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4 FIERCE BATTLE
AT Sicthcroy, In Which 700 Mon Arc
Klllcd-lr0uhlo IN tho Cabinet.
LA.u.-...LLL..L l.

AT SIcthcr0y, In Which 700 Mon Arc
Killcd-lr0uhlo in tho Cabinet.
(topyriyh'od, 1891. byhe associated Pres.i
BUESos AYHEs, Feb. l9.-Dispatchea
received hero bring some details OF the
last battle on Friday last between tho
rebels and government forces Mt Rio
Jnnciro. \ general Icngagcmont was
fought close to Nicihcroy, tho rebels on.
gnginG the government troops at close
quarters. Tho fight was desperate and
is said to have resulted i'll the loss OF
800 killed on tho government aido and
200 killed on the insurgcnt side Tho
rebels wcro eventually compelled to re-
tire.
Discussions exist among tho minis.
tGrs OF President Poixoto and crisis is
reported. 1t is said that President
Peixoto, contrary TO tho advice OF some
OF his ministers, has decided to proons
the state OF siege, and some OF the min.
listers may resign in consequence.
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CLEVELAND. o., Feb. l9.-Ex.Judce
Peter Young was struck by IN electric
motor Mt tho corner OF Prospect and
Brownell streets at II o'cloc; last night
and died this morning from tho effects
OF his injuries. He was well known in
local political circles, having presided
over the central police court for several
wears
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LEoMISSrEn, Mass, Feb. l2.-Tho fac
tory OF Rice 4 Holden. piano manutac.
Jurors. was burned this morning. The
building and contents are 4 total loss.
The loss is between $4,000 and 81, 900;
fully insured.
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VIII Appeal to tho Country.

LONDON, Feb. PA meeting OF the
cabinet was held at tho official residence
OF Mr.. Gladstone in Downing street to.
day prior to the reussemblinS OF the
house OF commons.
Its stated that Mr.. Gladstone pro.
noses to drop tho parish councils bill
and the employers liability bill and to
make an appeal to tho country within 4
month
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CHICAGO. Feb. 12-Cattlc. receipts lG, 900 head:
shipments; 300 head: market steady; prime to
81 sal 4J Others 81 O0a3 g. Hogs rccclpts 20 900
mead; Shipmcnts 5000 head; market uctlvc and
INC higher; rough common 81 5Da5 0j packers
and ml@Gd 8 liaj 80; prime heavy aud butcher
. -. sheep and lambs, receipts lU.UJO heurI;
shipments .0OJ head; market steady; fair to good
natives sJOOai1ji western s. sous %: lambs s. 7jn
Cl%ClNSATI. o., Feb. l2,--lloc- Ia good demand
NJ = 0sa1 1ji receipts ZOO head; shipments 9OJ
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NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Dry goods continue fa
lhe pEUmptncss with which collections are
inndc. particularly from the southwest. Print
cloths are quiet, Prints and print goods and
HInShnms and woven WISH fabrics nrc fnirly
goods. Dress goods and foreign dry goods are
quiet but ABOUT steady. WoolenS show some
steady prices.
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
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ROME, Feb. l2.-The MonieWG Drome
publishes decree announcing the be-
atitication OF Joan OF Arc. The pope
will tomorrow issue documents show
ing that the Identification Is in accord
with the private records OF successive
poutiticates.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY,
C. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No 10 to take effect 1901 L. n.
Sunday. November - lS1I

Time Table No 10 to take effect 1901 a. m.
Sunday. November - 1913
Leave wheelng-tS:O). tgHj, ill:i) a NJ, t2:21.
e3:l5. tt;.1. 800 p. IN. il
Leave peninsuln--tS:Oj t9:jl 5Il:ij a. H.. t2;;2G,
e3:2l. ti:3G, ey:N u. III.
Leave Martins Fcrry-tS:19, 1857, I'll 81 q. IN,
t4:3! 1871 tiHg ;9;l2.
Arrive Tcrlniun! lunctiOn-is:l7 tl0:Ul 2ll:ji
n. M t!.:iS. 1882. ti:iG. 29:lS p. N.
Leave Terminal Juuction-t7:2!. $500, a IN,
Leave Martu's FGrry-t7::2s. sJ:O7 am, 9l1:6,
i4:Oj. TAO. ti:l9 tS:i! D. III.
LcaYc! rcnLnSnln-tI;2i l9:lihm., "12:jl, !.:ll,
ti:l7, tj:"j. ts:5S y. In.
Arrive Whecing-i7:'O 1870 n. n. al2.j7
li:l7. ti:2i. 1881 tGOj p. IN.
'Dnily tDRily except Sunday. z3uudayI only.
Al! trains will run on Eastern Time
We TAUSSlG, SuDGrintGnJca.
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WEALTH without health is not bless
ing but curse. You can regain your
health by using Rndam's Microbe Kill
or. cure for all blood and chronic dis
eases. Particulars and book free, at
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
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Mrs wIS5LOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions OF mOthcy5 ioe
their children while tec,hirg. with perfect Sue
cess. 1tSOo;hcS the child. Sottens the guns, al.
lays all pain. cures wind colo. and Is tho bcSt
remedy for Dlarshna., 1t will relieve the poor
In every part Of the world Twenty-Five cGuts a
bottle BE sure and asi for Mrs. Wiuslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take 10 other kind.
NwFaw
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DR.. OTTMAN

Formerly OF New York. now OF THE FRANCE
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lumbus Ohio. by request OF many friends and
patients. has decided to visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, TueSlay,
February %.
Bellairo, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
March [.
Consultation and examination free and strict.
only.
The Doctor describes the different diseases
better thnu the sick can themselves. Ilisn Won.
dertnl gift for anyone To possess Their Am;.
noStic powers have created wonders Throughout.
the country
:. The ElccirGpathic Treatment for all forms o.
Female Diseases, and the treatment OF seminal
Weakness Loss OF Manhood and Errors Of Youth
is Recognized to DO the most successful method
ever discovered as used By Drs. France & OFT.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On md after Saturday, October !, 49,, trAtui
Will run rs follows, city tlmo:
LEAVE WHEELISG-'6:O) n Ill. 100 n IN. S:1l
q m. 300 m, 1900 q. H.. HOO a. H., lt'0) ~
100 p. u: 2;Oo .. III, 800 p, H. 400 y. IN. j:JI
p m, coop IN. 700 P. IN, SOD p. m, $50 p.
LEAVE Eth GGorR-7G:1)a 4. M. 7:o) 1. m. sol
a. H., 0Oa m. 1000 Il IN, Il 20 a. m. LOO M.
100 p m. 2:0) p m. 500 p. ~, 400 p. N. 500
p. ~: 600 p. IL, 7:O1 p. Ii. SOD p. N. 9:lGp.
m. 10 l0p. NJ
HDa!lY except Sunday.
SuHDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove Il
9:i3 u II. and Wheeling AZ l!:I7 p. IN.
' II. L WEISGERBER-
oc1 General Manages.
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Metals.

NEW foRE, Feb. l2.-plg iron steady: Amcri-
can 81! 0Oaih o.. Copper steady: lake 50 -.
Lend easier; domestic 81 -. Tin steady; straits
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Oh CITY. Pa, Feb l?.-Opcncd and lowest
S04c: highest Si9sc; closed ST sc sales 5000 bar
,els; shipments l9l,Gl2 barrels; runs ll2,90o
barrels
New York. Feb. 19-Pctrolcum steady md
more active; Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none;
March option sales 1000 barrels closed at Sic
asked.
PITTSBURGH Pa. Feb. l2.-opcned and lowest
SOI3c; closed nc; highest sl2sc
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RAILROADS.
TEaW 5o,,-,,- o.o.,a
!;ii!!:|!;:! !:i iE5EE:
Tralns Run py Central Tir1e,
SYsrrN-"pAx HtxnnE

rIcEET OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATER ST. FOOT or E!:ErESrH ST., WHEELING
AT MclUEE HOUSE. WHEELING, AND At TuT.
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. DRIpGEPCRr.
Cnt.rrI.uur. Gs.nrr,t--t d I'M Dnra,.
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Many Persons nrc broken
down from ovcrwotk or household cares.
browns Iron BitterS Rcbuilds tho
system, aids digestion. removes excess OF bile.
sud cures 1nalariG. Get the genuine.
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Cotton.

CIScISHATl. O.. Feb. l9.-Colton firm and
higher; middlings &c.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and attcr Monday. December 81. Passenger
TrainR will run NJ follows: 'DHiiy. tDaily Ex.
cent Sunday. Central time.
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FINANCE AND r,,AnIi.
Thu Features OF tho Money nnd Stock
Markets.

Markets.
New foEN, Feb Il. Money on call easy last
loan per cont closed at | per cent Prime
mercantile paper a%aI4 per cent Sterling OK
chnnSc firm ut 81 SlUi 81. Total sales OF stocks
were no. 900 shares
y feature OF todays dealing on the stock cx'
chOnge was tho weakness Of the Vanderbilt
shares Tor while ia thcto Ill ii not appear to Oe any
by tho discharge today Of II lrro number Of
emplgycS Of the New York Central aud reports
tnRl illu most severe economy was being rtac'
Uced III nll departments Of the company. Tho
Hrahsrt' were hcnyy, Sugar was only moderate
" nctIyr. Western Union lost u per cent on the
day. AZ the opening the general market was
NM but Intensely dull and Inactive during the
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-19
DRowxxD IN THE COLUMBIA.
Andrew MePherssp. of Seattle, Perfshe &c
Near Eevefstoke.

REvxrsroKK. Oct f7.-fSpecisi. Am
drew Mcpherson was drowned In the Co
lumbia river this morning at Eight-Mils
camp, few miles above Revslsioke. He
had started with Thomas Hennessy and
George Fisher for Big Bend with a boat
containing about two tons of freight.
Hsnnessy was in the boat, and Mcpherson
and Fisher were lining and jus. getting
through Steamboat canyon. where . strong
eddy was encountered, where the river
bank was steep and stony. They were un-
able to hold the boat by the rope, and were
pulled down 10 the water among the loose
bouiders.
Fisher let 20 Of the line, and McPhcrson
Was told TO do so, but did not, keeping
hold tiil he was drawn .nto the river
Hsnnossy then cried to him TO hang on to
the line and he would pull him aboard the
boat. but he released his hold and tried TO
swim. bat sank almost Immediately, drawn
down by the eddy aud strong current run
ming there. He rose once and cried out TO
his companions, but they could not under
stand what he said. Had he chung to the
rope he would have been saved. ~ the boa.
was soon brought TO the shore without
damage TO the contents. Mcpherson had
been working for others during the sum
mer, bat Heunessy and he had arranged
. partnership and were just starting out
10 begin work on placer claim. McPher-
son Was from Seattle, and IL said 10 have a
family and other relatives there whom he
had recently visited.
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CRIMINAL NOTES

Charles Augustus Mofganheld, supposed
20 BE one Of the Qaantico train robbers.
has been arrested at Chester fark, o.,
Thursday.
Sixteen men have been arrested in Clai-
bourne county. Tenn, on charge OF being
White Caps who numerically whipped J.
Is. Phillips a. farewell a few nights ago.
Thomas Fogarty, a Southern railway
fireman, was shot and faEslly wounded 81
knoxville. Tenn, by Mrs lyde Rhodes.
Just atse- midnight Thursday. fozArty
attempted 90 enter tie somsns house,
and had kicked ths door down when she
opened ere. Mrs. Rhodes vas arrested
snd gaSe bail. Fogarty affected to believe
the woman was of uncertain character
The boiler II an Illicit sill N a tenement
house o. CiiatCa stresE, Nss ofkr ex-
pio1e1 Thursday morning. severely seaid-
lu& FzGilae aDa Jennie Ross, motAeT an4
eAu1s aae John cbesk$, - years ID The
~oFnsf's husband Herman Ross, supposed
70 - fas owner aud operator q tie stl4l,
Taa Asay after tas explosion, leaving bis
Ntie and chlld crying for help
Internal revenue oa3eers On Ihursdsy
= zed disisalery and pssni 81 tse LAaa
y4HeyzT1, ngs Eailes eass 81 Fresno. tal-,
Tor ils2cii a.ss.!liEs. Fer years the prop
ertY. consisting Of 10 zcress las eeea
under TIE management OF A 4. Adams,
b2s : GOV Eaa IA his aaagsseF's nSEze- A
search o. TIE premises rsFeslsd seEerai
taTFets Of brsndy hidden uRdsE vices Ia
fae vineyard Upon further search more
hidden BRADY sRs soua1. In al sbou:
20 salons .. unstaEYsd brandy we're
isGG1
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rAcomA SUES NIB goGss
To Compel the er -Trsssarer GO Dhgofss
the Cffsss Fanda

Tacoma, Oct. is-fSpecial. l-Szaf sas
begun today By the city against ex-1atT
Treasurer George W. BoTgs and his Donas-
unen 20 recover 500 Z36-s5 and the costs OF
rhe action. The suit cites the boncsnen
of the several bonds gwen by Ar. Boggs
while In offics. Section S Of the complaint
states the nature Of The suit. ss follows:
That ~ such city treasurer, and during
his term as aforesaid. the said George ".
gorgs received for the use OF the city OF
Tacoma and Of the funds Of the city Of
Taooms the sum OF s5s4-ISAac. ali Of shich
was the property OF the city OF ! acoma;
and 81 the expiration Of nls term q Oh
tie said George w. boggs hat TIE
same and the whole thereof n BIS
possession and under his control, and
that be still retains In bis possession
and wholly refuses TO pay 20 the sad
city Of Tacoma or to its treasurer. and
wholly refuses TO account for. the san Of
sos. Z38 - and wholly refuses and negieSts
TO account for the same. though requested
20 do 80 by the city Of Tacoma and by the
treasurer OF the city Of Tacoma, and
although ordered aud requested 20 pay the
same By the city council Of the city OF i a.
coma and the city treasurer, and that ne
has aud now does refuse 10 deliver the said
property and money 20 said city OF la
coma. and refuses ~ deliver the same 20
the city treasurer Of the city Of Tacoma,
and mas and now does retain the same
from the city of Tacoma and from the eisy
treasurer OF the city Of Tacoma, and that
he refuses To and negieets 10 well and
faithfully discharge the duties Of said
Office Of the city treasurer OF the city Of
Tacoma, and that each and every Of the
said surstios naboye MENTIONED do re-
fuse and neglect 10 par the said sum OF
SI0e, Zs6.3 IS, or sny sum whatever. and have
and do wholly refuse TO comply with any
of the provisions Of the said bonds 30
made, signed and delivered by them"
The following hAs been received at the
Tacoma bureau of the PosT-IsTELLIsEs-
GER:
.sTacoma's city treasury IL being further
exhausted by the paying of 5000 per an
mum, interest on the 5000 Of the water
and light fund. to G. Is. Wright. This was
the 500. 700 worth OF bonds reserved 10 pay
damages. ETC., TO Rigney and other ripar-
ian right claimants. Why did the city's
trusted financisrs 80 recklessiy give away
that amount of bonds carrying 5 per cent
interest in exchange for G. Il. Wngnts.
Tyler sud Hosmer's security for tbs same
carrying no INTEREST," Is IL not the duty
of the comptroller no, 10 permit such
transactions toioecur-or who Is the proper
party to stop such transactionsg
s.IsvEsrfeAToR"
This was one of the so-eaiied light and
water Doodle" councils acts
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THE PULLMAN COMPANY.
Declares the Usuai big Disfdend-d
tile Legsslatioa Expected

Declares the Usual Big Divfdend-Hos-
tile Legisiation Expected
CHTCAso, Oct. ls.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Pullman Palace
Car Company was he'd here today. Over
5000, 90 OF the capital stock vas repre-
scented. The following directors we're re-
elected: George n Pullman. Marshall
Field. J. w. Doane, Norman Williams and
O. s. Sprague. OF Chicago; T. Huriourt,
of New York, and Henry E. Reed. Of
Boston The usual quarterly dividend OF
s. per share was declared from the net
earnings. and viii be paid November Is 10
the stockholders The directors and
officers Of the company absolutely refused
10 discuss the meeting. further than to
say thas no action looking toward any
change N the officers. or the policy OF the
company, was contemplated. Il is known,
however, that the meeting discussed
earnestly the chances Of legislation adj
verse 10 the interests Of the company.
which 1t Is feared some OF the legislatures
Of the various states may adopt IN the
near future. No action was taken to Offset
such possible legislation, or TO tight
against it when II comes.
The annual statement OF the company
q total revenue Of SO. 595. oe7 and expendi-
lures of 1924 $50. leaving q surplus for
the year OF s2,SD,4l6 or the disburse-
rnents 81. sso. 90 vas paid out in dividends
on the capital stock The statement shows
that no profit was make by the operation
OF the works at Pullman during the last
year. as the revenue is made up OF three
Transforming Of cars, s.. 76l. s3i; patents,
s6,3s6. and rentals, dividends, interests,
etc." including loss on the manufacturing
department.. $62. 264- The total assets are
set down as So, o., Cos The number of
passengers carried during the year was S.
81. 323, and the number Of miles run Was
1877, ios. 500. During the previous year s..
673. l29 passengers were carried and 2o6.
AIS, 7S6 miles were run. The year just
ended shows decrease of abou. per
cent. IN the number of passengers carried
and of about per cent. IN the number of
miles run. The value OF the manufac-
tured product of the car works was 81 347.-
81. and OF other industries, including
rentals, s57s.0i4, making a total of 81. 925-
33i, against SIS, 4l4, 70s for the previous
year. The wages paid amounted to 81
96s. 548. against s., 75l ,6ii for the preceding
year.
The report of Mr.. Pullman to the direc-
tors takes up at some length the question
of the strike. but he makes in the pub
lished statement no comment not made at
the time OF his public utterances during
the strike. The number of men now en-
ployed at the works is 2,640, and the scale
of wages is the same that existed at the
time OF the strike. Mr.. Pullman made
the statement that ''by increased atten-
ton to their work the mechanics have I'M
der the same piece-work prices increased
their daily average earnings from 81. 03 last
April TO sale IN the last half of Septem-
hers
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Matinee at Cordray's Tomorrow

treat is IN store for the ladies and
children who will attend the matinee TO be
given st Cor3ray's theater tomorrow AZ
ternoon, on which occasion Mr.. Lawrencs
Hanley and Miss Edith Lemmert will re-
PEAT their three-act comedy The Pink
Domino" and the performance viii close
with the ever pleasing Living Pictures
While the comedy will afford a fund of
amusement. the pictures viii both interest
and instruct the children. This will be
the last week for the comedy IS well as
the pictures. and few opportunities remain
70 see them. The company that supports
Mr. Hsnley aud Miss Lemmert is well
cast. aud affords each member good oppor-
tunity for clever character work Several
specialties introduced in the play add to
the interest notably so Miss Gassmann's
singing of ballad and her skirt dancing;
also little Nina Cooks character dancing.
Next week the company will revive the
legitimate drama, appearing the first four
nights in ''Othello. with Mr.. Hanley in
the character of the Moor. and the rest Of
the week in "The Fools Revenge" one Of
Edwin Booths famous characters.
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Congressman paoiltue a, An.sor,,,

ASACoRrFs. Oct iS-fSpeclaI. The
largest political gathering ,has has as
sembled here during the present campaign
vas addressed last night by Congressman
Doolittle. who held the closest attention
Of those present during a speech lasting
an honr and quarter. lie devoted him
self largely 20 s review Of the doinss of the
last congress. showing the inability Of the
Democratic majority 10 agree upon meas
ures which migat prove beneficial 10 the
people. or 70 agree upon measures sdyo-
Gated in their oSn national platform. Mr.
Doolittle's appearances here made him
many supporters and added strength with
bis former supporter
Congressman Doo.i.fle was 70 have a..
dressed the peopie ~ Burlington on Non
day evening and % Ia Coaner on Tuesday
evening. His voice failed him. however.
and t1ose two appointments were car
eelied. At both places great preparations
had tsen made for h!x reception. At Ia
Conner torehliEht procession had been
arranged. aud IS the notice cancelinv
the apr continent vas not received natsl a
late hon-. people gathered and allied III.
hal TO overlooking, not realizing that a
disappointment Was in stor. for them
Finally ihe announcement Was maa. snd
IScal speakers Were called upoa 70 an IN.
BAL,
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Hellinxh.m BAY Neu..

WHArcom, Oct. is tSpscial.I -Engi-
neers today began the work of cross.section-
ing the new county road to Lake Samish.
Charles King of this city. who is spoken
OF rs temperate and industrious man,
has been missing since August IL. having
left that day 20 go out 20 Van Wyck, a
little station on the BelIin CHAM Bay &
British Columbia road. In search Of work.
His wife and children here. with whom he
Is said 10 have lived happy. are anxlously
awaiting news from him.
John q. Johnson has obtained a verdict
against the BellinEhsm Bay Improvement
Company for damages TO the amount OF
5000.
The commercial organizations OF the
Bay cities have addressed memorials to the
secretary Of the navy asking that the
Monterey be ordered 70 winter on Puget
sound, with headquarters on Bellingham
bay.