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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-11
Tho German Dramatic Company.

Tho German dramatic company from
Cincinnati will present Suderman's
"Heimath" at the Opera House Thurs
day evening. In a lengthy notice Of
this performance the Detroit Free Pres
says: This is an aggregation Of I'M
common talent and thus far tho per-
formances have been superior exam pies
OF the art OF acting, especially in point
OF finish. 'Heimath' is Ibsenesque IN
purpose and treatment. Its author Is
chief OF the up-to-date German dra.
matists, and has produced play OF
deep interest aud great power. The
play is not entertaining in the light
meaning OF the word, but it has e!e-
ments that render it OF far more value
and significance than any mere diver.
sion OF the hour. Besides, the acting is
OF high order"
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BUSINESS rs INlpnoNING.
But tho Improvement Is Slight and the
Outlook Not bright.

Outlook Not Bright.
Tho slight improvement In local buai.
ness circles noted last week still con-
tinues, and there is feeling OF hope.
fulncss for the future clearly apparent.
Retailers who have been carrying tho
unemployed for months arc said to be
getting their affairs in better shape
than for somo time, and this more than
anything else tends to improve matters.
However, 1t is IN undeniable fac.
that there must soon DO n marked i'm.
provement in industrial lines, or the
retailers will DO compelled to shut up
their doors or close down on long term
credit.
Vegetable prices. especially for forced
local growth, have advanced consider.
ably during the past week. Kalc, which
was selling at fifty cents, jumped to- 4
dollar, and home grown radishes from
thirty cents to ono dollar n dozen. Tho
dealers arc bringing in radishes from
the Cincinnati district, but they are not
marketable to great degree on account
OF being so small.
Cattle, which advanced last week, to.
gether with hogs, again climbed up o
peg and are now At better prices than
for month or TWO. Tho cooler
weather OF the week caused additional
consumption OF meats.
The fruit outlook continues to be very
poor, on account OF the late disastrous
freeze, and as before reported, there
will DO practically no peaches, pears nor
cherries in this section. The Atlantic
fruit states also experienced the same
cold weather.
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Having the needed merit to more
than mako good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle guarauteed-EIectric Bitters, the
great remedy Tor liver, stomach aud
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Lie Pills, which are perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them aud the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more of them.
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
store. l
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THE COKE SITUATION.
All Quiet at Conceivable : No Further
Trouble Feared.

Al Quiet ut Conceivable : No Further
Trouble Feared.
CoSSELLsyILLE, PA, April 10.-Tho
quietness which reisns at the coke
works to-day is in striking contrast
with the turbulent scenes OF week
ago. Tho Frick and Rainey companies
have resumed at all the plants (which
were closed by strikers. The two LIE.
mont works Of the Mcclure com any
have not been fired up yet, but will be
in few days. The trouble expected at
the Hill farm did not take place last
night The company had $50 guards on
duty, and the men went TO work to-day
without striker in sight.
II the Scot.dale convention adopts tho
Frick scale to-day the whole aspect OF
the strike will be changed by uniting
the Frick workers and the others for
the attainment OF the same osject-a
uniform scale OF wages throughout the
entire region.
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WAS ALMOST Blind
Little Girl had to be Kept in o Dark
Room. Gould not See to Feed
Herself. Remedies and Doc
tors AL Failed. Cured in
One Week by Cuticura.

Nv lI.tlc girl h3d vcry sore eyes. I tlie3
everything, but rothinE did AM good. took
her 20 doctor in Atlanta, who treated her
for ye2., hat she KEEP; getting worse. I
brought her home; WIS almost o.; Of heat;
] Just felI SIre she would 30 blind. an old
lady told fuc 10 Ut Cu-IcCRA REIEo!Es. I
had no faith in them, as had tCieL every
thing. commenced on SATURDAY, aad before
tie next Saturday her eyes were sozrd
and well rs 5ny cEilG's. she was Almost blind,
and lid been kcps n carS nom for moro
than j year; couId 70: see 10 feed herself;
and they have never tcen IS yet the least par
ticie Sorc or eYen looked rcd from that day
until This. and Il VIII be three years the E-Es
OF May. They certainly curei, her. and think
:hey are he greatest remedies olt. orly
Escd half box Of CCTiCrRA, one cafe Gu
T:cCRA soar, s1t o1S Sostla OF CCTIcCTsA
EEsOLyESST: so you see what wonders they
did for NY littls girl. l have READ OF all Of
these most wCatscfpl cases, hut reTe< bcfo!o
thO1stt that tier nigh: he tue; b. suag
this 20 be Tic positive tr1tA.
Mss. FANNIE GARToOD,
Cactur. ca.
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CHICAGO produces an underground
trolley device for electric railways which
is soon to be tested in that city. The
cost is estimated at S, 900 mile. Sooner
or later the trolley will GO underground
or give way to the storage battery. Else
where there is loud complaint against
the overhead trolley as On engine OF de-
struc,ion. although this has not been
Wheelinc's experience with it.
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THE FAiMGf,s VICTORIOUS.
The Trouble in tho CiarksburE Fair Asso.
citation Finally Settled.

citation Finally Settled.
Spstldl DfSpdteh 10 he Intelligence.
CLARxsBuRo, W. w, April lo.-TO.
day tho stockholders OF the Wcst Vir-
ginia Central Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society met here to settle a
very bitter fight that has been going on
since the election OF their officers last
fall. The farmers elected one set OF
directors and tho horsemen another. It
seems the farmers became dissatisfied
with tho premiums, all being given TO
tho horses and none to their produc-
tions. There were about 400 shares OF
stock represented and upon vote the
farmers ticket was declared elected.
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Who says rheumatism Can Not be Cured:

Who SAYS Rheumarsn, Can Not be Cured:
Ny vile was confined to her bed for
over two months with a severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could get nothing
that would afford her any relief, and as
last resort gave Chanberlain's Pain
Balm trial. To our great surprise she
began TO improve after the first applica-
ton, and By Using it regular she was
soon able 10 get up and attend to her
house work.. Il. Johnson, OF c. ].
hnutson & Co., keusinS.on, MINI.
READ what Shook & Co. saw on maze s
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Office prac.iceAnd his ioOs as consult.
ing attorney yield him perhaps $4,000
more.
Mrs. Hearst, tho widow OF Senator
Hearst, has gone back TO her beautiful
house in Washington, and will live
there for the present.
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LAWYER Phi THOMPSON is making
disgraceiul speech in defense OF his dis
graced client He assumes that the jury
is made up OF the Breckenridge kind Of
men, and his plea is that men OF tina.
kind ought to stand By each other.
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DEMOCRATS in the senate understand
by this time that ii they wan. to pass
the tariff bill they will have to pass it
themselves They will &c. no Republic
can help. This is just as it should be.
Let responsibility go with power.
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The President TO the secretary OF
stase-That man-you know the man I
mean-is viper.
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The loss OF states enough to decide
the election beyond question, "and
probably OF every northern state" is
the pleasant prospect which Senator
Hill holds up for the contemplation Of
his party. 1t is not an orerdrawn pic
ture. The Jig is up with the Demo-
cratic party. I. has swept bare too
many cupboards to retain its short
hold on the country.
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CRIMINAL folly" is what the New
York avenger calls the tariff bill.
\. Bit is no. Republican criminal
folly"
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Hon. LAWRENCE 7. NEAL, OF Ohio, says
he is ont OF politics. It happened las:
Noyemb ar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-11
CUTlcURh WORKS WONDERS

CUTcUzI RcsaLyESr. the ocTs biool and
Skin Purifier ard E-ea:eS: Of HUEo- Rene
dies, c,eIESeS the slool CS al impurities and
poisonous elements, and tESS removes tho
case, while CC-rTcrRA, the great skin cure,
md CCEICCEA SOAR, II exquisite skin bear-
Tifc-. clear the skin and scalp, zad restore
the half. Thus TIC CCIIcCEA EENEDTEs
ccr every species q itching, burning, Scaly,
p;D7ly, ard hioichy Skin, scalp, ard 6.c5a
diseases, troa p!lflSS 20 scrascla-
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TnE resignation OF Coxoy's coachman
may DO regarded as portcndinI crisis
in the fortunes OF tho Commonweal.


Tho Redemption or American Cities.
lit be true that the city government
OF New York is the mos. corrupt in tho
world, is true also tina. in no city in
the world is stronger, moro determined
and moro intelligent oilort making to
clean out tho stables and to regain for
the people the lost control over their At.
fairs.
Tho cause Of good government is far
from hopeless where public sentiment
is SO aroused as it is in Now York, and
where tho popular leadership is go cap.
able and so courageous. For this hope.
ful state Of affairs the principal credit
is due to Rev. DR.. Parkhurst; aud it is
significant: that wo hear less criticism OF
his methods and more indignant COM
ment on the corrupt official practices
which he has caused to DO revealed.
Before Parkhurst was, nobody sup
posed that the government OF New York
was good and pure; and before he sub
mitted the damninG proof of the general
debauchery 1t was impossible to arouse
public sentiment to the pitch OF des-
pcrate determination to redeem that
city from tho official prostituteo who
have been its absolute masters.
II New York can be redeemed SO can
lesser cities which affords IN additional
reason why the whole country is deeply
interested in the success Of the New
York movement Municipal govern.
ment is the weakest point in our amor.
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School Books and
School Supplies.
STATIONS Book ok shy stSre.
Rents Reduced F!

no. - Virginia street. frame, six rooms.
Tie wAddfng:nn Place, houye and toar ac-ex.
No. BID MoColloch street. large frame DWELL
ms. WI! pat In arst-class order for good tenant
No. 6l9 Main street, bcick dwelling.
No. ctH Main street, 1rst fooc. three .ooaI
No. Is Ihirty.ihird street, brick. ERE rooElL
TWO splendid oflce Rooms IN Masonic buIltic5
no. ~ Chspline street fiTe roornS, SI9 o.
10. l5S Aasket street, office rooms
No. = Alley :. love. part, 81 %.
No. III Thiyty.thtrd slees tre rooms sou
No 2so1 EoE street three roonA 50 81
Fsont!oo2 on Fourteenth street. suitable toE
one or two gentlemen
no. eo5 Main street. twelve rooms sad bs.h.
Oece rooms IN Eibba.d Block, 1914 Market s.. s
No l522 Main street; secoal and thl.d tloo.l
SLI.oomed frame dwelling a, Leatherwooi.
store fools on South street. in Hea,ns Tab
e,lsclc building = 30. !
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The closer the country gets to the
Democratic tariff ideal the more its
stomach turns.
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. FOR. SALE. o

So1A aSA'cs
no. ev!rsia!a street, ten GoorS, traEe.
No 50 Market street, eight rooms, bdcE.
No. lro Jacob street, Ave roouS fame. ST. 60
No: $40 Chapltne street, eight toous, brick.
No. I3Ee.1o2tst-eet four .oozS, frame, sl,t5o.
No. lS23 Woods street i've Rooms, frame. s, 500
Nos q and s. Eighteenth street, double brick.
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sooner. He made 100000 injections of
tho c1ilir and always with tho rcsultscx.
pCcled.
neutrality-suspicious. and tho
funny men tho treatment got bad
name, but DR.. Hammond says that the
world Is indebted to Dr.. Brown.
sequaEd for really grca. rediscoyery.
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Arey You weak and weary, oyerworked
and :ited2 Hoods Sarsaaayilla is Jus.
the medicine YOU need 10 purify and
quicken your blood and 10 give Won
appetite and strength. Ii you decide to
take Hoods Sarsapasilla do nos 30 ia-
Guced to buy any othes. Any effort 10
substitute ano.he. remedy is proof OF
tho merit OF Hoods
Hoods Pills arc the best aitcr.dinaer
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
Try box. )
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uona,s ana onlr I1nn,l,.

u W . EkINhAhLSUN,
Observer, Weather Bureau, Discc.o:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE LARGE
y front room, with boIni. at Nm. senIeuey's,
poi Main street bpil
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TERMS;

rrR YEAR NJ NuL POSTAGE rRrrAtn
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Members Of Eureka Lodge No. ts,Lo.oP.,
arc hereby notified TO meet At their hall on Wed.
nesday, April II, at ls9Op m shAfn, 10 attend ths
funeral oil our deccJed Brother, Peter Plues,
Members o. sister lodges arc cordially invited 70
Godfrey scnUI. Secretary. anil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

MARTINs;\ lille. VA, Apri lf-'Sp'-
cialD-CoUnty Court met here Monday
JUDGE Null ms presiding. \ medium
sized crowd WIS in Attendance. NO I'M
p,rtant business was transacted
The cold weather continues and farms
ard gardens are making little progress
I'm Growth. Most OF the fruit and carly
vegetables were killed in the beginning oi
IN, cold wave. The tobacco plants were
not seriously injured.
The contractors for water-wor"S LOT
this town have begun work. ana " II
soon have a force Of hasds busy WIN
trenches for pipes. e.. as the time Tor
contract expires in July.
Among the new structures commenced
since spring began are homes for Messra.
Ictchcr and : y. English, one on Church
street and the other on Cleveland "Vehue,
The contractors for the new Episcopal
church will begin work soon, the church
10 be built on the lot joining that OF the
rectory at the east end Of town.
Rev. MIR. Hutson will soon begin
meeting here az the Baptist church. as
sisted by the pastor. Rev Hugh smith.
cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
James Harrison Spencer, Of this place,
TO Miss Blanche Williamson, OF Graham,
n. G., the ceremony TO be celebrated on
April 18th at $3.50 T.. NJ, after which they
Will make their home IN Martinsvilie'
where Nfr. Spencer is woN-known as
successful tobacconist and society Ia
vorlte.
The Norfolk and Western railroad gave
reduced rates from April 10th TO 18th for
the Exposition meeting in Roanoke and
the Danyille and Western came down
also on tickets during the Wharton meet
ing In DanVille. which was attended by
some Of the citizens Of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT BY A NEGRO
The Fiend Escaped and 1t Is Feared Can
not Be Identified.

SALEM. VA, April li.-(Special)-Mrs
John Stotz, the aged wife OF a respectable
citizen of Salem. started this afternoon TO
visit the family Of j. Il. SpiggIe, who
live near where the Roanoke and Salem
road crosses Mason's creek, about a mile
from Salem. When near the electrician
line she observed negro following her.
which caused her to quicken her footsteps.
but before she could 50 far the negro
rushed up behind her, threw her violently
To the ground, and attempted 10 assault
her This she prevented by her struggles
and screams, which latter soon scared the
negro of, as the struggle took place on
the side OF the road between the electric
car lire and Mason's creek, near which
are several houses The negro ran off
into the bushes. only giving Mrs. Stotz an
opportunity TO see that he was young
man. apparently about IS or 20 years OF
age. and of q dark thrown skin. Further
than this she could not describe him.
Soon afterwards Mr.. G. III. Lander and
wife, Of Roanoke. passed along the road
in buggy. and finding Mrs. Stotz lying
on the road exhausted and weeping. they
brought her to Salem, where the matter
was reported TO the officials, who are
making diligent efforts TO capture the
guilty negro, though this will be almost
impossible lnasmuch as Mrs. StotZ cannot
Identify him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
An Outing of the {. W. n. NJ.

TOANO. Va. April n.-(Specal)-It Is
rot generally known that the Christian
Woman's Bible Mission of the Disciples
is cndeavoring TO endOw Bible chair IN
Ann Harbor University. Michigan. The
parent society has auX,liaries in most Of
the Disciples churches. Mrs. c. Texie
Uanliins Is the president Of the one in
olive Branch She calls monthly private
meetings at the members houses and an
occasional outing" at the church. The
last outing was held few days ago.
and will long linger in the minds Of its
hearers as the most enjoyable thing OF
the season After prayer by Il. G. Walden,
the president led the regular programme
BIZ reading an essay on THE History OF
our English Bible Chairs" Then came
a chain OF praycr-that Is, the president
offers sentence of prayer. the member
mex her does the same thing, and 20
on al down the line. THE Advantages
which Ann Harbor offers for the English
Bible Chair was READ by MIS- Ocle
Jones, what Brother Il. II. Tyler thinks
OF The Work" by Mrs Lucy Farthlng.
"Msry stones Testimonials" by Mrs. 3.
H. Meanley. THE University and the
Churches by Mrs. NJ. L. Slater. Report
OF the Ann Harbor Bible Chair" by Mrs.
NJ. f. Geddy. The Great Famine Cry
poetry by Miss Laura Hammond. The
whole was enlivcned by singing that
would have compelled compliment from
your Richmond choir.
The amount OF the collection reported
by the treasurer was 800. not including
the regular dues. --
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CONGREGATIONS AT CHURCHES.
One of Them Consumed In Madison
Dwelling Burned in Greene.

SEVILLE, VA, April li-(Special)-
on last Sunday just as Rev. C.
J.. Conner was beginning services at
Walkers chapel. near Twymans mill.
II was announced that the building was
on fire. 1t caught on the roof, and the
efforts TO extinguish the flames were una
vailing. The pews. blinds, and windows
were saved. A building committee met
Wednesday to arrange TO build another
house Of worship. This chapel had been
remodelled recently and was quite a pretty
little church.
on the same day the Disciples church
ut Rochelle barely escaped being burned.
A careless youth threw the stump of a
cigarette in the leaves on the church
yard The flames were discovered In
time to be extinguished before doing any
damage.
News comes from the adjoining county
(Greene) that Mr.. Enoch Dickinson lost
by fire his dwelling barn, meat-house.
dairy, and even the woodwork about his
pump on last Thursday
A two-story cottage Is being erected
ON the Madison tabernacle grounds for
the accommodation OF ministers during
the camp-meeting TO be held there in
July. Other Improvements are in pro-
6feSS.
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HICH.TIDES CAUSE HAVOC.
Sweet Potatoes, Early Vegetables, and
Strawberries Ruined in Accomac.

ONANCOCK, VA, April lL-(Special)-
Mr. y. VI. Mock, a prominent resident of
the northern part Of AccOmac was in
Onancock yesterday, and informed the
Dispatch correspondent that the high tide
Tuesday night had caused havoc all along
the bay-shore IN that section Of the coun-
ty. Not only have sweet-pOtatO beds been
ruined. but al the early vegetables in the
lowlying lands along the shores Of the
creeks and cstuaries. Many strawberry
fields have been rendered utterly worth
less one man living near Guilford had
lust planted out 5000 strawberry-p plants,
and to-day hardly one Of them is alive.
Mr.. John Hopkins. al Hunting creek, estl-
mates his loss at $50 and others in his
neighbOrhOod suffered even greater loss.
WORK on THE LIGHTHOUSE.
The steamer Jessam.ne is al Hog Island.
now called Broadwater. with a force Of
forty men, To make improvements on the
lighthouse property there. They will build
a wharf - feet wide and 300 feet long,
three cottages. Of eight rooms each, and
a carriagc-house AMI stables for the
keepers. The lighthouse to be erected Will
be about 100 feet higher than the old one,
and will have three keepers.
The dwelling belonging to Jefferson
Mathews near Wattsvile. and one belong
Ing to Edward r. Hickman, near Horn
town. both in northern Accomac. were
destroyed BY fire one night this week.
There was no insurance on them, and
the origin OF the fires is not known.
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A william and Mary German.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April H.-(Spe-
cial. IA beautiful german was given last
evening by the college young men. The
crowd in attendance. though smaller than
usual, did not In any wise diminish the
pleasure OF those present The music fur
nished by Professor Persons orchestra
was extra fine, and dancing was kept up
until late hour.
The vestry OF Bruton Episcopal church
unanimously voted to send DIR. Charles
W. Coleman as delegate and DR.. Il q.
Booth as alternate TO the next Episcopal
council of this diocese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Hale. of Albany.
n. Y; Mr. and Mrs. George s. Hale. of
Boston, and w. X. Durham. OF Norwich,
Conn, are registered Ut Spencers.
Miss Frances Scott, OF Richmond. Is
visiting at the Grove" the guests Of the
Misses Booth.
Hon. II. r. Barton. OF Winchester. was
here during the week on professional bust
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