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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
CAR OF RUSSIA.

r,oeession behind windows, which, rs
n,ral In winter, were fastened in an air
dim manner. From this point OF want
ase could be seen thousands OF faces,
ssssr 10 greet the car and his bride.
Tbe large majority OF the stores were
Closed aud in the windows were prom.
iueu,ly displayed colored portraits OF
,bs car and Princess Alix.
Al II:l5 a. N. in the distance was
suddenly heard the grand swelling
strains OF the national anthem, and all
along the route the multitudes un-
covered In anticipation OF the approach
Ofthe bridal party.
Soon after there appeared an open
state carriage drawn by four white
horses. In this vehicle were the car
and his brother, Grand Duke Michael.
They both wore tho uniform OF hussars
Of the guard aud were greeted with q
yociIerous outburst OF cheering which
vas renewed again and again. The
ulr's equipage was preceded and also
allowed az detachments OF cheVaIlers
is, glrdss and hussars and iancers OF
The guard, all in brilliant gala uniforms.
then came q superb landau. also drawn
5y four white horses. in which was
Princess Alix and the czarina. They
received, il possible, even more hearty
popular greeting tuon the car himself.
llandkerchieis aud hats were waved in
the air aud most intense enthusiasm
prevailed.
Alter the carriage of the princess and
The czarina followed long train OF car
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STATE SUPREME COURT.
ASumbsr of Inportant Cases Disposed of
on Saturday.

ANumbsr OF Important Cases Disposed OF
on saturday.
spoefGi Correspondents. of1i< Iz.eli9aaa.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 2+-ln
the supreme court OF appeals to-day the
following orders were made:
Webb vs.. Bailey. from Harrison coun-
ty; appeal and supersedoas allowed :
bond $500.
sommers Va. Ward, from Randolph
county; appeal and supersedeGs al.
lowed bond 500.
Kurner & Co. vs. o'Neil & Co.
Muhleman, appellant, from Ohio coun:
ty; opinion by Dent, j.; judgment OF
circuit court reversed and judgment
given for Muhleman.
Coursin and Hannah Va. Parker and
Wallace. from Tyler county; opinion by
Dent, j.; judgment Of circuit court
affirmed.
Thomas vs. town Of Mason, from Ma.
son county; opinion by Holt, j.; iudg-
ment OF circuit court reversed and case
remanded.
shinn We. Board OF Education, from
decree OF circuit COURT opinion al
frmed.
Argand Refining Company vs.. Quinn
ct al.-Johnson's sous appellants, FROM
Marshall county; opinion by English,
j.; decree Of circuit court affirmed.
Crothers's administrators VS.. Croth-
ers. from Ohio county; opinion by
Brannon, P; decree Of circuit court az
armed.
State vs.. David Shaw, from Hamp.
shire county; opinion by Brannon, r.;
Judgment Of circuit court affirmed,
Judge Dent dissenting, and case re-
manded in order that q new day may be
appointed for execution. The prisoner
was convicted of murder In the first de-
gree for shooting his brother.in-law,
Absalom Iser, on the 23d OF June, 1888
He was sentenced to be hanged on the
cd OF February, 1894, but execution was
delayed BY the granting OF q writ Of
error
Adjourned until next Saturday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock.
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HIRSHFIELD CASE.


Tho Sensational Divorce Trial Drawing to
n CIoss-Thc Defense Begun.
FARGO, n. D., Nov. 28.-The evidence
on behalf Of the plaintiff in the Hirsh-
field case was concluded to-day and the
plaintiff rested. Supt Devereaux, OF
the Pinkortons' detective agency, testi.
fed to hearing Anderson, the witness
who testified that he was paid 800 aud
expenses 10 swear away Mrs. Hirsh.
fields honor, tell his story. Hirshlcld
was shown diamonds which he denied
purchasing for his wife, but said that he
paid tho bill.
Letters in which he attempted to bull.
dozo tho attorneys for the deiense we're
also introduced TO prove that the wit
ness was sane enough TO attempt TO In
timidate them.
Whom the plaintiff rested motion Of
tho defense was made 10 strike out all
testimony concerning Mrs. Hlrshfeld's
character as incompetent, Irrelevant
and immaterinl in the light Of plaintiffs
testimony rs to anto.nuptial relation
ship, but this was ovorrulod. A motion
OF the other side to dismiss tho case was
also oVerruled.
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s.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2s.-Before 7
o'clock this morning large crowds OF
D,oule we're assembling on the Newsky
p,o,oec. in order to secure places along
n, route OF the royal wedding process
,Jou. From the Aui,chkOf palace to
n. winter palace the whole avenue was
lined with troops
The morning broke dull aud cold, but
5t,. Before long the whole front Of the
,,n,s was black with people, There
"a, no. an inch of space to spare along
ia Grand Morskaija prospect and on
tbs square in front OF the winter palace:
Tbe correspondent Of the Associated
Press secured position midway be.
tween the two palaces, from which ho
IA, able 10 obtain a good view OF the
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riages with the royal guests. including
the prince and princess Of Wales. the
Princess Irene Of Prussia, the Grand
Duchess Sergius and other prominent
members Of the imperial family, as we'll
hal the wedding guests.
Military bands were stationed at
various points along the route between
The two palaces and they each struck up
Tue national anthem Us the cortege APP
preached, Tho national hymn was thus
sounded in the ears OF the imperial
party along the entire route.
me wedding procession entered the
winter palace at l:l5 p. m. where, MS
soon az possible afterward, were as.
temoIed all those who had been invited
70 Dc present at tho wedding.
Reaching tho winter palace, tho royal
party entered the MaIachito Hall,
Taere the bridal procession was formed.
Min head were the court funCtionn.
ne' and then camN the czarina, escorted
y, " Tho king OF Denmark, hor father.
i ine car and Princess Alix came next,
' w by the prince and princess Of
"a'es and the other members OF tho
imperial and royal families, another
Tear.
inc Procession frat SLOWLY traycrsed
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THE BONDS PLACED.

Secretary Carlisle Accepts the Offer OF
Stewart Syndicate to Take tho Eatlro
Loan.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 25.-The
following official statement concerning
the acceptance OF the Stewart syndl-
Gates proposal was made at tho treas.
ury to-day:
"The secretary Of the treasury has
accepted tho proposal Of Mr.. john A.
Stewart, president Of tho United States
Trust Company, and his associates to
purchase the entire issue Of 5 per cent
bonds amounting to S50,000,000 at
ll7.0T7 and accrued interest from No
vember /. The proceeds Of the bonds
under this bid will be S49,5l7 81 greater
than they would be il the other highest
bids were accepted. A very important
advantage to the government In accept
ing this bid is the fact that all the gold
will be furnished outside. aud none
drawn from the treasury. It is also
more convenient and less expensive to
the department to deal with one party
rather than with many"
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West virginia Pensions.

Specfoi Btfpifeh 10 the ineaiethetf.
WASHINGTON, D, u, Nov. 26.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to
West Yirginiars:
Supplemental - Michael Shepherd,
Wileyville.
Increase - John Franklin, Ravens
wood.
Reissue-John W. Sneed, Charleston; :,
Andrew ]. Paugh. Marshall; John A.
Pauley, Charleston; Jacob H. Teels,
uodset; Theodore Buzzard, Cameron.
original-Samuol i. Sigler. Martins
burg; Jacob S. Watson, Kingsburg;
William Carson, Letart
Original widows, etc.--Minerva snod-
erase, Charleston; Annie r, Fazen-
baker, Shaw; Mary L. Cobb. Hunting
ton; Martha J. Davis, Canton; Charlotte
J. Daft, Huntington.
Renewal-Robers S. Peters, Lime
stone; John c. Daley, Portersyille.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The 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
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
atiye; efectualIy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fe!ers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the KID
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free iron
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
pists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF F1ga,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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AE. 3. Potts.
Main and Streets Wheeling, w. Va.
REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.

House, rooms, brick. Jacob street. 9Th ward.
House rooms and hall. Park View, lot lOOr
l75 feet, easy terms. 81, 100,
House, rooms. 9Th St. lot SxlOo stoet sl.7O3
Double house. 10 roomS, Indiana street, Island,
easy terms. $500
with large lot. s2.2OJ.
House. rooms and hall. Market street be-
tween eth aud sth streets, easy terms, s27O.
House. rooms corner lot, 18th street, easy
Double house. rooms. Coal street, lss ward,
House. rooms MocOllOch street, East Wheel
Rouse, ! rooms and ball, with large lot 18th
House, sTOoms Charlie, street, easy terms $50
House. rooms, baltimore street, hast Wheel-
Ing. easy terms. sl.0SQ
House. rooms, 18th street, easy terms, $50.
Splendid lot for dwelling house, EoH street,
9th ward sl.6o0
House, 10 rooms, brick. with large lot 18th
'' House, rooms. Jacob street. 9Th ward, easy
terms. 1880.
House, rooms, 10Th street. 81 .05o
House rooms. Wood street, bth ward. u.SJO
Fine finished house, rooms and hall, Park
View. lot lo9xiTS feet For short uulc only,
Splendid house. rooms and hall Lind street,
Belredsrc sl.Ijl
House, rooms, brick, Market street, Centre
Wheeling. cheap. 81, 700
Lots on Lind street, Delvedere $50 and s175
'@ House. 10 rooms, corner 9th and ChapIins
streets $500.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
i5lot, McCollOch street, Centre Wheeling 500.
lots on Caldwell's ruu, $50 zach.
Business property on Market street at moder-
ate price.
real estate.
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NEW YonK, Nov. 25.-Ihc strike Of
tho shirt makers is practically over.
The acceptance by the shirt makers Of
n 10 per cont reduction, as arranged by
arbitration, has resulted In tho amicable
adjustment OF matters. Tomorrow
nearly all Of tho strikers will return TO
work.
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GORGEOUS WEDDING.
,.risqO of the New Gear OF Rus
,la and the Princess AlLx.
rgE ROYAL PONP AND CEREMONY

O,,b, Occasion Unparalleled In tho
c,,l,al of the Great EmpIre-secnes
- spIendor on tho Streets and in
N, Pnlacss-Tremendous Enthu.
.I,,,n of tho Pcoplc-DetaiIs Of the
,a,lr-How the Imperial Bride and
n,,arproom wore Grec,ed-A Bril-.
liant Spectacle - Forty Thousand
poor People Fed by the Czsr
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Are the good qualities possessed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Above all it
purifies the blood, thus strengthening
the nerves; it regulates the digestive
organs. invigorates the kidneys and
liver, tones aud builds up the entire
system, cures scrofula. dyspepsia, ca
tarrh and rheumatism. Get Hoods
and only Hoods.
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Excursion Rates on c., l. n W. Railway
for ThnnksPlyIpg Day.

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway will cell excursion tickets be-
tween all local stations and to Cleye-
land, Ohio, for Thanksgiving Day.
Tickets will be sold on November %
and 90, good to return until November
20. ]. E. TERRY,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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HOOPS Pills cure all liver Ills. bilious
ness, iaundIce, indigestion, sick head
ache. Csc. !
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EEIZE2Y|
DIFFERENT TINES

h.I- r DIFFERENT TINES
IuiInnS different methods. Tho big, bulky
hlls such Us our grnndfathers had 10 put UP
"itu won't do to-day, Medical scieRee has
.yis i"yoDd them. II has given us some-
,g,tS hsi'cr-Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets;
I.y N mustard sec,ls, but moro effective
SI'h anything you can takO. Thut's bO-
Tlse Thar methods Hrc moro natural.
w NY haVo a peculiar strengthening or tonic
t NJ on The lining membranes Of the iutcs,-
S - Which gives permanent cur. They
h ~ 10y relieve, and put an sud In Bilious
n, 30 yfHalpnti0n, Jaundicc, Dizziness, Sour
ssD.,ihach' Sick or Billions Headaches, IndI.
e7u'iI' aud every like disorder.
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,lalrr}qFabIou rasrs Of Catnrrh nru cured,
ts,"y Hnd permanently, by DR.. SHRe's
t3n, ~ lthinely, Tho mixers Of this meli.
n ,,a guaranteed II 10 benefit or cure, or
Gnu Gnu y refunded. By al dealers In nodi-
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.


No. 1862 MIN street. ten rooms, furnished, =. :.
both gnsss. hot waite W. W
Dwelling. northeast corner Eighth aud A..
Main streets. ~ W
No 2l03 Main street. i've rooms.......''..'' ~ W
10 acre farm north Of city, for Inarkc! gard
eniuR 500 per Rnnum.
20 rooms Main and Tweaty-lrSt street, ,.,..,-----
No O. Seventeenth 10 %
No. lOi Nineteenth "
No Mss Main street. rooms. both cases. y ny
building in relr Of 1901 Market street.. 80 "
FOurrO0med houses Crescent Place s.".:; "
Four rooms both gases aud BATH NO, % ~
seventeenth street ~ w
Saloon and dwelling, MartluA Ferry. au' - m
Joining c. & p. 1epOt.......,. II w
Eipht rooms both gases. hot water ana
bath No. l0lG Main street ..........A;.....' - W
No S7Sevcnteenth street, eight rooms, both ~ -
NH 81; Market street three roomS.'......... %
NJ 91Twrnijoh 10 0)
store rooms Main aud Twenty'hrst streets.
S. u and s2J 90. go,
No 2ail Main 10 "
No 500? Main street. three roOmS.....-........ W
Two rooms southeast corner Market aud -,
Twenty sixth "
No ~ Sixteenth " ~
No. lis Seventeenth strcet......"; ....".'" wv
Binding corner Twenty.fnurth and mar
ket streets, lately used rs carriage
No. ash ChapIIne street. two rooms %
No. 2ESI Marke, street, both ga'e'.. ID ~
No. 2625 Alley oV'
M. 1921 ChGpliuc street, store room aud
dwelling an,
NJ 55i6 iscob Strest ,,,,,.,.........i u %
No. 1877 ChADlne street Office room '..'..'a W
FOR SALE
Three desirable residences on Island--s5,5oO.
S, 800. Sl.5O). Terms easy: monthly payments
Park View residence. $500
Real estate OF every description.
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BARGAIN euLLErlN-E. 3. porrs.
e. &. POTTS
Bargain Bulletin |
MAIN AND TENTH SITS. Wheeling, VIVA.

have Just purchased Assgnees entue stock
of the ROCHESTER CLOTHING CO., and place the same
market for few days at prices that win goods
Bargain hunters do well call early. The following extract
opening speaks for Hse we pro-
pose balance OF the stock still prices
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oDe
alcw balance sockh sold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-03
Today Gladstone Will Resign
the Premiership.
LORD RosEesRv HIS SUCCESSOR
Queen Offers Grand Old Nan q Peer
age, Which Is Declined.
Labcuchere and the Other Advanced
Radicals viii Refuse to serve Under
Lord. and VIII Overthrow Him 1T
the Ftrst Chance.

LoypeS. March 2--The genera, opinien
in Official circles is that the queen will
summon Lord Rosebery Laeouchese,
when asked what he would do il I.crd
Roscbery became premier. said if the Con-
servatives moved want of confidence in
saeh government he would no, support
the government. and he thought st least
twenty members were in full sympashy
with his view os the situation, and if they
were driven TO extremes they would esen
over,urn government headed by a peer.
The Associated Press learns upon good
authority that Gladstone will not accept
any position in the reorganixed admini.-
tratiou.
BY command Of the queen, Gladstone
and wife went to Windsor castle this after
noon. to remain her guests over night.
At noon tomorrow the privy council will
meet there and Gladstone will resign the
premiership. Gladstone is in excellent
health and spirits.
In his consultation with the quseu Mr.
Gladstone explained fully the reasons for
his retirement. The queen expressed re-
gret that tile country should lose his
services. and offered him peersee. This
Mr.. Gladstone declined. He recommended
Lord Rosebesy as his successor. sele-
gram was sent to Lord Rosebery at EPSON.
summoning him to Windsor for O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Ii Is understoo
that he will accept the premiership. but
that there will be only two other changes
in the cabinet.
The Times in an editorial says that Mr..
Gladstoae's retirement IN some sense is a
turning point in the history Of the King
dom
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He Asks That American Indus
tries Be Not Destroyed.
APPROPRIATIONS TAKEN UP.
The House Sets Apart Small Amount
for Fcrtifications.
To Make Gaiushs Grow. who Cssd 20
Have Fist Fights With eeatherasrs.
Feel 1t Home. virginian Pssades
His Plantation Manners

WAsHrSaToS CIrY. March 2-Ths Demo
cratic majority of the senate committee
on finance gave the entire day 20 senators
who advocated changes ia the Wilson
bill. as amended By the senate sub-com-
nittee on the tariff. Senator Hill was
first admitted. He pleaded for protection
Of the manufacturing interests of New
England and New York, as no New En-
gland states are represented by Demo-
cratic senator.
In some cases OF minor importance the
duties we're Fixed. bat in large majority
OF cases decision was reserved. A large
share of the day was given TO discussion Of
the income tax and changes msde BY the
committee from specific TO ad valorem
duties. The committee say they have no
constitutional right to divide bill origi-
mated in the house Of representatives. and
contend that the I'd vaiorem system is
in accordance with Democratic policy. and
that the duty can be collected under this
system .. well rs under the specific duty
If competent officials are chosen. senator
White. of California, was admitted TO make
briei staiemen; concerning the wine and
fruit duties, and when he concluded the
committee went into secret session and
began formulation Of the bill.
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The Passenger Rate war.

KANSAS CRY. March Am additional
concession 10 passengers was made by the
Southern Pacific this afternoon. Ii no'i-
he'd agents that stop-over privileges will be
allowed az any point on its line IN Caiifor-
MIA on fs0 San Francisco tickets.
CHICAGO, March 2-The managing OFF,
cisis of The Milwaukee 4 -. Paul. Rock
Island. Wabash. Alton and Denver x Rso
Grande today seat kilograms TO the rresi-
dent OF the Southern Pacific and receivers
of the Atchisan suggesting arbitration OF
their difficulties, az otherwise innocent
lines will suffer. The Southern Pacific
end was turned over To- Agent Neimyer in
Chicago. who says: "Teiegrans don't 60.
We stand pat" No answer from the
A,ch.son people Vas received. There is
heavy pressure on Chairman Caldwell to
reserve his deesss on on the Atchison's de-
rnand for a Southern Pacific boycott until
arbitration J.. attempted. The Atehison.
however. says If there !. no decision by
Nondsv IL will leave the Western Passen-
ger Association. The proposed agreement
batween the Western lines 10 refrain from
issuing aaz~es 90 iasaeaee business vas
smashed this afternoon by the refusal OF
the atehison 10 call in passes already
s,.naA
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JUDGE JENKINS GETS MAD.
He Squirms at Criticlsms on HE n. r.
strike Injunction.

MILWAUKEE. March Judge jenkins is
listening 10 the arguments of the applica-
tion Of Chief Arthur. Chief Sargent and
chiefs OF other railway meu's unions for q
modification of Jenkins order forhidding
Northern Pacific employees to strike. The
court room Is crowded with labor people
and their friends.
During the argument Attorney Harper.
for the men. had a set-,o with the court.
Judge jenkins broke IN on him at one
time and asked what he maant by tho
term striking" Harper replied, "it Is
simply quitting work" mo, sir" SAID
the Judge Then what is a striker" re-
torted Harper. "It is quitting for the
purpose of enforcing certain conditions"
replied the Judge. Harper could not agree
with the Judge. and did not seem to be
very much awed by the dignity OF the
court. which usually keeps even the great
est attorneys very careful and courteous
But / arm done with you," shouted
Harper, shaking his fist at the judge: II
will show you n special act OF congress
which gives the men the very rights which
you have enjoined them from exercising"
HARPER then resumed his argument. :.
Attorney Quarles followed in an argu-
ment on the application OF the Federal
law to the point at issue. Under the
natural construction of the language of
the order the restrictions are very broad.
1t restrains the men from striking for apy
and all causes present and future. and il
would not even let the chiefs of railroad
orders confer with the men. "Wili you
please point out a clause which prohibits
them fron so conferring with the men"
asked Judge jenkins, who exhibited an
unusual amount o. feeling throughout the
argument and was frequently vehement
in his remarks. Quarles then gave his
definition of strike, and gave several
references to sustain his definition. The
Judge said there never was anv intention
to prevent the men from quitting. That
was their legal right. and il they wanted
to they could stop work singiy or in body
and go to Texas. IL they wished. That's
nil we want" shouted man from the
rear of the cour; room.
WAsnfsGroS CRY. March 2.-The house
judiciary committee decided not to rec
ornmcnd an Investigation Of the decisions
rendered by Judges Brewer, Taft. Dundy,
Pardee ans, others. in connection with the
investigation of Judge jenkins decision
restraining railway employees.