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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

Cold hands and feet with children are
caused by weak or defective circula-
hon, and should be obviated as much as
possible by the application Of warmth
to the chilled members. Wooden stock
ngs and shoes sufficiently large. having
pliable soles and soft leather, are de-
sirable No child should ever be put to
bed with cold feet. The old fashioned
warming pan that was wont to be used
10 take the chill off the sheets in cold
winter nights might be employed with
advantage once more. Children sleep
ing with cold extremities do not rest
we'll, and are apt TO awaken with con-
gested threats or irritation Of the deeper
organs. due 70 the deviation Of blood
from the surface Of the body. In some
cases it is well to dispense with sheets
during cold weather. having the child
sleep between soft blankets. If necessary
with hot bottle at the feet
Night drawers made Of Canton flannel
are good. If the child is restless. with a
tendency to disarrange OF kick of the
clothing. II Is well to have a place for
the feet at the bottom Of the drawers,
which are thus completely closed at the
extremity. There should always be a
complete change Of clothing night and
morning. the necessary changes being
made in a warm room. Children should
not be allowed to remain in overcoats OF
wraps while waiting 10 be taken ont
These garments must not be put on until
everything Is in readiness for immediate
departure. and they should be removed
at once upon return.-Dr. Henry d. Cha
pin in BabyhOod.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

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chest and stomach affections, kidney din
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Do not be deceived by misrepresentation
Ask for and insist upon having ALLcocK' 3
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WIEN WAR Is DECLARED

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Dyspepsia gives rise 70 morbid discomposure o
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medicine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
SIGNS

BY bis eyes know inst when
Hes most charming among men.
Pray. do your
When be Iooks with kindly gaze.
Then know he means me prkise-
That j. true.
When bis cyciids closer fold
am sure his heart u cold
by loves chart.
And bic thoughts are wandering far.
Though he says -lou are the star
OF my heart
By his eyes know just when
He'- most charming among men.
And It's strange
In loves lore ! am 20 wise
can fafhom. by his eyes.
Every change.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

Instantly relieves the most violent attack, ia
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those otherwise unable TO sleep except IN .
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
How's THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
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Catarrh Cure. r. J. CHENEY & CO,
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the system. Price, IS cents per bottle sold By
all druggists. Testimonials free.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
August
Flower

Zone of my neighbors, Mr.. John
Gilbert, has been sick fer a long
time. All thought him pastrecovery.
He was horribly emaciated from the
inaction of his liver and kidneys.
1t is difficult to describe his Upear-
ance and the miserable state of his
health at that time. Help from any
source seemed impossible. He tried
your August Flower and the effect
upon him was magical. restored
him to perfect health to the great
establishment of his family and
friends" John Quibell, Holt, Ont. y
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
A sEDEgTARY OCCUPATION.

corrective, a regulator, gentle laxative.
They're the smallest the easiest 10 take,
and the most natural remedy-no reac-
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Headache. Indigestion, Bilious Attacks.
and all stomach and bowel arrangements
are prevented, relieved and cured.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
DISAPPOINTED M nea eaIncs.
Another international Marriage That Has
Proved a Failure

Proved a Failure.
Another international marriage has pro-
duced an international scandal and Is like
ly to result In an international divorce.
Princess Colonna, the daughter Of Mrs.
John W. Mackay by her first husband, Bry-
ant, has begun legal proceedings for sep
nration from her husband with the custody
Of her three children.
At the request Of Mr.. Mackay. Miss Bry-
amt assumed his name The prince met
her In Italy u years ago while she was tour
Ing that country with her mother. He fol-
lowed her through Italy and proposed mar
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Home ComfortsI Cuisine UueIceIIed

respectability guaranteed. Our rooms cannot b
supposed for ncdfaess ART comfort Board anc
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and room per week, s. TO 81; single rooms so
10 81. Free coach 70 and from hotel.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

Palmistry Is quite a fad among the women o.
England We suppose this viii lead Angloma
MACS 10 take hand In It.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20

For throat diseases and coughs use
'sBrotrns Bronchial Troches." Price, Is
cents. Sold only IN boxes.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
Tzr GEHxEA for breakfast.

Use EnameIine Stove Polish; no dust. no smell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-01-20
Brooklyn Hotel
lOs-2i2 Bush ST., San Francisco.

This favorite hotel is under the management
Of CHARLES MONTGOMERY, and Is as good
not the best Family and Business Mems Hotel
in san Francisco
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
THE RAILROADS.
INTERESTING INFORMATIoER REGARDING WEST
VIRGINIA LINES.
Construction and Transportation Nsws-Prsanal
Poins-Gsnsral Gossip From ali
Over the State.

A notice has been sent out by the Nor
folk and Western announcing . reduc-
ton OF ten per cent. In the, salaries or
all employees who received monthly
wages amounting to fifty dollars and
over. Those receiving less than nifty
dollars a month will suffer a reduction
of five per cent. This reduction covers
all employees of the road from Norfolk
to Columbus, and that IL would come
has been known for some time. The
depression in business that the Norfolk
and Western, in company with other
roads, has suffered for the past year Is
the cause of the cut in wages. The
boys don't like it, but submit, as they
knew it was inevitable.
An attempt was made to wreck the
Huntington and Big Sandy train on the
east end of the Jordan Branch trestIe
on Tuesday night Of last week. The
miscreants placed an oak post in an up
right position between the ties. The
post, being partially decayed, broke
when the cow catcher struck IL, with
out seriously damaging the train. No
clue to the miscreants has been discov-
cred, and no reason can be assigned for
the cowardly attempt unless it was rob
berry. The railroad men were paid of
| that day.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company has paid its taxes for the year
to the State of West Virginia. through
the First National Bank OF Blutfield.
| The amount is $50, 591.46. 1t ives made
by deposit to the local bank and turn
ed over by the institution TO State Au-
ditor l. V. johnson. This is q, great
deal in excess of any payment hereto
fore made to the State by the Norfolk
and Western, for the reason that the
Ohio extension has been completed and
adds materially to the sum-
The railroad up Cheat river from
Pittsburg is being talked OF again and
Albrightsville is making ready to put
on metropolitan airs, as coal operator
from the "Smoky" city has been down
! there the past two weeks looking up
coal lands and prospecting for the rail-
road. Va. Argus.
The work Of ballasting the Plttsburg,
| Morgantown and Fairmont road from
the north end is progressing as rapidly
| as IL can Dc QOne. OTby -uNo-CdI lOduS
Of furnace Stag is delivered daily. 1t is
now expected to have the road opened for
traffic before March.
The Ohio River Railroad Company
had its first case in the Wayne county
court last week. 1t is the defendan
In two cases for damages, one Of which
is for the killing Of Conductor McCree-
~ in the wreck at the Twelve Pole
bridge last spring.
The B. g. o. tunnel at Harper's Ferry
is now open to the passage OF construc-
ton trains. The last span Of the new
steel bridge is being placed in position,
and in about month it is thought
trains will be running by the new route.
The Wayne Nelos is urging a general
overhauling of the railroad laws OF the
State, and gives a number OF instances
of unequal freight and passenger rates
in support Of the movement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
.THE BOWLING LEAGUE
FINISHES TAB FIRST RALF OF TEE CHAMPION.
Snip SERIES OF CANES
Soms Interesting Figures Showing Team and In
diudual Work-Ths Race for
Prizes-StandiDg Of the
Teams

The first seven weeks Of the champi-
onsbip series Of games between teams
represented In the Bowling League,
closed with the games Saturday night
The League will give three team prizes
and several individual prizes. The con-
test for these trophies promises to be-
cone more spirited during the remain
der OF the season. The League has so
far proven more successful than its pro-
jectors dreamed of, and the interest
which is now manifested in the game
insures the Bowling League as perma-
nent institution.
Secretary Archer, OF the Board OF
Managers, has computed the individual
and team work of the players, and the
tables given below show some interest
ing figures. For the individual trophy
Charley Seibert, OF the Columbus, heads
the list with an aVerege OF 233, closely
pushed by Bishop, of the same team,
with an average of 229. Marschner, Of
the South Side, the Messrs. Stifel, and
Mr.. Happy, Of the w. B. c., follow in
close order. The leaders are so closely
punched that one game may make a
big change in the standing. The full
list Of players, with their records in
the games which they have played, are
as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
staam.hIn Line, Pooling.

LONDON, February 4-The report that a
big pool had been formed on this side OF
the Atlantic by the different steamship
lines was investigated to-day by repre-
sentative OF the Associated Press.
In an interview with representative OF
one OF the leading trans. Atlantic steam
ship lines, the official referred TO- whose
headquarters are in Liverpool, said that the
statement was Incorrect so far as the Brit
ish steamship lines were concerned. But, he
added, the Continental lines have already
completed arrangements to pool their At
lantlc passenger trade earnings and are
negotiating to pool the earnings Of their
freight business.
1t was added by the Liverpool steamship
line official that the British steamship COM
panies are likely TO conclude an agreement
with the continental lines which will
diminish competition. This agreement
would leave the latter the Scandinavian
passenger business exclusively. The Scan
dinavian business until recently has always
been considered the special field for Brit
ish operation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05

A comparison OF the team work OF
the various clubs is very interesting.
1t shows that the TRtelligeRcer is very
lucky, as the team did not make as
many pins as their opponents, but won
more games than they lost. The Press
Club is entitled 10 the honor Of making
the highest team score in single game,
!, 496, and also the lowest score. The
Columbus have a better average for
players than the leaders.
Following are the figures showing
team work of the eight clubs; the Sec
ond Of the pair OF figures represents the
work Of the opponents of the team:
Wheeling Bowling Club - Strikes,
532-4S5; spares, ls4.163; breaks, 134-l92;
total pins, 1s,357-16,772; average per
game, 1,311-1, 1875; average per bowler,
10000; high score, 1,4S4; low score,
1,126.
Columbia-Strikes, 51O-472; spares,
17S-1S4; breaks, 143-1s4; total pins, H.
7l0-l6, 672; average per game, 1865
1,191; average per player, 991-199; high
score, 1,414; low score, 1,101.
South Sde-Strikes. 503-414; spares,
1s5-2O7; breaks, 1929; total pins,
17.45l-15, $50; average per game, 1,947-
LIB; average per bowler, 20S-1s3;
high score, 1870; low score, 1,O3s.
Iutslligencer--Strikes, 451-463;spares,
1s6-195; breaks, 2O3-1s2; total pins,
10, 2sl-16, 727; average per game, LOO
1,l95; average per bowler, 193-l99; high
score, 1857; low score, 96S.
Calumet-Strikes, 502-494; spares, 169-
l72; breaks, 169-164; total pins, To-,
sS4, 1921; average per game, 1906
1909; average per bowler, 201.2O2;
high score, 1876; low seoro, LOSE.
Wheeling AthleticW heelmen-Strikes
459-456; spares, 15S.1S0; breaks, 2O3-
l54; total pins, 16,1l6-l6, 156; average
per game, 1l51-l197; average per player,
10000; high score, 1889; low score,
900.
The Bowlers-Strikes. 475-536; spares,
1SO.161; breaks, 1918; total pins.
16, s96-l7, 1854; average per game, 1907
1888; average per bowler, 201-214; high
score, 1,436; low score, 95S.
Press Club-Strikes, 3S6-470, spares,
9O9-175; breaks, 212-155; total pins,
l4.61O-16, ST; average per game, l,O44-
1,2O5; average per bowler, 174-s01; high
score, !, 400; low score, sos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
THE NEW PASTOR
or the First English Lutheran Church
Well Liked by His Congregation.

or the First English Lutheran Church
Well Liked by His Congregation.
At the First English Evangelical
Lutheran church yesterday, Rev. Sam
ue Schwarm, Phi. D., the new pastor
of the church, preached two exc lent
sermons to large congregations. Hav-
ing been heard but once before In this
city the desire to hear him yesterday
was universal among the members Of
his church. He is rapid, earnest,
easy talker, who speaks without the
use of notes, has a pleasing voice and
good delivery and breaches practical
sermon. At the Gtbse Of the services
Yesterday there We're many expressions
from the members of the congregation
uniformly in praise OF the new pastor.
In the course of his sermon last night,
Mr.. Schwarm referred TO the belief OF
some people that there is no hell, that
the Creator is too nerciful to want his
creatures punished for eternity. He
does not want them punished and that
is why be sent his son TO become the
Savior of the world, so that those who
would might escape the tortures OF the
hell which surely exists. 1t may not be
a lake of fire and hrimstone, said the
speaker. but it will be as bad as that or
worse. 1t will be continual drifting
away, farther and forever farther, from
God and from the joys Of heaven, which
would be utter despair, the most severe
punishment which could be inflicted,
He spoke plainly to his hearers of the
means Of grace and the salvation from
the hell he pictured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters of Tntsfest BrIeny and
PithiIy Told.

Minor Matters of Intsfs,t ErIsny and
PithiIy Told.
THE Council CommIttseon Health is
called to most this evening.
THERE were twenty-three cases for
this mornings Police Court, at9o'clock
last night.
EARLY yesterday morning Joseph
Clark and Frank Dane raised row al
Georgia Franks, and were arrested oy
Officers Creighton and Daum.
A GOOD many sleighs we're brought
out yesterday, and the jingle OF the
bells was heard frequently along the
paved streets and out the pike.
A HORSE attached to wagon driven
by Harry McKown slipped on the wharf
at the head of Twelfth street, Satnr-
day, and broke a shaft Of the wagon.
ANOTHER heavy snow fell yesterday
morning, and il showed little all DAY
Last night the temperature fell rapidly
the mercury being as low as 20 at MID
night, and a good deal OF Ice was maoe'
THE Press Club bowling team Is
seriously considering issuing chal-
lenge TO a team of Plttsburg newspaper
men. There are enough good oowlers
among the ne wspaper men here 10 make
up strong team.
THE Board OF Commissioners will
meet this morning in regular session
Among other matters DR.. Bates resolu-
ton providing for the free use Oh the
county roads and pixies, Including the
National pike, will come up.
THE Farmers Alliance people on
Glen's run, assisted by other talent,
will give an entertainment and iestlVal
at the school house next Friday even
ing. The proceeds will be given to the
Relief Committee of this city.
THE season Of Lent comes earlier this
year than it has during the past decade.
Shrove Tuesday comes OF February o.
and Ash Wednesday on the 7th, the
day following. Easter Sunday comes
on the 25th OF March, while last year
it did not come until the 18th OF April
TO-DAY will be celebrated by the Ce-
lestialS as the Chinese New Year. 1t Is
the beginning of the twentieth year OF
the reign OIL Iu6 OuluCSo Hh pOANi' = IL
local laundrymen will celebrate in ap-
propriste style and will continue the
merry-making for the remainder OF the
week.
SEVERAL local secret societies are
circulating petitions 10 Congress, ask
ing its favorable consideration OF the
Manderson-H ainer bill to place frater
nal publications on the list OF second
class matter. This classification would
give these publications newspaper post
age rates.
GEORGE ScRSUPF was arrested by
Officer Buch, last evening, for being en-
gagged in an assault on woman, some
days ago. Nathan Porter was arrested
by officer O'Bren for disorder; William
Gardner was arrested by Officer Wat
son, early yesterday morning, On the
same charge.
THE annual Masque Carnival of the
Wheeling Turnverein will be given al
Turner Hall this evening. The Car,
nival Committee is composed OF W.
Brandfass, W. E. Schambra, Joseph
Weisgerber, Joseph Kurtz and Ed
Vaas. The grand carnival march, es'
corted by Si Perkins band, will start
promptly at 10 o'clock. The Opera
House orchestra will make the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05

Insurgens vessels DnabIsd-Admirai
Benham Demanded aud Received an
Apology.
,rioAt. 1884. 6v fAe Assoeiafed Press.


Copvrfqat. 1894. 5v the Assoefafed Press
MoSTEyIDEo, February 4-Dispatches
received here from the Associated
Press correspondent at Rio de
Janeiro, dated January S0th, seem
to confirm the reports previously
received here as to the disabling OF the
dynamite cruiser Nictberoy and thecruiser
America. 1t is now again stated in Rio de
Janeiro that the machinery Of the vessels
has been damaged BY some unknown and
treacherous members of the crews.
1t is added that the machinery OF the
Aurora has also been disabled in the same
manner and that these vessels, now IN the
Bay Of Pshia, are undergoing repairs
which will make it impossible for them 10
leave for the South before February Sth
at the earliest
The announcement is made at Rio de ia
metro that swift government transport,
the Itaipu, is about to leave Pahia. having
on board regiment OF soldiers intended 10
reinforce the troops OF President Pelxoto.
This announcement conflicts with the
dispatches received here yesterday, which
stated that the Itaipu had joined issue with
the insurgents and that she was block
aiding the port Of Bahia. owing 10 the dis
abled state Of the Nictheroy aud America.
Admiral Benham, after having consider
ably cooled down the order OF the lnsur-
gent sailors in the bay of Rio de Janeiro,
has turned his attention 10 President
F-eixoto's party in Rio de Janeiro itself
and has demanded and received an apology
from a newspaper there which had IN
doubtedly acted in q manner calculated TO
offend the dignity Of the American Ad-
miral.
The Tempo is the newspaper which has
been forced to apologize. This newspaper
recently published officially a letter from
Admiral Benham to President Peixoto,
with many interpretations which were con-
sidered offensive by Admiral Benham.
The latter protested. and the Tempo
promptly published an spology.
AS there has been no conformation re-
ceived here up TO the time of filing this dis
patch, Of the fall OF the town Of Nictheroy,
it is believed that the report was un-
founded,
Rumors reach Moptevideo OF rebel sue
cess in the South aud of reinforcements OF
arms are being received by them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-05
NEWSLETS.
interesting Pieces OF TsissraPhic New
In small Space.

RoME, February 4-The authorities at
Naples have seized upon documents which
prove that an International Anarchist plot
against the government has existed ever
since the recent troubles broke out There
have been 1900 arrests in Italy since the
beginning Of the riots
LONDON, February 4-The correspond
ent Of Telegraph al Rome, says: The Pope
has approved Of the degree forbidoing the
clergy 10 attend bull fights in Spain. He
orders that the priests must refuse 70 give
absolution 20 a dying matador.
LONDON, February IA dispatch 70 the
Standard from Odessa, says: The weather
in TIE Caucacus for several days has been
fearfully cold. The principal ports on the
Caspian sea are ice bound. TIE wolves
have become unusually fierce as result Of
the cold, and eighteen have been devoured
by these animals.
PARIs. February At is reported Pre-
-mier Cashier Perier, and d. Dupuy,
President OF the Chamber Of Deputies, are
in favor Of committing the sentence Of
death imposed upon valiant, the zrarch-
ist, TO Imprisonment for life.
NEw YoRK, February 4--The weekly
pauk statement shows tbs following
changes: Re re, increase, 81 $50. 900:
g. 653, 100; sndsrs. incress~ se45.-
400; depcs Ease. a, IL kcuis
zion, deer 30
hold Sill
ments Of