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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01
msniirr Torncnst for To.dny.

For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, threatening weather with light local
showers, clearing qulcklyi cooler saturday
night, winds shifting 10 westerly
rHE TEMPERATURES YrEEnpAY.
a. furnished by O. scrNEPH druggist, corner
MAfRel aud Fourteenth Streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01

New YoRK, March Sl,-Col. Robert g.
Ingersoll, who has been confined 10 his
homo suffering from severe cold, is
better and was out to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01

possible, his defeat, and that the mon
making them had been candidates for
the place to which he had been ap-
pointed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01

The original drafts Of the Declaration
OF Independence and the Constitution
of tho United States will not be sent to
the Worlds Fair. Secretary Gresham
has decided that tho risk is too great,
and tho precious old parchment will
not bo exposed to the periIs OF the jour.
ney and the chances OF mishap while
on exhibition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-01

1t is estimated that the public debt
statement, to be issued tomorrow, will
show a gain Of available cash during
the month OF $l,500,000. AS far as tho
treasury department is advised, no gold
for export will be carried by outgoing
stoamers from New York tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

1t Is reported that q draft of the
proposed tariff bill, has been made by
the subcommittee and it will soon be
submitted to the full committee.
which may probably mako some
changes, but Its present outlines will
most probably be retained. The free
iist Will be enlarged by adding to 1t
raw materials as far as tho demand
for revenue will permit, as it ia held
that manufacturing Will thus be slim
ulated, while tho prices OF the pro,
ducts will be greatly lessened.
Iron ore, it Is said. will go on the
free let and raw sugar will go there,
but the bounty to sugar makers will
be withdrawn. Duties on manuractur-
ed articles will be cut down TO the
rates that will yield most revenue,
hence large importation Of foreign
goods may be 10 oked for. Iron, steel
aud woolens Will be taxed much less
than they now arc, and the iron work.
ers will have to work for less wages
or find employment in some other
kind OF business. ... "=.. ..
The necessarles OF life will be reliev
cd materially and the tax on luXurics
increased. The Internal tax on wins
key. it is said. will he raleed 20 cents
higher on the gallon, and beer Will be
treated in similar manner. The bill
will certainly give rise to a long and
tedlous discus sion, and many days
will elapse before II can become law
particularly II Congress should ad
iourn as soon as the silver bill' shall
be disposed f,until the meeting OF the
regular session In December. ... D..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

fersons VINO have iXea i''c1mes ana
are IN Inc hauit oil Obtaining goods on
credit should make 10 a point to pay
promptly on tho presentation OF
Dill. by doing SO much trouble and
anxiety Will be saved the butcher.
baker and grocer, who must ray thor
bills at the end Of the month OF bs
placed at great disadvantage III pur-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Senator David b. Hill and Governor
Flower OF New York haze covered
Judge Maynard with baua,iIul coat
OF white wash. but notwlth5tan ling
the black spots on his character con
tinue to show. and his supporters fear
that he wilt not 10 elected anu the
criminals will not have the benetit OF
his services on tito bench Tie great
drawback to the success of the white.
washing process Is TIL fact th4t tia
decision against Maynard was made
by Democratic judge IL the Court of
Appeals and was backed up by the
members Of tho Bar As5oeiatlnu.ma
of whom are prominent Democrats.
Had the decision been made by Re.
publieans. the spots might have been
much more etrnctually covered aud
the prospect Of his election much inn
proved. As the case now stands May
ntrd is represented as saying to
Governor + ,owoi. after reviewing his
appearance; ike. it's no tIse; the
spots will show: | am afraid wa will
have to give It up
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

the direction told me. and before
lal TAI en- II q contents OF one hottie
felt chang fJr the better.
II took four bottles and 1t complete
ly cured ms, and that Is nearly four
years ago. and | have never been
bothered With IL since.
II thank DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy tor this. and moth
ing else, cured me. Before using IL l
did not know what sleep wns for over
two months | heartily recommend
THIS great medicine to all who a:s suf.
fcring with rheumatism or neuralgia"
A. the above proves, lr Gceene's
Snrturl blood ana nerve remedy Is I'M
absolutely sure cure for rheumatism
and BhutAlEii. AID il gili always and
quickly euro hRnlRches. buckuche. OF
any Ui the ACHES uEd pains So preva
lent at this season of the year. You
have only TO use the remedy to be sure
OF its beneficial effects. II is purely
vcEeiab o and harm ess and is sold By
druggists tor 81.
Doctors recommend It. for II Ia tho
discovery and prescription OF ply
sielan. Dr Graeae. Of 10 West Four
toenth street, New York, the most sue
ressiul specialist IN curing ali forms
of nervous and chronic diseases The
doctor can lie consulted free, person.
ally OF by luttor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28
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The Philadelphia Turnpike Co. hav-
ing been cheated out OF quite NUM-
bsr OF tolls by people who. In driving
out that pike. take advantage OF the
Opening OF East Lake and Creston in
such manner that by using some
one OF the streets on this aide OF the
gate and coming out at Thirtieth
street on tie other aide. they thus
save passing through the gate aud
consequently the toll.
II is surprising the number OF peo-
pie that do this thing. People who
would not pick up a pin In neigh
boris house, will willingly and con.
scientlously steal ride on railro ad
or on pike and think IL is all right
But so wage the world anyway; the
com pany have become tired OF It. So
at n meeting concluded to move the
gate up farther, by this means check
mating the game. They few days
ago began making preparation to
place the gate in front OF Mr.. Bren-
mans property, which Is occupied by
Mr.. Edward Donohue. the popular and
well known farmer OF Brandywine
Hundred.
The company started by digging a
large hole, but MIR. Brennan heaglnR Of
the matter and contendinR they had
no right to place an obstruction in
front Of his land. asked them to1desist.
AS they would not, he forwith got out
an Injunction restraining them. They
stopped. and have been laying on their
oars for some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28
4 llsExEf's svsa!.
This One Is Of Strong and
Peculiar Interest.
From a Life Of Severe Exposures
and hdrdships.
The Entire Buffalo IN. W Fire
Department Know This to
be True.

Firemen can tell exciting and THRILL
ing experiences.
Theirs lie n life OF the eeverest ex-
posures and hardship. They are the
bravest men In the world and their
word is OF the greatest weight.
Here Is an experience which Is GER
tainly interesting and may be valua-
BILE. 1t is told by George b. Maxon,
oil 81 Franklin street. Buffalo. N. ",
who has been prominent member of
tho Buffalo fire department and who
Is we'll and favorably known In that
city.
II was member OF Engine Com
pany No. !. OF the Buffalo Fire De-
partment," he said. ''and was laid D
with rheumatism from which Isuffer-
ed severely. consulted doctors, bu /
they did me no good. tried every
thing that was recommended by my
follow associates, and in trying all
the different remedies recommended
to me, was discouraged until l saw
DIR. Greene's Nrrvura blood and nerv Q
remedy advertised In ono OF tho daily
papers. ! made up my mind to try
Just one bottle of this medicine a Z
first. not having any more hope that 1t
would help me than some of the
others had been trying. took it, as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28
DIED BY HRR own HAND
Suicide Of E1-Attorney General
Garland's Daughter.
A BULLET THROUGH HER HEART

To Make Sure of Death the Young Lad,
Had Turned On the Gas Before Firinr
the Fatal shot--The Troe Cause OF He,
Act May Never be Knswn.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2s.--Miss Daisy Gar
land, aged "a years, daughter of ex-Attor
ney General Garland, committed suicide
here late yesterday afternoon by shooting
herself through the heart with her fathers
revolver.
There was nothing in her condition in
the morning to indicate mental disturb,
ance, and she conversed with the family in
regard to theater party, which she was
to give last night. Afterward she went t.
her room, and at luncheon time one of the
family went to call her. The young lady
was found lying on the floor dead. The body
was still warm, indicating that tho shot
had been fired only short time previous
though no one in the house heard the re
port.
From the position in which Miss Gar.
lands body lay 1t is evident that she had
stood in front of u large mirror and taken
deliberate aim at her heart. She had taken
the precaution of turning on all the gas
jets in the room, so that In case the bullet
failed in it's deadly work the gas would
smother her into the sleep of death.
The ex-attorney general had left the
house for his Office, and 1t was an hour or
more before his daughters awful death
was known to him. He was so completely
overcome that he could scarcely stand
when the news was broken to him. He
was aided to chair until carriage could
be called TO take him home, The entire
family was 30 overwhelmed with the
shock that none of them could be seen. A
number of intimate friends were sum
moncd and at once took charge of the
household affairs.
The true reason of Miss Garland's self
inflicted death may never he known. She
had secret of some kind that proved con.
stantly upon her mind. but it is said none
of her friends knew exactly what it was.
An intimate friend said this was the case
Many surmises as to the real cause would
be given, he said, but the true reason
would never he known. 1t was thought
by some of her associates that she had
had n love affair which had turned out
badly. If this were true the family OF
her frieuds profess not to know who
the man in the case ia. Her family rela
tions and surroundings were of the mos
pleasant She WAS great favorite will
her father, who supplied her with every
comfort and studied to make her happy,
Miss Garland is the young lady who ~
Gently left home nysteriously, and wht
was found in Baltimore three days after.
wards.
Miss Garlands friends say that she has
been subject to mental alteration, and
lately has been subject to religious nlelan-
cholin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Mr.. Nicholas Splele, the farmer
upon Mr.. Edwin L. Wl.hamSon's farm,
upon the Philadelphla pike has, We
think, the finest crop az cora OF any
one In this section OF tho country.
Foultesn acres wns all no Ind. but oil
OF that small tract lie has H. his corn
crib aud other b,ns over pne thousand
bushels. Mat do you think of thHt.
Let rs hear OF tho man that can
beat Il.
He also has field fall of wheat which
is equal to my between hero and tho
canal. In one field wa noticed seven
OF the prettiest Jersey heirnrs that it
was ever our pleasure 10 look upon
Mr.. Spiele is frat. class farmer. and
as tho good book says "ueopc ARE
known 10y their works" From the
way this farm is growing crops II corr
tau.y shows tho skill and knowledge
oil the tenant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

kALSOMINE,

An unequaled preparation for colon
Ing wallis and ceilings. READY EOa
USE. Pure white. and beautiful tiats
Cheaper than wall paper or paint
A marvel OF beauty and ehcnpnesz
Nothing better for walls and eeilinta
can be made at any price, Will covea
better, stand longer, than any othei
preparation in existence. Five pounds
will cover over 500 square feet on hare
finished wallis. VIII not rub. crack O,
scale, but dries with smooth, rios
and even surfaee. No poisonous color,
used in the manufacture. Being =
powerful dlsinrectant, Is Invaluable IL
cleansing walls impreg nnted w.tn
germs OF disease. Mixed in five min.
utes ready for the brush, by the ada
ton of water only. An inexperIenoos
person can use 1t. Guaranteed not "a
SGT or harden in the package. or aftef
being mixed with water In the pail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Against ~ health. debilif y and nervous
ness T. 10 promote digestion. activity or
the liver snd reEulaslty Of tho. bowels
TONIC. Hestetter's Stomach Iiitters a
medicine without a drawback, safe and
thorough. and having the highest pro-
fessionai sanction. II promotes an ade-
quate secretion OF the gastric ia oes that
act as solvents OF the food, and insures
Its conversion into rich, nourishipg
blood. which never fails 10 honor the
drafts for strength made upon IL by the
rest OF the Bystom. Ae a laxative OF the
ton, but ut the same time effective by
directing the bile into Its proper channel
u removes the many and harraslna syinp-
toms OF liver complaint. Heartburn.
nausea. sick headaches. nervousness,
rheumatism, mslaria ard kidney trouble
are remedled by It,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

NEW NoEK, Oct. 2s.-Representatives
from Princeton, Yale, Wesleyan, Manhat.
tan and Pennsylvania colleges, in session
at the Windsor hotel, adopted rules gov
erning admission to the football teams
Among the rules are these: Any man who
has attended lectures or Rotations in any
other college shall not be eligible for the
team OF any college in this association un
less he he regular member of the fresh
mems class or until he has spent one year
of study in that college; no man shall
play more than six years on any team in
this association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

masked surprise party was tonder-
ed Messrs. julie and Eugene Yates at
their home. No. 1925 West Seventh
street. last evening. by the members
OF the EseurIal Social Club, Tho even
Ing WAS spent very pleasantly by play
ing purlor games and dancing The
members. after partaking OF the deli
cacies of tho season. left for their
homes we'll pleased with the evening
enjoyment.
Among those present were: Miss
Neil, Miss Rodmile, Misses Kate Venn,
Fannie Johnston, Bessie Johnston,
Etnma Harper, Miss Hackett, Misses
Florence Yates lizzie Harper, Flora
Met lane, Maggie Martin, Mrs. Yates.
airs. LARSON, Mrs. Naylor.
Among the gentlemen were: Messrs.
Herman Naylor. Leonard Hamann,
Saunders Dillon. Harry Rumford. Ed
ward Hayes, Parker JeGeris. julie
Votes, Eugene Yates, Frank Johnston
and many others. ."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

The afternoon session OF tho Chrls-
tian EndeayUr Convention yesterday
was mainly occupied IN listening to
aGdrcssrs, The report OF the financial
COMMITTEES was presented by II. J,
Guthrie. he following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year:
President. Rev I. ]. Mason. Ee-
formed Episcopal Church Wee prrei.
denls, Kev. !. b. Carpenter. of Dover,
Rcy. T. l.. Barrett, Wilmington: Miss
Emma q. HalttL, NJ Milford Score,
tBry aud treasurer samuel e.. Evans.
Members OF tic oXecutivn committee,
J. +. pealiyne, MlIdletowu; Miss Ger
trude 5ridEeman, Newark. AMI Rev
$. G.. OhrGm. OF laurel. The hex
state Convention will 10 neid NJ Mli
ford,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Newark was ava kened from ite
slumbers on Thursday afternoon by
the wedding OF Miss Annie t., dlugh
ter Of Senator John T.. Pilliug. toJohn
N. Spencer formerly OF Newark, but
now RESTING at Dubois. Cleariie. d
County, Pa. The ceremony took place
at the senators residence ut : u'clack
In the afternoon, services being per.
formed that made the happy coup. o
man and wife by the lev. y. NJ
Browne of AIddlotown.
The house was tastily decorated
with potted plants Of palms and hrys-
anfhenlums The Wedding was per
form I'D b. the party standing under
meath q large bell Of wliite Chrysanthe-
NUNS. 7 he Jrlds was bseotningtp "a :
tired, and lunch was served IN protu.
sion. PIof. Ii. 5. Gulley ard wife at,
tended from our city. The wedding
pr sents were both numerous aaG
Handsome. The happy couple ioIt On
the 40 train for Dubois. their future
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

MIR. William Talley. the popular
plastcier employed by Mr.. A l.. John.
son. although working hero lives and
has hs home and family In Dover,
Del, Recently his wife, Mrs. Talley,
put the two children in charge of her
mother ami came also to Wilmington
for short visit. Her mother has
been looking after the vacant house
whlle.they are away and has been in The
habit of leaving their little dog alone
over night, but on Thursday night
they neglected to put the dog there.
Then the robhers took advantage OF
the family being away ant proceeded
to gain admlttance. Fortunately the
operation WAS heard By tho noIghupr
next door, who got up with lantern.
This was too much for the wouldbe
burglars and they rapidly Disappeared
In the darkness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

KAIIsPELL, Mont. Oct. 2a.-Sensatinna'
developments have faIiawel the killing o.
Jack White, the Northern Pacific trair
rohher who was shot in the mountain,
Monday. The cordner's jury commence,
m investigation 81 the ease. and Us til,
only evidence before it was that of tn,
bandits slayer, !. p. Gensmun, som,
doubt arose as to the identity Of tho deaf
man, which doubt ripened into suspicion
that n serious blunder had been made
The jury found that Gensman shot Whit,
with felonious intent, and he has been mr.
rested ON the charge of murder There i
much speculation us to the outcome of tn
case
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

1t is the worst wheel that
creaks most and people soon
find it out
Old stock or badly selected
stock, or stock kept until out
of fashion and paraded with
a band of big words, catches
"a few. here and there, but
this is not our idea.
We are everyday store
keepers, determined to have
our customers satisfied with
what they buy after they get
it home and live with it ;
tightly bound to protect our
buyers in qualities and prices
and exact service. ...= f..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Homeopathic Family Medicine Gos
VIII, through their agents In Wiinlat
ton. distribute free lGJ bottles OF thst
guaranteed
RHE U mATlSM CURE.
painful and most common complains
genuine. wei 10 prove that our catia u
do not claim that this remedy will cum
where tile joints are drawn all out a
shape. dtie TO what is technically known
as lshcumNtoid Arthritis. but we hNw
Thousands upoa thousands OF te5tiInou
ials. from all sections OF the country. .
the wonderful cures effected by Oh
remedy; and now is your opportunity.
you are a sufferer from rheumatism. II
lest tho greatest rheumatism Cure OF til
age absolutely free. II Is entirely harm
less, and does not contain any of the ia
nlious drugs usually used in the treaj
ment OF this diseuse. Tho froe distrih1
Ition Will continue for two we ks, 0lg
agents will also distribute FREQ 500 eopia
Of our medical publication Tho Fault.
Doctor" u ltttle book that will prove d
great value in every home.
For sale In Wilmington by s. G. Mckee
yer. Maryland Ave. and Linden 50
Veasey's Pharmacy. sch aud Monroe So
W. L. Smith, 4th and Harrison StS. T. &
Taylor a. Co., 333 f.. 4th 81. Auusoa
rargette. n. Il. cor. 18th and 0range Sta
beware OF limitations, The above drul
gsts are tho only authorized agents u
Wilmington and arc the only druRsAst
selling the genuine Munson Hemedies.
Iunson's homeopathic FnruiIy HIoai-
elmo Co.. No. 1890 Arch street.
Philn.. Pa. oi6-Steot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, rS.-,Toseph Corea,
mate of the schooner Mount Hope, of New
Bedford, was held to answer to the United
States grand jury on change of gruss
cruelty toward Il sailor named Guy 5.
Cummings Cummings, who says he i,
but Il years old, told tale of almost in
human treatment, which the accuset
mate denied, but United States Commits
sioner Craig made him give bail in th,
sum of sHn TO answer at the Decembel
term of the United States court in Boston
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Oct. %. 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28
The Educational BIN May bob Up Again

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Mr Blair, of New
Hampshire, will not introduce his educa
tional bill in the house, but will give il al,
the encouragement he can IL 1t is PROPOSED
by some other member. ~ cannot MAXI
the fight for the bill which once made,
he said. 81 am now IS years old--too old
to cast pearls before swine any more,
have furnished Mr.. StocIdale, of Missis
sippi, with some speeches and facts about
the measure, and will assist any member
who desires to take up the bill and press it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

No. 40, loo, from ESQ.
Nc. 0 and 12. 100 from 10 ~
No. q. Sc from 10 a
No. s, &c from 8 ira
No. 9 and 4, 30 from5 i,a'
Now is the time to buy ribbons
for holiday fancy work.
Gloves.
SIC for heavy Kid Glove worth
75c. Fosters Genuine Hook Glove
$1.00 and sl.50. Every pair select
cd.
4Buttons, extra fine Kid Gloves.
sl.25. Black. with white and red
stitching. "..a. =.@
Compare our CSC Black CASH
mere Glove, with those sold at $50.
You will give our ESQ Glove the
preference. -....
Braids.
SILK and worsted Braids for
dress trimming. Wave aud straight
with fancy edge, from DC to CSC a
yard. Soutasche braid IS and $50
dozen.
Velvet Ribbons
With satin or lined back. from 4
to 8 inches in width, fine quality,
all silk, at bargain prices.
Infants Goods. "-"
Have you looked through our
Infants department this season?
Interested aren't you? What wo-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

For sayaeal sun lays past Mt the
headquarters Of certain ASSOCIATION
several OF our Dom0ctntic politicians
ave Joined IN Il Gebata on ths tlr,fl.
Something must he going To happen
because Cn eA Senator and several
other leaders beliya III protection now
although they voted different this time
last year,
Truth Is like murder II will slrelv
come out some day. Those big nose
leaders are only trying 10 got used to
the sauce which they Will hHva to i5s
On their mutton next yani whcn IRON
lt"henoth TO GAymout will come the
ans wer. when Del iwaro will 20 solid
Republican The association meets on
Shib!py street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-28

Sixty tons Of paper will lie used in
printing tho Z O0O Nm ballots neees sary
Tor tie coming e.ection in New York
State. AtoiRht ceuts per pound tho
paper alone wOHld cost 5000. aud
then the Printing Will cost snug sum
In addition. IL Will take iliae power
full presses running night ami day
nearly Il taonth 10 print them.
Tho ballots must DO handled sixteen
times anG moved back and forth be-
tween Park place and Duane street
five tim "a. i laid out upon Hour
containing 1S27 squire feet they
would cover 1t six inches deep.