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Resolutions OF Respect.
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BEswoop LODGE No. 8, a. 0. U. W.
BESwooD, ". Va, April is, 1894.
At 4 regular meeting OF Bouwood
Lodge No. 8, A. o. U. W, held
Wednesday evening, April IS, 1894, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, God in His all-wise provi.
dence has seen fit to remove from our
midst our worthy and esteemed brother,
Peter Plues; and
WHEREAS. 1t is fitting that we should
express our sorrow in his death; there.
fore, DO it
REsOirdi, That we rs q lodge have lost
q worthy and esteemed member, his
wife and children an aiFoctionate and
loving husband and father and tho
community an honored and respected
citizen, but may the loss sustained BY
them and by us DO his eternal gain, and
may We DO permitted to meet again in
that land whore sorrow and death never
come.
ReSoirsd, That wo extend to the iamily
OF our deceased brother our sympathy
In this hour OF atlliction, commencing
them 10 Him who said, BLESSED arc
they that mourn, for they shall be COM
iorted;" and be it further
ReSOlrsd. That these resolutions be
published in the daily papers Of tho
city OF Wheeling, spread upon tho min.
utcs OF the lodge and a copy presented
to tho family OF our deceased brother,
and the charter DO draped in mourning
for the space OF thirty DAYS.
J. A. LANDER,
Up. TAYLOR,
7. P. STEWART,
Committee.
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A ROYAL
Opposed by tho Car, But Arranged |
Emperor william Of Germany.

Opposed by tho Car, But Arranged by
Emperor William of Germany.
CoBURG, April 20.-The betrothal is
announced OF the. czarcwitch Grand
Duke Nicholas) to the Princess Alix
Victoria Helena Louise Beatrice Of
Hesse. A few days ago it was reported
that the %czarewitch intended resigning
his succession to the throne in favor OF
his younger brother, tho Grand Duke
Michael. The belief was that this nc
ton was contemplated on account OF
the opposition OF tho car to his mnr.
riaGe with the Princess Alix. It was
also stated at tho time that tho care
witch would never marry. Emperor
William OF Germany was the first to
communicate the news OF the hetrothal
10 Queen Victoria, who expressed her
self as being highly pleased.
Emperor William ia believed to have
been mainly Instrumental in bringing
about the botro,hal, from the fact that
he had the news before Queen Victoria
and the duke and duchess Of Sake
Coburg.G otha, and tho evident delight
OF his imperial majesty is cited as evil
dence Of the Importance which he OF.
taches to the alliance.
The czarewitch was born May 6, 1868
inlay Is, Russian style), at St. Peters
burg.
Princess Alix Of Hesse was born at
Darmstadt on June 6, 1872. and is the
Youngest OF four sisters OF Grand Duke
\ Ernest Louis OF Hesse, who was mar
ried yesterday TO Princess Victoria Of
axe-Coburg.Goth
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SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY
Great Rochester Clothing Snle 1851
Main Street
BOUND TO GET THE TRADE.
Thousands of Dollars Worth Of Fine
Clothing To Dc Sold To-day At
VIRTUALLY YOUR OWN PRICE.

10 sell goods, got your custom aud
save you money is what tho manager OF
the Great Rochester Clothing Sale is
after. 10 get you in tho habit OF deal
ing with them he has placed the entire
stock at your disposal for the next
twenty days at virtually your own
price. To start the ball rolling any pur.
chaser OF Clothing to-day will receive n
further discount of 10 per cent of the
already great bargains that are being
sold for fifty cents on the dollar OF
actual value. Thousands Of people who
have already been fortunate enough to
share in the unprecedented bargains
bought OF the Great Rochester Clothing
Sale will testify to the fact that at no
times have they ever bought the same
quality tor less than double the money
OF Wheeling's high priced clothing mer-
chants. So you can sec how cheap you
can clothe yourself or boys We here
give a partial price list Of q few OF The
many thousands OF bargains: Boys
knee pants to-day &c; mems working
pants Csc; mems heavy working pants
&c; mems nice business pants soc;
boys good school quits, ages four to
fourteen, for 69c; mems good working
suits g 81, worth in any store in town
81; boys long pants, three piece suits,
81 70, any other store 81 to S.; mems
fine black worsteds, in snck or frock,
S7-you are in the habit OF paying Sl5
TO SIS for the same article. In fact
everything offered for sale will be sold
SO cheap that whether you need them
or not you will feel i, your duty TO lay
in a new supply Of Fine Tailor.made
Clothing Of the
GREAT ROCHESTER Ci.orurNa SALE.
lO51 Main street
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BIG STEEL FAILURE,

Recover Appointed for tho West Superior
Iron and Stool Company.
WEsr SUPERIOR, Wis, April. GA
receiver has been appointed for tho
West Superior Iron and Steel Company
on the petition OF the Northwestern
Iron Company, OF Milwaukee. The
Land aud River Improvement Company
was the largest creditor OF the steel
company. Francis Henry Weeks, one
OF the promoters OF the Land and River
Company was heavily interested in the
steel company, and as president OF the
land company advanced tho steel COM
pany Si,0O0,0O0 giving the land COM
pany notes from the steel company. D.
Rockefeller holds 81, $1,000 OF first
mortgage bonds against the steel COM
pany. The plant was in successful
operation about ono year.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet.
ter than OTHERS and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreahing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
ativo; etEcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid.
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name; Syrup of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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formerly OF Now York, now Of THE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ISsTI-
TuTE, Columbus, Ohio, by request OF
many friends and patients, has decided
to visit Bridgeport, Sherman House.
Tuesday, April 2l; Bellaire, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday. April &c. Consulta-
ton and examination free and strictly
confidential from 9 a. IN. to G p. M, one
day only.
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For the occasion OF the meeting of
the G. A. R. Eucampment Of Ohio, Mt
Canton, O., May 10, 1894. the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railway will sell ex-
cursion round trip tickets at M cent
per mile.
Tickets will be sold May "A and Is.
good returning until May 20. Passen-
gers will be routed via the Canton
Massillon Electric Railway. from Mas
eillon. O., and landed directly at the
door OF the hotels OF Canton, Ohio.
]. E TERRY, G. I. & P. A.
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Murder or Snioide.

Special Diqutcs TO The Intelligence.
C%HAnLEsroS, W. VA. April 2O.-The
body OF Mrs. Laura Dawson WIS found
suspended in an clubhouse on the farm
OF K. II. Dawson, at Little Laurel creek
by neck from the raitcr. The husband
Is a worthless sort OF q fellow. and quar-
rcls were frequent. The theory OF
suicide Is not believed, rs the body was
TOO high from the floor, snd there IS
every appearance OF its having boon
placed there,
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Postoincrs Discontinued.

Secicl DIpatch 70 he Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April eO.-The
following pos,olices have boon ordered
discontinued in West Virginia: Bliss,
Braxton county. mail to Herold; Lee
Bell, Randolph county, mail to Iluttons-
vile; Mahanna, Nononsalia county,
special mail to Statlor Run; Mouth OF
Sycamore, Logan county, mail TO Viii
hanson; Sloan, Wood county, mail to
Saulbury; Voernon, We:zal county, mail
TO New Mactinsville.
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Piles. Piles. itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS = Moisture: Intense itching and
~stirg!ngi most at night: worse BY scra;ching. II
allowed 10 nunu tumors form, which often
bleed ind ulccFate, becoming verv sore.
SwAYSE's OiSTMEST stops the Itching and
bleeding, hlGls liberation. md IN most cases re.
moves inc tu,nofs. At druggists, or by mail. 10.
ooccns- DR.. ,Swnyne & Son, Philadelphia.
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nncl,lou,s Arnicn snIra-

Tho best salve in the world 10, cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tct.er. chupped hands, chilblains,
eosns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cure; pilos, or no pay required.
It Ia guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ito or money refunded. Price %
cents per box For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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It costs You nothing to convince your.
selt that the exceptionally big bargains
advertised by the Rochester Clothing
Sale are TO be had. Call at 1851 Main
street and SEQ for yourself.
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SENATOR GALLINGER
Pours Hot Shot Into tho Tariff
Smanhing Bill.
PURELY \ SECTIONAL MEASURE,

For which Even Its Author Had TO
Apologize = Tho South Warned
Against tho Danger OF Future Nc.
prisnls-Whon WorkinGmen stand
Face to Fnoo with Dcst!tution Ihoy
win Undo tho Wrong With Their
Ballots
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT T.

Three rooms on Fifteenth street Rent IS %.
Three rooms, s93 Market street, both gases
Manufacturing shop, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
slOOl n month.
rent sll o. q mouth.
Two rooms on ,icrrlpp 81; tcntSO a mouth.
Three rooms, on second io0r, No, y South
Huron street; font Is 20,
SlN'roomed house ut Park Wow, With Quo aero
OF grounl SIS per month.
slXroomed house at Echo Point, with stable
AMI thru. iOurtIs OF Gn Hcrc OF ground, kcnt SIS
per month.
store building aud eight living rooms, With
stable. No. $50 Eotr street, Rent Us; possession
at once.
No, 93X South Fron,stesct. niue rooms, bath,
Laundry, attic, both gases, hot aud cold water.
III good repair.
No, 2ol Main street, siS rooms, Rent sl5 %.
On Virginia, eight tooua. bath, both gaScA
Rent low.
siore room. No. 2ioS Main street. Rant sld
Once room, No, 2i0l Main street: Rent s..
-Four rooms. No all Mlu street. Rent sl1,
Three rooms, 2ll0 Main stfNot, at ST. a month.
-Four rooms and bath, lrSt door. on Zane street
Rent cheap.
-Four rooms, bath, attic, on zano street. Rent
STA month.
Three rooms on Thirteenth street. INST door.
Very cheap rent.
stoo room and cellar. No. 1913 Main street,
corner new bridge. Possession at onc0 Rent low.
Money 10 loan on oily ral estate security In
amounts OF Sl,GO, $500 and $500.
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NEGLECT Of the hair often DESTROYS its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it
10 fall out. Before it ia too late apply
Halls Hair Remover, n sure remedy.
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Rents Reduced

No. y Virginia street franc. six rooms.
The Wadllngton Plnco, house and four acreA
No. 9li0 MGColloch street, large frame dwOll.
Ing. VIII put in flrs,-claSs order for good tenant
No. GID Main street. brlck dwelling.
No. aiDl Main street. arst tOor, thtoo roomL
No. Ia Thirty.thifd street, brick. dve rooms
Two splendid Office rooms In Masonic building.
No. 2Se Chapllnc street. i've rooms, $751; u
No. 1906 Market street, Office rooms
No. Il Alley 7. lower part, 800.
No. l2i rhIrty.thirl Slfnot. five rooms. So %
No. aSOg Eoii street. three rooms. 81 81
Front room on Fourteenth atrcct, suitable Tor
ono or two gentlemen.
No. Dos Main street. twelve rooms and bath.
0Hoo rooms in Hubbard Block. 1914 Market 81
No. l0ll Main street, second and third loorL
six.roomed frame dwelling at Lestherwooi.
Store rooms or South street. IN lIearno Tab
etnacle building.
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To.DAY-Boys' Knee Pants &c at the
ROCHESTER CLOTHING SALE,
l05l Main street

When Baby was sick, We gavc her Castotia.
When slio was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When shs became Miss, she chung 70 Castor!a.
When she had Children, shs gave them CaStoT.a
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o Ton SALE. a

No. .? Virginia street, ton rooms. tranu.
No. S13 Market street, eight rooms. brick.
No. 1910 jacob street. Ave rooms, frame, q 1870.
No. 1919 Chapline street. eight rooms, brick.
$1,000.
No. 1923 Woods street. Ave rooms. frame, 81 ,5n0.
Nos. IL and Is Eighteenth street, double brick.
Cheap.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s.. Claim Attorney. Col.
lector aud Notary Public.
apll 1912 Market Street.
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GRSrLGMES:-1 am subject to pericdi-
cal attacks OF sick headache of the worst
possible type and commenced taking
Krause's Headache Capsule, last sum.
mer. They cure it in every instance.
and since that time l am enjoying
splendid health aud have gained ten
pounds in weight
Yours very truly,
F. NJ. DANIELS,
Corwi;h, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Il. Al 70. LIZ
ROLF GO 1ANI,
NO. - FOURTEENTH STREET.
Telephone 5Gh apis
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FOR SALE
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Real estate Of every description
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GREAT ROCHESTER Ci.orurNa SALE.
1851 Main street.
The morning call., 1894-10-23
AT THE THEATERS.
'SecOnd Mrs. Tanqueray"
at the Baldwin.
4" Killarney" = Woman Against
Woman -" Fra DiavOtO ''-The
Orpheum, Etc.

The Kendals' coming 10 The Baldwin with a
new play was the signal for large and bril-
liant attendance OF first-nighiers. The audi
torum was respondent with fashionable
toll ties IN every part, and the ladies seemed
to vie with each other in The richness aud
beauty of their costumes. II was, so to speak
an exposition of the latest styles in dress, and
as such most gratifying to the average feminine
mind.
As for the play. nothing could be better than
its construction and action, nothing so mex
pressibly sad as the lesson II conveys, and that
is the impossibIlity to rebuild the fallen fabric
OF wom9n's virtue. Pinero must nave writ
ten THE Second Mrs. TanQueray" to Illustrate
this fact. and, IL this be not the result
of It In the minds of intelligent men
and womea, his labor has been I'm
vain Tanqueray. WHEN he married Paula
Jarman. with great courage and no dis
cretion. must he accepted as vicarious sacri-
flee 10 the canons OF society. He dared TO defy
the safeguards with which civilization has
hedged a good woman bv attempting to intro.
ducc bad one 10 full communion with the
respectable members Of the sex. and this, too.
In conventional and conservative England. His
punishment follows swiftly.
In The second act when he bad changed his
residence TO "Higbercombe." to begin new
life, as he said. lie found out his mistake. The
sentimental glamor was already dlsSipated.
He discovered that the woman with whom he
was trying the perilous experiment wearied OF
domestic life and taunted him with IT'S mOnOt-
ony. Instead of accommodating herself to The
changed conditions as. IN lis iatuous mind.
lie thought she would. she desired 10 bring
about her the companions of that episode In
her early career from which he thought he had
redeemed her. From thereout he was under
the harrow OF his mistaken marriage.
An important factor III the play is his daugh-
ter, EileaD. by first marriage texceliently well
played by Miss Warren Lee). who. educated In
convent until she attained womannDOd re-
joins her father and bis second wife. anu Gu
tertans for the latter that feeling of repulsion
The morning call., 1894-10-23
EVIDENCE IN REBUTTAL.
Little Progress in the Battle Over
Mrs pratf'S Will

Los ANGELES. Oct. 22.-The hearing Of the
rebuttal testimony OF the contestants in the
contest OF The will of Annie A Pratt. de-
ceased. was resumed. Louis K Webb was re-
called 10 the wltness-stand TO show that Cen
eral Mansfield had told him in the fall of 1898
that Mrs. Pratt had entrusted her will TO him
Mrs. Louis q. Cross was recalled for the
purpose OF showing that although Mrs. Pratt
was not paralyZed until April 1898. she had
written 10 Mrs. GOodspeed on March %, 1898
10 me effect that her mothers nervous system
was IN very serious condition and that she
had slight attacks OF paralysis. Mrs. Cross
endeayored to eXpiain The discrepancy by stat
lug that she meant apopiexy instead of paral-
ysis when she wrote the latter word Other
letters were also produced from Mrs Cross to
her niece of prior dates, but the court sustained
the objections OF the proponents counsel. a nd
they were not permitted TO be introduced in
evidence.
The remainder OF the days session was con-
snmed by The reading OF certain correspond
ence tween Mrs. Pratt and her imily
The morning call., 1894-10-23
PERSONAL NOTES.

Dr. C. r. Hiobett OF the United States
navy is at the Palace.
John Rock of Niles was in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Rock owns the largest nursery
in the State.
J. i. Cherry, president of the Cauca
Ralros d, short line in the republic OF
Colombia, is a guest at the Palace.
H. w. Hobson, chief counsel for the
Denver and Gulf Railroad, arrived yester-
day from Denver. and is at the Palace
Raleigh Barcar of Vacaville and w. II
Hstton Of Modesto, two prominent attor-
news OF the interior. registered at the Lick
yesterday.
Lieutenant G. L. Peacocke of the Eng
Iish Royal Art llery came to town from
Anderson, Cal. where he owns truit
ranch with Z. e. Vignoles. a retired EJg.
llsh army officer. Lieutenant Peacncke is
stationed with his regiment in India, but
got SIX months leave al absence to visit
bis California ranch.
s. ID. Rich. Postmaster of Liverpool and
surveyor OF the Liverpool District: James
j. Cardln. receiver and accountant-gen-
eral OF the London POstoffi.e-GereraJ.a and
Levin Hill. assistant SECRETARY of the
London Post0fice-General, are AT lbe
Occidental Hotel They came here from
Canada. bnt have kept their intended
route of travel secret, and declare thew are
& travelling for pleasure OILY.
The morning call., 1894-10-23
SWEARS SHE is INNOCENT.
But Mrs. Grier, Husband Poisoner
Must Serve Ten Years

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. 22.-Helen Grier. an
old woman convicted OF poisoning her sixth
husband, was taken before Judge Moore to-day
for sentence. When asked If she had any,
Thing 10 say why sentence should nor be pro-
nounced she said: ''As sure there is God
IN heaven did not poison ny husband. did
nor have fair Trial. The jury was nrejuiiced
This IS the fifth time they have tried to take my
NE 1t would b. an outrage 10 punish an old
woman for crime she il not guilty Of" As she
Spo' The tears Irickled down her furrowed
cheeks.
he court sentenced her TO ten years impris-
ohment IN the peDitentiary. On ner way back
10 10 jan she met her Daughter. Florence Shirl v
You hussy. you vile. dirty wretch" she ex-
cialmed, 'you and your sister both periure ea
your souls. CO. confess 10 the Judge and set
your old mother free"
The morning call., 1894-10-23
IRON.WORKERS MEET.
The Sole Purpose Is to Bring the
Men Closer Tooether

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. 22.-One hum
dred aud fifty thousand iron-wcrkers of
the United States have sent delegates to
The conference which begins to-day at
English's Hotel Various branches of the
iron industry are represented. Among the
organizations which have commissioners
at the conference are the machinists, the
boller-makers, the patt-rn-makers, the
blacksmiths. the molders, the metal
polishers and the Sheet-iron workers.
About ten men will come as delegates.
Those who have arrived are: James
OCOnnell of Richmond, Va, William An
derson of St. Lonis, w. Z wilkes of Pi ts-
burg, Lee johnson of Kansas City and
Thomas Wisdom of Pittsburg. The meet
Ing VIII continue tom orrow and is looked
upon as significant by w0rkingmen.
The sole purpose OF the gathering OF
delegates" said one of them. rs to bring
The iron-workers closer together. No
strike is contemplated. If a general
organization can be effected the workers
Will be benefited and their strength in
creased
The morning call., 1894-10-23
RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
Miss Gertrude Auld, the WeIl-known
California Singer.

After an absence of three years in Paris
and London Miss Gertrude Aud, the
California songstress, has returned TO her
old home for brief period.
Since her departure from this State in
June, 1881, Miss Aud has been cultivating
hsr voice under the celebrated Nine. Mar
chest, who pronounced it one of the sweet
est for concert purposes size mad ever
heard. After several months of instruc-
tion Nine. Marchesi introduced Mis- Auld
to the Partisan public, and her merits were
sOou recognized by the musical critics.
Lazy Dufferin was present at one of the
concerts given in Pari., and in short
time Mi s Auld was introduced TO the
drawin g-roous OF London by her dis
iinguished patronesS. In Elgland's cari-
tai. as well as in Paris, the fair Califcr-
nian made a decided impression, and up
ou her return TO complete her musical edu-
cation, she will, no doubt. meet with a
hearty welcome from Eurpean music
lovers.
After visiting her birthplace in Santa
Cruz, Miss Aud intends responding 10 the
wishes of her old friends By giving nun
Der Of concerts in this city andthroughout
the State. after which she intends return
ing TO Europe.