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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
Sudden Death of n wheeling CItize

Simon Jones, former resident OF
st. Clairsville, but Of late residing in
Wheeling, died Of spoplexy about one
o'clock yesterday afternoon at ST. Glars
vile.
He was on the street talking with q
friend when seemingly without any pre-
vious suffering or premonition he made
an exclamation aud fell, expiring In
stantly.
His children are all in this city, one
OF his sons. Albert, being carrier at the
postoffice. The deceased served in
Co mpanv D, Forty-thrd Ohio Infantry
and had a good record as soldier. de
was a member OF Drummond Post u. A.
R.. of St. Clairsvile. The Post will
have charge OF the funeral.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

EXCELLENT horses will participate In
the races az Moundsvlile, August 2sth.
29th. S0th and 3lst. Don't fail to at
tend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

Go TO the races at Moundsville Driv-
Ing Park, August 2Sth, goth. 30th and
3lst. Interesting trials OF speed have
been arranged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

DoS'T forget the dates, August 2s.
%. 30 and 81, Of the Moundsyille Driy.
Ing Park races.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

On sunday train NO. y VIII faa 70 81
% from Uhrlchsyille only. -. "a.
For fime card rata OF fare and IeIiHs' -
formation regarding our trains app s.i,aSr
G.. l. 4 ". ticket sgent or Y: D.
Travelling Passenger Agent, MASH ,p.tipRY.
g. y. and p. A, Clefsitaas "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
AMUSEMENrS
RAzzLE DAZZLE.

At the Grand Thursday, Friday and
Saturday will be seen Rice IL Barton's
comedians in Razzle Dazzle. The piece
has been favorably received in other
cities and the patrons Of the Grand
doubtless will witness an amusing pro-
ductlon. The play is said TO fully carry
out the object for which it was built,
mainly TO create laugh, it is OF the
light farce comedy order, with just plot
enough TO afford an excuse for intro
ducing 3 company OF clever comedians
In bright spscialties and bevy OF
pretty women in songs, dances aud
marches. Shspely women will be seen
in ststuesQue posing ta6leaux and
dances while witty comedians and pref
" soubrettes will do their best TO keep
the audience in good hUmor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

James W. Ewing and Geo. B. Hervey
played series Of games Of tennis last
Friday with the champions OF Brooke
county, Messrs. Sam and John jacob,
Of Weilsburg. The games were played
at Elm Grove, and the Brooke county
champions were badly beaten.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

The Gre gistor'- win be pleased to pub
llsh in this department.. any cOmmunica-
tIons w tch are sent TO tho oftice, with the
signature of the writer attached. "SuD-
scrihsr,' "EOnstRnt Reader" etc, are not
embracsd i'm the word "signature.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

The home of Miss Carrie Committee,
on the National Road, was the scene OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26

Miss Emma McNssh, Of No. 271O
Jacob street, has issued invitations to a
number Of her friends for social event
at her home Tuesday night in honor OF
Miss Bertha Philpot, of Ravenna, o.,
who is her guest. A highly social time
is planned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
AvDoNRA's INDEPENDENCE

The Bishop of Urroi Refuses to Recognize
tho suzerainty OF France.
PERPloHAN, FRANCE, Sept a-ThG
people Of Andorra arc In o state OIL
great excitement Tho bishop Of Urge
has Issued a pastoral letter claiming
that no lie solo ruler OF Andorra and
that he will no longer admit the QUEER
ainty Of France.
Andorra is neutral country, with
tho name Of a republic, situated on the
south slope OF tho Pyrenees, between
tho French department OF ArieSe and
the Spanish province Of Lerida. IL
area Ia about 100 square miles.
Andorra's government consists oil
twenty.four consuts elected by the pop.
ulation, which numbers about 1900.
Up to the present Andorra has been
subject to the suEerainty Of France and
Of tho bishop Of Urgel, the independ'
ence oil the little state dating back TO
the time of CharlemaRno, in 700. The
inhabitants Of Andorra arc mostly
shepherds, who spoak tho Catalan Ian
guage.
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THAT oHonEnA CASE
AZ Cumberland Not BsIlsysd TO BE 0ena
Inc ut wasiinEton.

AZ Cumberland Not Bslisysd 70 BE oenu
Inc ut wastisEton.
wAsuISoros. Sept. IA telegram
was received to-day by Surgeon Gen.
eral Wywan, of the Marine hospital
service. from Health Office. Duke, Of
Cumberland. Nd, announcing the
death there last night Of John p. Wal.
thor, q German Immigrant, with symp.
toms pointing 10 Asiatic cholera. DR..
wyman wired the officer 10 hold pos:
mortem examination and report tho re-
suits. DR.. Wyman said: II do not be-
lievp that this man died OF AsIatic chol-
era There is now no cholera ia Bro
men, tho port from which no IL said 70
have come, and has been nono."
"What is the situation With regard
10 tho disease In EuropeY' was asked.
ut 10 rather on the increase in
Europe, but 90 far has been confined TO
the most southern portions OF that
coast and 10 most prevalent at Austro-
Hungary. This has kept II away from
the ports whence the immigrants como
10 these shores"
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@. A. H., ATTENTION.
Password and Countorsign For the Pitts
burgh Encampment.

Comrades, tho password TO tho G. A.
r. National Encampment is "Ponnsyl-
vania Lines" and tho countorsign Is
''Look at tho Map Thore is only one
railway over which regular trains and
through cars run from your locality
direct to Pittsburgh; only one shortest
and host route. Any reliable railway
may will provo that these advantages
ORC possessed only by tho Pennsylvania
Limos. This is tho only thoroughfare
from your station to Pittsburgh under
ono management II viii DO great fun
going to tho Encampmcnt in special
cars and special trains with bands and
flying colors. But how about getting
back when tho great crowd breaks up
and makes the rush for homo. Think
about Il. It's likely you'll feel tired at
tho close Of Encampmont week and not
care TO spend any moro hours on the
road or change cars oftner than is uccea-
sary on tho return journey. Take the
Pennsylvania Lines.
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RELLAlRE
Al, Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
tho GLASS CITY.

All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
tho GLASS City.
Thcre' was some commotton among
Bellairo saloon-keepers yesterday when
It was found Tint tho mayor had had q
detective on duty for time looking
after tho men who disregard the law.
Tho detective is W. E. Mallory, OF q
Cleveland agency, who has been here
for two weeks with the announced .pur-
pose Of looking for location for q
jewelry store. lie reported o dozen
ca.es, all saloon mon, for violations as
follows: John D. Watt, selling aftor
hours; Emil Schmidt, selling after
hours, 2; q. stabb, selling after hours
Henry Grella, selling after hours;
Thomas Cullen, ceiling after hours;
WIN. Bolte, selling after hours; Mrs.
Watkins, selling after hours; John
Maule, Sunday selling; T. Ii. Madden,
Sunday selling; VIM. shlndewoif, Sun
day selling; P. Wheaian, Sunday sell
Ing.
A fellow who gave has name as Ollie
Ambrose dropped into this city We'd
nesday and found his way to Charlotte
Wards home. A row soon followed
and tho man gave tho woman a fright
full beating. lie was arrested, but 1t
took two or three men to got the fellow
to the lookup. Tho mayor will boar
tho particulars this morning.
Thomas Cullen was tried yesterday.
He demanded a Jury trial. This was
refused and tho mayor heard the case,
but at It's conclusion reserved his de-
cision TIL Saturday.
The school board met Wednesday
night, but transacted only routine bust,
moss, except 10 tho appointment oil
Wilbur Howell rs one Of tho city exam
liners for three years.
Pctc Riley, yardmastor In Tho Balti
| more & Ohio yards hero, got tho fingers
on his right hand pinched between the
bumpers yesterday morning.
Frank B. Archer Is OF Columbus al
tending o meeting OF tho county treasu'
rcrs Of tho atate, Of which organization
| he Is president
Msssrs. O. P. Macon and Marion
Seals are at Lorain closing the land
deal for the syndicate In this city.
Marshal Babra and vito will leave
next week for two weeks vacation in
tho northwest.
Tho Codoo Circle was entertained by
Mrs. @. Ruubach at hor home Wednes-
\ day evening.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement anu
tends to personal enjoyment, when
rightly used. The many, who live BET
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
loss expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best produces 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to healtl, Of the pure liq9iu
laxative principles embraced III INC
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. .,.
liza excellence Is due to is presenting
IN Tho form most acceptable and pleas
mt 10 tho tasto, tho rcfreshing and truly
beneficial properties of apsrtect lag
Stiyc; efFcctually cleansing the system,
dispcllfng colds, headaches and levers .so
md permanently curing constipation;
Il has given satisfaction 70 millions and
mot with the approval OF tho mcq T'a
profesg;on. because II acts on tho kia'
news, Liver and Bowels without weak L,
enInr thom aud IL is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance. :, ,,..,,.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
vists in Zoe and 81 bottles, but i 70 man
1IIfactnrcd by the California rig syrup
Go. only, whose name Is ptintod on every IMy
package, also Tho name, syrup o. iF llSt
and boinR we'll Informed, YOU, VIII no'
accept . aly substitute ii offered
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PApAL ENoYcLIoaL
Declaring sa,oiips Authority Hero Ao'o.
Iute in Preparation.

Declaring sa,oiips Authority Hero Ao'o.
Iuto in Preparation.
New YonK, Sept Ga dispatch
dated at Rome says: Tho pope is pre-
pairing an encyclical lotter addressed to
tho bishops aud people Of tho United
States. The document has boon under
consideration evcr since tho visit OF
Archbishop ireland to Rom 0, aud 1t
will shortly be issued.
Tho letter will announce tho absolute
supremacy Of the apostolic delegate In
church matters In tho United States
with the simple right OF appoai 70 tns ~;
popa The apostolic delegation VII
take tho place Of the Propaganda Eide
IN directing religious affairs In tho
United States.
The cncycIlpal will not deal with
scholastic questions.
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A Good Rsusou Gtvcu.

Nrw YonE, Sept 0.-Managcr Warning,
OIL the Standard OIL Company. said to-
daythat thcro vas no truth In tho pub
i'hcd report that there had beon q
bitch in the doaI between his company
suL Russian oil syndicate. There
could not DO a hitch" said Mr.. Warning,
because the Standard Oil Company has
never entered into any negotiations
With Russians or my other foreigners
seeking to control tho petroleum mar
ket Of the world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
A smnrrior caurht.

Ss@ YoRx. Sept. CA quantity oil
'ACcrschaurn pipes, diamonds and other
precious stones were seized from George
NiColay. a Californian and cabin pms
:eager on tho North German stcamship
Lain, on the arrival Of that vessel from
EremGa. In his possession wcro found
q mocrschuum pipes, II diamonds
Unset, i've opals and four pearls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07

NEw Yonx, Sept, Gin addition to
TIC $1,000 persons now out OF work by
'ea'On OF the strike OF the sweat shop
Ss'Nt makers belonging 10 tho Brother
hood OF Tailors, 5000 tOiIora affiliated
Win tho Knights Of Labor, will STRIKE
tomorrow morning unleas meanwhile o
settlement shall DO affected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
IN PART %, ..........,,,,A

Which is now issued and ready for delivery
at the INTELLIGENCER office, our tourists are
taken from Niagara Falls to Seneca Lake, New
York, and thence to Watkins and Havana
Glens, the womostremarkable fairy bowers
diversified by caverns, hooks, cascades, Water
falls sedgy banks and teraced wals-in the
world. Leaving these beautiful places the
route Is to the St. Lawrence and thence up
that stream among the Thousand Islands and
across to Northern New York, then down into
the sable wilderness of the Adrondacks. Our
Journey is through Indian Pass, up AusabIe
River and into the jaws of that marvellous
wonder, Ausable Chasm-a sight to inspire
poets fancy and painters brush. Then we
make trip into the famed mountain region
and deep woodlands of the wild Adirondacks,
combination of Alpine grandeur and Black
Forest awesomeness, where solitude Is en-
throned as queen of the dismal wilderness.
Thence we travel down the Hudson River,
wander over the CatskiIls. view the pleasant
scenery, visit the historic places aIongthe river
shores, read stories of Revolutionary events
that transpired hereabout, and hear the legends
of Sleepy Hollow and Echabod Crane repeated
again as delightfully."- as when Irving first told
them.
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General freight and passenger agent.
ryrrv boueebold shouli DO prepared

EVERY houeehoId bhpUIu DO pIuputtU
for emergencies, for how otton, "ltko a
thief in tho night" Group or whoopin1s
cough may comoupona dear child with
out warning and In q fow hours place
Ia swoot life In balance by Blendor
thrSad Cubcb Cough Cure, promptly
nsod will avert oil danger. Delays arc
dangerous Sold by Alcx. i: Young
John Klari, Wheeling, and BowiO &
IN. Bridreport Ohio.
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A. NJ. BAILEY. o we'll known citizOn Of
Eugene, Oregon, says his vito has for
wears been troubled with chronic
diarrhoea and used many remedies
with little relief until ahe tried Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholora and diarrhma
Remedy, which has cured hor sound
and vol. Give II trial aud You will
be surprised at the prompt relief 1t at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
Harvest Excursion to Michigan, septem-
liar "a iAOa.

Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Whcoling
Railway Company will mako half fare
rRtea ior tho round trip to oil points In
Michigan. Stop ovor privileges will be
granted 10 any point in tho state.
Tickots will DO on sale September IL,
1904. good for twenty days. This lie Q
rare chance to visit your friends and
examine the vast resources and business
opnortunities OF this great state. Tick.
W. ~ J. E. TERRY,
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nno,,,nn,a Arnlnn snlrn.

Tho best oalvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises sores, eG,s f sas TnG sbbs SyU'
corns, and all skin GrtpttonS, aud post
tIyOly curca piles, or no pay required.
Il ia guarautecd to gtvo perfect satIstac:
ton or money refunded. Price 20
cents por box. For salc by Logan Drug
liam nOnV
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Postunloo Change.

Special Dtspatch to the JntetiGenecr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 6-The
namo OF the postofiice at Archer, Wetzol
county, has been changed TO that Of
smithGeld, and Henry L. Smith ap-
pointed postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-07
A DIZZY FAKE.

What Gonius Was 10 that Imposed Upon
tho NOwspapcrsS
HAzlsroS, Pa. Sept. e.-Tho story
sent out from Lofty, Pa, to the effect
that tho mining town OF Scotch Valley
had sunk out Of sight Is untrue. There
is no Scotch Valley mine in this region.
The Philadelphia 4 Reading operator ut
Lofty gays the story cannot DO con-
iifmcd
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Srw Yonx, sOpt. s.-POlicO Captain
John 7. stephenson was to-day found
guilty Of brIbc taking and dismissed
i'om thu force. Tho verdict Of guilty
wy unanimous one on tho part Of tho
Pollce Commishouerh
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Saborn Gets II.

Special Dispatch 10 ne Inte1t9eneer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 0.-Georgc
W. saborn, OF Charleston, to-day made
application to be appointed On immi-
grant inspector Of tho treasury depart.
mont
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"Bart,morc & Ohio"

10 accommodate persons attending
tho fair tho Newark, O., accommoda-
ton will not leave Wheeling, septem-
bcr 5, 0 aud Z until 8 p. m. Eastern
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08

sounded - her hearers Ma Il q ~
understand"
At any rate, d.. Lamar took &c upuu
himself to say again:
These are your friendA Nio lfsxey
and her brother, who took care a you IN
your illness You are to stay here With
them as long as you like, to make you
home with them, II you will, until you
are well, strung and able to 60 WHERE
you desire"
''Charity?" Whispered the voice Z
slight color coming into the faca Dr..
Lamar understood the delicate shfinkine
Of a sensitive nature and feared that Il
might have tendency to retzrd her con.
valescence. The unscrupulous man lied:
mot in the least. Your father has se.
cured them to take charge Of you dufina
his absence He was obliged to n
away"
He is not my father. [" shc returned
In q clearer voice. The sound q thal
voice made Maxcy's heart beat faster.
The accents and information weFe . rove.
lation They could hase been - prod
net alone Of refinement md edooofico-
A Joyous thought seemed % 01se "a.
denly in the poor girlS mind, ath0oghl
that made her eyes eliseen and hee beUo9k
come quick. She looked eagerly RrSt ~
Maxey's face and ~ into tho fsce d
his sister. Something seemed 20 trembl<
ON her lips, hut - forbuge 10 utter ik
The artist, who I'D been wubching ho
every movenent stWted forward
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-08

"In view of the fact that he does not
live here" returned Maxey sharply, II
don't see what difference it makes to
you.
Nobody Of that name lives here,
true enough, but there are two rooms
let out in That name on my upper floor.
That is why Asked
''Oh, that is why you asked? Very
well, sir. Let me see the landlord ut
once, and pray tell him that my bust
ness is pressing"
The sly man surveyed Maxey with in
creasing curiosity and answered in a
confidential tone: well. sir, you see
the landlord. What can do for you?"
Isn't there place where can speak
to you privately without fear of being
overheard?''
''To be sure there isr' exclaimed the
sly man. with great alacrity. "Come
right in
In minute OF two Maxey was closet
ed in an unpretentious parlor with the
landlord The artist began by taking q
card from his pocket and passing it across
the center table. The sly man seized
upon it with avidity and devoured it.
''Oh, yes. Maxey, artist Happy to
meet you. Mr.. Maxey. My name is Bel
fry"
Mr. Belfry," said Maxey, after o
momentary deliberation. during which
he had keenly scrutinized the landlord 8
face, II come here on important bust
ness, and business which is quite us pri-
vate and confidential between you and
me as it is important. / desire informa-
ton. and for it shall pay literally"
Evidently the artist had made a fe
licitous beginning. There was no mis-
taking the radiance that lighted up the
essential detail.
"Oh.. don't mention it, sir! II can
be of any service to you, Belfry is your
man."
Thank you Now will be explicit.
I want to know all about this lodger of
yours who calls himself Dye, every pos
sible detail connected with him, but 1
do not want him to know that have
made any inquiries concerning him.
desire to keep my interest in this matter
entirely to myself.
The sly mans face visibly elongated
at this announcement.
in the first place." went on the
artist, "who is Mr.. Dye?'
MAY l be blessed if wouldn't give
q trifie to know that myself. But judg-
| ing from what have seen of him and
of the people who inquire after him, he
is a pretty curious and mysterious sort
of individual "
"What do you mean by the people
who inquire after him?''
The habitual sly look became a shade
slycr.
well, you, for instance. There has
been nobody else to speak of, with one
exception, which doesn't matter, and
never mind, for Us that was confidential
between me and her / am mum. But
speaking TO You Cow, sir, / may say
that man giving his name rs Leander
Dye came to this house one morning
something over three weeks ago and
wanted to hire rooms But being that
there was that about the looks of this
man that made me think Of back rents
that never could be collected, and being
that Belfry is o poor man and must
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CHAPTER VIII.

r.
They made an armchair of themselves
by interlockipg their hands and arms,
Maxey and DR.. Lamar, to carry her up
the long flights of stairs to her new
home, this pale. shy girl whom the care
fully driven carriage had just brought
to the door Of the house ut the end of the
quiet street.
How different from the ominous roll
OF the departing ambulance was the COM
ing OF this jaunty carriage! When Miss
Maxey had listened to the first from the
parlor window, high above the street.
her sympathetic heart felt as if chill
breath from the icy river had touched it.
Now she waited at the top of the stairs
with rose in her hair.
Modern science had alone made this ar
rival possible. For the second time with
tn the short period Of . few weeks brain