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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

The s~.cubeuYilIe Star has the follow.
ing: Mr.. James N. Hall. the eficicn.
general passenger agent OF the Wheel.
Ing & Lake Erie railroad. was in the
city yesterday aud called on the Star.
In speaking OF tho present unsa,i.fac.
tory passenger service from this city TO
western points and Wheeling, which
has raised such 4 storm OF Indignation
among the travelling public at Steuben.
vile, Mr.. Hall said he hoped tlcWheel
ing d Lake Erie would restore the pas.
senser trains, or at least arrange for
two round trips q day 10 Wheeling, so
that tho public would be better pleased
with the service, and promised to do all
in his power TO bring about such a re-.
suit. He thought the company, in
view OF the present feeling existing
here, would rcarrGuge the passenger
service from S,eubenvillo In orde. to
better plcasc tho pnolic. The proba-
bilitles arc that ouch changes as may
be satisfactory to all concerned will DO
made shortly.
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snEyIrtes
Natter, ., Minor 0IonsaI Ia nni Abau,
the CITY.

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s%;atter' OF Minor oIonsn Ia Nri Abeus
the CITY.
NtSr Of :he ea'ly planted potatoes
orzrA HorsE this eyrainr-Gernaa
Theatre Co.
Jonx, alias "Judy" Mack. was arrest.
ed Yesterday by oaiccs " est as a plain
GroRoE ZnfMra and Andy Horace. Of
the South Side, have purchased new
Cleveland wheels.
The Main Street Singers challenge
any base bail club under Il years Of R,c,
the Echoes, Of South Wheeling, prefer.
red.
Llsr nigh. the Nail City Lodge !. o.
6. I. gave an enjoyable entertainment
Several members Of the Bellairo lodge
were present
The Aler: club. Of the South side,
gaze c very enjoyable hop al its ball on
jacob street last evening, which was
largely attended. Killmerer played
LAST night q huge brindle dog Of IN.
known parentase and ownership was
run over by : street car on Marke.
street south Of Twelfth and instantly
killed.
WILLIAM PEArsos, Of Bellnire, had
one OF his hands badly mashed while q,
work in the tube works az BenWood.
he will not loIe it, but ne Will be laid
up for some time.
BEx T. kRECs went through the even
ing OF torture last nigh; that made him
a full 1edged B. P. o. Z. man. An TN.
usually large attendance Of !os!uters
was 4 feature Of the affair.
Y~EsrEED4Y's Washington, Pl., o.
krTr says: DR.. Tray Graysou wen. 10
Wheeling Wednesday 10 assis: in an
operation upon Henry L Mckinley, OF
this place, for abdominal tuElor.
The road and bridge committee OF
the county commissioners was yester-
day engaged in preparing the estinates
Of the amount OF stone 10 be placed on
the different country roads this yea..
BILLY COMMAND has in training 4 pup,
"Youog Nike" By his well known set
. wv. Va hEAII Ht EApcELa " HdAel Is
fine 4 bird dog as hi. late lauented sire.
He is sixteen months old, and iull OF
promise.
THE Island Bouquet club gave q
dramatic" entertain menti in the Retha-
bite hall last night, which was we'll at
tended and was a roaring success in the
popular sense. Several visitors from
out o! town were present
CHAIRMAN MILL;CAS. Of the streets.
alleys and grades committee OF c%ounc;l,
has called i meeting Of tia: committee
fos this evening 4. / o'clock 10 consider
the matter OF a switch for the stree.
railway company on North Main street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
SAYS the C~laring.on, O., L~ndspendene
Mr.. Charles schilliug moyed from
Wheeling back 10 this county, near
Oak, this week. Sir. ]. G. Lude has
moved from near Wheeling, ". Va, TO
Mansfield, O., where he has purchased
a farm fos 5000. lie writes Us tha. he
is we'll pleased with his new home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

DR.. john i. H~oocnsack, a prominen.
physician OF Martins Ferry, Is not ex-
pected 10 live. After eating his dime,
Yesterday he was suddenly stricken
down with Bright's disease, Tor tho sec.
ond time. Dire. Z. o. Williams and ].
N. Blacktord were summoned. They
pronounced his condition critical and
all OF Tho family was called TO his bed
aide.
DR.. Hobensack was attacked with this
disease last summer, and it was then
thought that he would not recover.
Since that time he has been an invalid
and seemed to be growing worse steadily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

AIra. Mary Bender died at 1 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at her home, SOJ3
NcColloch street, aged seventy. She
was the widow OF the late Charles II,
Bender, and the mother OF ten children
Robert s. Acnew and Edward L
Bender. OF Wheeling; Abner 6. and
Frank ]. Bender, Of Pittsburgh; Chas.
II. Bender, Of B~arnesyiile, O.; William
L. Bender, OF ~Sterbenvi!le; Harry ben.
der, OF St Louis; II. Howard Bender, OF
Richmond, Ind; Annie E., wife Of ].
Bernard Bose. of Ottawa, Canada, and
Ollie, wife OF Granville Reppetto, Of
hourdsYillc. The body will be taken
10 Pittsburgh Saturday morning for in
torment. leaving on the Panhandle
road at 7:2Q.
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lie Got oG too Lightly.

joseph Murray's was the only case in
the police court yesterday. He was &C.
cused OF most grossly insulting o Young
lady. q passenger on q B. 4 o. train,
whiln the coach wasin the station here.
The details were shocking, and the &C.
curreuce moved the other passengers 10
O desire TO throw Murray into the creek.
He got off with = fine OF $40 and coats.
and not having the cash he only got
thirty days on the hill There was talk
yesterday OF the B. & o. people making
4 state case when he fuiahes this light
snnthnnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

The Prosbytery OF Washington, in
eeaa!on Mt Wellsburg, chose as commits
sione,s 10 the General Assembly. which
meets at Saratoga May Il, Rev. Dr..
Lester, OF West Alexander, Rev. ]. O..
Carver, OF West Liberty, Elder Linn, Of
Cross Creek, and Dr.. 5. l. Jepson, Of
this city. Dr.. Jepson has been an elder
OF the First Presbyterian church for
twenty-one years and has never before
attended tho General Assembly.
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WITH THE JURY.
h Fate Of James Baehmann Hangs In
the balance Yet.

Tho Fate Of James Baehmann Hangs In
the balance Yet.
Yesterday morning the session OF the
criminal cou.: wa consumed by Capt
Dovener With his argument in defense
OF James Bschmann, on trial for abor.
ton. In tne'ai:esnoon Prosecuting At
tosney Howard concluded the argume1.
for the prosecution. and the iastruc.
tions were given the jury, which re.
tired 4 fen minutes before twelve 70
consider the case. Abou. 6, no verdict
having been reached, the jury was ad.
journed until !, when It agaiu weutinto
retirement and remained until $3.50,
and still not having agreed, 1t was ad.
journed till 8 q. N. Bachmauu was re.
handed to Jail, while the jury spent
the nigh. at the Stamm house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13
NEW GOODS. PopULAE PRICES.

We cordially invite you 70 call and In
'peet our large and handsome assortment
OF Foreign md Domestic WooIcns, erl-
braeinE NIL the standard makes and new
est sptin: Novelties for 1894.
The stylish appearance and superior
n!ish OF oar garments speak for Them
selves.
4 full line II tents Fashionable Fur
nishinr,, including our popular csc Half
Hose, constantly on hand.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Taiiors and Usnts' Furnish
srs, 1891 and 1873 Market street.
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Death o, Mrs. Henrietta ". podsou.

\ telegram was received here yes;er.
day morning announcing the deaIh at
bethlehem, Pa, OF Mrs. Henrietta u.
Dodson, widow OF the late Adams Dcd-
son, who was we'll known to the older
residen!s OF Wheeling. Mrs. Dodzon
was q sister OF the late 3. u. Eof, and
also Of Mrs. John P. Gilchri.s. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilchr;st lef! yesterday afternoon
ior Bethlehem % attend the funeral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Upchu.ch Lodge No. %. 4. o. U. W.
will hold another mock trial next
Wednesday evening q: the new hall.
Attorney Sam 0. Boyce, who was a.tor.
ney Tor John Lotus, in the recent trial,
is accused OF being di.respectfuI TO the
court, Howard Atkinson, and Will be
tried for the oEense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Scott Lavillc, Harry Shepherd, Amos
McMillen and William Crlmmel, are eli
in the lookup at Bellairc, charged with
breaking into railroad cara. The case
against them wns worked up By de.ec.
tive John Shorts. OF Wheeling, who
went down and with Marshal Bayha
and Officer Strobel run the boys all in.
Some OF them have tasted the bitter
fruits OF such ollenscs bcfote, two Of
;hem having done time In the peniten.
tiary, and yet they arc all quite young,
under twenty years OF ace. Their cases
have not been heard yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Nr. Hannibal Williams gave a recital
NJ the y. u. G. 4. hall last evening OF
King Henry "" ) good audience
was interested throughout, and be
deepened the good impression made on
a former visi. o the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

OF medicinal agents is gradually re,c.
eating the old-sino herbs. pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
and effective liquid laxative. Syrup OF
Figs. To get the true remedy sec tha:
it is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by al!
leading druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Eureka Lodge No. 3, snield OF Honor,
will give a dramatic entertainment: on
the South Side next Thursday evening,
in celebration OF the sixth anniversary
OF the organization OF the lodge. The
entertainment will be given in Teutonis
hall, and is expected to be a successful
affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Yesterday afternoon the large dinky
engine Of the Riverside company
jumped the track OF that company op-
posite the Harmony House, in Upper
Benwood. and went down an enbank-
ment, but happily did not turn over or
injure any OF the crew. The engine had
not beea replaced on the track last
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Tnr Confidence that people have In
Ayers Saraapariila as a blood medicine
is the legitimate and natural growth OF
many years. It has been handed down
from parent TO child. md isthe tavori:o
family medicine in Thousands OF house.
holds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

J.. G. LuckeI, 4 native OF Germany,
and Augustus Wolf, also a native Of
Germany, yesterday declared their IN
tention in the circuit court clerks Office
10 become citizens OF the United States,
and received their FIRST papers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

EYES examined free. Glasses ground
for any kind Of spectacles or eyes.
PEor SnEyr, tho Optician, ITO Main St.
MT4p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

FOR DRuEherty's and GIb,ou'S Pure Rye
Schmulbach's Lager Beer always on ap,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13
Mems Clothing 10y

We are sowing seeds Of gladness among those who delight
in fine fashionable perfect fitting Clothing. Surely Wheel.
ing never saw an equal to the stock we display this spring.
For many weeks past we have been busy bringing together
this ehoi1e collection of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

FRUIT TsEEs, Small Fruits, Grape
Vines. RElp's NURSERIES. Tel. 14l5.
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s~p'inghas come. The season of flowers, sunshine and
glainess is here. The flowers Of fashion that bloom in our
garden Of values furnish a feast for contemplation that out.
rivals nature. Jove Of old, came to. dance in a shower Of
gold. We come to you in a showerOt bargains. Season,
may come and go; spring beauty will depart, but we re.
main. We build no castles in the ali, ptdeal in solid facts,
and those who trade with US remain also. Our fair deal
ing, honest values, and low prices make public patronage
permanent In
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Roses, tina best hardy, a. 81 50 to s. 80
per dozen. Reds NURSERIES. Tel. l4l5.
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ALL kinds Of Nursery stock delivered
fresh IRON REDS NURSERIES,. Tel. 14l5.
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Ssu Advertisements
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ior Rsni-Ftoat gooa
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Wan Paper Ceaaet-H 7. D4hreaL
fins s;AiIoueT-CAIle Bros.
Ssaool Books and school sIPples-s.atoaiI
Old City Book Scr
OtAiine-Albert stoke q Co.
m We will exchange TOO extra eharre)
VI solid SILVER spoon and Forks foE silver
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lib JACOB W. GRCBB,
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Spring Apparel.

The weather as well as the almanac tells you it is time to
spruce up. Here's the spotto do SO and save money. We
will not weary you with list Of fabrics, and the make, nor
dazzle you with a detailed description Of our immense stock.
See it, it win bear out every word we have ever written
about It.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-09-12
Keep your ey IS on these
columns for a rare and
interesting story in a few
more weeks.

-''sThe Spaniards are men, say, AND do
not men hunger and thirst? Cannotmen be
worn out by want of sleep and be killed In
many ways? Are not these Teules already
weary to the death? This, then, is my
word of comfort to you: Cease to attack
the Spaniarls and invest their camp so
closely that no food can reach them ant
their allies, the Tlascalans. If this IS done,
within 10 days from now either they Will
surrender, or they will strive to break their
way back to the coast. But to do this, first
they must win out of the city, and if dikes
arc cut through the causeways that will
bo no easy matter. Then when they strive
to escape, numbered with the gold they
covet and came hero to seek, then, say,
will be the hour to attack them and to de-
stroy them utterly"
I ceased, and q murmur or applause
went round the council.
1T seems that we came to O wise 1udg-
ment when we determined to spare this
mans life," said Cuitlahua, "for all that
he tells us is true, and I would that we
had followed this policy from the first.
Now, lords, give my voice for acting as
our brother points the way. What say
your"
1--WE say with you that our brothers
words arc good," answered Guatemoc
presently, land now let us follow them to
the end"
Then, after some further talk, the coun-
ell broke up, and I sought my chamber,
well nigh blind with weariness and crush
ed by the weight of all that I had suffered
on that eveptful day. The dawn was far
ing in the eastern sky, and by its glimmer
I found my path down the empty corridors
till at length came to the curtains OF my
sleeping place. I drew them and passed
through. There, far up the room, the faint
light cleaning on her snowy dress, her
raven hair and ornaments Of gold, stood
Otomic, my bride.
went toward her, and as came she
glided to meet me with outstretched arms
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-09-12
stone Of IlOnl:zui.Ia's trei:sllfc aid Of hin

stone OF luUill:zui.ia's Treasure aid of him
who sleeps among it.
This stone, that was nicely balanced,
we pushed with our hands and feet till
presently it fell forward with heavy
sound and catching on the ridge of brick
which had been prepared to receive 1t shut
the treasure shaft in such a fashion that
those who would enter it again must take
powder with them.
Then we were dragged up and came to
the surface of tho earth in safety.
Now one asked Of the Aztec noble who
had gone down with us and returned no
more.
HE has chosen to stay and watch the
treasure, like good and loyal man. till
such time as his king needs it," answered
Guatemoc grimly, and the listeners nod
ded, understanding all.
Then they fell to and filled up the mar
row shaft with the earth that lay ready,
working without cease, and the dawn
broke before the task was finished. When
at length the hole was full, one of our COM
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I threlD myself upon it, gripping at the
aCcdrer'S throat.
we rolled down the side of the causcway
into the shallow water at the edge of tho
lake. was uppermost, and with fierce
Joy dashed the blood from my eyes that
I might SEQ to kill my enemy, caught at
last. His body was in the lake, but his
head lay upon the sloping bank, and my
plan was to hold him beneath tho water
till he was drowned, for I had lost my
club
''At length, De Garcia!" I cried in
Spanish as shifted my grip.
"For tho love Of God, let mo gop' gasp
ed rough voico beneath me. Fool, l
am no Indian dog"
Now I peored into the mans face be-
wildered. had seized Dc Garcia, but the
voice was not his voice, nor was the face
his face, but that Of rough Spanish SOL
dier.
"Who are your" said, slackening my
hold. "Whero is Dc Garcia, he whom
you name Sarceda?"
"Sarceda? I don't know. A minute
ago he was on his back on tho causcway.
The fellow pulled ME down and rolled be-
hind me- Let me be- I say. am not Sar-
ceda, and if were, Is this timc to settle
private quarrcls? am your comade, Ber-
nal Diaz. holy Mother, who are you? An
Aztec who speaks Castilian?"
1T am no Aztec" answered. "I am
an Englishman, and fight with the Az
tees that may slay him whom you namc
Sarceda. But with you have no quar-
rel Bernal Diaz Begonc and escape If
you can. No; will keep the sword, with
your leave"
'Englishman, Spaniard, Aztec or
devil" grunted the man rs he drew HIM
self from his bed of ooze, "yOu arc q good
fellow, and I promise you that If live
through this, and IL it should ever come
about that I get you by the throat, will
remember the turn you did me. Fare
well, and without more ado he rushed
up the bank and plunged into knot OF
his flying countrymcn, leaving his sword
in my hand. strovc to follow him that
I might find my enemy, who once moro
had escaped by craft, but my strength
failed me, for Dc Garcia's sword had bit
ten deep, and I blcd much. So l must sit
whore was till canoe came and bore me
back to Otomic to be nursed, and 10 days
went by before could walk again.
This was my share of the victory of the
noche triste. Alas, it was barren tri-
umph, though moro than 500 of the
Spaniards were slain and thousands of
their allies! For there was no warlikc
skill or discipline among the Aztecs, and
instead Of following tho Spaniards until
4 - i. 4 30,
plunder the dead and drag away the liv-
ing to sacrifice Also this day Of revenge
was sad one to Otomie, seeing that two
of her brothers, Montezuma's sons, whom
tho Spaniards held in hostage, perished
with them in tho fray.
AS for Do Garcia, could not learn
what had become of him, nor whether he
was dead or living.
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SpHnlilrus ana Iluscalans were still Cross
ing tho second breach, and OH these fell
with such men rs were with me. l
plunged right into the heart of them, and
suddenly before me saw the face of De
Garcia.
With shout rushed at him. He heard
my voice and knew me. With an oath he
struck at my head. The heavy sword came
down upon my helmet of painted wood,
shearing away ono side of it and telling
me- but ere fell smoto him on the breast
with the club I carried, tumhling him to
the earth. Now, half stunned and blinded,
I crept toward him through the press. All
that could see was CLEAN of ar1nor in
the mud. I threw myself upon it, grip
ping at the wearer's throat, and together
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She gladed to meet me artth o:ltstretched
arms.
Presently they were about my neck, and
her kiss was upon my brow.
"Now all is done, my love and lord, "
she whispered, land come good or Ill, or
both, we arc ono until death, for such
VOWS as ours cannot be broken"
"All is done indeed, Otomie, and our
oaths are lifelong, though other oaths have
been broken that they might be sworn,
7 answered.
Thus then T, Thomas Wingfeld, was
wed to Otomie, princess Of tho Otomie,
Montezuma's daughter.
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knees crying 1or mercy, ana MS WalllnB
sounded SO awful in that deep and lonely
place that in my horror I went near to let
ting the torch fall.
Ito foe l can give mercy-to traitor
nonc," answered Guatemoc, and whirling
tho club aloft he rushed upon the noble
and killed him with blow. Then seizing
tho body in his strong embrace he cast 1t
| into the chamber with the treasure, and
there it lay still and dreadful among the
being wound about two of the great jars
as though the dead man would clasp them
| to his heart.
Now looked at Guatemoc, who had
slain him, wondering II my hour vas at
hand also, for knew well that when
princes bury their wealth they hold that
few should share the secret.
Fear not my brother" said Guate
moe Listen. This man was thief, o
bastard and a traitor. AS We know now,
he strovc twice to betray us to the Tculcs.
More, it was his plan to show this nest Of
wealth to them should they return again
and to share the spoil All this we learned
from n woman whom he thought his love-
but who was in truth a spy set to worm
herself into tho secrets Of his wicked heart
Now let him take his fill of gold. Look
how he grips it even in death; awhile man
could not hug tho stuff more closely to his
breast. All, Teulc, would that the soil OF
Anahuac buro naught but corn for bread
and flint and copper for tho points Of
spears and arrows; then had her SONS been
free forever Curses on yOndcr dross, for
it Is tho bait that sets these sea sharks
tearing ut our tnroats. Curses OH 1t, 1say:
May it never glitter moro in the sunshine
may it be lost forcvcr!' And he fell fierce
ly to tho work Of building up the wall.
Soon it was almost done, but before We
set the last bricks, which were shaped IN
squares like the cluy lump that we use for
tho building OF farmcries and hlnds' houses
in Norfolk, thrust torch through the
opening and locked for the last time ut the
treasure chamber that WIS also dead
house. There luy the glittc1ing gems,
there. stood upon II jar, cleaned the gold.
en- head of Montczulnn, of which the en-
crald eyes seemed to glare ut ne, ana
there, his back resting against this same
jar and his arms encircling two others to
the right and left, was the dead man. But
he was no longer dead, or SO it sccmed to
me-at the lclst his eyes that wcrc shut
hnd opened, and they stared Mt me Ike
the emerald eyes of the golden statue above
him., only more fcarfully.
Very hastily withdrew tho torch, and
| we finished in silence. When 1t was done,
| we Withdrew to the end of tho passage
and looked up tho shaft, and for ono
was glad to sec the stars shining In heaven
above me. Then We made double loop
in The rope, and at n signal were hauled
UP till VIC hung over the ledge where the
black mass of marble rested, tha tomb