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, 1893-04-28
Stats 6efunobeitsbeb0roe
Dr.. ). u. Dtncent sum prdfoenten eewabIt.

Die Ofit9lie6er ser Stats z@eiun66eitsz
beb0rbe bielten geitern I'M @rauo 9acific
6otel etne SiBung ab unb mGblten tpdbrenb
oes Na6rntttagS bic neuen 8eamteu. Or.
S. q. Gincent, fiirslt9 BON @ouuerneur
Nltgelo gum Stakeholder Or. 0ublams err
narnt, purbe gum 9rditbenten getpGlt,
Sbabmeiiter uno Sefret6r ii ibreu 2lem7
tern belal1en.
Or, Gincent tpur6e i'm Sum- 1888 in
8bila6elpbia geboren unb bate an perz
i6ieDenen l1ntueriitGten bes Qanoes itu6irt,
er gcbDrt Der pWtebicol Homeopathic
SocietD" bon SainOis an unb mar ldngere
3eit BrditOent berielben.
8etreffs 0er'ltnteriudbung bon @inpanz
6erern tDurOe bei3loiien, boB e5 rlibt notbz
ipenOig iet, OaB Der Staat irgenbpel6e Bcz
tpiaigungen gu Oiclcm 3pefc ma4e, penn
bic 8unbesregierung in bieier 8csiebung
S6rttte tbue; iet Oies aber nicbt Ser Sal,
10 miiBten notbgeOrungen S4ritte getban
nerDen,
, 1893-04-28
Sreher OtebitaRI.
Dor Sen 2u9er Don IA panaeierer miro Elm
Setrnnfener in elmer Nabtcar beftohlen.

Die Solcben6tebe, tpe(be ieBt in Chicago
3iemlib 5ablret6 pertreten iin0, baben eS
ani6einenb ipe5ieu auf Die 9tacbtcars abge7
ieDcn uno rauben Sic oartn befinOlt6en
Yalo9iere, pel6e Elm fleines Sbldf9en
tpagel1, in Ser unperl6Gmteiten 8etie ais
Sin 8etiptcl gren5enlOier Srccbbett BON
Setten Der 9iebe unb elmer betipteloien
@leicbgiilttgfett BON Seiten Der anoeren
Yaliagiere ereignete ii6 geitern firth in
elmer Itadbtcar bet State Str.72tnie, tpelbe
UNI 3 l1br 10 Ottn. Wtabiion<Stro Der>
Lief. 3met frGfti9e iunge Qette itiegen Gin
uno balo barauf nabm Elm 1ebr gut ge>
fletbeter Gber itarf angetrunfener Wtann
neben ibnen 9laB. 9erielbe lbltef balb
Elm uro Dor Ben Qtugen Der anOeren IA
Ya1ia9tere bolte tbm elmer Ser iur9en
Strolcbe Sic llbr aus Der gSeitentai9e.
6ierbei tpacbte Der 8etruntene balb auf,
iant aber balD pteber in tiefen S6lummer
5urild. SeBt nahm Ser 9teb etne Inter
iucbung Der inneren 8eitentalcbe Dor, mo
CT pabrldbeinlicb cine 8rieftaibe oer>
mut3ete, lob licb aber in letnen @rtpartun>
gen getdui9t. GIN Der @de Der 20. StraBe
erboben itcb bte beioen Strolds unD per>
IteBen unan9efo6ten ben 8agen. Grit ais
es 81 ipat mar, benacbricbttgte Elm Yaiias
9ter ben G~Onbutteur bon Dem 8orfau. Der
Jfame oes 8eraubten tonnte nibt feltgez
iteut tperben.
, 1893-04-28
Qus Qrbeiterfrei1en
Gontractoren electrii6er 2lnIaeen oriinoen
eine Dereini9un9 uno Elm alI9emeiner
Streif erpartet.

Sc 1T nicbt lnm0gli6, 6oB Ser v8utG>
bling GRADES Gounctl" beute Qlben6 einen
Streif ser Observation-Disclosures anoronen
mtro. @etern 0(benO Deriammelten ii9
nGmlt6 Die GOntractorpn fir electrti6e
Qlnlagen in benz @ranb Yactitc 6otel,
griinoeten cine ~Gereinigung, iteuten Sta
tuten auf unb eripdbIten t6re 8eamten.
IS, 8. Nbbott, Der GorltBer Der 8eriamm>
luag, DerlaB 0ann in @egentpart 6es grG=
itoenten G6tipn bon Ser Electrical 8or>
fer'S Union" uno zines Experimentation
0eS y8uiloing GRADES Council, bic neuen
Statuten, beren 8eitimmungen am nG6iten
Wfontag in &raft treten. SSn BEN Statuten
lit Elm Ofarimallo6n bon 373 Sent per
Stun6e fir y~eriter &lalie" Nrbetter feitgez
ieBt. 8ori6riften iiber bic Nn1telung BON
unton3 ober 9ftcbtunionarbeitern lGBt itdb
bic Geretntgung nt6t macben, ebenip pentg
min tic itcb bel %ettpaigen 0tfcren3en nit
ibren NngeiteIten auf ~Gomprontiie ein>
la1ien.
Die anpeIen6en &eprGientanten Ser
Union ertlGrten, baB bic 0urdfIbrung
6teler 8eitimmun9en etnen Streit Su1 6olge
baben murOe, pte @btcago nod fetnen err
Iebt babe.
Die Wittglteber Der nclten 8ereintgung
limb Oagegen entiblolien, iib itreng at Die
Stdtuten gil balten uno ben &ompf nit Der
llnion aufsunebmen. Die 8eamten Der
Nnoctation ltno f~olgen0e:
YrGitoent-W. 6. Nbbott.
Sice>8 rGitbent-@. g. Gornti6.
Secretdr unO S6aBmetiter = s. S,
Sbompion.
9irectoren = 6, 6, Gomitod unb s, g,
@orton.
, 1893-04-28
6roBe Dldne.

Nn Der @rense bon Goof un6 Safe
GountD, noDe Wa0narO, bat sic yGbtcago
9oG & Snpeitment Co., cine @eleuz
icbaft, meI9e fiirsltcb in @irsinia I'M
corportrt tpuroe, einen 2anbcompler bon
$500 Nfer ongetauft. 9luBeroem iin6 BEL
Mattelpn, an Der &reusun9 Der SuinoiS
Central uno Ser @iirtelba6n, 400 Nder,
unb an @abaib Sunctton 3133 9lder err
pOrben tporOen nnb iin6 peribte6ene SIM
tGufe nocb beabitcbti9t, 10 boB Sic @eIeuz
ibaft pa6ri6einlicb in &ur3em iiber Elm
9lreal BON 5000 older ocrfii9en tpiro. Die
8eomtcn Der @cieui6aft, tpeIber Elm
NttienfapttaI BON $12, 900, 900 sur Ser
fiigung itebt, finO: S. s, G%orrence, Grditz
bent; 8, 8. Menage, GiSeprdiiOent 6empz
lteaO Malbburne, S9aBmel iter; s., g.
9reDer, SefretGr.
Gs lit bic Nbii9t bes Concerns, in Ser
Irt tpte Chicago 5ei9bts SnOuitrieitabte
an3ulegen.
, 1893-04-28
Brteffaiten.

6. 6. Die S6iler in BEN 0ffentli6en
S6ulen braucben baS 9apier, tpelcbeS tie
sum S6reiben benuben, nibt ieIber 81
iteuen, ba iol3eS g~eliefert pirb. 8enn
Die betreffenbe 2ebrerin troboem bon ben
&tnbern Derlan9t, baB ie ielber Bapter
mitbrin9en iollen, 10 1T an5unebmen, oaB
Die Qteferun8 DcrnabIdiit9t murOe, 9O6
auf feinen SAL bat Die 2ebrerin 6as &ecbt,
&tn6er, Die fem 8opier mitbrtngen, 5u>
rid3upetien. Sic f0nnen ii6 bel Dem
Oberlebrer Ser betr. Sbule bci6meren.
, 1893-04-28
unSufrteoene Steuer1abler.

Sn Der Sibung 6eS @emein6eratbs bonn
3opn Ot 2ate eribien geitcrn 9(ntpalt
Charles g. GRorntOn, Der 9rdiibent Ser
Veretntgung Der SteuerSa6lcr un6 erbob
@lnlprucb ge8en Die Qlrt un6 gSeiie, in
tpeIcber nit ben @elbern bes S6abamtes
um9e9on9en merbe, Cine groBe Menqe
BON a3ul3auern bate iib eingefun6en,
lG9en iicb abcr enttauf9t, BENIN bic Staote
nater entl9teoen lcbr fiibl, BON Der Sacbe
1!cbtS tpI1en gu tpouen, Wnb pertagten iieb
bis Sonnaben6.
Us betBt, baB unOer6GltntBmaBtg bobe
Sebalter fir bic ein3elnen8eamte beptQtat
tpurOen unO au3 Die Mttglteber 6es Sc,
MEMBERSHIPS fir itb iclbit in bobem @rabe
9elor8t battcn, Die 8eb0r6e iou etnen
otdbten Sbleier UNI ibre 0faBnQbmen oe=
built uno tie baburcb Der 0ffentlicben 8ez
urtbctIun9 ent5o9en baber.
&bonntrt auf baS 2tben6blatt Ser sSutnois
Staats9 3eiiung. 9rets l Sent per Nummer
e OorfS nav IoocLn
, 1893-04-28
Stdoti1bes.
2ln unfere Sefer.

@Qe bteienigen %2lbonnentet, tpelbe
nicbt regeImdBig nit Dem 9l6enbblatt
Der Sutnpts StaatsSeitung bebient perz
Dem, iinb bOflt6it erlu6t, uns no3mala
hire genaue 2lOrelie per goitfarte mit3us
tbetlen, ebenio ~bieieni9en 8~eriOnen, pel6I
auf Die 3ettung gu abonniren beabit4ti9cn
, 1893-04-28
Gtnbrub mdbreno elmer Booklet.

@Gbren6 gilbert Soda geitern Qlben6 nit
ieincr ibm eben angetrauten iun9en Satin
unb ben soblretben @Giten an Der 6ob:
Settstafel in benz 6auie 313 GIpbOurn 9lpe,
iaB, brac6en 9tebe in Oas 6auS Elm, tbaten
iicb am 8eine gitlt6 unO periDpanber
bann nit mebreren S%nitrumenten, nad
6eren &lGngen ipdtcr 9etan5t tperben ioute,
6ront 6ubbarb unb SEQ. 8auiden murbeu
als bte 0iebe per6aftet unb beute Worger
benz J3ic6ter &eriteu Dorgefi3rt, Der tbt
8erb0r Deri6ob.
, 1893-04-28

Die SurD in benz Slopfa'iben Wforo7
pro3eB muBte beute entIaiien lperoen, ba
ber @eibmorene 6oriptbe i3per ertrantt
lit. Die Nuspabl elmer neuen SurD lit
mitbtn notbtpenbig.
, 1893-04-28

Qlbonnirt auf baS Abenbblatt Ser Sainots
Stats 3ettung 9rets l Sent.
, 1893-04-28
MaHenUerwQlter @erfauf,

Sic nob(betannte mboleiale=girma ppn @pnenan
Brothers, 127-I29 O1arfet Cir, mel6e or unoefQ9r
brei Ntonoteu inn 9ei6Gft falirte, batter nod ein Eager
BON M6nuer=, &uaben= unb &iuoer=Sleloern. i'm @ertbe
ppu beiHabe elmer 0ierteImilliou. Ser WtaiienperlpaIter
~rebu5trte oaSielbe bur6 9ertdnfe an &leinbduoler oWf
SAT, 500. ga SSeieS Eager fir Die 9egenpartige Sailon
paneno 1T, murbe Der WaIIenperpalter BON Zen 9l11t=
bigeru ongepieIen, baSielbe I'M &etatI gu p~erfaufen,
nm cine en09iiltige @rleoigun9 berbet3ufibren. gu oie=
fem 3tpefe baber lie ben Yertouf beS &a9ers 81 47c am
Dollar os ob9e66Bten @ertbeS on9eor0net, nm inner
balb elmer Mode ouS5uperfaufen. Ser 8ertouf 6egtrnt
am Samito9, ben %. Npril, nm 9 rbr Wtorgeus, uno
miro nur I Gage ~fOrt9e1eBt. 9os Eager beitebt aug ben
nerelteH Srublabrs=Nn5u9en uu0 ueber3tebern 1no
Soieu-g8ooren iiuo Ipe5iel fir Die bieSldbrige Saiiou
9enla6t Ste noffol9enoe pretSlt1te gtbt Sud elne S0ee
BON Der Nrt, lpte Die Waaren ~perfauft iperoen;
400 8aar @oien, mertb $3.50, 3u Sill; 1900 9oar
9o1en, tpertb $50, 81 $147 800 Banr 0D1en, ipertb
$3.50, gu S2.05; 600 Yaar 9oien, tpertD $3.50, al
$3.50 CPS Wt1nner=@u5ii9e pertb $1,000, 81 $3.50 APO
Wtdnuer=Nn5i9e, lpertb $1,000, 81 $50; $40 WGnner=
sn3ige. mertb $500. 5u 500 500 Mdnner=an8i9e
ipertb $1,000, 81 $3.50 100 &naben=9n5ige pertb
$3.50. gu SO. 90 225 &noben=@m3ige, fpertb $40, 8u $3.50;
41O 8noben=Iu5i9e, mertb $500, 3u 1925; 1925 Sim
ber=9nSiige, pert6 $500, gu Ito 265 &inOer=stn8i9e,
gu 81 ;lO70 5riibiabrs=u eber5ieber fir Wtdnner, lpertb
ner, lpertb $500, 5u Sc. 80 625 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fir Wtdnner, pertb $1,000, gu $3.50. uno tauIen6e bon
Sarments, lpelde bier ni9t ertuabnt limb, an perbQlt=
ntBnaBigen YreiieIL. Sbr fDnnt Die q2naren nit nad
S0uie rebne1 ulto 6ieielben 3 Sage bebalten, Ioaten bic
ielben @ud nibt gefallen, 10 brln9t lie 5urId. Ser @er=
fauf 0auert nun Z Sage, begtnnenb SamitoQ, ben 90.
NnrtI I'm Q lbr 9R0ropuS in hPm 9SPrfntfSinApr
, 1893-04-28
betrathsfheine
NIetr.

8tS beute -Mittag mur6eu bic foIgen6en
6eiratbsi6etne erwtrft:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Inst evening at 7 o'clock an old man,
who was walking over the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railroad trestle
across Whisky Run, below West Wheel.
ing, across the river, was struck by the
locomotive, OF north bound freight
train and instantly killed. His head
was severed from his body, and tho
latter was also horribly mangled. The
headlcss body and the head fell to the
ground below, where they were soon
afterwards discovered by tho trainmcn.
From papers found in his clothes he is
supposed to be William II. Hyett,
though no one OF that name is known
across the river. His right arm was
covered with tattoo marks, under which
was written the date OF his birth, "May
8, 1915. SO it will be seen that he was n
very old man, A physician who saw
the corpse last night said that he
thought the man had been an inmate
OF the Belmont county inirmary, the
other side OF st. Clairsville, though he
was not suro OF this, the horrible cond!-
ton OF the form OF the dead man max
ing Identification impossible.
4 coroner's inquest OH tho remains
will be held to-day. Unless relatives Of
the man turn up, the interment will be
taken in charge by the county author
tito
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Mrs. Daniel L. Heiskell, of Glendale,
was surprised II day or>two ago when
she came upstairs from the cellar at her
home to find tough looking man in
the kitchen. The unwelcomc visitor
demanded food, which she declined to
give. le told her that he had seen MIR.
Heiskell leave tho house few minutes
before, and that there was no man
around and he intended to haye some
food. Mrs. Heiskell very cody opened
a door and called her big st. Bernard
dog, and holding it by the collar or
dered tho thief to depart instantly, It
is needless to say that he left, and in
less than two minutes he was good
distance from the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
KILLED by THE CARS.
william Fox Struck by Train in Donwood,
aud Dies.

william Fox StruclSb by u Train in Bonwood,
aud Dies.
Tuesday night about 10 O'clock, few
feet south OF the lower Baltimore & Ohio
railway crossing in Benwood, William
Fox, railroad man living in that place
was run over by freight train and
horribly mang'ed, losing leg, ARMS and
horribly cut and bruised all over his
body. lie was taken soon after the ac-
cident to his home, near by, and physl-
clans summoned, but his injuries were
beyond mortal help and he expired in
great agony at o'clock yesterday
morning. lie was about thirty years
Of age, and had been in the
employ of the Baltimore * Ohio, but
had been discharged and was out OF
employment at the time OF tho accident.
He leaves q wife and three small chill
dren, who were dependent upon his
efforts for livelihood. Justice Riddle,
Of Benwood, held an inquest over the
remains Yesterday and rendered u YER
diet in accordance with the facts.
Great sympathy for the dead mans
iamilyis expressed in Benwood.
Fox was arrested by Officer Scally, OF
this city, on Monday, for lying on the
tracks in the old Hompfield yard aud
fined 81 and costs in police court the
next morning. Officer Scally also found
him Tuesday afternoon lying on the
steps OF tho English Lutheran church,
on sixteenth street, and ordered him to
move on, which he did.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Tuesday evening, James Leverage, OF
the South Side, VINO is employed IN the
picking department Mt the In Belle
mill, met with a painful and very seri-
Gus accident, which but for the remark
able presence OF mind he displayed
would probably have ended fatally.
While engaged in his work he stumbled
and fell into ono OF the large watts. He
was completely covered with the fiery
substance aud with some difficulty
scrambled out and ran 20 n water tank
and threw himself into it. As it was
he was very badly burned all over his
body. His cry for help attracted the
attention OF fellow workmen, and as
soon as possible he was conveyed to his
home OH Wood street, South Side, and
was soon afterwards attended by Dr..
Mccoy. Though seriously injured there
seems to be no danger that there Will
be Il fatal outcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

In another column will be seen the
proclamation OF Mayor Caldwell rec.
ommending that employees and employ.
ers generally attend the quarto.con,en.
NAL celebration OF tho Ancient Order oil
United Workmen, which takes place at
Mozart Park tomorrow. Tho members
hope that the proclamation will have
the desired effect, aud that the day may
be made one long to be remembered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
TUE SWEETEST or THE SWEET.


a New Chicago Candy Maker ut bursts
Popular Place.
Mr.. George burst has ono OF the
handsomest places west Of the Alleghe-
MES for light re1actors. He is now do
ing in the fine candy business than
he has ever dono before, fer the reason
that he his g Chicago candy maker at
the hepl of that department. The or
ders have become SO numerous lately,
owing to the good quality Of the articles
he is scndiug out that he has been COM
PEELED to increase his capacity. lie is
now prepared TO fiji all orders for boxe1
OF his special candies, by mail, or other
wise. His fame has spread through
the surrounding country and his force
OF clerks ia kept busy supplying the Or
ders that pour in on him. The fine
candy that he makes specially OF is
done up in handsome boxes, which can
be seen at Mr.. bursts place, No. l2l0
Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
Cheap Excursion Rates to Chicago via TIL
Baltimore u Ohio.

Every day until October so the Baiti-
more Il Ohio railroad will sell coach ex.
curaion tickets to Chicago and return
at the rate OF $40, or tickets good on
sleeping cars at Sll. Trains leave
Wheeling at G:50 a. M, l;25 and $3.50
D. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
NOTES on NAVIGATION.



The marks showed feet 0 inches last
evening, and about stationary.
The Lizzie Bay departed Mt 10 a. m.
on her first trip in tho Charleston trade
since the late rise started. She had a
good start from above, and added some
freight and people here.
The Beu Hur was delayed by fogs,
and did not Grrive here until 8 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Consequently she
did not leave on time. it was 3 p. IN.
when she cleared for PIrkersburs and
way landings, with first class trip,
especially in freight
The effort to revise the rules OF the
steamboat inspection service will be re-
newed this year in Congress, and Sena-
tor Frye's old bill to this end vii! be pre-
scented and another attempt made to
pass it. The public, which uses cScur-
sions steamers and ferries, will DO inter-
csted in knowing that the bill
makes it impossible to have any but
tlrst-class aud thoroughly competent
men in the engine room, tho most lm-
porant portion OF steamer.
W uCtIluE pIllltS llHNG hl"GSN % gH4''' :
packet IN the trade between this city
and McMechen. This was not done
until Bellaire parties had secured a
packet to place in the same trade. The
other boat will be here in 4 few days
and there will be two Of them in the
same line. The war will be TO the
death. and az tho Bcllairo parties are
licensed river mon their expenses Will
be very small, aud the people will en-
joy ride morning aud evening at OK
ceedingiy low rates-B eIiairs Tribune.
Headwater reports received last night
were rs follows:
Warren, Pa.-River nino.tenths OF 4
foot above zero. Clear and cool.
Oil City, Pa.-Riuer, one foot and sta.
tionary; clear annd cool.
Nlorgan,own, w. Ea.-Riyer, six feet
six inches and falling; fair and clear.
Greensboro, Pa.-River, seven feet
tcninches and falling; cooler and clear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Mir. P. ]. GAVIN mas renovated the
White Front Saloon and Cafe from top
to bottom, and will open to-morrow
evening with Il grand spread. 1t will
hereafter be known as Gavin's Cafe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Drop into the INrELLrGEHcER office and
talk about tho INTELMdENCER's popular
Worlds Fair trip. Ii you can't come,
write
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

Drop intothe INTELLIGESCEE Office and
talk about the IErELLIGENcER's popular
Worlds Fair trip. Ii you can't come,
write.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

TINS or gray hair and bald heads, SO
displeasing to many people as marks OF
age, may be averted Tor long time by
using Halls Hair Remover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

as the Bible lying humbug"
Waite, the Medium, G. A. R. hall, Sun
dav night. Free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
An Old Man Killed Over the River
Last Evening
ON The WHISKY RUN TRESTLE.

10 Was u Stranger, Not Known Near
the Scene of the Acoident--supposcd
to Have Been an Inmate Of the Bel
mont County Inflrmnry-Dcath Of a
Bcnwood Man Tuesday Night.
Other Accidents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

GLUTEN Bread baked every Saturday
at the Wheeling Bakery Order loaf
through your grocer. Best thing in tho
world io7 inyalds and dyspeptici.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

LAEGuoR, loss of appetite and strength
Cured by Bromo-Seltzer-irial bot
ties 10 cents. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26

" . Q o 0 Q z89E
IN NE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-26
BUT TEE BARGAINS IN IT ARE BIGGER
0VERCOATS and SUITS

Our assortment in all lines is still in
fair condition We are replenlshing
our quick-seIIing features and have
made
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
The Moon Assisted Her.

Woman is debarred from asking a
man to marry her but it is considered
perfectly proper for her to lead up to
the proposal in thousand ways known
only to the sex.
Frank and Mabel were walking in
the moonlight and in each others com
pany, when the conversation turned,
as it is very likely to do under such
circumstances, to the fair moon her.
self. which, almost full, shed white
light on the landscape.
81 think the moon is very lovely to-
night" remarked the maiden.
Yes" replied the swain, thought
fully, but is it any lovelier than usual
than last night, for instance?"
"Oh, yes; it is. Don't goa think so,
Mr.. Codling?"
"To tell the truth, Miss Linger. I
can't say l do. The appearance of the
moon portends rain, think If YOU
notice, it has ring"
"AhI" interrupted Miss Linger; "the
ring makes it far lovelier TO me than
it was last night"
The engagement of Mr. Cooling and
Miss Linger was announced the very
next day.-BroVning, Klng Dc Co. S
Monthly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Stumbling the Mischief-maker.

Mrs. Shocks "a mischief-maker)-I
saw your husband at the opera with q
pretty girl last evening.
Mrs. Brooks-Yes; | heard about it..
Mrs. Shocks drawing nearer) Poor
dear! And did you find out who the
creature WASP
Mrs. Brooks-Yes; it was a girl that
used to live at his mothers
Mrs. Snooks-The shameless thing.
feel so sorry for you. What will YOU
do-apply for divorce?
Mrs. Brooks-No, think not.
Mrs. Shocks (warmly)-Well, l GER
tainly would.
Mrs. Brooks think the grounds
hardly sufficient. r..
Mrs. Snooks (urgently)-Weli, !
think they are. wouldn't lose mo
ment. What is the girls name?
Mrs. Brooks-Mrs. Ella Smith.
Mrs. Shocks quite horrov-stricken
What! And a married woman, too!
Shocking!
Mrs. Brooks--Yes; she was Ella
Brooks before her marriage-my hus-
bands youngest sister, you know
Philadelphia Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Allow me to add my tribute to the
efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. was
suffering from severe attack of in
tluenza and catarrh and was induced
to try your remedy. The result was
marvellous. l could hardly articu-
late, and in less than "a hours the ca
tarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness
disappeared and l was able to sing a
heavy role in Grand opera with voice
unimpaired. l strongly recommend
it to all singers.-Wm. H. Hamilton,
Leading Basso of the c. d. Hess
Grand Opera Co.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. Cheney & Co., Props, Toledo,O
We the unders gned, have known
N. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and
financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by drug
gists. Testimonials free.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Wholesale PPriurv

A foreign steamship lately arrived at
New York brought 300 Storage pas.
Sengers, each one duly provided with A
sworn certificate that he or she was an
American citizen or the relative of an
American citizen or tourist. The whole
crowd was promptly landed. And We,
OF all the 900 American citizens, rela-
lives Of American citizens and tourists.
singularly enough, not one could speak
the American language The ways o:
some immigration agents are ways tina;
are dark and Wimbledon Journal