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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
The Chief Educational Institu-
ton of the State.

Sixteen Professors and Teachers A PrOpara'
tory Department, q Classical Course, q Scientific
Course an Agricultural Course, Courses iiI
Civil and Mining Engineering, and Mechanical
Engineering. q Military Department, II Law De-
partment aud Gymnasium. Each Scientific
department Is splendidly equipped with mp
patatus Und machinery The Collegiate Dee
partmonts open to both sexes. Tuition free 10
West Virginia students in all departments except
tho Preparatory Department aud free In tbs
department for students to tho number OF ono
for every 500 population. Eight State Cadets GFg,
appointed by the Regents from each Senatorial
District who arc furnished with books and
stationery free. The average total expenses per
year aro from $40 TO 500, exclusive oil clothing
for catalogue to.
DIR. p. u. REYNOLDS, VIce.Pres.,
an116 MOrgnntown, w. Va.
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disastrous Fire.

spntNGrlrnD, Ono, August 1.-THE
business portion OF Milford Center, on
the Big Four road, in Union county,
was swept by fire this morning, and
Springfield and Columbus both sent
fire engines in response to appeals for
mid. The loss will foot up between
100000 and $4,000. The fire destroyed
tho post office, Lyons drug store, Rit'
zer's Hotel, Snodgrass' dry goods store
and four other business blocks.
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SHATTERED HER NERVES.
The Infanta Edlulla Had to Take u Res
After Doing America.

TIC IhtNhtu IuIhIIIl HUI 10 1NKo U IEVbV
After Doing America.
LONDON, August 1.-The Infanta
Eulalia has been living quietly in a
modestly furnished house at West
Bourne Terrace. She has been there
for three weeks in the utmost confne-
ment. She hired handsome cab by
the week and has done the town unat.
tended. Her highness will return to
England three weeks hence to pay u
visit to tho queen in semi-state. 1t is
announced that the infanta, after her
return from America, found 1t advisable
to 90 into retirement for time, as her
nerves were completely shattered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12

People who have money locked up in
boxes and stuffed away in stockings arc
helping to keep money tight, which is
not good in morals or Us business
proposition. II the money SO boarded
wore let go everything would move
along better Put your money in bank
and help business along.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12
CURES THAT LAST.
First Chapter III the Series OF Interviews
From Patients Whose Testimony
was Printed Three Years Ago,
To Prove the Permanent Results of Drs,
Copeland, He'll and Davis Method Of
Treatment-AIr, August AIiller's Case,

at has been about three years since Dra,
Copeland aud Bell cured mo oil q very. serious
ailinent"' says Mr, August Miller, tho very
saloon, HRloVer street. near W, 4 L. Il. X, X
depot telephone No. 1870, Martins Ferry, land
although have passed through several severe
winters since then | still remain well and
hearty and consequently feel very grateful for
bping resLoEed pefmanentlyN
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DURING tho dog.day season, the drain
OF nervous aud vital energy may bo
Counteractod by tho use OF Ayer'a Sar-
saparilla. In purifying tho blood, II
aets as Il superb corrective and tonic,
and enables the system to defy malarial
and Otller climatic innuencoa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12

TIE governor Of Massachusetts is fast
becoming an expert rider Of tho bicycle.
There was q day whom public man
would havo been laughed into retire.
ment for straddlinga wheel. Tho world
learns, Tho bicycle Is one of tho
grcatOst devices Of tho ago and ono OF
tho most servlceablo, 1t made ita own
place and fllls it as nothing else could.
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THO pnnto ovor Mt nashville

NASHVILLE, TENN, August l1.-Mat-
tors are quiet in banking circles to-
day The bank continued to pay oil
checks presented up to 1880 o'clock,
when it was decided TO pay all checks
up to 500 and give certified checks for
balauces above this amount
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IT seems to DO possible to cut down
tho cxpOnses without iniuring tho fair.
What tho people want to 500 is not i'm.
proved by throwing money around
loosely.
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DON'T You Know

That to have perfect health you must
have pure blood, and tho best way to
havo pure blood III to take Hoods Sar.
saparilla, tho bost blood purifier aud
strength builder. II OxpolB all faint Of
sCrofula salt rhoum and all othor
humors, and ut tho Bnmo timo builds
up thc'whole gystcm anb gives nerve
atrongth. 9
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1.-TWO years ago my trouble got 80 bad was
"My nose would stop up ON one side and then
on tho other so could not breathe through II
at all; dropping OF mucous from my head into
my throat kept me hawking aud splitting al
most constantly. ] had terrible headaches over
nv Dyes, roaring and buLzing sounds In my
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WHEN tho nomination Of Larry Neal
was assured tho band played "Tho
Campbollg arc coming" ComingY o,
no, goins-kickod out body and
breaches by tho Neal men. Tho Camp.
bells woro not in II in that convention.
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Must Go Through tic ClDnrlnr uou,,

Must Go Through tile CLEARING House.
HARrroRD, CoNN., August 1l.-Eight
OF the principal manufacturing con.
Germs in this city have decided to pay
wages hereafter only by check payable
through the clearing house. Other
manufacturers will take similar action,
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TnERr isn't so much bounce In tho
silver mon uS there was few days aso.
ThOy begin to realize that this is a big
country,
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KEEP your eye on Mckinley He
will make the finest campaign of his life
and roll OF such a majority "a Ohio has
not seen in recent years,
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ANYBODY can be courageous when
times arc prosperous. When deprcs.
sion is abroad is the time when real
courage counts for something. tits the
stay Of individuals and OF communities.
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HAS Ex-Governor Campbell passed
entirely out Of tho politics OF oNio2
Have tho days OF his 'hoocnCO" do
parted?
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nothing for any other money material.
That is monometalism, Oae-mOney-
metallism.
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RALPH llnlsDANE NoSEsUcli Is tho
namo Of u millionaire diamond miner
iioar san Francisco who Is going to
build a palace without q foot Of lumber
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TnE silver mon should DO honest
onoushto quit calling themselves 6I.
tnolallilis They aro for silver ant caro-
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I.olrslOn % ohlo0ao vln ono lLlyoF nan.

LAUUFHIUH 70 OHIUNEU VIZ UHIu IIINur IIUW'
rOa0.
On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio Rivor railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago aud return, on no.
count Of tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
sltion, at greatly reduced rites. Tickets
will be good for continuous pasyngo In
olthor direction with final limit for 70.
turn passage November 3, 1909 For
ratos Of fare, tlmo Of train and other In.
formation, hiqulru Of ticket ngents,
Ohio River rNtiroad, or write W. J.,
Robinson, general passenger ngent,
Parkorsburg, W. Va.
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in it. 1t will be composed of metals
and sculptured marble. Mr., Nonesuch
and his house will add to the attractions
Of California.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-12

COMMISSIONER 81. Clair, Dear Sir,
Please stop having trouble with tho
man 1t tho cato. Itworrles US Ut homo.
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"wno is the biggest hog in ChicagO7"
asks the Tribune OF that city. Family
questions OF this sort should DO referred
to his honor the mayor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FsTATE OF 0ATHARINE A. LIST
~ DECEASED

Notice Of Application TO Transfer Property OF the
Estate to a Foreign Administrator.
Whereas, CatharlneA A. List died inteState In
jackson county, In the State OF Missouri, leRY.
Ing Gets0nal estate both In tho State OF Missouri
and in Ohio county, in the State Of West Vlr.
glnla, and James H. Oglebay has qualified 0s
principal administrator OF her estate IN the
Probate Court OF Jackson county, at Kansas
City, In the state OF Missouri, and the under.
signed, Henry K. List, has been appointed and
qualified as administrator OF her estate In Ohio
county WeStVirplnia, and It Is desirablelthat the
property so situated In Ohio county, West Viz
ginfa, 10 transferred 10 said James II. 0glebay,
administrator, notice Is hereby given to William
., List, Thomas Y. List, Julia w. Peppard Kate
L. OglCbay and James II. 0glebly, JH heirs aud
Distributes OF said Catharlno A. List, deceased,
and all other persons II any thore be Interested
as creditors or otherwise In the estate OF said
decedent, that the undersigned administrator
will apply by petition to the Circuit Court OF
ohio county, West Virginia, on the 9th day Of
September, A. D. 1893, or as soon thereafter as
his application eau DO heard, for I'm order lu.
thorizlng and directing him TO transfer and do
liver all OF tho assets aud property belonging to
the said dccedents estate In West Virginia to
the said james IL 0glebay, administrator OF
said estate in Jackson county, Missouri.
HENRY X. LIST,
Administrator OF the Estate Of CatharinC A
List, Deceased.
ERsRINE & ALLISON, Attorneys.
WHEELING, w. VA, August II. 1893 aul2$
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wEsr Virginia has the honor Of
offering the silver purchase repeal bill,
aud West Virginia is on this side Of
tine question.
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SIS A MONTH.

ALL DISEASES TREATED ATTHE UNIFORM
RATE OF IS A MONTH. REMEMBER THIS
INCLUDES CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION,
TREATMENT AND MEDICINE FOR ALL
DISEASES AND ALL PATIENTa
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WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

lIoop's Pits may DO had by mail for
25c Of o. l. Hood Il Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Hart'S
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 and 1918 Mark OF st., Wheeling, w'Na'

The Island cars and electric motors pas iA9 q
door Third annual session begins SCI IEh ny!
i6 1903, continues lhirty.nlne week., dlN'Hvo
into four terms. This school offers Il t9mtigit'
and thorough education IN Practical fHEi. IA,
Mathematics. English Classlcs, Latin anu MOu'
The school consists Of Primary Gram maf,
Academic and College Preparatory depaILa LIN VIM
Tho methods aud course Of INSTRUCTION wiz
compare iavorably with that OF the best SellF
narlcs In tho country. -....ta,.,,,.r
boys urO received Ia tho Primary anu nia, IN
Grammar. For circulars or interview Apply "
MRS. M. STEVENS HAZE
Principal,
Residence No. 797 Main 81:
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ears, which kept mo IN terrible misery all the
time. Finally my hearing grew 70 bad coulu
not hear anything at all, Spots would aPp tHI
not refresh mo any; would cough very hard,
and aboutslx months ago took to
SPLITTING BLOOD
about twice day, with sharpshooting pains
all through my chest, Night sWeats sot in,
which weakened mo terribly, had no lppe'
tito, and what little did eat would not lay on
my stomach, causing great pain III the ply Of
my stomach which grew so bad ! would Ire
Quently have TO resort TO medical aid for relief.
Bowels constlpRted, followed by dtarrhna; pain
across my back In the region OF my Kidneys,
rheumatism In my limbs so bad ! was com.
PEELED 10 stay III bed for ono month. Ny ieet
would swell SO much could not wear my shoes,
Twas IN this condition whom called GU DRS,
COPELAND & BELL four months ago, The
second month OF treatment could breathe
freely through my nose hereby testify Tor
tho benefit OF human sufferers: Thlt1 now feo!
stout and hearty. eau cat ag0od, square meal
with pleasure Sleep well. Have no headaches
or pains any place. My ears feel Us we'll as they
ton. now weigh thirty pounds more than
ever did In my lie, and chccrfully recommend
all human suffers to try those eminent special
lists aud be relieved"
Drs, Copeland, Bell a. Davis trent success.
fully all durable diseases at ll2l Main street,
Wheeling. W. Va. 0illco hours, Q TO II A. NJ, 2to
Or. N. aud Z to or. NJ Sundays, 10 10 Il A. ~
and 2 to 4 P. n, Speclllties-Catarrh and all
diseases OF tho eye ear, throat and lungs dys'
pepsia cured; nervous diseases curedi skin
diScases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by mail Send
2-cent stump for question blank
Address all mall 70
DRs. COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS,
"a. l12l Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
TEMPORARILY INSANE.

Kate Hysup Attempts to Take Her Life
While Out of Her Senses.
Kate Hysup. . domestic who has been In
the employ of DR.. g. G. Swallow for some
time. and who 10 spoken Of by all who
know her as good and respectable woman.
was before jury yesterday in Judge Hunts
court. who were called TO pass ON her
sanity. Wednesday Undersherif Hoss was
called to the home of her sister, where Miss
Hyaup had gone after leaving DR.. Swallows
the evening previous. Mr.. Hoss found the
woman was insane and took her to the
county Jail. Drs. Bullard and Cole were
Called. and did all they could to pacify her.
with the result that towards evening she
had quoted down. Early yesterday morn
ing, however, Jailer Kelly was called BY
two other inmates of the female ward. and
found that Miss Hysup had attempted to
hang herself. using The chain in the bunk
for tho purpose. The joiler quickly re-
leased her. and Sheriff Curtis, who was
called. administered stimulants. and thus
probably saved her life.
The jury found she was insane. and rec
commended that she DO kept at the jail for
time to see if she will recover. If she does
not she will be sent to the Warm Springs
asylum.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
WAS THE JUDGE DRUNK?
A Court room Scene In Chicago of a Re-
marknble Sort

A Court Room Scene In Chicago of a Re-
marknbie Sort.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-An extraordinary
scene was Witnessed in tho superior court
this morning. In the absence Of Judge
Stein. who issued an order fOrbidding the
closing of the Worlds fair gates ON Sun
day. the management applied TO Judge
GeRRin to dissolve the der. He called
Judges Dunno and Brentano to sit with
him. They agreed that the order be dis
solved. GogRin held II should be contin-
ued in force. Al the opening of the court
this morning he elected the clerk TO enter
an order continuing the case sixty days, or
till after the close of the fair. Judge
Dunno insisted on his right to read the
opinion Of the majority aud did
80. Then. after wordy wrange
Il private conference of the three
judges WAS he'd, at the close of which
Goggin announced that he no longer do
sired the otle judges to sit with him.
They retired and GoRgin overrulei the mo-
tion to dissolve. and refused to set date
for the hearing of the motion TO vaoate tho
order.
GogRin Afterwards gave as a reason for
his extraordinary action that TO set aside
Judge STEMS order would cause the people
TO lose confidence in the judiciary. He
made long and rambling address to the
audience in court, relative TO taking public
parks for private use.
1t is denied that he was under the in
huenos of liquor.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

WEIR CIrY, Kan, Aug. 31.-The miners
strike has ended. The leaders OF the strike
acknowledge defent and tomorrow the
strike will be officially declared At an end.
NEWPORT. X. l.. Aug. 3l.-R. ID. Wrenn 10
lawn tennis champion of the United States,
he having to-day defeated Fred II. Hovev
in the VI esenco of g,sat crowd of people.
MOBILE Ala. Aug. 3l.-The machinists
and moulders of the Louisvtlle Il Nash
VILE railroad struck this afternoon because
of a reduction in wages. which goes into
effect iday.
NEW York. Aug. 3l.-Ths striking long
night and n number Of them decided to go
back to wJ,k at reduced wages in the
morning. This probably b eaks the strike.
New York. Aug. 3.-Ths we'll known
high speed. steam yacht VamoOse has been
sold for Wn. Il. Hearst to Davies of Brook
iyn. Tho IN chnRe price Ia said to have
b, en- under $50 600. The Vamooss cost
much more than that
WARRINGTON. Aug. 3l.-Ths secretary Of
tho interior has approved 10 the Northern
Pacific railroad company oloar list OF
sections embracing AS, 5il acres lying with
in the primary limits of the grant located
within the Spokane Falls land district.
Los ANGELES. CAl. Aug, M.--JudRe Ross.
iu the Unitei States distriet court, to-d day
handed down m opinion declaring that n
warrant for the rrrsat OF Chinaman under
section sixth of The Geary law, can be
issued when the complaint and its vsrihoa-
tion are in proper form.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
LONG DEATH ROLL,
Fatalities Resulting From the Storm Nun
ber hundre

Fatalities Resulting From tho Storm Mum.
ber Hundreds.
AUGUSTA Ga, Aug. 31.-A special from
Beaufort says that over three hundred and
ninety dead bodies have been found on the
islands about Beaufort and Port Royal.
Over $2,000OO0 worth of property have
been wrecked near the same points. Both
are the direct result Of the severe storms
which swept along the Atlantic ooast Sun
day night. Those who are At all posted
about the country and the habits OF the
people In tho storR-vis tied sections are
confident In their prediction that the death
roll will run as high ~ 600. Some Of shs
best people Of this section of the state even
place the loss at more than 1000. Thefs
has not been an hour since Monday morn
ing that dead body has not been found at
some point on the island. As the waters
rscsde and the people move deeper into the
wrsokaRe gathered by the storm, Qhastly
romans are uncovered.
Reliable computation places tho dead at
600. Seven thousand negroes who have
been driven TO Port Royal by tho storm arc
starving. They are SO destitute and 90
badly In need OF something 10 eat that they
resorted to fighting among themselves for
feed. Several were killed in the light for
provisions. They are getting more aud
moro daring in tho struggle TO keep theis
wives and children from starving. II il
difficult to keep the sufferers in subiection,
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
THE INHERITED DEFICIT,
Left by the Republican Adm inlstration
1t Must lie Met.

Left by the Republican Administration
1t Must lie Met.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.-Ib has bssn de-
cided thati is impractieable 70 let the
ta'if question 60 over to the regular ses-
sion by adjourning congress as soon ns the
silver question is settled. So the work on
a tariff bill will soon begin. The ways and
means committee will give hearings from
Sept. 4 70 90 and then proceed TO frame
bill. Chairman Wilson hopes to have the
bill ready for consideration by the house
by November.
Another urgent question will have to be
considered before this. The monetary
stringeacy has caused such a falling off In
receipts from internal revenue customs and
other sources OF daily receipts that the
government is now falling $780, 600 short of
compulsory expenditures for pensions and
ordinary expenses. Already deficiency Of
ten or eleven millions ia in sight. Tho sit
ustion can not be met by economy, as these
expenses are obligatory under tho law.
Alternatives before congress- 10 meet the
situation are limited TO three-a new issue
Of government bonds. an income tax OF
some such new impost. or an increase in
the ratio In some existing forms of taxation.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
SAD CASE OF DESTITUTION,

Father Gone, Mother at tho Poor Farm
and the Children Left Alone.
One Of tho saddest cases Of poverty that
has come to the attention Of the county
officials developed a day or two ago. In
the latter part of July John Desoeher and
his wife came to Helena from that section
OF the county near Fulton. They did not
hays a dollar. tina wife was sick and she
was sent to the county poor farm. while the
husband loft town. Aug. 23 child was
born to the wife at the farm. A few days
ago the county auditor received word from
Thos. Gibson, living at Fulton. that when
Desosh0E aud his wife quit that country
they LETT behind them three children in
their cabin; that the children did mob have
enough to eat and there was danger that
they would starve. MIR. Gibson kindly VOL
untesred to take charge of the oldest child
and asked that some measures bs taken for
she care of the younger ones. The county
auditor has arranged to have all the chill
dren brought to Helena. and they will be
sent to tho poor farm until arrangement
can be made for their care slsewhs.s.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-01
TW|TTtD THE SENATORS,
Wolcott Says They Changed Their
Views to Agree With the
Administration.
Voorhees, Cots Some Rasps at the
Hands Of the Caustio
Coloradien.
Controvsrts the Argument Of Ovsrprod uc-
tlsn Of silver nt Big Proht-Facts
In the Case.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 21.-Tho senate this
morning. took mp the bill for the repeal Of
tho Sherman act and Woloott. OF Colorado,
spoke against IL. Aftet considerable per-
sif1aee IN which he twittsd the senator's on
tion to suit the ideas Of the ADM nistration.
He declared that Hills speech might have
been as we'll made against silver. ~ hs
kasw that fee coinage was imr ossible by
s,paEate act under this administration
he quoted the former uttsynncss of Voor-
hess to show the inconsistency Of that SON
atoT on the silver question. and declared
that Voorhees, and Sherman were for the
first time in nccotd; that Sherman would
be. in fact. the chairman Of tho finance
committee instead Of Voorhees,.
All Of the senators know that Cleveland
would veto any independent silver coinage
measure. He hinted that II this bill passed
the free silver men might vote against pro-
tsction In any form. II seems unaccount-
able that In panic the banks should OBJ
ject to an increase In the volume OF money.
Their plan. after repeal was 10 ask, and
they would probably eet an issue of hun
dEed millions in gold bonds.
Ihs speaker then proceeded to controvert
the arguments Of ovsr-prodaotion OF silver
in the world at . big profit. He showed In
the case of Lsadvills 1O4, 500. 900 In silver
was produced at cost of &12l. 800. 600. loss
being che noed TO only . fair profit by the
value of the products. If only tho silver
states were concerned they would acquiesce
without . protest. but IL VAS Q national
question. affecting all parts Of the country.
At the close of Wolcott's speech Mills
gave notice that he would speak on repeal
Wednesday. Then Caffery. of Louisiana,
spoke In favor of unconditional repeal
Al the close OF CsRery's remarks Cullom
gave notice that he would address tho sen-
ate on the repeal bill next Monday.
A motion was made by PETER to take up
the resolution heretofore offered by him, as
to national banks refusing to pay deposit
ora checks in currency. After q colloquy
the resolution was referred to the commit
tee on finance. yeas thirty-av nays twenty