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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

the previous six days, from the fact
that lower prices have been generally
accepted. A very depressed tone yet
exists, and buyers have no idea what
they are willing to pay for supplies,
Money is difficult to obtain. the goods
market is dull and fat, and the outlook
is dubious on account Of expected tariff
legislation; consequently manufacturers
are not anxious 10 pile up any
large stock OF wool at any rea-
sonable price, not even an free
wool" basis, Holders of wool are
obliged to sell at q loss anyway, and
owing to late failures among wooden
manufacturers they have lost conf
dence and lean largely toward cash
sales, buyers on time being obliged to
make very good showing in order to
get supplies Cash bids for moderate
lots have been made at low figures, but
no one has shown a disposition TO buy
large line at any price. Blocks OF sew
eral hundred thousand pounds Xxx
Ohio, to arrive, at % cents have been
offered without attracting buyers, Aus
trallan wool Is dull, the low prices for
domestic fieeGes having taken the for
eign out OF competition. Carded woods
are dull and steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
IT WAS a FARCE.
Tho Phnamn Trials in Frnnce-ETect of
the Recent Decision.

Tho Panama Trials in FrnnCe-Enect of
the Recent Decision.
PARIS, June 1S-The French people
have received with undlsturbed oqua.
nimity the news that all tho virtuous
pursuit Of the criminals OF the Panama
SCANDAL was but farce. 1t was known
all along that the government was al.
lowing the political scoundrels who
proGted most by the frauds to 90 scot-
free, but It was supposed the proseCu.
ton Of tho half dozen sCapegoats who
were condemned was genuine. No
other nation on earth would receive
without indignation the news that II
was deceived even in this. The French
man, however, shrugs his shoulders
and refuses to disturb himself about
what has become for him q matter oil
ancient history,
The Panama scandal will havc no
further effect on public affairs in
France, except at tho general election
In August, None who foil under Its
bnneful shadow last winter can expect
political resurrection in tho next cloc.
ton, and most Of them will never rise
from their political graves. 1t daily be.
comes more and probable thnt the hand
Of death or disease will take q promi-
nont part in tho political affairs OF
state. President Carnot's hoalth Ia
worry serious. II Ia now generally nd.
mittod thai ho suffers from typhlii,
and heart complications His retro.
ment, enforced or voluntary, would
leave Constans the most prominent ilg.
ure IN tho field. Tho lottof's campaign
Is still being most vigorously prose.
Cutol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
A MIRACLE CURE.

Remarkable Case said to Have Occurred
IN Massachusetts, - A Cripple Made
Whole.
BosroS, June ls.-A singular cure OF
crippled child was effected recently as
the result OF faith and prayers at the
shrine OF Our Lady of Perpetual Help
in Roxbury. The child ia Johnnie, the
six.year.old son OF Thomas Il. Conney,
OF Fitchburg, and the disease Of which
he has been simultaneously cured was
an obstinate case OF hip trouble which
for mora than q year had resisted medi-
cal treatment at home and in the
children's hospital in this city.
A year ago last February, say the pa
rents oi.lhe boy, Johnnie was afflicted
with an abscess in his right groin, As
a result the right leg grew shorter and
the boy was compelled to use crutches
and a high shoe, Early this year the
little sufferer was brought to the chill
dren's hospital, The parents were told
that it would be some four years before
the leg could be used. Weights were
attached to the foot and for two weeks
the limb was inCased in plaster cast.
The boy then returned home and has
been going about on crutChes until his
wonderful cure on the 9th OF the pres
ent month enabled him to dispense with
their use. The parents tell Of their
sons cure as follows;
"About two weeks ago we applied to
the Rev, Father 0'Connor who has the
care OF the sick at the Mission church,
Roxbury, where we heard that mlracul-
GUS grotto at Lourdes aud to make a
nine days prayer to our Lady OF Per-
petual Help whose picture is yeneraled
at a shrine in the mission church, We
did as directed receiving the holy sRcra-
ment at the end OF the Novena as adj
vised, The Noyena began on Saturday,
May % aud June 8, on which day John
NY, who had walked without his
crutches for months told US that he no
longer felt the need OF them and that
his injured leg was perfectly we'll and
as strong as the other, Though the
doctors said the bone was rotten there
Is now no evidence whatever OF such q
trouble, and the leg, though somewhat
smaller, is OF full length, and the hip,
which was greatly swollen, is reduced
to normal size"
The little fellow is overjoyod at his
sudden and apparently complete recov-
cry and the grateful parents, besdes
having masses Of thanksgiving offered
at the shrine, intend sending their boy's
crutches TO be suspended among the
other exvoto offerings around the mi-
raculous picture. The picture is
beautiful copy Of the original miracu.
lous image OF our lady OF perpetual
help in st, Alphonsus Church, Rome,
and venerated for centuries on account
Of its alleged miraculous efficacy. The
copy was sent from Rome after touch
ing the original in 1917, and every year
since its establishment in the mission
church numerous cures and iavors OBJ
tanned are reported to tho fathers OF the
church by its devout votaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
A MorHnN,s sEARcH
For her Child Gets Her In Trouble Wi
tho Police

For her Child Gets Her In Trouble With
tho Police.
PITTsDuRdH, June lS.-InspeCtor Nc.
Laughlip, of the second police district,
untanglod queer state Of affairs yes.
terdRy in which a l5-year-old child, her
mother and grandmother, together with
Agent Fisher, OF the Anti-Cruolty so.
ciety, were all mixed up ut cross pur-
poses, finally leading to the fight from
the city OF tho child's mother and tho
holding for court Of married man who
incidentally figured in the case.
The little girl was Mary Dreaming, Of
Fourth street, Homewood, who ran
away from home because, she says, OF
her mothers neglect, and went to live
with her grandmother, at Brushton.
After hearing the child's story, tho
grandmother complained to superin.
tendent Mclaughlin, who called lin
Agent Fisher The officers were told
that Mrs. Drennen was in tho habit of
leaving her homo and family for a week
at time, and visiting Elmer Reynolds,
also OF Brushton. 1t Is alleged that
Reynolds gave her a diamond ring, the
property OF Mrs. Reynolds and that
they took frequent trips together.
Yesterday the child visited her home
while her mother was absent, and ut
that time the police called at tho house
and took the child away to the Nine
teonth ward station. Shortly after
wards Mrs. Dreaming called at the sta
ton and in great indignation demand
cd her child. Agent Fisher, who was
present, arrested her on serious
charge aud for cruelty to the child. AL
most at tho same time Mrs. Reynolds
appeared and accused Mrs. Drenning
OF having her diamond ring. The lat.
ter denied the charge, but being pressed
acknowledged she Dad the iewelry on
her person and produced it, She
stepped ont OF the station by leave Of
the inspector, for moments leave, but
failed to return. Investigation later
demonstrated that she had purchased
ticket at East Liberty for Latrobo.
An information was also made later
against Reynolds, and he was arrested
during the day and bound over for
court.
Inspector Mclaughlin turned the
child over to her grandmother,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

THERE is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to DO ncurable.
For n great many years doctors pro.
nounced it local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, aud by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tionll disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Oatarrh
Cure, manufactured by T. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional euro on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on tho
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys.
tom. They ofEer one hundred dollars
for any case 1t fails to cure Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
ES-sold by Druggists, Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Tho Popular Mountain Resort ruling Up,
Many West Yirginians There.
Special CoueSpoRderes Of the Lnieligaeer
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, June l7,-This
gem otsummer resorts is rapidly filling
up with summer visitors. Each day
adds to the population. ourstreets are
a scene of activity our drives enjoyed
by those fortunate enough to have a
"turn out" The livery stables will
open the coming week.
The young people are passing their
time with croquet, lawn tennis, ball
and cycling. Tho avenues are in splen-
did shape for wheelmen. The road
machine is success when followed by
a heavy roller The park looks beauti-
full. Said newspaper man to-day;
"rhe people don't know what a de.
lightful place you have here" IT'S true.
"The half has never been told" No
pains have been 5pared to mako the
park attractive Tho wide, two-inch
plank walks, the rustic bridges, the
seats scattered through the park and
many other things add to the enjoy
ment OF our patrons.
Hazel Glade drive isSin fine shape for
the buggy, 80 will be the several other
avenues.
In whatever direction one may go he
will be greeted by newly painted cot
tages or new buildings. Contractors
are pushing cottages to completion. No
idle mechanics hereabouts.
good things OF this life" Mountain
muttonl What livingl Milk, sweet;
cool and pure, fresh butter, etc,
brought to your door.
WestVirginiR has q strong hold on
tho park 1t mayor is Q. W. Conner.
DR.. ]. McLain ia u councilman, s. L.
Allen, OF Grafton. W.. II. Gilbert, OF
Piedmont, are also councilmen, Eleven
property owners are citizens of Wheel
ing, and rs many more are residents OF
the state. Several OF the boarding
houses are kept by West Virginians.
and they are the popular places and
feed well.
The past few days Wheeling has
given us Mrs. Good and family, Mr..
Hughes and family. The family OF Mr..
Calbaush, B. & o. yard master. Hon.
George L. sturgiss, OF Morgantown,
and Hon. Mr.. Worley, Of Kingwood,
spent Thursday at the park
The hotels are. open and their guests
are enjoying a relief from the heat and
dust OF the Glow lands" 1t Is cool and
delightful here. In the carly morning
u FIRE is enjoyable
H. II. McVeigh, ofParkersburg. "took
the park in" tcw days ago, looking al
ter a cottage.
The hotels and boarding houses are
preparing to entertain tho largest nun.
Der OF people ever visiting the p0rk.
Rooms are being engaged for the com.
ing camp meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
It should 10 in Evory House.

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay st., sharps.
burg, Pa, says he will not DO without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, that 1t cured
his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attack Of ia
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, OF Cooksport, Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him moro good than anything no
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like 1t. Try It. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Largo
bottles. Soc. and 81. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

TAKEl Take Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for dyspepsia, constipation
and heartburn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

Nav YoRK, Juno lS.--Mgt satolli
and his party from the Catholic Uni.
versity loft Washington Friday for an
extended tour through tho west 81,
Paul will BIO tho FIRST objective point Of
tho journey toward tho Pacific. There
tho ecclesiastical party will DO mot by
Archbishop John ireland, who will en-.
tertain tho pRpal representation Whom
the company resumes its Journey II
viii be installed In the private car Of
James J. Hill, president OF tho Great
Northwestern railroad. Mr.. Hill and
Archbishop Ireland will remain with
MRh eatolli during tho continuance Of
the trip.
II 10 possible Mgr. satolli may undor.
take TO establish Catholic Italian colo.
mics In sparsoly settled districts, after
the manner Of tho Irish colonies found
cd by Archbishop Ireland, which have
proved successful beyond tho oxpecta.
tlon Of their founder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
Glnd Tldinrs.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiveness
general debility, ETC., Is Bacon's Celery
euro. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores tho system TO vigor-
GUS health and energies. Samples free.
Large packages 5Oc. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Henry Clewss Weekly Letter on
the Money Situation.
The IMPROVEMENT MAINTAINED

During the Week Extreme stFEn.
genoy In Commercial Discounts the
Chief Trouble-The Action OF the
Clearing House in Authorizing a
Certificate Issue a Distinct Gain
Towards a Recovery of Confidence.
A Brighter Outlook for the Flu.
ture
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19

Mrs. Harriet Strong, of Whittier, CAL,
has discovered the best uso for pampas
grass. That is, selling it, Last ycar
she raised 100000 plumes and sold
them nearly all. One million adorn
tho buildings OF tho Worlds Fair and
$4,000 have been exported to Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-19
HOTEL
WORLDS FAIR.

Now y the time 70 make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fair, Parties visiting Chicago
eau secure superior private boarding nj PSI
Calumet avenue Tho location Il tho finest In
from Illinois Central road. that tako you 10
elthcrOf the four entrances 10 thogroundG Same
distance from cable road. nnd three blocks from
elevated road. II is the nnust residence portion
oithe city. Tho advantage nru many IL com.
pared to the immediate ylOlnltyOt tho Worlds
Fnu lot Jackson PnTlD, whore everything Is oil
necessity crude, made only for tha occasion
Prices vary according 10 slLe and location OF
room ana number Of people occupying thom.
Comfortably FURNISHED apatttn1us In tho annex
nj somewhat reduced rnicL
Table abundantly supnlied with tho very hes.
the market Affords Meals quietly and promptly
tervod For particulars apply 70
Mis- II W LIST,
ia7.TIhAs No. 22il Calumet Ave, Chicago, III.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

ors may direct, and may be removed NJ
the pleasure Of said board, aud another
emplOye appointed In HIS stead, aud nli
moneys, 40 collected by him, shall be-
turned over 70 the county treasurer
monthly on the FIRST day OF each month,
70 be paid cut rs hereinafter provided.
Section i7Oo u, All moneys which
may be received 40 the proceeds, rents,
tolls or charges Of any water works, water
or other property OF such dlslncor'
pornted city or town shall be applied,
fret, 70 pay the employees provided Tor In
the next preceding section aud 20 keep
such wator works aud other property IN
repair second, % pay the interest on the
funded Indebtedness of such corporation,
third, % oi'treate a elnklng fund with
which 10 purchase, redeem or pay of
such funded indebtedness OF any part
thereof, from time 10 time ~ such board
Of county commissioners may elect;
fourth, nftor all such funded indebted
ness shall be paid, then % tho support of
all public non.sectarlan schools within
the limits ~ such city or town as existed
at the time OF such dlalncorporntlon, un-
less otherwise provided by law, such dis
posltlons 10 be made In the order before
stated.
section iTO5 c. Should there not be
sufficient funds arising from the pro-
coeds, rents, tolls and charges Of such
water works, water and other property 10
pay the items mentioned Ia the last pre-
ceding section, IN the order therein de-
signnted or either or any OF them, the
board Of county commissioners shall
levy aud cause 20 be collected by the col
lcctor Of the county each year NJ the
time Of the general levy and collection
Of taxes In the county, on all property
taxable within the limits Of such city or
town as they existed when dlalncorpor-
ated, n sufficient tax 20 pay of the said
items or any part thereof when due, 80
far as the same may be necessary In ad-
dition 20 the proceeds, rents, tolls aud
charges aforesaid, aud also, whom said
bonded indebtedness shall fall due, a
sufficient tax, 70 pay of the same from
time 10 time as may be for the best in.
terests Of the tax payers, so far as "a
comply with the terms and conditions Of
the evidences Of such funded Indebted.
ness. Aud such boards of county com
mlsslonera shall perform all and any du-
ties which may be required b DO per
formed by tho city or town council OF
such dislncorporated city or town, ac'
cording 10 the terms OF the bonds or OBJ
legations ofFuch city or town, 40 as 70
comply with tho terms Of any obligation
or contract, or municipal bond Of sdch
city or town, so dlslncorporated, and
without any charge therefor.
Section 1908 u.
sEc. O. This act shall be In full force
aud effect from aud after lts passage.
Law by limitation, Feb. 20, 1899.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
Territorial Fair Notes.

Gov. Slower ia superintendent Of the
mineral department and he is making
every effort 10 secure large display Of
minerals from the different mining dis
tricss OF tho Territory.
Let us forget hard times for a week
aud attend the Territorial Fair at Alhu-
qucrquo. II Is one Of the greatest OPP
portunltles 10 advertise the territory that
we have. Lot US support Il all we can.
The amusemenis this year at Aibu-
querquc will be made up OF races be-
tween the fastest horses In Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona, balloon ascen-
slons each day by Prof. Lclloy, foot ball,
bicycle races aud iennls tournament.
Thirty entries In the different races
from Colorado, Arizona and New Mexi.
co have been made up 10 Friday night
September list, and there ls no doubt
what the races will bo better and faster
than ever before on the Albuquerque
track
Chas. Il. Llobschner, proprietor Of the
Monte Largo creamery at Las Vegas
will have sixteen standard bred Jersey
mllch COWS and eight young bulls at TIE
fair on exhibition, aud they will DO Of
fered for sale. This will give a fine op
portunltY to anybody desiring FIRST class
nilch cow.
One OF the features Of the Territorial
Fair will be New Mexico Indians manu-
factnring shoes from New Mexico leather
tanned by New Mexico canaigro oui
Of New Mexico hides. This Ia one ofths
most important Infant industries IN New
Mexico. and bids fair TO deyelope Int,
gigantic proportions.
The prospect for big fair nc Albu
qnerquc this year has never been 9,
good In the history Of the organization
Tho management are receiving appllca
lions for entries In tho dliferout depart
mon.s from all over the territory, nne
what looked at the outset 10 be a gloomy
failure, bids fair 10 be magnificent sue
cess.
The silver convention AZ Alhuquerqu,
on September 10th and Goth comes dur
Ing the Territorial Fair. A rate Of
cents per mile for the round trip will as
sure a large attendance. Tho sllvo
question "a the live lssue OF the day, an,
no better opportunity viii be afforded q
hear some OF the greatest speakers oI
that question.
w. 8. Lowe, superintendent Of thl
poultry department, has received assur
ances from various breeders Of nue poul
Try that the exhibit will be larger thi
year than eyer before, aud will serve 4
show the increasing interest In thl
branch Of industry, which has herctofor
been somewhat neglected Ia New sssezI
90. The production Of eggs IN the Unit
cd States Is OF more value than the pre-
ductlon Of silver.
The exhibit mado At the Terrltoriu
Fair will be sont on 10 Chicago lmmedl
atoly after the cloao Of tho Fair here
and will add materially 10 the exhlbl
alroadv AZ the White City. There neye
will be bester opportunity 10 adyertla
New Mexico thoroughly than this Of
porlunlty aiiords. As Il will cost the o.
hlbltor nothing 70 set hts exhibit on
Chicago, the different counties IA II
Territory should see 10 Il that tho
county has q good exhibit a, the Terr
iorlal Fair and al Chicago,
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The leading aud IN fact the only
argument which has been present.
cd BY tho anti.incorporatIon peo.
pie la that II Demlng IL once m
corporated, there 10 no possible
way by which we can relelve our.
selves oflocal government, should
the same prove Objectionable.
There Ia not the slightest POSSIBLE
ity that incorporation will be
burdensome or Objectionable, but
IN order to relieve tho minds Of
those who are fearful, the HEAD
LIGHT Published below the full
text Of the law upon the subject,
by which II can be seen that II
after n year or more Of trial, the
residents Of Deming do not want
incorporation, there Ia a very
simple and adequate remedy pro.
vIded. BY the provisions there is
absolutely no liability incurred.
We can give incorporation a fair
trial and ran no risks Of having
Il imposed upon us permanently.
The act follows:
CHAPTER et
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

AN ACT TO AMRHD CERTAIN eKcTIoNa or
TnK COMPILED LAWS oF TuE TERRI.
TORY OF NEW MEXICO, ~ COMPILED
IN THE fKAR 1884, AND ron OTHER
rUilpOBks.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-12-02
LIZ DEMOCRATIC DE ST, LANDRY.

Par vote de l'.Advertiser de la Sc
maluc l'lDicre lie club dc base ball Dc
Lafayette await lance IN def au club
d. 5 DptlWlsus ct vO;ci lii rGpOuse en-
voNGr Il Mr.. eraser.
Mr. John }. eraser, Asst. CAPTAIN Fu-
voiitc i. Is. c., Lafayette,
Nov. 1898.
J'accrp;e votrc def ct ST nous pou-
Nous nous alrAnycr il temps nous jOuc-
rons ]c D,uanchc 70 couIant. ,Je sup
pose que Vote club vicnhta fame la
partlc aux Opclon>as CONNIE vous nous
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jouGo ems. mbles Il CArcnclo. puaud
aux JUICES, JIG propose one nous Gu pom,
mloDs dcnX, M de votrc cote ct IN du
HOtlc, ct 81 Gee! nest IAs sati>falsant,
al"Fs gu Oh Ell nnmme un o." ne fait
pHriI III de Fun nj Il" lantre club, Guel,
quinn Qnl He drnicnrc III aux Opclou.
>as nj ii Lafayette, discus de Morrow
on dc Jennings, ct jc mai meme au
cune Objection que &C soft Mr.. Pate.
Eous m'"OllScrcz en- icnvoyuut unc
li>te dies mrmhrcS dc votrc club vt,s
Lnndi on Mardi. bicn cntendu ST vous
nccert'z pour Dimanclc proclaii. Je
desire cnuUaltlc 8 lis sunt tons DC La
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lOuSaS suut les cUivAlito: