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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09
ON Pixies PEAK.
Thrilling Experience OF Four East
srn Young Ladies',
were CAUGHT IN A SNOW STORM
While Attempting to Make tho As.
cont on Foot aud Nearly Porlshod.
How They lseaohod tho Summit
After EncouUtOrIag May Dlaloul,
tIes-The Anxiety OF Their Friends

CoLoRDAo sPRINos, COL. August g.
Tho alarm entertained for the safety Of
tho four eastern young ladies who werO
supposed to DO loIt on Pixies Peak has
been allayod by a telegram announcing
their safe arrival at tho summit. The
Misses Parker, sisters, OF St, Louis; Ida
NJ. Wright, OF Fulton, n, Y, aud Anna
Wagner, Of Currls Grove, Iowa, started
to drive up the peak, At the Seven
Lakes they left their team and driver
and started to ascend the remainder OF
the distance on foot, being deceived by
the clear air as to tho actual distance.
On the way they encountered a auow
storm and nearly porlshod before reach.
ing q sheltered section q mile from the
summit, There they rested, and they
then started back to whore thoy had
left the driver, He in the meantime
concluded from tho length OF tho time
they were gone that thoy had reached
the summit and had concluded TO ra.
main there until tho storm was over.
lie had therefore started back towards
ManitOu when they reached Seven
Lakes.
Although isariully exhausted the
four ladies realized that thei, only hope
was in reaching tho station at tho top
OF the peak, ard again they began the
ascent, With many difficulties, otter
falling exhausted on the rocks, they
finally succeeded in reaching tho sum
NIT, where they were cared for and re-
malned until morning. When the
driver reported a. Manitou that he had
left them on the mountain, wild excite.
ment prevailed and half dozen parties
were at once organized TO go in search
Of them. There was much Rejoicing
when the nova Of their safety Sas rO-
nniHnA
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THE mos TRADE.
Tho High Level of Prloss Holding Its Own
aud May 90 Higher.


Tho High LoveI of Prlosa Holding Its Own
aud May 90 Higher.
New YoRK, Angus! s.-Ehe Iron Ago
says: Tho conviction is gaining ground
throughout tho iron trade that tho
present high level Of prices is not only
going to hold It's own, but that oven
better figures arc bound to rule.
Ro-salos OF BOSsOmor pig in tho PittG.
burgh market caused slight reaction,
but brought abou: lively buying. Tho
Wheeling steel makers Oagol up on
prices OF bllets earlier in tho week and
quickly found numerous buyers.
II 10 clear that rolling stock iS being
contracted for moro freely, and II may
DO noted that some pretty fair orders
for locomotives for South America
have been given out. The ttndo Ia
foundry iron In tho west Is showing
numerous sigma OF activity, both on tho
part Of spOCulationI and Of customers.
tits assured that threatened advance
In tho frOights on southern iron has
been driving buyers into tho market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

ChIrn,o- m. ,yh,,t ,.,crkct tn.Aov ,r,S hat.
tered Win rtsIls,ri 'S TerSrGins tho sRo,tace Of
N. Gc, Il ,yns WIZ s w., 80, nv, o,, hv me-
min, oI hn,,, is6 M l.,,.,s ,nr simmsS, an
HUui iJrv ,gpio ,vs ,at ~ al
h'sSci. ~ NJ S,no,,,, ~ ~ TO- nisn liz
S M "m w., Tts'mS ." n, " En, \;
r o ny tnS rlco was lG ~ nSu C,, ~, ~
g"it Nv ,bc otIimy lawn IoU % fo,,oH aS T Witch
as ~ ~ Y, Nv ,, " nn f,r snn'
% Man, ' 10 os ppS %SG" que Sb S sr t io1 oS
count caused decIinJ OF no per UushCi from
the highest hOlut NAV was unaffected aud
closed " higher Pioyislons wcrO frm alter
early weakneS, tho Clc,e showing advances OF
lac each in pork land and ribs
Flour dull aud unchanged.
NuEAr-CAsh No spriny GTi.r; No 9sprlng
Glc: No nd 67aGsI.c! August "a. nG75 .aGIi q;
September Gji .ai,3t lt7l.c, December 6Dita7Oiia
70ito
CO0E-CsSh, M ; aol.c; No, yellow $50:
August 3SiAt6l .a9OIlc. 'septombcr 2siLat0S,a
sgRr. Octoi,cr 3TEaSsi.aS7s. "a; December S9JLa
aIli itisgn. MAY WI aglJsngiIc
OlrECa,h. No, J .OLc, No 8 white 2Oa22l.o;
August 9lIa9Oil aNylIr. September ?J5.a2Jis "A
2OIc: MAY oiLlaliiZa2iIc.
VYr-S1 . d.
I,I,rYtSo = InomIrol
TI.Y.tVn-Nh n i'll
Observation-Disclosures si 10
Mr., pnrg--Cn.h nov Mi 50 C5ng rs. Spptem.
bet syIilNG 7lag az Iaa1ary $40 SAID I6al6 10.
tcfnbrr 81 Ola6 iItg,SiTts. October IS l5R6 ia
M -, i,nrorr 4; i6TG "a 9Jig
gtopt EInS,Cn,h sidrS Is Gia5 10. septcm.
hnr 81 r6,E -nIs,t ~, 1,,nh.r q G5nb snab M.
January "a Sif.aS i6oS M dry sailed shoulder
J,gaJi,c; short clear sides q .a6Isc.
NlIlsEY-Dlsullcrs finished goods per gallon
81 -
su6AEs-Unchangc
RUIrul-Stgady; crtamerIes i2hl91; diaries
lOalIG
EGGs-sgClly al illSai2Jsc
New YorE-piou, rcccipts II OOo, bnrrcls. OF.
morris T6Il hntfris, 1o,Est INF and veal
bushels ,sIs' Ia r,I hnsb.I N ,no,. sf,St market
sin,,, nrfJnns nr,rpI Ann LerIirs1 ttninr Inrai
rt,ss,,t. r,iii,1 nn .bnSt cnvstin,,, aud cin,tng
rr,artIrniIv a. nnchanynJ nrIrn. GInsIn,. Al,
r,'st 49, snnis,nLSs 30. 'nctoh,r TgStT, ia.
sSmbcr fit.S CO.." rcccint, iOI loo biShelS.
ctpofts q; ~ bu,hsI,. saIns 2Si 90 bushels Of
spsp sp6i innfErt hr,iye Nh eInoft orisrs. on,
tons opened weak, closed steady. Closing May
- lc september iijSr, October taLc. Oats. re.
ccipts ~ 700 bushels, exports 100 bushels; sale,
10000 bushels Of spot; spot market fairly Rotirpi
options luactinc to steady Closing September
gasc HAY Ncady Hops steady, Hides steady.
Leather steady, Beef steady. Cut meats trmer.
Lard lrmer western steam closed Of 50 Oai IS,
U,s .ct em mes y In,iS.: u n, gu,Ss
Dutsltnuyi Wvaetn Halty lvhtS, 10 CIr4ury
!sh,'u, 10 factory 1890 ElElnS &c; iin'tn'
Won StssH ,1 iniIS MnS nn,iy '.aS'SS, w
ny ny hgEs s'IS VIZ lGMn
NUN N'stpi" ''tsn ioa'tIS' ia
W" nImIct' Mulpsea lul9E ,ouvc. oIt,ols, "Icn,
MINI, ne, decline. .nS, coffee VIo Steady
gugaf. raw arm, reInod iairly active and arm,
I.,,,..". ,,,.'...,,i., - s,...,' =,
Ia s,I qIigyl nuu uuen nv r.
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THE @. A. II. EVoAMPMENr.


LouisTIlllNnS Determined TO Make 1t tho
Creates: Ever Held.
LOUISVILLE, KY. August s.-Louis'
vile is making preparations to OutshinO
all other encampmont cities, and from
indications already visible tho city will
be most gorgsou,ly decorated and illu.
minated during tho visit Of the G, A. h.
The various electric plants, dubious OF
their ability to furnish tho additional
Illumination without extra machinery,
arc putting in necessary additions All
the plumbers in the city have rush Of
desi eu contracts to ill, and thousand Of
yards Of bunting arc being purchased
daily. The city will be a blaze Of light
Mt night, and the layout OF flags and
decorations will eclipse anything here.
tofore attempted BY an encampmOnt
city. Ono feature Of tho entertainment
will DO the most stupondouI fireworks
display on the river ever undertaken by
potna
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". II. NMseN, who 10 Is tho drug
busine8aHt King0vilIc, Mo-, has 40 much
confidence IN Chambnrnin'a Collie,
Cholera aud DInrrhwa liOmody that ho
warrants ovory bottle aud oilers to 10.
fund TIM money To nuy customer who IL
not satisfied after using H. Mr. Nelson
iakos no risk IN doing this because tho
Remedy lBn certain euro Tor tho dli.
aaapa iut Which II Ia iulnudnd aud llu
knows H. II IL Tor pnlo by Charles Il.
Ooclzo, VIII ". Irwin, John lilari,
william u. williams, q, MUnRcmolOr,
william II, Hague, II O. Stewart, A, Il,
schcolc, !, Coleman, Q, srlrnopI VIII.
lam MnnkomcllOt, Wheeling, ". Val
lIowO 4 Co., DTldgOporli Ii. II Peabody
4 Son, BSnwOOd.
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For q quarter Of century DR., KiHg'S
New Discovery has boon tested, and tho
millions who have received benefit from
Ito uao testify to Tia wonderful curative
powers In all diseases Of Throat, Ghost
and l.ungE A remedy that has stood
the tOJt 90 long and that has givOu 90
universal satisfaction Is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed TO
give tallct, or tue money will DO round.
cd. lis admitted to DO tho most roll.
ablo for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Goa Drug Store
Largo size 50C mud 81. Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

PrrsnUEGu, August ga convention
Of tho dissatisfied minors OF this district
will DO hold in this city on Monday,
August IL, to protest against tho action
OF tho recent miners convention in
compromising with tho operators and
allowing the present WACO rate to stand
until UclobSr |, A meeting was held
yesterday at LuCyvillO In tho fourth
pool at which q OF tho 80 mines in that
pool wOro represented. The sentiment
was largely IN favor Of protesting againnt
tho compromise. Al other points in
tho district there is disaatlIiaction.
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Mn a. A Snyder, superintendent
poor farm Winncsholk Co., la,, says;
Last winior Mr.. Robert Leach used two
hozcs OF Do Wits Witch llnzol snlyu
anl cured large running soro on his
lOl. Had boon undor caro- Of phyAicians
for months without obtaining tullOi.
SurO euro for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. w. Va, H. L. Peabody. Bon.
wood, aud Dowlo 4 Co., Bridgeport, U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09
our Civilized INDIANS.
stutl.tlc, Showing tho Way ThOy Arc Pro.
EreSsinG.

sthtatcs showing tho way Lhoy Arc FRO.
crossing.
WASHINGTON, AuRustS,-Siattstics TO.
cciyod at the Indian bureau show that
10000 Indians are now engaged in farm.
ing, stock raising and other civilized
pursuits. During tho yOar they raised
over 1,37S.OOO bushels OF corn aud othor
grain and vegetables in proportion.
They own 100000 head Of cattle and
1884, 900 SEeop.
About 29,0OO Indians voted at the last
election. # is estimated that $4,000 Of
tho total Indian population OF 947,OOO
arc church members. Out Of tho 2i7,-
00O, $4,000 arc Soli supporting aud o.,
000 pay taxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

EASY 10 tako, BurO 10 euro, no pain,
nothing todfonl, plCnaanlllttlOplllS. DO
Wits Little Early liisofG lioBt lof sick
hondaCho, bliOuancas, sour stomach nnd
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wlioc! /
mo- ". Va, u. L. Peabody. lionwOOd,
and BowlO 4 Co., Bridgeport, o. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

New vaFh--AgcntS eaaauRcC that on August
II. their prices lor American lndlgoea indigo
and gold md Calcutta iDnCies would DO al.
Nnnoyl to SO: AmUrlcan shlttingy TO 10; AmCtl.
rnu II indigOcs TO 80. and & iudlgooI 10 &c:
also Blackstone gGlnCh 10 Che There was
much better nllaround Inquiry for all dcScrip.
tons oil sGnSOGablG goods, both staples aud
ianClCs nnd Of moderate quantities the collQc.
tive tNklugs wCtO fairly lntRc Printing cloths
firm nj lb.0C for spots, though this Is declined
10 pYutFuNta
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Now York Wool qulo, aud easy.

DfAumiEA should DO stopped prompt.
~ II AuOn becomes chronic. DO
Wits Collie aud Cholera OIro Il cloc.
tive, Aaiu and certain. Hundreds OF
tcBlimoninl' boar wlnOau To tho virtue
al lhla great modlctno, II eau alWays
DO dopondud upon, ita nlo saves TINA
and money Logan Drug Co.. Who'd.
Ing W, Va, y. Il. Peabody, Bcnwood,
aud Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport, O. 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

QurnFc August s,--lSabul Garrison,
Of tho Chicago Tribune, Ia llcrO to select
n tito on behalf Of tho Soma Of tho IScy'
olutIon Tor n statue to General Mont.
gomcry M nOAr as possible TO tho spot
helaa tho cli1 whotu hH foil.
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East Liberty Cattle steady At unchanged
prices, Hog. steady; prime light s. 5Oai 6O' com
mon to fair fotkctl g. 20ai no. rouVhS 81 Goal 3D.
days prices
Clncinhhii-iiogs dull nj 81 2jai co; receipts
! ,TOJ hcad shipments ~ head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09
InN Dr. Miles NInvn pLAHTEna Tor SPINAL,
WEAKNESS Al dnlggain coll ON Tor rs,


Ito Bnrc and nan TINT old md wur.trtod
rcmody, MnA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SYRur
for OlIllron tcothlnr, II soOthoi tho
child, aoilOni tho gums, nllaya all main,
curcp wind collie and IL tia best rcmp.
DIV for dIarrhmh Twenty-Five ccntl d
bottle MwPAw
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New Y0rh--lIg Iron steady; southern gu rln
400. Copper stgRdy OrORch' prlOo neg l,bl
slrndyi; hiOkur' price alsr, TIN itin. stats
ali "a Plates steady, spctct fltmi domestic
gOlt
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AT WITS HEgTE AID sa4T TREATMENT
old upder positive written guarantee, by
=;hof.ied agents only, 70 cure Weak Memory;
Lls % Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood;
ylilkness Night Losses; Evil Dreams; lack OF
.o1hlencs; Nervousness; LAAsituds; all Drains;
Lss o. Power Of tho GeneratiyO Organs In either
n caused By oVer-eXertion, Youthful Errors, or
Etss,iVs Uso Of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor
Thigh leads 70 Misery. Consumption. Insanity
I'D Dath. BY mil, 81 box; SIX for S5;With
Trit-l EuAranteO To Curo or refund money,
I'M fall instructonA 8 cent?. One Samph
1J SOd u each pCrson by mail.
A'Llin, New Pharmacy. Solo Agents. EoI.
ag A. Va Ie9SpAw
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un Clty-opcncd at 81 "a highest 81 9s, low.
cst 81 20, closed at 81 49, shipments 1869 bar.
rrls, runs Bi,Gsi barrels
New rotl-rClfolonm easier; olo'cd at q rs
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MACHINERY
RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania statlons.
|VIsgRn8yNdnid LINES
VIZ Trains Run BIZ Centrnl Tlrue.

TirKEr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o.
WArIn ST, f0pT or ELHvENrH st, WHEELING,
AT MciuHE HuUEn, WItrELGEu, AND Al TnF
PEFEFYLvANiA STATION. pHipuEPoRT.
Co,--,r,,,.sr gy,rKN- .UN,s. IavVtp EotvTr0
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Wheeling Bridge Il Terminal Ry.
GO. nREwsrEl iIcceiver.

Time Table 80 H. to takc o loot l,ll l. n,
SUNDAY November ~ 1871
Leave wheeling -ISiOl, tSib, ltl!IJa m, ma
c8lb IiiW, NOl y, m ..
LSayc Ponln,llR -lSOj, t0isi, tilIIth mot1iA
caill llIlO, ipO1 n, In.
leave Marlln'A f0rty -tOll t0ib1 tlli5lA M
ig,a4, diT, Nll, MA
Arrive ntminAl junction. -iS,i7 ll0iJl, Hts!
A. m, llttN @t', ltlh aus y. tut
'iIitj D. m" tiIbO, NlOl tiliL les . in.
leave ulpinAlNrty NS ljN anti niiB
il.1i llilO. l6lln iSytlp IN.
lNayO rcnln'nlA Ill '9l ll,itA m,, "liSi, llilL
tl,iI tNiit, taiS, D. H.
Nrtlyo Wheeling lf!iO, lD!O M, eli,SL
IAN Itlh. bll hiin y. H.
@Dally tDaliy atpdpt Sunday lSundayI oaly
AlllfAlni will ran un Eastern TlmO
j.G rAUSdlu, superintendent
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
s0UTH DouSn

on aud aftor Monday, June TO- 1898. Pas
'engcr Trains will run as follows: "DAilI
tDally Except sunday. Central time,
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TlyANoG ANp TRADE.


llnrknlFs
Nav YoaE, August s-Moncy on call easy ht
per cent last loan per ccut; closed at per
cent Prime mercantile paper 8AaA per cent
storlIug exchange quiet ind steady at 81 GOA
40jE, Silver certificates bslGj4o,
Tho volume Of business on tho stock exchange
to-day reached tho minimum Speculation
was sluggish, aud prices moved irrrgllarly
Within extremely narrow limits AmtFlcans
were also dlll and weak IN The London mnrEut
aud tho little trading done here for the foreign
account was on the bear sldo OF tho market
small realization IA les and tho covering OF short
contracts were the factors, Tho grangcri hueiu
ntrl within limit OF | per Ceut During tue
last hour oil business generally nrm lOnO pre-
vailed Tue market closed firm.
llonll were quiet aud irm' Tho sales were
Sll2d,0O0
Tho total sales of stocks to-day were lll,O27
shares,
Government bonds firm.
State bonds moderately active.
railroad bonds iitnl,
RoSD' AND srOgN QuorAroSi-ctOlED BID,
., g. Is new rVg"rrl!! Missouri Paclc,,. ~
II, r. - COup,,.,,o.ril lhanhYttto a GhRt,, ",
u, = n rcg,,,..,,.,...lli National COFdag0 d. "a
u, s. 6S coup......,-ll6N do preferred ..,,.,, %
U. =. u reg ,.........-ilI New lrheyCcntrl lOlN
U, & Is coup ,,,,r.,.l u Norfolk West p'd lH4
u, s, . reg .,..,.,,, ylElNOrlhcrn PaClnC."" VI
Pacific Is OF 'D,r",l0l do pTeicrrcd"",.,. va
Atchi,On ....,,.,,..,. Is Northwestern.
Adams ExpTcsi.,..li7 do preferred ..a.lb
American EEpr0ss.lla New York Central. lUl
lAlIlmoreG ohio p. Gii{S. Y. & New Eng %
Canada Southern % Oregon Improved, ~
Central FaCtC .,,.., lsAiOTgOn NaY..,..,. y
Chesapeake y Ohio glE Pacific Mail ,,.,..,.,,, Bt
Chicago X AltUn,.lbS Pittsburgh r,,...,...lN
chi liur. & Quincy 500 Reading. .,."p.u.,.".. lIA
Chicago Gas ,..,... bal5 Rock Island n"r,,.. 1sh
q, O.. 4. 4 st. L,., Is st. Pau..,..a...,, 70t
Col. Coal & lrun.... do preferred r.,,,,.lHNl
Cotton Oh CugliRc .iliSt Paul & Omaha, iOH
Del, Is llui,,..,...,.l3JS. do preferred ,,.,ollS
Del, Lack j. West lGH .SugGr RetneTy,",,.ilik
ben, Il r. O. prCfd i6l. Tenn Coal Iron. S6lq
Dist 4 Cattle Feed q Texas PaGliC..,,.,.. llIJ
Erie ,,,...,,,.,..,.,..,,,,, STO 4 o Cen pref, ~
DO preferred ,,.,,.. % Union Pacific .,..,.. IS
Illinois Central 1000. OSLu. $ Express .,..,.., II
Kan. { Tex, prrrd .GIIW, 81, /. 4 P...,,,.,, ~
Lake Erle & West, 2jiSI do pteiottcdu..,, 2lh
do preferred ...,... 81 Wells fG.go Er,. lbs
Lake shOt0 ,,,.,..,,lIg Western UniOu.,.. O!1E
Lead TTtst,.,..o,.. JihylWheGlinS & l., E.. l6ss
LGulArill0 & SaiS. co do pE. Tered ....... ~
Michigan Central iOOL General Electric. S7Ss
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
nnnd Aitor Saturday, February ., lSOl, trains
will run a. follows, city timO
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1NVEHN DESCRIPTION OF
IL BOOK, Job, NOWRpnpnr and Pos
tor Printing lunO nj Reasonable Hates nj tho
iStEliiuINrEn luH lnlStyu OrflCE Modern
aud llapld Presses New type aud Dc,lgul
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Time Table In c1oct Monday, May 81, isoS
Cleveland Depot Foot Of South Water Street
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10 d, ~ ron Cleveland to UhrichSviiIo TiJ
n IN from uhtlch'vlla 10 Cleveland runs laliy.
Through connections aud through tlckel2 To
all points Call on our AgrnN " ndArN
NJ q CARNHl ncnefal Passenger Arcnt
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Browns
Iron Bltters

that old and reliable strengthening
mcdlsine, Is made for just this
purpose.
II gently stimulates the action Of
the vital organs and purifies and
euishes the blood, beautifies the
Complexion, swcetens the breath,
and turns the weakness and suffer-
Ing Of disease into the Joy OF per-
feet health.
EoSuS Iron BiueTs 10 pleasant to take,
Isd iI will not stain the teeth nor cause
o9srfpalion. See the crossed red lincS
on tie wrapper. Our book, How to
LlY, Hundred Yeary," tells all about Il;
Tree taf g.. stamp. q
howl CHEMcAL Co., BALTIMoER. Mo
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

.Arrlyllall departure OF trains on and after
nav ". lh1h EKrLANAttOE or REYgaEsoR
AAEs' daily lDlIly, except SUNDAY; LDally,
except Saturday. gDallg except Monday; isun,
dlys only; MONDAYS only; Saturdays only
Eastern standard Time 49,
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From Pittsburgh. 1910 n m. and $50 p, M,
daily, lliSo p, m, daily except Saturday. l2:Sip.
IN except Sunday. and G:2S a. M, Sunday only.
EXCEPT sunday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-06
MAIL MATER THROWN AWAY.
LETTER CARRIER TOO LAZY To
DELIVER 1T.

Twelve Bushels Found Piled Up in
River, Mass-The Matter Accumu-
Iating There Between August and
NOvember-A Warrant for the Gull
prit's Arrest Issued on "A Charge OF
Illegally OBTAINING Mail Matter.
Fall River, Mass, Dec. 5.-The post
Office scandal turns out to be a case OF
gross criminal negligence on the part OF
a substitute carried Instead of, as re-
ported, three bushels of mail matter be-
ing found undelivered. the quantity is
nearer twelve bushels. The place in
which it was found is within block of
the postofHce in the loft of the armory
and central fire engine house. Three long
flights of stairs lead up to 1t. Two weeks
ago, while Mr. Gerry, the engineer of the
fire department, was hauling over some
odd pieces of fire engine materials, he
noticed lot of letters. papers, etc, and
supposed they were refuse matter that
the janitor had thrown away. Yesterday
he had occasion to so into the loft again,
ana found quantity of general matter
that had recently been mailed. He sent
for Postmaster Sullivan, and by investi-
cation II was found that hooks and cram
MES of the place were stuffed with mailed
matter from Baltimore Philadelphia,
Glasgow, Montreal Manchester and 9TH
er English cities, Paris and other promi-
nent points. At first 1t was thought that
some lazy letter carrier had thrown away
some circulars that burdeneo- his mail,
but on closer investigation many sealed
letters were found.
The matter was sent between August
and November of this year and was
taken from the Office for delivery by a
substitute letter carrier. who was accus-
toned to use the armory as a loafing
place, and rather than do the work OF
delivering the letters he stuffed them into
the hiding places where they were found.
Postmaster Sullivan is trying to have
the mail delivered, but many of the ad-
dresses on the packages have been torn
off
Large numbers of English and Irish
papers and periodicals are received here
and also many letters from abroad, and
at times each month the carriers deliv-
cries are very heavy.
The United States commissioner in Bos-
ton to-day Issued warrant for the ar
rest of Thomas A. Rasow, the substitute
letter carrier, on the charge of illegally
OBTAINING mail matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-06
BALLOTING FOR A BISHOP.
Three Fail 10 Result in an Election
at Washington.


Washington, Dec 5-The Washington
Episcopal diocesan convention to-day took
three unsuccessful ballots for bishop, the
failure being due to the operations of the
two-thirds rule in vogue in the diocese
of Maryland and Delaware which has
been abandoned in the sixty-one other do
ceSes Of the church, and which the New
Washington diocese threw over for future
conventions after q spirited contest this
evening while the ballots for bishop were
forty-hve clergymen and forty-one lay
men, against fifteen clergymen and tWen-
~ laymen. This majority rule when put
into operation at a succeeding conVen-
ton, will speedily result in an election
In the ballots for a bishop, voting be-
ing limited to clergymen, the high church
element controlled tWenty-six votes our
of the total of xty-one-forty-two being
necessary TO a choice On the first ball
lot eighteen were given to Rev Morgan
Dix of New York city, six to Rev. John
s. Linsay of Boston, one to Rev. w r.
Huntington of New York, the latter name
being at once Withdrawn, as Or. Hunting
don had forbidden its use.
on the second ballot twenty-one of the
high church votes went to DIR. Dix and
four to DR.. Lindsay, DR.. Gregers's remain
ing one being transferred to Dr. LINDSAY
on the third ballot and DR.. Dix's being
unchanged. Rev. Randolph McKim OF
Washington, on the three ballots receiv-
Alex. Mckay Smith of Washington, g. II,
g. and the others scattering.
1t is the general impression Of the mem
bers of the convention that the routine
Of organization will be completed to-mor-
row and that another convention will
shortly be called to elect a bishop under
the majority rule, when DR.. McKim will
probably be chosen on the first ballot.