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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-18

Astoria, May IL. - Especial - The
steamer Danube arrived here this morn
Ing With Al Cinnamon aboard for Port
land and twsnty-seyen for Astoria. all
Of them bearing certificates Of previous
residence and alleged proofs Of mercan-
tie occupations. Collector Taylor. with >
nrce OF Deputies. and Dr. Walker.
health officer Of the port, boarded the YES
ssi and began . thorough examination of
her passenger. The collector vas not
hing in ascertaining that the present lot
were different In many respects from the
lass brought over by the Danube. They
ass wcil-dressed and weil-conducted and
=. crea: many OF them can speak En-
gtish well. All hut one were passed
bg the medical officer as being in excellent
hsalth. Unfortunately there is an elderly
Cainaman who 10 in n high fever, and
uwsii his symptoms develop the ship was
ordered into quarantine. With a red nag
flying at her foremost. Nothing serious IS
Anticipated. and there is bat little danger
that the disease is smallpox
P~uaoysr's View OF Chinese Deeisien.
PORTLAND. May l7.-fspecial. l-Gov.
pennoyer, speaking of the supreme courts
decision sustaining the Geary act. said
to-day:
The decision was sound law. The claim OF
sf4s .o-calles Democratic tudges that IL was
tussicial question in . rnoss laonstrous proposi'
tfna. involving 4 still further usurpatio1
OF power By the eonr.A With
so4esIlee Democratic president usurping the
pave. 10 suspend law OF congress and So
eAsied Democratic judges claiming the right 10
ari,ify such iaw, Il Is high time for the Demo
cratic party 10 ask i;se,i where 10 Is at
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Examining Crow. Nest Pass.

MONTREAL. May l.. 49, President Van
Horne. of the Canadian Pacific. and Il
party left Montreal for the Coast oa Sat.
urday. 10 MAKE = thorough examination Of
Crows Nest pass. Ii has been rumored
for some time that the Canadian Pacific
contemplated opening a new line through
the pass mentioned, and the ou,leok is
favorable FOR the work of construction TO
be carried out with ali possible dispatch.
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II has oSeI officially announced that a labo-er
died al Aslasic cho!ssa Eess Hamburg re-
Gently
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HeP"rt at WIZARDS Kctirea.ene
>sw lo2x, NAY l-.-Ta- story Vas re-
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INCONVENIENCE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others aud enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value TO health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence Is due to It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, tho refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties Of o perfect lax.
alive; effeotuRlly cleansing tho system
dispelling colds, headaches and feyerS
aud permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and.
met with Tho approval Of the medical
profession because II acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken.
ing them and it 10 pertectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale by al, drug.
giBts In 600 and u bottles, butit ID man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup.
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package, also tho name, Syrup Of Figs,
aud being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered, ua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-30
THE ASSEMBLY MEETS
And Considers the Strike Of the
Street Railway Men.
TgE lRBITRlHON COMMITTEE
,v,. Empowered 10 Actin tho Matter
another Effort ON tho Part of tho
committee at Settlement WIN DO
Made ro,day-ProspecIs arc for a
Hard Fight,

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
,,,empIy held u special and secret
Meeting Yesterday afternoon and con-
'IJoud the stroot car troubles.
The report Of the arbitration commit
,.o Amounted a week ago, which has
T,l ,bo matter in hand, was read and
nnanimously adopted. Tho committee
,oq empowered by the assembly to do
,ho utmost possible to effect u settle
,nent of the strike Immediately, and
nh owe to act was given, General
Manager Jolly promised TO give tho
committee a definite answer last Tues
Jay morning, but has not yet given tho
answer.
II IA understood that ways and means
h]rbringing about n speedy settlement
oItho strike were discussed, but us the
D,sss was not admitted to tho meeting
pIothing reliable could DO learned last
n;sht, There is no doubt, however, but
Xxx early this week tho course to be
n1prsned by tine company in regard to
ibe strike will be made public. 1t looks
n. though n hard fight is on hand boz
tween the company and organized labor,
and in the event OF a failure Of the at
TEMPT at immediate settlement, some
Startling events will follow.
General Manager jolly, OF tho street
rar company, was not in town yester-
day. no that nothing regarding tho
iainre action OF the company could be
l.nrnnn
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A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
Annual Meeting of the Bcllairo Nail worl
Company Saturday.

Annual Meeting of the Bellalro Nail Works
Company Saturday.
The annual meeting OF the Bellalro
Nail Works Company was held satur-
day afternoon and tho statement rom
dored was a very gratifying one to tho
stockholders, go much so that the vote
Of the company was cast HbyRone man
for the reelection Of the old board Of
directors composed OF ]. r. McCourtney,
Earl W. 0globay, Charles w. Brocku-
nieF, James Wilson, Fred Seabright,
John A. Gallaher and A. B. Carter; the
latter taking the place OF the late
William G. Barnard on the board. 1t
was stated at tho meeting that a now
blast furnace would be built at once,
and that an additional mill would DO
put up probably tho coming summer.
The capital stock OF this company Is
Sl5O,0O0, aud they have had a surplus
Of about $1,000 0 for some years. The
showing Tor the last year was a very
fair n
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BELIAIRE.
All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip from
the GLASS City.

All Sorts OF Local NOws and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The county commissioners have called
q meeting at ST. ClairSville tonight to
hear expressions as 10 the proprlety OF
funding tho debt Of the county and
bridge funds. These two funds arc to-
gothor overdrawn about $4,000, aud
the commissioners arc required to
borrow money for a few months at q
time to keep up running expenses. II
is suggested this indebtedness can DO
funded at 8 por cent. or maybe less,
which would result In q considerable
saving. Senator Nichols and Represen.
tatiye Helnleln will both DO at tho
meeting, as 1t will require o special act
OF tho legislature to permit tho funding
OF tho debt Tho meeting was called at
ST. Clalrsvillo dt night in order to havo
tho representatives In tho legislature
thOrc, though that 10 d bad time 10 got
tho taxpayers present, However, there.
can hardly DO an objection to saving
$1,000 or $4,000 interest each year on
this indebtedness and II already exists,
Tho Bolialro stove foundry company
composed Of Bollairo mon and former
Martins Fortlans, hold I've annual meet.
Ing the other day and was found 10 DO
prospOfing. Without any parloylng the
old board OF directors was reelected
and organized by oiootinR IL Roemor,
president and t%fuasutOri p. v. BOYD,
ylco president, " II, Rider bectetary,
and W. Il JOHNSON, manager.
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At the Opera House, on Friday and
Saturday next, Americas representa-.
tive comedian, William Collier and
company, will appear in the original
creation, "Hoss and Hoss," which is
said to DO the funniest OF all farce
comedies. II contains a laugh in every
line, The supporting company is the
largest and most talented ever pre-.
sented in n similar organization, who
keep their audiences in a continual
rom from start to finish. The phenom.
inal success which has attended this
combination elsewhere, is guarantee
enough Of the merit and popularity Of
this young comedian and his play. The
songs and music arc all new and origl-
nal, and the dialogue bright, sparkling
and witty, Prominent and well known
members Of the company who have
been seen hero are Miss Louise Allen,
famous for her kangaroo dance; Adele
harrington, Helena Collier, May Jor.
dan, Marie Celeste, Mark Sullivan,
Arthur Moulton formerly with Frank
D%aniels), Ignacio Martinetti, Dan Ba-
kar, J. b. Gentry and j. w. Myers, q
great baritone, and n great quartotte.
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There was no change worthy Of men
tion in the street car strike Saturday,
Int there was an interesting little cpl
soje on the South Side. The track ut
]Thirty.third street was blockadod with
ties and stones, and when q sontl-bound
car arrived there u big crowd, mainly
composed OF tough boys, gathered and
took possession Of tho car. Owing TO
their number the meu on tho car could
do nothing. Tho rope was cut, the
trolley pole broken and part OF the
floor torn up. When Superintendent
Lotus appeared on another car, the
boys, who had been quieted by the po-
licG, again broke out, and pelted him
with cinders, stones and snowballs.
At other places tho tracks were COW
cred with timber, stones and othor de-
bris, and a number Of workmen en-
pIoyed in clearing the track were CON-
pelied to desist.
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%ThClunoralo OF W. j. Harrington, which
took place at Nowburg, January 20, was
tho largest that has occurred in tho
town Tor years. Tho church services
were conducted in the U. p. church by
tho pastor, Rev. L. A. MCNoman, as.
sisted by Rey. A. Prince, Of tho NJ, Il.
church, aud Rev. Samuel Graham, Of
tho Presbyterian church, after which
the remains were taken charge OF and
conducted to tho cemetery by division
2Si, brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi.
iilecrs, OF which tho deceased was q Nom.
Dor Mr.. Harrington was we'll and
iayorably known as ono Of tho Balti.
moro 4 ohio's most popular and sue.
cossiul engineers, having served tho
company In that capacity for several
years with marked dbility, both on tho
main limo and Fairmont, Morgantown
&PittSburgh branch. His sudden death
by all.
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But 1t was Caused
In Weakness OF thO KilnOyl

Quoted by j. W. Howell and ]. R. An
derson, the other two members OF the
city board Of examiners.
L. ]. Price, the Mansfield dry goods
clerk who got stuck on Miss Nobriga,
in the Grimes Cellar Door Company,
so badly that instead OF depositing the
$500 his employers sent bin to the
bank with he took a train and followed
the company, taking the money with
him, and who was arrested at Spring
field and $495 Of the cash found, his
father making the balance good, struck
the show here again Saturday night.
He Is not overly bright, yet looks to be
nearer tw~enty'eight than eighteen, his
reported age, and there is no question
about his being daft on the girl, Eddie
needs u father who doesn't believe IN
the doctrine OF sparing abe rod.
David II. Rice, who was taken to Co.
lumbus for treatment for softening oil
the brain, will be confined in tho asy-
lun while there. His mind has been
impaired for moro, than a year, and 1t is
thought complete rest and care by
trained nurses will benefit him.
Charles Walters, ST., had an oyercoat
stolen from him at the Porterteld
House yesterday afternoon while he
took a short after dinner nap. Suspi-
cion ia directed to a Wheeling chap who
dropped into the office while the old
gentleman was sleeping.
Mr.. II. A. Rodefer returned yesterday
from Rochester, N. Y, where he closed
quite n contract for Rodeter Bros.
Their new factory resumes work this
morning and has q promising outlook
for the season.
The Novelty Stamping Company will
start all the machinery, fully manned,
on the first floor OF their new factory
this morning. They will work for aome
time preparing stock on which those
working on tho other floors will be oc-
cupied,
Congressman Parsons bill to codify
and arrange all the pension laws Is q
mammoth one, containing ffty-two
pages OF the usual size Of pnbllc docu'
ments. But the subject is n big one.
Tho other side OF the pike controversy
will be heard by the commissioners to.
morrow, and some OF tho wild state
ments that have been paraded will DO
most completely retuted.
"Napoleon, tho Little Corslcan," will
be the subject OF the lecture by O. H,
Adams on Thursday evening, this being
the fifth Of the series OF lectures this
winter. mig nhyQaa,
Ono plain drunk was registered at
the lookup yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-30

The grand specific for the prevailing
.malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costieeness,
general debility, etc, is BaCon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores the system to vigor-
Gus health and energies. Samples free.
Large packages Soc. Sold only by Logan
DrnV On q
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Tho stockholders OF the Wheeling
railway company met Saturday and
elected ]. j. Jacob. y. +. Dickinson, b.
S. Allison, ]. o. Palmer and Anton Rey.
mann directors. The board elected
Judge Jacob president
The Citizens railway company elected
IL. Jacob, W, l.. Erskine, lie. Sands,
P. i. Dobblns and r. S, Irwin directors
and Judge Jacobs president.
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"Kmarney ana no iihlnoo To.nlaht.

J. L. Toolo, the famous German dia.
ioct comedian supported by tho charm.
ing actress, Miss Joan Cravan, and a
strong dramatic company will open n
ihree nights engagement tonight az
lno Grand Ia tho realistic melo.lfama
called Killarney aud tho Rhino.D
Both the play and company arc woll
spoken Of by tho press everywhere, and
lhGy no doubt will meet with q hoarty
welcome at tho hands Of all lovers Of
Iuo urama A matinee will DO glyon
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IMPORTANT 70 IlTES.IBR". FRANtE n y uG ~ %S Ssp ~ q M. bm SaaSeev.,ed Nh s,.s..
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FoR 81 I F.

House of six rooms. Woods street, Centre
Wheeling, with full half lot, $l,450,
Farm OF $50 acres on National Road, tino miesN
east OF city.
House Of six rooms, brick. Eof street, between
~Twenty.thlrd and Twenty.iourth streets, cheap.
Houie otiour rooms, corner wcnty,third aud
Charles street, 81 100,
Small house aud half lot, JRoob street. Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500.
Three houses on MoyaIon street, Sixth ward,
on easy terms. $500.
Farm 90 acrcs. two miles from city! splendid
improvements; suitable fpr gardening.
Lots at east end OF TWenty-third stroot on
House OF three rooms on Pike street. $50
House OF six rooms. 9G2D jacob street S3811.
House Of five rooms Bof street centSr
Honso 81 cis6t rooms, Jabob street, between
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets, $500.
Splendid farm, Nifty acres nine miles eaStot
'u'9yas;RsIi lss on MoCollooa street. couts,
ons.6ali lot on chaplIrs street Sixth Ward.
Ono OF tho bo,t manufacturing aieI In the
city, fronting on two railroads
TO LoAN-s,OOoan and $1,000 t loanton city real
ebtAu' N
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FOR REHTT
FINK & BROWN,
TO IlEF.
lil8 Market street.

Ten.roomed dwelling, $50 Main street,
Four.ro0med dwelling, 26S2 Market street
Three.roomed dwelling, 106 Virginia street.
large yard.
Elghtroomed dwelling, 10 Maryland street,
SoYeu.rnomed dwelling, ~ South York street
Three.roomed dwelling, Ills MoColloch street
slx.roomed dwelling @il7 Eof street
Flve.roomed dwelling, III TYenty'ninlh
street.
-Four rooms, second floor. 80 Thitlepnth street.
Hye.roomed house, lOi Virginia Stteet.
5lx.roomed dwelling, 49-NGEth York street,
possession at once.
Five rooinod dwelling, zoos EoG' street
Nve.roomed dwelling, Is Twenty third street
Country residence. close to city.
Flats with all modern convenlenoeli centrally
located.
Lawyers Offices, best In tho city. -
Store room, 1861 Market street. 10
Store room. 10 Eleventh street. VIII DO rotnod.
eiedand readyfo occupancy by April ia
WIN have other properties from ttmO to time.
G. 0. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent, over Wheat & lEanohers
Jewelry storc. Jazz
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YOUNG MEN-who have become victims Of soH-
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pRS. FRANCE AND 01INAN, after years Of OK.
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I9f weakness Ia the back and limb, Involuntary dis.
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diseases q the head, throat, nose, or skin, aaee.
tons pr the liver. lungs, stomach, or bow0lt-thota
terrible dliofd0fi arising from the solitary vice Of
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
city Bank Building, Room No d
Telephone 2ll iais
F7OR SATFl

a -four mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power, Saw
and planer also attached doing good business
In tho country. This 70 d batgaiL Coal within
40 feet, Has thlrty.gevC1 acres Of land. Will
soil all together or mill separate.
No. 8797 Eolf street, ifAinp house, ak foouis,
largo 0ollht, alloy corner. Easy lorinA.
No, g72D Eoif street. Btick house, elk rooms
and hall good location ChOap. Easy forms.
No, IS Thirty.hIth street. half lot, four roona
With summer kii0hot and largo Altioi eL101
Three houses Oh Wood utteok high grou1I
No. DlS, 6O aud 852l $3.50 each
eAch, li,401 each,
ARond farm Of 1ltl adrB4 ono and q hall milII
from tho city. A good orchard, ok AofoiI 40
grapes, has GlvetO6medho uge, stables. etdl Oh
Tho bast OF WniOG VIII sell on ear t0fnlIf
Lots Ia If8faiSHn addition, tbO bO,t vAluoln
The Eighth ward on very easy terms fora lh,i'
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Brick house, i0It rooms A1d hall foftYs
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scl1ricA aud lumbago readily Yield
10 salvation OIL. A few applications
y produce tho desired result Try IL
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THIS is THE
TINE OR YEAR
WHEN
Men and Women


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and run down generally.
Few people understand why this Is
SO, or what partoi the bodythe inclem'
ent weather and winds attack first,
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liver or urinary organs, These are the
first parts that the weather a~ffettsl that
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the urea is not thrown of, but is forced
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results,
But 1t was Caused
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1t has restored millions OF sufferers 70
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Do you not think it would be wise for
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DISEASES OF WoMsN.-we have a special de-
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Every case consulting our specialists, whether BY
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few which have not bafled the ikill Of all The
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Of skilled spaelaihts. In ifsbihtht Of dissastI
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aud Instruct ladies how 10 treat themselves,
MAnRlA6E.-MaFhe penohL o. yoana men con.
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loss Of pfocfeailVe pogeft, lmpoithey, Or any other
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pRlVAIE Dl3EhSEa, -nlood Poison, YehefeAl
Talht, 0leel, Structure, Seminal Emlaiioha, Lpsto 81
Sexual PoWeti WOaknetb Of Sexual OtgAa1, Want
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which have been neglected Of uhhkllifully treated,
uttt, Parties tfthted by nail o. tkpfetl, Gut WhoId
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Iftainont seAt. q y. y, t1Ahy paft Of u. q LII
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FREE EXAMINATION OF me 0RiNF.-Eaeh
OF htAg from 3 20 ounces o. Urine THAT pasted {
eateiul,eheHled AndlPletoteopleal eGamlhatioHi ant
m4Hthi 1ixnEp 9tonqpl lnd inluiioua e9mpouhdL II
WONDERFUL CURES II ;a sss:fII |. Sis 8 sii &
peaAble petisnal eohilltaiion "a preferred. Cutlbl
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