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PATROLMAN DRANK TOO MUCH
Rogers Could Not Reform at the
Thirty-seyenth street station.

Thomas Rogers, a patrolman nttache |
to the West Th.c;y-saventh street sta
ton. who last weeX pe;it.oncd Commits
signer Shaahln to transfer him TO some
other precinct, viii be sent TO the Leon
ard street station.
Rogers stated as mis- reason for desr-
Ing to be transferred that the aSsociu-
tions at the West Thirty seventh station
were altogether too Congenial for his
welfare anl well being. lie declared
tnLt he had been Induced 10 imh!hr too
n c,y hy his numerous friends there
gri that the t!p?lng habit was growing
upon h!T,
lie Thought tina; by being removed
from thtrp er.l tnnLonceS he would be
enabled to amend his habits ana render
better service to the Department.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
AFTER PHILADELPHIA POLICE,
Licutenants summoned on the
Charge of Dnsincss Man.
ny Associated PrcssJ

PHILADELPHIA, June 22-Mayor
Stuart to-day sent a letter to A. NJ
Beitler. Director OF Public Safety. say
ing:
Simon Muir, n prominent citizen and
business man. Of Philadelphia. having
stated that a lieutenant OF police has
confessed to him that he had received
money for police protection, and Mr.
Muir having refused to give you the
name OF the said lieutenant. you will
orGer for trial before a police court all
phia and subpoena Mr. Muir to appear
before said court"
The Director ordered the thirty-three
police lCutenants and Police Captains
Mahiin and Thompson, who were lieu
tenants at the time of the alleged ex-
tort!On, to appear in Room 22i in the
CITY Hall at II o'clock tomorrow. The
police court Will be Captains Quirk
public
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Mr.. Sayre said his firm paid this assess.
ment regularly every six months through
vaI'ons changes OF administrations until
Didn't you pay them"
"Why not?'
~ dent know; they forgot us, ap-
That was since the appointment Of
this Committee?'
oh yes"
Speaking of the change Of administra-
tion., the witness said wnen the new
ward man came in ne called with a
book and asked how much the firm was
paying
Il told him s25" said Mr.. sayre. "anl
h" looked in his book and said: Wei,
I've got YOU down for $50 We had to
pay the $50 There was n third man
who came around with a book when
the next change occurred"
George W. Davis of 146 Duane street
and William F. Perry, OF $40 Washing.
ton street. produce merchants. swor,
that they paid no money to policemen
Mr.. Sayre was recalled again and nskef
to give n conve rsation which he had with
the ward man when he came to make his
collections on one occasion.
High OHicinI Got 1t.
II said: You must be getting rich II
you you collect from everybody around
:" i don't get any of this said he. Il
give II TO the Captain
We'll. then he must have a fine in
come ] suggested.
" The Captain don't get much. un.ess
1t Is his percentage. 1T goes higher
Oh, suppose you mean the In
spector? said /.
" No. 1t goes higher than that
dent"
Higher yet
We'll, that means the Commissioner.
get It.
mo. you'll have to go higher yet.
said he.
Wei, ] don't know anybody else, un.
less Il is the big boss himself
Now, you're getting hot said ne
ana our conversat don ended"
Another Washington street wholtsa 70
grocer said ne had never given money
for protection, but made little presents
of iaislns. dried apples, canned goods
and other provisions to policemen Of
the precinct. He had not done this dl-
rectiy. but through his shipping clerk
who told him It would he good plan
to make some little presents of that sort
to the men on post.
Mr.. Goff called the names of half q
dozen more witnesses, but as none oi
them was present the Committee de
cided to take an adjournment TN Tues.
day next at 1890 \. NJ
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DEE.
TO SUE JUSTICE TAINToR!
SommerfeId Wants $4,000 for Al
IeyeL False Arrest. ssj-

Judge Blschoff in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas to-day appointed Baruck Soh1-
mertield guardian of his seventeen-year.
old son Isador, preparatory to the be-
ginning Of an action against Police JUS
tice Taintor for 1900 damages for faise
arrest ana Imprisonment.
About a week ago complaint was
made 10 Justice Taintor that David
Dubenier, cigar-dealer at 579 Grand
street. was infringing upon the patent
OF Emanuel Garcia. Upon the affidavil
of +. II. SaXby, the Justice issued Z
search warrant and an arrest warrant
together, calling for the arrest of Du-
beniar.
A policeman arrested young SommeY-
in either warrant. He also seized a lol
OF cigars. The boy was arraigned before
Justice TaintCr In the Tombs Police
Court the next day and was held.
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NOONAN IN THE T0MBS.
Drought Eo"n from Sing Sing TO
Await His New Trial.

John Noonaa. who was convicted Of
robbery several months ago and sent to
Sing Sing for eight years, was brought
down from the STATE prison last evening
ami arraigncl before Recorder Snyth
IN Part III. OF General Sessions this
issued by His Honor for new trial in
the ease.
Noonan WAS committed TO the Tombs
pen ling the naming II the tria! day. His
which will prove Noonan's innocence.
An attempt may be made 10 set bail.
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FRANK F. GEARlTYS WILL.
Committee Goes to Texas to TAX
Testimony of Witnesses.

Surrogate Arno!d to-day signed an or
der for the issuance Of COMMITTEES to
take the testimony of the subscribing
witnesses in Texas of the will OF Frank
T. G.arty, which has just been filed.
The will was executed in FL Paso. Tex.
on March 10. while Mr.. Gearity was On
mis- deathhed. He leaves all his property
to Julia W. Morris, OF 9e Lexington ave
nue.,
Mr.. Gearity and Miss Morris were "a
have been married. and when he found
hG was ,ri Joo9t 10 die @ OF IA eons9mpuSen. IpS on ne ne
tended By proxy in St. Francis Xavfer'a
Church. Miss Morris filed the viii a.
the widow of Gearity. 1tlt
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ROUNDSMAN DAILY WANTED.
His Conviction Is Affirmed by the
tOvrt If tppeuIs.

Information was received at the Dis
trict-Attorney's office this morning that
the Court Of Appeals at Albany hal pf-
iirmel the conviction of the lower courts
Of eN-Roundsman Matthew r DAILY who
was tired in General Sessions ana fJuud
guilty of crminally Hssaultn% Mamie
Hannah in saloon on April "a lNi-.
Daiy was sentenced TO serve one year
In the Irnti'ent,iry.
~ the b.S,riCt-Attorrey's oric" Il was
SAID that lbaly's whereabouts WAS MT
known. lie Is out on bail
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David A. Lindsey, OF 3f broadway, an importer
OF dry goods. complainant In the Court OF
special Sessions this morning against the tailors
trimmings Grm OF Cohen Marke, OF IL Lafayette
"laee, whoIi he charged with obtaining goods by
fraud, The charge wAs not proven. and the case
vas diAml Ised-
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Tho amount Of the thing was that
he told me We could settle the whole
matt r by paying n certain sum of money.
He said our ncIghbOrs all raid aud that
was the reason why they had no trouble.
Then SAID II H. woull guarantee us
free ION from ANNOYANCE of complaints.
ana Keep his patrolmen out OF tho p,ncr,
and order them not 10 come begging for
tea, coife" ard canned goods we would
give them so n wear "
=" He said this would he satisfactory
and we Immediately paid him So as the
first instalmcnt. W" did IL openlv.
ana sent him around To the cashier.
VINO gave him the money in an cnVelope
with the firm name ON II.
About six months after he came
around and got the other s25. the ar
rahEement being that We should pay
On the lst of October and March of
each year"
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Henry Carque the conrect!oner at sss Blsecksr
street on trial in Part H. Of Genespl sesnlo1n for
setting hre to the house where he lived Jan. n
last was found not rulty this afternoaa ana tis-
charged from custody. This trial had been ~
progress nearly "a week -
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Who wnlkcth up mud down his beat
Aud ''shakes" INV hand whcnr'er we meet
Whose itching pam Ii quite discrcrtt
Pnntnin
Who frowns and pulls each poor Giu-m.I
which opens not to him its Till.
Bu; smiles on mine though, open stiiit
Pnntn!a.
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campanin Arrives At aneenste w,

(By Associated Prena,l .~It
QUEENSTOWN, luna 22.-rhs cunafd IIa<
steamship campanA arrived AZ iosf A. ". MAJ.
minuteA ,
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the PANTArA.

tBy J. W. VANDEwATER.)
To whom shall I, when dangers nigh,
In tribuiati0n safely hics
Who smiles and winks the other eycs
Pantnta
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SLEEELESSNESS,

Ataxia, Melnncholia. and kindred all
nents, whether resulting from over anx-
iety, ovcrwork or study, or from I'M
natural habits or cSCcSs"S, are treated
as a speciality, with great success, hy the
staff of Specialists attached 10 tho lnva-
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute at
Buffalo, n. y. Personal examinations
not always necessary. Many eases are
successfully treated at n distance.
AonulEh A new aud wonder.
AO OlaMA. fully successful treat
ment has been discovered for Asthma
and Hay Fever, which eau bo ssnt by
Mail or Express Il is not simply pail!
ative but radical cure.
For pamphlets, question hianss, refer
cnces and particulars, in relation 10 any
OF the above mentioned diseases, address,
with ten cents In stamps, Worlds Dispen'
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ana asked me how got along with the
Captain.
Il said couldn't make any arrange.
mcnt, and he said. Don't YOU know the
Captains got a mouth on him
The evening world., 1894-06-22

he had a power of attorney to draw
checks.
Didn't you draw a check for 81, 500 in
July last?"
II might have done so. 1 fixed up my
place about that time
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WENT TO The
BIC BOSS" f."
continued from First Pu1e. ,


uousness as to be obliged to appeal to the
This time the laugh was on Mr.. Nicoil,
who blushed.
II think MIR. Nicoll Is able to protect
himself from Granger" remarked Sen
HE looks as e he wsrc." said the
wei. told him to let me alone and
kick him out OF my. ofIice.' continued
Mr.: Nicoll. but think u he is still
under the protection OF the committee, II
with any such corrupt propositions"
I'm sorry Mr.. Nic0ll should be sub.
iccted to such temptations" was Mr.
GoI's parting shot.
Rng Dealer n Witness.
The first witness called was Simon
Rawitzer. . woollen rag and wool dealer
of l3S Duane street. Mr.. RawitZer was
want his name to get into the papers.
He admitted that he was obliged to use
the sidewalk in front of his store In
carrying on his business. loading and un.
Did You ever pay anything for this
privilege to any one?" asked Mr.. Goff.
Yes. money was paid to n corpora
tion officer to avoid being fined and be-
Ing compelled to go to court"
Mr.. Rawitzer said he never paid the
money himself. but 1t was paid by Mr..
BermaS, his financial manager.
How much did you pay?"
AT one time $25 and the second time
$50, believe. We had to use the side
walk. 1t was compulsory, and paid this
to avoid future trouble. Since / have
been paying for the privilege 1 have
never been troubled"
Mr.. Rawitzer said he did not know the
name of the policeman who called for
the money, and he had never seen him.
He only knew he was what was known
as corporation policeman.
The next witness was Montrose
Bermas, Mr.. Rawitzer's manager. who
corroborated his story in regard to the
payments of money to policemen.
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Mr.. Sayre said his firm paid this assess
| ment regularly every six months through
| last March
Didn't you pay them"
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PfrraDuRGir. PA. Feb. l.-Dutter, Elgln cream.
cry SA3ie; Ohio fancy creamery aa5Sl7o; fancy
country roll e9ae25: low grades iOAl6c; grease
2alc. Cheese, Ohio new ll1Sal2c New YORK
new, 1lIIalgc swiss. cheese, Ohio tubs. l8SlliIc:
Wisconsin swiss, :.npouud btrEsPljalJl{c; In
tubs l5alS14c: llmhnrSer new. lie. Eggs. Strict.
" fresh Pennsylvania and ohio.in cases. i,niSc:
southern l5al6ci cold storage l2alic: or stock SID
s. PEE case. Poultry large live chickens 0ja70o
pcr pair; live chickens. small, iQa5Uc; ducks
5va75c per pair; geese 81 ooat 10 per pair: live
turkeys sA9c per pound; dressed chickens drawn
llal2c per pound; turkeys llalSc lper pound:
ducks l2algo per poundi geese 9aloc per pound !;
dressed chickens. undrawns 9ll0c per pound;
turkeys loallc por pouad; ducks lOal1o ncs
pound; geese GG1c per pound. Potatoes. inncy
burbAnkS. CARROTS on truck. 5eoSic per buShc!:
les than CARROTS on; track 5saG0c; other kinds
4Saioc; fancy lnrbanks from store 62aGjc per
6ushe Jersey STOcts 50 6oua rs per barrel; Bali.
more sweets s. ee5a? 20 per barrel Cabbage. per
100 head. s. 00ai 90 as 10 quality and size; per
barrel 81 %5Al CO.; German seed 20 per nouud,
oaIons. yellow globe 81 65al 90 per barrel: In
bulk 6OaGjc per bushal: mixed country stock .ila
5Qc;% Spanish onions 900 70 81 per 5ct6tc. yTur.
nips, purple tops ineioc Celery, ! lOa5Oc ( per
bunch, tiis Sjyl
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MARTINS FERRY
unps and Mlstaps In tho Thriving City
Across the Rlvcr 5E.a5 -


Across the River.
Yesterday morning Mics Bessie Beazle,
daughter OF Frank and Sarah Beazle,
died at the family residence from scarlet
iever. She was fifteen years old and
was very popular. She had twenty-one
commissions on Tuesday night. Shortly
before she died she hold out her arms
and exclaimed: See mamma, the gates
are open for me-" The funeral will
take place Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Only ono contribution was received
at the relief store yesterday, ana this
was potatoes. Fifteen person we're SUP.
piled with provisions. Six or eight
men are at work on the streets. The
country committee has been unable to
get to work on account OF the weather.
Tho marriage OF Mr.. William N.
Howells and Miss Anna Z. Jones was
solemnizcd at the brides homo in
IEtnaville on Wednesday evening. Row.
William Lewis otiiciated.
William McMasters, blacksmith at
Spence's machine shops, had his toe
mashed last evening by bar OF iron
falling omit.
Last evening Rov. W. B. Hartzog
preached at the house of Esau jenkins
in Etnaville. !
There was young folks party ut Mat
McDermott's residence on Broadway
last night.
There were twelve people immersed
in the Baptist church on Wednesday
night. stl ~
William Potter goes to Toronto, Can
ada, to-day on visit. sl5
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THE SHRINERS' NIGHT.
More People Than Before viBltod
the Masonic Fair.
Observation-Disclosures ADOPTED
Tho Executive Committee Decides to
Extend the Fair Until Monday al.
ternoon and Evening, for tho Deno.
1T oil tho Relief Co.nmIttco and tho
City 1Iospital-Tho spinstcrs' Elec.
tiou-Thc Shrinors' Dance.

To tho many people who have mar
veled at the surprisingly fine showing
made by tho Masons and tho ladies Of
Wheeling, at tho Masonic fair, festival
aud bazaar this week, and to those who
have no. 20. soon 1t In its glory aud
splendor, the announcement that tho
executive com mitteo has decided to OK
tend tho en.iro show, together with
many added ieaturca and IN entire
change Of programme, Monday after
noon and evening, for the benefit OF the
poor relief committee aud the City
Hospital, will come In tho nature Of q
pleasing surprise.
The extension Of the chow WINS pro.
posed to tho Masons' executive com
mittco last evening by the relief com,
mittee's special committee composed Of
Mr. Q, B. Hart chairman, and Messrs,
Naylor, Bauor aud Brooks. When the
praisoworthy object was mentioned &c
the Masonic committee they readily
fell in with tho proposal, and immedi
ately decided to accept. First, however,
the ladies and gentlemen who havo con
( tributed their timo. labor and enter
prise to tho fair, were consulted, and
without an exception thoy consented tc
the continuance.
When tho fair opens next Monday
afternoon for these praiseworthy charit.
ablcobjects, the entire Masonic building
Including tho ground floor, will DO oc,
cupied BY new attractions, and nobody
should miss being there both afternoon
and evening The shriners will occupy
the ground floor with q feature not YET
%divulged, which will DO Cracker
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THE 1IIIl:D DAY.

me Masonic Fair Is Getiins: to be u Bigger
rB no Success Than Ever.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF ToLspo, ! !.

THt-.s.r -LUSAS SOuNI1- ~. ss1#t.sfl 100
z FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that no
is the senior paItnor partner OF tho firm
OF FL. CHENEY \ Co., doing business
in the city OF Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that can
not DO cured by tho use OF HALh's Ca
TAAnl CuRE. FRANK. CHENEY. y,
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF November.
a. D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON, 4 &
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on tho blood and
mucous SURFACES Of the system. Send
for Testimonials, free. <.
T; J: CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o. (.
VI GeS" Sold by druggists. IS cents
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HThc Dnzz,er" Coming.

At G. A. Houses music store this
morning the sale OF seats will open for
"'Thc Dazzler," at the Opera House
Monday evening.
The Chicago Herald says: Everyinch
OF available space at tho Havmarke,
was filed last night when Cosgrove &
Grants comedians opened a weeks en-
gagement in that nonsensical sk,t emit.
tod "The Dazzlor.." Both tho com pany
aud the play wero improved over last
season, VIZ IA. 81 IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those
who have not, have now tho opportu-
nifty to try itfree. Call on tho adver-
tiscd druggist and geta trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. e.
Bucklen & Co, Chicago, and got a sam.
pie box OF Dr.. King New Life Pills
FREQ. as well as a copy OF Guide to Health
aud Household Instructor, free. All OF
which Is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. 81 fE,tS:l4 r
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.Mlrls.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young ...
Ladies and Children.
1910 aud 1918 Market ST., wheellnr, w.yo

The Island cars and electric moto.s mas ths
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPlENIER5 49,, 1893, continues Sthirty-nlne
weeks, divided into fonr terms 4 This school
nlets complete and thorough education In
Fiaetscal English Mathematics, English Classics,
me school, consists OF Primary. Grammar,
academic aud College Preparatory departments
me methods and course Of instruction viii
compare iayorably with tho beSt senInRtlei In
the country. ID ,Stfl e ,1g- I5fiI3I y7'iy7 =
: boys are received In the Primary and 1rSt year
Grammar Por circulars or interview, apply 70
MRS. II. STEVENS HART,
Principal, lS
" NO Residence So.727 Main st.
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ond in point Of attendance and attrac-
tions would be high praise. But even
\ that does not describe the immense
success Of the third evening on tho
3 Midway-the attendance was consider
1 ably heavier than the first two days.
L Some people thought the crush OH
Z Wednesday, evening rivaled that Of Chi
+ cago Day at the Worlds Fair. but ii
that be true it was oven worse at tho
Wheeling lair last evening.
"a Throughout the afternoon there was
a fair sized crowd present on the Mid.
way, and the patronage extended to the
ladies in charge Of tho several booths
4 was first class The noon day lunch
served at the several cafes on the third
4 floor was also heavier than on any pre-
4 .coding day. i,g
Tho evening OF course was tho time
when the largest crowds were on hand,
4 aud with tho varied attractions at tho
different booths to draw from they had
Il no trouble in thoroughly enjoying them
selves. AT every booth crowds OF Gus
4 toners and sight-aeers were constantly
gathered. who did not object to being
n loaded down with fancy articles and
other goods displayed for sale. At all
the booths the ladies in charge declared
that trade was much better than before.
4 and the financial success OF the fair is
assurod-far beyond the fondest ex-
Il pectRtions OF tho projectors. gs}
The crowds began to gather on the
Midway soon after the supper hour,
q and from thonon TO nearly tho hour OF
closing tho jam continued undated.
Ellie first formal event was the daily
evening parade Of tho inhabitants OF
u the Irish village, who number about
I; twenty-five. 1t required all OF Lou
E Husseman'a strength and persuavslyo
Il powers,to clear a way for this novel pro-
scosslon. At its conclusion the formal
1 programmed entertainment at the Irish
village started. Last evenings pro-
\ grammo here was as followa:
y Chief Justice McFr
q 3iaEp 500 belong
y Comic recitatlon-ller Majesty the ChicitaIn.
ness OF tho Splnslers~M.s Charles Mcnlemeller
4 SstSg nan a,l .;,....ii mmy Quinn
ionic sohg The Misses MeGEanihAn
fa IN Iiau i Eti SPeidel
Fancy iiE., Master NcGiaty and Miss Flanagan
All the features OF tho programme
were loudly applauded, and evidently
& pleasNd tho audience. Mrs. Menke.
slmellers recitation was special feature
u and introduced to tho public the fac,
& that the qurrrcl OF tho spinstera was to
II DO I. decided by an election, Tor which,
4 ballots were obtainable at 5 cents "per
each. = Re Following is the recitation,
which. by tho way, is the original com.
Y position ot%the lady who rendered 1t:
iS$Nve splns,ers have been luSing mud quarrelIng
Oyer men OF the present aayi rs. h r! IS
" Tho hope after hopo We mad cherished II I
There wets none seemed TO come our way.
S5T III Turks Franxhe.m and List came ACQUIRING
Then our hearts gave bound Of delight. n M
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EChNLYRTHE BEST QUALITY OF
NfEsTATIoSERY.ST THE Fl nest INK AND
THE ,E;EATEsrs TYPE are used in the Cota:i
.,1ISSs TWETSTELEl GENcEg JOB OFFICE OFF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

U N DR. EDS OF
people attended
the Masonic ba-
zaar, fair and fes-
tival yesterday
afternoon and
added hundreds
filled. the Mid
way Plaisancc
throughout tho
evening. Yester-
day was the third
Iap ~ tJ,af ST.
and to say that it
eo,lalleCi Tho sar-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

/" The use Of 'Castoria IS so universal and
It's merits so well known TIM 1t seems work
OF supererogatIou to endorse 1t. Few orc the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
y New York City.
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HooD's sarsaparlIla has cured many
afflicted with rheumatism, and We urge
all who suffer from this disease to give
this medicine trial. I :
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Grand March For nights OF cutctayIzc, TO
shoot dollar m got either a X. \. (unitormI
coat. n K. r. charm. or shrine charm, 10 BE-
given 10 the best mar ESmnn. "a I9 't2rs q
Gnnd Waltz-For Blue Lodge glory, led by
James L. Maxwell Of Ohio No. LtWhe0l.nE7 No,
The news boy., 1894-10-27
Of course, the creditors hold the bag.

OF course, the creditors hold the bag.
Cape Democrat: A commission
merchant Of st. Louis sent q Cape
Girardeau county farmer check for
$500 in place Of one for $28. The
farmer returned the check.
An underground river has been dis
covered in Carter county, clear, rapid
and of considerable volume.
Fredericktown gets her street elec-
trio lights for $1.75 per light per
month. Cheap enough!
James Roark, q farmer living at
Pull Tight, near Charleston, is under
arrest on suspicion of numbering his
son. He has been in the habit of
brutally maltreating his son and wife
and the former is missing since Sun
day the 14th. The wife thinks he is
murdered and hidden away.
Owing to the utter rottenness of
the county ticket put up by the Re-
publicans in Taney county, the coun.
ty is likely to 60 Democratic this
time.