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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
Ills BRIGHT nEn SUR or HAIR.
Queer Experiences OF White Man
Among the UtnH.

Among the Ut0E.
ut was in Colorado in ISL" said
Harvey c. Smartwood. OF Canon City,
Col, 10 Washington Post reporter,
"hetorc the influence OF the white man
was utterly dominant.
AS You see, natura saw Git TO give mo
n shock OF carninc colored hair. When
hrst went among tho Indians they all
though. that it was painted, Just as they
universally paint their own bodies aud
faces and heads. An old chief came up
to me one day md looked at my hair
very carefully, Ugh said he, and
then, turning to the guide who had our
party IN charge. ho asked him TO nsli
me where l got the kind Of paint that
would color and not DO greasy or look
dauby. Tho guide told him my hair
wasn't painted, but no wouldn't believe
him. | didn't know what no was after.
l had m idea that he was calculating
how nice my red scalp would look hung
about his dirty old body, and was in
clIncd to resent it.
FINALLY tho guide asked mo il
would object to putting water on my
hair. lie said tho Indians wouldn't be-
lleye it wasn't painted until they saw
that water wouldn't wash the color out.
OF course, took Some water and rub
bed it on my hair, and then showed my
hands TO them. 1t took four or five
days OF wondering examination TO con.
vince them that | hadn's found some
particularly fine paint and got myself
up in bright red suit OF hair"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
DANGER JUST AHEAD
A Prominent Professor Speaks About
tho Threatening Things Abroad ut
This limo OF tho Ycnr.

at Is surprising how many people nra suffer-.
ing to-day from SO.calIcl coughs, colil aud In.
fucnEa"
The remark wrS made By n very rromiurnt
professor, connected With ono OF tho leading
new lOtk hoNptAlG Continuing. hp said,
~ Is hut these things that nTO troubling pcO-
ple' bnt II Is un advanced form OF on old enc.
my, the grip lcOp,O feel out 0t Sorts sucrEc.
have pains In the muscles aud homes, have no
Gppculc, loSonsl interest In the world aul won
else.
NOW. MI such symptoms need to have prompt
treatment The attack must be m'i nul -.
Tlscd nj once, ur 1t Is certain to result In sOlRu,
ming serious | know NJ but ono way 10 CCr.
inihly avoid .hctn troubles which Rru now 50
common, nhd thnt Is, 10 Immediately counter.
nCI thom by using good, pufO. strong stmu.
lRnt' Nothing NJ tie ordinary kind, but some.
ming pure aud scientific. For this purpose
nothing has ever rqualcd bury, rura
hhlt WhlSScy. which Is ncEnuWleisGl to dav BY
phySclnnt md scientific people 10 bc the only
pure, medicinal malt whiskcy upon tho mar
kGt."
The words OF tho professor AFRO true aud they
carry wonderful meaning 10 lnauy men md
women VINO arc suiluTIng with tho FIST synu.
IONS ~ gfip or Cllu grip IN It, advanced Stnggs
for MI sicll people We O!lcr II word oil RlytCc
MhICh is TO take tho best menus ~ overcome
lhcaH troubles Rlh do not permit any dealer to
MtrEn You from your pufrOtc 10 have that
winch has proven itSCli by years Of use, 10 uc
inc BEST AMI purCst S.laulCn, In the world.
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CHICAGO. Feb l5.-Cattlc. receipts Il, 800 head;
shipments 500 head: market rather on the
down turn; top native steers - OJIJ 10; good TO
choice 81 7jal 20; medium 81 sal 70; common
s. 5Oal Is; native cows s. 7OaJ Ij Texans 81 OOu
$40, Hogs. receipts tl,09e head; shipments
1000 head; native ljngOc lower; rough and
heavy 81 j0Gi 80; packers 81 90n5 90; prime heavy
s. n5aj 10, Sheep and lambs, receipts 5000
head shipments 10000 hrnd; mNFEe. steady; top
sheep s. 00a3 IS; top limbs 81 UOai 81.
EAST Liberty. IA, Feb. I5.-Cattlc. rcceip Is
l.52I bend; shipments l.iGO head; market
slow and q shndc lower than yesterdays PRICES
Hogs, receipts 1908 head: shipments 100 head;
market closing with all grades ut s. 4Qa5 o.
Sheep, receipts @,lC0 head; shipments 1000
hcud market slow Ead unchanged.
CiSCfS%ATI. O.. Feb. lj.--Ilogs lower ut 81 Goa
5 10 receipts 3, 100 head; shipments l,20J head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF thu Money AMI stock
MurlICts,

NEW foRE. Feb iI,-Nuurr on cali easy At /
u0r cent; last loan | per cont Clu,ed nj per
cent. Prime mercantile paper y ynjly per cent
sterling exchange firm ~ II sat ", silver
certificates GllUOpi Sales VI stOCha "-s,NO
shares,
rhI' was field lar on tho stock exchange for
the sugar shAr,s tho trRdlnG In WAlch wa, IN u
very hrEc scale, Tho Influences Dcuflng OIL this
lnctcuflnl property wCn all ui Il depressing ma
tllTc, Tho failure TO hold tho annual meeting
yesterday Oh adjournment from last month Rnd
the statement OF the counsel Tor the company
that minority OF the stock had no legal right
To hllOuEi Ito meeting. created situation
which wns not regarded rs favorable by certain
stockholders mud which was taLuu advantage Of
by the short Interest IN hammer tho shares
AdvlcgS from Washington were ndYcfsC to the
sugar inlCTcSh, II being reported that the SEN
Elr sub committee hal agreed " report IN
llyor ui free sugar both raw aUf refined ~
View Of these conditions Il wac not unnatural
that sugar should have been sharply pressed for
ShG OF ihat considerable long stock should hN
brought out The selling movement began nj
tho opening i husncw and large blocks were
thrown on rapidly declining market Sugar
preferred recorded decline Ot ., per Ccnt,
closing nj The lowest point touched.
The uncertainty as 10 the rate Ul dividend 10
hc dcClarcd NJ tO,mOtFOw'S meeting ul directors
gave an unsettled tone to the dealings IN Bur'
iHSton. The CUal share. rcTo weak owing 10
the failure OF the coal sales agents nt to-day =
meeting 10 nrryU nj II decision regarding prices
nnd Delaware, l.arEawannn aud Western broke
- Gud Delaware Hnd Hudson u +. per cent.
III the rest Of the ilny'S transactions DlIlllng,
RcNdiug aud Western Union wero tho only
stocks III which the transactions exceeded 1900
shares and IN all three the fluctuations wcrO
slight mud the closing figures wcrt In Carll case
changed only per cent lsum yesterdays final
| sales. Tho gcauTal market ut the opening was
| quite firm and at the COsc WIS stCnIy 10 NrnI,
Sugar being the only really heavy stock III clos
ing dealings.
The buud market was firm throughout the
day.
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and batl!ed the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not imme-
diately fatal it is among the most nau-
seous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir
to, and the records show very few or no
cases OF radical cure OF chronic catarrh
by any OF the many modes Of treatment
until tho introduction OF Ely's Cream
balm lew years ago. Tho SUCCESS OF
this preparation has been most crafty
ing and surprising. No druggists with
out it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, Ill.,. writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was af-
iec!ed. lie tried many so-callod Kidney
cures but without any good result
About year ago ho began the use OF
Electric Bittcrs and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted to
cure OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and oiton gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only soc for large bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
Petroleum.,

Oh CITY "a, Fen lj-OPcncd highest. low.
est and closed ut Sic: sales a.OO0 barrels; no
clcarances; shipments 9I,9Gl barrels; runs sGGij
barrels.
NEW YonE. Feb 1j.-pe.roeun dull; March
option closed at S11sc.
PETrsrrEgH. PA. Feb. li.-oycncd, closed,
highest and lowest Sic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

MRS, MISSIONS SOorNuSG SYRCY has been used
thciF children while tccthin:, with perfect sue.
cess. ltsoOtheS the child sOitcns tho gums. NJ.
lays a.! pain. cures wind cole. and Is tho hes:
remedy for narthpI. II Will relieve the poor
iitt.e sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
bottle BE surc and ask for "Mrs. WInslow's
Soothing syrup" and take no other kind.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
C. o. DREwsTEE Receiver.
Time Table No IS to take cI-Ar: l2:)l a. n.
SUNDAY SOvcRbcr - 49,

Leave Wheeling -t5:y). i0:D. 5!l;iJa m, t,:2l
s3:ij, ti"D. 300 p. N.
Leave renluSulG-ts:56. 1851. gli:ii T. m, t2::G5
"J:al. fi;5j. Ey:Ob y, IN.
Leave MRrtn's lrrry-tS:l!, 1851 iil:j1 4. IN,
t9.3t, FJ:!T, ti:i!, ty:l4.
Arrive Terminal JGnciion-|S:l7. lilg}, :lI:5j
Il. III. t!:aS. "J:3!. i+:i% s9:lS p M
Leave Terminal Junc;Ion-f7:2l i9:O), O. IN,
"l!:IO, H. ~. El:jl. laos, ti:I, ,fs.iI p. IN.
Leave MHritn's FCrry-t7:@S, EJ;J7 I'm. 'l9:D
800. ii:lQ ti:ig tS:j1 y. III.
Leave rcuilsnln-t7:SL iy:iam., ol9:1l. ii:ll.
ti:l7, tj:.j. ts:5S y. III.
Arrive wAre.lng-f7:iO, sg;2l a. H., ai.:5I,
ii:l7. ti:?j. tj:al. tl:ui p. IN.
'psily. tDally exccp; Sunday. lSundayJ ONLY.
AL trains will run OIL Eastern fime
J.E TAuSSIG. Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

When Baby was s!cE, we gave her Cas.oria.
When she was Child, She cEicd for CastoriA.
Whom Sho became Miss, s!io chung to CRstorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Cos;cr!a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
Metals,

NEW YoEE, Feb. l5.-ps Iron quiet; American
Sll jonlj on. Copper dull; lake &c. Lend weak.
CT; domestic 81 ~. Tin easier straits So 50.
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Cotton.
.Ci$C!SSNTI, o.. Feb. ij.-Lolton steady mid.
dlings 73Sc.
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only.
The Doctor describes the different diseases
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nostic powers have created wonders Throughout:
the country
The ElectrUpnthIc Treatment for nll forms OF
Female Diseases, aud the treatment OF seminal
Weakness Loss OF Manhood nud Errors OF Youth.
ever discovered Us used By Dr5. France & OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On mud nt.er Monday December q. Passenger
Trims will run ms follows: oDaily. tDa!ly Tx
cent SUNDAY. Central time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

That changes the complexion OF
things" mused Wigwass, as no gazcd
on his wifo's dressing casc.-Philadciphia
Record
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RAILROADS
1872 Pennsylvania Stations.
IVEF2nRSyiVdnid LINES.
Ert4H Trains Run by Central Tirae.

TicKEr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o,
Watch hr., fVoT or Eleventh ST, WHEELING,
AT NcLuFE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT THE
lESSBTLvASI. SrArIUS. fuIoOHrOKT.
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Sold on u Positive Guarantee.
DR. MlLES'RILLS, so Doses IS CTS
DIR. OTTMAN

40 Money Required Of Rcsponslblo Par
ties to COmmrucG Treatment.
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Peruvian mummies arc on exhibition
in New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16

Formerly OF Now York. now OF THE FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
lumbus, Ohio by request OF many friends and
patients. has decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
February %.
Bellairc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
Mntnli 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-16
RAILWAY TIME CARD,

:. Arrival and departure Of trains on md aiiss
ilcrcmbCf = lsit EyrIAytfIoS or EErgriScr
NAhhs' DAILY; isuuduS excepted: Monday
saturday Onlr. lalatcrn Standard Time,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
IN ARcUMsH COURT.
A Number of Cases Disposed Of By the
Judges Yesterday.

A Number of Cases Disposed Of By tbs
Judges Yesterday.
Judges Archibald. Gunster and Ed.
wards sat on the bench yesterday in
argument court, tho first case heard
being that Of Ann Munley against John
Hull. This was an action brought by
the plaintiff to recover damages for the
death OF her husband. resulting from
his falling into an excavation on the
property OF the defendant The case
having been non-suitsd. the hearing was
on motion for a rule to take off the
non.suit. Court took the papers.
q. G. Patch vs. Charles Searles; Ger,
tiorari: Soper for plaintiff presented
the case. Judgment reversed.
George Howatt vs.. Joseph Rudewlck
certiofari: Newcomb for plaintiff, Stan.
ton for defendant. Argued. Judgment
reversed.
Richard McHugh va William Dick.
elnick; certiorari: Connolly & Davis
for plaintiff; non. proa
Central Railroad OF New Jersey
against f. Heermans. Non ful6llmOnt
OF contract: willard d. Warren for
plaintiff and Newcombe for defendant.
Judgment reversed.
Lackawanna Iron and Steel company
Va. Scranton Gas and Water company
continued to May 8, and preliminary
injunction continued 10 same time.
Nichols VS. Nichols: Decree in di
yorce.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
BtNsFIT FOR THE CRYSTAL HOSE
That Should 1nsurs a Crowded Housi
for the Fas, Mail.

That Should Insur. Crowded House
for the Fast Mail.
On Saturday evening next the doors
OF the Academy OF Music viii swing
wide open for the great scenic proiuc-
tion Of Lincoln ). Carter's Fast Mail 4"
The railway has often been used by
the dramatist, but never before TO such
an extent IA in Carriers famous play.
The Fast Mail
A freight train with fourteen cara. a
lighted cabooss and full sized loco
motive. with engineer and fireman,
crosses the stage in the most realistic
and noisy manner, while later 10 the
play a great Mississippi river steam
boat, with bells and whistles aud en-.
gines in full operation. moves In and
explodes with terrific force 4 great
scene Is also given OF Niagara In real
tumbling water. The company 10 a
most efficient one. and there Ia great
deal Of fun to 60 with the sensational
effects. A special car for the scenery
is used. and every detail Ia carefully
looked 10 in thostage production OF the
play.
The piece is produced here for the
benefit Of that splendid organization.
the Crystal Hose company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
CAREY & co.'s CIRCUS.
II Opened the Season In This City Yes
tsrday Afternoon.

It Opened the Season In This City Yes
tsrday Afternoon.
o. > Carey e. Co.'S new all.feature
show. museum, trained animal exhi.
bition and congress novelties, opened
the season In Scranton yesterday after
noon, The circus tent is pitched on
Llndon street, opposite the court house,
and ia \ commodious aud<sall arranged
structure. The afternoon performance
was witnessed by y good sized audi
ence, and in the evening at least |. 900
persons were present
Although the performance yesterday
was the first OF the season, nevertheless
everything ran along tolerably smooth
ly. no accident OF any kind occurring
The exhibition throughout was good
one and was fsyorably commented on
by the spectators generally. Billy
Raynoye, the clown, greatly amused
the crowd, while the performance OF
the trained midget ponies was greatly
admired Miss Ida Morsllo IL q phsno
monal performer on the wire, and her
teats were the cause OF muoh wonder
mont Chris aul Maudo Livingstone
are experts 10 hat spinning pastimss
The exhibition given by the riding
dogs is something that Ia never sur
passed. Mention might BE- made of the
clown and his clown pony, the bicycle
fcSs accomplished by the Living
stones the scroba,io acts OF the Nor.
ellis and many other interesting fea-
lures. bat space forbids. Suffice q, 10
say that the entertainment provided il
good. but the wonderful feais of the
Livingston brothers on the flying
trspeze should not be passed by with o.
on, special mention.
This afternoons performance will
begin as o'clock aud this evenings at
) o'clock
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
A Scranton Romance.

"Charlie, do you love me as much as you
used tor They were standing face TO face
she was gazing plaintively into his manly
countenanco while with her hand, which
bore their engagement ring, she brushed
an imaginary object from his sleeve.
ETHEL. why do you ask me that ques.
tion,n he said with n look akin TO stern
ness. ne had announced moment before
that he must 90, and both had rose from
their seats "Why don't we 20 out riding
any more" she said; natures garb IL
lovoliest now, and the air" why
no interrupted, "Pastime is lame from in
terfering, and | would feel ashamed 10
drive him So" "Wait moment.n IL
was now her turn to interrupt and step
ping to the table with thoroughly prac.
tical air, which Charlie always liked 10
well, she returned with copy OF the
SCRANTON TRIBUNE and showed him DR..
Hamlin's scientific shooing card, Now all
is well. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
NOT ALBERT LuDKa WHO WAS KILLED
But His Brother -iu-Law, stanislaus

But His Brother -in-Law, stanislaus
Kinowski, Who Lives with Him
In saying that it was Albert Ludka
who met death by falling down Belle
vue shaft. The TRIBUNE was reporting
the impression that prevailed in the
neighborhood where the man lived.
The person that called on Under.
taker Jordan to have him take charge
of the remains, ordered the ice box
sent to Albert Ludka's house, and the
additional fact that Ludka works in
the Bellevue shaft lent color to the
belief.
The name Of the man who was killed
is Stanislaus Kinowski, aged about 90
years, and unmarried. He is a brother
in law of Ludka's and lives with his
mother at 3S6 Elm street. He worked
in the Dodge shaft. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at $50.
Interment in the Polish Cemetery, Mi
nooka,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
STATUS OF The STRIKE.
The Apprentice Question Likely to
Cause Trouble--John Davis and
Son Requested to Stop Work.

Yesterday was the second day Of the
bricklayers strike. and. like the pre-
vious day. was unattended by any dis
turbancs or apparent excitement.
From present indications there il
nothing TO warrant statement that
either contractors or union will win.
The former stand firm in the belief
expressed at the beginning, that, as the
men had no reasonable grounds for
striking. they conld not expect to bring
the movement to successful issue.
On the other hand, tho men are
standing by each other, and express
themselves confident Of winning.
Yesterday the position of the appren-
tices to the movement caused consider.
able discussion among both sides to the
fight, and may terminate in legal con
test Many Of the bricklayers advised
that the apprentices be asked to 20
out; others took the view that as the
apprentices are not members Of the
union that body would be involved In
legal proceedings, because many OF tho
apprentices are under bond to work for
contractors for a stipulated period
This aspect OF the strike will probably
be settled to-day
The union yesterday asked John
Davis, the bricglayer, who, with his
son, ia at work for Havons IL Williams
at the corner OF Linden street and
Washington avenue. to cease work
while the strike lasts Mr. Davis is OF
the opinion that the union has not the
right to interfere. He has contract
with the builders TO do the brick
work, and, In consequence, disputes
any rights OF the union In the matter
unless he hires additional men; In that
case he would be willing TO pay the 40
cents per hour, Dir Davis says that
the work ia progressing to the satisfac-
tiou OF his employees. and hc will not
add TO his forcs unless Htvens x Will
iaYus repuagt him IN 40 zn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-03
PRESUMABLY FROM EXHAUSTION.

Verdict OF the ooronsI's Jury in the Case
Of Alexander FranlE's Dsath.
The coroners jury in the case Of the
death Of Alexander Frantz, whose de-
composed body was found on the top Of
No . mountain. met In the arbitration
room OF the court house at 2 30 o'clock
last evening and completed the inveSti.
cation.
A number Of witnesses were exam
insd by Coroner Kelly, but nothing
that could throw any additional light
on the cause OK Frantz's death was
elected
The jury rendered u verdict to the
effect that Frantz came to his death
in the Nineteenth ward OF the city OF
Scranton some time previous to April
80, presumably from exhaustion while
wandering through the woods.