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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-27
oAnlroRNia,s mo DAY.
Tho Grent Niid.winter Exposition to be
Formally OpsnHd To-day. fs


Tho Grent Niid.winter Exposition to bc
Formally Opened To-day. ~
SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. ?G,--rho Callior-
nia Mid.wintOr International EXPOSE
ton will DO formally opened tomorrow.
Great preparations huvc boon nude for
tho oven, aud tho iact that Governor
Markham has issued a proclamation dc.
clRring holiday will cause a general
suspension OF business In this city and
In most important places throughout
tho state, and will Rdd 10 tho import.
anCe of tho celebration.
To-morrow'a celebration will DO
opened with an imposing street parade
which will probably DO tho largest ever
scon In this part OF the country.
A number OF speakers, Including
Director.Gcncral Do Young, Governor
Markham, Jnmea Ph6lan and General
W. II. ]. Harness will make addresses
Mt tho grounds and there will DO other
exercises In connection with tho event.
Music will ,bo furnished by tho Iowa
state band. Tho celebration will close
mt night with u grand display OF fro.
works n 7'sa-Ia az Ha-.'
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The reader OF this paper will be-
pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded disease that scienco has
been able to euro in all it's stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrhi being n
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly
on tho blood and mucous surfaces Of tho
system, thereby destroying tho founda.
tion Of tho disease, and giving tho
patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The propriotora have SO
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer 0ne Hundred Dollars for my
case tina. it fails TO cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Il
z Address, +. ]. CHESEY& Co., Toledo, o.
Da9 Sold byidruggists, rs cents.
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THE CANADIAN PROTEST ANTS.


Tho Protective Association Adopts m I'm.
purtant Resolution.
HAMILTON, O;r., Jan, 26.-Tho mnin
body Of the Protestant Protective Asso-
citation convention, which has been in
session here this week, adjourned early
this morning. The installation OF the
newly elected officers occupied a long
time, the ceremonies and Obligations
being OF a varied character. The latter
are said TO be very strong, covering sew.
.eral closely printed pages. The retir.
ing grand president performed tho
duties OF installation.
Arguments that the society ia one for
protection OF tho interests OF Protestants
and not for the persecution OF Roman
Catholica prevailed, and this resolution
which was deemed the most vital one.
before the convention was carried. The
missionary board Of the Loyal Protest.
ant Tor patrlotic) Womons'. Association,
which has been in session jointly with
tho P. ?. A.. also concluded its labors
to-day. Tho board has decided to
cschew politics, in whichit had hereto.
fore irtereated itself. and to. give UNI
divided zeal to tho conversion on
Roman Catholics throughout Canada to
evangelical Christianity.
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THE KIrsoN MEMS !.
Confronted by More Litigation Just MS
They We're About TO Divide the Estate.

s--=--a-=
Confronted by More Litigation Just MS
They We're About to Divide the Estate.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 2G.-A now
litigation has sprung up In the settle
mont Of tho estate OF tho lnto millionaire
Norman W; Kitsou, who diod In 1855.
Another suit has kept tho property
tod up until now when II was supposed
10 DO released by recent decision OF
tho supreme court. Tho heirs (clcven
In nuh,bor) are now nearly all hero
with view Of holding y meeting next
wGok to partition tho property, mud nro
confronted with another litigation. A
claim Ia set up TINT Mr.. Kitson was
married In tho iortioS 10 n French
woman named Perry. Soon uiter his
death in 1855, J. H. Bri8bIn, n lawyer OF
this city, unh L. @. Jowctt, Of Itch
fold, representing to tho woman
that shS had claim Of ono
third interest In tho estate as tho wife
Of Mr.. Kitson, got her to assign them
one.halt OF her interest, GU condition OF
their making good tho CHIN. Subse.
qucntiy to hor alleged marriage rela.
lions With Mr.. Kitson she married
Mr.. Crevier, md Ind family OF chill.
dren. Aweek after making tho assign.
mont OF half OF hor supposed interest,
she made MI allidavit setting forth TINT
she had boon deceived, that she was
never married to Mr.. Kitson and had
no CHIN whatever on the estate. She
Inns since died, md her children do not
only mako no claim, but declare sho
was never the wifo Of Mr.. Eitson. 1t is
not claimed that any marriage cere.
moay ever took place, and hUr brother,
who ia sovonty.oight years old, and
Father Ravoux, Catholic priest,
eighty years OF Rgc, who married. her TO
MIR. Grower, also testitiGs that sho was
never married to Mr.. Kitson.
Tho auomoly ia therefore presented
OF these mon who secured tho assign
mont presenting tho suit in their own
personal interest. They have offered to
settle. but the children OF Mr.. Kitson
decline to entertain any proposition
looking to that end. The estate is
valued at about S3,O00OO0
This is the estate in which tho wives
Of John and Lewis Bahor, jr., sons OF
LOWS Baker, formerly OF Wheeling, nre
interested, they being daughters OF Mr..
kitson.
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THE REICIisrAG.


Herr Pioctz Turns the bismarck Afralr to
Good Account.
BERLIN, Jan. 26.-During the course
OF q debate on question regarding the
commercial treaties in the ReichstaS to.
day, Caron Hammorstein declared that
between tho Conservatives and Chan
cellor Won Caprivi there was m un.
,bridgeable gulf on questions Of political
economy aud social politics. rs
@S Herr Ploetz declared that tho Con-
servatives opposed Chancellor Won
Caprivi on good and tangible grounds,
and that, on the other hand, they hold
that the agitation OF tho Radicals against
Prince Bismarck was disloyal'an that
it was n glorious exploit when Prince
Bismarck defeated the Radicals
4 This day.. said Herr Ploetz, in con-
clusion. ''has laid the seal on the prices
OF political action and has proved that
Prince Bismarck enjoys not only the
confidence OF tho emperor, but OF the
whole German people, Loud and
prolonged cheering. is
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Is PlTrsBuEGH. Pa. Jan. 26-Butter, ElgIn cream.
cry 29a3Oc;, Ohio fancy creamery 23s95c; fancy
country roll lsa90c; low grades and cooking
l0al5c. Cheese, Ohio new llLal9c; New York
new l2al2Isc: swiss, Ohio tubs. 1iali1sc; Wlscon.
sin swiss. lbal5hc; l!mburger. new, lie. Eggs,
strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio In cases l6a
lie. Poultry, large live chickens 65a7Oc per pair;
60 6 small 45a1Oe ducks 5oa7Sc per pair; geese
dressed chickens, drawn. 10allc per pound;
turkeys loallc per pound; ducks llal2c per
pound geese 9alOc per pound. Potatoes, fancy
BuEbanks. CARROTS on track, 52a55c per bushel;
less than CARROTS on trlok 5sa60c; other kinds
i5N5Oc; jersey sweets 50 6QaS 70 per barrel; Bal,I.
more sweets s. 225N2 50. q Cabbage, per 100 head,
60 0Oa5 %. Onions, yellow globe 81 65al 90 per
barrel. Turnips. purple tops, 40a5Oo per bushel
Celery, .0aJgo per bunch. RutabagaS, 81 coal 10
per barrel Carrots. fsi 25al 80 per barrel. pars.
nips 81 bQal IS per barrel g57gs 4 r5g
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TRUE EXPLANATION

OF Bismnrck's Reconciliation With tho
Emperos-A Plausible Theory.
BERLIN, Jan. 26.-The true explana-
ton OF the reconciliation OF tho en-
peror and Bismarck may possibly be
found in q statement attributedt to Baron
De Courcol, formerly French ambaasa-
dor Mt Berlin. who is quoted as saying
that although the desire for an APP
proachmont with Russia possibly in
tiuenced tho emperor, it is far moro
likely that he feared Prince Bismarck
would die without being reconciled ii
he delayed any longer. 1t is generally
believed that Emperor William has
been privately informed by DR..
schweininger that Prince Bismarck has
not long to live. - 5
There is some talk in this city to-day
OF Connt Herbert Bismarck's return to
the diplomatic service. Z
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DELljNIRE.
All Sorts of Local News nnd Gossip from
- tbs Glnss Oily.
works.

All Sorts OF Local Sows nnd Gossip from
the Glass City.
Tho nova has ut last reached tho par.
onts OF Harry Lockwood hero that he is
the boy the otlic9ra havo been hunting
and chNalng for some days on account Of
his peculiar manner OF obtaining posScs-
sion OF horses aud trading them. Tho
parents arc worry respectable pooplo and
have the sympathy OF the public in
theig troubles with the hayward boy,
whose bont> seems to DO In tho wrong
direction. Ho' has not yet been cap.
turcd. HH.. 80
The candidacy OF John Dubois for
mayor has thrown CONSIDERATION into
tho ranks OF tho politicians, who realizc
that with hvo candidates in tho field he
is liable to DO the winner. But with
Ex-Shcrih Cochran, "sqire" Frank Ma.
son, Ex.Alarshal Shepherd and J.W.
Morrill, all nftor votes no ono can accur-
a,ely guess who will secure the great
est number Mt tho Republican primaries.
William Mnchmore, formerly q resi-.
dent OF St. Clairsville, ia now the direc.
tor OF public safety at Columbus, and
has charge OF the fro and police depart
mcnts. lie was chosen on the issue OF
closing tho theatres and saloons on
Sunday. 5..
L. ?. Bailey, one Of the bes. breeders
Of Jersey cattle in this county, has been
appointed by Governor Mckinley as
one OF tho Ohio delegates to organize a
national dairy association. Mr.. Bailey
has farm near GAINESVILLE.
R. 9. Meyer, the depusyinternal rev.
enuc collector, hus sent out notices that
on and after Wednesday next tho bust.
ness OF that office will be done through
him, vice S. F. Dean, whose term ex.
pires. -
County Treasurer Frank B. Archer
attended the organization OF tho board
Of directors OF the Novelty Stamping
Company yesterday afternoon, having
recently been chosed one oil the board.
Inquiries for window glass arc COM
ing in to the defunct factories in this
city. Some OF the larger dealers will
evidently buy ut the low quotations
that have been made in the recent past.
Revival meetings arc being held at
tho South Bellaire NJ. L. church and at
tho Second NJ. E. church. Meetings
are also being held at the Second Pres
byterian church.
Steubenville coal miners accepted the
reduction in tho price Of mining and
are ut work. and some OF the mines in
this section will resume work next
week.
The terms OF George ". Yost and
Charles Lancaster, members OF the
school board, expire this spring Both
will be renominatod.
The annual meeting OF tho Bellaire
Nail Works Company will be held at
the office OF the company hero this al
tcrnoon. 10y;
Auditor Joseph A. Henderson went
to Columbus last night on business
connected with the auditor OF stat.
The SChumann Lady Quartette ap-
pears at the Disciples church this even
ing.
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BOSTON,, MASS, jan. 26.-Thc Commercial, Buik.
sales for tho week arc ., i95, 700 pounds domestic
and 1900 pounds foreign, against 1921 900 do.
nestle and 800, 000 foreign Inst week. The fea.
lures nre an Improved demand for secured
wo9ls; OF which Ill 100 pounds have been sold.
super that have been held for a year hive been,
sacrificed NJ li0, tho secured pound. Territory
and Oregon woods have sold both III the greasy
and secured Flceccs arc weak aud Ohio has
dropped about cent from December values
The mills arc getting q few orders for goods for
immediate demnud. This fact and the Increased
objections ito the Wilson bill Inns made manu-.
iacturers confident. and ut the close they were
operating much moro freely, ~ 11sEiisls g--.ssgFl
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Facts Worth Knowing.

~ In all diseases OF the nasal mucous
membrane the remedyused must DO non.
irritating Nothing satisfactory can DO
accomplished with douches, snufIs,
powders or astrinSents, because they
are irritating, do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be
abandoned as worse than failures. a,
multitude Of persons who had for years
borne oil the worry and pain,that ca
itarrh can inaict testify TO radical and
permanent cures wrought by Ely's
sCrenm Balm. Your DRUGGIST haa il. ~
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AIbwho are troubled with conssipa-
tion will find . safe, sure, and speedy
relief in Ayers Pills. Unlfke most
other cathartics, these nils strengthen
the stomach, liver and bowels, aud re-
store the organs to normal and regular
action. 81 Z D. 3 I; 5 "a y, 81
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5l;ltG. o. 81 3 If c. 81 -, u.
S. Smith i II Il & DIC H \
1929 MARKET STREET,
REAL ESTATE FOR E,SAEE!;.7..5I!!.5.

has six rooms. attic and tho bost store room m
business; large lot Mi ~ i's'3et
500 buys country residence, SIX rooms. lot
logSlSS. at Echo Point Possession April /; good
Is Eight.roomed brick residence on the south., :.
east corner Of Main and Eighth streets at bar.
gain i taken before April l. - o. % y
: Will you buy a lot on North Huron straet IL
you make 500 on 1t In two month"; tlmsi,S iva
have one that must be sold for oash at once Cali
81 100b buys house OF five rooms, lot "a feet iront
No: SOP Jacob street. On easy terna 80 -
81 5!5 buys house with hall, lot 30xl2o. In thu
old Fair Ground addition. = "a t - '.o
SleOo buys house Of six rooms on North Mar.
ket street Halt Of double frame; very cheap. +.
street 2. tFse ~ - =
Money to loan-sloo 70 s5ooo-on roal estate, ia,
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The joints and muscles nre so lubri.
Gated by Hoods sarsaparilla that all
rheumatism and stiffness soon disap.
pear. Get only Hoods. q
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MEREE UNTIL CURED rs

The object FREE SERVICE T. quickly WIN hG GS 10
standing grateful the many y relieve
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Mrs I NJ Stevens Halrt''s',55
School Young (. !
Ladies and G hildren,
1910 and 1913 sInriset St. Wheeling, VIVA.

Z, The Island cars aud electric motors pas the
dooE Third annual session begins MONDAY. &
SEPTEMBER IS. 1881, continues thirty.nlnc
weeks, divided into four terms & This school 9
oGcss a complete and thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics. English Classlcl
latu and Modern Languages, > i}}eiS fSa
g The school consists offIhmnrys Grammar
academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods and course Of instruction wilt
compare tuvorably3 with tho boSt scminasiea Ia
the country n, " 5i,sgsII9i
Boys arc received In The Primary and INST year
Grammar For ciEcnlars OF tety!ew, ppIy,to:
MRS. NJ STEVENS HART,
Il n Principal, 4;
4 II Residence No. 7a7 Main ST.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-21

of becoming stump speaker into Mrs.
possessed something which was moro
than she required as an actress; some
thing, moreover, that was rare and
might be in derand She, according
iy, went to William Brookheld, chair
man OF the republican state committee
of New York, and told him what she
had in mind After thinking the mat
ter over Mr.. Brookield has decided TO
give her a trial and has set her to work
studying up the tariff question. ''of
course said Mrs Neville, in speaking
of her purpose to a reporter, 81 don't
expect to rival the party's orators at
the very start-|that is, in eloquence
and political acknowledgement / do ex-
pect to be ahead Of them in making NY
self heard. As for what effect I shall
have on my audiences that remains to
be seen. I should like to say right
here that in SO far as being a woman I
don't see why shouldn't get as much
consideration as a uiau, provided dis
play as much ability. Shall / compose
my own speeches? Well, now, that
depends. / suppose at the first shall
be guided in what I shall say by what
i m told. But think thatafter awhile
i shall get so In the way Of it that I
can get up pretty fair political speech
of my own. I'm not politician. It is
true, but think have the ability TO
understand some things"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-21
THE EVIL OF GOSSIP.


Dangerous Element in the Social Circle.
The good old word gossip" has been
badly abused in the changes incident
TO the progress of the language. 1t
originally meant the interchange of
light talk on subjects of neighborly in
terest, which even In the present day
and among all sorts and conditions of
people viii remain as interesting a
matter for conversation as any other.
The trouble with the word gossip is
that it is now understood to refer al
most entirely to ill-natured aid mali
cious scandals about neighbors. And
with such an Interpretation it should
deserve the unstinted reprobation of
all
When neighbo- gets reputation
for going around and insinuating all
hiudS of unpleasant things about all
the other neigh bors, making Indirect
references to things of which she would
not speak out in plain terms, and al.
ways yelling her meaning by an air of
regret and of a pretense of sincerity,
she becomes more dangerous than a
snake. and she should be avoided with
exactly the same sense of loathing that
snakes are usually avoided. The
listener should always remember that
the same gossiper will be very likely to
speak in almost the same terms of her,
should she be able to find listener,
and should therefore, if only as a mat
ter of self-protection. discountenance
and dismiss her in an unnlistakable
manner. Thus chiefly may the gossip
be rooted out. A league to discourage
gOssips should be formed in every little
cotnmunitv. 1t would probably be an
uncertain kind of association for
awhile, because, strange as it may
seem, there are many gossips of even
the most bitter character who do not
recognize themselves as such, and who
would in all honesty hold the character
of a malicious taiebearer and scandal
monger as one of the worst in the
world. One of the difficulties of
eradicating this evil is this fact, but
lesson or two in a league or association
would be very sure to turn their eyes
in upon themselves, and produce an
amazing revelation in many cases.
There is gossip and gossip. Some of
the news of the neighborhood as re-
told by many ladies is a revelation of
kindly hearts and of an Unborn sense
OF the sweetness and civility that many
people have affirmed goes with gentle
birth. All the pretty things are told
with pretty comments. If there are
unhappy things to tell, there are kind
ly and womanly wavs of putting them,
and usually some suggestions made to
relieve them. There are the happy
gossips, but the misfortune is that the
line can not be sharply and distinctly
drawn, or always with safety applied
at all. There is a French authority
that says that man is much given To
taking pleasure in the misfortune OF
his neighbor, and so long as this is
pretty much so, there is always to be
great degree of care taken in the dis
cussion of neighborly matters at all
II. \. Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-21
Respiration OF Plants.

NJ. Anton ANN, who has been en-
gagged In making Investigations on the
intra-molecular respiration of plants,
has communicated the results of his
researches recently to the French acad-
envy of sciences. Carbonic acid. il is
found, is produced in the function Of
respiration below freezing point, a sig
nificant amount of gas being given off
at % c. As the tcmperat rose intra-
molecular respiration also gradually
increased; but the increase was rot pro-
portional 10 the rise z temperature. In
both whest ard lupine seedlings the
OptimUm was reached at 20 G.. which
comedies with the op;imum for the nor
NAL process. The relation bet ween the
amounts Of carbouic acid formed in the
normal and intra-molecular processes
was found 20 vary with the tempera ture,
and 1t also varies in different stages OF
development Of one AID the same plant
the fraction increasing with increas-
ing development Fresh confirmation
has been supplied by II. Amm's inves-
legations of the fact rnet bv the with
drawal Of oxygen production Of car
bOnlc acIG at once sinks in amount and
remains constant FOR long time at
the lower level.but rises again immedi-
ately 70 the original amount when oxy-
gen Is again furnished II the plant
The results shor. that the different or
grams OF plant-that IS flowers and
leaveS-give an almost identical rela-
tion between the normal and intra-
molecular respiration, while the organs
of different species show quite dif-
:erent relation--N. Y. Ledger.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-21
VERY AxzsRernt.

Did that fellow vEe was hanged
die in the hope Of . better life. Ike
the most q tkcn17 Il sn no. righ;
sure . bout taIt.- returned the zInis-
ter; he made MS breakfast entirely o.
ice cream lie seemed 70 have sozns
doubt that there would De anr OF /,
where he WAS going. Indianapolis
Journal
-Isettuce and esbbsge are both very
much used tor souPS IN Eur0Ps, but
seldom iU this country Lettsee souP
= very good and ezsil Y made stew
.srge head OF Lettuce until very ten
der and ses1on vel with butter. ta-rs-
gon vinezsr. salt and pepper. Add TIE
STOCK. previously nzs3e. and scTTe win
crOatozs aud t-To ta-a-b boii-d sggs eEt
n ~eszes "a he fureeE--s-aitFsior
and Country S~atl<unaa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-09-21

The successful series of carnival seasons
lnaugurated by the citizens of st Louis
some fifteen years ago, continue as ever
Tor the season OF 1894, and from the morn
ing of September ) TO the evening of Octo-
Der 20 the city will be one scene OF gayety
aud splendor. Many new, novel and
unique features have been added TO the
long list OF standing attractions, and from
every point of view this reign of high car
Dival viii Outshine all previous attempts.
The ST. Louis exposition. the only one of
its kind III the United States that has
lived year after year with fattering re-
suits, Will throw open its doors to the pub-
JIG September 9th. and remain in state of
activity until the evening of October 20th
Sousa's Grand Concert band has been re-
engaged for the season aud viii give the
usual number Of concerts during the after,
moons and evenings. The entire Missouri
exhibit which appeared at the Worlds
FAIR will be trausplantei here, aud hud
space IN the commodious building.
The exhibitors, both foreign and home.
will present new ideas in displaying their
goods. and, in addition TO other features.
full complement of speciality artists viii
perform on the Stage of the Music Hail
The great st. Louis Fair, which will
open Monday, October Ist. and coptinus
during the week. promises TO afford na,iv
pleasant SURPRISES The Midway plai-
Sahce feature at the " 0Tlu.> Far VIII be
presented in full, and the people of the
west and southwest given an opportunity
10 see In real life the inhabitants of every
civilized and UnclvilIzed country ou the
face OF the globe
The Streets Of Cairo "Old Vienna. "
Moorish Palace" .'Haceubacbs 9,
Ferris Wheel" etc, will be faithfully
portrayed
His Royal Highness, the Mighty Yelled
Prophet and retiuue. VIII enter the
gates OF the city on the evening of
October 2d. and parade through
The principle thoroughfares ns
on Old. Visitors 10 the city Will arrive m
the handsome New Union Station. tba
largest railway edItice la the world. ana
The most perfect n every appointment
Great inducements To visit the CarnIy,I
tlty are offered VIA the Missouri Pacific
Halfway and Iron Mountain route. from
all points on the system.
FOR complete programme. giving each
weeks attractions an detail. ad, ,ir,sS any
agent OF the company. or II. { Townsend
0eneraI Passenger Agent. 81 I.ouis Mo az
l.. T. BLECKLFY.
IlS and IA North Main.
" irlffa T-,z