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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Attorney General G. G. Watts, OF
this state. abou. u year ago instituted
a suit against tho Boil Telephone Com.
pany for $4,000 damages, which no
claimed for the destruction OF his resi-.
donce BY fire communicated by the
electric wires OF that company. The
case resulted In verdict for the plain.
tiff for the full amount with costs.
Tea culture on large scale Is to, be
tried In the Caucasus By the Russian
imperial domain, 10000 acres OF crown
lands being set apart for tho purpose.
A commission OF exports will DO sent ut
once to China and Ceylon to study the
methods OF cultivation, and will bring
back from China l0).001 young ton
plants.
Canton, with its million inhabitants.
Is queer place, indeed. The hugo wall
surrounding it. Is to 20 feet wide, i, six
nj lies in circuit. the space inclosed being
filled up with n .nazs OF narrow lanes.
The place is full OF temples; every street
has an altar. Some $4,000 Of the n.
habitants live on boats.
An English melodramatist proposes
to make his hero rescue the loved on e
from "a position OF horrible danger by
means OF a flying machine. no mere
stage property, but magnificent piece OF
machinery constructed on scientific
principles, and worked by 4 powerful
steam engine"
Last August. in ordor to disprove the
old superstition, Thirteen Buffalo
healthy young men took q trip together
aud ate several meals together. aud
wound up the performance by having
their photographs taken in group.
Within two months three OF the party
died suddenly.
Skin grating in the case OF little
Freda MahI. Il child residing in Indian.
apolis, who was so horribly burned
about two months ago, hai bteu n sue.
cess and she will recover. There were
go square inches OF human skin grated
as On experiment.
A Spnniard made application for Cit.
zenship in New York cour. on Sa,ur.
doy on the ground that no was about to
90 to Cuba 10 live. and wanted to have
the protection OF tho Uni,od States. The
court refused this cool request.
Tho Greek committee OF the Olympinn
games. Under the leadership of the duke
OF Sparta, has raised so 900 to clear the
rubbish and mutt in order tho S,adion,
tho ancient race course ut Athens where
tho international games will be held.
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NELLIE NEUsrl,ETrEH.
History of tho Woman who Caused III,
Divorce Of Mr.. aud nirs. W. X. Wander,

History Of tho Woman who Caused tho
Divorce Of MIR. aud Mrs. W. u. Wander.
bit.
New York Pres"
Tho young woman who 10 said 10 havo
created all tho trouble Is Nclio Nou.
stre.tor. Sho originally came from the
wost, wherc sho was well known IN San
Francisco and other towns on tho Pacific
slope. She is about thirty years old and
was born In Alameda. Cal. Her father,
Bon Cohon. kept clothing store and
bocamo wealthy enough to have his
daughter educated at a western semi
Dnry. Sbc WAS pretty md graceful md
bright, and whom hor education wss fin
ished sho returned to her native town
aud became tho belle OF the place.
Tho pace she had act startled oven
tho citizens Of that FREQ and easy town,
and she was involved In n scandal with
the son OF q capitalist, which ostracizod
her from society. For timo sho re-
NAMED In secluson with relatives in
San Francisco.
She became notorious again whom sho
| captured tho h0artnnu fortune OF man
named Rothschild, and basked in tho
glare Of publicity until sho fell in love
with humble drummer who sold ci-
CARS and was named Henry Ncustrot.
tor. IIo was compelled to be absent
from her great share OF the time, aud
while he was away his wife led a swift
and joyous career.
So glaring did hor conduct become
that in 1887 Neustretter secured q d.
vorcc. and she camc to Now York. In
company with II woman named Laura
Edelman. In the metropolis she con-
tinucd her triumphant hcart.breaking
career and soon captured millionaire.
who avished his fortune upon her aud
took her to Europe. She returned to
this country. aud, after scintillating
among the fast SO, for fcw months,
went back to San Francisco, where she
became even moro conspicuous than in
her earlier days.
When her money began 10 give out
she came to New York in search OF an
other millionaire, and her next appear
ance before the public was in Paris,
where sho was elected from one Of tho
we'll known hotels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08
Wrong mt Both Ends.

What the late Congress did with the
tariff question and what It did not do
with tho money question would be
enough to sink any party making such
n record. The action Of that Congress
on the tariff question has crippled bus
mess generally, denied work to willing
hands and bread to empty stomachs.
Its inacsiou on the money question has
given bad chance to 90 to worse.
II the peoplo have no grateful mem.
ories OF that body, 1t is because the peo-
pie cannot bring themselves to think
well OF those who, SHINING against light,
do them grievous injury. This country
has been set back years by the action
and the iuaction OF the Fifty-,hird Con.
rress,
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LITTLE NONSENSE.

Curious Customer-Whatm makes this
imported vino cost so much moro than
the domestic? New Clerk-I guess it is
the freight. You see, by the time they
ship from California to Europe and back
hero again. it takes heap OF money
Indianapolis Journal.
First Citizen-The spirit OF anarchism
can only be found in large cities. Sec.
ond Citizen-I guess that's SO. A man
never feels like slaughtering the whole
human race until he lives in fiat, with
a piano above and baby bc!ow.-Nev
York Weekly.
Little Johnny-"Pmg oin' to be good
boy, so III bo real religious when l
grow up" Fond Mother-"Mamma's
own treasure! Would you like to be a
minister Little Johnny-"No'm; I
want to play the big drum in the SALIVA.
ton army."-Gooi Nc,rs
Blobbs-"I sent dollar tho other day
TO 4 man who advertised to give intor-
nation on how to save money" Sobbs
What was III" Dlobbs-"He wrote
back and told me not to send any III ore."
Philadelphia Record.
Mrs. Lennox-"Grace Arbuthnot lives
over there; you remember her, don't
you? Aunt Sally Waybacli-"W
little Grace in that big house? My,
wha: lot OF wndowa she has to clean. I"
-Nc'c York Leoigtr
First drummer-This is n picture OF
my girl down in kokomo. Dandy, amt
she? Second drummer-Blonde or bru.
nette? II DON'T know. l haven't been
over there for two or three weeks."-
Indianapolis Jouraai.
"ro kiss means DEATH" said the poe.
OF the Atlanta Constitution. Very well.
EIeroi, u method OF suicide tina, is 90.
iugto be immensely popular.-Judqc
Mrs. De Faster lost all her diamonds
when thoy had that fire n. her housc."
Indeed! We're they burneu?' No
water.soaked," -Puck,
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WHEELING. MARCH =, 1898.
Tho War In Sew Athens.

THE 1SrgLLIGEScER's special CORES.
pendent on the spot has given a graphic
account OF the war in New Athens.
Ohio, where the juniors and tho sen.
Tors OF Franklin college have gone into
struggle to tho death. Tho seniors
thought their flag flying from the top
OF the college building would have
good effect on tho community and
might advance the higher education.
The juniors, hearing OF the intention
10 raise the senior banner. determined
to raise their own emblem OF sovereign.
ity. This they did. and by way OF pro-
,ectinE their flag took means to delimit
the senior frontier, Us it we're. This
they accomplished by going aloft and
hurting on the devoted heads OF tho ad.
vancinc host bound copies OF tho Con-
gressional Record.
It is not the purpose OF the ISrELLi-
GEScER to criticise unfavorably tho
means adopted by the young men OF
franklin College to achieve their OBJ.
ject, but rather TO call attention TO tho
interesting fact that at last a use has
been found for accumulated bound
copies OF our esteemed contemporary,
the Congressional Record.
The larger and more pretentious in.
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ABSOll yTE:ls Y PURE
totally lost tho approach to symmetry
1t had In tho old form. I.I

totally lost tho approach to symmetry
1t had In tho old form. 51g
It has dono many kinds OF negative
nets. 1t repealed tho silver purchasing
law--rofused to strengthen tho navy ~
tho secretary aud othora who havo nude
tho mattor a study believed wiso--re.
fused to allow tho government to take
my stops toward a cable to lIawaii-ro.
jcctOd currency and banking achomos
In shoala--and shiod norvously around
various other subjects, but tho only
thing OF note actually dono was tho
passage OF tho'presont quocr tariff, and
that is sometbi Ing which tho same mon
would probably not do now.
Ono OF tho curious things said IN tho
/ last session was by Mr.. Blackburn, OF
Kentucky, who, rciorrny to tho fcnr
lest failure to agree on como nppropri-
alton bill should mako necessary IN
extra session, remarked that II that
should occur It would probably not DO
an unmiSed owl, because, In his DO lief
tho noxt Congress would soon "prove
that thoy arc as utterly incompetent
and incapable OF graphing with tho
currency question as we have proved
ourselves 10 be-" This is a frank con-
fession. and its. chiof faul, Ia that it docs
not reach far enough. 1t Ia not tho
currency question only which they have
proved incapable OF graphing with.
Probably no Congress in our history
has expired with so little OF affirmative
action to its credit. Nomiually it has
been Democratic Congress. Really no
party has had working majority, and,
under it all. no party has felt Mt all Ger.
tain OF the wisdom Of its own policy. It
is TO be hoped tho next Congress will
not justify Mr.. BIackburns w!thoring
Judgment.
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Now comes the able New York Times
with 4 remarkable declaration. OF tho
Democratic tariff usterance in the ma.
tional convention OF 1892 this champion
OF things Democratic grayely declares
that ut was no. plank, but prank,
played by the gamesome Wa.,erson and
some OF the other boisterous boys OF
the convention"
Then the Times goes on to tell how
{ the tariff plank reported by the commit.
tee oil resolutions was knocked GU. and
the prank" inserted as the tariff plank
of the platform. There it remained, nc
cordins to the same authority, until Mr..
Cleveland, in his Madison Square Gar.
den speech on July 20. following,
Kicked this spurious plank out OF tho
platform
y This way OF revising party's plat.
form by the high kicking OF ono of its
nominee. will no: fail to make its due
3 impression on the rising generation.
ThaT peoples way OF kicking on the
whole business and Kicking the life out
OF it iittlo later, will be remembered
witheven more qualification.
Twill DO worth while TO hear Brother
Watt,rson on this prank" aud that
i'kick."
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Az interesting letter from Mr. Samuel
Jacobs, who is making tour OF tho
orient, appears elsewhere Mr., Jacobs
is a member OF the party Of tourists
from Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia who sailed a
few weeks ago in tho steamer Fricsland.
A coincidence in connection with this
letter is that i. was received by the IL
TELLlGEScER almost simultaneously with
the despatch, which appeared yester.
day, giving an account OF tho grounding
oil the Friesland at Por. Said, Egypt.
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}Tuck,on's Arn,Ha Sn,v,,

Tho host on!vo IN tho world Tor cuts
bruises. sorns, Ulcers. salt rhcum, iover
sorca, tottor, chappod hands, chilbains
corns. and MI skin Grnptipns, and posi-.
lively cures pile,, or. no nay required.
II IL sunrantccd' to give norfcct satsiac.
ton or money rounded. Price Is
conts por box. For salo by Logan Drug
Company.
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Y. In spite OF tho bnd weather and tho
alippcry streets, and notwithstanding n
mean effort in II moan quarter to throw
col,lwa on tho whole thing, largo
audience turned out la-t nigh. to hear
the Nicaragua canal project discussed
by the governor Of Wo,t Virginia.
Tho talk bristled with strong points.
and brought out In bold roIloi tho In.
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The Incompetent Congros..

Nolon 7rurc'Ir.
Tho Fifly.third Congress ha' passed.
into history, and worry sorry figure it
will present there. Almost tho only ai.
iirmativa action il has taken Of obviouA
Importance was tho now tariU, and BY
common consent that Is hold to bu tho
RcpnbIican tariff in priucipio--,n far nS
principle Ia recognizable In. It NJ I'LL
but hacked and mutilatcl until It has
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

toreas tho great Ohio Valley has in tho.
oarly completion Of tho great canal.
Those who put themselves to inconvon.
ionco to hear Governor MacCorklo woro
moro than repaid. ys5l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

SUCH m affair as tho descent on tho
bank in Iowa should be impossible in n
civilized country. So it would DO il /,
were impossible for tho brigands to es.
cape long term in tho pcnitenliary.
Fortunately ono OF the scoundrels wa,
filled with lead and the other is in Gus.
tody. The result OF this inciden, will
for timo discourage tho industry in
which those mon wore engaged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

THERE is n charitable disposition to
thank tho Fifly-third Congros4 for DO.
ing no worse and doing no worse. Tho
moro ono thinks on this limo tho more
tho point will striko him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

II tho income tax DO declared uncon.
stitu.ional, as it may be, the rose color.
cd estimate, OF the secretary Of the
treasury will TALL short by n. least sl5,-
100000 in tho first yesr. Tho supreme
court may declare the tax cons,i,u.
,ional, but no decision OF any court can
ever make it just tax. Congress So
lected few and pounced on them.
That is the spirit OF the income tax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

A WICKED way Inns played a joke on
Editor Dana. OF tho Now York Sun. in
duclng him to print an article in which
no was called IN false rascal" Tho cpl
.hct being applied in Hungarian tho
ablc editor did not do,cct 1t. A, last
accounts Mr.. Dana was alive and doing
fairly we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

WHEN friend calls on tho new mayor
OF New York at his public Office, excel.
lent conee is served, aud they have their
chat over the coffee. That Ia &, good
way to "set EN- up" w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

TIE Jow.bai,ers in Germany have
boon foiled once moro. Their measures
arc against tho spirit Of tho nsc, which
finds mon 10 bo good or bad withou. no.
gard to race or condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid
in tho blood attacking the fbrous tissues
OF tho joints. Keep Your blood pure
and healthy and you will not have
rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
tho blood vitality and richness and
tones tho whole body ncutraIizes tho
acidity OF tho blood and thus cures
rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

TIE Now York Trbuno's REGARD OF
tho Plodge.Brcakcrs" Is worth posting.
at every crossroads in letters foot
high. It is a nutshell proscntment Of
tho imbcciiity Of tho lato Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

Nix slpLEY, Of Pennsylvania, doos not
insiat on boing the ailyor nominee for
tho presidency. lIois willing to allow
some other great aud good man to mako
tho sacrifice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

PORTRAITS OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". K.
Vanderbilt and OF "the woman in the
case appear in bold relief in tho news
papers. A first family" must enjoy
this sort OF thing.
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Brussels, following tho example Of
Manchester and Pars. proposes to be.
come seaport. This can DO done for
Il comparatively small sum by deepen.
ing tho presnnt Villchrools cnnnl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

An umbrella was not tho one thing
neediul Yesterday That one'thing was
an AK to split 4 way through the gloom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

WTEs guch n day rs yesterday comes
along nobody need to ycnrn for London
with, its iinponcirablc gloom of a caat-
iron fnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-08

STRANGE that it has not occurred to
somebody to apply for a receiver for tho
Oemocratic party.
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sHoEs-aLExANpER.
edNNSNNNt&
We Can Tell a Lie, :

Unlike George Washington. 6
However, there exists no
need Of fabrication In talking Y
about our BROKEN LOT 4
SALE, which ends Saturday, >
March 9, The values are there Y
soplain that you see them alta
glance. and II we have your
size you cannot fail to be In.
terested. There's quite a lot
Of Mems S. Patent Lcathers
at So oS, and there's plenty
of wide widths In Ladies' Pat.
cnt Tip Button Boots at 81 6S.
that sold for So. Then there
are, small sizes and narrow
widths at Csc, that sold for
81 50 to So IS, and at SI6S
that sold for 50 50 to Sd.
Wen talk about Spring Styles pretty
soon, and wc'ro going to interest you.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WTANTED-A GOOD, sEC0EE'
w HAND Delivery Wagon. Sulrst,r L' ~ W.
delivery Of grain aud feed, Adlrcst XIX he
md particulars. }. q MILLER, Wollshurg| ( iTSa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

committee to which has been entrusted
the work OF naming the date and Is
suing Invitations will meet today They
have already decided on q ceremony OF
dedication 10 be followed by banquet.
One OF the most interesting phases OF
the ceremony of dedication viii be the
millionaires present. There VIII be
many prominet bankers. scores OF rail-
way magnates and millionaires of this
and other cities. AS O. center to TINS
interesting group will be Gov. Morton
and STAFF. ex-governors of this ana
other states, Mayor Strong and nu-
merous citizens.
The carving OF the marble on the ex-
terror Of the structure Is the work Oh
j. Massey Rhind. over the main en-
trance Is o group symbolic Of the foun-
dalton of the banking system. There
are shown to beautiful female figures
one typifying Method and the other
Trust The former Is shown industri-
ously at work writing In an open book,
At the feet OF the figure Is a slab on
which Ia inscribed, From Chaos Came
Order" Trust has an Inverted sword
In the left hand and on n shield at her
feet IL inscribed Right Fears No
Might"
The enormous safes in the new atruc--
ture were constructed with view OF
being the largest and strongest In the
world. They are capable of having
stored away within them 2lg tons OF
gold or In round numbers the sum OF
SlO9 600 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31

Austin. Tex, Dec. SO.-(Special)-It
Is given out that mandamus proceed
ings will be Instituted against Land
Commissioner Baker in a few days at
the instance OF the trustees for the
bondholders of the Texas and 81, Louis
railroad Uhe Cotton BelD to compel
him to issue certificates for s75 sections
of land earned by said road prior TO the
passage of the act of 1882, stopping the
granting Of land to encourage railroad
construction in the state. Said GER
tlhcates are claimed In mileage COM
pleted prior to 1881. but the land depart
Mr.. Rector Thomson. who was appoInts
ed special master to demand safe by
United states District Judge Rector.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
WRECK
On Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern.
TWO MEN ARE DEAD AND SIX ARE
INJURED.
TRAINS C0LLlDED.
TRAINS WE'RE RUNNING AT ALMOST
FULL SPEED AND EFFECT
WAS TpRRIBLn
The Failure of An Operator to Hc-
port an Order Caused the
Fatal Accident.

Cincinnati o.. Dec. SO.-Two passen-
ger trains collided at 1880 o'clock tonight
on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern near Coal City. IA miles from Gin
clnnati.
They were the Louisville express,
which left this city at 7:2O p. m. and
the st. Louis accommodation, due here
at 7O5. The latter was an hour late.
When information was obtained from
the scene it was found there were two
Killed and six injured Both engines
We're totally wrecked. The combination
car Of the Louisville express and the
combination car on the train from st.
Louis We're badly wrecked.
The Big Four tracks parallel those
OF the Southwestern at Coal City and
their tracks were not obstructed Pas
sengcrs arriving on the Knlekerbocker
express at O'Clock say their train shot
by Coal city at great speed and they
only had passing view, but that
there was n horrible spectacle Of wreck
age. 1t ls reported that all OF the in
Jured have been rescued and are being
cared for.
The dead are:
FIREMAN WILSON. OF the Louis
Vile Express.
AN UNKNOWN MAN. buried under
the wreck
The injured are:
FIREMAN HIRAM Drumming OF
the st. Louis train, bruises and cuts on
legs, skull and shoulder. very dan
gerously.
FOREMAN BOWER of the big cop
per shops In Lawrenceburg, internally
injured. hip dlslocated, leg, arm and
head cut and bruised;
ALONzo PRUETT. engineer OF the
Louisville express, internal injuries.
left arm badly cut and gashcd.
JAMES GABRIEL, engineer of the
St. Louis train, back and side injured /;
FRED BROCKAfAN, Aurora, scalp
wounds;
l.. NJ. VoIGT. express messenger OF
the ST. Louis train, internal injuries.
besides cuts and bruises.
EXPRESS MESSENGER Essen
BERN OF the Louisville express, very
slightly hurt; able to come home.
OF the injured all are seriously hurt
except BroclSman and EiseNhern. 1t Is
feared that Drumming. Pruett and Bow
er are fatally injured.
a special train arrived AZ $50 and
they were all taken TO the hospital,
where careful arrangements for their
care had been made.
The cause OF the accident was the
| failure Of the operator at Storr station,
within the city limits. to report TO thu
| louisville train an order to walt at
Delhi and let the ST. Louis train pass
Il. The trains when they sighted each
other a mile this side OF Coal City were
I going at fun speed and had but little
| time to slow up before the collision,
The injuries to persons other than
those mentioned were very slight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-31
CRIED LYNCH HIM. .
NEGRO STRUNG UP IN THE ST.
LOUIS MARKET HOUSE.
He Had Nerve and Cut Himself Down
Pursued Through the streets
by the Mob.

st. Louis, Mo-. Dec. 30.-For several
weeks past a big burly negro has been
stealing all sorts of things from the
butchers and hucksters at Union Mar
ket house. This evening the negro
horse blankets. and the cry of lynch
him" went UP. A crowd OF angry
men seized him. put rope around
his neck and strung him up by u block
and tackle, But the negro broke the
cord which bound his arms, cut the
rope. dropped to the ground and ran
like deer, He was chased and over
taken by the mob. but he turned with
his big knife and showed such desper-
ate fight that the crowd halted and
wavered, and the negro escaped up an
alley.