davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
THOUGHT He WAS R0BBE6.
JEWELER STONES GOODsTAKEN
FOR DEBT.
The Affair Reported to the Pc
lice, Who Conclude the Goods
Were Legally Taken.

lice, Who Conclude the Goods
Were Legally Taken.
II. A. Stone who keeps a jewelry
store at 322 Jackson street, claims that
three men entered his place about .
O clock last night and rifled the SHOW
case, taking about twenty opera glasses
and several gold pens. Mr.. Stone was
absent at the time, but his clerk,
William Leroy, was there. Leroy sub
stimulates the story told by Mr.. Stone.
He says that one of the men displayed
a constable's star and served paper
on him, after which he went behind
the counter and took the opera glasses
and gold pens The watches and
jewelry were in the vault, which was
locked. The three men drove away
in one-horse sleigh.
The document left with Mr. Stones
clerk was an execution on a judgment
for $4S.30 in favor of M. L. Carmony. 1t
was signed by Justice Blackwell. The
constables name, Walter S. Boyd was
stamped on the back of the document.
Mr. Stone declares that he does not
recognize the name of the plaintiff, and
does not owe any man any such sum
as S4S.
Mr.. Stone appeared highly indignant
when he learned what had taken place,
and at once made a complaint at po-
lice headquarters. The police, with
whom he left the execution, think it
is perfectly regular and recognize the
names of Justice Blackwell and Con-
stable W. S. Boyd, who lives in Rose
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Fined $50 for Murder.

BUFFALO. Feb. 2.-John Orowski,
the young giant who killed Adam Eb-
erie. an inoffensiye German, With a
blow of his fist on the night of Oct. %
in John Bingeman's saloon, was sem.
fenced to pay a fine of $50 for the crime
by Judge Hatch in the superior court
this morning. His attorney. eX-Judge
Lewis, threw $50 note on the clerks
desk and OrIowski staggered out of
the court room free man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Settled Layton in Three Rounds.

GALVESTON, Feb. 2.-"Australian"
Billy Mccarthy put Dan Layton to
sleep in three rounds at the fremont
opera house tonight. The Australian
open viciously and Layton spared,
ducked and cliDched in the first
round. In the second Layton was
knocked down. He arose before the
time was counted, and the round closed
with hot mitigating. In the third round,
after the opening, Layton went down
and out under an arm blow ON the head.
He claims foul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
No Trace of the Chicora.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. "A special to
the Wisconsin from Cheyboygan. Wis,
saws: The stea mer Ludington, which
went out TO scour the lake for traces OF
the lost steamer Chicora, put into that
port today without having found any
thing of the wreck. A belief had eX-
listed in the minds of some that the Chi
cora's hull would be found atloat. The
Huntington skirted the ice fields along
the east shore to a point several miles
south of st. Joseph without finding
vestige of the wreckage. The ice eX-
tends about three miles into the lake all
along the Michigan shore.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

gray material, and the skirt, which
was very flare, was trimmed round
the hem with band of deep blue
velvet scooped out at the top, and
having at slight intervals all around
little sprays Of leaves embroidered
in blue and gold. The waist had a
blue velvet yoke braided in a SIM
liar way, while the lower part had
the appearance of being fastened on
by gold buttons. The collar band Of
drawn silk matches the waist band,
while the sleeves, which are the
principal feature of this very quaint
dress, are largely puffed from the
shoulder, continuing in smaller puffs
to the wrist, and bound at intervals
by bands of the velvet. The hat
worn is of gray Tuscan straw, pref
tily ornamented with blue velvet
ribbon and tips in gray, while from
the center rises fine aigrette.
BARON DE FREMONT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Derailed by Ice.

COMO. Col, Feb. "A severe wind
and snow storm has prevailed in this
section for thirty hours. A passenger
train was deralled OH the South Park
read near Jefferson. by ice, and another
was derailed on the st. Elmo branch.
No one was injured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
No Break in Idaho.

BOISE. Idaho. Feb. 2.-One ballot was
taken for United States senator today
without result. There were two pairs
and two absentees IMPAIRED. The bal
lot resulted as follows: Shoup, Is;
Sweet. 16: CIaggeit, Il.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Victims OF Alcohol.

PITTsBURG, Feb. "A barrel con
tanning steel castings. but which had
formerly cont aimed alcohol. exploded at
the Westinghouse works at BriHton to-
day. John Dugan was killed instantly,
and Michael Purdy and George Long
are thought to be fatally hurt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Situation in Oregon.

SALEM. Or. Feb. 2.-There was no
material change In the senatorial situa-
ton today, the joint ballot standing:
Dolph, %; Hare, 10; Weatherford, g.;
Williams. II; Herman, g; Lord, 8;
Lowell, 3; absent, l,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Waves Gave Him Divorce.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 2.-Anton
Kuehn. CT this city. has learned that his
wife Louise went down with the steam
er EIbe while OH her way to st. Louis
to defend divorce suit. Jacob Conrad
Wiederhold is also supposed TO have
been lost on the Elbe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Toronto Curriers' Won.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2. - Toronto beat
Buffalo in the curling match for the
ThompsoD-Sc medal. Score "a
to 81. Toronto has now won the medal
twenty times to Buffalo's nine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Playing Cards.

The Crow Seconds, highly finished,
round corners; regular value, 15c. q
1Gc Tally Cards, this week, Ak
per dozen. ..........1 10
25c Tally Cards, this week, 40
uOIGu.... - -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Sheet Music.
Fine Correspondence Papers.

Kid Finish Snowflake Parchments
and Bond Papers, in latest shapesand
suits, including French Gray Royal
Purple. Rose and various new tinLs;
worth up to BIC. Your choice, only,
Der nnirn l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03
Standard Books in Sets.
Shakespeare's Works.

Handsome 3-vol edition of
Shakespeare, bound in cloth, cheap Q1 OK
at S2.25; this week only. ..... :. P1'AO
sa RsFe edit i no 'iai1'....8 9e
Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo, a
Mo1th $780, GnenyGume cloth edition soc
The Red Line Poets, Burt's Home
Library, and the Century Series, en-
bracing history, philosophy and iic-
tn Ga w " published ony at Se your choice SOC
Our entire line of Children's Books, en-
bracing all the new books of the year; all
this week one-fifth off, that Is, zoe off on
every dollars worth
Sheet Music.
A lot of Sheet Music, vocal and instr1l-
mental. embracing many of the cid
masters best productiOns &c per sheet 20
VI - AOA ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

1t iI free, and deeply interests every.
body who has aches or pains, or who iS
weak and siekly Anyone can learn the
sure,t and quickest means to get strong
and well by accepting that splendid free
offer Of tho great specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases, DIT.
Greene, OF 50 West Fourteenth slFeoI,
New York City. lie hES established a
system Of letter correspondence through
which all sick aud suffering people eau
learn exactly what ails them. and how
10 got well, without expense aud with.
oul leaving their homes All they have
to do u TO write TO tue doctor, stating
each symptom from which they arc sui.
lerng, and no will answer their loIter,
explaining their case thoroughly, tell.
Ing just what the trouble Is and what 10
TO do TO 10 cured. lie gives the greatest
caro- and attention to every iOtter, and
tolls tho cause Of each symptom 90
plainly that patients understand in.
sianlly Just what ais them. And all
this coSta nothing. LISA splendid op.
portunity for those who cannot afford
tho tins or expense to 20 10 tho city.
DR.. Greene makes a specially oil curing
patients through letter correspondence
Ito is tho most euccossiul specialist In
curing nervous and chronic diSOa,oI,
aud IL the diicovcter Of that wonderful
medicine, DR.. Gfo0nOs Nutyufa blood
aud nOrve remedy, Those who write to
him get cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
Chcaling Ignorance,

A south CaToliniAn writing to the
New York Tribune shows how the no.
gro is imposed on in his buying and his
selling. He pays more and gets ls'S
than the white man. The writer cites
a case. He met negro who had bale
of cotton to sell aud wished to buy q
barrel Of cheap -four, lie had been Of
Tered ST cents q pound for his cotton.
He was asked s. for the barrel OF -four,
The white man took the cotton and
sold it for cents a pound to the man
who had offered the negro 81 cents, and
from the man who had offered the -four
At s. he boughIi it for s. IS. The negro
wa ia pocket 50 cents by the Two trans
actions. He was Ignorant and his
white friend was not This was the
difference,
As the negro oyoEeomes his ignorance
be oVsrcomes the Abiiity Of tradeSnen
to cheat him. Itis not necessary that
he have . COLLEGIATE education to ae'
compliIh this, but he mus. be able to
read aud keep himself posted on what iS
going on in the world. especially the
state Of the markets for what he has to
buy and 70 cell. He is cheated, not Hs
a matter OF prejudice, but GIA matter Of
opportunity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
rurker nnd lhe ArmenIans.

The first thing the sultan does in the
way OF the reform iI 10 disArm the Ar
msniIus-Io that no may protect them
without offending the Turks. This il
a splendid bSglnning-ior another
buscnery. Uuarmsd the Armenian
are helpless, and this condition will suit
the Turks exactly.
1. iI true that in spite Of whatever
arms they had the ArmeuianI were at
the mercy Of the Turks, but entirely un,
armed they are dsisnIOless in den oil
wild beasts. The sultan understands
tho situation perfectly and has made
this move to strengthen his none too
good hold on his own people. There
are SAisr heads in tho world than that
Of tho sultan Of Turkey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
rME NIlNE "a CALuMET.

w. 4 CHsa. IA Nrg lort Tribgas
IiIeoo,l b you the domino
That folks oils IaFSOu Booze
Wal--JAne an ne hes called 70 see
n you'll ride Monday noOa
To Calumet TO burg jim
James BakeE-he Il dad
Death hll 700 strong hand Tor him,
= you heT often said
"Psrrs,r' He didn't PEERLESS. He he'd
one simple way all through,
lie merely pFactlsel, an be said
That that would hev 10 do.
"t'faycis' Scve--not 6 heT known
'Ccpi mCbby with his hans,
An stead Of ciaspin' OF his own
lie clnped his iellefnAn'1.
DUndeg eouylciiouy'' The idse'
lie never done thing
To be convicted fer: why. he
Nus NraLEhteT thHn string
o. sAy, Re Wus a nifty man
o. he Uus brave an square.
III, mighty heart Wus bigger than
That meet!n' house out there!
En- "Iined the church, You d0a't ke,ch on
You oouldn'tA knoWed i'm, pGrd
To them ~ did. now he Is Eoue
rqucslOnin' sounds hLrd.
l told em up 10 town to-day
Above the scIlou's dirt
tnt PArton sAy his lille say:
lie can't do any hurt
''Tire In the OsceolA mine"
jim hcaTed the awful cry
That ross from Level %
p he WuS passing b..
An down the burnln' shaft be vent
10 where the flames begun.
An up the hAlideGd miners sent
Is tii; e' skiPs could run
Through other drifts he Ieareaed around
An Yin stlled there
4 DOZEN helpless men be found
An dragged 70 tiEhi sud Glf.
An my boy itmothy-iny Tim
lie found. TOO weak TO crawl
An got him ia the sEip-but jim,
lie didn't come up Al all
We waited Tor him ali night long
An watched an held our bAsatb
tuHCTin'. fearful hopeless ihroug
Around that pit OF deain;
An when the smoke blew out, my son
Crepy down 10 leatu his fate
He reached him. but the WORT WuI done.
lie iouud hiln-!asi TOO late!
lie died adolu'
What no could aud to do
'Dld he PsflesE' NGl--
never kEoWcd him 70.
Doa't motto. I my talk isbfOEe
An Il ms tICa should teak.
'Taint Tim nor mother bat the smoke
Hes kinder made EN- Weak,
WHAT How abou, bis Soplg' Look ere!
lnlondin no oGonsg.
Your duiuh.iool questions docs hPPeIr
TUshoW 4 lack Of sense.
II repeat en-. Ike o' no,
when you come GlOseyln' down
You'd had our place most awful hot
They u make you jump the town.
Don't come Hunt Other souls 20 nrs!
Ills uelghbOnt At the Green
viii gather round jim Baker aCravo
An tell the things they've seen
~ God don't know what's good az true
An wants 10 punish him.
Why, raihef'n so 10 heaven with you,
IN 80 10 hell Win jun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

The more the probe is thrust into
Tsmmany the more corrupt that organ
ization is shown to be. The commits.
Sioners Of accounts have been going
over tho accounts Of the police board
when that body was under TammRny
control. John c. shsshlu was then
chairman Of tho committee on supplies.
Il Is shown that AN purchases for
which the board paid Sc, O33 could have
been made for s2OGS4 If tue board had
desired to get its supplies a. market
price. For some Of the articles the
board paid much more than double the
market prize skeg irons, very simple
thiaga used on boat kssli, we're sold to
the board at 81 80 each. They are
worth in the market twelve cents.
whissWash brushes. Of which the
nslabOru Of the old board now stand in
sore mead, were bought at nearly three
times the market price. The lowest
advance paid over market price was l5i
per cent, the highest 1850 per cent,
The question now presented TO the
people Of New York is whether they
want to pay this price for their Sunday
beer. The revelation comes at a time
to press homo this simple question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
GhegnteIIiae.,eer
wuEELrNa. ooroBEE %, lSOs.
Face ob.taolos and Overcome Them

Face Obstacles aud Overcome Them.
The lake citisi are prompt to rejoice
over Mr.. Carnssis's declaration that in
iron aud steel production they have an
advantage over Pittsburgh. Mt. Car
nsgis recognizes a fact and SOoks 70
max. good use OF H. His aim il to
sir Pittsburgh to An effort to regain
her supremacy by connecting the Ohio
with tho lakes. In long interview he
condsussd the situation in these words:
I,has been my bgslusss 70 study the cues.
tinp 81 iron and steel Inaa ulAetlrs W Wy .
sntei and sitter have passed IN IeNigT vas
ri1ITns and advantages q various p0lnb ! nave
never failed 10 cone back 70 good olc fl1A'
burrh and ,ay Here Is the spot continue
thIs StuCfy aud to-day can no longer say lhit
PiitshurTh j. no longer tho best point TO mAH'
uiact,rS sieel 10 the United States IL Aees lWo
ionS 81 iron ore 10 mako 4 ton OF hnlshed steel
WakeS only one ton OF coke 70 make one ton OF
1tssI nir iron Therefore. manufacturing point
% the shores Of the iakes north Of PiineafE3'
letting is two tons Of orc by water, has me AZ
TIniiEe o. having TO transport only 10 one ton
Of coke By Iil
Unfortunately Wheeling iI in the
same boat with Pittsburgh. but Ihe has
mot quite 60 good place in it, Pitts
burrh gets her coke cheaper than
Wheeling gets hers, aud will continue
70 have this advantage until Wheeling
gets railroad direct to the Connslls'
Vile region. Every confederation OF
seli.lntsrest urges Wheeling to leave
nothing uudons to bring about the
building OF that road aud the improve
ment Of the Ohio river.
II the people take hold in earnest
both ends can be accomplished. They
are a. necessary to this community 81.
fuel is 70 q furnace. 1t is wise to rscog'
uiIs adverse facts. aud worthy oil
earnest men to overcome them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
Must BE n Mistake.

Admiral Kirkland has been relieved
of his command because he cOuEra:u'
lated NJ. Faurs on his election to the
presidency OF the French republic, aud
becauIs he expressed opinions on the
Armenian mAIIIcreL
FIure wa, personal friend, and the
admiral sent a personal note Of con-
graduation. Was there anything wrong
in THAR The massacre Of Armenian
shocked the civilized world. Was not
an officer Of the United States at liberty
to express an opinion on this subjsctT
II these be the reasons for relieving
the admiral Of his command the act
does mot rease. credit on the admins
trAtion. Do We expect our naval Off
GERS to DO SsriS or wooden header
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

An English Wow OF Our Tariff Laws.
Marlborough will 90 back to England
an angry man. angry enough, perhaps,
10 use some Of tho Vanderbilt money to
fight Us through the Cobdcn club. All
this because he found that he must pay
duty on a diamond brooch aud other
yAluabloI sent over to him to prSISnt TO
his brido.Olsci. This his grace regarded
AZ Au outrage. and he was iree 10 SayIo
10 the cuGtot1G ofieorL
Could nothing DO done TO got the
valuable merchandise In without pay.
Ing tho dutieS2 Certainly. All tho
duke and his bfido.elCct had TO do was
10 10 married in a bonded warehouse.
Instead Of being ticklSd with tho nov.
oisy Of Tho thing, and iallian In grace.
fully with the economical idea, Mari.
borough said II would never DO, and no
wouldn't do II.
A man who Ia taking $4,000 900 out
Of tho county should DO willing to drop
a Tow nicklos In tho customs slot, but ne
The representative Of ifoe Trade coun.
Try ho could not bring him self to nban.
don lofty pfIncipla.
Ills Rfaco ha, furnished rs with SOW.
0fal entertaining incidents since 10 did
uI tho honor 10 some among ~, but
nothing in which no ha, figured 10 moro
fetching ihan ibis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
sountor Fnulkn or In Maryland.

Senator Faulkner III Maryland.
Senator FaulknsFS IpeecheI in Mary
lany in bshalk OF bis friend German
arc highly appreciated BY the Balti'
more Sun, which pays itS conplimsnS
in this fashion:
Senator Faulkner took occasion 70 remark a
his speech Ia Cecil county saturday thai ne nal
at Lass smoked the sun OUT OF ~ hoe Inc
SUI never EeA into holes There are pohnca!
anlnAli that DO. Bat they arc generally tmokei
out. aud We rather imagine that one Of these
ioxeT statesmen has gotten himse.I INFO tfouuIc
by yentuflng Into Maryland during the present
FOX hunt Inc smoking Urocess Is likely TO con
tinus when the. West Virginia fox gets home.
Aad his political hole may Prove 100 shlllow 70
hide him. There are ioK,hunten Ia West VIZ
gtnia a well GS Maryland.
1t will not DO long before Senator
Faulkner will be looking for reelection,
and then we shall welcome aus assist /.
aucs the Sun may give looking TO the
election of a Republican in his place.
Our delegation lacks but one Of being
solid and We want TO 90 the whole
figure for the public benefit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

VIM two lilIlo children subject to
Group wo do not rest easy without a
bottle Of ChambOflAin'a Cough Remedy
In tho house, iOf tho mort severe at.
lacks quickly Iuccumb to \ low doses
oil IT, Morrison, Colo, bud. For saIo
al - aud 30 cents pef bottle by q. H.
Goethe, W. w. Irwin. G. schnepi g..
MonkemcllOf, John klari, W. II. Hague,
II. q. stewart, H. u. Hurt, j. Coleman,
A. H. schccIc WIN. MonkemelIer, J. a..
sholo, Wheeling, Howlo & Co, Bridge.
port u. i. Peabody & Son, Bonwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

Is the prize fighters want to try their
luck in West Virginia let them come on,
The governor will not have to call a
session OF the legislature TO pass a law
to meet the case. We have the Law aud
public opinion would demand its en-.
iorcoment. 1t iI not very long since a
prize fighter wac Ssntt to the West Wiz.
giniA penitsntiary, aud he was mot much
Of fighter, either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
CURRENT ooMMENr,


Has,isgioa SgE,
The surprise which ia shown over
Theodore RoOSeyeIrs Baltimore speech
shows how easy it iS to aslonish some
people. There was never anything in
RooSIYeltS career. personal or public,
70 Indicate that to would throw bou'
qusGs at Senator German il he got the
ctfRnce
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

a stranger to tfil in what he Plea'si, 1t
ia probable that he tells the truth when
he SAYS that he was Iricked and made
tue victim Of q ScOuudTel, but man
who can be done up 50 easily ii not fI
to hold = public place, lie needs a
kaannr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

A. q, iihHtLw, oi Magic. Pa, wfilosi
~ feel Il q dHty OF miHe 10 Inform YOU
and tho public that 10 WITS Witch
Hazel salyO cured mo Of worry bad case
Of eczema. II also cured my boy oi a
running aoto on his og. Logan Dug
o., Wheeling, w. Va, H. Il Peabody,
Donwood, aud DoWio & Co., BtldEc'
port, v, Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

" Secretary Carlisle turnI up Al a
candidate for the presidency Senator
Blackburn'I eloquent voice will not
grow husky In that behalf Senator
blackburn IL no! blOI,sd with a good
iorgeItory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

" your children arc subject 10 Group
watch ior tho first symptom NJ tho dii.
ease 80 hoafSonssa II ChambBtIsiH's
Cough Remedy Ia given ~ soon MA tho
child bccnmrs honrso II will prevent thu
attack Even nilor ihp ctoupy cough
has appeared tho attack can Away, DO
prevented by giving this remedy II ia
dlso invaluable for colds and whOcping
uuunh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

SAY. why don't yoi Try Do Wits liz.
ilo Early Riiorg7 Those liLllo pills cu,a
headache. Indigestion and constipation.
They're small, but do tho work. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u. H. Pea
body, lionwool, aud Bowie K o.,
bridgeport, .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

c1iedgo Record.
Mr.. Whitney protests that the work
and worry involved in the office oil pres.
idsnt makes the four years term a
"period OF torture" Yet it iI generally
believed tina: Mr. Whitney would be
willing to bear this painful burden in
stead Of allowing il TO be inflicted upon
others. He is built that way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

no. been boiled. II the people of Chi.
cago had been doing this generally it
would have saVed many lives, There ia
az much reason to boil Ohio river water
before drinking. and they are not wise
who fail to do SO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

FlrzNNNom desires the world 10 un.
douland tina. he iS willing 10 fight Cor.
bolt ioG finish, but no will not 20 In
tho ring Tor fun. FIh seems TO DO TAX.
Ing a business man, view Of tho delicate
situation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
Mor,I Knnh cd coniI.el.

AfN loFE fHAH
A deficit in time Of peace may seem
to be an anomaly. but it should be re-
membered that this is not exactly .
tina OF peace, butt time Of war upon
American industries HsGed by the most
un'Amsrcan administration IN the his
tory OF our country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

Hidden In tho gas, mhlStH bn, waits our
Ippfoach, to spring Il aud inIen ils iangi upon
w. There IL, however certain aniIdote 10 IL
venom which render II powerlcw tor evil Hos
letters stomach Bllen i this acknowledged
aud world famed specific and Il Il, bcrl1c, this
thorough curative Tor rheumatism, dyspepsia,
liver complaint constipation Ia grippe and
nervousness In eonvAicsceucO aud ago II II
very spfylrp1blN