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A srARrLING STORY

Claimed That There Is an Anarchist Plot
to Murder the Prince of Wales should
Ho Visit tho Worlds Fair.
NEW YoRE, March ga morning
paper in two column article with glar-
ing headlines claims that there has
been an anarchistic threat to assassinate
tho prince OF Wales should ho visit
America.
As the story goes, it is an open secret
that efforts are being made TO induce
tho prince OF Wales to visit America.
1t is Just as well established that the
prince has looked with favor upon the
idea, and so well is this latter fact known
that people in position to understand
tho undercurrent III work toward this
end, say that it has been quite possible
that the prince would accept an invita-
ton extended to him by Mr.. William
Waldorf Astor to be his guest in trip
across the Atlantic. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Aston will charter either the Majes-
tic or the Ieutonic, in case the prince
OF Wales decides to accompany him to
speed directly for Boston. When the
party reach that city they will go to
Chicago by special trains chartered by
Mr.. Astor, by way OF Canada. The
principal design, the paper says, in
having the prince visit Canada, is to
use his presence ms check TO tho an
nexation sentiment.
The article continues: major
Charles Fox Billings, OF Peterboro,
Ont, Canada, not long ago wrote to Sir
Julian Pauncefote, stating that he has
accurate Information that an extensive
anarchistic plot has begun in which the
leading friends OF the red flag OF eXter-
mination in the United States and
Canada are concerned, and which in
the event OF the visit OF the prince OF
wales to America, will end in his muir
der.
"Such letter ordinarily would meet
with scant courtesy at the hands OF Sir
Julian, who would believe it the work OF
a crank. But in this case the writer of
the startling news is no crank. He is a
retired English army officer OF great
distinction.
''Sir Julian Immediately communicate
ed the tenor OF the letter to tho English
foreign Office, and the result was wide
spread CONSERVATION. Cablegrams, long
and cogent, have passed between the
British embassy at Washington and
the London foreign Office.
1.-THE crime, Major Billings letter
states, will be committed in the United
States, ii possible. but il not, it will GER.
tainly be accomplished when the prince
is in Canada. "
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INrpoRTANT DECISION.
Tho oIonongnheln Navigation Compnny's
Case Decided FaYorabiy BY the Supreme

Tho NIonongnheln Navigation Compnny's
Case Decided FaYorabiy by the Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 27.-Thc
supreme court OF the United States to-
day declared its opinion that the United
States could not condemn property OF
private corporations without consider.
ing in the proceedings the earning
capacity thereof. The opinion was rem
dered by Justice Brewer in the case of
the appeal OF tho Monongahela Navi-
CATION Company from the judgment OF
the circuit court for the western dis
trict OF Pennsylvania in condemnation
proceedings instituted by the United
States.
THE Navigation Company, said Jus.
tico Brewer, was u corporation author
ICED to improve the navigation OF the
Monongahela river by the construction
OF locks and dams. After constructing
six OF these, at tho request OF tho
United States, it built what is known
as "lock and dam No. T." subsequently,
Congress passed an act providing for
the condemnation and purchase OF this
lock and dam, the act prescribing that
in the estimation OF the value OF tho
property no account should DO taken OF
the value OF tho franchise OF tho Navi.
cation Company whereby 1t was au.
thorized to collect tolls from vessels
passing through the locks. Condemna-
ton proceedings were then begun, and
according TO tho language OF tho act
the circuit court took no account OF tho
value OF the company's franchise. The
right Of the COMPANY to charge tolls for
tho use and benefit OF tho improve.
ments ii had made 10 factor that
must DO considered In fixing tho
amount Of damages. Tho judgment OF
the circuit court is therefore reversed"
Justice Shiras having been ono Of
counsel in the court below, and Justice
jackson not having been a member OF
the court when the case was under
consideration, took no part in the do.
cisiou.
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ADARING ESCAPE.
Murderer Latimcr PoIsons Waterman

Murderer LRtimGr PoIsons Waterman
and Is at Liberty Armed With n Riao.
JACKSON, MIcH., March 27.-R, Irving
Latimer, who murdered his mother at
Jackson on the morning OF January %,
1889, is at liberty and is armed with a
rifle. He escaped soon after l o'clock
this morning after dragging George w,
Haight, who had charge OF the gate up.
stairs. uaight died ut 3 a, in. MS a re-
suit Of the poison. Capt. Gill, night
keeper, is under arrest charged with
being Latimer's accomplish.
Later Latimer tried to release the
prisoners near his own cell, but falling,
made his own escape by way OF the
front gates. Latimer secured n rifle
quantity OF ammunition before going
and will surely make a desperate re.
sistance. Those who know him say
there is not one chance in athousand Of
ever taking him alive. There is the
most intense excitement and hundreds
OF men are searching the city and sur
rounding country. kilograms have
been sent all over the state and it
seems impossible that he can escape.
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LOGAN BItEVITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
tue City,

kWg NANlN
Two boys were arrested yesterday for
fighting, but were too young to pros,
ecute, so they were let go.
THERE will be a stereopticon enter
tainnent ut Richie school hall, Friday
evening, A large attendance is already
assured.
The city crematory has been shut
down for needed repairs. Garbage will
be dumped on the ground till it is again
in good shape,
OFHcER DgvLIS yesterday arrested J.
p. Harding, on charge OF insulting q
woman in the Eighth ward. Her hus-
band swore out the warrant.
A srRREorTlcAN entertainment will
be given this evening at Madison school,
Island, Tor the purpose OF receiving
funds to pay for new piano.
The public library will be closed from
to-day till April 2, for the purpose OF
taking the annual inventory and get
ting the books in shape. All books had
to DO returned by yesterday.
TnE natural gas supply was of in por-
tons OF the city yesterday from II
o'clock in the morning to nearly in
the afternoon on account OF break in
tho line on Seventeenth street.
TIE Teutonia singing society will give
ono OF its popular concerts next Sun.
day Mt Teutonia hall, South Side. A
summer steamboat excursion has been
arranged, which will occur Juno 4.
GEORGE and Robert Westlake, the
twin brother ball players, signed yes
terday with tho Pennsylvania State
League and go to Altoona. This is the
flrst time they have been together for
five years.
THIS Council committee on markets is
called to meet this afternoon at o'clock
ut the Second ward market, with both
the city market masters. The object is
to make up the annual estimate Of reye-
nues and expenditures,
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CARPENTERS CONFER.
The Conference Committees have Long
Meeting without Result.

The Conference Committees have Long
Meeting without Result.
Las evening there was conference
between the committees OF the Builders
Exchange and the carpenters union on
the demand OF the union for an increase
Of 20 per cent in wages, to 90 into effect
April l. The meeting was long and
earnest, but evidently entirely AMIGA,
Bile. After it adjourned little could be
learned OF the result, ii result there was,
1t may safely be said, however, that
the demand OF the carpenters is still in
force, and ifit is not conceded by April
/, which is only four days distant, there
will be u strike, The carpenters are
the lowest paid OF all workmen in the
building trades, besides having to buy
their own tools.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho city and wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

WY hhAhh
Abroad.
W. G. Mooney, of Woodsfeld, is in
town.
W. Z, Darling, OF Evansville, is q Nc
Lure guest.
j, II. Moon, OF Proctor. was a Behler
guest yesterday.
J. X. Davis. of Manningson. was here
few hours yesterday.
A number OF Washington, Pa, people
were at tho Behier yesterday.
Ed Brast, OF New Martinsville, was at
the Behler yesterday morning.
John ]. Walsh, OF Wellsburg, was q
late arrival at the Mcclure last night.
Charley Burkham, OF Middlebourne,
was in the city few hours yesterday.
Yesterday was an unusually good day
at all the hotels. All had full houses.
o. X. Muchly and R. NJ. Addleman,
OF Bethany, were at the Mcclure yester-
day.
DR.. John Pipes, OF Crestline, Ohio, is
visiting his parents on South Chapline
street
Burns Darsie and Harry Mertz,
Bethany College boys, wero here yes.
terday.
Mr.. Stephen Warren Rice left last
evening for Washington, D. C., on ln-
surance business.
W. W. Van Wrinkle, a prominent
member OF the Parkersburg bar, is in
the city, registered at the Windsor.
Dr.. A. 1. Gasmire, who has been out
in tho interior OF the state on business
Tor the past week, has returned home.
lArhomas Cats, Of Moundsviile, John
Hopkins and wife, OF Warrington, and
B. S. Pope, OF Parks, were Stamm
guests.
Mr.. James A. Robb, OF tho Island,
who has been quite i'll for several weeks,
is slightly improved, but still confined
to his room.
MIR. James Walton. of Barnesville,
who has been the guest OF his brother,
Mr.. John Walton, has returned to his
home at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mrs. ]. I. Bowers, OF East Liverpool,
iukNAhGN 1GSAGluNl AAtSl u lWO uhN 3
visit with relatives, Her husband ia
suffering from an ulcer in his right eye.
His many friends will be sorry 10 hear
this.
William Bridonstein, OF Bellaire, was
in the city last evening on his way
home from Georgia, where he has been
the past two months overseeing the
planting OF number Of peach trees in
u big peach orchard owned by Ohio
capitalists.
Quite a number OF wost virginians
registered at tho Behler yesterday.
Among them werc ]. A. Connolly, Of
Littleton, Thomas Joyce, OF Manning
ton, L. 9. Bibber, Of Letart, ]. W. Good.
man, OF Piedmont, A. L. Hodner, Of
Fairmont.
Mr.. S. X. Nlansbarger died yesterday
morning at his home at Rca's run at
the advanced ago OF oighty.two years.
The funeral will take place from tho
Ohio River railroad station 81 ii Il. IN.
to-day, the intorment being At Mt.
Wood cemetery.
Tho many friends OF tho family will
regret TO read this morning tho au.
nouncement OF the death OF Mrs. Jane
A. Wilde, wife oil Mr.. Joseph l.. Wilde,
which occurred at the family residence
on Jacob street yesterday. Tho be.
roayed family have the sincerest sym.
patty.
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cHtcAoo, March 2L-ThO Chicago
base ball CLUB, as much Of Il as could DO
gathered together here started south to.
day TO display their alleged skill against
the clubs Of tho Southern League. An.
son, Decker, Taylor DUNCAN, PARROT,
Newman, MCGlll, Caru,hors and LANCE
were In the party; Dahlen, Kittridge,
Mauck and McGinnis will join the club
at Chattanooga, and Hutchinson at At.
lanta. Ryan, Schtlvcr and Gumbert
arc still unsigned, The hrst games are
ODE played with Chattanooga Thurs.
day aud Friday.
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KN0WLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, 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 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
noys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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CmcAdo, March 27.-Thatl long looked
for rash OF exhibits for the Worlds
Fair has at length begun. Car loads
and train loads arc coming in at n lively
rate, and all branches OF the installation
department are working under pres
sure.
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Mr.. Joseph b. Hall, the well known
young architect and inventor, has re-
ceiyed letters patent on his new meth
cd Of reducing aluminium. It is his
plau to form company to operate un.
der the patent, which has been pro-
nounCed by experts very valuable
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sewing machines Mt SO.

Parties wishing one OF those three
dollar secondhand Sewing Machines,
offered by Edw. L. Rose & Co., should
make their Selections at once as they
are selling fast.
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Wotls, l0jS Main street, will have
theft spring opening Of hats, bonnoIs
aud all the latest novelties In millinery
goods Tuesday and Wednesday, March
Is, ~ aud so Every body is invited to
DO present.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
AGOOD SHOW


We are always advising YOU TO
advertise, and to keep on adyerts
Ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely, Or course, you
should make your advertising etfe:.
tiVe-if an electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
TO light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your adj
Vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you viii have 10 con-
tribute to your cash.dfawer.
Study effects in bold pretty tyre
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch ;5.
eye by a display Of good taste 10 the
style and arrangement OF your an
nouncemeht.
Above all, let It be bold enough 20
be easily read. Don't vcS a reader
BY veSing his OF her eyes!
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SwABACKER'S Millinery Opening on
Tuesday will DO the finest that ever oG.
Cured In the city.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
TXECUToRS' SALE OF
IL BROOKE COUNTY real, ESTATl

-NSNG lNASo SALE UT
II BROOKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF authority granted to US by the
last will and testament OF Fergus Smith. ST.. Dc
ceased, which Is dated February Is. 1872, and IL
recorded In the records OF Brooke county. IVES.
Virginia in. Will book number I. at page III,
we, the undersigned executors OF said will, on
April 10, 1898, commencing Mt 10 o'clock q. m.
on tho promises heretofore described, will offer
for sale Of public auction, all OF the following
described tract Of land situated In Brooke
county. West Virginia in Buffalo district, namely
the farm containing about iOrty-Clghi acres
more or les,, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Beck, William Hedges, Julia prnll and j. r
smith and being tract OF land owned by the
snid Fergus Smith. ST.. at the limo Of his de.
cease and which BY the inst clause OF his said
will, Is directed 10 be sold Said farm Is OIL tho
West Liberty and Weilsburs road, half milo
from Liberty. aud 4, convenient 10 churches
postotice. the West Liberty Normal school, and
yery desirable properly in all respects
TERMS or SALE!
HORACE RIDGELEY.
JAMES p SMITH
Executors Of Fergus Smith. Sr,.
nr9.TThas West Liberty. W. Va
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CLlrrEp from Canada Px,bye,ian, un.
der signature Of Q. Blackott Robinson,
proprietor; ! was cured OF ott.recurring
bilious headaches By Bardock's Blood
Bitters. paw
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You are cleaning house and will need
new Lace Curtains. Go TO Rhodes
Curtain Sale and secure bargain.
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IGOR RENT--NO. 1907 CHAPLIYE
n street, lhreeslogy brick dwelling. e,pbt
rooms bath room and laundry, Possession Nj;
l. RINEHART K TATUM, city Bank pulllipgg
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No not fail to attend the Curtain Sale
at Rhodes, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. 1t will pay you,
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FOR RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE OF EIGHT
IL rooms. at No 100 Fifteenth street Ino9i,,
at No, lO2 Fifteenth street, mE,s'''
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ROR RRNT-SoME OF THE BEST
y rooms In our new building, THE ClrY
BANK OF WHEELING. Ia
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SECURE your Easter Hat or Bonnrt Mt
swahacker's Millinery Opening on Tues.
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SALESAIEN-WE MAKE A LIBPp,
~ AL oHer TO travelling and local Sale,a N, ,s
every State who call on retail grOuers. GLlriPS
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., l5j Lake ,,r,1,
ChteaSo, Hi. selt,N
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Half Price Annual Clearance salo of
Ladies' Fine Shoes.
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WANTED.

NANTED-WE WANT TRAyFI
w ING lnen to sell our oils and gf,t,.' 80, -
good commission. Address THE A. n Tfig9
MINIS OIL COMPANY, Cleveland. Ohio. n1SE
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Cured Of Sick Vomiting Spells, DRzi.
mesa, Neuralgia, Weakness.


~ have often seen statements from people
benefited by Hoods SarsnparlllH, and feel
that am rot doing Justice unless my teS.
tinonyis added. have been suffering with
sick vomiting spells for three or four years,
with gIddlncSs, most Of the tlme almost per.
fcctly prosttatcd. l h2l no appetite, and SUI.
teEcd also with neuralgia In my head and eyes.
Twas treated for two years by tho best physk
clans but found no relief Thcywould tellmo
my condition was
Owing to my Ago
and that must have patience. hut after two
years though patience ceased to DO virtue.
was growing so weak could not sleep az
night And when was able to 60 out, was
afraid to 10 far frVn home. was con.
Stanily tired could not so up or down stairs
OF raise my arms above my head without Gid.
dlness, and was so afraid TO look UP that | DO.
eatno accustomed b holding my head down.
At Last
was persuaded 10 takO Hoods sarsapaHlla,
and after using four bottles, my improvement
in health Is wsndeFfHI. 1candldly believe
am cared Of all nay ailments. Myappctl,o
Is good, can cot at any time, am free from nou.
falgia and other troubles never felt 70
well OF was as stout as now since was mar.
ficd, and i am mother Of MAE children. I
have Increased from 1875 70 iA3 pounds lam
perfectly we'll, 60 out every day. whcnmy
friends ask what has mado such on Improve.
ment tell them owe ltallto
Hoods SarsaparilIa
ard that | am made ever agSia," MS, 9,
NJ. wArEhs, 1918 32d street, N. W., George.
town, y. O. Take Hoods
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nor RENT-THE FOUR.STORY
n building formerly occupied by N, Reilly
rs q wholesale grocery store, situate No, II9
aud 1871 Main street Also al elegant stoTS
room In Reilly Block, adjoining the Operl
House entrance. and n few more good rooms an
upper floors, Inquire at 1903 and III Main
street mrS
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WANTED-A FlRST-CLAsS MAN
w 10 take charge OF an otiico for a uaB1
-hGturlug establishment Good salary and sleliy
ing, W. Va MIN
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WANTED-RETAIL Statesmen
w Wanted ,ouogood clothing aud ona gooi
furnishing goods saIe'man, also window drt,alt
apply. Good salary viii DO paid To the Tight nl,'
Ties, State where last employed and salary 'ny
pected, Address, Statesmen" care thls ol.,c
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-25

There Is no question about the inn
portance OF so far as possible pre-
venting the bruising OF tho fruit
From what has been said In strong
terms concerning the barrier Of a
tough skin which nature has placed
upon the apples it goes without say
ing that this defense should not be
ruthlessly broken down II may be
safely assumed that germs OF decay
are lurking almost everywhere.
ready TO come in contact with any
substances. A bruise or cut In the
skin Is therefore even worse than a
rough place caused by scab fungus
as a Judgement provided by the min
ute spores OF various sorts II the
juice exudes, II at once furnishes the
choicest OF conditions for molds to
grow. An apple bruised is fruit
for the decay Of which germs are
specially invited. and when such
specimen is placed in the midst of
other fruit. IL soon becomes a point
Of infection for its neighbors on all
sides Seldom Is a fully rotten APP
pie found In bin without several
others near ii being more or less af-
fected. A rotten apple is not its
brothers keeper.
The surrounding conditions favor
or retard the growth OF the decay
fungi II the temperature Is near
freezing. they are comparatively in
active, but when the room is warm
and moist the fruit cannot be ex.
pected to keep we'll Cold storage
naturally checks the decay. The
ideal apple has no fungous deiace-
ments and no bruises. II IL could be-
placed in a dry, cool room. free from
fungous germs. it ought to keep In.
definitely until chemical change
ruins II as an article OF food. Col
mans Rural World