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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-15
Tslegramy KrajOVe'
z kOngresu.

WASHINGTON, 14go lutego.
w Senacie dzisiaj ca}y dzie1
strawiono ma debatach mad bi.
lem Izby zmuszajacym kompa'
MIA kolei Rock Island, by urza'
dzi}a przystanek dla pociag6w
kolejowych W Enid dI1 j Round
Pond W terrytoryum Oklaho-
ma. - W Izbie pos}ow odczy-
tano i zaregestrowauo rezy-
gnacya posia VIM. II. Braw-
leya South Carolina, kt6ry
zosta} miauowany zwiazko-
wynn sedzis obwodowym, a
potem odebrano przysiege cd
nowycb pos}6w z New Yorku,
Quigga Straussa. Dzieh spe.
dzono ma debatach W sprawie
Blanda ,,Seignorage bill"
O morderstWO OskarzOny.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, IA lutego.
Przeciw drowi Duestrow jury
koronerska wniosla oskarzenie
zamordowanie synka jego 9
letniego. Jak wiadomo stree.
la} on do zony syna, obydwo.
je ranil W glove, ch}opca zabil
ma miejscu, poczem sam odda}
sic W rece policy i przebaki.
wal % nieszclssllwym wypad'
ku". Okaza}o sic, ze cd bar
dzo d1ugiego czasu prowadzlf
aycie nadz Hyczaj wyuzdane i
W najgorszych to"arzystwach
trwonn swe dochody, wyno-
szace $4,000 roczuie. = Dzis
operowano pania Duestrew i
wyjeto az trzy kule. Stan jej
zdrowia polepszy} sic znacznie
jest nadzieja, re utrzymaja ia
przy zyciu. Duestrow jeszcze
wprawdzie m6wi cos o ,,nie.
szczesliwym wypadku', ale
widocznie coraz to wiecej jest
przybity i bye moze, re zupe1.
ME straci pewnosG siebie wre-
szcie przyzna sic do v'iny.
General Hincks umarf.
BosroN, IA lutego. Gene
raj Edward w. Hincks umar@
dis o godz. 9 wieczorem W
swojem mieszkaniu po dlugich
ciezkich cierpieniach, kt6re
jeszcze by}y wynikiem ran W
wojnie otrzymanych. Byl on
W czasie wojny domowej je.
duym najd1ielniejszych ge-
nera}6w kraju i "a swoja ME-
zwyksa odwage aktem kon.
gresu zosta} mianowany gene
ra}em brygady. Jedynym
kr rew wny m jego by} brat
kt6ry wiernie go pielegnowa1
cd wielu miesiecy. Brat ten
jest r6wniez weteranem obaj
byli ciezko ranni W bitwie pod
Antietam.
Nadaremne usifOwania.
WlLKEsBARRE, PA, IA lu-
tego. Roboty ratunkowe, by
dostac sic do zasypanych ME-
dawno g6rnik6w, ,odbywaja
sic ciagle z najwieksza ener.
gia, ale trzeba przekopac jesz'
cze $40 stop twardej powioki,
by dostat sic do 13 nieszczesli-
wych. MIN tego sic dokona,
co najmniej 10 dni musi upfy-
nae, Dyrektor kopalni Davis
twierdzi, il ME moze bye ma
dziei, by ktokolwiek z Easy
panych pozosta} przY zyciu.
zbieraja sic sk}adki dla ich
widow i sierot. Oko1o godz. 6
wieczorem EASILY nowe tru-
dnosci, gdyz ponownie u CORY
zacze}a sic ziemia osuwac. w
sasiedztwie W r6znych miej-
scach dostrzezono obnizanie sic
powierzchni i poW'stawanie
szpar nowych.
ZnOwu W ruchu.
HAMMOND, IND, IA lutego.
Corning Steel Co." przygo-
towuie sic do otwarcia ma no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-15
POiary W Niemczech.

BERLIN, Ago lntego.
w ostatnich dniach W Mem
czech bylo kilka groznych po-
zar6w. Zwyk}e wypadki o,
gnia pod wplywem strasznej
wichury przeehodziSy W fatal
ma pozoge. Pozar W Boppas-
rel zosta} juz ugaszony, spallio
sic tam jednakowoz 16 domow.
szkody So wielkie. Ogieh 20
sta} przez kogos podfozony'
w easel plomienle znlszczy1y
% budynkow, a kilka os6b
utracito aycie W psomieniaeh.
w Leobschuetz 19 domow
spalilo sic dzisiaj, a mledzy
innemi zamek miejscowy. Spa
lilo sic tam troje dzieci.
Alarm W Pafacu Elyzejskim.
PARYz, 14go lutego. =
Dzis o godz. 9 wieczorem W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-15

botnik6w otrzyma zatrudnie-
ME przy przygotowaniach, kt6-
re ma tenn polegaja, ae aparaty
do ogrzewania i topienia kru.
szcu naftowe zostans zamie.
nione ma gazowe.
Straszny wypadek W cyrku.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, IA lu.
tego. w czasie przedstawie.
MIA " arenie pu}k. Boone ma
wystawie zimowej wczoraj
wieczorem, nagle zgas}o oswie.
tlenie elektryczne. Prawdo.
podobnie wskutek tego diva
Ivy rzuci}y sic ma jednego z
dozorc6w nazwiskiem Karl
Thiemann i okrutnie 60 polka.
leczy}y. Znajduje sic on teraz
W szpitalu. Lwy by}yby go
niewatpliwie rozszarpaly, gdy.
by Boone ME by} sam wszed}
do klatki i odpedzi} rozwscie-
czone zwierzeta.
SAN Francisco, II lutego.
Dzisiaj W nocv po strasznych
cierpieniach Karl Thiemann
umar} W szpitalu.
ROzbitki.
So1rUATE, MASS, IA lutego.
Zaloge okretu Minnie Rowan,
kt6ry wczoraj rozbi} sic u First
Cliff Point, p6zno W nocy
szczesliwie uratowano ma
Fourth Cliff. za}oga sk}ada.
la sic z Z os6b kapltana Stan
dey. w chwlli rozbicia okre
tu zdo}ano spuscic 16dzi wszy-
scy mogliby byli sic uratowat,
wyjatkiem kapitana, kt6re-
60 ME mona by1o bez niebez-
piecze6stwa mai ekszego po'
miesciG ma ma!ej 1odzi, gdyA
zlamal byl dnlem przedtem
noge. Trzeba by}o albo po'
zostawic kapitana jego losowi,
albo przy MIN pozostac, dop6.
XII ME nadejdzie pomoc re sta
cyl ratunkowej. Wszyscy zde'
cydowali sic ma to ostatnie.
Przywiazauo chorego do take
lazy pomimo, Re okret tonai
niebezpiecze1stwo wzrastafo
z kazda godzina, wszyscy innl
przy MIN pozostali przez Is
godzin, dop6ki ME nadesz}a
pomoc. Wiekszs Geese tego
czasu spedzill wszyscy, ,trzyma.
jac sic lin i sznur6w takelazy.
0 godz. 9 wieczorem cokol-
wick uspokoi}y sic ba}wany j
zdo}ano dostae sic do skunera,
wielka trudnoscia zniesc ka.
pitana do 1odzi a potem resi-
ia za}ogi zesz4a i dostano sic
szczesIiwie do Fourth Cliff.
Skinner Minnie Rowan tonic,
ale nasty jego jeszcze widac.
Strajk W garncarniach.
TRENTON, N. J. IA lutego.
Tutejsi fabrykanci wyrob6w
garncarskich postawili ultima
tum 5000 robotnikom, kt6rzy
tu strajkuia. Oswiadcaono W
MEM robotnikom, re wszyscy,
kt6rzy do d. Is BIN. ME po-
wr6ca do roboty, zostana wy.
daleni. Ultimatum robotnicy
ME przyjeli i strajk trwa dalej.
Wycieczka ministra finans0w.
Fort MONROE, Va, IA lu.
tepo. ParoWiec Maple dis
rano godz. Z wyjecha3 ztad
do Yorktown, dokad powi6z}
ministra fnans6w Carlisle i
jego towarzyszy podr6ay: Tam
zabawia przez dzie1 dzisiejszy,
jutrzejszy dzie6 spedzs W Po,
int Lookout, a W piatek rano
zapewne wr6ca do Washington
nu.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, IA lutte
60. TAX zwany Double He
ader, pociag frachtowy kolei
Chicago and Acton, dis u pc
wnej zwrotnicy W Anderson,
Z Il F.,1;,r;l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-02-15

wzie}y obr6t. Ma przyszsosc
wy}scznie beda wyrabiac bla.
che stalowa. Pred rozpocze.
ciem w}asciwych robot 200 rc.
botnik6w otrzyma zatrudnie-
ME przy przygotowaniach, kt6-
re ma tenn polegaja, ze aparaty
do ogrzewania i topienia kru-
szcu naftowe zostana zamie.
nione ma gazowe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
OLD PEOPLE OF 80.
Streets of Wheeling Show Many
Examples.
Aged Faces, Nervous Movements O
Young Women.
The Driving Pace OF Work and
Pleasure.
Revival of the Old Ideal of Strength
and Health.
ilgOr That Comes From the Proper
Course.

Young iolkamust have strength, above
everything.
Thisgood old.ia,hioncd belief Is taking
firm hold.
1t il no longer fashionable even for
'dudee" and "awcIls" to DO pale, thin,
sickly. Among young ladies, too, tho
lan2uor aud nervous timidity at one
time thought Interesting" has given
place to desire for ruddy chceks,
strength OF body, a firm, transparent
skln, and clear, wcll-opcncd eyes.
Young men and young women in
Wheeling arc taking Paine's celery COM
pound.
Parents recommend it from long OK
poriencc; physicians prescribe it where
purer blood and stronger nerves are
urgently necdcd.
Growing girls, colorless, bloodIess,
nervous, thin, find n quick gain in
weight. clearncss OF skin aud strength.
Tired. weak, sickly women, who look
like hospital phantoms, get rid OF dis.
trcssing nervousness. neuralgia, rheu'
matism, and tagged out" feelings by
taking this marvellous blood and nerve
remedy in the early summer.
Dyspeptics should now take courage.
The achievements OF modern medical
science have placed new and wonderful
resources in the hands OF medicine anu
replaced the necessity for drugs. Paine's
celery compound makes pure, sturdy
blood that reaches every tiny muscle
and nerve-fbre in the body, and builds
up strong, healthy tissues aud drives
out diseases from heart, liver, kidneys,
and stomach.
Tired women get strength from
Paine's celery compound.
Business men, brain workers, and
constant indoor jewellers secure in.
creased appetite and q moro complete
digestion and assimilation from this
great strengthener and inyigorator.
Palne's celery compound means re-
turn to sound hralth, filling out OF
the thin body with firm tesh- bright
eyes, red, pure blood. and quiet, healthy
nerves to thousands of anxious, 1ickiy
men and women. who are plainly losing
strength and hope every day.
Paine's celery compound cures dis
eases OF the nerves aud blood and the
worst disorders OF the liver, kidneys,
and stomach, whore everything else
fails. ,Paine's celery compound is TO the
sick better than 4 vacation In June
and both are good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
AHOEr PEOPLE
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
To-day Mr.. Samuel Bloch, OF this city,
accompanied By his family, will leave
on the packet Iron Queen for Cinclu-
natl on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. James P. Max we'll. OF Wheeling,
passed through the city last evening on
his way home from Barboursvilie,
where his daughter attends college
Miss Maxwell ACCOMPANIED her father
homc--Hul!ng;oH Herald.
The Parkersourg Journal of Thursday
has the following: Martin Thornton.
the famous caterer OF Wheeling. is visit
ing in the city. Martin used to work in
Parkersburg thirIy-fre years ago for
tho late Thomas Conley. who kept the
old Swan House. This is his second
visishere since he first left.
The Barncsville.. O., Entsrpris. has the
following: Mrs. Waddell, Of ~ heelIng,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Hoov-
err. wife OF DR.. Thomas Hoover, OF Co.
lumbus, spent " ednesdavi in Barnesville.
Mrs. Waddell was formerly Misa Jen-
ME Hoover, OF this place, and i. pleas
antly remembered by a hos, OF old
friends heEe. Tho years have made lit
tie impress upon her, and We found her
the same pleasant cOmpanionable
friend as in the days OF aud lang syne.
1t was Mrs. Hoover's first visit to
Barnesville, and her husbands many
friends wero glad to make her acquaint-
ance. She is bright woman wnom it
is 3 pleas ure TO know.
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SEWING MACHINES.

We have orenei q Sewing Machine depnrt-
rnelt and will sell Gll the leading SEWISG
MACHINES nj wholesale prices lncludIn me the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator. the beS; on Garth. We VIII
employ no agents, and sell for cash ONLY. Full
Instructions will be given tthc store NachlreS
delivered 10 any part OF the city, and 10 out OF
toTu buyers We prepay iTeIght 10 nearest rail-
road station. Every machine will be warrrn ted
for trOm one 10! ter years. according 10 the
prlce and kind We have seven different kInd
OF machines 10 select irou. hanging in price from
Sl5 10 $40. Il will pay you 10 cal! and see U. be-
lore you buy or write for price list We eau save
you from 81 10 SO Agents will tell you differ
enL Don't be hunSug;ed by them. Re your
own GEsni. We cnH sell you the same kind OF q
machine they oaCE you Tor about one ali Is hat
they ask yQG foT H. You ask how We can ID ttlSY
Because We pay no agents, make no time sales.
eu: eu! aad sell for spot cash s 4. Segc5rner,
manager for the Standard Sewing Mach Inc Con-.
paGy Of this city for the pas, two wear, will
have charge OF the Saving Machine Dspartulent
full llneoi needles. oil. parts aad sSpsirs will
always be kept on hsnd ior al eeN.ns Inachi ines
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AT WHEELING PARK.

Another Immense Audience Greeted
Roland Reed Mt the Casino Last Night.
Tho Elks outing at Wheeling park
last night closed one Of tho most bril-.
lian.ly successful events ever given BY
that order. Tho crowded condition Of
tRsss columns this morning prevents
the extended notice tho affair deserves.
Tho magnificent casino was packed to
the doors with good humored and
fashionable audience. Roland Reed
and his excellent company were nj
their best, inspired to Guido themselyoi
by the appreciatiye Manifestations Of
tho two thousand people present.
"Lond Mo Your Wife" was. perhaps,
never presented on any stage before
with such snap and dash.
At the fall OF tho curtain on the Sec
ond act Mr.. Reed was recalled until he
was compelled to mako 4 speech, and DO.
sidcs being q good actor Mr.. Reed
showed himself TO be m ACCOMPLISHED
orator. He was very happy in his re.
marks. in which no thanked the
audience on behalf OF the Elks' for their
liborality, and also spoke for himself
and company tho appreciation OF the
warm reception rendered them not
only on this, but previous occasions
tc also referred TO Nj. Anton Rey.
mann. praising bis public spirit in
erecting such a fine place OF amusement.
adding that no ought ito spread all
over the CITY," and was only sorry that
there were not many more like him.
Capt Wesgerber deserves unstiuted
commentator tor the able manner in
which he superintendent the transporta
ton OF the vast crowds that visited the
park on both nights. Altogether it was
rcd letter day OF the deepest carmine
hue in the history OF the EIks' orgauiza-
tinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
LOCAL BSEVITIES,
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
VEsriDULE summer cars will be put on
the Belllire, bridgeport & Martins
Ferry electrical railway tomorrow. and
they are beauties, being as fine Us are
made.
THE concert and commandment OF
tho Scguin Business College and Con-
sorvatory OF Music vii take place at the
Opera House Tuesday evening. June %.
The class OF '9i is as follows: Shorthand
and typewriting department numbers
u graduates; bookkeeping department,
5; musical department., .. aud English
department, !. Mr.. Herman Hundt,
class, OF 49,, W hecling public schools. j.
valedictorian, and Mr.. Rudolph Tape
salutatorian.
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See the WORLDS Fair for Fifteen Cen,

Upon receipt OF your address and Is
cents in postage stamps. We will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is 80 cents, but rs we
want you to have one. VIC make the
price nominal You will find it work
OF art and 4 thing to be priced. It con-
taina full page views OF the great build
inrs, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style Of art n not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address L. E. Bucklsn & Co.,
Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09

Fifty cents j, small doctor bill, but
that Is all i. will cost you 10 cure any
ordinary case OF Rheumatism il you use
Chimbcrlsin's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised 4, the prompt re-
lei it affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. 50 cent bottles for
sale by Charles E. Goetze, Will W. r.
win, Chris. F. Schnepi. Charles Menke-
meller, William L. Williams, S. L. Brice,
4. E Scheele, Will Menkemeller, John
Coleman. Richards & MeEIroy, ". II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, and s. F. Peabody L Son, Benwood.
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Fiyc-Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Chidrcp's Hose. Rolling Pins
lockwood Rules. Cuh BrttonS. TIN buckets. Cola-
binsiion Gins Cutters. Boys Knives. PoEers.
Door BOlt' SraiAioOE Of! Shoe Hacking Wash
Fans, Richter HRrmOnicaS Towels sc Needle
Packages, Speciaclts Dime Cologne Hair Curl
ers; School slatcs Lamp Burners. Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table KNIVES.
Map: lC;ccai articles in our scent lIss Coue
GnG take them out OF our way.
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gers the identity OF whom seem, cloudod
somewhat. They wore in tho uniform
Of officers OF tho United States army,
and when tho train stopped at Bridge.
port, got oil and inquired II any troops
were there. Being replied to In tho
negative they went down to Bellairo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09

SlttIll VtFIIIIIcI 70 u IHVIIIszIlctT.
SrEuBESviLLE, O., June S.-Jas. Bran
non, puddlcr, died to-dry at Alikanna
after prolougued struggle agains:
death. His larynx was so affected
that he could not swallow solid food,
and liquids did not furnish enough
nourishnent to prevent his starving to
death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
TwO.Cent Articles.

Pint Tin Cups HandEerChici4 Cake Cutters Pep
Lct lnxeS Laugtrv iINlt Pins Carpenter PcncilI
CUT pu,tonG lie PsHs. Pocket Combs Napkins.
Can Openers Spool Cotton Toilet SOAP. GlmletJ.
Time LIucS Rubber Tipped Pencils, lair
CrimpeS
weidenl only IN BlrEaInI Gai G!Te big value
for the rlOLeE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
FOur.Cent Articles.

Oneset disappointment Sleeve Holders BoyS
SuspeEdcrs ClaFk'S D. y. !. Thread Ch.ldrciiI
Nbs. Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case. Pot Covers Tooth Brushes. Fire shoyclS.
Towelnc. Charm Knives, Nucilage. Sewing Ma
chino OIL Scrub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
Saw Flea, SuspcndcrS. Pencil Boxes. Calico. Mus
linS md hundreds Of other articles goIuS u: this
rrlcN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
FO r s A. LIE.

House Of three rooms Market street, Cento
Wheeling. S1O1.
House OF Ten rooms. brick, Market street, Fifth
ward. casy terms, 500
House Of 1--WE rooms. brick. Fourteenth street.
s. 90.
ward. 81 go.
House. are rooms Woods street. East whc.t.
Ing. $3.50
Fine farm. I37 acrns. three miles from Mounds.
vile. With splendid Improvements. This Is
bargain.
j., go FEET of land irontInS on NcColloch and
Lind streets
Hotel Of tourtcen looms. doing good buslue.S
splendid location. chcaa.
House of seven MONS and hall, Chapllas
Street Centre Wheeling Si,2jJ
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500
Lots on Lind sireet. Bciycdere. SIS each,
Lots in Behrcns < SpGiIers addition, Hand.
Inns addition 10 North BenwoOi. BagC.' Rau.
Cald"clFS Run. Pleasant Valley. Bellevue and
other places In aud ncGt the rliT.
Money 10 loan on city zeal estate: sIo1 syJl,
500 S5oo, 500. Sl,C0O. 81. 500 aud s1,O0O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel et2 1889 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

dcEccS for sale
cheap '-'A
aeyen.EooDed house II Martins Ferry. near
Terminal depo. Good stand foE saloon-lo. 50r
IL feet Cheap
EiEhi'roomel house. with all modern iriproys
meats OF South lSnu Street Cheap
SeTen.rotGncd house on South Penn St Ch,an
tlESroomed hOuSt OF south Peun - Chcan
Si1'roomet house on South Penn s. Chcan
ScTen'roomed house on South Front s.. Cleap.
Cheap. 01- 80 TO-
Cheap. 49,
Ihree-roo1ed houseon South York s.. Chean
FSe-FooInel house on South broadway. Csc,,p,
Six-rooued house on South Brosdway. Chean,
Cheap. ''''''""''
Sine-rooTed house on Fifteenth S. Chean.
ScTeu.rnoEicd house on ChaplIne s. Chcnn
Call and sec some Of the bnfguIns we hays in
larffe and snail residences: also IN buIldiurlo
and farms. 'N-1
Il r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09

Wheeling road aud sont out to tho
Wheeling creek mines 10 dispense the
mob gathered there.
Arrived there the men were ordered
OF tho railroad cOmpanys property,
and tho troops, with fixed bayouets.
marched on the crowd, which fell back
slowly. Only ono man made any sign
OF resistance, and hc was moved on
with the point Of tho bayonol actually
touching his throat.
Tho soldiers remained at the point all
might. This morning carly coal train
will DO moved out Of Bridgeport. II Is
expected that no resistance to Its pas.
sage will bO made ut tho Wheeling
crock miner, but fears arc expressed
that at Barton. Maynard, Flushing and
other points there may DO demonatra.
tons. At several places along tho line
tho miners have hugo stones piled on
blur. above the track, ready TO be
rolled down In from! oil any advancing
coal train.
Adjuian. General Howe Ia. In general
command Of the troops At Wheeling
Crock. DR.. l. T. Gucrin and an assist
Ant surgeon ACCOMPANY tho forces.
Col. Rogers, Of the Governors staH, 10
also with tho command.
Ths army oonii,ts Of tho Fourteenth
regiment Col. A B. Govt commanding.
composed Of twelve compSnicf, Il battery
OF artillery and two gntling guns, aud
the Second regiment, Col. Kurt with ten
companies.
There arc In all l.l9j soldiers. sxclu.
siyo OF the artillerymen. How long
they will remain depends, OF courIe, on
tho way events shape M.
Last evening four. railroGdcrs en-
ployed on the c., L. ( ". wcro dis.
charged for refusing 10 take out coal
trains. lhoy are II. II. Robinson and
Elmer Mcpherson who took out coal
train and tied up Yesterday morning,
and S. Phillips and ". lluntsman.
General Manager Woodtord. OF the
Cleveland, Lornin & Wheeling railroad.
says that Belmont county is reEnonsi-
BILE for all damage done to the railroad.
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On the D. m. passenger train on the
Y. x T. road, there were three passen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
FOR RENT.

2ol5 LoC street, SIX rooms siGoJ pcr month.
~ Eof street four rooEls, second aud third
stories, s. % per month
20 Eocs;Fee;, four rooms. Sll co per month.
FouC rooms. second story. Market st:eet, F!ith
ward. $40 % per month
:. Two rooms. first floor, Twcnty-seTcnth street.
Thee rooms. second floor, SjS2 EoG street.
S 0J per month.
Three rooms, arst floor. McColloch street. ne4.
Thirty'a rSt street, 81 % per mouth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-09
WANTED.

WTANTED-S LESMAN WHO
w visits country retailers TO sell our Jeans.
low.pTiceI Cass!ElercS. Dress Goods. FlHnnrls
and Blankets. : T. ". CO.. COX 1871, Philadel-
phiA nY5-s
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@CLOTHING.M

EENS SUITS s!sl % s?S7. s}9, 81 81, 30.
leaders IN low prices II ron can match Thc;e
goods 10; less han double the money nyThere
We!nrite YOU 10 re ;uCn the sane and your lnoucy
will be refunded. These goods mGsico
ABHS PANTS i!s e. + I $s S se q IS up to
the value OF dollar try to borrox one, II yo,,
want TO know how to sSye dollar or plorc looE
u our Clothing Department.
BOYS SUITS e Els, &So- :, sc. 9;c, Sis m u
not last ni~ayi. You cannot match The prices
BOYS PANTS sS:lTe; nc, &c, &c 7pese.,,
present Wehlve al sizes from 10 Is Of iaess
prices
HEE'S SH0ES 3, &c, go. 81 10. sIe5. s:u
mEn ouVHo 81 G., % sos. It Is just a;
and re arc away below the nartel
LADIES' FINE SHOES St St {! s. g? z :; ;'13'1
.s2e2 Our sucor, in the Shoe l,se is probsbi9
more than We dee1e We presnnIi the res,o,
vessel so many 10 because they don't Isl Ioss
but people will have them
CHlLDRBH'S SHOES St! rs Sc 8 % s Ii g.
gains "''
Mems and Boys Hats g; i2S T. 2; a. :, e 5Yt s.:
ane Silk Hat; which usually sells ai.lJl
Mons Shfs s 81 IL V; We s S H. !?.s ' Ga
Millinery and Ribbons 4 %l; n P;tcs. IS o.
save you lots OF money Miss Agnes Gs=rity Vii
riyeyOu pointers on Millinery and TriminIn,t.
lharTiIl DO you GOOD and will no; oTorchsr2
you noEscll you old styles
Underwear Uade5shirt' aud Drawers at &c.
ways below the msrke, on these GOODS, Is well
Ks everything else. 0''
Ladies' COr!6ts a:eso. s9s, Is, up
Umbrellas assse, CO Soup
Lace Curtains a,aac, &C, s7cua
CrnrerieS q lbs Grnuuln,ed Sugar for 81 M.
olVLeiI us' A-bucklc'S Coffee .Sr: Gr1in ~.
Ground Pepper. Cinnamon. Mustard iiIagc.t 1i
EHsins FOt5de'. all going a. &c per pound, OF J
IS- \ Clothing Store, n loo, and shoe
Store, a Hat Store, II Dry Goods Sto,,. n
Millinery Sore, a Notion Store, 4 PurnI. III.
ing Goods Store, n Hardware nud rinN,,ro
Store, Tea and Grocery storo-nine ,,ore,
In ono-ali complete under ono roof.
We hsye tie lssss's departncn, stoyo IN tn,
street ard l9ll TO 1917 Market sln-,,, E ISa.I
eurTances--slke you, cho!ca DAr;sIas IN cvS,T
department e'S''