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Knocked Out of Time

BY that able blood depurent Hoste tiers Stomach
Bitters. the Young giant, rheumatism. wlrhdraws
beaten. In maturity 1t is harder to conquer At
tack 1t at the start with Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters, and save yourself years OF agony and con-
slant danger, for this malady is always liable to
attack the heart. Potent IN malaria, dyspepsia.
constipation. nervousness and kidney complaint
is the BitterS
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FUNERAL OF MRS. MUSBETT.
No Clew Has Been Obtained to Her
Brutal Murderer.

JACKSON. June 29.-The funeral of
Mary A. Musbett, the victim of Sundays
murder. took place to-day under the aus
pices of the Chosen Friends. of which
order she was a member.
The officers are absolutely without a
clew to lhe unraveling of the tragedy.
Never in the history of this town has this
community been so deeply shocked. That
the murderer succeeded in covering his
tracks so completely intensifies the feeling
OF insecurity.
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SENSATIONAL RACING.
Close of the Best Meeting Ever Held
in Omaha.

OMAHA, June 29.-Onlne furnished the
sensation of the afternoon at Union Park.
He went the last half OF his second heat IL
l :02 fat. All the racing bordered on the
sensational. and The last mile in the 2:4l
trot, covered in 2:1SA, closed the fastest
racing meet ever held west of the Missis-
sippi River. The day was boiling hot and
a hard wind blew across The track, retard-
ing the horses on the backstretch. Sixty
I'VE hundred people watched the pro-
gramme:
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CHINESE DEPRAVlTY.
Forcible Object Lessons at the
National CaDitaI.


National Capital.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-The Chinese
of Washington have been raided again and
the police courts have regaled the states
men on the hill with testimony of Mon
golian depravty. "Chinatown" is only
four blocks from the Capitol, and here the
heathens play high jinks beneath its very
shadow.
In one house hundred Chinese congre-
gate nightly and gamble and smoke opium.
According to police testimony one lady,
whose back doors and windows overlook
the Chinese houses back yard. says the
scenes which she and her family are COM
PEELED to witness are too dreadful to men,
tion, while the night Is rendered hideous
and sleep impossible. Thus the senti-
mentalists in Congress are receiving an
object lesson that may benefit them as
legislators, if occasion calls for it In the
future.
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HOSTILE TO SILVER.
England Not in Hurry to Open the
Indian MintS,

LONDON, June 29-During discussion
on the closing of the Indian mints in the
House or Lords this evening the Marquis
of LansdOwne said the situation now was
much better than in 1893. when 1t was
known that the United States Government
was about to repeal legislation which
maintained the price of silver. The clos
ing of the mints probably averted a
catastrophe besides which the disturbance
of the India trade In China and Japan
sank into insignificanee.
Lord Reay. in behalf of the Government,
declared that it was determined not to re-
open the minis until the present policy
had received full and fair trial.
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CASH DAY WON.
he Was a Long Shot, but Just the
Same he Arrived.

<11tANC0s
CHICAGO, June %. AT Washington
Park the feature of the programme to-day
was the OakwUod handicap won by Cash
Day at 10 TO l. He beat Ray S neck in
good finish. Kitty Give in the first race
got of badly and won easily. William 7
made a runaway race in the second and up
set tn 9 theory that FsUstus cannot win at
that distance. Strathmeath won the fourth
easily. Tartarian in the last race shot to
the front and opening a big gap won easily
from Sir Abner, with Ethel third.
Five and half furlOpKs, Kitty Give won,
Rasper second, lnstallator third. Time. :0S1a. &.
One mile, William won. Lake Shore second -,
Probasci third. Time, :4212.
Oakwood handicap. one and an eighth. Cash
Day won, Ray second, Despot third. Time,
:5334.
Mile and a sixteenth. Strathmeath won. 6 reen.
wlch second, The Kitten third. Time. Alta.
Three quarters, Tartarian won, SIR sAbneT sec
ond, Ethel third. Time, 1:l4
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Senator Walcott Recovering.

NEW YORK. June ga letter from Sem
ator Wolcott of Colorado at Paris states
be is recovering very slowly from surgi-
cal operation. He is suffering from kid
ney trouble. and his friends fear it will be
necessary to remove one of his kidneys.
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ACTING THE PART.

Prendergast Wants to Prove That
he Is Insane.
CHICAGO. June 29.-The proceedings in
the Prendergsst trial were interrupted
several times to-day by the outbreaks of
the prisoner and finally the court was
compelled to send him back to his cell.
Several expert witnesses were called by
the State and testified that they considered
PreDdersast insane
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For $3.50.

A Pretty, Stylish Duck Suit, with full
skirt and tuxedo jacket, worth 81.
Duck Suits at S3, 81 and S5. worth
double.
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Killed by a Locomotive.

DILLON. Colo.. June 29.-D. K. Brad
dock, a highly respected citizen. while
crossing the Denver and Rio Grande
tracks, was struck by passing locomo-
tive and suffered a severe fracture Of the
skull and internal injuries. He died short
ly after the accident
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CRISPI IN PERIL.

There Is Plot on Foot to Kill the
Premier.
ROME, June ga workman was ar
rested to-day near Premier Crispi's house,
who had been heard to threaten the life of
the Premier. A large knife was con cealed
upon his person
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accede to the demands. but would retail
ate by closing down two mines and reduc-
ing the other employees to half time. A
prolonged discussion ensued. Finally late
this evening on vote of two to one it was
decided to abide by Robins terms. This
means that some 500 miners will be thrown
out OF employment
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Building More Railroads.

CHICAGO. June 29.-FinancIal arrange
ments have TO be concluded with Chicago
contractors to continue the construction
of the Montana Midland and Southern
Railroad leading to Helena, Mont. Forty
miles of the grade of the road was built
Last fall
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Rvrnes to Investigate.

New DIRK, June 3O.-The Police Com
missiOners have instructed Supe:intend-
ent Byrnes to investigate the evidence
produced by the Lexow com mittee against
the members of the force.
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Irrigation Congress.

CHICAGO, June 29.-The third Irrigation
National Congress has been called by the
national executive committee to meet in
Denver for the seven days beginning
September 3.
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Execution of Two Murderers.

KANSAS CITY. June 29-Harry Jones
was hanged at Independence. Mo-, and
John Clark in Kansas City to-day. They
murdered and robbed Nine. Wright, an
employment agent in this city.
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Differences Adjusted.

PUNXsUTAwNEY, Pa, June 80. The diff
ferences between the Rochester and Pitts
burg Company aud its employees were adj
justed to-day. The price for min ing coal
agreed upon is 40 cents net.
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General Saraiva's Defeat.

NEW YORK. June 3o.-The Herald's
Buenos Ayres dispatch says: Reports re-
ceived from Brazil of General Saraiva's de-
feat near Rio Grande do Sui have been
cnnfirmed.
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Crisnl SCORES a Point. .

ROME, June 29.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day, by vote of $50 to "a, adopted
the entire financial proposals of the Gov
ern meut.
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MANY CRIMES SPECIFIED.
Warrant for the Arrest of Refugees
on the Bennington,

NEW YORK, June SO.-The Herald's La
Libertad dispatch says: A Santa Ana
Judge has just issued a warrant for the
arrest of General Antoine Ezeta and his
three compatriots, who are still on board
the United States steamer Bennington.
Thev are charged with eighteen assassina-
tioBs. the burning of 300 houses and nu.
merous thefts and assaults.
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GOLD ON HAND.
Even Canada Is Now Drawing Upoi
the Cun0Iv

WASHINGTON. June 29-The cash bal
ance In the treasury to-day was S115,-
231, $50. of which S66, ,3O3,S15 was gold
reserve. The Withdrawals from the sub
treasury at New York to-day aggregated
s1,475,0 600, of which s25O.O00 was shipped
to Canada. This leaves the true amount
as reserve S64, s2S815. a.
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NOT VILLARD'S FRIENDS.
The German BondhoIders Are
Through With Him at Last.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The following
cable was elicited by the publication of
reports here that the German committees
representing foreign holders of Northern
Pacific bonds are working in the interests
of Henry Willard:
BERLIN, June 29.-E. Adams, New YORK.
Make the following statement on stock ex-
change: "We represent exclusively the in
ierest Of our deposltors and clients Allega-
tions that we are In any way Wizards repre-
sentatlves are absolutely false. You may pub
lish the above" DIR. REIssER,
Chairman first mortgage committee.
NJ. NEUMANN,
Chairman second mortgage committee
NJ. NJ. SALMON,
Chairman consolidated mortgage committee,
Deutsche Bank.
The bondhOlders' reorganization COM
mittee has sent this cable to Secretary Eli
of the stock exchange.
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Chapman and Mccartney Indicted.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-The Grand
Jury has found indictments against Broker
Chapman and John Mccartney for refus-
Ing to answer the questions of the Senate
Sugar Investigating Committee.
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ASK your grocer for Red. White and Blue Table
Caret ;qts., 81 doz: 1oc each Deposit for emptie
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For the Bows.
For S2.75 and So. 90.

Bring the little fellows. Tomorrow
we'll give them Midwinter Fair top.
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Downstairs Dep'ts.

Saturday evening is special bargain
time In our big basement. During the
sale it is more specially interesting.
For 1215c.
HaIf dozen Thin-blown Tumblers.
For Sc
Colored Glass Metal-top Sugar Sitter.
For Sc.
Heavy Crystal Water Tumblers.
For 45c.
Semi-porcelain Covered Chamber.
For Tic.
Haif-gallon Crystal Water Pitcher.
For I0c.
11-inch Round japanese Trays.
For 7c.
Decorated China Fruit Saucers.
For Sc.
japanese Bread Boats.
For 21ac.
Imitation Cut-glass Salt and Pepper
Shakers, with metal tops.
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Berdeau Declines the Task.

PARIS, June 29.-M. Berdeau has de-
clined the task OF forming Cabinet. In
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e. GARNER q Co.'s Red White and Blue Xxx
Table Claret zoe per gallon. At all grOcers
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Our Great
Third Annual
Saturday

We won't bother you TO read long lists. q
few items from section here and there
will give you an inkling how the things
will go to-day.
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For $3.50.

Boys Fancy Imported Zouave Suits,
silk trimmed, 8 to s years, and worth
81 30.
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Hosiery.

Hosiery.
Ladies' Fine Tan Hose,
3 pairs for S instead of soc pair.
Children's Fine Tan hose,
25c a pair instead of 35c.
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Boys Double-Dreasted Suits in All.
wool Notified Gray Cheviots, to i
years, always sold at So.
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For $3.50.

Odds and Ends in Boys All-wool
CheViot Suits, worth from 81 to So.
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Duck Suits.

Not of the every-store sort. You'll see
many of them on the Fourth, and won t
know but what the wearers paid fash
ionable dressmaker twice the price for
them.
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consequence President Casimir-Perer ha:
asked NJ. Dupuy to reconsider his decision
to resign
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For $3.50.
For $500.

Ladies' Blucher. lace or button. tan
color Shoes. fexible soles, shOu be So.
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Stock Taking
Genuine Sale.
Saturday, From 6 to 10 P. M.

The June breezes that play around the
Maze corners have blown the prices down
tc the very lowest. You'll read this little
list for Saturday evening, won't youP
For 121ac.
30 dozen fine Swiss Embroidered Hand.
kerchieis, we've sold cases at 25;,
For 20c.
Ladies' Tan Hose, worth 30c
3 for SOC.
Ladies' Black Ribbed Hose, worth 25c.
For 121ac.
Ladies' White MerinO Vests, instead
For Csc.
Ladies' Lisle Thread, Jersey-ribbed
Vests. in cOlors. heretofore SOC.
For sc.
Twilled Printed Cotton Dress Goods,
the original stock price was 1910.
For 75c.
Mems Norfolk and New Brunswick
natural underwear. formerly 81 25.
For Csc.
Mems Neckwear, worth SOC.
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Ladies' square or round toe. button
Shoes, cloth or kid tops, pointe ed leather
tips; this is the 81 90 quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-01
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NEWS IN NEW YORK
Creates Considerable Excitement Among
the Gold Shippers,

Creates Considerable Excitement Among
the Gold shippers.
NEw YoRK, July 91.-The report OF
tho robbery OF tho cask OF gold shipped
from this city by tho French steamer La
Touraine has caused considerable OK
element among gold shippers here.
There wore three consignmenta OF
twenty casks each, tho value OF which
was two millions OF dollars, shipped by
La2ard Freer & Co., OF this city. and
were consigned to Lazard Frcer, OF Paris.
Ono additional shipment OF ton casks
was made by Messrs. tIeidoibach, tckei-
he;mer K Co., to their credit Lyonais,
aud was valued at 100000. No theory
as to how tho robbery was committed
could DO advanced by the agents OF tho
steamer. Tho specie they say IL inVa-
riably placed in the strong room, which
Ia rcallv an enormous safe, situated on
tho main deck amidships, and Is con-
sidercd absolutely burglar proof. AS to
tho theory thatit may havc been thrown
from the train while On route from
Havre to Paris nothing could DO said In
absence Of information from tho homo
Office.
Neither Of the shippers have received
any news OF tho robbery. Lazard,
Froer 4 Company thought II tho
stolen cask OF gold was ono Of tho forty
shippod BY them thoy would certainly
hayo received word from tho consignee,
and they felt pretty certain that 1t was
not part OF their shipment. They could
express no opinion as to how suCh a
robbery could have boon committed. II
was said at the office Of Hctdfobach.
Ickelheinier & Company that in case
tho cask had been takou from tho
steamer tho shippers would look 10 tho
steamship company for reimbursement,
but II taken from tho railway company
they presumed the latter would DO held
responsible.
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wEArnER cnop nunLEr1N
Issued bJ tile West Rlrgiala Weather Ser.
vice fOFths Week Ending July 30.

Issued bJ tile Wsst Vlrstala Weather Ser
vice fOrths Week Ending July 30.
PGRxEEHUE0, ". Va. Jnly Sl.-The
weather department Of the United
States agricultural buteau has issued
the following crop bulletin for West
Virginia for the week ending July 30:
General summary-In the major pos'
ton Of the state tho drouth has been
broken, but in the north, north Western
and central counties the rainfall ques'
ton is still sorious one. In all other
sections OF tho state the conditions werc
generally favorable and crops were
much revived, especially is this true q!
regards corn, buckWbeas, grass and
gardens. In the sections where the
drouth prevails crops are in an extreme
Iy unsatisfactory condition. water Is
low aud stock is suffering; In Cabell
county water became 90 scarce that o
number OF steam threshers were COM
PEELED 10 shut down, but only temper
arily, as since the recent rains water "a
more abundant for threshiug purposes.
Tho weather was chiefly favorable for
haying in these districts. In general
partly cloudy and warm weather pre-
vailed with sunshine about average.
Showers fell on tho oath, Goth. 9Th,
2sth. Goth and Both, but were uneyenly
distributed, being very light over the
drouth affected districts.
Cereals and Grasses - Corn was
much improved by rains last week, and
has been greatly benefited BY the
showers that fell during tho past few
days. In tho northern, northwestern
and central counties the reviving effects
OF tho showers wero onl y temporary,
and corn is again suffering. In general
tho crop Is in q very fair condition, OK
cept as above mentioned; taasellinR is
short but stalk Is fairly good. Hay
about all secured and In excellent con-
dItion generally. Second crop clover
reported better than first crop. Grass
generally short, especially 10 tho west
and northwestern counties, whore pas
turos aro brown and baro; in many
other places grass 10 grooming up again.
Wheat continues to thresh out fairly
well, though variable as to quantity and
quality. Buckwheat getting q fair start
and growing rapidly whore showers
wero sufficient. Oats stacked; crop
somewhat short but heads well filled ;
some report grain small; millet report
ed short
Vcgetables-Rains revived gardens
considerably. Cabbage doing vol. In
northwestern counties gardens arc not
up to standard as to condition; in tho
other drouth affected localities gardens
about hold their own and q good rain
may save Thorn. Late potatoes about at
a standstill but show some improve
mont; prospects point to an average
crop and generally vol made; bugs nu'
moroua.
Fruita-Applcu still falling badly ;
will DO worry scarce. Blackbcsrics wcro
saved by tho rains, and many cores
respondents report large yields. Grapes
snfe. Huckfeberry crop light. Fruit
generally scarce.
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PANS, July 3l.-Tho police Of France
arc investigating what is probably one
Of the most remarkable robberies on
record, and 1t 10 believed that the
police authorities Of tho United States
will DO asked, II thcy have not already
been SO requested, 10 take a hand in
the investigation. In some uuaccount-
able manner cask Of gold from New
York valued at $4,000 has been stolen
while in transit from Havro TO Paris.
The French limo steamship, La Tou'
raine, Captain santollil, loft New York
July q for Havre with forty casks OF
American gold on board, valued q 81
100000 and consigned to various con.
Germs. She arrived thoro July 90 Tho
forty casks OF gold are believed to have
boon safely Landed ut uaVre, and they
are also said to have been placed com.
plete on board the train running be-
tween Havre aud this city. But when
the precious casks were counted upon
arrival here, there were only thirty.
nine OF them; one cask, containing
$4,000 10 American gold had, by some
means, disappeared.
The disappoaranCo OF the cask Of gold
has given rise to q number OF theories,
tho strongest ono being that tho gold
was followed from Now York by expert
thieves, who patiently awaited their
chance to abstract one OF the casks. The
police, pending tho termination OF their
investigation, will not give any partlcu-
lars concerning the robbery, but 1t is
believed that several persons were con.
earned In tho theft, for the caak OF gold
must have weighed nearly 200 pounds.
and oven very Etrong man could not
hive carried such load alone for any
very great distance.
Among tho theories being iuvesti-
gated is ono which may turn out to DO
correct. II Is that tho thief or thieves
hid himself or theirselvcs In tho car In
which the gold was subsequently, placed,
and that while on their way TO Paris
one Cnsk OF tho gold was thrown out OF
the train and tho robber or robbers
Jumped aftor il. Tho fac: that only one
cask OF gold was Otolcn would SOON to
indicate, according to another theory,
that only ono person was ConCetncu ia
the Abstraction Of tho cask OF gold from
tho train.
But tho theories arc many and the
facts made public are very few, not
even tho namo OF tho conSiHnees OF the
gold being made known up to the pres
ent. =,
Although It is positively asserted
that the cask OF precious metal was
stolen while on It's way TO this city y.es-
terday, there are people who ask II q
mistake may not have been made IN
tho counting Of the casks ut Havro, and
whether tho gold was not distracted on
board LaTouraine. To this the steam
ship company's officers reply that 1t is
impossible for thieves to got ut tho
gold on board ship. 80 closely ig it
guarded, in addition TO tho fact that
the small hold in which 1t Is sealed up
is situated in tho most secure part OF
the chip. In any case most remark
able robbery has boon committed, aud
tho police Of Franco arc busily engaged
in an attempt TO solve the mystery Of
the disappearance Of the $4,000 cask OF
gold.
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chnrgcs Arnlnst JnHre Iilcks.

CLEVELAND, O., July 3l.-An expert
accountant employed by local after
noon newspaper has been at work for
several days on tho records Of tho
United States court, investigating tho
charges mado by tho Central Labor
Union against Judge A. J. Kicks. Tho
paper to-day prints a lengthy tabulatod
statement showing, SO the paper claims,
a discrepancy OF 81 ,55S Is, against Judge
Kicks when he was clerk OF tho United
States circuit court Tho article con-
cludes as follows:
"The United Statcs records proclaim
that in these BirdsaIl cases tho United
States treasury was defrauded out Of
81, 55S IS, all of which was received and
appropriated by Augustus ]. Kicks long
after no had ceased to DO clcrk md
while no was Judge OF the district court
for tho northern district OF Ohio.
Tho records do not disclose that tho
sl,55s 70 so obtained by Judge Kicks
WINS incorporated in any subsequent re-
port OF tho succeeding clerks. and pro-
sumably tho government officials arc in
Ignorance Of the fraud that was prac-
ticed upon tho government as above
shown by the records OF tho court"
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