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IT seems n close shave, but ii one
must bet on the Presidents attitude on
the seigniorage bill the least risk will
be 20 wager that he will stand on it with
his veto.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms 49, 60. Counting Room IlG.
Gm GaddlTQstnr1.
WHEELING, MARCH 81, 1891.

SUBSCRIBERS to tho lSTELLIGENCEN
who intend to move April l should lonvo
word u, to their change OF address mt the
office, that there ma be uo delay or Inter-
ruptlOn In tho delivery of tho paper.
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lr is great weakness in Prendergast
TO admit y for tho sake OF argument
that he may DO insane.
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER rcnders the
hair lustrous and sllkcn, gives it an
even color, and cnablcs women TO pu.
it up in n great variety Of styles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

sjFI'W ViNI'G1 ~ ~ 4'he'''Bth%F
STEUDsNvILLE, o., March 23.-uack
Holman, an experienced mill worker,
was caught and drawn into the coup.
linss OF the rolls At the Jefferson mill
this evening and had both legs crushed.
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TIE american Manufacturer speaks OF
"the possibility Of still lower prices for
ore, coal, coke and freights by water
aud rail-" Is there Il still lower depth ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

OMAHA, NEE, March 23.-The great
storm that has been prevailing over the
northwest has entirely aba,ed and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

THE men who don't join Coxoy's army
viii be the best part OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

THE weather may spoi! Coxoy's eastcl
bonnet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

Col BRrcSISmDGE - "The vienna,
tempted me and l did eat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

PERSONS who send their good money
to CoXey and the said money as aiore.
said are soon parted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

Csc per pair for Kid Gloves worth
81 so. GEo. NJ. Shook & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-24

The lSTEiLlGESCLR. embracing Its several
editions is entered IN tho POstOtllco at Wheel
Ing. W, Va. as scCOnd.ClaSS matter,
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EOtiCe 10 Natural Gas Consumers

Tho HlDBERD CALORIFIC NATURAL GAS
BURNER Is theonly burner on the market that
Is guaranteed To give satisfaction. Bc not do.
cclved IN accepting Just ~ coon with no
guarantee. Sold only by
GEO. HlBBERD 4 son,
mr2l 1914 Market Street.
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~
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Paper Cleaned, or any other work In connection
vantage by notifying Jones II lrro., - Twelfth
street, telephone 35J. or calling on
ALIEN. HOPKINS
mrll llD High street.
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pUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - WE
start In business, in one OF the bcst towns in
eastern Ohio; store room with workshop annex.
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Address GEO, ". JOtISSON'S SONS. mrG
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Nrw

WILD PAY CASH FOR ANY RE
w TAIL stock Of any kind Of merchandise.
Communications strictly confidential Address
III. - this ollcC. mtG
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CT. MATTHEW'S CHURCll-SEH-
- VICES on Easter davi IA. m, holy com.
munIon. 1881 n, M, morning prayer, sermon
aud holy commum!OL IN y. H., sunday school
festive. $50 p. NJ, evening prayer, with tho
vested CLDlr, mr9i
The evening world., 1894-01-08

listers began IT by acting with con-
straint when together. Then. II Kate
CHANGED to be cnJoying a conversation
with Harold, she was narrowly watched
by Julia; and II Julia appeared to he
ln~onopo,izlng Iiarold's society. Kate was
strangely NiGilint. In due time the keen
eyes OF the villagers noted that tho
serenity Of the Somcryiilc sisters had
been disturbed; and each now took her
daily PRONUNCIATION alone; and finally
that both seemed to be settling into a
hopeless melancholy. What could have
wrought this transition? All, some one
p~enetratcs the mystery; the prophecy
once made had been fulfilled "ShuGll
Kate and Julia ever fall IN love, II Will
necessarily be with the same man" And
they actually had fallen In love with
tho same man! There was proof posi-
two OF hat; the sweet, unsa'tsh sisters
hsG forgotten each other in the love they
bore this fascinating cousin. But the
wiFest OF the gossips could not guess
even now which was the favored one.
Mr.. Kingsley dividc his attentions so
impartiaily between the two that both
were m%iserably jealous.
At last Harold put an end to all this
uncertainty BY answering the question
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facts were sufficient in themselves to
make him an object OF Interest,
But the good people were doomed to
disa appointment. They found that they
were TO share very little In the society
of Harold Kingsley. When he grew so
strong that he could no longer be looked
upon as IN Invalid he still devoted all
OF his time to the two sisters. II he
walked or rode 1t was always with one
or both OF them, and folks began TO
shake their heads and speculate on the
idea OF Kate and Julia at last being
separated. For which sister he had Il
preference no one was wise enough to
discover, and the question troubled many
who would scorn to be denom!nated
meddlesome.
In the mean time the little family was
being cn.ivened by Harold Kingsley's
presence. lie was so grateful for the
slightest act OF Kindness that II was a
Joy to be OF service to him Even the
pretty girl In the kitchen appreciated
his fact, and We'd with the others In
being useful to Mr.. Kingsley, while he.
a thorough gentleman, was as courteous
to maid as TO mistress.
But a. weeks passed a sad Change
came over the happy househald. Tbs
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Julia must know Of this"

She Went s~traightway to her sister.
Julia" said she, with all the wonderful
tenderness of which she was c~arablc.
Harold is now in the kitchen making
love to Jessie"
,.ul'a looked at her in establishment.
II should suppose trat would interest
you more than it does me. ! meant to
ONE and congratulate you. dear, but
when Harold told me Of your engage
ment l could not help thinking how
lonesome | would be without YOU,
naG"-
MY engagement" cried Kate. in a
bcwildcred way. He said lie was going
10 marry you
ME? Did he tell you that"
YES, he said he was about TO deprive
ms OF my compani1n,"
Til very thins he said 10 me-"
Then suddenly the truth flashed upon
the minds Of both, and as they thought
OF the ridiculous mistake they had made
the sisters burst into the hrs; hearty
laugh they had enjoyed for weeks.
And II Is Jessie, after ALL" added
Kate, when their merriment had sub
sided. but way did he call her our
The evening world., 1894-01-08
POLICE WERE AT THE SEANCE
Medium Jules Wallace Arrested
Last Night in Warrington.
(Dy Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Jules Wallace.
n spiritualistic medium of wide reputa-
ton. came to griei in this city last night
and now languishes behind the bars. He
came to Washington a few weeks ago
from St. Loui and gathered about him
a considerable following of spirltualistic
believers, principally women.
He advertised 10 hold "A grand seance
at Typographical Hall last night, and
about seven hundred people paid 10
cents each to witness the performance.
Assistant District-At:orney Pugh, having
been advised Of VILLAGES reputation.
swore out a warrant yesterday for the
arrest OF the medium, and IL was placed
in the hands of Detective Rhodes,
After the performs nee the officer
stepped upon the platform and paced
Wallace unde.' arrest. This action created
a sensation and almost u panic. Wal
lace's female advisers raised a shout of
Down with the po!ice!" then became
hysterical, and pandemonium ensued.
A Police Sergeant and three additional
detectives who were in the audience went
to the assistance of Detective Rhodes,
and Wallace was finally LANDED in the
stR~tion-house.
1T Is said that Wallace has been driven
out of San Francisco. Honolulu, Portland.
Denver, Kansas -.ty and st. Louis on
account of being n fakir. and that he IL
now wanted In the latter city by the
police. He is held here on the charge
of being a suspicious character.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
CHICAGO GAMBLERS GLOOMY
Chief of Police Brennan Has Closed
All Their Dcns.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Chief Brennan's
order to close all gambling houses has
cast a gloom over the members of the
fraternity. Many OF the sports came
downtown last night and discussed the
latest edlct of the police. Judging from
their faces they did not seem to be jubi-
Ian. over the situation.
The opinions OF the gamblers vary MS
to the real outcome OF the crusade
against rambling. one of the owners of
II gambling house consented TO talk,
but, requested no; to have his name used.
This won't last long" he said, a
! think before, the end of the week we
shall be running again. The reason for
closing us up now, ] think, is the de-
sire TO close the pool-rooms; and in
order Ia those comply IL Is necessary
that We shut up, You can't stop gam
bling. It's no use trying. 1t is human
nature to gamble, and II people can't
gamble publicly they will do Il in the
private houses or hide themselves in
hotels
While some of the owners are %sanEuine
of seeing the police order revoked within
n few days. their employees do not seem
to he as sure OF 1t. and many OF them say
they intend leaving Chicago for more fer
tile fields. TIT order to close did not
have any effect upon several people, II
consequently their places were raided.
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their residence In the place.
On a bright Autumn morning the ap-
p%earance of an unexpected letter to Kate
was the cause OF adding a fourth party
TO the family group. Harold Kingsley,
Il distant cousin with whom they had
played when they were children, had
written a request that the sisters receive
him for a time as n boarder. He had
been In miserable health for some
months, and the doctors prescribed quiet
and change of air. Glad OF an opportu-
nifty to benef' a suffering man. they had
welcomed the invalid to their peaceful
home. The day on which he arrived the
Misses Somerville were overwhelmed
with calls from inquisitive L%awtonites
who were " just dying to get a glance at
the newcomer"
lie was afterwards described ms " very
noble looking" quite entertaining"
" remarkably intelligent" In short. ev-
erything good was said of him and moth
Ing detrimental. He was slightly pa.e
and thin. to be sure. but the bracing air
OF Lawton would soon make n handsome
man OF him. The villagers had learned,
TOO. that Mr.. Kingsley was a bachelor.
thirty-thres, with an income that
could well be called generous. These
The evening world., 1894-01-08
THE SOMERVILLE SISTERS.
a MISTAKE Which Caused Them MuCh
Unhappiness.
Them Much

flowed with kindness and sympathy for
their fellow-creatures.
The opinions of these sisters always
conceded exactly. II the ideas OF one
CHANGED TO be expressed while the other
was absent from the room the sentiment
was unhesltating.y attributed to both.
SHOULD Kate and Julia ever fall in
love-" said an acquaintance, ut will nee
e~ssarlly be with the same man"
For six years prior 10 the o6ening OF
my story the SorervIile household had
consisted OF three membcrs-namely, the
ladies above mentioned and n young girl
who presided In the kitchen. The village
OF I-awton knew nothing OF their earlier
history. for y was then they took up
The evening world., 1894-01-08

81 suppose he thought that the niceas-
way OF abiding to her relations towards
us, Wei, she has seemed Ike a COM
panion and We have treated her as such.
Jessie is a good, Intelligent girl and she
deserves a husband Ike Harold. How
strange that we never surmIsed thls!'
Yes, and he was very attentive to her.
too, but | thought ~ was only because he
was naturally polite, and never dreamed
~ anything serious in that quarter. I
thought, Julia, that-that"-and Hates
arms went around her sisters neck
you didn't care for Harold, did your
Julia returned the embrace and said
with n smile: mo. bat | was worried
about you'll believed that you did"
And we have been suffering torment
because we thought We We're going to be
separated | couldn't make myself speak
to you about 1t, ana yet a few words
would hav emoved a burden from both
our Minds
YES, and In the future. dear. let Us
speak freely to each other; let nothing
come between US. now that oar hearts are
reunited in the old love and conhdcnce."
n the slst+-s vert together froFa
that room, hlled with an inaescrlpsLis
peace,,rchicRGp MANA
The evening world., 1894-01-08
CYCLE SHOW OPENS.
The Monster Exhibition VIII Rrpin
Mt the Garden To.Night.


Madison Square Garden has been the
scene Of Unusual stir and busting ac-
ttvity for the past few days, and this
afternoon everything was In readiness
for the opening Of the big National, cycle
show this evening. which will continue
every day from . o'clock to II p. NJ, for
the rest Of the week.
TIL exhibition Is the most complete of
It's kind which has ever been attempted.
Wheels of every description and make
will be shown, from the. earliest and
most primitive types of the vclocipede.
to the modern high-gradc cycle, which
emhodics the results of hundreds Of in
vcntions. extending over the past nifty
mechanical skill of the first order,
The greatest strides have been made
within the past half dozen years. since
the safety wheel came into use. and 1t is
this department which VIII undoubtedly
attract the chief interest.
Miniature shops haVe been fitted N by
various manufacturing firms. and Wis
itors will he afforded the opportunity
In every stlge of It's construction. The
exhibit. besides comprising specimens of
the finest wheels mad in this country
and Europe. will also include n very
large variety of cycle sundries and &C.
cessoriee. showing the very latest and
most improved devices and furnishings
necessary to the comfort II convenience
Ct the wheelmen.
The committee In charge OF the mon
rter show consists of A. Edmund Hi
drich, of the Riverside Whe2lmen. Chair
nan; Frederick keer. of the Hudson
county IN. j. Wheelmcn. and Henry
l.. ~saltonstall, of the Elizabeth Athletic
Cyc!ers, Elizabeth. N. j.. In addition
to those; there is a Trade MommlttShn
show. and including l.. Ii. johnson.
Chairman; J. S. Bretz. F.. n. Loane. jr.;
c. A. Persons and A. O. Very.
a stage performance will he given
each afternoon and evening by w. S.
Maltby. the trick bicycle rider. and others
who have been specially engaged to CON-
The evening world., 1894-01-08
MYSTIC SHRINE CARNIVAL.
Great Preparations for Mecca Tenn
pies Ball Next Monday Mint.

Preparations have been completed for
the grand ball and reception Of the
Mecca Temple of the Mystic Shrine at
the Madison Square Garden on the even
Ing Of Jan. Is.
1t will be the most imposing celebra-
ton Of the kind that the Mystic shriners
have ever given In this CITY. The great
eature of the entertainment will be the
elaborate production of "A new and or
ig1nal musical spectacle entitled Mo
hammed's Return to Mecca; or. The
lBoiram of the Daughters Of the Desert"
invented by Noble Fred Solomon, and to
be given under his personal supervision.
Nearly 500 people will take part In the
Will be worn by the performers. Every
one is looking forward to It as the
great event OF the season. Mecca
Temple will have as its guests on this
occasion delegations OF Mystic Shriners
from all parts Of the country.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Coming Events.

Annual ball OF the John siemon Association,
Concordia Assembly Rooms. rs and so Avenue A.
Sunday evening. Jan. "a.
Parade review of the Second Battalion, Seventy
first Regiment, at the armory, One Hundred and
Seventh street and Lexington avenue. Tuesday
evening. Jan. 10.
Inaugural ball Of The Paragon Club, Lyric Hall,
1913 Sixth avenue, this evening.
Entertainment and reception OF Holy Cross Ly-
ninth street, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. sherwood's reading in aid OF the kind
Word on The Practical Workings OF the Ass1-
%ciatior.' . r. NJ. to-day, ut the Windsor Hotel.
First ladies' entertainment and reception OF the
Trowel club, Thursday evening, at the Com
mandery Room. Masonic Temple.
Annual reception OF the Algonquin Club. Central
Opera-lIouse, SiNty-seventh street and Third ave
nue., Wednesday evening, Jan. y.
Annual ball OF Liberty Lodge, ISL. X. OF p. at
Central O~pcra-House, Tuesday evening, Jan. 10.
Eighth annual bali OF the Harlem WhceImen at
street. Friday evening, Jan. ~.
The Nativity play, or Christmas cantata, will be
produced In the basement hall OF st. Bernardo
Church, West Fourteenth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues, for the benefit OF the poor OF
the parish, on the evenings OF Jan. 3. ), I s, 10.
l., II, Is. II. 10, 81. %, 20. &c and IS.
Second annual ball OF the Lobster Club. a. Wen.
del's Assembly Rooms. 394-3H West Forty fourth
street. Tomorrow evening.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

Everybody knew them and said that
De somerville sisters were like lovers.
Whey were a~ffectionately attentive to
och other and whenever you saw one
4pu could be sure that her companion
ps not far away. They were not young;
tdeed. 1t was declared that they had
passed their thirtieth year Moreover.
hey were not handsome. Far from
pit" had been the verdict OF n prettier
alden. Yet there was about these two
omen a charm that none OF their
ends ever felt capable OF describing.
fhaps II was the sweet simplicity OF
manner, or It may have been the
dasks Of their nsarts which over
The evening world., 1894-01-08
"SPOT STUFF" RULE REJECTED.
Chicago Board Of Trade Sticks to
Futures" aud "Margins."
lBy Associated Pressl

p CHICAGO, Jan. S.-The Board Of DireC-
tors OF the Chicago oBard of Trade has
decided unanimously against dealing in
spot stuff" The advocates Of the meas
ure claimed their reform would arrest
many abuses, and especially favored the
iiv"rcd at IA certain hour tho next
Dealing In futures was TO be shut of
and margins on sales were to bC seldom
necessary. The details Of this system
were referred to n committee. which re
ported strongly against 1t. The report
was approved by the Executive Commit
tee and C]oncurred In by the fun Board
Of Directors unanimously.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
ATTENTION., GIRLS!
A Fine Chance to Learn French, Ger
man, Stenography and Sewing Free.

A grand opportunity for learning
French. German, stenography, book
keeping and all the English branches,
besides needlework is offered free to
young women at the Senior Female Even
ing School, at 226 East Fifty-seventh
street.
these studies to all women and girls of
sixteen years and over. This is the only
free evening school north of Houston
street In which French. German. stenog-
rapfy and sewing are taught. There Is
room for many more students at this
school, and a number of new classes will
be formed tonight, so that every one
ceptional opportunity should be on hand
to enroll her name.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
100 YEARS OlOANDD DESTITUTE.
Neighbors Come to the Relief of
Aged Mrs, Sullivan.
Her Daughter Lost the Position
Which Yielded Small Pay.

Mrs. Mary Sullivan. Of l6s Mulberry
street. Is one of the few women In New
York who will admit she ls over a cen
fury old. She lives with her only daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Mulcahey. In one room In
he rear of the tenement at the humble
mentioned.
Mrs. Sullivan says she was born Feb.
2, 1885. in County Kerry. ireland. she
has been bedridden for seven years and
Is totally blind. Her left side Is paralyzed
and her mind is almost gone.
Mrs. Mulrahey, her daughter, was en-
ploycd as "A Hortcr of rags In n Baxter
street cellar. and earned 20 cents a day.
This was theii only means OF support.
She lost her position A short time ngo,
II since then they nave had n hare
struggle for existence.
Their one room cost them SO n month.
and they were four months behind In
rent. Mrs. j. Hittlozen. of lis Mulberry
street. discovered the sad condition Of
the unfortunate women and interested
some friends in heir behalf. A small
fund was started and food n fuel
provided. Had 1t not been for Mrs.
Ilttlozen's goodness the chances are they
would have starved. Mrs. Mulcahey had
parted with nearly everything she could
spare to furnish food for her mother.
Mr.. Dunn. a Spring street baker, heard
OF the case yesterday and paid $40 on
the back rent. Mrs. S%ullivan's neigh
bors, all poor people, have assisted them
with presents OF food and buckets of
coal,
The old woman. up to her nineticth
year, had never required the services OF
a doctor. She has two Erandsons, whom
she has not seen for months.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
ASSAULTED A POLICEMAN,
He Barred Out Taylor and His
Friends from n Private Party.

Howard Taylor, the nineteen-year-old
son OF n wealthy merchant. who lives
at 305 Keap street. was held in the Even
Street Court, Williamsburg, to-day on n
charge OF assaulting Policeman Farmer.
OF the Greenpoint Station, while he was
on duty at Turn Hall, Mesero!e street,
carly yesterday morning.
Taylor and a number of friends en-
deavored to force their wav upstairs,
where a private party was being held.
The policeman barred the way, and was
then attacked and beaten by the young
men. Taylor, however, was the only on
arrested.
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Rich Gold strike Near Eel PasO.
(By Associated PressD

TBy NFsDCIlIeu TTtst1
FL PASO. Tex, Jan. s.-Another rich gold
strike is reported in the Black Mountains, north
o. here. The vein shows Ave feet Of solid ore.
which is thick with gold. FL Paso has the gold
craze, and many are leaving for the gold fields.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

Amateur boxing Is promised n good
season In Pittsburg. The University
Athletic Club, OF that city, will give Il
big show this week.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

w. G. George, the English runner. 1t Is
said, has challenged any man in the
word to run from one to twelve miles
for So, 800 to 5000 a side,
The evening world., 1894-01-08
Killed by nm Electric Car.

ny Nt7T|TWTII T|TTN
CANIsrEo, y. Y, Jan. s-An unknown ma..
supposed to be Alphonse c. Gross, was Killed last
nigh, by an electric car near Hornellsvllle While
walking on the track.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

Alec Greggains and John Cattanacf
spar at Hartford next week.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

malaria with Mnn.u's cAit.aT". 1888 fB" 'SsyS,r
The evening world., 1894-01-08

The orioles. Of Astoria, and a team
from Company b. S~eventy-first Regi-
ment. played an exciting game of foot
bal at the latter's armory last Saturday
night. The score resulted In a ties to s..
Another game will be arranged.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

Better use too
much than too
little Pearline
Beware Of imita lions
The evening world., 1894-01-08

G. W. Purdy. Miss Fannie Rice's hus-
band, has taken possession of Stockwells
Theatre In San Francisco, and the bub-
blesome Miss Rice Is playing there for
all she Is worth. How long Mr.. Purdy
will remain manager of this theatre is
not known. He Is what is known as a
"hustler." and considering that he was a
dental, artist before he married Miss
for himself of which many old-timcrs
might feel proud.
The evening world., 1894-01-08

MEL n,c WALTER SANFORD, Lesse a Mr.
NiDlU ,. Prices zoe, 25c. 3Sc. and Soc.
5O7 GOOD RESERVED SEATS At 25c. :.
UNDEH THE CIT LAMP.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-06-06

Nnsylvania is the home
kan majoritios. But it
~ on universal sym
Wins is going to Ice