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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
WALL Payers. KURSEn & CuEw
AiOUSDSI1LLE.

A miscellaneous 3Ieiange OF Minor Mat.
tors FROM 3lnrshu!l's Metropolis.
Tho following commissioners have
been appointed by tho school board to
hold the school election on next Thurs
day: First ward. o. l. Holiday. VIM.
McConkey, j. c. Hendricks: Second
ward, !. j.. Potts. J.. D. Burley, G. S. Nc.
Faddcn; Third ward, T. ". Manning.
I. G. StillwclI, William Fitzsiinmons.
D. I. Williams was appointed principal
Tor another year. Tho appointing OF
teachers was postponed for ono week.
Quite q number OF applications arc on
tllc.
The nineteenth annual school com.
mcncement exercises will DO held in the
opera house this evening. Three young
ladies arc to graduate. Misses Lillian
Roberts, Iva Courtwrlaht aud Lilliau
Criswc!l. No young mon are in tho
class this year. Very few Of them seem
to bo fortunate enough 10 got through
the school. Rev. J. b. Smith will ad.
dress the class.
William Cri.wcll, of S%ho,rnrd, who
was placed in jail last Saturday. was 70.
leased yesterday from hIH imprisonment
by taking out q marriage license to
marry Miss Ella Morris.
After tho new schedule goes into
effect next Sunday on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad the morning papers will
arrive here ubou. G:lo Instead OF abou,
!. as now.
Miss Ella Bryson and Mr.. William
llcarcn. both OF this place. wcro unitod
in marriage On Monday Mt the residence
OF Rev. Father A. BoutlOu.
The personal property Of Henry
Shook, deceased, Of Washington dis.
trict, was sold n. public auction ycster.
day.
Miss Eva Jones', OF this city. and Mr..
Em,nCt Lopez, OF Cameron. were mar
ricd at Shcrrard OH Tuesday evening.
Daniel Younkcn went to Bolton ms n
commissioner from tho county court to
settle 4 dispute about so,ne land.
The grand and pet!t jurics were drawn
by tho commissioners Yesterday Tor tho
June term OF circuit court
Col. Frank Baldwin has purchased M
interest in tho new planning mill firm OF
lia,son 4 Wndc.
johnson d Watson, Of DAYTON, O.,
visited the county o~llicials yesterday.
NISs IovIr Gamble, Of Homestead,
Ia. IS visiting relatives sierc.
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RESTRAINING u
rohuihgt the Settlement VI tho Ownership
OF u UrOnt Tract ~ land,

NV btttttllthtu VI ItlV oNncfhtID
OF Il Gront Tract " land.
special Dhbdth 10 h: hGiloenceh,
PANKEmDvnG, May lG.-AIonday Judge
Jackson, Of tho U. S. circuit court, was
applied to by tho receivers Of tho Little
kanawlia Lumber Company, through
Van W'nklo & Amlor, tho!r lawyers, to
cn]osn U. u. Buskltk, commissioner o!
school lands Of Logan county, and
others. from tnkine any proceedings to
sell such part OF n survey OF 1901 900
acres OF lind as lies In Logan county,
onco conveyed to Jesse r. Irwin.
Tho Little Konawha Lumber Com.
rany claims to havo purcha.cd under
Irwin many thousand tfeCs, lying In
l9gan county, and within tho bounds
o. 4 survey as run and laid down BY
William T. sarver undcr tho orders Of
tho court when Irwin purchaaed; and
tho further claim 10 that Sarvcr's sur.
Vey is conclusive; that tho pruccodinys
com plainod Of are In dcrogation Of tho
rights sottled by that survey OF Sarver:
TINT irwin's tito has never been for.
ie'ted for taxos. as pretended by Mr..
BuSkirk; that the sheriff. report OF tho
sale OF IRVINE tito for tho taxes OF 1885
was not filed within the ton days 70.
au'rod by law, aud that chapter q OF
tho acts Of 1903 Is in violation Of tho
United States constitution.
Tho court has awarded a restraining
order. as requested by tho plaintiff,
until tho matter can DO hoard, and has
got tho hearing Of tho motion for an In.
junction at Parkersburg on June II.
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NGw YoRK. Mny l0.-Firo starting In
wooden buildings In IN euclosuro known
as Jones' Woods n. Avenue A and Six.
tY.cighth street to-day, sproad ovor four
blocks betwccn Sixty.scven.h and Sow.
cnty'iiret ~stropts. Avenue A and tho
Last river. Over 500. 900 damage was
done. Tho sudden change in the wind
caused the tlrc TO sprcad whom tho fro
men thought they had /. under control.
Fifty horses werO burned to death aud
Il number OF persons wero injured.
Twelve minutes after the discovery Of
tho flames, tho enormous dancing pa.
vilion, the two tlors OF sUa.s und gale.
ries OF the woods were u mass OF flames.
4 stiff southwest wind carried tho
flames towards the river. Then tho
wind changed again and turned tho
flames towards Avenue a. Tho fire
seized the tilmsy buildings and In five
minutes the great wooden towers at the
emtrance OF the woods In Avenue A werc
burning, together with the line OF
buildings along Si~xty.cighth street. The
buildings Oh tho north side OF Sixty.
seventh street also caught fire.
The buildings fell 80 rapidly around
tho engine stationed in the street that
the iiremen were compelled to desert 1t.
Tho engine was buried beneath tho
ruins and crushed and twisted out OF
EInDn .Thia npripn y,Iyob t., lr,oyrt, 80,
the silver King" has been In tho de-
pavsnent twenty.tour yours.
Tenants OF tho building burned were
unable 10 gave any OF their household
ELECTS. The stone works Of B. a. & G.
\. Williams. onc Of the beat equipped
concerns Of tho kind In tho United
States, were deatroyod. As many az
$50 trucks standing In tho streets, and
which were tho property Of men living
In the houses Whereabouts, were burned.
Un the river front aldo tho dancing
pnviilions, bar rooms, shooting CALLER.
lea. bowling alleys and dressing rooms
crumbIed like paper. The docks at the
foot OF S!xtv.eighth and Seventeen
streets were consumed. as we're also the
buildings and plan, OF the East River
Gas Company.
Mrs. Mary Reilly, n widow, had her
leg broken in jumping from the win.
dow OF her home. Fireman Richard +.
Moore in going to the fire was thrown
from his truck, the wheels OF which
passed over and fatally injured him.
Battalion Chief John Fisher was also
thrown from his wagon and severely
bruised.
Last night the P.J. Meyer Association
held o dance in the woods and i. was 3
o'clock this morning before the last OF
the guests left the place. 1t was an
hour later when tho flames were dis.
covered. Nothing as to tho origin OF
the fire can be learned.
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Deafness Cannot DO Cured

by local applications, as thcy cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
Thero is only n way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused BY AZ innamcd con.
dition OF tho mucous lining Of tho
eustachian tube. When this tube GETS
intlnmcd you have a rumbllng SOUND or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed deafness IL the result, and
unless the inflammation eau be taken
out and this tube restored 10 Its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine caacs out Of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
intlamcd condition OF tho mucous sur
fQcea.
We will Give one hundred dollars Tor
any case Of deafness Caused by ca,arrL)
that cannot be curcd by HalT's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
1:TSold by druggists, Is cent?.
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ltEMAHliADLE NAVAL FEAT.

Torpedo Nonts Steal Into Hnrbor Witlou.
Discovery by tho Search Lights.
NEWPORT. May l6.-The torpedo boats
Gushing and Stiletto successfully atole
into the harbor last night withou. be.
ing detected by the torpedo station
search light. The incident is regarded
here as a remarkable naval feat, and
much to the credit Of Lieutenant L. +.
Fletcher, 10 command Of the Cushing,
and Lieutenant Roy c. Smith, ii com.
Man1 OF the Sii!etto, inasmuch as the
officers OF the station were warned and
made @ special attempt 10 lind tho
boats. Admiral Gherardi notified Gap.
tam Converse this morning that the
boats would try to run in between 9
and 9:3O O'Clock on their return from
New York. Tho color OF the Cushing
had been changed to deceive the sta.
ton officers, but the Slilo;.o was still
dark green.
Tho boats entered the range OF tho
search light q few minute1 utter tho %.
pointed time. but not till i, was seen
that those at tho station wero ready for
the search. They stole over to the
shore OF Conanicntt leland and passed
along It 10 Rose island, where they
crossed the hlrbor and camo into their
anchorage, while the officers with the
light were ye, looking tor them at the
entrance to bank. Tho boats for fifteen
minutes we're in tho clear open channel,
but ih0ir deep color against the rocky
shore beyond caused them to escape
detection. They were also fine =
red; The Crshlng'a new color Is nearly
q BLACK. The officers looking for the
boats were Cotnmandor Converse, Lien.
tenant Commanders Kennedy and Bel
KNAPP. Lieu,cnants Holman and Capo-
hart.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than othcrsand 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 tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence Is due to It's presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
alive; eiTcctually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
profession, because 1t acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cn!ng them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but It Ia man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig.
and being well informed, you will NOV
accept any substitute il offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
BELLAIs,It.
Al Sorts OF Local New. anu Gossip from

III Sorts OF Local News anu Ooss,p from
tho oinSs City,
Tho city board Of education on Tuus.
day evening adopted d ruld Tint lilo
girls In tho graduating cla,s on tho 9th
OF June and In oil tho graduating classes
to follow should not drets In ANYTHING
inor than cotton fabric, without flowers
or other ornaments, and prescribing tho
penalty that girls violating this rule
VIII not roceivc q diploma. Tho object
OF tho board To- discourage extravaganza
III dress for such OCCASIONS will DO renur.
ally commanded, but tho action was 40
lale this year that most OF tho girls have
tlIcir commencement" dresses already
niado and OH Of thotn aro vory lno
oneB. This state OF aGairs hns ca,lpod
some crltclam OF tho rule, which would
otherwise DO commended.
A. NJ. Grouse. ono OF the oldos. rcsl.
donta Of this township. mot with nor.
hops q fatal uccident ut the homo Of bis
sor, in the First ward, Tuesday ovon.
Ing. IIo slipped aud felft and, injured
his splne 10 that his lowor limb, are
paralyzod. Mr.. Grouse Is eighty four
years OF ago aud was quito feeble, and 1t
Ii believed no cannot recover from tho
result OF this accident. 10 was sinking
worry rapidly last evening.
Tho Young Peoples Working Society
Of tho First NJ. Z. church hold q spirited
election for officers for tho ensuing
year, at which the ladies' voted, and il
resulted In tho election Of the following
officers: President. X. g. Meyer; vico
presidents, Mrs. Chandler and Miss
Florence Ncvans; secretary, Misa Ella
Sattcrlcld; treasurer, ". G. McClain.
Tho steel works had to close down
yesterday morning. Tho coal miners
had quit work and thore was no. coke
enough on hand to Justify paying tho
price asked for coal from other quar-
tcrs, though q West Virginia firm oiiers
to deliver coal here in orders OF 100 cur
lots to supply all demands.
Mr.. William A. Gorby, purchasing
ugont OF tho United Suites Glass Com.
pany, was In tho city yesterday, having
come down from Pittsburgh for i visit
with his father here. Mr.. Gorby Is au
old Bollaire boy. having begun HE suc.
cnssful business career at tho foot OF
Inc nader III TINS CITY,
lsaac Rowing was charged with steal
ing the printing press aud type from
tho residence OF RGv. D. W. Chandler
Gy his son, Element chandler, ycstcr-
9ay' n inc BOY was given q hearing
before mayor Dubo's IN the evening,
the BOY Denying any connection with
'"u n''ss''i So'"''
Inc irat case ior VOCATION OF tho Sun
Jay hquof law was neiore the mayor
ronJou =, a;".ii"J p.I," u lc'nase
nnIo, - 49, ohapao h,,. a., w m;I p.ea was
w.. morn;vs 49, ' ou WIZ uppeht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
THE STORY OF WORK.,

A lover of pictures. a man Of means, making a tour of the art
galleries OF the world, realized that the luxury of seeing all these
beauties was limited to the very wealthy. and to them only by
Wearis0me and expensive travelling and time. "Why not in the
present age of perfect Photographic reproduction, why not reproduce
the most beautiful. the most popular, the most noted Of these art
treasures p was the question he asked himself. Why not indeed
no sooner thought Of than he applied his means and prestige to Sc.
cure large and perfect photographs Of the choice pictures.
The result is MASTERPIECES FROM THE ART GALLERIES OF
The WORLD" The original idea was to issue the book in parts
just as is now being done; but to charge So 90 a parto 500 in all.
Now, a syndicate Of newspaper publishers has purchased the photo.
graphs and plates, and S Issuing them to Boom Circulation.
Now, everyone may have this magnificent work, which was
originally intended fol- the rich mans palace.
Such is the force Of nineteenth century invention, machinery,
enterprise, and DESIRE FOR GREAT CIRCULATION.
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BRUTAL WIFE MURDER.
a Terrible Tragedy Unearthed by Dallas
Texas, 0ti!ccrs.

A Terrible Tragedy unenrthed by Dallas,
Texas, Oi!ccrs.
DALLAS. TEXAS. May 16.-A most re.
voting case OF wife murder has been
unearthod here. l. Z. Williams, an up.
holsterer on Mckinney VENUE and uar.
wood street, with his wife lived on the
second floor over his business house.
Last Wednesday bis wife disappeared.
The ncighbors became suspicious and
informed the sheriff. who finally ar-
rested Williams and Dick Johnson, u
negro employee. and visited the homo
OF Williams. The mattress and bed
clothing were saturated with blood and
u hand axe was found iucrusted with
goro. Near the sidowalk earth was re-
moved and tvo feet below tho surface
was found the body Of Mrs. Williams
with her skull crushed in. Dick John.
son has confessed that Williams killed
his wife and hired him and another
negro TO mako away with tho body.
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CowLEs, Isle OF WrGur, Ainy Ih.-Ncws
reached the royal yacht squadron to.
day That the cutter Valkyric, formerly
owned by Lord Dunravcn, after which
yacht tho tanoua Nalkyric wa4 nancd,
has i%ouudercd Off tho coast OF Africa,
NIL those on board OF her bUiuc drowned.
Lord Dunraven sold tho EnII;yric to
an Italian gentleman and she recently
competed III the Mediterranean rugatsI.
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~PiTrsNrHGM. Pa, May lG.-Thc naval
boa'd Investigating the so.called armor
plate fraud at CNTncgie's stecl works
arrived from Warrington to-day and at
once rcopcncd the examination. The
board ~ montiny Mt Homestead and
viii probably br in .rssiou most Of tho
week. AZ bciorc. the investigation is
being held behind clpsud doors.
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WHAT THE WORK is.

The pictures are the choice works of the greatest artists, many
Of the originals having been sold for over s1oo 900 a piece. Fifteen
Of these grand pictures Will he given in each part, besides a sketch
Of the artist and description of the picture. When complete this
will be the best and finest Art Book ever published. Subscribers
may secure the pictures without the coupons by paying e cents
for each part.
One part will be distributed each week. It is therefore neccs.
sary to cut one coupon out and forward them regularly, so as not
to miss any Of the numbers and spoil the set.
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Tho promp,nces ind certainty Of !ts
Curr have made Chamberlain Cough
Remedy famous. It IL intended cspc.
CiaIIy for coughs, cnlls. Group and
whooping cough, and 10 tho mot effect.
uNl remedy known Tor these discusses.
Mr., C, u. Maiu. Of Union City. Pa. says:
~ have n great snle on ChambcrlaIn's
Cough Remedy. ! warrant every bot
Ito and have never hoard Of one failing
to give entire satisfaction"
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II ever n muu fucI4 like "a poor worm
OF tho dust" II is when he suffers from
that Urea i"c'iue. Ayers ]Surrnpari,lu
removes this dtscouroging piysicnl
condition and linparts the thrill OF now
III" and energy to every nerve, tissue,
muucic. anL fibre OF thr whole body.
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To Transport "IuduNrIals."

GREEN klrHu, we, May lh-Colonol
Pollard and loS men OF the Eighteenth
infantry rcachci here at 3 O'Clock to mid
Marshal Rankin in the york Of taking
i'ie indus'rials now uulvr arrc-, back
T." Idaho. Marsha! rinkhsu, ol Idaho.
VIII reach hers thj- evening wI,h war.
ElEta for tho inius:rinlg who arc now
Imprisoned in the nrmory hurc.
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People seeking rec. and health will
find located at Mt Lake Park, .h!s suu.
NOR, u iirs.-clnss llyo!onc Home, with
all the comfort and convcnionccs OF Il
we'll appointed sanitarlum. To be
opened May l.. For further particulars
address llvGIESE HONG.
NLrn Mt. Lake Park, Nd.
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krRyrn & CHEW, neutrality-suspicious..
OMAMA, Mn. hIay /, 1901.

OMAHA, Mn, May /, 1891.
70 Whom Il iGp Concern:
am troubled considerably with head.
sCho and have tried almost everything
which is used MS 0 preventive or cure,
but there is nothing that has done mo
80 much good IA Krausc'a Headache
Capsules. ALBEIT llrLirh.
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Wheeling, and Bowie " Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Starts In q VOL Known Now York
Pleasure Resort.
Many BUILDINGS ARE CONSUMED

And Great Damage Done to Other
Pr0porty-Tho Disaster Similar to
That Which Occurred at Boston
only u Fow Hours Bcforo-Flny
Horses Burned aud Several porsous
lJurod-A Fire Englnc Buried IN
tho Ruins
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liuCEiSGHA@'s DYE for tho Whiakcr,
can be applied when nj home. an! il
uniformly successful in coloring 4 brown
ar black, Hence its great popularity.
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CONSUL EDWARDS DEAD

Our Representative nj Berlin Die, After n
Months IlIn-,-.
BERLIN, May lC.-Thc Uni,oi States
consul general, William Hayden Ed.
wards, died last nigh, OF brain fevrr.
Mr. Edward. Ind been i'll Tor a moa.h.
lie leaves u widow and two children.
Tho burial will take place at pot41am,
Mr.. Edwards Tns appointed from Ohio
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WHAT We EXPECT YOU TO Do FOR Us!

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Has attempted, and what good judges who have seen the advance
sheets and photographs say that he has succeeded in doing.
The list of artists whose work is reproduced includes ali the men
and women who have made a reputation in Europe, aud theapic-
lures selected are the most popular Of their productions, in factthe
book is a collection Of the
Best Pictures Of The Most Famous Artists.
The engravings are perfect reproductions, they give US the
artist S own ideal So fine are they that you detect the brush marks.
There has never been before such an opportunity to secure
An Article Of Real Value and Artistic Merit for Coupon.
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THE WAY TO GET 1T,
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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-11-24
Smelling Men Meet.

Daniel Gugenheim, president o.
the Guggenheim Silver Smelling &
Refining company has returned
to New York from Denver. Gug
genheim has been attending a con.
ference in which all the large smelt.
ing interests of the United States
were represented. II is one of the
first conferences of the kind ever
held in this country, and the results
hoped to be achieved by it will very
likely have marked effect on the
silver markets of the world.
"We met simply for the purpose
Of investigating the practicability
and ACCESSIBILITY of the silver smell.
tiers and refineries disposing Of
their product through a central
committee in New York consists OF
Guy q. Barton, A. II. Meyer and
myself Our object in bringing
about the sale o! silver in this man
ner is to eliminate speculation in
silver which is now carried on by
brokers dealing in this commodity.
In this way We hope to keep the
price stable and to DO able to tell
just where we stand.
another thing we hope to do is
to market our own product. The
big buyers of silver are now India
China and Japan. They buy our
silver through London. There is
no good reason why this should be
so. We should sell to them direct. y
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-11-24
Why The Democracy Was Whipped

Ambassador Bayard says the
Democrats were whipped because
of too little Free-trade Democratic
legislation. The average Repub.
lican says, because of too much Free
Trade. Editor Watterson saws
Cleveland did it by accusing the
party of perjury and dishonor.'
Governor Pennoyer says Cleveland
did it by his anti-silver policy.
Numerous other authorities give
reasons which sound the changes
on these various opinions.
They are all right. The Demo
Gratis were whipped because they
and the Administration did all
kinds of things they ought not to
have done and failed to do sundry
things they should have done. In
brief, they displayed a conspicuous
incapacity for managing the affairs
of the country in so many differen,
ways the people rightly concluded
that they could not be trusted.