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Fifty cents is q small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to euro any
ordinary case Of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprisnd at the prompt re-
lief it affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. so cent bottles for
sale by Charles Z. Goethe, Will W. r.
win. Chris. T. Schnepf. Charles Monke-
meller. William L. Williams, S. L. Brice,
A. L. Scheele. viii Menkemeller, John
Coleman. Richards {; McElroy, W. II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie * Co., Bridge.
port, and B. +. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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Sec the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt OF your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, We will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so cents, but rs we
want you to have one. we make the
price nominal. You will find it work
Of art and q thing to be priced. It con.
tains full page views OF the great build.
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style OF art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and lot you keep the
book. Address II. L. Bucklcn & Co.,
Chicago, III.
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4 NOTED CROOK.
IN Old Man Who WIS Asphyxlatcd III
Baltimore identified.

An Old Man who WIS Asphyxlntcd In
baltimore Identified.
BALTIMORE, MD, Juno Tho old
man supposed 10 DO Alexander Stewart,
who was asphyxinicd bygaa on Monday.
Is said to DO mono othor than Edward
Lille, at ono timo ono OF tho most no.
torious confidence mon, iorgcra and
boarding house thieves in tho country.
His picture adorns tho pages OF Grim.
lnals oil America" lie was known as
Henry A. Watson throughout this
country aud Canada as n most accom-.
nlishOd crook. Ito was arrested In Now
York in 1875 for getting 5000 worth Of
furniture for u worthless check OF 500
and received $3.50 In change For this
no got two years and six months
in prison. Iii, next exploit was
in 1870. when llo stole money
aud jcwelry TO tho extent OF
81 900 from boarding house in Wash
inGton square, New York. In this caeo
thOrc was lack Of evidence and Lillio
went free. In 1855 he swindled q New
Yorker out OF $3.50 and an Englishmnn
whom he met on an Anchor line
steamer out Of l02 soverCicns. For this
no served five years in tho peni,entiary.
Lille ulterward arrived in Baltimore
On January 0, 1890, he was picked up n,
suspicious character and was ordered
10 leave town. A few dayStItor he was
again captured and ordered to givo the
city wide berth. In early life Lille
was tent and awning maker in Wash.
ington, and Is believed to have been
born either thore or In this city. Marks
that led to Lilies Identification wcre
tho drawings OF sloop and IN owl in
India ink oil his right arm.
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In speaking OF tho result Of tho great
work inaugurated by Col. Wright, re.
marked member to-day, Col. Mcclure
in q recent address said that Just pre-
vious to tho first meeting he had occa-
sion to look for work on the Scotch
Irish race in America, but could find it
nowhere, not line recording Scotch
Irish achievement could be found al
though he searched the Congressional
library. And yet, he said, the New
England libraries contain hundreds OF
volumes recording the story OF tho Pur.
itan, while here was 4 race that was
first in all great works without n writ
ten hislory!-the race that gave the ma
ton its independence; that first con-
ceived and expressed tho determined
purpose to sever the relations between
the American colonies and the British
crown, and it did it on three different
occasions in three different states. Up
TO the suspicious fruition OF Col.
Wright's conception there had been no
people who had written so little and
had achieved so much. The race owes
the founder OF this society the fullest
measure OF gratitude. Since then five
volumes, the proceeding OF tho annual
meetings have been issued and accepted
as authority by such painstaking his
,oriau as Douglas Campbell, the author
Of "The Puritan in Holland, England
and America
The influence OF tho society has been
seen in the fact that when Elce Presi-
dent Hendricks died no mention was
made OF his Scotcl,-Irish ancestry. but
six wears after when Secretary Blaine
died, all the newspaper obituaries gave
his blood credit for tho traits Of charac-
Ter that made him factor in national
affairs. The Scotch-Irish fathers cared
not for glory; achievement for the sake
Of material results were their aim.
Thoy led stormy lives so they might
enjoy tranquility, that goal few attain.
Before the formation OF this society few
peoplc knew that Thomas Jefferson,
Alexander Hamilton, Patrick Henry,
George Rogers Clarke, Andrew Jack
son, Abraham Lincoln, q. S. Grant,
stoncwull Jackson, Oliver Hazard Per-
nv. CYRUS Mccormick, Morse, Erickson,
fulton, Horace Greedy, James u.
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SAN FRANcEsco, June limited
States revenue cutter Bear is almost n
total wreck and possibly by this time
is battered to pieces. She is fast on the
rocks at tho entrance TO the harbor at
Sitka. Tho steamer was blowing her
way into the harbor Mt good speed On
the night OF Mayo when she struck on
a rock and all efforts TO get her relief
were unavailins. She went on at high
water and the officers state in their
brief dispatch that they have very little
hope OF ever getting her of.
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Elaine, among tho most noted men In
American history, were Of this rarc 1t
was not known by many that tho con.
vCntion forming tho American conStiln.
ton was largely composed Of Scotch.
ltishmeh, tho most eminent leaders IN
the body being Alexander Hamilton,
James Madison and John Rullcge. In
formulating tho republic tho Scotch.
Irish was the moBt activo race oil ali.
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NEW York. June There Is a good number
OF buyers In tho market. ind some attention
was extended 70 many kinds OF goods other
than STABLES, with moderate results. The lower
prices current uru Attracting much, Interest. and
purchasers feel that, no matter what comes, tho
bottom has been reachel. -
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Time Table No Is. 70 rake OBJECT l.:lI i IN,
Sunday November 10 ls)l
Leave wheclIng-fs:oo. 1915, iil:io n. t2:?,,
e3:i5. ti:.0. 300 p. 10.
Leave peninsula-ts:O5. t9;5l. 1ll:lG N. ,t2:95
"J:ll. ti:36. 1905 p. N.
Leave Nart!n's ferry-is:l2, 1851, sIl:52a n.
i2:SI. 1871 ti:ia lg:la.
Arrive Terminal Junctlon-ts:l7 tl0D1. lil:jj
q. H., t..:Ss, ol:S!. ti;i5 io:iS p. IN.
Leave Terminal Juuclon-t7::ooo. 300, a m.
el::io. n. M. 21:69 ti:Oj, tj:E, tS.I p In.
ii:Oj. ti:lO. ti:I9. fs:5! D m.
Leave Peninsuln-t7;2i, l9:liam- "l2:jl, si:,I,
ti:l7. tj::5 tS:hs p. in. -"
Arrive wheelins-f!:to, 900 a m. 'lo:j7
zi:l7, tics. t5:iI. t9:l6 p. m.
eDaly, tDs!Iy except Sunday. SUNDAYS only.
AL trains will run on Eastern Time.
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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OMAHA, NED, Nav 5. 1891

To lYnom il MGy Concern:
l have suffered for years with neural.
Gic headache and krause's Headache
Capsules ia the only remedy that has
done mo any good. Would recommend
them to all similarly affected.
CHARLES PASsor,
TIC North Sixteenth street.
Sold by Alex T. Young, John klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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YoUH BIcE ACHES.

Or you arc all worn out. really good for moth.
ing. It IL general debility. Try
BROWS'S IRON BITTERS.
!. viii euro you. clcnnSc your liver, and s!ys
good appetite.
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CHICAGO. June 7.-Cattle receipts Il 900 head;
shipments 1000 head; market active aud In good
demand; prime TO extra natiyc steers 81 75a1 10;
medium s. ?iai 30; Others 81 Sal Is; Texans
s9iOai ID Hogs, receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 head; market active; prime heavy steady:
others lower; rough heavy 81 2jai 50 packers and
mixed 81 GJni %; prime heavy 81 S0ni sly. Sheep
and lnmbs receipts 1908 bend; market active
and export demand steady; top sheep 81 00a4 5O
top lumus 81 5yaj ~.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June Cattle, receipts
light, market active and strOug prime 81 jUai IS;
good 81 iOa; 60. Hogs, market n shade better
best Philldclphias 81 9jaj co. best Workers 81 aoa
% Sheep, receipts light; market slow; extra
50 ttGlS 30; lair = iOaJ o.
CiSCISSArI. June 7.-IIogs easy at 81 O0ai IS;
receipts 5000 hcudi shipments 1900 head.
Petroleum.
OH CITY. Pa. June 7.-opcuGd SIG; highest
S5tsci lowest SIG; closed ss1sci shipments g,-
li9 barrels; runs 9l.T4j barrels
New York, juno 7-Pctroleum strong; no
salcs; July option closed ut SSSIc bid.
PlTTSnuRGn. Pa. June 7.-opencd and lowest
S71sc; closed md highest sI5ic.
Metals.
NEW York. June 7.-p.s iron dull. Conner
easier, Lead strong. Tin easier; straits SO 60
Wool.
NEW ioRE. juno 7.-Wool steady.
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BROoKSIDE, WEST VIRGINIA.
Altitude 800 Foot.

Brools,dc, ten miles from Oakland and Deer
Park. Md. on the summit OF the main Allegheny
mouutains, three miles frou tho picturesque
Cheat river. A most beautiful family resort.
comprising farm OF 90 acres. ten modern cot:
taccs and main house: large dining hall md ball
room: fine bass and trout fishing; bowling alley
livery OF saddle and driving horses at moderate
rates We moot all trains on Baltimore L OHIO
At oakland. Send for descriptive circular.
Brooksidc. Preston county, West Virginia $
Prescott Wright mali
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SUM MER RESORTS.

uoWARp'S LICK SPRINGS,
III HARDY COUNTY, W. VA,
VIII be opened juno %: Elevation 2,OoO lces
above sea level. Round trip tickets ovcr the
baltimore & Ohio from Wheeling and other
points Circulars. with references, eau be had at
tho ItcLurc House. Address
HOWARD'S LICK CO..
my26s Matthias, Hardy County. ". Va
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Pennsylvania Stations.
VIHGnnSg!Vdnia lings.'

AI Trains Run by Central Time.
TICKET orTIcrs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WATER ST.. FOOr OF ELEVENTH ST.. WHEELING,
At MclUnE House, WHEHLTsG. AND At THE
pESSsTLvAsA STATION. pnIpoEponr.
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iSG. LEAVE Elm GROVE.
LEAVE WHEELING.

tDaily, e1cep. Sunday
Sunday church trains will loave Elm Grove at
o:!3 o, H. and Wheeling Mt l2:l7 r. H.
Trains No. . 6. II and M connect with herdc
line for Tradclphia- lIerdIc leaves Triadelphia
Tor Elm Grove ut $40 a IN. $50 n H.. 1880 a m.
and Clio p. NJ. Daily. except Sundays ind Sat-
urday's heriic. will connect with train No u,
leaving Wheeling at lilo p. m.
Sundays hcrdlc leaves Trladelphla at 300
q m. 1900 a H.. go p N. and connects with
trains No. S. Il and u from Wheeling.
II. E WElSGERDER Gen. Manager
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FINANCE Am rI.AuN.
The Features of the Nancy AMI stock
Markets..


Markets..
NEW Y0NK, JunG G-Monry on call easy Rt
lpcr ccnt. ia't loan per cent; closed ut PER
ccnL Prime mercantile paper Gaii$ per cent
Sterling exchange firm at SlST!sGi %. Sill
yct ccttiAcaIct Cia6jc. 'TfV total rules Of
stocks to-day We:o l7Iis7 sharrA
Share speculation on the stock exchange open
oil up uulle brlsE lhis morning nild the trhllng
was well distributed Tho cuniCst business
was done w tho induSrinls, and Of this group
sugar was most nCtlvC. but tho transactions
therein DID NOT UYcnhndOw It's sister stoCksH III
the past Two days. Chicago Gas aud GENERAL
Electric bcingAs extensively traded In as the
day advanced tho dealings becumG loss In vol
umc md iOwnrl the ClOs1 the market became
very quiet. There wGrc occasional periods OF
weakness during the day. but the prevailing
tone was Grmnes aud tho greet majority, OF Tue
shares ttnQcl III show advances on taG DAY
ranging from 4 10 ! Il pgr rent, sugar, aud
Northwestern being about the only active share.
which show n dcClInc from tho closing Figures OF
yesterday. The trading on foreign account was
less than fot some dnys past
The rlllrUAl bond market was firm.
ItnpnFutnnINt nul ~ n honda Hu1l
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ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF
" STATIONERY, THE FINEST INK AND
TIE EEArt2ST TYPE ute used In the Com.
Ilerc!al Printing doue by ~
TIE IErELLIGESCER JOE OFFICE
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1slenna 1915 Market St., Wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars md electric motors pass tho
door Third annual session begins MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1891. continues thirty.nine
weeks, divided into four terms This school
offers n complete and thorough education 10
Practical English. Mathematics English ClaSslcI
Latin and Modern Languages.
The school consists Of Primary. Grammn'
Academic and College Preparatory departments
Tho methods and course OF instruction will
compare iavorably with the best seuinRres Ia
tho country.
Hoys arc received In the Primary md first year
Grammar For circulars or interview, apply 70
MRS. u. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence no. 727 Main st.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO..

On and after Sunday. Junc3. 1891, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 'DailY. tDally Ex'
ccpt Sunday. Central time.
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HEART DISEASE 80 YEARS +!
Short Breath, Palpitatiou.

Mr.. G. ". McKinsey, postmastcro of
kokomo, Ind, and bravo cx.soldlrr,
says: II had been severely troubled
with heart disease ever since leaving
tho army at the close OF the late war.
was troubled with palpitation and
ShprtncsS OF breath. l could not
sleep on my left>sido and had pain
around my heart became SO i'll
that | was mich alarmed, and for.
tunltely my attention WAS called 10
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DIR. Miles Heart Cure

I decided to try it. The first bottle
made a decided improvement In my
condition, and live bottles have com.
plctely cured me-"
G. W. McKlNSEY, p. NJ. Eokomo, Ind.
DR.. Miles Heart euro Ia cold on n positive
guarantee that tho first bottle will benefit.
Al druggists sell II ut 81, q bottles for 6, or
Mwill 10 sent, prepaid. ,ou receipt OF price
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The Rosebery Government was de-
feated in the House OF Commons. on private
hill nv q vote Of 22S to 227. - The Reichstag
debated the new Silver Coinage bill. == King
Humbert reached Venice where Emperor Will
lam will meet him to-day; the city is crowded
with visitors - The Chilian Cabinet formed
on Wednesday resigned Thursday.
Congress.-Both houses in session. =- SEN
ate: motion to adjourn until Monday was
voted down; the proposition to coin Mexican sill
YER dollars was debated Mr.. PETER spoke for
two hours on the tariff. == House: Mr..
Morgan Dem, MOI severely criticised the course
Of Mr. O'Nelll, who occupies the seat TO which
Mr. Joy was elected; the Pcstofce Appropria-
ton bill advanced
Domestic-The annual meeting Of the Republi-
can College League was held in Syracuse. 60
The Breckinridge-P Pollard case at Washington
was closed as far as the taking of testimony
is concerned. 60 The authorities of Oakland.
Cal. forced a regiment Of the industrial Army
TO get out Of the city. - Coxey's army"
marched from Homestead to McKeesport =-
Governor Tlllman withdrew the militia from Dar-
llngton and Florence counties, S. c. 80 Mr..
Answorth introduced bill at Albany providing
for Tenement House Commission for this city.
was continued. Sessions Of the annual
Methodist Conferences were held in this city.
Brooklyn and Newark. -= The Brooklyn base
ball nine defeated Princeton. - August G..
Zimmerman. formerly chief Of department at
the Postoffice, committed suicide. - Morley,
Of Paterson, n. j., won the great American
handicap pigeon chooting match at Dexter Park,
l.. l.: Captain Money was second. - Lasker
won the eighth game OF the championship chess
contest with w. Stentz = The prosecution
rested in the trial of Police Captain Devery.
- Stocks opened irregular. but closed strong
at further advances. The Granger shares,
group. were especially active and strong, but
the upward movement was fairly uniform Money
was abundant and foreign exchange easier
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: Fair. cloudy
In the afternoon: slightly warmer. Tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest. AZ degrees; lowest. 81:
average. AIS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
PERSON.IL.

THE Philadelphia Record" says that Professor
John Sartain the mezzotint engraver boasts
the largest collection OF prints In America. He be-
gan buying them during his pioneer days OF art in
this country and the number OF them now jealously
guarded at the Women's School OF Design Is in
round numbers 10000. 1t is not connoisseurs col
lection of first proofs and rare prints but compre-
henslve gallery of art. The prints all systemati-
not according to engravers. There is scarcely a
the interesting and curious discoveries that
Professor Sartain has made In these engravngs is
the almost universal use by engravers OF what from
Its shape he calls the IS" light II can be traced In
a majority OF the prints
General George F. McGnnis. Major James r. Ross
and General Lew Wallace visiting the battle-
field OF Shiloh and other celebrated battlefieds
of the South to secure historical data
Suaml Vive Kanauda will soon visit Boston. and
that city is In a delightful futter OF excitement
over the event. Brother Vive Kanauda," as he
likes to be called. Is Brahmin from India, and
was among the most noteworthy delegates to the
Worlds Parliament OF Religions in Chicago. He Is
n man OF vast learning and charming manners.
He speaks English without accent. and Is very
handsome He Is In sympathy with many OF the
teachings Of Christ and In recent address delivered
In Detroit ne said: I'VE want missionaries of Christ
Let such come 10 India by the hundreds and thou
sands. Bring Chrlsts life to and let II permeate
every village and corner OF India" 1t Is the desire
OF Kanauda TO arouse Americans to the sin and
folly OF dollar worship
President Dreher, OF Roanoke College, Va, is In
this city for q few days on business connected with
the college.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
RHODE ISLAND and TIE PROSPECT.


The vote TO put aside the Tariff bill for "A
time in order 10 act upon Florida nomina-
tion on which a few Democratic Senators acted
with the Republicans. may be less signlhcaht
than some Jealous Free Traders apprchend. Al
least 1t shows n possibility that the bill may be
set aside again and again. without direct votes
against IL bv Democratic Senator's, n a Few are
willing to see II killed II is evident, ana per
haps TO some extent unfortunate, that an opln-
ion is growing in commercial and nannlactur-
ing circles that the bill will i'll some way fail.
The possibility exists. But it is only right TO
recognize the strong probability that the Dem
ocrats will not throw away what they believe
10 be their last chance OF future success, Dy
confrssing that they cannot agree upon bet
ter tariff than the Mckinley act. The income
tax NAV perhaps be beaten by efforts Of Sen
ators HILL Mcpherson and others on the Demo
cratic side. though Republicans are under no
obligation TO help them make the bill less OBJ
iectonable. But ii Is doubtful whether IN"
House would assent 10 the change. The sugar
duty may be- cut off. but 1t Is doubtful whether
the bill would not then be beaten by the adj
verse votes Of Louisiana and other Senators.
The difficulties are obviously great, but the
party in power must be expected to accept al
most any alternative ratneT lliu ldll III tllc dS-
sault upon protected Industries. upon which 1t
has staked everything
One would naturally suppose that recent cleo
tlons would dampen the ardor Of tariff reform
Democrats plurality of over 6,OOO in Rhode
Island Is Il thing To staggcr most men. Rcpub-
lcan maorltics all over the country tell the
same story But the amazing folly which ex-
poets prosperity from prostitution Of home in
dustrles and larger imports, and which counts
upon getting big revenue for Government by
turning millions Of people out Of employment
and reducing the wages OF the rest and then
putting heavy taxes on all. Is quite able TO ex-
plain the landslide. For IL is no longer denied
that there Is a landslide biz enough To make
all local influences insignificant, rs even the
dullest Democrats now admit. or the local
forces The NewYork Times says: Where
in other States they have worked in the opposite
direction their effect has been slight, which
shows that whenever the current Is flowing
strongly from any cause IL is pretty sure TO
carry everything before It. in spite Of minor
considerations and desperate efforts to stem the
tide" Also 1t says that the political reaction
New-York tribune., 1894-04-07

hevond the shadow of doubt accept his invita-
zion Mr. McKane. we are sure, would send IL
letter of congratulation to those OF HIS irieh"'
who. by strange fate. had been 1ori'i',a,e
enough thus far to escape his io'' "n','
Kenny" Sutherland's telegram from Canaua
would doubtless give important advice aoo"'
tbe shrewdness Of making hasty EXCURSIONS a'
certain times of the year into foreign countries
Then. as we have twice before susses'eu'
there is the value of opportunity. AT this sea
son when there is veritable epidemic OF the
unexpected. there is no telling what may nap
non. ANY one Of those who still remain 10 uc-
light their friends and grace New-fork '''
may be suddenly taken away He may nave
an important engagement with the Grahd jury
the District.Attorney. a trial jury, Judge
keeper Of a prison. These are "ucklish days
II does not do to neglect chances. Delay may
bring disappointment. 1t may forever destroy
the opportunity for a reunion In this city ci
those who are left TO it. The time 10 meet Is
when Mr. Croker gets back. There shouid 'ie''
be an immediate reunion.