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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Sp,cial Dpp1'tl 10 n, hteRig,eer.
smrgusyLLE, Nov. l9,-Tho county
court at apocIal scnIon hold in tho
court houlo at Middlobourno yesterday
canyarod tho returns Of tho rocont
school bond election ol Lincoln diaLriCl,
and adjusted several road clsoL ID
Tho fcdoubinblu Mrs. lloona French,
who wasafrtttcd Inst week lor lolnniOus
shooting, has boon released from tho
county jnil on her own NC 1gniSnnCc.
W. II. liifdSdall, n fo,idnnt Oi Harris.
yilIo, this state. had his ovntCont stolen
BY three thieves, who boarded train No.
4, Ohio Ryar road, nj this station last
night
A Wheeling Representative Of tho
Young Mems ChfBtinn Association,
will In hero wednesday oyoning, ior
tho purpo'N ot orgunl1ing branch Of
that Institution.
A telephone Hystpn IL now fully a..
Sutel llio Inns will be built al nnco
aud tho city will havO tho hOtVicO In
about two months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
IkNIGurs or LAnoll.
Tie General Assembly Hr:lu' It's Annual
ConYenllon ~ MhshlnEt0n.

Convention Ht Washington
wAsnIxGroS, Nov l9.-The General
Asuembly OF tho knights Of Labor con.
vencd horo to-day with good attend.
uuce Of delegates. Tho meetings are
with closed doors.
At tho close oil the morning session
Mr.. Sovereign said that questions on
credentials had been under Constdera'
ton and were not YET settled. These,
ho said, did no. involve important
issues, but arose mainly on whether
credentials should be received pending
an appeal to the grievance committee.
At tho afternoon session tho discus
sion Of credentials was completed. lhis
clear. the way for the reports OF the
master worEmen aud tho executive
committee Tomorrow.
As yet no resolutions OF Importance
have been introduced. 1t is expected,
however, that resolution as to Cuba
will DO introduced with view to hay
ing the order express its sympathy with
tho insurgents. Most OF the business
to DO transacted relates to the conduct
OF the assemblies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

The North Penn Gas and oil,Com-
pany mot last evening and organized By
eectirg tho following officers: Presi-
dent, Is. 7. Caldwell; secretary, Howard
Wilkinson; treasurer. Louis Stiiel. Tho
directory Is composed OF the following
directors: b. +. Caldwell, W. II. Halter,
John L. Clator. John Shollhase. VIII.
iam Stootzer. Harry McKown aud Will.
lam Hornish Nlcssrs. W. II. Halter
and William earle were appointed col
lcctors to call ON tho stockholders to col.
lsct their subscriptions to tho stock Of
the company.
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A murINoU, DREW.
Hut II Thoy Arc to bs believed tho cAptaIr
I. Just RS had.

Hut IL Th0y hr0tO DO HbloEod tho Captain
I. just RS had.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE Amorl.
eau ship bohemia arrived from Phila.
dolphia this morning with stories Of
mutiny aud disaster. Tho crow. headed
by Second Mate Egan, muLiniOd alter
tho ship had beon through a storm oil
Rio Jnnniro and against his will tho
captain had TO mako for port. With
tho exception OF tho chief officer there
was not skipper. Tho second officer
who led tho mutlnOOrs deserted at Rio
do Janoiro, but the remainder Of the
crow arc aboard. Thoy will probably
he arrested on complaint Of tho captain,
and on tholr part say that thOy will
have tho captain tnkon into custody
for cruelty on tho high Soai aud do not
scTuplo 10 state that hO was responsible
:or tho loss Of ono Of tho starbOard
watch overheard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Pho is arriving for Il pho limo from
the Steer pumping station TO GouId's.
Tho work Of fishing for lost tools in
the Starkoy vol was commenced yostor-
day afternoon.
The Clark vol ia duo in couple OF
weeks. There was big delay on &C.
count Of the scarcity Of water
Drilling has boon stopped Astho Luz.
ton we'll. It Ia believed to be much
botlor producer than tho Slarbuck No, !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
MAGER is NOT GUILTY.
He is Tried forau Assault GU Harry
Smith Long ago,
THE EVIDENCE UlS N STluD-OFE
Tho Story of the Midnight Assault
Told In Court and tho Juvy Says no
did not do it-IIe was Willing to
Plead Guilty to Assault aud Lat
terry, but tho Prosecution Declined,

Eve, the jury, ind tho defendant not
guilty rs charged in the Indictment"
was tho verdict brought IN last evening
by the jury in the case OF George Mayer,
Indicted for ielonioui assault on Harry
Smith, with intent to maim, disigurc,
disable aud kill, 4heassarlt out Of which
thocase grew occurredcousldorably over
u year ago, AT every session Of the court
since, the case has been postponed tor
some reason or other, Yesterday
Prosecuting attorney Howard did not
appear for the state, but Mossrs, Smith,
Morris and Palmer were present to
prosecute. The defense was represented
by Measrs. Coniil and Boyca,
Tho prosecuting wiluesS told tho
story Of thu assault, and his father and
tho doctor who attended him tOld how
badly he was injured, and Mayer gave
his version OF the affair. Tho assault
grew out Of tho former one 10 which
Jimmy Rowan shot at George Land
meSser. Rowan was sent TO tue peni'
Tertiary for that OGense.
The verdict in yesterdays case seems
to have been mainly duo TO tho fact that
there was no preponderance OF evidence.
Each party told his own story, and the
two disagreed.
In the morning Magor offered to
plead guilty to the charge oil assault
and battery, but the attorneys for the
prosecution declined 10 accept the plea.
Kitty Leo plead guilty to the charges
of keeping house OF i'll fame and soil.
Ing beer withoupa license, and on the
former was fined so and costs and on
the latter $40 aud costs, both OF which
sho paid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

NoruISo so distressing as a hacking
cough. Nothing so foolish a'.to suAcr
from 1t. Nothing 60 dangerous II al.
lowed to continue. Ono Minute Cough
Cure gives sim mediate relief Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. +. Peabody,
Bcnwood aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
nnrl O
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Eps'in Dbpaih hhs hbnigmer'
WAmrs0roA y, O., Nov 12,--pogt.
masters appoIntol Solomon NANCY,
vlcc NJ. NANCY, roligDoj, Oircloyillc.
pondlcton couptyi A. H. Springer, vIco
D. Ia Morrow, resigned, Nnanns, Mar.
lon county.
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oil GOING UP.
Pennsylvania oaotod mt 81 20 in Lima.
The Three AhvAnne..

The Three Advances.
LIMA, o., Nov. l2.-The third advance
in oil within week occurred to-day.
Each OF the three advances were i've
cents. North Lima is now 50 cents;
South Lima rs cents and Indiana II
conts; Tiona oil 81 5Oi Pennsylvania
81 40; BarncsvilIo 81 30; Corning 81 %
aud New Castle 81 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

SD,cili Diip1itt 10 ~ Hrlynst
WAsnls0roS, D. g., Nov l2,-lIcrman
lionan, Of pntkcrabutR wni to-day
granted patent Tor tire hCalot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

GALESNfEN TO TAKE ORDERS
~ We send samples; give exclusive territory;
pay good salary aud expenses OF llbeR con
mission to proper applicants. A4tres, Y y.
Box Ia6. New York Ciiy sr.i.vG,
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(TANTED-A NAN TO TAKE An
w oA,ee aud represent mhuuisctuFer 50
per week, small capital required Address
cord Junction, Mass. nUJyH
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4 GENTS A SNAP FOR YOU,
~ $50 weekly, 5000 yearly. No experience
required, failure Impossible Our scheme anew
ole. particulars free. Address r. y, box 3Js
Boston. Mass. ocSMWAT
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d. "a will buy a hall 0alin llncd
P1 ~ HEAVIER Jacket, latest sleeve
and coat back worth 81 80, NJ
TnE LrAUEn,
II, EMHnriMER,
1920 Main street,
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NOTICE WANTED, TO KNOW
IN the Whereabouts OF my cousin, maiden
nAulc. Margaret NeChesney: came TO America
about hlty years ago from Liverpool. EuElGnd
AddreN MARY ANN MCCHESSEY, Philips
burg. Centre county, Pa nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

NNI ANTED-S UITEoF ROOMS,
w furnished OF uniuTnished. both gRseII
bath. aud board in private family on island By
man and Wife; best OF references; locality must
be desirable Address 20. X. l. this oiilce'
uoil
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING IN
w private families; good cutter aud htter
Address ~. clie lnteligencer once. nolls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

IGOR RENT-ST. CLAIR HOTEL.
the city Good chance for live man uuderstand
Ing his business TWCnly.iour rooms For in
formation. address A. ". KERR, Martins Ferry
Ohio nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

A GEMS WANrED-MALE AND
"A female, In each county. State previous
occupation 10 receive special proposition
STAR FURNISHING co. ChIcagn no!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
FoR RENT.

ETOR RENT-ADESIRABLE BRICK
house containing six rooms and attic, on
ChRpliuo street, Centre Wheeling, Both gases,
bath aud wafer closet. Address, f X. W., care
lNIELlIgLSCER Office oclg
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HIGH GRADE FURNlTURE-e. MEM2EI & co

This sale will great Importance furniture buyers ana W @ T @
Fine Furniture ever oeIel III .S lily
space Holiday Goods and have REDUCED e % v on ~ w
that will make the seH,ls Ve
We give showing the vide range ana 1s o. o G
PIECES ARE TAGGED WITH PRICES in FLAN pLOE 'lOT' wy
reductions and inspect the goods:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

I livery STABLE FOR SALE-A
~ trSi'clas, Livery Stable in Martins Ferry,
Ohio. doing hgOOd business aud with hrSt.clAI
undertaken Good reasons for selling. Addreu
&C. W." care lntelligencer ONCE. Aci5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
FOR SALE.
Dairy Farm for Sale or Rent!

Ny place At NJ DO ChautRl O. acres lane
seven rnomCd house; good dry ccar. shhlcLS,
commodities 20 head; ncyoriailiug supply
uo1 THOS. O'BRlEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

SALESMAN (MEDICAS)-wANTED
~ TO call on physiciaus win larEo aud ir'
pofiIlnt surgical work almost ready. An excel
lent income can be earned BY physicians OF
oisor oigoo9addresH state age and experience
Lock llnk lhi2 Philadelphia. Pa mrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

You might learn thou"and valuable
Irssons nbout prcFcUing your health by
The morning times., 1895-08-25
THE MORNING TIMES SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1895.
"The orator." repeated the professional

| 1.-THE orator." repeated the professional
| man in amazement.
well, you see, call him the orator, for
he's mighty glib with his tongue and reels off
all he has to say like as If he had it by
heart. He's mighty rough ON you, too,
sometimes, for all his high-toned style. Eff
| he thinks mon is hidin anything he Jest
scalps him with his tongue, and blamed if
don't think he likes the chance of doin' It,
| He's got regular setspeech, and he's bound
TO go through it ALL even If he makes every
thing wait and runs the risk of capture Yet
J he amt the chief-and even, I've heard
! folks cay, amt got any responsibility if
he's took, for he don't tech anybody or any
body's money-and couldn't be prosecuted
| reckon he's some sort OF "a broken-down
| lawyer-d'ye see?''
Not much OF a lawyer, imagine :" said
| tho professional man, smiling, "for he IL find
himself quite mistaken as to his share of
responsibility But it's u rather clever way
OF cOncealing the identity Of the real leader"
Its the smartest gang that was ever
started in the Sierras. They fooled the
sheriff of Sierra the other day. They gave
| him sort of idea that they had kind of
| hidin place in the woods whar' they met and
| kept their boty and, by Jinks! he goes down
thar with his huh posse-just spilin' for d
fight-and only lights upon gang of inno-
cent greenhorns who were boring for silver
on the very spot where he allowed the
robbers had their den! He amt held up his
mead since"
Key cast quick glance at the lady to
see the effect of his revelation. But her
FACET the same profile he had seen at
the window-betrayed neither concern nor
curiosity. He let his eyes drop to the
smart boot that peeped from below her
gown, and the thought OF his trying to
Identify it with the slipper he had picked
up seen ed to him as ridiculous as his
other misconceptions. He sank back gloom
lily in bis seat; by degrees the fatigue and
eXcitem ent OF the day began 10 mercifuny
benumb his senses, twilight had fallen
and the talk had ceased; the lady had al
lowed her book to drop in her lap as the
darkness gathered aud had closed her
eyes; he closed his own, and slipped away
presently into a dream in which he saw the
profile again as he had seen it in the
darkness Of the hollow, only that this time
1t changed to a fun face unlike the lady's
or any one he had ever seen. Then the
window seemed to open with rattle and
he again felt the cool odors OF the forest,
but he awoke to find that the lady had
only opened ner windOw for breath offresh
air. 1t was nearly o'clock; it would be an
hour yet before the coach stopped atthenext
station for supper; the passengers Were
drOwsily uodding; he closed his eyes and
fell into a deep sleep, from which he awoke
with q start.
The morning times., 1895-08-25
Killed nv a Rurean.

Plainfield, N. j., Aug. 24.-While assist
ing TO carry a bureau up stairs in the
Crescent Hotel, North PlainfieId. last
night, Albert Taylor lost his balance and
fell down the flight Of steps. The bureau
tumbled down after him and struck and
crushed in his chest. He lived but a short
time afterward.
The morning times., 1895-08-25
NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DR.. CZARRA.

602 F st. NV, Washington, D. O.
Treats all chronic nervous and hi OOd dis
eases. alcoholism and opium habit SPE-
CIALTY Y-kidney and Bladder Trouble
Piles Fistula. Structure, &c PRIVATH
Diseases positively and permanently cured,
Lost Manhood restored. Consultation rrea
Office hours to 12 m, 2 to 5:3Opms
630 to 3 m, Sunday. to D. N.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-28

"Telocasset, Union county
Grain burning badly. Squirrels
doing damage. Range dried up.
Hay crop will be light"
"Cove, Union county-Rain bad
ly needed; crops suffering. Hay
crop light. A great many acres
are burning up, and will amount
to nothing without a rain. A good
rain would yet make a fair crop,
Fall grain is yet in fair condition"
''La Grande, Union county
Hay on the bottom lands will be
an average crop. Grain on the
hillsides are drying up. Fruit is
good"
The above reports cover the
main growing sections of Eastern
Oregon, and it is seen the condi-
tions of good crops are wanting.
In Wallowa county the crops are
all better than in our sections. To
the south and east of the Blue
mountains the irrigated crops are
all right; elsewhere they are poor
or fair.
The fruit prospects are good; in
fact, in the more purely fruit Sec
tions they are excellent.
The week closes with excellent
prospects for all crops west of the
Cascade mountains and the reverse
to the east of them.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-28

The Oregon remedy, LIVERINE,
is proving great success and is
sold by Kirkland.
A building in Pendleton used by
DR.. g. w. King, formerly Of this
city, as store house, was consum-
ed by flames Sunday morning. The
fire is considered to be Of incendi-
ary origin.
AS will be seen by reading our
advertising columns, Walla Walla
is going to celebrate the coming
Fourth Of July. ANY one who
goes to Walla Walla to spend the
Fourth may rest assured Of having
a good, enjoyable time.
The trial Of Alonzo Swartz, at
Salem, on the charge of murder for
killing his son, was concluded
Thursday afternoon, and the jury,
after three and a half hours delib-
GRAFTON, returned o verdict of MUIR
der in the second degree.
The regular public services at
the M. Il. Church next Sunday.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. f.
A.. LaViolette. In the evening in
stallation of the newly elected Of
ficers Of the Epworth League.
Special music by the choir. A
cordial invitation to all.
The grandest 4th of July cele-
bration ever witnessed in Eastern
Washington will be observed at
Lakeside Summer Resort one mile
west of Walla Walla. A we'll ar
rainged program has been prepared
for the occasion. A grand ball
will also be given in the evening.
A country editor sarcastically re-
marks that he wants to buy q sack
of flour, a pair ofshoes, and straw
hat, and is ready TO receive lowest
bids for same. He states that some
of his merchants treat him this
way when they want ~ worth Of
printing done.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-28
insurance Not Allowed.

After weeks labor in examin-
ing the property and investigating,
the board Of adjusters on Cunning
hams loss, filed formal notice on
Cunningham and all of the
mortgages that the companies will
refuse to pay anything on the
insurance policies, except a few
trifling items. The policies affect
ed amount to $4,000, and the
loss claimed is nearly $4,000.
The reasons for denial Of liability,
as named in the notice, are mis-
representation, over valuation,
taking out additional insurance
without notifying the companies,
and placing mortgages on the pro-
perty without consent of the COM
panies. The. case has been given
into the hands of attorneys by
Cunningham to fight it in the
courts.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-28
EASTERN OREGON CROPS.
General Reports Are Not Very Encour-
aging,

aging,
There are few correspondents
who report even fair condition of
the crops except fruit, while the
majority of them report decidedly
poor prospects. The absence of
rain has been very injurious to all
grain crops. The temperature has
been free from all extreme heat,
and it has been due entirely to the
cooler weather that the conditions
are as good as they are. A few ex-
tracts from the report of the cor
respondent may convey better
idea of the true state affairs than
a summary could do:
"Ridgeway, Wasco county-Ten-
dervegetation injured by late frosts;
very dry; crops will be light; sheep
taken to the mountain ranges !;
grass on range drying up.p
Happy Ridge, Wasco county
Crops are looking pretty well, but
the graashoppers are destroying
lots of grain"
"Wasco, Sherman county-The
prospects for grain in this county
are very poor; dry winds and no
rain have done the damage"
"Condon, Gillian county--No
one will have a full crop in this
county. The ground is dry, and
there is no growth to the grain
crop. The grasshoppers have done
considerable damage"
Lexington, Morrow county-The
past week has been much warmer
than heretofore. The grain fel de
are entirely void Of any green thing
with the exception of a very few
fields next to the mountains. The
fruit crop looks very encouraging.
Sheep on range in prime condi-
tion.o
"Heppner, Morrow county-Rye
near town average three-fourths of
a ton to the acre; no improvement
in prospects,"
"Goosberry, Morrow county
Some say that the best of our land
will not give 10 bushels to the acre.
Grass on the commons almost gone
though stock is yet in good condi-
tion."
Weston, UmAtilla county
Wind from north and very dry.
Fall-sown grain on summer fallow
needs rain to make it fill we'll, but
will make a fair crop anyhow.
Spring grain still drying up
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-06-28

( John Haley has been immortal
lied by being named in O work Of
fiction. Some genius has written
a novel about the Roslyn bank
robbers, describing their raids and
the exoitingchase made after them
by the officers. Mr.. HALEY was
one of the pursuers, and in the
book he is mentioned as performing
brave and daring acts. If all
descriptions of nervy men read in
books were as true to life, then
fiction would not be half fiction,
for Mr.. HALEY is down on the re-
cord as one Of the coolest and best
officers who ever went after q
criminal in this Western county.
East Oregonian.
Yesterday morning G. G. Osburn
received tho sad intelligence by
telegram, Of the drowning Of his
brother Bert at Roseburg. No par
ticulars were stated only that Bert
was drowned at 8 O'clock Wednes-
day evening, and that the body had
been recovered. The young man
was engaged in the boot and shoe
business in Roseburg, and was
married only about three months
ago.
4 While the four-horse stage
from Granite to Baker City was
coming down Granite mountain,
Wednesday, with 10 passengers on
board, the brake gave way, and
the horses took fright and ran.
The stage was thrown over the
grade, but fortunately struck again
sttwo pine trees, preventing it from
going stilMurther down the mount
ain. The passengers were scattered
in every direction, but no one was
seriously injured.
Jas. Maloney, Chas. Fischer, w.
Gholson and John Foss returned
Saturday from two-weeks fishing
trip in the Starkey Prairie coun-
try. They report that on account
of scarcity Of water fishing in that
section is not so, good as last sum-
mer. While out they experienced
some very severe weather, snow
fell and ice formed one-half inch
in thickness.
We are acting as agents for
Knapp, Burrell Il Co., in this city,
and any repairs for machinery or
implements handled by them that
you want, can be procured by us.
Also remember that you don't have
to chase out Of town for repairing,
for our machine shop is still at the
old stand. BIacksmithing in all
its branches is done by US.
IT. THARP Bios.
Hugh Thompson, Ed. Murphy,
Nate Pinkerton and others who
went prospecting this spring, re-
turned to Athena Tuesday. The
boys report very rough weather in
the mountains a part of the time
ice and snow being common. With
some "colors' each brought back a
full growth Of beard.
Major General Hull, command.
ing officer Of the Milton Eagle force
accompanied by w. w. Mcqueen,
constable for Milton precinct, was
in town Tuesday evening. The
Press acknowledges a traternal cal
from the Major General and Mr..
Mcqueen.
A. Gh..H . ~. asNl- Z -. - -