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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

snv subject Of contemporaneous human interest,"
But, 10! a change has come upon him. When
.ked In Washington the other day what he
thought of the Memphis Free-silver Convention
he responded: II now take only judicial yiow
"of all such matters. do not care to express
"any ideas regarding politics" There spoke the
an,omat One might almost think that Springer
looks upon himself as Presidential possibility
next year, since every Democrat who suspects
that the lightning may strike him Is chary OF ex-
pressing an opirion on the silver question. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

A wedding is a pleasant incident. and Is prop
er,v 70 be attended and celebrated by the friends
Of the bride and bridegroom. But to close pub
lie school and deprive thousand or more children
~ their half-day's instruction In order that the
teachers may be wedding guests certainly seems
carving courtesy too far. Yet that Is just what
the Mount Vernon Board Of Education has voted
70 do. There really ought to be law to prevent
ott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

sDccial interest. That II Is an experiment must
be frankly admitted. Upon the good sense, tact
ana discretion OF the five women who will enter
The Board next month its success Will hinge
The eyes Of the college world Will be focused
to-day upon fourmle stretch OF the Hudson
River at Ponghkeepsie where the crews OF Co
mu,bia Cornell and the University OF Pennsyl
yania are 20 contend for the mastery. college
boatrace on the Hudson IL novelty In recent
years. and not little Is likely TO depend on the
success OF to-day's struggle so far as The merits
OF the course are concerned The physical con-
dIiions are almost ideally perfect. The course
Is as straight as an arrow, over deep water all
the WAY. and the West Shore Railroad. on the
rivers bank. affords unsurpassed opportunities
for spectators to view the race from the observa-
ton train The only difficulty lies in keeping the
busy river free from disturbing craft during the
race. Every effort will be made to accomplish
this. and there Is a prospect OF close and ex-
Citing contest under most favorable conditions.
,i,.lo more than week remains OF the
neriod ddring which Mayor Strong's power to
mste removals runs. The Mayor Is quoted as
sor,np that his power will end at midnight on
Iune 10 Apparently he overlooked the fact that
limo 20 falls on Sunday; so whatever removals
are contemplated must be made on or before
Junc o9-onc week from tomorrow. As mat
tor OF fact, Mr. Strongs work In this direction
Is nearly completed. only few odds and ends
remaining. 1t appears that President Knox OF
the Board OF Education, has submitted his resig
nation; his successor will soon be named and
one or two other changes in the Board are looked
for. Knox's retirement will be an occasion Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

We arc likely to have bicycle Derbys. bicycle
st Irgers and bicycle Suburbans before long
The wheel IL supplanting the horse everywhere
and bicycl, racetracks abound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

The Brooklyn police are winning anything
but credit by the course they are pursuing
toward William Henry, who Is accused OF
numbering his father. There is no evidence
against the accused man thus far. and yet he
has been treated as II he were doubly dyed
villain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

The English critics are too severe on the Cor
reu crew. Wait until after the race The crew
that beats Cornell will know that there has beer
a boatrace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

In this season n mysterious thrill pulses
through the clear hyalne 4 Buzzlrd's Bay waters.
due to the c,ving keel OF the Presidential
c.tboat and the dying subaqueous CLEAN OF the
Presidential squid. II will not be long be-
fore the bulletins will begin to report the daily
number Of bluensh. tautog soup and other ma
rne quarry falling to the Executive trolling
line and the newspapers to publish them far
and wide. They will not probably vary much
from the reports OF previous years either In
size or number OF the captured fish. and a sort
Of rnonotony will creep over the record TIL he
gets hold OF a Florida tarpon. quest on which
he IS bound soon as the season for that fish
opens and his public duties permit. That Will
give him an entirely new piscatorai experience
and broaden and diversity his STYLE corrupted
somewhat by hauling In doghsh hand over hand
with BEDFORD the mode prevalent at Buzzard's
Bay since the time Of the Pequods and Nara
gansetts. resisting all attempts to reform and
improve t. Catching Il tarpon is another mat
ter comparable with the process OF capturing
an African buffalo or assoing the wild ass Of the
Khizil Kun Desert. and when the President
turns from his first campaign among them. with
his tarpon. on 1t. after the custom OF the
Spartan warriors with their shields. he will pre-
Ing over the taffrail OF n oatboat with Thurber
qualmIsh and speechess amidshps. and a jug
OF SWITCHED securely dashed In the bow. The
best OF luck to him anyhow. whatever variety 81
fish he pursucs or whatever tackle he lie
NAV leave a better record as angler than Ad-
ministrator Destiny called him to the COM
ma nd OF "A ship OF fools. hardly any OF the
or passengers being willing to fish or cut bait
tief tnrily nd 10 no
has steered them all to Davy Joncs's locker.
II they had deserved a more suspicious harbor
and manned the craft with more sense he might
have brought them safely to 1t. but there Is no
telling
THE rebels are whipped. But send ME $4,000
more troops" That seems to be the sum and sub
stance Of General Camposs messages to Madrid
Cuba will one day be free
At last Russia seems to be In the way OF fulfil
ling the commercial ambition OF Peter the Great
She has made the Black Sea almost Russian
lake and will probably gain possession OF the
Straits She has sent fleet into the Medterra-
mean. She Is securing an always-open port on the
Yellow Sea. And now she Is purchasing Suez
Canal shares. with the object OF getting control OF
that great highway. She probably will not get
control OF It, but she will find the shares profit
able investment
Didn't President Cleveland make a mistake
when he appointed the Hon. William NJ Springer
to Judgeship In Oklahoma instead Of sending
him to represent the United States near some Eu-
ropean court? Springer has just shown that he
possesses unexpected diplomatic abilities. For
nsr'y no was ever ready to express an opinion on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

THE rebels whipped. But send ME $4,000
more troops" That seems to be the sum and sub
stance OF General Camposs messages to Madrid.
Cuba will one day be free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
LOCAL BREvITIGs.
Matters OF Minor Moment III aud AbOu
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY,
TaE GRAND this eveniug-"Tho Fast
Matl."
Coon progress is being made on the
laying OF the big water main on South
Market street,
A VERY enjoyable private dance was
given OUT at the park last night by
party OF young people FROM the city.
A MEETING Of Wheeling lodge OF ElkI
10 called for Friday at 0 a, M. 10 attend
the funeral OF Mr.. Albert ID, Adler, u
late member OF the lodge.
PRoPLE who have been fishing down
the river In the past few days report
unusually good luck, and bring home
fine slringSot bass and cat to show for II,
ALEX. BRrsour, foreman Of tho Wood
Bros planning mill, while working NJ
a pianer, got his hand caught between
two cog wheels, and three OF his fingers
were badly mashed,
TuE Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company has purchased five
or six hundred new coal cars, and not
withslaudlng this fact thore Ia still q
shortage, owing to the large business
icing done,
ALL the members oil the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union are re-
qussIed TO be present at the meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Miss
Lizzie Boyd will give Bible readingi
subject. 'Noice OF the Bible" :.
ANOTHER meeting OF the council com,
mittee on streets, alleys aud grades has
been called for Monday evening, to
take up the diIpuia between Msssrs.
sandrock aud Mccoy as to an alley
from North Front street, Island, to
tho river
YESTERDAY was another pretty warm
day, but q very lively breeze was atlOaL
most OF the day, and clouds Of dust blew
through the streets at a rate which
made pedsstriausm very unpleasant,
The predicted equinoC.ial rama Wero
sadly missed.
PEoPLR who were used to numerous
daily complaints about the bad city
garbage service in former years fro.
Quently wonder what is the matter
now, that they never hear kick. Tho
present contractor has given the best
service on record.
o. Sunday the corner stone OF tho
new PYthian temple, on the South
Side. will be laid with impressive cere-
monies, in presence oil all tho local
lodges. There will DO addresses by
prominent members Of the order.
prayer aud music.
RESIDENTS on Twentieth street east
OF ChRplino are kicking against the
dumping OF refuse over the creek bank
there, and propose to present formal
protest to the board OF public works.
il that does not have the desired effect
they vail take the matter into court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
ABOUT PGorl.E.
Stranger. In the CIR aud Shoorlns FolR'
Abroad.

Stranger, In the CIV and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
John A. George, OF siserSvillo, regis
tered at the Windsor.
G. Horton and Z. Z. Sutton, oil Sisters.
vile, arc at the Bohler,
C. W. Windsor. OF Wollsburg, auto
graphod At tho Stamm yesterday.
@. A. White, a well known Beaver
Falls, Pa, man, lie a Mcclure arrival.
Charles ". CaswelI and II. L. Caa.
well. Of Parkoriburg, are guests at the
Windsor
Mrs. 0. B. Ramey aud daughter, of
sistersyillc, were arrivals at the Ssamm
yesterday.
NJ. Heating, Of OIL City, Pa, who is
interested in oil in the lower fields, is
at the Mcclure.
Miss tempt Garden. OF South Wheel
ing, is tho guest OF Miss Mabel Smith,
OF Etnaville.
Colonel W. NJ. Kincaid, ono OF Cam.
erOn's most enterpristng merchants, is
at the BehIsr.
George MCCAuIoy, o. SlsteraVllIe, ana
i. i. Stewart, Of New MartinsyilIe, arc
at the Stamm.
Me'srs F. Roster, @. A. schaeisr and
L. +. Stifel are home from a visit to Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
W. S. Sims, the we'll known Claring.
ton merchant, was in the city yeSLer-
day and autographed at tho Stamm.
Mr.. O. NJ. McKcohem. Misses Nc.
Keohem aud Holmes, OF Clarksburg,
were guests at the Stamm yesterday.
Prof. +. II. Crago and Row L. W.
Roberts got homo yesterday from Buck
harmon, where thoy attended the NJ. L.
conference meeting.
Mr.. Harry VanKOuron, night Cashier
ut the Busy Bee restaurant, on Market
street, returned last night from If
teen DAYS visit to relatives in New
York state. On tho return he had to
lie over at Shonango Pa. for almost 4
day. having been delayed By a wreck
near Cambridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
THE "pE>"IS FULL.

More ConVIcts thnu Ever Before In the
Iiistury OF tho state Pen.
There arc now confined in the peni.
Tertiary 524 conviCts, tho highest mum
Der recorded in the history Of tho in.
stitution. Eight now conYicts have
been received within the past two days,
as follows: Fred Jones. ono year for
house breaking; Frank Lyons, two years
for same olTenso, from Taylor county
six others from Wood county; W. II.
Smith, two years for grand larceny;
Walter Stout, four years for buggery,
also two years for house breaking; Guy
Brown, three years for buggery and two
years for house breaking; Frank Bur.
ton, thrOs years for house breaking;
Ed McElhany, two years for Etoning u
railroad car, and Waiter Todd, ten years
for burglary. Thisis Todda third torn,
and beforO he used the name Of Walter
Sandsborry. McGlhany is a nero boy,
sixteen years Of age, ind Ia the least con.
Wet in tho pcnitenliary.
The new shops which have been built
for Joseph kleO d Co. arc completed
and will DO occupied by them at once.
Guard W. X. Chambers Yesterday
went to the Wheeling hospital 10 70.
ceivG treatment for hi. ailmoni.
Clerk j. W. NOlman has not returned
from Wayne county. and his place il
bOinS iilIod in hio absence by Friend
Cox.
Ono oonvic. will DO discharged to-day,
who came from Wayne county aud has
served two.yoar sentence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
BRICE Will FAIL
In his Fight to Succeed Himself rs
Senator from Ohio,
THE ODDS AGAINST HIM ARE GREAT
Aud VIII not DO aforementioned
Asa W, Jones, Candidate fur LIeu'
tenant Governor, Talks of the POlIt'
ioal Situation oyOr In tho Buclfeyc
statO-NaltonaI Issues VIII Figure
at the Fore,

Over In Ohio this fall it is 4 case Of
the 1.-TWO Asas" against Jim and
John" in the gubernAtOrisl contest
oae OF the former, General Asa W.,
Jones, OF Youngstown, the Republican
candidate for lieutenant governor, ar
rived in Wheeling last evening and
registered at the Windsor, He came
down from youngstown and this morn
ing leaves for GAINESVILLE, where he iI
one OF the principal orators at the
emancipation celebration OF the colored
people Of the Muskingum valley,
Among the other speakers, by the way,
will be Mr.. John D, Peaslse, OF Cincin'
natl, the Democratic candidate Tor
lisulenant.governor.
General Jones, when seen last night
by an lSTELLlGgSCER reporter, showed
no disinclinalion to talk OF the political
situation in the Buckeye state, lie ok
prsssed eanfdsnCs in the success OF the
Republican state ticket at tho coming
election, although he said the campaign
as yet has hardly begun. He does not
anticipate that tha enormous majority
given to Major Mckinley in '03 aud
the glorious triumph at the elections Of
'04 will be repeated. There will be a
good, safe Republican majority over all
opposition, u majority OF which the
Republicans Of the state need not feel
ashamed.
"Will Brice fare better than Camp.
bellT' was asked.
"OVsr in Ohio" said the general, "ws
have reSpect for the political ability
OF tho senator, but this fall the
Indications are that no will be un-
able to carry the state legislature. lie
will make q grea. ash,, but the odds
to overcome are too great and OK
Governor Foraker will succeed him in
the senate"
"whut are the issues in the present
campaGn?"
There is no issue between the two
parties when it comes to the money
qusstion-both arc pledged to sound
money. The Democratic plan is TO
bring state issues to the front, but tho
management OF the state government
by Republican administrations has
been clean and busness.like, so that
the campaign isto DO fought on national
questions, OF which, OF course, the most
important and tho one in (which the
people are most interested is the Iarih. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
TWO OFFICER, MARRIED.

Popular Member. OF captain Dsaaslt4
Fine Force Take unto Themselves
Wives.
Two Of the members of the city police
force have stolen a march on their
frienda and joined the ranks OF tho
benedictI, On Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock Lieut.. Mack Suplor aud Miss
Mary Campbell we're united in marriage
by Rev. DR.. swope, the ceremony taking
place 10 the parlor Of st. Matthews rec.
Tory. The newly WeddsI couple went
to housekeeping al once at l3S Four.
tenth street. The groom ID very pop
ular aud efficient member OF tho force,
and the bride is highly esteemed BY ali
who know her. They have the beat
wishes OF hos. OF friends.
Last night At the parlor Of the parson'
age OF tho German Lutheran church, In
tho Eighth ward. RoH Mr.. Haas, the
pastor, performed the ceremony which
united in wedlock Charles Zimmerman,
the well known and popular Eighth
ward officer, and Miss Ella Able, an
estimable lady. They also went to
housekeeping at once. They will be
sincerely congratulated by all who know
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.



i county, West Virginia In Chanerg
In the matter OF u petition OF Evan q ThonI
guardian OF Marcus AchesOn Morrow and Of
Marian Edna Morrow infants under the age d
twCnly.one years, for an order authorizing aud
directing Hannibal Forbes, executor Of the lat
will aud testament OF william Bailey, deceRse!
To pay aud deliver TO the said petitioner, al dr
cign guardian, all personal property and mOnsv
In the hands OF said executor belonging toud
petitioners WarIi who arc also H9aEesdea4
OF the state Of West Virginia.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that on this sixth day Of sep,er.
Der, 1895, the undersigned Evan o, ThomN
guardian OF Marcus AchcSon Morrow aud oi
Marian Edna Morrow, infants under the sgs d
twcnIg.ouc years. who together with SAD
guardian are non'resldenH of the state o! We,
Virginia, filed his petition IN the Circnit Col1
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, for the puFpOe
oi obtaining an order OF said court authorizing
and directing Hannibal Forbes executor Of he
last viii and testament Of William Bailey d
ceased. 10 pay aud deliver TO said pctit,oHe'u
such foreign guardian, all personal property AZ!
money In said executors hands belonging %
said petitioners said wards, and to authorize
SUCH foreign guardian 10 sue for recover AL
receive all money Or personal property which
may belong TO petitioners said wards, ia !,Ee
manner, a, II said petitioner were Appolnedl
guardian OF each OF snd wards in the state u
West Virginia and remove the same from he
State OF West Virginia. where sAid persona, pvc
perry and money now are, 10 the county u
Allegheny in the State OF Pennsylvania hit
being the county and state wherein me nH
petitioner and also his said wards now res!!g
aud IN and by the Orphans Court OF watch a.!
Allegheny county, In the State OF PcnnTrGlt
the snid petitioner was appointed, haS qualitet
aud is now acting as guardian OF Marcus Nrheiol
Morrow aud Marian Edna Morrow, as aforesaid
and upon the filing OF the petition aurt,iidE
order was entered In said matter on this bh DAY
Of September. 1895. liking October 9Th, lsG, ND
O'Clock n, M, as the time tor hearing said pi5
ton, with leave to the petitioner TO pfc'eIiH
that time the evidence In support Of said pis
tion required BY section ) OF Chapter - oiRl
Code OF West Virginia, and directing noticed
such application to be given In the manner Pr
Scribed BY said section Of the Code
EVAN o. THOMAS,
Guardian Of Marcus Acheson Morrow ~
Marian Edna Morrow, infants under the ASta
twenty years.
Published the lnt time, September :, 1876:
iei4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Paino's celery compound is tho ono
known specific for tho cure OF rheu.
malism.
Audit doos not need a tedious trial to
prove it,
The effect Of this bostof remedies is
strAightwaY felt.
Not u week goes by before the pains
OF rheumatism diminish.
Thousands OF mon and women have
told OF tho days aud nights OF pain and
ieeblsnOss oxChRngadin iow weeks for
activity and strength,
Paine's celery compound has won the
reputation OF being tho remedy "that
makes people vol" Its good works OK.
tend from Oregon to Name, In every
state in the Union there has been piled
up in the nPWsDapGrs and medical
journals, tremendous amount OF iudis-
pulable evidence oil tho curative power
OF Painea celery compound over all
forms OF nervous debility and diseases
OF the blood, 1t cures after nGturn's
plan, by RlIprding nutrition for every
part OF tho body, overhau!ng tho worn,
out tissues, aud supplying new brain
aud nerve material, sGuding puro blood
through the veins, invjgoratiug the
whole system, aud removing tho cause
OF disease.
Mr.. Oscar Pike, q we'll known resident
OF Princeton, Maine, recently sent tho
following unsolicited lottOr to tho pro.
prietora OF this wonderful remedy;
Two years ago was taken sick with
what the doctors called tho grip. |
was improving when | took on a violent
Geld and chill. Then rheumatism set
in, first in tho iOiuts Of my shoulders,
then down my hands and arms, then
all over. Feet, hands and legs sWelIod.
could not pus my hand to my head;
could not throw the clothes of from
me; could not dress or undroIS myself,
nor get out OF my chair without help.
For year and half | tried all kinds
OF medicines and sHrsapRrillas, with
little or no relief. was 70 years old.
Some ono told mo to try Pain0's ColOry
compound. Alter | had taken three
bottles found marked Improvement.
have now taken twelve bottles, and
the result is eat and sleep well, do my
own work, and go about as usual, get.
ting in aud out Of my carriage without
help. Gayo been tempted to put an
article IN the local paper Tor the benefit
Of those that are afflicted as | have
BEEN"
Mr. Pike is well known in his locality.
lie is tho founder aud president OF the
North Wash'n .ton Agricultural Society
aud Trottlng Association. When he
goes for his mil, ho saya, people ask
him what he has been doing that no Is
improving go OF late, and no answers as
do thousands oil others throughout the
country
"Paino's celery compound has made
mo WellW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
TIE onlo,s iNIponrANcE
DwoIt upon by Commodore HsudorAo
Notes gu Navigation.

DwoIt upon by Commodore Henderson.
Notes on Navigation.
Commodore James A. henderson, Of
the Pittsburgh. Wheeling and CiucIn.
natl packet line. president Of tho Steam
Navigation Association, made an ap.
peal for improvement OF the OHIO, the
other day in opening the convention OF
that organization. He said;
This has beon an unuvontful year,
aud owing to the short session Of
Congress nothing OF special interest
regarding legislative wSrk was accom-
plishod. The only special feature
that | can mention is the lack
OF government aid in locking and
damming the Ohio river. The ap.
preparation made by Congress for this
purpose is insufficient, and It means
tho tying OF our boats up sometimes for
more than two months each year. In
fact, on this account there nrs 10000, 900
bushels OF coal awaiting water trans.
poriation at Pittsburgh to-day. More.
over, this coal il held in hopes that all
taxes aud tolls shall be abolished, and
they should be taken oil, Water trans.
portation is tho cheapest and should DO
untrammelod and unrestricted.
"The Ohio river furnishes favorable
MONS for transportation II 1t were
pro ,erly damned and locked from Pitts.
bursh to Cairo. II would result In u
material increase in trade. All the
Western aud southern states are inter-
ol,eI in the improvement Of tho Ohio
river, for II IL 4 great highway over
which tho manufacturer tho merchant,
coal operator, farmer, and every ship.
per transports his commodities at as
low rates Of freight rs can DO secured
to all points north, west, south and
even to the shore OF the Pacific ocean"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Miss Lizzie WilOy. Of Martins Forty.
was attacked by a heller on tho Ellen
McCord farm, five miles north Of
Wheeling, the othor day aud was badly
usod up. Miss Wiley nal several ribB
cracked, hor hand cut, aud wal badly
used up generally, sllo has been con.
fined TO bod since, aud Dr.. Wilson, tho
attending physician, says tho escape
was Il narrow ono.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

On nccount Of tho Atlanta Exposl'
ton. tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company will Goll cxCurslon
lickols Mt greatly reduced rnlc"
sCnson tickets will bo sold OyOry day
until further notice, good returning
until January Z 1896. Twonty.day
tickets will DO sold oyCty day until iur'
thOr notice, good returning for twenty
DAYS from date Of sale, The ratios from
Wheeling via Cincinnati or washing.
ton, y. G., will bo S3l 30 Tor FoRaOn and
$50 ~ for lwcnly.dny tickets.
CorrOipondingIy low rates IRON other
points on tho line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
An Absolute Cure for the Worst
Gases of rheumatism.

Tho Plain Language of Mr.. Oscar
PIke-ThO Greatest ran Remedies
Accomplished His Cure After Many
Months OF Weakness aud Suffering.
No Tedious Waiting for Improve.
mont,