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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
Soitom Sampi= =TGr6erei.

Oie @isentbImer Der >, Bottom Dampf.
5drberei" iinb bic einSisen oeuti6en
SGrber in scranton unO baben ibr @e'
i6dft in allen 8randen bon SauS aus
selernt. Durd IdnSidbrise uno erfoIss
reide Grfabruns uno prima Sarben iino
iie i'm Stanbe, bic ponfe 3ufriebenbeit
,u earantieren. Sic mchen eine Spes
sialitdt bon 4naIin Sdpar3 auf Damsn'
fleiber, ebenio auf @beniae 8orbdnse in
auen beqen Sarben. bic taum na6sema6t
tperben fDnnen.
S6rber, obne su prablen, Fam nur Elm
Deuti6er fein, oenn es 1T Elm alter oeut'
iber Snouitriestpeis uno uniere Sdrbe.
rei.Ginridtuns 1T sr6ber, ais ale anoe'
ren in Scranton suiammen.
g8ir bubsn feline fosenannten Isenten.
beren @ebubren bic 9Irbeit um bic SdIfte
pertbeueru. 2eute, ipelde bieien Aaens
ten ipsrtbpoae Saden seben, befommen
lie oft niht pieoer suriif. ober b6hitena
baIb eefGrbi. g8er bnber feline Stoift
IN iahtunbiser Weiie unb edit sefdrbi
babsn MIL. brinse lie mad Der ,.8oitOr
Dampfs 5drberei", 2ll penn Gpenue.
g9ir iinO bic einSisen Sdrber in bel
Stabt, bic 5arben in sroben Auantitd'
ten uno aus ben erprobteiten Sarbperfer
bssieben. SeSbaIb fbnnen mir ale 9lrr
titsI bilIiser uno sufrieoeniteaenber far
ben. als ireenb Semano ionit.
Al @ebraber Imann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
500 @elohnuna! 500.

0ie Gelsr bieisr 5eituns uerOen fd frsusn
;u erfabren oab es wenisftens eine 9sfiirdtets
8rantbet sisbt, uelte ote Bifienidaft in
aR ibrsu Stufen Su beiIen i'm Stanoe 1T
6aIlNs Saiarrb' Sur 1T bic eIn3l8s isst Der drjt
li6en Brloerihaft betarnte pofitiue Sur Sa.
tarrb erforoert ole cine Goultitutionsfruntbsit
cine eonititutloneae 8ebauoIuu9. Sall's Sa'
tarrb.8ur wiro innerlib 9enommen uno utrtt
Oirstt auf bns 8Iut uno ole ideimisen Sber.
1d6su oes Sptsms, baourd oW Srunola8e
Der 8ranibeit SeritOrehb uno Dem Ratisnten
araft aebeno, inoem ne Die 9pnftitution bee
aorpers auibaut unO Der @atur in ibrem Berte
plft. Sic giseuibimer baben 10 uiel 8ertruuen
,n lbren Ssiltrdften, oub fis einbunoert Dollars
8eIobnuns fur ieOen BaIl aRbieten, ben iie Sr
tlriren perfebIt. eabt Sud cine 9tfte bon
3eugniiien fommeu. Wan aorehtre:
j. 8. Gbsnep g. s o., SpIeoo o.
&5~ Bsrtauft BON allen apotbetsrH. Toe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
Qehte 6pfnuna.

Ser Barrier Correspondent Der Neh
gorf, ,.WorIo" teIesrapbirt bic autbsn'
tif6e lleberiebuns bon gopien offi;ielel
aabeIbepeiden, bic sipiiden Der 8eeier.
uns in Mnbrib unb benz @eneraIcapitGr
@umpos in Guba eetpe6feIt tporber
iinO ,.Nn ben Niiniiter nltramar in
Waorib.-Sn 8eaus auf Sbre Depeitt
pom 30. October, iporin Sic Sbr Mib'
fallen iiber meine, einem 5eitunssberidt.
erhatter eeeeniiber ausseiprohene Mns
lidt auSbriiden, bab bic Ser. Staateu
Die cubanii6en Snfursenten aIs ariee'
fiibrenbe anerfennen tpirben, babe id Su
erpibern, bab ib berielben glniidt nod
iebt bin unb peiter iaee, bab bic Ser
Staten ben Sniureenten sana beitimmt
Qilfe leiiten uno ibre SADIE frIber ooer
ipdter bertbeibisen iperben, tpenn BEN
2ries snidt burb 8etriIlisuns elmer SeIbh.
resie:uns elm f6ueleS gnoe sema6i
pirb. SD brinse barauf oaB Der SnieI
5elbitresieruns perIieben ipiro, ba i6 &c
fur oas einsise DlitteI balte, ben &f
obne tpeiteren sroben 8erIuit bon Men'
i6enleben unb 8erseuouns oeS rieiieen
8ei6tbum8 Der SnieI su beenben.-War'
tires be @ampoS".
0taorio, 2. 0op. gln ben @enerals
captain bon @ubu, Wartines be @ampos.
oauuna. .-.Die Srase Der IutonOmie
(Selbitresieruns) 1T unter @rpdeuns,
aber mir befiirdten, oab iie bic Gubaner
nidt annebmen nerben. - llltramar,
Riniiter".
Uiabrib, 8. glob. Nu8 Sapana ipirb
beridtet, baB baS 8orriden Der Sniur'
aenten unter Wtarimo @omes in Der
Propins Santa Clara unb unter 9lntonio
Uaeeo in Der Brpbins BuertO Yrincipe
Die ipuniiden Dfficiere nit erOber 8es
iorsnib erflllt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
I'm Sdminpil d tiae.

Der lluteDeidnete. Der ourd elm sep6bn
Iides @ittsI 1ur 8eilluObsit uisoer berseftellt
uuros. nadoem er eini9e Sabre lang an eiuer
idpereu eungeutrautbeit nno Der sefiirdteten
araufbsit. S6uinoinbt sslitten bate. bat eir
srobss 8erlargeu ieiuen MitIeoenoen oas
Rutel Der peilun9 befannt gu MAIDEN aQC
0ieienisen bic es uerIauseu, miro er fteunoIidi
(sorsnfrsD cine abidrift Der 31bereituna
ididen, pelde iie ale cine fiDere SelIung fur
Sdpinoiudt, Nltbma Gatarrb, 8ronditas unr
ale pals. uuo 9un9en.8lantbeiten fuoen mer-
ben. Gr boift oas alIe 9sioenoe iein Seilmittel
probiren lperoen oa es iebr ruertbuuq 1T Die
isnigen wel6e Die 8uberstnng uerlangen meIds
lbnen nbts toiten miro, unO elm Sesen fir NJ
iein mag, uollen 9efdaisit Gbrw. Gbwarh
". @ilion, BrOotIDn, U. o., aooreiiiren.
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Amerifanif6e Grbf6aften.

S6On tpieberbOIt 1T eS porseiommsn.
oab in ben europGiiben 3eitungen
itwinoeIbafte Gnseisen iibsr in 9lmerita
su erbebenbe @rbi4aftsselper eribiensn
limb, bic pertrauensfeliee Perionen um
srobe Summen @eIoss sebradt baben.
Disie 4nSei9en seben bon ben iosenanns
ten ,0ianbatbenerbern'' elner eieenen
8atesorte bon SdpinbIern, aus, bic in
ben 8eitunsen antlnOisen lafIen, baB
Elm in 4merita reid seporoener guro.
pdtr fein games srOBes 8srm6sen isi.
nen in europa lebenben Anperipanbten
teitumentarii6 binterlaHen babe, unb
ii6 lesteren ais 8srmittIer BEL ben
mannisfaden Sdritten, bic bsbufs 9e.
bebuus Der @rbi4uft su uuternsbmen
linb, anbieten, natlrIi6 sesen 8abIune
sewiher ,.8ofenpOridIhe", um ipsI6I
aIein es bieien freunbli6en SsrmittIerr
su tbun 1T. Sinb iie einmaI i'm 8sIib,
oieier &oitenpori9dfie, 10 bbren Si,
grbidaftsluitisen ni9ts mebr bon ibnen
IS iei besbalb Dor bieien Manbatbspsr'
bern na&briidli6t ssparnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15

- Cine ndblide ginri6tans iiebt
man felt einiser 3eit in Oer Sdalterbaa'
osS 8abnbofes Srieoridtrabe in Berlin,
pieqeibt aub auf anoeren 8abnbbfen.
@s 1T baS Elm glutomat. Der oaS 8erlns,
4brebbub entbdlt. Die beipen 8anpe
liesen neben einanber seidIoGeu unb
ourb einen iinnreiben Ipparat Sefehslt
auf einem fleinen &afsn ettpa in ber
@rbbe Der 8atterieipinoen fiir bic Sern.
ipreber. Inter benz Spinbe lieet bi6t
lber ber grbe elm eiierner .,Subtritt" /.
Oieien tritt man nieber, idiebt oann Elm
3sbnpfennisitid in ben SpaIt unO siebi
an einsm Sanosriff, pie bel ben ilbrisen
4utomaten. Sierburd pirb bic Sperr.
uns, bic oaS Bud sefeiieIt uno seidlois
fen bdlt, sel6lt. Beibe Bdnbe Happen
BON islbit auf uno t6nnen nun 10 lunse
pur9eeieben tperoen, aIS Der Subtritt
nieoersebaIten pirb. @ibt man oielen
fret, 70 flappt baS Bud tpieoer su unb
Dffnet li6 erit bann ipieber, tpenn man
lbm einen neuen 9lideI opfert.
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MQgemeiner
9anseimridtnngs=
QaDelt.

2mps 2as au Sausbat' g8aan auberobn nebrisen 9n
Ganbn. Spieliaeben. Nnppen, Glass mn6
NOr3enan.SSaaren. 2ampen nnb 0aiem,
Giienpaaren unb $5anbwerfs3em9,
SGagemaen naO GGer S6mnd iaden unb a6umsfnr, gaes
pas CUR Ginr9tnns eiaes Sanies seb6rt.
Sili9e 9Srciie-reele SSaarem.
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sA- 2inber glnsdse, bOppeIbriiftis in
i6pars ober blau, sl.35, tpertb bOppeIt.
8inbsr lleberr6de, NIT ManteI, sl.25
Bis su $500.
Sinber lllterS, pertb $500, unier
preiS 1925.
Bel 9Ieiber SauS,
SdiIb Der @lOde, $50 2ada. ape.
aas- DaS ,,@odenbIatt" entbdIt ale
Nadri@ten unb foitet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15

s9- DiIsurten, iopie edit beuti6er
Semi, bsim Wub ober @las. bsssIei6en
friiden 8lees uno 8udpeisensSonis BEL
Sreo. S. Wibmapsr, $50 2adatpanna
Ipenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12

URBANA, o., July ll.-No new forged
bonds turned mp to-day in z. 7. LeWis'a
case, The amount OF a hundred aud
twenty-five thousand dollars in spur
ious bonds remains unchanged.
Frequent inquiries from outside bro
kors in regard to bonds come in, and
will no doubt bring to light more fraud
ulOnt bonds,
1t now looks as though Lewis had
premodiiatcd this collapse and had pre-
pared for it His wife went east in
April, but turned up at ST. Clair, Mich,
later. His daughter also repaired to St.
Clair two weeks ago. A visit to the rea'
idence this afternoon revealed that
every particle OF clothing OF the two
women had been taken away. The
sealskin cloaks had not been forgotten
in the pack up.
While the family may know nothing
Of the expected collapse, Lewis himself
know it and was prepared tOrit. II has
Just beon developed that Lewis had
scheme concocted to get hold OF tine
two hundred and fifty thousand natural
gas bonds Of this city. His object was
to replace Q per cent bonds with . per
cent. Had his plan been successful u
would have resulted in the possible
issue OF a cool million. The sudden
collapse baked his game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12

which followed a hymn OF welcome,
written by Rev. S. L, Smith and sung
By the choir OF one thousand voices.
President Charles Il. Allen, Of the Mas
sachuSstts delegation, presented the
convention with gavsi aud block, and
after O complimentary speech Of thanks
By the chairman, George w, Coleman,
OF Boston, vice chairman OF the COM
mittee OF 1895, made an address OF vel
come for the COMMITTEES,
The welcome Of the city pastors wa1
given by Rev. A, s, Gumbert, d. D., OF
Boston. In behalf OF the city, Alder.
man sandIord welcomed tho delega'
tlonS.
The Rev, D. N. Paige, Of LeavsnWorlh,
Kansas, in response to the words ot
welcome, dWolt on the Christian En'
deavor movement in the Welt, which 10
growing rapidly.
Alter short addresses by Rev. Walter
II. Brooks, Of Washington, ID. o., q,
Tower Ferguson, Toronto, 0Rt,, and
Miss Cora B BsckiOrd, BiddsiOrd,
Maine, the annual report OF General
Secretary BAsr WaI read by the Rev.
John BArstow, Of Mediord, Mass. The
meeting adjourned at noon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
CHENG ~ nIor.
Catholic Mission Dalidln= DsItrOysd-A
Report From Minister Dsnbs.

Catholic Mission BulIdln: DsItrOysd-A
Report From Minister DsnbT.
WAsHISGroS, D. O.. July 1.-THE
state department has received the FOL-
lowing ndvices under date OF June 4
from Minister Dsnby on the recent
riots at Chong Tu in which mission
property was destroyed.
In the riots at Chsng tn. the capital
Of Sch wan, the Catholic mission build.
ing and those Of tho China inland and
Canadian missions were destroyed.
The Catholic bishop was the only por.
son injured and he not seriously. Vir.
gil o. Hart IL the only American known
to be at Chong In. Strong measures
have bean taken to prevent the spread
Of tho riotouA spirit among the Yang
Tso towns. Cheng Fu is a place Of about
n million people and has great wealth.
In another dispatch Minister Denby
Snid that no had secured from the Tsung
Ii Inmen an order on the Canton vice.
roy for $3.50 TO nav American PreSbyler.
ian mission at Yung Kong in tho prov.
inco OF Kwang lung for loiscS sus.
tanned by recent riot.
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EpuoArIoNAL CONVENTION.
The National Association at DouVsr-.-0hl
cnFH Elected.


DENVER, COL. July ll.-At to'day's
session OF the convention Of the National
Educational Association the nominating
committee reported the following OIL
GERS, who were unanimously elected;
President, Newton q, Dougherty, of
Peoria, ILL., first vice president, Nicho-
las MurTy Butler, Of New York Cityi
secretary, Irwin Shepard. Winona,
MINI. treasurer, !. O. MCNeill, Kansas
City, Mo.
A director for each state was selected,
Those for West Virginia, Pennsylvania
aud Ohio were, respectively, Robert A.
Armstrong, OF Morgantown; Charles
Degarmo, Ot sWssthmore, aud W, g,
White, OF Dayton.
The general subject OF the papers for
the morning session was "rhe Duty and
Opportunity OF tho Schools IN Promot.
ing Patriotism aud Good citizenship"
Joe Baldwin, OF AuAtiu, Texas, treat.
cd the subject OF patriotism Of tho
Southland" lie said the people Of the
south rejoice to-day that the los. cause
Is lost cause. The great question in
the south is the lifting up Of the coiorOd
race to citizenship, aud 1t was being
done. IIo spoke In defense OF the
whites in restricting the political rights
OF tho blacks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
AGnEAr ooAH TERRITORY

To lie Opened nt On0o-NsW RailroAd In.
corPorntcd-AN Notable EntorprISe.
Special Dipatch 10 he Eattlf1noa.
CHARLEsroS, W, yAn July 1l.-A
charter has been iEsuad to the West
Virginia & Southern Railway Company,
capital 100000, divided into shares Of
500 each. Joseph Renshaw, Of Balti.
moro, holds 4,0OG shares The remain
der Of tho stock is held by r I Hsrn.
don, G. @. Watts, r. Il. QuarriOr and ].
W. Clarkson. Of this city, where the
principal office will be kept,
II Is claimed that this road will, In
forty miles. open mp twice rs much coal
territory rs the Norfolk & Western. and
nearly four timagas much Rs tho Chosa-
pOake & Ohio railway. 1t is said that
the Coal river drainage embraces 800
square miles OF coal lands. or the largest
coal territory in the Uhited States,
which will be opened by this road.
SURVEYS have been made and 1t is ex.
pected to begin grading within two
weeks. The road will connect with the
Chesa peako Il ohio at DrOwnstown and
will run to Coal river, by Madison, to
the Guyan river, and through to Rich.
land, Tazwoll county, Va. The oxpocta'
ton is to have the line completed from
Brownstown to Coal river by January
frat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
THE Il. A. ". "MEET"
At AIbury Pnrk-..RopuIts Of the First
Days Facing.

-
At ASbury Park--.RoWults Of the First
Days Facing.
AsDURY PARK. n. j., July 1.-THE
cyclcrs who have thrOnged this place
since tho beginning Of the week settled
down to practical business to-day after
enjoying themselves by road runs aud
sight seeing for the last few days. The
racing programme was begun in any'
thing but promising weather, but by 10
o'clock there were 1000 devotees OF the
wheel on tho stands. Rain driz.
zled uncomiortably until o'clock,
when tho weather cleared up, and an
enjoyable afternoons racing was wit
messed by over 5000 persons.
Among those who occupied boxes was
Col. A. A. Pope, who had aS O gueIt
Major General Nelson A, Miles. .
staunch advocate OF tho bicycle aS q
means OF increasing tho efficiency Of
the regular army, through whose efforts
many military corps have boen organ-
izod. Another spectator was Champion
j. j. Corbett, whose training quarters
arc only short distance away.
The first race on the programme was
for novices at one mile o. o. Dlrn.
berger, OF Buffalo. beat Donald Mckay,
of Denver, in 2,S7l. The winner 10 only
sixteen years old and has Just left
school. Hois a brother Of Mike Dim.
berger, and last Monday rode paced
mile in 2:O0 and a half mile in 100.
Tho following are tho finals in to'daya
events:
Two mile handicap, class A-W. G..
Douglas $50 yards), New York, tirst; A.
W. Abel 200 yards), Arlington, second !
G. S. Hcnshaw (20O yards), New York,
third. Time, 4:3S.
HALF mile, open, class B-Atthur
Gardiner, Chicago, first; F. H. Allen,
second; +. ]. Jenny, Utica, third. Time,
l:lO 3-5.
Halfmilo, open, class 40. NJ. ErtS,
irst; Tom Butler, second; W. q.
Douglas, third, Time, l;l3l.5.
Two milo national championship
Nat Butler, first; Arthur Gardiner,
Chicago, second; Q. r. Coulter, Toledo,
third. Time. i:26. Seven started.
Mile, open, with pacomaEors, class b
Il. Q. bald. Buffalo, tlrat; 7, j. Titus,
Now York, second; +. II. Allen, SyEa'
cusc, third. Time, 2:07 So
Mile, tandem, class A-Caldwell and
Butler, frat; lIenshaw aud owen, sec
ond. Time, 2;3O!.
Mile professional race, pacad BY A.
A. Zimmerman aud Harry Wheeler
T. j. Bontow, Boston, first; j. i. STAR
buck, s0condt II +. bartholomew.
Riyorton, third; McCurdy, Philadsl'
phin, fourth. Time, 2;lS 3.j.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
1T IS STILL "QUIET"
In the Elkhorn Region but Matters
Don't Look Right
OPERATORS DEMANDING TROOPS
With tho Same Emphasis, nut tho
Governor Continues to Hold oG-HIs
Private Secretary TeIegFaphS from
tho Seat of War to tho Effect that
tho Strike Is Not Yot BrOkoa-An
Actual Outbreak Has Not Occurred.
spetlaI pl.poleh o tle Ialelignne.

sptcim DiAplleN " Hle IWcttJCFtF
CHARLESTON, W, Va, July ll.-"stIll
quiet, so say tho governors agents to-
night, but the operators say they can
not peaceably run their works and still
insist that they should be protected.
Tho requests for troops are still COM
ing in to the governor, who seems do
termined to withhold their use until an
actual outbreak occurs, Captain White
sen. the following telegram to the gov
ernor at 8 o'clock this afternoon:
"Ths force at Collins works has
gradually decreased since Monday, due
to intimidation; no will bring in iiity
men to-day, and will bs present and
insist on the deputy sheriG being
there also. Goodwill man have been
unable to get man to work but
Is not ready to bring In now men.
Collins says all tho intimida'
ton Is being done by still
hunt, but insists you should
send troops. He is much disnleased at
you not having acted. think he is un.
duly excited. The nine men at Hew.
it's while coming to work were mot
and turned back by persuasion. No
threats."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
THE COMING WAR
Ia south AmcrlcR Nns LkoIT to Prove n
Fnrmllnbla An.Nr.

IN south Amorlcn NnV LlkslT to Prove n
Formidable AT,hr.
WAautSdroN, July ll.-south Amer
lean diplomats In Washington Aro much
Interested In the press reports tnat
Bolivia has presented the ultmntnm to
Peru, which tho latter has rejected, aud
that Bolivia and Ecuador hayO formed
an alliance with tho prospect Of making
war OH porn. Tho thrOH countries IN.
voivpt arn without ministers horp, rs
recent revolutions hnvB brOkon IN tho
legations Tho reports OF nnigh.
boring countries say that Peru
and Bolivia arO abont equally
matched so iar az military proWoas
Il ssHesrRSi. Pera's tormsr strength
has Disappeared BlncO hor war with
Chile Tho UhllOnni took all tho pcru-
Wan wnrshlni aud It Ia believed that
ono old transport Ia all that romans OF
tho Peruvian navy Tho nrmy is said
Ia uumhet about 4,Qll mnu, Tho 10.
sources Oi thu country wHrd further
crippled recently by Il revolution In
which thu government was OVOrihrown,
tho rnpllal snckOl aud hundreds VI 200.
pic killed.. Since lhon lhoro has bOOn
iunla running tho government until an
election could bU held.
Bolivia has no navy AMI hOr army il
said to bo about tho atmn ~ that Of
Peru. sho Ia OnllroIy INLAND, sine, tho
war with Chile, vhon Chilo took poa.
ae4iiOn 0i those provinces which had
formed Bpllylt'a coat lino.
lug trim, M ahn has Just Nmprgod from
a revolution mud all hDr people ara IN
arms. lint hor navy Il lnsrniUcinl,
hor only good wnrsliip having bcun add
to Japan Homo months ago II looks,
therefore, to those GonvorlanL with tho
situation that LllO,O thtoo crippled
countries would not engage In q worry
formidable war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
THE CHARMED LIFE
Borne By Nathan Portor-SosmI Destined
to DiO Of Old Ago,


to Die Of Old Ago,
Special Displtch 70 hs htsligRe'r.
sTRuHESVGLLE, O., July I'LL ever a
man bore a charmed life Nathan Por.
ter, q farmer OF Gross Creek township,
is that man. He has met with q num-
bor Of accidents that would have ended
any ordinary humaN bsIng, but Nate
seems possessed OF rs many lives as q
cat, He is just now going about after
having been kicked square IN the fore
head by horse, His apple orchard Ia
on tho side Of hill aud he has fallen
out OF nearly every tree several times,
aud never was more than shaken up,
Some years ago log rolled over him as
II no had been made Of India rubber.
Then he attended a picnic and ate ice
cream that poisoned everybody also aud
beyond little sick spoil no never fett
any discomfort. some years ago his
physician told him to settle up his busi'
mess affairs aud prepare for the here
after, ~ no might live two yearI and he
might not live mora than two days. He
came down out Of the doctors Office
and shook hands with friends, telling
them OF The good news impaired to him
by the doctor, and adding that he did
not believe q word the doctor told him.
He lived 10 500 tho physician buried,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
D. 6 O. oFFIoa ROBBED.
Burglars Secure u Thousand Dollars at
IInrpers Ferry.

Burglars Secure u Thousand Dollars at
IIarperS Ferry.
HARPERs FERRY, W. Va, July H.
Two unknown men robbed the ticket
office OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
here last night. When the Chicago ex.
press pulled in, two men slipped of the
train and forcing the bars of tho Office
windows, opened the money drawer
with Jimmy. They carried away sew
eral hundred dollars, bu! failed to 90.
euro about $1,000 which was left in the
drawer. The men jumped on freight
train and made their eacape. Ono Of
the men is supposed to be the leader OF
tho gang that placed dynamite on the
tracks OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio at Big
Monocoy bridge fortnight ago in an
unsuccessful attempt 10 blow up q
"Monacoy train"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12
TnE nuNrINGToN rnAaEDY.

Public Sympathy With tho Woman Who
Shot Her Husband's PRrnmour.
Special Diyates 10 The hieliigenesr
HuSnSGroN, W. Va, July 1l.-ThOro
is no person more talked about In this
city to-day than Mrs. Clareuce ChaiEino,
the woman who last night shot Mrs.
Jennie Overall and she could probably
give bail for over 100000 II necessary.
Hut aho Is held 10 await the results Of
Mrs. OVorRll's wounds. The latter is At
the ST Nicholas hotel and was thought
to be sinking last night, but rallied this
morning and tho physicians believe
that she will recover. Public sentiment
Is with Mrs. ChatIln, who has had to
stand a great deal recently on account
Of the Overall girl alternating the atiec.
tions OF her husband. The matter cro-
ated more excitement than any thing
that has happened for some time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12

wAslnSdroa, D. O., July ll,-Advlcc'
10 tho surgeon general Of the mhrInO
hespitat Otvtcoihhtrato 1uttonn ntnrm.
Ing lnctoa'o In yolow Ioyur in Cuba and
other West Indian islands. Tho weak
ending June ~ recorded twonty .Ulght
deaths In Santiago, whiln tliOro is an
average VI llvS dOdthS daily NJ Puerto
Principe, a city Of nbnnt ij,Njb popum.
lion. There nro about 100 CAsoi IN tho
military hospital nj San Juan do Puerto
lsIcn, aud the disease !S rapidly lncrOas.
Ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-12

Special Dbp1tch 10 me lretI1cHccr.
CHARLEroS, W. Va, July ll.-A call
has been issued for q meeting at the
court houIo Tuesday night TO organise a
bi.mctalllc league and decide upun the
bost course to pursue calculated to re.
store our country TO gold and silver as It
existed prior to 1873 The call has
about City signatures. including some OF
tho most prominent members OF both
parties, among them being Hon. Abran
Burlow, who will preside At tho meet.
ing; Senator George W, Patton, Judge
Drew, Col. +. b. Swami, Auditor John.
son, Il. I. Oaey, cashier Of the kanGwha
Valloy bank, aud others.