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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
Peabody Handicap Won by Figaro.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, April at-The feature
of the days racing at. Montgomery Park
was the Peabody handicap. worth $1,475 to
the winner. Attendance, 1000. Summaries:
First Race-Six furlongs. lSilversmith, !
to 1, won; Billy Bennett, %; to !. second;
Miss Clark, 8 to 8, third Time, Ill.
Second-Four furlongs. Fasig, s to 5, won;
Sir Dixie, 10 to ], second; Driftwood, 4 to
/, third. Time, :511a.
Third-The Peabody handicap; one and
one-eighth mile. Figaro, ITO (Chorn). 5 to
/, won; Rhett Goode, 1O2 (Walker). 30 to 1.
second; Sister Mary, Ito &C.. Weber,, s to
5, third. Time. 1:56A. ImptPercy and Hen
ry Young also ran. ~
~Fourth-Five and o~ne-haIf f~urlongs. Gath,
2 to l., won; Urania, , to /, second: Ashland,
3 to 2, third. Time, 1:0911a.f
Fifth-Two miles; over eight hurdles.
Square Fellow, 8 to /, won; Eli Kindig, 2
to l, second; Templemore, 8 to l. third.
Time. 3:4912.
~Sixth-Seven furlongsa Ethel W., 5 to /,
won; High Test, Is to, ], second; Mote, 8
to ?, third. Time, 1:3.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-25
BEST OF THE SEASON
GOOD RACING mi FAST TIME ON
THE ROBY COURSE YESTERDAY.
Track Record Broken by Charm-Pea-
body. Handicap at Montgomery
Park Won by Figaro.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

NPO(AoA ~ AhC 4AAAloAlLROho OOAI
HAMMOND, Ind, April 24-Three thou
sand people saw the best racing of the sea-
son at Roby to-day. Four fayorites and one
10 to 1 shot pulled down the purses. The
fourth race, the owners handicap, at six fur
longs, furnished the best amusement of the
day. Charm was the hot favorite, and went
to the post at z to 10. Tit for Tat was well
played for second choice at 8 to l., while
Colo, at 5 to /, went begging. OFF to a good
start, the three horses named soon outran
the field. Charm was an easy winner, by
one length, in the fast time of 1:15A, break
ing the track record. Colo was second, four
lengths ahead of Tit for Tat. The last race
furnished the most exciting finish of the day,
the three leading horses running under the
wire in a hot drive heads apart. Jockey
Shields was fined $50 and set down for a
week for INSTRUMENTATION at the post in the
first race. Summarizes:
First MISUNDERSTANDING of a mile.
Pete Clay won; Delude second, George Is.
Swift third. Time, Az.
~Second-Five furlongs. Little Billy won;
Shenandoah second, Morse third. Time, 1.04.
~Third-Five furlongs. Helen Wren won;
Foxhal1 second, Caesar third. Time, 1:e3.
Fourth-Six furlongs. Charm won; Colo
second, Tit for Tat third. Time, 115.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a mile. Our
Maggie won; Chenoa second, Jim Head
third. Time, 1854. fra3fat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

Spreial Dipaich to mo Hieligsaesr
SIsrERsvILLg, Nov. G.--Had no not
been prevented from doing go by two
companions it 10 probable that Virgil
KapraId, a young tough from GrRys.
vile, o., would have emptiet tho con-
fonts OF n 3s.calibrO revolver into Police.
man Miller'a back last night. Kenraid
had his finger placed, ready to pull tho
trigger, but two young men who accom-
panied him succeeded In stopping him
from doing &C. He was arrested and
tiued.
A telephone limo to connect thls city
with the various oil fields, and Wheel
ing aud Marietta, is proposed, aud its
construction will only bs Il matter OF
u very short time. Mossrs, McGhio and
Moore, Of East Liverpool, are promoting
tho scheme. They stated to-day that II
theneceasarY Observation-Disclosures
be obtained the erection Of the line
would at once DO proceeded with.
This morning IN outbreak occurred
on tho river front, during which tho
ioboat OF Mrs. Helena French was bonn
barded aud an attempt made to kill tho
woman. Tho doors and windows OF tho
bort were completely shattered, aud
the woman her,eli brutslly kicked aud
beaten. Tho police this afternoon ar.
rested Loo Kidd, Bloody" Roei, Harry
Kennedy. Emma Brown, Bertha Ellis,
StollR Brown and Maggie shannon, who
wero given q preliminary hearing be-
foro Justice Mccoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

Thrceiourtls milo, maidons-Eulh
V, i07; Richmond. Delois l.GGgott, Pat
%llanley, ChaGrin, l02.
Milo, aslling-AShIRnd, 1903; Clinton,
1885, LoonelI, Advocate. Master Fred,
los; 10 Banjo, %; Glen Luck, o. Fair.
child, 9Bi Erstwhilo. %.
Ono and ouo.eighth miics-Rosplen.
dent, Grammar, 1903; BaIBo, Blue and
Gray, ~.
Tnroo.tourthS milo, Edgewaier handi.
cAp-lamitO, l22; Bon Holiday, liz;
Frontier, no; Loki, lO5; Matte Loo,
100; Judge Denny, Bluo Ribbon. 100;
Raymond, 0s; Patriarch, 0Ii Umbrella,
lulfa, %.
FvOGighths milo-OldCcntrc Subtle,
Cochiae. ll3; Garland Bar. UmbreIln,
no; htrIciRy. MoylGn, Grade. Hnnlon,
w vaGsnr, nippogrin, Judge Baker,
Cotton King. Royal Choice. l0I; Little
Brlmblo, s%antcrn, John Stewart, wang,
lJii st. Choyaller, 1885, White Oak,
Frank Loo, 81.
Milo, aulling-san HAS, 10; Tom
sayre. 100; Carrie Lyle, l0ii N0wcpnc,
JOB; la Creole. Neutral, Uncla Horny,
U3i Curious, %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

ME YEXNs MhaNrrA.
Tssmsr Gives Out aud EuEli'hmsn Low
the Worlds Record.

rsSmsr Gives Out aud EaEli'hmen Lower
Worlds Record.
Austin, Texas, Nov. G.-ThreasontnE
weather kept hundreds away from the
regatta, but as 1t was, $500 people wit.
messed one Of tho finest races ever
rOWsd Oyer any course. This race was
the double seull, mile and a half, with a
turn, three miles in. Starters; Bubcar
aud Barry, English; Rogers and Teem-
er, American.
The race was a terrific one from star:
TO finish, aud ths yellow flag was flying
clear 70 tho mile and u half stake. The
English crew turned and got away FIRST.
The Americans were right alter them,
however; down the course TO the three.
iourihS flag, a stroke Of dity.five was
pulled. Az the three.quarter flag they
passed the English team and had u
boat lengths lead down III hall flag
when the EnHlishmen began to crowd
them. The last quarter saw both crews
plying the oars with the rapidity Of
lightning.
From this quarter tho average stroke
vas flIty.six and the water was fairly
sizzling, 50 rapidly did tho boats skim
over the surface. About ten lengths
from the finish line Teemer gave ont
entirely and Rogers had to pull tha boat
over the line by himself. The Engliah-
men were 10 close on the Americans
when Teemer gavo out that they imme-
diaIely shot past and took the lead,
passing over the line five boat lengths
In the lead. Time, H:40.
This time was made over n course
With hardly a ripple noticeable any.
where aud lowered tho worlds record
on three mia double SOULS. Tho fact
that the Americans had been tavoFItos
in the pools with bets Of throO and hvc
to one on them. caused many sports 10
60 dead broke to.aight, Whilo patriotic
EnglishmSn 10 attendance won lots Of
monav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
MARTINI FHrittY.
Haps aud sIlslnp, ~ tns Thriving City
Across tho River

HACFusS WV tANNNFs
Martins Forty Republicans are jubi.
liant over Tuesdays victory and say this
means Mckinley for President in 1896,
The INTELLIGESCEg coon made them
emile. Some Of the Democrats say it
will be a long time before they can get
organized again in the state. Not q few
OF them expected to sec John Campbell,
Fenton aud Dreamer elected in Belmont
county aud yet mono OF the Republican
candidates have less than 800 plurality,
and many Democrats thought they
would elect Campbell aud get tho lcgis'
Iature. one prominent Martins Ferry
Republican has held all along that
Bushnell would have nj least $1,000 and
another bot that Aldredgo would have
600 and ho has over 1000.
Madison Aldredge, Of Martins Ferry,
who Was elected auditor OH Tuesday by
such Il handsome plurality, was kept
busy shaking hands and receiving con.
CALCULATIONS Yesterday. He Is the first
Republican auditor elected since 1871,
and Colonel PoormEn the only one
elected in sixteen years prior to that,
and this was in 1855. J. d. Lnnglog was
the Republican electel in 1871.
George Freeman. an East Liverpool
pottery worker, was held up by foot
pads noar the Cleveland * Pittsburgh
freight depot on election night aud
robbed Of about =. Ito said ho could
identify two OF tho parties, but up TO
last night ho had not done 30.
The Rev. Mr.. Barley will not Lako
| charge oil tho U. T. church until Sunday
week. lilo will preach the Thanksgiving
sermon ut the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Edwin Rothweil, Of Little Falls,
MINI, was q victor IN Martins Forty
Yesterday, tho guest Of his DTother.in.
Law, William Mann.
THO turkey dinner given Last night in
tho Mcalloy Il Co. room by tho ladies
OF tho Episcopal church was we'll
patronizod.
j. A. Robinson, grand patriarch OF
thu Odd FOilows, Will address Hebron
eucampmOnt, !. y. U. IT,, this evening.
Mrs. William II. Orris critically i'll at
her homo On First street.
Miss Eloroncs Davis, OF Cambridge,
is visiting friends here.
S. Is. Groves returned from Pitts.
burgh yesterday.
Minin ong returned to smIlhdold
last night.
Lon Hood returned to Canal Dover
yeBtordSy.
Mrs. Il. I. ong WAS better yesterday,
Miss lIoIe Colts 10 at RochostOr, ra,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
OUR FIRST PENNANI.
1t Was Won by the whoollngs in
the Iron and on League.
TO Be PLACED ON EXHIBITION
In orubb's wiadqw To'day,-It is a
beautiful slllSoN Aaair aud wnl ns
Greatly AdmIrod by tho pal'
oraaks-wm Bo Formally PrOsopt.
ed a. a "nlow out"-Iast Nights
Bowling and Other News of Sport,


sseial DlpaieA 10 dc Aa9laae,r
~PlrrsuuRoHt Nov. 6,-"Uncls Al"
Pratt to-day received Of A. G. spppld,
ing & BrOs,, the pspuspt Tor Wheeling,
which won the Iron 4 OIL League
Championship 40 hsudlly,
It's a beautiful silken affair and Man
aSer Ed BArFOWs took "at" when he
saw 1t, Tho penpsps was shipped to
Wheeling tonight, where 1t will at
once bo placed on exhibition,
BarrOWa Is thinking seriously Of not
having it formally presented until
Thanksgiving, when there will he a
grand blowout" for the base ball
crankA
TTho penuant 10 to be exhibited in
the Twelfth street window of ]. w.
Gsubbs jewelFy store, in the Grand
Opera House bullding.)
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LIRgL on AWMlENIANs.

II Appears That They Dlh Not Provoke
the More Recent Disturbances.
CoSsr4SrlNopLe, Nov, G-IndepOpd.
ont reports received hero from Armenia
do not confirm tho official statements
that tEh Armonisns provoked the differ.
ept disturbances which have taken place
there. Al Erzoroum alone the bodies
Of $50 Armenians have been found and
only the .corpses Of six Turks were
among thOm.
Fresh disturbances are reported to
have broken out at Adsna, capitol Of
Vllayal nt that name.
According to Tho most recant reports
circulRtei, Kismil PRahN will bs replaced
as grand vi&icr by Said Paghu. formerly
grand vfier and now minister for for
eisn alaira, aud the latter will bs sue
ceeded by Iowiik PashN, tbs Turkish
ambassador to Germany, who has left
Berlin Tor this city.
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ANMw slruArloy
In the Eastern oir,unu May hs created
by the unllnl States.


In ths Eastern 0irsuna May hu Created
by the unlIol States. \
PANS, Nov, G=-A dispatch from Ber'
lin hsa been published horo giving the
result OF au interview with tue ambaa.
sador Of one Of tho great powers, In
which the diplomat says tina, a OOtsatro'
pho eau Oaoily bo the result Of tho pres,
out silnatinn, and added that whilO a
crisis in tho far cast IL only a question
Of time, 4 great danger might DO aysrlol
hy the Intervention Of the United
StotOs, and tho UventualiIy OF an ALI,
anea hOtwe6n the United States. Great
britain aud Japan. 1t is impossible,
the ambassador Is quoted Us adding, for
The UnitOd Statoa to remain neutral, as
sho cannot abandon her China trade
to Russia without a struggle. Tina IL said
to be well underatool In Japan, aud IL
looked upon as explaining the mikado'a
recent letter to preildont Cleveland,
This, still according 70 the diplomat in
toryiewed, was tho frat step towRrds a
new international situation, which may
become q fresh and solid guarantee Of
peace.
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ClSuSYArf, Nov. G.-fho card was
6nly IA ordinary ono, but tho racing
wa good. Weather inirj track fast.
Tho latonia meeting will cloIo pollIIvo'
iy sNufday.
Eui, / mlIO-slnthFol, II Major
Dtpbs, q linn Certainty, 81 !I9l
sqcond. D inrlongt-Cla1i" 30 IL
hlnuIeCock, q llalcn Mat, 81 1907.
lUim, 1 milo, 10 ynrd'--Rnipur, Ii
Jano. ., Birmingham, .; liiSl
Fourth, 0 fHhonRS begun, Nance,
" Charlie WsbOr, 81 1910
rtL u iutlongs -Iufalllg, Twelve
fi'y q Martin, 81 liiGl
sixth, q iuFionga-Bn,sin Nicholas, II
Mary KoonO, q Silnrir, 8 ill5i,
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BEIhAIi.E,
All Sorts of Local SrwS aud GoISIn from
the GlRa' ctr.

All Sorts of Local Srws aud Gossip from
the GlRs' Citr.
IL wns reported yesterday evening
that James H. Alexander, OF tho Woods.
fold Spirit, Waa defeated for alato ieuN.
tor by John II. Morgan, OF Cambridge,
but this can hardly DO true, as Monroe
county rolled up 1850 plurality.
The presiding judges OF election all
wont to st, ClalrsvillO yesterday to de,
liver tho official returns and tho supCr-
NiBors oil election to announce aud cor
tify the official result
Will Murray, who 10 engaged with HI.
brother, in the Interior Of NOst Wiz.
ginin, building now court houses and
other public buildings, is now visiting
bic parents bore.
Tho school board hNs takon up tho
matter Of music In tho public schools
aud will probably yield to u call Tor q
music tcRcheri IN tho schools.
Thoro was q doarlh Of nows except
concerning tho election yesterday, but
tho election news was good enough iOt
ono day.
AlOS. GallahOr Ia now assistant yard
master for tho Baltimore X Ohio rail-
road at Glendale, noar Pittsburgh.
Rev. II. a. l.. King wont to Newark
Yesterday TO attend u meeting Of tho
American Sunday school Union.
10th blast furnaces at tho Bollnlto
nail works nro now working bOttor than
for some limC nNaL
Roy. Charles O'MOara, oil Warrington,
Ia, was Whiting li1 humorous friends
llorO yesterday.
Miss phaina Dair has bccn Bcloc!od ~
ono Of the auPply tcacliors OF tho
tChoolB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
A LOVELY FACE.
Beauty is the Greatest Power
of Attraction,
Women Recognize II; Men Bow
Before lis Shrine,
The Secret Of Good Looks DISCLOSED
How to Look Your Best.

Mover waslhord a tlmo when women did mol
Try to mako themselves beautiful What il v
lovely as q round, rosy face, white hreh0ad Rnd
full red lips what SO annoying ~ tho black
holds and plmplos on tho face, with tho dirty.
greasy look which always accompanies them
Lilo is not worth LYING, tho young slrl THINKS
because otthe bad iAuapl0HlutlOoE Of her 9Eln
which she Tres In vain 10 imprOVo by tho use oI
various coSmuIicl, olntmoals and powders, mol
knowing that all tho while the trouble Is not "
the skin Itself, but ~ tho sys.om, II Is some
tlnes absolutely dangerous n use outside Nppli
cations, for II the skin Is simply cleiroi tho dis
eaiel likely tuattacE some intcrnalo organ Of the
body, where 1t may prove fatal to lilo IHelt BHI
In purifying the blood, the cure is natural, per
mAuenE and without any INJURY.
Miss Alice Hopkins, who resides At Sl2 South
Tenth street. Philadelphia, Pn, was unhappy
because Of her unslShtly face and writes amin
toreSlng letter on thii subject.
sho lays; "Ds, Greeno's SerYua blood An d
noryo remedy Is a wonderful medicine and Il
Curol no completely OF ono Of the very worst
forms Of dySpcp'ih. wordA cannot express haI
1 have suffered IN body and mind for almost
three years, Not tho least otmy troubles wAian
entire loss OF healthy color IN my face. inc
naturalGlow disappeared eutlr,ly, and a hbrrI
BILE saGton yellow took IiI place, You can i'm
AsInu my feelings when I was asked a dozen
times day as to whether l was suffering Tom
iaundIcS At this time Twas enduring all the
fortunes OF indigestion, md could no. rctaiu
enough food TO give mo tho necessary nourlsh'
Ia - -
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SAN FRAwcisGo, Nov. GA local paper
saws tho Fair will case has been settled
out OF court and what promised to be a
bitter contest over an estate valued at
forty million has been abandoned. Tho
estate is oaid to have been settled and
the property passed into the hands Of
the various heirs. The settlement is
said to have been effected by Herman
Oeltrichs, OF New York, Rson-in.law Of
the late Senator Fair. who convinced
trustee Goodiellow that under the rul'
ing Of tho state aupreme court IN tho
Halkerly will ease, tho iron clad trust
in the will would DO broken.
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sEYNnM sENrGNoE.
craih,s'a oUacrS Held Wholly Respo
blD for tho l:lSs Disaster,

Craih,o's OUacrS Held Wholly Responsl.
blO for tho Elso Disaster,
Rotterdam, Nov. G.-ThO cOu,' hero,
which has boon taking te'timosy in the
ease OF the North German Lloyd steam.
ship Elbo, sunk in collision with tho
British steamer Cralhie. Of Aberdeen,
on January 81, Of tho present year, in.
volvlng a loss OF 335 lives, has rendered
a final decision. holding tho CrRthie
wholly responsible Tor the disaster and
c%oudomniuc her owpcrs to pay the
North German LlOyd'u Company claim
for the total loss of tho Elbe, with In.
teresi at six per cent, aud ordering the
seqpesLra!iou Of the Craitho pending
payment.
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KNOWLEDGE

T,tinga comfort aud improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly uscl. The many, who liyo bet.
tcr than others and enjoy life moro, with
los expenditure, by more promptly
ndaptiis tho worlds best products IN
thc need. Of physical being, will attest
lIc value tn health " the purO liquid
laxative principles embraced In lilo
remedy, Syrup Of liu.
IT, excellence is duo to iis preventing
IN tic form most acceptable and plc3l-
ant lo the taste, The mltclling and truly
beneficial properties Of " perfect las
atiyci c%noClu1llr cleaning The syaicm,
dIspclIing cylda, headaches and icycib
and permanently curing c%omilpntion;
II hai riycn ntl faction 10 millions nnQ
mnl with lho approval NJ tho Alcd!c4l
pbfrri1n, bccHl o IL not3 on thr klu'
ucyt Liver and Bowels without wehE'
ching them aud II W perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance,
gyrp uf firr i fur sale by MI drug
rlrla ill6Oc aud a bOttlca but y Ia maui
|iilarturad by the California zig syrup
a. only, whore MAINE Va printed OIL every
pncknrr, nlrp the nrllc, F"rup ol flg,
and being we'll informed, you Will MOI
accept aly substitute II VIleled'
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waARs-eEo. E. srlFEL4 co.
Geo. =. Srr=EL8Co.

EXTRAORDINARY have been the sales in our
l. Wrap Department during the past week. But
there is reason why,
This week should surpass them--WHYp The
stock has been repIenished with hundreds Of new
garments. not shown here earlier this season,
Also, we were right In the market where we could
buy directand not through statesmen, Had many
garments made for less than we can duplicate
them for; and we bought for cash, which in Cloak
business at this time means discounts,
You can get the benefit Of this, for where others
must mark their garments. we can offer them at
the lower prices, while these last One thing you
must consider. The lowest priced Wrap is not
just a ritle more money, and the usefulness of
the Wrap is doubled.
Come in. See some of our specials in FUR
CAPES and CLOTH JACKETS for this week,
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81 knew ] was getting worse day by day and
soon lost all hNe't Everything ifri'aied mo-
aud l wa" in a stale OF most Intense ~neEVou'ne%
took to my bed and did not leave II Tor several
weeks ! h'mly believe l never should nave
risen from my bed again had IL not been io' the
relief obtained rom DE- Greene's Nc'vnm
blood and nerve remedy When LOOK back
upon my condition then II seems positively
miraculous that any medic!ne eonld have WORK
cd such a prompt AMI elective cure
The n' boneht ieI' from Dr. ureonosinsa'
iclno was a general toninS up oil tue sy''sm'
After the ans bottle was Hhla to hold light
nutritious food on ms stomach The constant
feeling OF dull pain In the region OF the stomach
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07
MArFNM M, MusnHn.
Iiritlsh Minister HAS /, soaHlO with Chs
ufHO Soldiers

DrillAh Minister has a snatle with Chs
nfaO soldiers
LoNDoS, Nov, GA special dispatch
from Shanghai, published to-day, says
that while tho former British minister
at Pokin, Sir D, Il, o'Oonnor, who has
been appointed British minister to
Russia, and his family were leaving
Pokin thoir boat collided, at Trng,
Chow, with a craft filled with Gilmore
soldiers, A scutlle is said 10 have en-
hued, during which sticks were freely
used, Other soldiers on the river bank,
his added, Joined in the disturbance BY
hurling rocks, with tho apparent object
Of sinking tho British officials boat,
The matter, II appears. was hushed up
In order to avoid complications,
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MAmEli An o,DoNNEnn

VIII fight IsturS ,is Empire Athletic
Glub, DrooSlyu. Un ,IondhJ.
NKw YoRK. Nov. G.-PusiliIm Peter
Mahor and Steve o'DonnoIl arrived in
this city this afternoon. Both NOR
looked to DO in good condition for their
glove contest which ia to be decided 10.
fore the Empire Athletic Club on Mon
DAY night MGher vas accompanied by
HE trainer. tho party having come on
from Pittsburgh.
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John Allmnrsh, clndcrmen. wore, IN
perioTmanc0ot their duty, aboard u slaS
train filed with rcd hot clndorl from
tho lurnaCo, When the, collision occur
rod both werO buriod undor their cara
and before thoir hodiea could bb rescued
from tho burned mass, lhoy wore Te'
duced to an unrccOgniEablo mass,
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Manchester, n. H., Nov. G-ThO
Manchester mills OFo to elect 4 largo
cotton t1iIl on tho east side Of tho Morti.
mack in'this city. THO proposed build.
ing will bs over a hundred isat long,
six to sevun 4iorloi high aud will EN-.
ploy 100 or SOD peonle. The estimated
cost Is 100000 20 370J,00l.
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l%0SDoS. Nov O-pmcllcally all tho
Clyde engineers aro idlo, as tho bulk Of
them mIn,od n go 10 work this morn.
lug A 4 protest against LliO actlun Of tho
'hipbuild0n yesterday, who posted no.
lcNH locking out ~ nor cent VI tho ON
tlpy0i In their yards Only mcmbOrd
Of thu union wore locked out, Tho lock.
ant Ia In sympathy with tho Dcllnlt
%IhipbulldStS, whose employees recently
struck work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

1'nr healing properties Of Do Vita
Witch Hazel salyo Nrc well known, II
cufOa oogoma, skin sITuolioua aud Ia
simply n perfect remedy for piles 10.
nan Drug Goa Wheeling, w. Va, H. T..
ponbody, %jonwood, aud BowlO 4 o.,
bridgeport, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

wAsniS0sos, D. C., Nov. G.-Nru. D,
p. Bowers. 4 we'll known actress who
achieved wido repule as An imparsonn.
TO, OF standard characters, died lIore
this morning Of pneumonia. Mira.
bowers was a native Of Connecticut,
md WIS sixly.iyo ynats old.