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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 26.-lt Is
stated hero that the continuance OF the
Dcbs case ha, no Significance. Tho At.
torney general wired tho district attor.
ney ut Chicago to continue tho case IN.
Ill the July term Of the court. 1t 10 OK
pected that by that time Judge Gross.
cup, who 10 III, will have sufficiently 70.
covered his health to hear tho case.
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L~odASsroRr. IND, April 26.-Near
Grass Crock Inst midnight, tho big barn
OF Emanuel Rams was set on fro by m
unknown person and completely do
stroyed. Sevcn horses wera cfema'cd.
A grunary ncar by. in which ,seven
pounds OF dynamite wero stored, also
caught and tho explosion which result.
cd demolished all the buildings OH tho
promises and dangerously wounded Mr..
Rams and his wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

PIrrsBuRGH. April 26.-The directors
OF the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
adjourned to-day, after a three days
session. Before adjournmen, George F.
Neale, OIL the Crystal Plate Glass Com
pany, OF St. Louis, was elected general
manager. ami W. D. Hartuperl OF Char.
letoi, Pa. was chosen mechanical en-.
cineer. W. l. Clause, OF the Diamond
Company, Of kokomo, Ind, was mnde
general sales agent, and Mt a meeting to
be held next week other officers will be
chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY
COFFEE DOWN.
HIGH GRADE
StandardPackaSeCo Coffee
2OcpEn poup2Oc

In presenting Il now and hi,b ,,,a.
AROMATIC EXCELSIOR COFFEE
wc guarantee 1t to be strictly Gu,.el,r
and superior to any other Package CoL,
foo on tho market. 1t Is roasted l,on
colieos selected for their slp,,lo,
Strength, Rich Aroma and Good D,jnL,
ins Qualities. We use no poisoDor.
mixtures to glazo and cover deIec,i,,
beans. All our CoGeos ars yoa,,et ,
thor natural state and ~guaranteedl re,b
and strictly puro. Do not fail 10 ,,v
AROMATIC. Put up in ono pound
packages and sold for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

MY mother-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wolfe, at the age Of y years, was at
tackled with q violent form Of salt
rheum; it spread all over her body,
and her hands and limbs were dreadful
to look at. At the same time, nv
little daughter Clara, who was Just ono
year old, was attacked by n similar
disease, like scrofula. 1t appeared in
Largo Sores
under each side Of her neck; she had
attendance Of the family physician and
other doctors for q long time, but
seemed to grow worse. L read oil
many people cured of scrofula by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. AS soon as we
gave Hoods Sarsaparilla to Clara, she
began to get better, and before the frat
bottle was gone, the sores entirely
healed up and there has never been
my sign of the disease since. She is q
Honlthy Robust Child.
Her grandmother took Hoods Sarsa.
parilla at tho same time, and the sal
rheum decreased in lis violence aud q
perfect cure was soon effected. Ittook
about three months for her cure, and
she ascribcs her good health and
strength at her advanced age to Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t has certainly lAcn o
Gouscnd to m yfamily." MEs. Sorun-
WolrE, Zalcski. Ohio. Be sure to get
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
Germnn Amhn,,nlor I:eenlled.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April 2G.-Baron
Won Saurmn, tho German ambassador
here, to-day presented his letter OF re.
call to Presiden. Cleveland. lie OK.
planned that he had been transferred to
another post (Cons,aniinoplcl and the
President expressed ielicitiou'ly the 70.
greet he felt ut partingIfrom tho ambas.
sador-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

BosroY, Mass, April ?6.-By a vote
OF 50 to 81 the house Of representatives,
this afternoon engrossed the bill i'm
posing a fine OF 500 for each olIeuse on
any person who manufactures, sells or
exposes for sale cigarettes with paper
wrappers.
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bruised Her Heel.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April 26.-The dow
aser empress OF Russia met with a slight
accident to-day whilo ascending in the
elevator OF the ritchkopf palace. She
badly bruised her heel and ankle. The
car, when he heard of ahe accident,
came in from Tsar,koe-selo. his sum.
ncr residence, in order to see his
mother and found that the wound on
her foo. was improving.
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IN A CIVIL PRISON.
Ex.Consul Walters Embarrassing Position

In Prnucc.
MAmEILLEs, April 20. - Ex.Coniul
John l.. Waller has boon placed In tho
civil prison 81 ST, Pierre, tho military
au.hori.ios refusing to koop him any
longer in Fort st. Nicholas, whore ho
Inns boon detained sinco his arrival hero.
Mr.. Waller 10 now awaiting his transfer
to some fortified place. probably to lslo
Marguerite, whore tho lato Marshal
Bazaino was Imprisoned.
MIR. WRllor il much embarrassed at
tho position in which no finds himself.
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Derrick and Tank !'urns.

Special DSpGtch 10 n: IHiGligeHc<r.
SlsrERsvILLE, WA, April GA fire
on the Roles No. ., operated by the
Henry Oil Company on the OHIO side,
last night, seriously burned John Stowe,
the lumber, and destroyed tho derrick
and q tank OF oil; loss $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

W~~nlSGroS. D. G.. April 2G.-Re.
ports received by tho Immigration
bureau show that during the las. ten
months, the number Of Italian immi.
grants arriving In this country, was TO-
S25 less than during the same period
last Veal. --
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Spteid! DHpdtcI to The Hncliigenzr.
CALlwELL, O., April 26.-Oil excite
mcnt has been revived q: this place to.
day. Hon. Chris Mckee struck a good
showing in the shallow sand aud the
well starts of q, twelve barrels per day.
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J. A. RICHARDSON, OF Jefferson City,
Mo-, chief enrolling force thir,y-cighth
general. assembly Of Missouri. writes:
i wish to testify to tho merits Of One
Minute Cough Cure. When other SO.
called cures failed, obtained almost in.
s,an. relief and a speedy cure by the
use OF One Minute Cough Cure. Logan
Drug Co.. Wheeling, W. Va, B. F.
Peabody, Bcnwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, y.
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NOTES ON N~ArIGArIOS,
Stage OF Water mud Movements OF Boats.
- Tie River Interests.

yN'pV"F u Vt E81IVts
Tile River Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Ben IIu,. Hemple, Pa~rks,sburs. 1880 4 m
Liberty. Booth. Darlington. $50 .. IN.
Courier, Gamble, Pittsburgh. . p. II.
RoArs LEAVING TODAY.
Csrvollton. Lacey Cincinnati. s a. N.
.Liberty. Eooth. Clar!ngton. $50 p. IN.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Newport, . a. IN.
Lexington, Cline, MatAInoras. 1910 a. NJ. :
BOATS LEAVING 10. MORROW.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. 1 a. N.
Bnn Hur. krnple. Pittsbursh. "a IN.
Lizzie Bay. Huntington. Charleston. G A. m.
Keystone State. Knox, Pittsburgh, a. n.
Courier, Gamble, ParkersbutE. noon.
Tho marks show 6 feet Q inches and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

Special Dispatch 10 tie IHtn! V>Hctr.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Willlan Ken.
needy has been appointed postmaster at
lIinch, Mingo county, vice Joseph
Simpklns, resigned.
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De WrrT's Wlrcn HAZEL sALvr cures
scalds, burns. indolon. soros and mover
falls to cure piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. ". Ya., B. T.. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, O..
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slowly falling. Wca,hor cloudy with
rain In sight.
NE MARKS ABOVE.

Grconsboro--luver 7 loot %inrlos and
stationary. Woathor cloudy and warm.
Warren-Riv | foot 4 inches and
falling. Weather fair aud warm.
Standardization 0 foot 10 inches
aud falling. Weather clcar aud cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27

There Is ono truo specific for diseases arising from a doblitaod nervous VA.
tom, and that is Paines cclory compound, 40 generally prescribed by physicians.
til probably tho most remarkable remedy tina. tho scientific research Of this
country has produced. Prof Edward T.. Phelps, VI. D., Ii. D., Of Dartmouth
college, first prescribed what Ia TOW known tho world ovcr ms Painos celery COM
pound, n positive curof for dyspepsia, bliousnosL liver complaint. neuralgia,
rheumatism, all nervous diseases and kidney troubles For the latter pnino's
celery compound has succeeded again and again whore everything else has allied.
The medical journals Of this country have given more space in tho last few
years to the many remarkable eases where the use Of raines celery compound
has made peopo we'll than to any other ono subject
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THE public say >chmulbach's Inck I.ccr
Is the brsL.
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s~TArloNERy sooKs. Eric.
New Books city AZ Book '%S 8? Store

Social Evolution, Benj. Kidd, now edition. pa,
nor =. So, &c
The Honour OF Savnlli, n romance, by So
SWEET Yeats. -, Y"II'0e
In tho Midst OF Alarms, by Robt Hrr, thirl
The Fncc md the Mnsk, by Roht. Barr, buck
nm 500. ..... ..... sc
Coins Financial School, by ". II. Harvey, pa.
...,...."..2 Csc
Nnnyinnn :" nnncr. ,.,. .........5Oc
Now books Daily, mud orders taken Tor any
book published III tho U. s or England.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
RpligiOuS.

Cavalry Baptist Church.-Rev. r. II.
Martin, pastor.-Sunday school at $3.50
n. M, w. II. ROdman. superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at IL n. m.
and 80 p. III: The Il. Y. p. u. will
meet at 2:30 p. m
Court Street Baptist Church-Dr. A.
T.. Owen pastor.-Fev. j. w. Mitchell
will preach this morning at II o'clock.
DR.. Owen will preach ut the South
Street Church. In the evening at 20
DIR. Owen will preach in his, own pulpit.
Subject: TROY. tx, 10: IF thou be wise
thou shalt be wise for thyself. But if
thou soonest. thou alone shalt bear
it,
South Street Baptist Church-Rev. j.
w. Mitchell. notwithstanding at II
O'Clock by DIR. 4. e. Owen. of Court
Street Church and at night by the
pastor. Meeting of the Sunbeam So
cicty at $3.50 p. IN.
Fourth Street BAPTIST Church-Morn-
ing service at II a. M, conducted by
the pastor. Evening service conducted
by the Rev Il. II. Martin. Revival
meetings will continue throughout next
week.
There will be praise and prayer meet
ings at the Christian Mission, 205 Coun-
ty street, Sunday at o'clock. All are
invited to attend. There was a good
service Saturday might, and several
souls saved
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Y. ". q. A. Notes.

The address Of the meeting this after
noon will be made by Rev. George S.
kennard. Subject, Setting Sail" This
talk VIII be the first of a series OF five
addresses representing life onf II voy-
age and will he called "A Seaside Series
oil Talks cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the men of the city to attend
the meeting.
The work of the new association year
was fairly started last night when, after
a board meeting, the members OF the
Board of Directors and committeemen
sat down to enjoy a committeemen's
Tea. Two or three after dinner
speeches were made. the closing one by
the president, who sounded the key note
OF the policy of the association when he
said. My object and aim is to see that
the finances for the current year are
raised i'm thirty days and then we will
raise money enough for IL building"
CNpplause).
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. We hope there will he q good
attendance. as there is a great deal of
work for the ladies TO do the present
season. We hope also to have a large
increase in the membership of the Aux
Hilary.
The first members free entertain
nient OF The season. will be given Tues
day evening next. at SIS O'Clock a
members ticket will entitle him to ad-
mission for himself and lady Members
of the Ladies' Auxiliary will also be
admitted on presentation of their ticket
II any of the members want extra tick
cts the secretary will be pleased to fur
nish them.
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Prcnsis place Pushing Abc,d.

inc sale of lots continues and houses
are gong up rapidly. MIR. Mason Is an
NOUS TO run his electric line through tho
property in ortier TO reach the base
Bail Park and. Navy Yard He wish.
es to go down Prentis avenue To Nelson
street and from there to the West cato
or the Navy Yard! This will be an nd
dillon to tracks of the Portsmomth
Street Railway Company.
a good comparison of the low prices
or this property is shown In the pur-
chase by the city last week of forty
eight feet on Race avenue, for $50
Fhe lots on Pren'is Place. which IS mi
prices from Sl25 to $3.50.
Unlike most suburban property, Prem
us Place has good approaches. ana the
surrounding property. as is shown bv
the above instaUce. is higher I'm price
consequently the prices OF Prcntis Place
must advance rapidly. 1t is well wor.
thy visit and those desiring TO make
an Investment will make no mistake in
INVESTING In this direction. Portsmouth
suburban property has always been a
safe and sure money maker.
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Excnr.ionto AtInmtn.

On Sunday, November 10th. Atlantic
Division, L. r. *. of F.. will give an eX-
cursion To Atlanta. Ga. via the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad. Those who
intend TO visit Atlanta would do well
to consult the committee. whose
names are signed to the advertisement
and you can get all the information de-
sired In regard to price. etc, which
will be Very low, much lower than any
excursion that has been to Atlanta dur
ing the Exposition. They will leave
here at G:30 y. m, Sunday, November
10th. by special train, which will put
them in Atlanta In sixteen hours.
The Norfolk and Carolina road pass
es through beautiful country and
some of the Drcttiest cities in Georgia
and Carolina.
You may not have an opportunity to
go at such low figures again, besides
this you will be helping the weIl-known
division, who has represented Ports
mouth nj various times In cities of the
East and West and in Canada. at their
big parades, etc. See advertisement
for further particulars
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Deaths and Funerals.

Mrs. Angie p. Cuthrell. widow of the
late Edward Cuthrell. died at the resi-
dencc of her son. Mr.. Edward Cuthrell,
NO 633 High street. yesterday, after
weeks sickness In the 10th year nj her
age. She was for number OF years
a consistent member of Monumental
Nj. II. Church. and died in the hope OF
n peaceful hereafter. She leaves two
sons and one daughter to mourn their
loss.
MI. and Mrs. lessee Kay lost by death
Yesterday their little son, Brinton Bur
roughs. aged two years The funeral
VIII take place tomorrow. Monday, af.
tcrnoon at p. m. from their residence
No; ia Clifford street.
me funeral of little Sydney Hitch.
en-. son of MIR and Mrs. George Kitchen
TOOK place from their residence, In Cot.
rage Place yesterday afternoon Th,
services we're conducted by Rev. MIR
Martin. The remains were inferred 4,
oak. Grove Cemetery
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I=DC)FR TSMO lJ'T'FI III EMS

VINO want something nice would do well
to take run down to the Hotel.
tuesday Will be election day. There
are two candidates in the city. Mr.. G..
1. Island, the regular Democratic nom
1nee, and MIR. L. c. Sykes. .Independent.
in the county. Mr.. NJ. s. Newberne re-
presents the Democrats and Dempsey
Thompson (colored), the Republicans.
a negro named Simpson, while under
arrest, assaulted Constable Matthews,
OF the county, Friday night. The Con-
stable was In such position that he
would have been compelled 10 shoot if
assistance had not come to him. The
darkey paid $3.50 for his sport yester-
day.
At Berea Church, near Great Bridge,
Mr.. Andrew S. Curling and Miss Geor-
getta Eason were married on Thursday
by Rev. W. S. Long, D. D., Miss Lucy
Hamburg presiding at the organ. At
ter the marriage number of friends
spent lew very pleasant hours at the
home of the bridegroom.
The committee appointed by the
residents of Park View met last night
at L. c. w. Page & Co.'S Office, on
High street, and formulated there re-
port. which they will make at a meet
ing to be held next Wednesday night
The committee are in favor of bor-
needed improvements.
Mr.. Williams. the gentleman who
carries the mail between Portsmouth
and South Mills. says that notwith-
standing the hard rain Friday night
and yesterday morning. that the
flames were coming out the ground in
the Pete district near the 11-mile post
several feet high. He says that 1t will
take several days hard rain to put the
fire out.
n lady was stopped by q negro man
yesterday morning while on her way TO
market, and was asked If she wanted
her basket carried home. On being
told no. the negro grabbed for her
purse, but failed to get Il. Seeing some
gentlemen coming along he ran off
and made his escape Some of these
strange darkies arc getting so bold
that they do not hesitate to do any
thing.
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To steady the Nerve.

Is task to the accomplishment OF
which narcotics and sedatlves are in
adequate. The effect they produce is
paralytic. They destroy sensation
without beneflting the nerves. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. on the contrary.
strengthens and soothes the nervous
system. Overwork and mental ankle
~ weaken and relax IL, and there is no
more reliable means of bracing 1t and
restoring nerve quietude than by rein
forcing digestion and promoting assim-
ilatior OF the food-two effects always
consequent upon the use of the great
stomachic. Failing strength is r.cu-
perated, regular habit of body re-
stored, and appetite improved by the
Bitters. Disease must be regarded as
an exceedingly remote possibility by
any one whose system has been thus
reinforced. Malarial disease, constipaa
ton, dyspepsia, rheumatism and kidney
troubles are overcome by and prevent
cd by this standard medicine. which has
no peer amons' American tonics, and is
In constantly INCREASING demand in
Mexico, the West Indies and South
America.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
HARvARD-PRINcEToN CONTEST
The LATTER Rent tlic Former ut Foot.
ball Yesterday Ensiiy.

Princeton. n. j., Nov. 1.-The day for
the great contest between Harvard and
Princeton opened with Il grey lowering
sky, which threatened to deluge the
field with torrents of rain. III spite of
the unfarorable condition of the wea
Their the seats surrounding the grid
iron contained nearly 5000 spectators
when the Princeton team came on the
field at BOB p. III.
Almost from the moment the ball
was put In play 1t was evident that
neither team was going to have a
walk-over. All through the first half
Harvard perhaps had q little the better
of II, although neither side was able to
score. Her line was much weaker
than Princeton, but she made up this
defect In the work of her backs. Char
ley Brewer and Worthington were do
ing great work for Harvard, but their
efforts were of little avail against
Princeton's line. BaIrd's improve
ment during the second half was sim
ply wonderful, making number of
punts OF from fifty to sixty yards. His
work in the game will put him among
the best full6ncks in the country. 1t
was decidedly q kicking game, the
oval flying from one end of the field to
the other. Fairchld punted but little
for Harvard. leaving all of that work
for c. Brewer. Both teams made their
best gains by mass play directed
Ing Armstrong proved himself the
equal of any one on the field Very
little end running was attempted by
either side. and when it was tried the
interference was nipped in the bud
by the work of the ends.
Captain Lee broke his collar bone Mt
about the middle Of the second half,
and from this point on Cochran captain
ed the Tigers and showed himself very
capable in this position. He handled
his men well and only once did he order
play which would have been better
omitted.
Neither side scored In the first half.
but eight minutes after the second half
began Princeton carried the ball across
Harvard's goal line for a touch down.
Five minutes later Harvard returned
the compliment Both failed to kick
the goal. Score. to 4. Eight minutes
more gave Princeton anothed touch
down. No goal and In the remaining
four minutes Princeton added another
touch down; no goal. Final score:
Princeton. IL; Harvard, 4.
3 T. !
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AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.
Four Prisoners Led by stGtson, Came
/ Very Near Making Thdis Escape.

Il Last night about 1890 O'clock, Mr.
Jacobousky,who lives in what is known
as Dixon s Row. on Crawford street,
went out In his back yard, which faces
the city Jail. while out there he saw a
man either saving or filing the bars at
one of the back windows of the jail
he at once went to the Jail, told Jailer
Abbott about what he had seen Mr..
Abbott went UP stairs and found that
a negro. named Stetson. who is In Jail
for trying to murder Mrs. Isentott. on
last Saturday night. had succeeded in
ming the bars of his CELL and had
gotten in the hall and was trying to
nile out the bars at the window that
leads into the yard. When Mr. Abbott
went In all the men pretended to be
asleep. hut he got them UP and asked
where Stetson was. No one knew or, at
least. they pretended they did not *
search was made and Stetson was
found In an open cell hid. He was at
once handcuffed and was put in an
other cell; also King, who assisted him.
me other two men were Willie
hodge, the negro who robbed naval
oIncer. ana man named HoldenburC
VINO is In for burglary. King Is also i'm
Tor burglary and Stetson for attempt to
murder.
If MIR. Jacobousky had not seen the
man at the window all four men would
nave made their, escape Lieutenant
only says that the men had been un-
usually noisy all day and night but
he thought nothing of It, but 1t turns
out That the noise was made to drown
the sound of the file. The cell in which
these men were In is known as the muir
derers cell and Is supposed to be bur
glar proof The city paid 81 900 for It
ana had q guarantee that II could
neither be sawed or filed. and that 1t
would be Impossible for IL man to get
out without improved tools i'm twenty
four hours. and these men had cut
themselves out with common file. a
hole thirteen inches square was, made,
through which Stctson came out None
of the others had yet come out, but II Is
supposed that they We're waiting for
Stetson to cut the window out, then
all would leave. Had it been later in
the night they would have had no trou-
bic to make their escape. The Coun-
Gil should investigate the matter of
this cell, as they had a guarantee, and
some one should be made to pay for It,