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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-25

New York There was moro Inquiry abroad
for autumn staples and SOlnc bu'inc'S Of lmpor.
lance rusultcd More buyers were on the street
und the reflection Of the market was better In
. i3lCc bid. with MlCs for tho week At FulllRiyer
Of nhnul 80 ull nlrrns.
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SYMPTOMS - Moisture: iutouSa Itching AMI
ullowCdin continue umo form, which often
bleed aud ~ulCcratn, becoming very sore
SwAYSEs OIsrMESr stops the itching aud
bleeding. heals liberation. and IN most cases 70.
moves tho tuInUS. At druggists. or by mail, for
tOceuLS Dr. Swnync Il son. Philadelphia
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on Acknowledgements lO,9ot barrels; runs S..
02i barrels.
S"w Iork-l'ctroloum weak; closed offered
at 81 co
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When I,aby WIS sick, We gave her catorl:.
When sio was q Child, sho cried for Castoria-
when sho became Miss, she chung to Cas;oria.
When sho had Children, she gavethcm CastoriA.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


SEw iopS. May ?i-MOncy on cali easy Mt !
per ccnf last loan Mt / per cont; Closed ut /
per cent. Primo mercantile paper Vat, per
cent Stct'iuG exchange firm al - s7Hj S7ti,
silver certificates G9I.aG9}ic. The total sales OF
stocks today wcro 3t!,G iO shares.
The improvement In the stock market con.
nnlics, and as a result OF totIay's transactions n
higher range NJ values was established. This
speculation was Inninly confined 10 the local
italGt,: tho volume Ot'buslness was moderate.
pistIIllng leading IN the transactions. the stock
being mided by the bears on unlAv0rHblc re-.
ports, Al the opening the market was tirn aud
~ advance OF isil1 per cent was recorded. the
Ihuer In Minneapolis Il st. Louis. n!stillIng
was M exception, mud under brisk selling re,
cetl~l | per cent. General Electric was also
pressed i0f siIe by Il prominent bear operator,
ahI selling orders came IN from lboStOn. which
combined 10 deprcNs thu stock. which broke -,
per Cent. The general market was not affected,
aud made gains. After delivery hour prices
again took an upward turn and speculation waS
strong To tile close Tho more ptutniuCn, nd
vhlct' on the day are. Tobacco "a, do preferred
J. Lake Erie & Western IL. do preferred 81. To.
Ied9 4 Ann ArbOr mud Wheeling & Lake Eric
preferred ! per cent.
The bond market to-day was active aud strong.
The sales were SJ,31j.O00.
Government bonds strong.
state bonds inactive,
Railroad bonds strong.
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Headache.
Brow ms
Iron BItters

cures headache by removing the
cause OF It; and this Is the way Il
does Il.
Il puritlcs and cnrichcs the blood,
cuitkcns the action of the kidneys,
the liver and the bowels, and gently
and pleasantly stimulates the dlgcs-
tive organs, and In fact thoroughly
~rrnoyates and tones up the whole
system-and you have no more
headache. And bcsldcslti Is pleasant
10 take, and will not stain the teeth
nor cause constipation.
Is this not better than dosing
Yourself with dlsagrecab!e and dan.
serous drugs, which at the best
eau DO no lasting good?
Don't ne deceived by limitations, See the
crossed red iiucs' on the wTRppcr.
Ouf bool. "iloN to Live i Hundred Years"
itlls all about 1t; should lie read by every
body; tIte for &C. stamp. 81
esoHA CHEMICAL CO.. EstTi%oPr. ~
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On aud after Monday. December Il. lS)i Pas.
senger Trains will run as follows: sDailY.
tDaily Except sunday. Ccnirnl time.
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SssSR ao,~,sv,,o,,, s.,I,rs
N"sTDnnSyNdnid LINES.
M Trains Run BIZ Central Time.

IicKrr OFFICES Al p~r%S~=.rsSIA STATION o.
NNTsR ST.. FuOr OF ELrIESTl ST. SHHkLISG,
AT MClrHE House.. WIrELISI. SSp At TUE
rLSSFrLvASn STATION. lRIpGEroHT.
Snrrrwry ~Svsrry-""'" u ,~n'Y Rourr."
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ELTS GURED

from U. S. Journal q Ittieinel
PaL.w ". H.pcekc, who makes specially Of Epilepsy,
kr without dUub, treated and cured more cases than
uy!iviIG Physician ; his success Is astonishing. We
klTr he.rlofcAse OF 70 years ;andIn rcurd by him.
Observation-Disclosures onthis disease which ho
srts With Alargc bottle Of his absolute cure, freto
Soy sufferer whomay send their 20. and Expires nd
l.ss We advise anyone wishing a cure 10 address,
tSL. ". Il. PEEkE, F. D., ! Cedar St, New York
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Saturday. February =. lS9j. trains
will run rs follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELING. LEAVE ELM GROVE,
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 Il. N. and $50 p. m,
daily. ll:So p. M. daily. except Saturday. TBS p.
m except Sunday, aud 2:25 IL NJ, Sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, S:l0a. NJ, daily.
except SUNDAY,
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taking off his street clothes is to put on
the Svengali costume, the apparently dirty
undershlrt, the frayed and grease-spotted
black coat, the shiny and dirty trousers.
When this is accomplished, Mr.. Lackaye
sets himself down seriously to work be-
tore his mirror and attacks his face 1t
IS literally an attack, for the face first
has to be thoroughly rubbed with cold
cream.
Then Mr.. Lackaye begins to build his
nose. Just what composition he uses is
secret OF his own and his dressing room.
Most actors would say, of course, he uses
what is known in the profession as
nose putty" which, by being deftly
nodded, can be stuck on the nose and
change the shaps of il in any desired
way. This is. however, probably not the
way that Mr.. Lackaye makes his nose
for he would scarcely have time to build
new one each night and nave them 80
like one another. When it is securely
stuck on and the thick roll of flesh down
the side of the cheek also built out with
putty or some other substance, he colors
the whole to blend wi hs skin and
gives it the de)ireo hue for the Svengali
face.
After the contour uf the face has been
completed to his satisfaction, Mr.. La ,kay
proceeds to grow beard rapidly. This
is easily enough stuck on with spirit
gum. The broad and shaggy eyebrows
he bas already. prepared, and with
touch or two of the gum presses them
over his own eyebrows, and they are
made fast until released by washing OF
alcohol.
The most difficult part Of the whole
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AT THE THEATERS
Continued from Page Eighteen

sarcastic wholly detesta BILE, and vet
claiming your entire atten ton always.
Mr.. Lackaye, VINO had the advantage
Of originally creating the role OF Svengali,
has made 1t so vivio and powerful, ac-
cording to all the critics, that it has as
sumed the dignity OF tradition without
the prestige OF age. The individuality OF
the performances has been merged to a
remarkable degree in the serpentine ma
ture of the fendish genius. 1t may be
urged there is little in language or ACTON
with which it is possible to express any,
thing beyond illustrating the abnormal
power OF mesmerism; this little Mr..
Lackaye has developed and sustained
with intensity. treating Ii broadly rather
than with fnicky regard for detail In
other words. the interpretive faculty is
ably manifest, and the matter of material
makeup has been attended 10 with scru-
pulous care, betokening the artist from
the snuff-sm cared, tattered coat to the
hideously staring eyes, snaky beard and
unkempt hair.
Perhaps me OF the most interesting
make-ups in the history of the stage Is
that Of the Svengali face.
The character of Svengai calls for
facial expression that is by n means easy
to manufacture. There is certain weird
touch about it that only an expert could
possibly hope to achieve. Mr.. Wilton
Lackaye has achieved it.
Such serious undertaking is it. says
the New York World, and so carefully
has it to be done. that Mr.. Lackaye al
ways allowed himself at least two hours
for the task.
The irst thing Mr.. Lackaye does after
The herald., 1895-10-20
MORMON CONFERENCE
A Branch of the Church to Be Organized
Today

A Branch Of the Church to Be Organized
In the past few months the Mormon
leaders have turned their attention to
missionary work In California. A branch
of that church has been organized in San
Francisco, and one at Sacramento, both
of which are flourishing. Fields have also
been opened in Los Angeles, San Diego
and Fresno counties. Elder Henry s.
Tanner, president OF the California mi :
sion of the churcn of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints, has arrived in this
city, and today will organize branch of
the Mormon church. He also inten ds
organizing the southern part of the state
into O conference. which will include Los
Angeles, San Diego ana San Bernardino.
II Q will send elders to the last named
place this week to open field there.
Two Norman elders have been laboring
In this city for seven months past and
have succeeded In interesting few and
adding several members to the church.
President Tanner states that they have
come to stay, and as there is nothing an
tagonistlc in their principles, they ex-
pect the hearty support of the people.
They only desire to be heard and to be
judged as they really are.
The conference " ill convene at 2 and
1880 pm. today in Foresters' hall. Elder
Tanner is expected to speak at the even
ing service OF the condition OF Utah and
the Mormons.
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'JAE lAIRo:

performance, Mr.. Lackaye says, is the
changing of the expression of his eyes,
This is a bit of artistic work that took
him weeks to acComp plish to his own sat-
lsfaction. 1t cannot be described. 1t is the
result of long experience, com bined with
touch of genius in that direction The
result IS most marvellous. From a mild
blue eye with a pleasant expression, in
hfteen minutes he appears with q wild
and staring eye, almost pulging from its
socket, and that would seem to mesmer-
1ze people whether or not.
Of course Mr.. Lackaye has all possible
assistance in his WORK. A dresser stands
ready to hand him anything he may
need. This dresser knows exactly what
Will be wanted next, whether the false
eyebrows, putty nose, the black paint or
the cold cream. He has them all laid out
handily on convenient table.
Some times Mr.. Lackaye does not sue
ceed IN catching the expression to bis
own satisfaction. He then wipes it all off,
with the assistance OF the cold cream. and
begins again.
The repulsive idea OF bodily unclean-
illness he conveys as artistically as he does
any of the res. of the change. 1t doesn't
look as though it was paint that mado
him unclean. but the neglect of the use
Of soap and water for days and days.
Trilby will be seen for three nights and
Saturday matinee, opening Thursday
evening next.
4 Il q
Burbank Theater-Despite counter at
fractions the Frawley com pany has held
Its own during the past week and each
night the pretty playhouse has resound-
ed with the hearty applause bestowed Law
ishly By the appreciative audiences. Com.
menclng with tomorrow evening the COM
pany Will be seen for week with the
charming comedy drama Sweet Lavender,
s-ls
seven months at the Lyceum theat.r in
New Ysrk city, and in which play the
Frawley company made an instantaneous
success when they first appeared in San
Francisco. Sweet Lavender IS an i.eal
play in that its characters are everyday
The herald., 1895-10-20

great racine2sketch, The Only Pool Room
Open, most appropriate feature Tor race
week. An eastern paper says OF them
Haines and Peltingill's jokes go off like
pack OF frecrackers. They snap! snap
snap! all the time; no waits; no curtain
but plenty of laughs.
Lottie Medley Murphy and Phil Mack,
big New York favorites, will appear In
| capital sketch that is full of clever hits
on the base ball craze. The act is bright
with witty conversation and they intro
duce some graceful dancing.
Miss RosesClemence, a charming BALLAD
singer who is known as the California
nightingale, begins an engagement to-
morrow evening. Miss Clemence is Cali.
forniA girl, handsome and attractive. and
is the best vocalist ever booked at the
Orpheum.
Mcmahon and King, the wonderful
buck and wing dancers. who have made
the greatest hit of any uanc1ng team
ever seen here, will present new terpsl-
chorcan specialties.
The great character sketch team. Hines
and Remington, are to appear in an orig,
lnal and novel act entitled Our Railroad
Boarders, in which Miss Remington, who
is remarkably bright and clever SOU
brette, will appear as Susan B. Walker,
delegate to woman's rights convention.
and Tillie Ruggels, nurse. Mr.. Hines
will impersonate Terrence McGu.in, q
udBBaso siHdSHer, aGu JIM IllChey, q
tough porter
ZanZic. the master of magic. will daz-
zle ard delight his audiences with new
programme: of marvellous feats in con-
juTing.
The theater-going public has slways
shown an interest in we'll done limitations
of actors and actresses they have seen and
liked, and the exceptionally clever enter
tninment Miss Pearl Andrews will give
cannot fail to amlse and interest.
The present bill will be presented at
the matinee and evening performance to-
day for the last times.
Among coming attractions are the four
Schroed brothers, marvellous acrobats,
from Berlin; Louis Feolkowski, the great
imitator of animals; John Higgins, cham
pion jumper of the world; Gotham City
quartette: the Leigh sisters, in the novel
and sensational Trilby dance; the Ella
Zuila troupe, direct from Europe, hero
ines of the lofty wire, and Memphis Ken
nedy, the musical eccentric.
Vienna Music Hall.-Two new attrac-
tions at this popular resort for this week
are announced by the management. Miss
Ethel Airline, the well-known soubrette.
known as the California Violet, will
make her srst appearance in Los Ange-
les. She is said to be a most attractive
stage personality. Another novelty for
the week is the engagement of Armand
and Carmen, the weil-known and talent
ed international and operatic duetists.
who never fail to draw a large crowd.
The refreshment department of the Vien-
ma Music hall is maintained in first-class
style, catering to the demands OF criti-
cal patronage.
The herald., 1895-10-20
SHOE SALE NOW
In Our Growing
Hat Department

Youngs and Stetson's are dividing the attention.
Youngs Hats at $500 are the equal of any agency
hat at $500. We handle them exclusively, and our
Setson stock is replete with hat newness. For the
coming week give "twster" in hats and here we
quote the price of $3.50, $500 and $500 hats from
last season at the nextt nothing price of 400. Also
line of Fedoras in black felt that formerly sold at
81 5o our price is now $50. Visit our ahead Hat
Department.
The herald., 1895-10-20
WALTER MOORE HOME
Had Good Time and Learned Several Things
In the East

Colonel Walter S. Moore, chief of the
fire department. is home from thirty
days trip to the east and yesterday he
was again back at his desk at the city
hall. The chief while absent visited Chi
cago, Buffalo, Philadelphia. Atlanta and
Augusta. Georgia, being in eacn place
officially entertained. He attended tn Q
National convention of fire chiefs at
Augusta while away and learned great
many things to his advantage. OF the
Southern California exhibit at the At
lanta fair, the chief does not entertain
the highest opinion. He says that the
Florida exhibit makes better impres
sion upon visitors than does the one pro-
vided from Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-10-20
A Woman,s Blessing

My only child was dangerously sick for
BEST doctor could not help her. We con-
cluded to try Cham berlain's Collie, Chol-
era ana Diarrhoea Remedy; after the
third dose she was out of danger, and at
this writing is out playing. May God
bless the manufacturers OF this medicine,
for their efforts to do good. Mrs. David
BY Off & Vaughn, Fourth ana Spring q.
+. Heinzemsn, o22 N. Main st.
The herald., 1895-10-20

Many lots are closed and more
broken, but our Shoe stock is a
large one and from every line you
can make a good selection. To-
morrow is good day.
The herald., 1895-10-20
JACOBY BROS.
With a Store
Like Ours

In erest could not all settle in the Shoe Department.
MEMS SACK and FROCK SUITS come in for share
BUSINESS SUITS at S1o.oo-large lines just in. Sack
or Frock Suits at $i2.5O-new arrivals Sack and
Frock Cutaway, and Double or Single Straig ht-cut
Sacks, at $500. Other lines at Sio5o, $3.50 and
s2o.oo now on display in center window, making a
ready-to-wear display unequalled in the city. New
line of OvercoatS on display, second floor.
The herald., 1895-10-20
CONSOLIDATION
Fall Underwear
Opening

are on display. Read the list of staple and latest
mportatons: "HOHENZOLLERN" SANITARY WOOLEN
SYSTEM UNDERWEAR, also "Dr. Jaeger's" and the
popular "Medlicott" Short stout and regular size pure
wool Underwear, and "Glastenbury" and ways"
latest makes at prices to suit all purses: In Hosiery
English made and at zoe and 25c all of the best
domestic made Hosiery. The window also contains
all the "New Ties and full line Of eagle ShrtS,'
in fancy English Flannels and Percae effects Take
look.
The herald., 1895-10-20

Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer Pacific Betting
Vsrks. ess. Jnth and wsliskill sta
The herald., 1895-10-20
IN FULL FORCE
In Our Merchant Tailoring
Department

We keep the machines hurnmng. Our display for
this coming week will be unusually large. Suits to
order, with smoothnesS of fit elsewhere impossible,
at S25 $50 and S35, in weaves, for business, for
DRESS We quote and cut baste and fit, all the new,
desirable things at S35, $40 and S45 that cannot be
put together by any tailor in the state for like prices
Pantaloons to order at $3.50, $3.50, 49, s1o $3.50
and up to s1S that satisfy and bring you back. Dis
play in center window. Department, second floor.
The herald., 1895-10-20

Have your grocer send you some of huyIer's s
Cocoa and Chocolates with your next order
Once tried. always used.
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HE DROPPED DEAD
ONE OF LIvINGSToN'S FAMILIAR
CHARACTERS GONE.
His Duties Consisted Principally of
"swamping" saloons and Drawing
His salary in bug Juice.

Livingston, Mont. June 10.-Frank
Hall. aged l5, dropped dead on the
street to-day at noon. Deceased was
hard drinker and died drunk. He has
been familiar figure around Living
stcn saloons for six years and per-
formed the swamp" act for the pro-
rrietors. This noon. while in an In
toxicated condition. he went to B. An
crus' residence and asked for some
thing to eat. Upon leaving he stag
gercd forward and fell on his face In
the street. Mr.. Andrus hurried out to
render assistance. but the poor fel-
low was beyond human aid-he was
stone dead. The body was removed to
the morgue. where Coroner Shawk held
an inquest. The jury rendered a ver-
diet OF death from over indulgence In
alcoholic liquors. Deceased has a
brother employed as street car conduc-
tor in Cincinnati. Ohio.
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assume the same proportions or oven
greater ones than dii the greenhack
question, and lntimatcd an organized
educational movement was necessary
To counteract the spread Of the free
silver craze" Il do not think the re-
publieans viii care to open the tarff
question again." he said. They see
they would gain nothing by II. The
money question will dominate every
thing In the next campaign unless
there Is a radical change In sentiment
In the next year"
New York. June 1o.-Thomas l..
James. ex-postmaster general and pres
ident OF the Lincoln National bank.
said. In discussing the political situ-
alton; Il look upon Robert Lincoln as
the likeliest dark horse In the race for
the republican nomination. I believe
he will get half the entire southern
delegation. and when the break comes
on the favorites, Lincoln and Allison,
will get the bencfit Of II. The Iowa
senator is a well-balanced and sound
viewed man, who, next to Lincoln,
possesses the clements of strength
where the other candidates are weak,
II IL my opinion that Harrison cannot
by any means be nominated"
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Regarding China Japan Mails.

Washington, June 10.-The means of
best facilitating the sending Of trans
Pacific mails, which now leave the
United States from San Francisco and
Tacoma, is the subject of an order is
sued to postmasters by Third Assistant
Postmaster General Craig. Inasmuch
as it is impracticable for most of the
postmasters throughout the country to
keep accurately advised of the dates
of the sailing of steamships of different
lines from different ports, Mr.. Craig
instructs them to send all trans-Paci-
fic mail to the postmaster at San Fran
cisco. unless specially addressed via
Tacoma" Special instructions will be
given postmasters at several of the
large cities to carefully note the time
required for train dispatches between
their respective offices and Tacoma,
Wash. having reference TO dates ad-
vertised for steamship sailings to China
and Japan, and when expeditions can
certainly be gained for registered mail
not especially addressed to go otherwise
they will bill such registered mail to
the San Francisco exchange office.
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A PROPOSED GABLE
THE PROPOSITION TO BE CON-
SIDERED BY DOLE.
A French Company Il willing to Build
One From sydney To san Francisco
on the Subsidy Pian.

San Francisco June 10-The steamer
Australia arrived to-day from Homo
lulu. bringing the following adviees.
dated June s. Audley Coote. an Aus
tralian. who Is interested In different
cables, arrived on the lst inst. TO con-
fer with the Hawaiian government re-
gardlng the proposed Pacific cable. lie
has made a proposition which will he
considered by President Dole and his
cabinet. Mr.. Coote will be in Wash
ington on the 9Th of October lie rep
resents French company that Is will
ing to build from sydney to San Fran
CISCO taking In Auckland. Samoa and
Honolulu. He wants the Hawaiian
government to pay an annual subsidy.
In return, no charge will be made for
official messages. He will also make n
similar proposition to the United
States.
W. n. Armstrong has gone To Japan.
IL Is believed that he has been sent to
Japan by the Dole government to make
a new treaty In place OF the present
one. which allows japanese to come In
unhindered
William r. Castle. the new minister
10 Washington. will leave this country
accompanied by his family early in
August.
+. C. Crick pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF conspiracy on the 1st inst.
He was sentenced 10 three years i'm
prisonment. but the sentence was sus-
pended with the understanding that
the defendant would leave the coun-
try. He left the same day for China
by the City of Pclin.
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To Keep an Eye Open.

Washington. June 1p.-The admins
tration has decided that a United
States vessel OF war shall be sent to
Key West for the purpose OF cooperat-
ing with the revenue cutters in watch
ing for fillibustering expeditions leav-
ing that and other places In Florida TO
aid the Cuban insurgents. This decis-
ion was reached late this morning Just
before Secretary Herbert's departure
for Alabama. and he concluded that
me Raleigh should be used for the pur-
pose. The latter vessel Is now at New
York. orders are expected to be sent
to her commander Immediately to pre-
pare for the voyage.