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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Visit From thu i'rince OF Wales,
Tho runorcd intention OF tho prince
oil Wales to visit this country gives
some newspapers an opportunity to GO,
worry funny. They seem to think that
II tho prince comes tho ,oadies will fall
down aud worship him. and tho COM.
mon people, in whose ranks most OF us
belong, will treat him with cold disdain
us tho representative OF an 'eIfctc mon.
archy.
It Is fair to presume that as 4 people
wo have as much common sonso and
common politeness as We had thirty.
five years ago, when the prince visited
this country on\the invitation OF presi.
dent Buchanan. Hearing that tho
prince was coming over to Canada the
President wrote to Queen Victoria ex.
pressing tho hope that tho visit might
be extended to tho United States and
assuring her that her son would DO
greeted everywhere by the American
people in such manner rs could not fail
to prove gratifying to her majesty. an
this" said tho President, "they will
manifest their deep sense Of your
domestic virtues aud your merits as a
wisc, patriotic and constitutional
sovereign"
And so it was. The prince Of Wales
was entertained in the white house by
the Preaident and cordially greeted
everywhere by the people. This much
was due TO the good woman who is at
once his mother and the head OF n
friendly nation. So it will be again II
the heir apparent TO the British throne
shall come to visit US. We are not
all tuft-hunters. and fortunately we are
not all low-bred donkeys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
scHwErSFUuru INDICTED.
Charged With Living illegally With Iii
Women,

Charged With Living illegally With Ills
Women.
RocEFoED. Ill, April oS.-rhe grand
jury after an investigation OF n week, re-
turned three indictments against
George Jacob Schwcinturth, the pro-
tended messiah. who lives south OF this
city, charging him with living un!aw-
fully with Mary Walden. Isabella Tut
Ito and Marguerite Tcit Weldon, all
angels ut the famous heaven. Three
omo arc also indicted Oh the Same
charge. A warrant was issued for
Schweinfurth. The indictment caused
general rejoicing among the people,
who hope to break up the place. Inc
trial will take place At once.
sheriff Oliver went to the ~"IIeayon"
yesterday afternoon with n capias for
the arrest of q. Schweinturth. The al.
legged messiah did not come on. OF tho
house for an hour after tho arrival OF
the officers, but finally accepted service
without resistance. Tho sheriff also
had an execution to levy on his pcr.
snnal property on account OF George
W. Coudrey's $4,000 judgment, OBJ.
tanned in Chicago, bu; every door aud
window wat kept closely locked and
he was unable to get in to make the
levy.
schwcinfurth was under arres. and in
custody OF tho sheriff in Rockford six
hours, bu: this evening furnished bail
in $1,000, the bond being signed hv tho
Weldons, tho owners oil tho G0O.scre
farm on which tho Heaven" is located,
and so escaped being jailed we Sun
day. The bond is only good until aion-
day morning, whom Schwcinfurth,
Mary Weldon, Isabelle Tuttlo and Mar
care; Tott Wilder will probably enter
pleas to tho indictments returned
against ,hctn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
KILLED nIMSEhF.

4 Vol Known Noble County Merchant
Commits Suicide.
%pettal Dispatch 10 TIE mtIig0c:r,
CALDWELL, Ono, April 2S.-M. W.
Archer, u prominent merchant Of East
Union, Noble county, aud a brother to
NJ. d, Archer. probate judge OF this
county, committed suicide ut m onJy
hour yesterday morning by shooting
himself through tho head with n RI.
volver. No cause Is assigned ior tho
rash act. llc wa- married less than II
month AGO, and besides hi4 wife, leaves
many friends. Financially he was in
good standing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

b. II. BowM,s, publisher Enquirer, of
Btcmcn, Ind. writes: Last week our
lit,lu girl baby, tho only Que we have,
was takon sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to givr relief and life was
hanging on nero ,hrcnh, We tried Ono
Minnie Cough Cure nnL its life was
saved. Logan Dru. Co.. Whooling. W.
Va, Il. +, Peabody. i'Cnwooi, aud liowio
& Co., bridgeport. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Din. II. Il. FIgu, OF Gravois Mills, Mo-,
n prac,icing physician Of many ycnrs'
experience, writes: Do Wits Witch
llazcl SaIvo has no equal Tor indolcnt
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals II burn quickly and
lcnvus nnscar. Logan Drug Co.. Whrol-
ing, W. Va. d. j. Peabody, Dcnwood,
aud l'owio ~ Co., bridgeport, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Tic bost nnlyo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcun, icy0r
sores, tottnr. chappoJ hands, chilbiainq,
corns. aud NIL skin rruptionI, and posi-.
lively curui piloI, u no nay required.
1t 10 guaranteed to give perfect anLleinG.
ton or money roiunhni. pricn .
cOnts por box. For saIo by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

1t may bp that Russia il only trying
to. scare tho Japanese. Ccrtuinly that
country knows that II Great britain
ShouId fail to ass things through
Iusgian aprctaclns thoro would be
soriou4 trouble and n good deal of II.
There is great roason to donbt TINT
Germany would take n hand with Rus
Aia and France. Cooperation with
France in any achcme would DO far
from popular with Germans. and tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

GuAMmmAIS's Cough Remedy gives
the bns, satisfaction OF any cough metli.
elmo ! handle, and ns n seller loads MI
oihcr preparations in this market.
r]ccunimrud 1t because IL is tho beat
medicine | cvor hnndloa Tor cuu.ha,
colda and Group. A.. ". BALDRlDup,
Millcrsville, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

tho big mon OF this country, equipped
for any duty TINT may fall upon him,
A rrcdt many eyes arc fastened on him
ne n strong presidential possibility. Ito
would DO a worthy nominee aud u
worthy President OF this great republic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Il the nino month, ending March 81
Of cotton cloth l,GG3,53l yards less were
OK por,cd from this country than in tho
same period OF Iast year. although tho
average price for the period just ended
WA hali II cont n yard less. 1t costs
money 10 get into "the markets Of the
world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OFTHE SWEENEY FOUNDRY M Nh
CHINE SHOP lots.
In pursuance OF a decree In FricS ( LIlIsV
Company. &c. V. General Engineering, EWm
panv ut, nj, made By tho Circuit Cont OF oai9
County, on the 9Th DAY OF March, lS9S, The na'
lcrSigncd special commissioners will ProSeeiJ
sell ~ public auction, at the north trOnt dn1iu,
the Court House OF Ohio county, in tho cay"
Wheeling. West Virginia, on
SATURDAY. APRIL q. lS6,
beginning at 10 O'Clock n. M. tho following ~
Scribra real estate. situate In ssil city, couISS
And state, TINT Is 10 say: Lots ono u, TWO 4"
eleven ull. twelve u2l and tho norm hat !,
thirteen tlN. III square numbered eleven ILL
that pirloi said ~city,known aS the siNth W"t'
being the property formerly occupied. by A."
Sweeney ~ Sou rs their foundry ana fnhcu'T'
shop. Said lots will be offered As tollHWsi
=, 3. ., 10. II. will bc iirs, offered toscthct ~ X
ns one parcel: !. !. II and north "a OF u WIZ
offered together and as one parcel; ana w..
said lots viii he oicred separately nhh III small
portions, md wlll'be sold IN Whichever way VIA
produce tho greatest price. ..
TERMS Of SAiE:-Onc.thlri oil the pu'Sns
money and as much more Thereof as the pu1,f
chaser shall elect 20 pny In cash, on thS uS~
sale, mud the residue IN two equal lnsiaIll"I""ss
payable respectively In one and Two !caEA N.
dny VI sale, with interest from tnat ia! A. ~,
purchaser 10 give MS loSotlaoic p'oHIh g.
notes for tho deferred ~installn-ntS, WIN "
curly thereon satisfactory to tho special vS n,I
mis>IoncrS. and tho title to he retained mm'
the payment In iuil OF the purchase Woa'''
both principal and interest. .rr
GUY Il c. ALLEN,
A J. CLARKE,
ALFRED cALpWkLL
Special Commissioners
! hereby certify that bond and seonfF ~
been given by tho said commissioners AZ"
quircd by law aud said decree
JOHN ". MICHEL
~ mrS NuF
The above safe Is adjourned to SAtuniaI' @N
II, 1871, ut 10 O'Clock a. III.
GUY K. C. ALLEN
Al. CLARKE. ,,,,
ALFRED CALDWELL
nngNI.GN snrrInI Cnmmi,AonrN-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

BRirisH exports Of iron and steel to
this country continue TO show increase.
We can't make at home what we buy
abroad. The unemployed may fiud in
this wha. satisfaction they can. There
is not much comfort in it for them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

LITTLE Japan whipped big China in n
lair fight. What business has Russin
TO intorloro with.the peace settlemont?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29
HINTS TO uOUSEKEEpEHs.


Happiness Is a sunbeam. which nav mss
through II thousand hOsOins without losing
Il particle Of lis original ray.
SIR +. SIDNEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Observation-Disclosures. Oatmeal. Fried
hominy. Lamb chops. Lettuce. Bal,.
ing powder biscuit. Maple syrup. COT.
leo.
Dinnor-Bcci heart. Boiled o%niong.
MashGd potatoes. Asparagus on toast.
Celery. White and corn bread. Yam.
kro apple pio. Cheese.
SupPer-Crcam toast. Clipped dried
beef. Baked apples. Jelly. Graham
broad. Cocoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

Clcnn thoroughly, soaking in salt wa.
tori and probing tho veins that they arc
cloar. Parboil until tondor and ill
with rich dressing. Bake brown.
Sinrod ii"rf.
Take raw bcof, IL in small piccns and
pu, in n l;nttIc Of cold water. Lot s,cw
slowly for several hours; season with
butter. Pepper and sait.
lCJpyriOhtci.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

EIRST MEETING OF STOCkH0LD-
u Frs OF THE TRlNBLE / LUH co.
The Corporators named In the agreement r.
cited In the certificate OF incorporation OF u.
Trinblc& Luu Company. issued by the se,rei'
~ OF state OF tho state OF West Virginia on 10
10th day OF March. 1896, have appointed the ia
day OF May, A. y. 1886. commencing al lOa Z
as the time. and the law Office OF Caldwell &
Caldwell. attorneys at law, in the Mutual Sty'
ingS iaEk building. on the west s!doot Mare;
street, in the city of Wheeling. in the conh'L@
Oaio md the state OF West Virginia, IS the PISS
tot holding a general meeting Of the ,Iocfho'''
crS of said company, TO elect a board OF Giif'
tors. make bylaws. and transact any other ptiI
hess which may lawfully be done br the sna
stockholders In general meeting. Notce Is hete'
10y slvcu that a general meeting {. said .'Stt'
holders Tor said purposes, will be held al aiio o.
flee on snii 18th day OF May, 4. D. lSsr coz
meuc!ug NJ 10 n. m.
GEORGE W. LUTZ,
GEORGE HOOK.
! JOHN ADAM HESS.
FREDERICK SCiiESk, Jk
HARRY a. ,EBBERT.
arao.x IuCorporAietS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

SENATOR ALLISON got n groat Hond.oiT
ut tho Amnricus Clubs Grant dinner in
Pittsburgh. Senator Allison i. ono Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-29

THE lSTELtiGRScGR, embracing It's several
editions Is entered In thu rostOohcc At Wheel.
lug, ". Va, rs second. class mntter,l
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
HE MUST STAND TRIAL.
End Of the Preliminary Hearing
in the Noted Green
Bay Case.

Green Bay, Wis. Aug. 15.I[Special.1
The preliminary examintion OF john
Dazkowski, charged with the murder of
his wife last January, was finished at
noon today, having lasted from Monday
morning. The defendant was held to the
circuit court in the sum of $1,000.
The sensation of the Dazkowski muir
der case yesterday afternoon was the ar
rest of Attorney Feeney of the defense.
Mr.. Feeney was ordered to sit down by
Justice Sellers and ON refusing to do so
the court ordered his arrest. He was
taken in custody by Undersheriff Peter
son, but was shortly afterward released
and permitted to go on with the eXamlna-
ton. B. NJ. Berendsen, who personated
a priest in the cell of DaZkOwski when
he was first arrested last January, was
put upon the stand. He testified to hav-
ing visited the prisoner at the Jail, after
first having dressed himself in coat
the sheriff gave him. He did not tell
DaZkOwSki that he was u priest or that
he was not, but the prisoner believed him
to be such. and while lamenting the
absence of his wife knelt and kissed
the crucifix which the witness carried.
ing killed his wife, and Berendsen prom
Used him to return the following day.
A second subpoena was issued last
evening for Sheriff Delaney, the officer
to whom the first was given having gone
into the country to make hay. The Sec
ond has not yet been served, for the
reason that the sheriff has not been
seen since the examination began, and
the defense contend, he is keeping out
of the way to avoid being put upon the
stand Yesterday the lawyers for the
defense were unable to find a deputy
to serve subpoena and the chief of po-
lice declared that he could not go out
side of the city. UndersheriH Peterson
of course could not leave his prisoner
and the justice refused to deputize spe-
oial officer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
THIEMAN BPRESIDENT.
Annual Election of Officers Of the
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
Association.
SELECTED A SHEBOYGAN MAN.
E. B. Heimstreet of GAINESVILLE will
Again Serve as Secretary
State Specials

Sheboygan, Wis, Aug. 15.-[Special]
The following officers of the Wiscon-
sin pharmaceutical association were
elected tHss forenoon. President, F. w.
Thieman, SheSeygan; first vice-president,
N. Rumzel, Mir$aukee; second vice
president, j. Hamn>sl, Medford; secre-
tary, e. B. Heimstreet, Janesville; treas
urer. W. B. Clark, Milton. The next
convention will be held at Stevens Point,
the second week in August. 1896.
The $500 prize for the finest drug ex-
hibit was awarded to Jerman, Phueger
& kumstedt Drug company of Milwau-
kee. In the case of Andrew A. Mayus
of Madison, prosecuted for violation of
the pharmacy law, the convention sus-
tanned the action of the board.
1t is estimated that about 1000 drug
gists attended the convention yesterday.
Balloting on prizes took place at the ex-
hibition hall last evening. The wooden
snS Rarade w take place this evening ling
with banquet at Born's park
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
INSPECT THE WATERWAY.
Eastern Lumbermen will Visit OcontO
Next Week-NOteS.

Oconto, Wis, Aug. 17.-[Speciall- Of-
fi:ials of the Toledo, Ann Arbor & Michi-
gan Railway company and wholesale and
retail lumbermen of Ohio are coming to
Oconto sometime next week, incidentally
to look into the waterway project and IA
cilities for shipping. They will be enter
tanned royalty by leading citizens.
A Lutheran mission festival will be
held at the bay shore on Sunday, August
%, congregations and clergymen from
Stiles, Morgan, Pensaukee, Maple Val
ley and Oconto to participate
The Green Bay Baseball club will play
the Ocontos next Sunday.
Barnard Van Rossum and Walter Kim,
pie We're sentenced by Judge Classon to
the reform school at Waukesha.
Andrew Dillon, a paralytic aged about
60 years, fell from high sidewalk to the.
ground, fracturing his collarbone and
breaking several ribs.
Julius Grunert and young lady, while
riding about two miles from the city on
the PeshtigO road, saw pine snake lying
in the gutter, which they killed. 1t
measured 5 feet 10 inches in length. The
skin will be tanned and made into belts
which the hunters will wear as troph,
les
The Oconto River Improvement com>
pany has a large crew at work repairing
seven dams on McCauslin brook and
three on the north branch of the main
river, preparatory for log-driving next
spring.
a crew of logsackers are bringing the
rear Of the main drive from Stiles to
Oconto.
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the
Oconto Turnverein will be celebrated on
September Is.
Tonight at Topel's hall in Pensaukee,
Mike Fitzpatrick, champion middleweight
of the Northwest. and Pat Duffy of Bos-
ton will engage in ten-round sparrine
contest. Ed Hanley of st. Paul and
Billy Hawkins. formerly of West Supe-
rior. will have a four-round bout. Billy
WEIGH and Dick Hartman will also ap-
pear and Ed Brooks and an unknown
will contest in a four-round boxing match.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

at the same time that as soon as INV
BILE after the decision should be- ma
he would be reappointed. 1t vm
knowledge of the effect of the a.
which has caused Mr.. Ransom i
main in this country as long as h
but the. assurance of his rpapponn
has been made so plain that he has
all preparations to return to N
toward the close of the present
The provision of the constitution
which the treasury refused to sut
allow his account will not apply 10
appointment and there will be 10 fuI
difficulty in the matter.
The minister's accounts were ron
allowed up to the LIST of July. 50
at present the government is ind
to him only for his salary from il
to the present time. 1t is not do
in any quarter that Congress will ,i
him relief in this respect through
preparation in the first urgent di
bill which becomes a law after tn
ginning of the next session. At
time of Mr.. Ransom's appointnt
question was raised and fully exp
in the press at the time as to VIII
or not his appointment was regum
at that time the opinion was exp
at the white house that his case d
come within the legal prohbitM
that even If it should be so he'll
Presidents right TO reappoint him
Congress adjourned was clear and
nnta bic, y
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
SKATE Fair.

The new State Fair Park has under
gone marked transformation since last
year and will present an unusually at
tractiye appearance during, the coming
farty-frst annual fair of the Wisconsin,
State Agricultural Society to be held
September lG to p at Milwaukee.
The grand stand has BEEN reseated and
painted and all space between it ard
the track Laid in cement. while spacious
sidewalks connect it with the different
gates.
The National Avenue. electric line has
be been !1. extended, and in addition to. the
facilities afforded by tEra railroads and
the dummy line, Will run electric ears
direct 70 the grand sTamel
Many new buildings are erected and
others immediately to be put up. A large
exhibit is already assured in all depart
ments: The kennel show and the, football
game between the University of Wiscon
SID and Northwestern University are
two new features of this years fair.
All live stock will be catalosred.
A ,one-fare rate for the round trip
has been secured on all railroads from
all points in Wisconsin and the Northern
Peninsula of Michigan.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
HIS CLAIM CONFIRMED.
Racine County Man Wins a Valuable
Estate in England.

Racine, Wis, lug. 16.-Many Of the
residents of Racine county are more than
interested in the announcement that Will
lam FoXwell, eldest son of Mrs. Lucy
Z. FoXWell of the town of Yorkyile, RAJ
cine county, has won his title to the ia
nous Harris-Hartey estates in Cornwall,
England. The man in question was one
Of the claimants to the vast estates. Mr..
FoNwell went to England last Novem-
Der to look after the Foxwell interests.
He has just forwarded the following
cablegram to his mother, now living on
a farm in the town of Yorkville: eve
have Won" The estate is valued at over
$2.O0O,OOO and Mr.. Foxwell's income
from rents will amount to fully 100000
per year. Before Mr.. Foxwell went to
England he got the dispositions of several
old residents as to his identity. The
estates include Rcsewarne house, Can
borne and Rosetague house, Croswell and
a large number of lesser estates. The
first two are the original estates, Rose
-warne house being the home of William
Harris and Rosetague house the home
of Henry Harris, his brother, Many
claimants appeared for the estate, includ-
ing William Foxwel1 of this county, who
CHANGED to see an advertisement in q pa
per that he could learn something of in
terest if he would appear at Cornwall,
EncIand
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
TWO TEACHERS ENGAGED.
Stevens Point Normal School Increases,
Its Corp of Instructors.

Stevens Point Normal School Increases
Its Corp of Instructors.
Stevens Point. Wis, Aug 11.-[Spe-
cial Miss Flora E. Stewart of Welles~
lx college has been engaged to take,
charge of the grammar department Of
the normal school and Miss Louise Mont
geometry of the University of Chicago
will teach III the English department.
The improvements in the building are
nearly completed and the fall term will
commence August 26.
The Rev Father Sherman, son of
Gen. Sherman, will deliver a lecture at
the Opera house in this city Monday
evening. His subject will be .'The POI
sition Of Catholics at Present" and the
proceeds of the lecture will be given
to the Orphans home at Green Bay.
August Soldier, the young man who
was struck by train near Marshfield
and taken to st. Josephs hospital in
that city. died Thursday. The remains
were brought to this city for burial.
Receiver Pfeffner of the Commercial
bank has engaged D. III. Cronyn of Mil
waukee to make an examination of the
books of the bank.
Great satisfaction is expressed at the
action of the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical
association in deciding to meet in Stevens
Point in August. 1896.
An examination of the list of teachers
in the public schools for next year shows
that fourteen out the thirty-four that
have been engaged are graduates of the
high school.