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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
WILL STAY IN BOSTON.
Christian Endeavorers Decline to Change
 Their Headquarters to Chicago.

Their Headquarters to Chicago.
 BOSTON, July 1.-The most i'm. portaAt proceedings in connection with the fourteenth annual convention of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, which formally opened to- day was the meeting of the trustees of the organization at noon yesterday. The session lasted all the forenoon, with brief intermission for lunch.
 The chief business to be considered was the offer of H. II. Kohlsast, of the Chicago Times Herald, who Ina agreed to pay 5000 year for three years to. wards the maintenance of the society's headquarters, on condition that they be removed from Boston to Chicago After committee had passed adverse ly upon the subject and reported, the report of the committee was unani. mously accepted and the headquarters will not be removed from Boston at present.
 The trustees to-day will decide the matter of the 1897 convention, and also take action looking toward the expan. sion of the society into worlds or. ganiZation,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
CORNELL COLLAPSED,
Trinity Hall Crew Easily Outrowed tn,
 Americans.

Trinity Hall Crew EASILY OutrOwed the
 Americans.
 HENLEY ION THAMES, July 11.-Yes. terday as the crew of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, padded into position, in order to meet Cornell in the fourth heat of the trial races for the grand challenge cup, the Englishmen met with rousing reception. Trinity Hall was first at the starting point and took the Bucks position. Cornell was slow in taking up her position on the Berkshire side. The word ''go" was given at 12:32 p. m., and Cornell first caught the water and started with a stroke of 46 to Trinity's 42. Cornell was half length ahead on turning into the course after pass ing Regatta island. Then the Cornell runners began to encourage the Amer ican crew and under this stimulus Cor nell, who had dropped to 3s, spurted and increased her lead to length. Trinity was then splashing slightly.
 Cornell made the 1 mile in minutes 26 seconds, but passing Frawley Court Cornell went to pieces and the British CTS took the lead, which they kept, winning the race by eight lengths. When "home" was reached the Cornell crew was in sadly demoralized con- dition, several of the men being un. able to handle their oars. Over-train- ing is given as the cause of Cornells nn1lanSe
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
THEIR TROUBLES SETTLED.
Fractional Differences In the Flks order
 Finally Adjusted AmicabIy.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 10.-At to.day's session of the B. P. O. E. con vention the peace negotiations for the uniting of the two factions were com pleted. It was the result of secret conference lasting the greater part oi last night between Detwiler and sev eral officers of the Buffalo faction and the grand exalted ruler and gran d lodge of the Atlantic faction. As Detwiler entered the meeting hall to-day the entire grand lodge rose in body and with hands clasped sang "Auld Lang Syne." Cheer after cheer rent the air and hats were thrown tc the ceiling. There was brief cessation when Detwiler ascended to the stage and grasped the hand of Grand Exalted Ruler Hays. After he had been intro duced Detwiler said that he had no in. tention to make a lengthy address, but he felt compelled to give vent to his feelings. After addressing Mr. Hays as grand exalted ruler, amid another outburst of cheering, he continued by reviewing the differences and declared that it was the proudest moment ir his life when he could say: "Thanb God, am back in the fold" Speeche: were made by Mir. Hays and other grand lodge officers.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
SOlLED LAMP SHADES.
Means of Cleaning the Fiimy Drape of
 Chiffon and Stk.

Chiffon and SIX.
 Compressed air is of great assistance in cleaning lamp shades Owing to the delicacy of the fabrics dry process should be used, as silk, satin and lace lose their luster when washed, and, besides, the shade makers touch is more or less lost when the shades are taken apart. Procure an infants hair brush, which is made of soft bristles set in a bone back. The brush is small, and for that reason and also because of its softness, is best adapted for cleaning silk and satin. Lamp shades which have been used in suburban houses and are mere- ly discolored with dust may be satisfactorily renovated by a careful and gentle securing or scrubbing with this little brush. To free lace-covered shades from dust apply corn-meal for light ones or Fuller's earth for dark, and remove all loose powder by gentle brushing and tapping, or by means of compressed air if this is available. Fly specks can generally be picked off with the point of a knife.
 Shades that are used in the city soon become noticeably soiled and black ened, particularly about the collar, by reason of the soot with which the air is charged. The quickest way to clean a shade that has been thus discolored is to immerse as much of it as possible in gasoline, which should be placed in a clean dishpan, and move it briskly about in the fluid.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
The Result of Drink.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 1.-Alex. ander Simms was hanged yesterday for the murder of Policeman Miner last April. It was twenty minutes after the drop fell before Simms was pro. nounced dead. The neck was not broken. The hanging was witnessed by large crowd. Simms shot a negro boy, and while officers were after him he killed policeman and wounded several others. He escaped lynching at the time only by being taken out of the county. While in jail he became converted, and his last statement was that his hanging wa, the result of drink.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
Amber Rice Pudding.

Boil one-fourth of pound of rice until tender in plenty of salted boiling water. Drain and press into we'll greased border mold while hot. Let it stand until perfectly cold. Drain a can of peaches from their liquor and press through a sieve, add one tea spoonful of lemon juice and one cupful of cream whipped to stiff froth. Turn the rice out on flat dish and pour over it sirup made from one- fourth of pound of sugar and one- half of a cupful of water, favored with lemon juice. Put the peach mixture in the center of the rice border and serve with or without the garnish of ,andied fruits or nuts.-Table Talk.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
CHANCE FOR SETTLERS.
Thousands of Acres in California May Be
 Thrown Open.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 12. Several hundred thousand acres of land situ. ated in the northern part of Los An. geles county, and heretofore claimed by the railroad, is likely at any day to be thrown open by the government for settlement. When that will be de. pends upon the discretion of the secre' tary of the interior. He may do so al once, passing his action on the decision of Judge Ross, in favor of the United States, or he may await final deter imitation of the character of the lands by the supreme court on an appeal which will probably be entered by the Southern Pacific.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
Mir. Harrlsou in Seclusion.

RoME,aN. Y., July 12.-Ex- President Harrison and his private secretary will go into the north woods and take pos session of Dodds camp, First lake, Full ton chain, Saturday. Later Mrs Nc. Kee will join them. The party ex poets to remain in camp till October.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18
An Insane Mothers Triple Crime.

PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 12. Mrs. Lena Rosener hanged herself to a door yes. terday, after she had hanged two of her small children in another room She had been sick for a long time ant was insane. When discovered tho baby alone was alive.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18

The trouble with culture is that it has to stop at the surface. Rams Horn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
GRIP is EPIDEMIC.
Whole Families Stricken and Many
Deaths Reported. &
Nearly Every Third Person Suffering with
q Cold, which Often Results In Grip,
Plourisy or Pneumonia. t.

Colds lead to coughs. coughs 10 grip,
pneumonia and consumption; there
lore, 1t ~ all important, TO check a cold
boiorc II reacle, tho lungs. Munyon's
Gold euro viii positively brcak u cold
inlido Of twenty.four hourai II taken a,
soon as tho cold maniiesu itself. When
tho cold reaches tho lungs or, bronchial
tubes tho Cough euro shonld DO used
alternately every hall hour with the
Cold Cure. Tho Gold Cnre Is gunran.
tecd 10 prevent pneumonia II used In
tho beginning Of cold. Pneumonia or
inflammation OF tho lungs can DO con.
trolled by tho use Of those two cures.
The Cough euro po,ltiyely cures bron.
chi.is, tickling in tho throat, hoarse.
noss, los, OF voice, soreness OF the chest.
dilnoully In breathing, hacking cough
and all pulmonary diseases whore tho
lungs arc not too lar deconposs1 or coy.
cred with tubercles. .5gs
II you uro ailing, stop into the near.
est drug store and get ESQ vial OF ono
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what your disease. or how many doctors
have failed to cure, 1t will give you re.
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Those who are in doubt rs to the ma.
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disease. Professor Munyon will care.
fully diagnose tho case and rlvo you
the benefit OF his advice absolutely free
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
MOUNDSvtLIiE.
A miscellaneous Nfsiangs of Minor Mat.
tars from Nfnrsiinii,A 3Ietropolis.

A MisceiiAneous Afsiauge of Minor Mat.
t"rs from MIarsliaii'a Metropolis.
Tho FIRE which destroyed the; furnace
houses belonging to tho Oscar Wright
green houses, and q quntity Of flowers
owned by O. II. West exclusively chron.
icled in yesterdays ISTELLIakSCER, Is
supposed to have been Of incendiAry
origin. Only q short time before the
alarm was given party living near BY
passed the place and saw no sign OF FIRE.
Tho loss to both parties will amount 10
about as stated yesterday morning in
tho ISrELLIGEScER
The Globe Mineral Wool Company
will DO dissolved and tho effects left on
tho ground after the destruction OF the
plant by fire will be sold. W. ". Smith,
OF Moundsvillc, and Harry ". Schmidt,
OF Wheeling, have been appointed to
close up the plant.
The attendance at the NJ. Z. Sabbath
school Is increasing rapidly. The mum.
Der present last Sabbath was 1888. The
collections arc, excellent, and the large
library OF books Is being taxed almost
to Its fullest capacity every Sabbath.
Hon. L B. purdy returned Saturday
from Charleston. He brought home
with him large photograph contain.
ing the portraits Of the members OF the
house Of delegates, pages, clerks, book
keepers and sergeant-at-arms.
The tea to be given at tho homo OF
Miss Sunderland this evening by the
PhGbe Rowe Missionary Society, will
be quite an affair. A large number have
been invited aud are expected to at.
tend,
Tho meetings for men only now be-.
ing held a. the NJ. T. church by Rev. Mr..
Grimes arc becoming interesting and
will be continued this week. Represent
tative men OF tho city are attending.
Tho Ladies' Aid and Christian En-
deavor societies cleared about $50 from
the Fair Of the Days" given in the
Opera House last Friday.
Charles Hnrtleib mashed his hand
yes,erday while handling water pipes
which are bsing distributed by Con.
tractor Rosser.
b. F. Chee,bro has been commits.
nioned general agent for the Stiefi
pianos, manufactured at Baltimore.
Miss Ada sncider. who has been sick
for about six months. is worse and fears
are entertained for her recovery.
Engineer @. @. Smith and corps were
here yesterday making some additional
surveys for the electrical road.
@. A. Weaver has returned from q
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Frank Criswell, Of Wheeling, is Witt
ing hero.
Mrs. Sarah Porter is able to be out
again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
"FitL" on tho Warmth,

CLEVELAND, Feb. o5.-A local paper
prints a story OF a quarrel between
pugilist Bob Filzsimmons and his nun.
nger, Captain G!ori, which came, noarIy
resulting In bloodshed Saturday ovon-
Ing. Tho cause Of tho quarrel was tho
pny ment OF q paraonRl bill OF Fitzsim.
mons which Glori said should not be
paid with tho theatrical money. This
angorsd Fiizlsmmons and he threaten
cd to wipo tho lloor with Glori, but q
movement a, II to draw revolver by
Glori, put atop to Fitzalmmon,' anger
and he RETAINED from oxorciaing his
strength against hi, manager, 1t Is
said FitEsimmona la, been acting ugly
OF late and that no and Glori will sopar.
n,e In couple Of weeks. Fiizsinmons'
brother.in.lnw will manage the ahow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

New YoRH, Fob. 25.--Tho rules com.
misteo OF tho National Base Ball League
consisting OF Edward Hanlon, OF Bsl.l.
moro; James A. lInrt, Of Chicago, and
q. II. Byrne, Of Brooklyn, met In TIL,
city to-day In tho Fifth avenue hotel.
Mr. Byrne took tho place Of W. w.
Kerr, Of Pittsburgh, who was unavoil.
ably absent
The committee made numerous
changes which will DO voted on BY tho
league at Its meeting on Wednesday.
Among tho changes recommended are !:
Rule No. s, 10 make tho pitchers
plate ~ by 9, instead Of ~ by 4.
Rule II, section 2, IL changed to read I:
The alternate ball delivered tho pitch.
or may DO discolored by him, but BY no
other player. In 40 doing tho pitcher
shall resort to no other means than rub
bling the ball with his hands or glovss.n
Rule 10, section .. is changed 10 read:
mo players except the catcher and flrst
ba,elnan shall DO permitted to wear
padded or lined gloves or militia"
Rule 40 10 thus defined: "A bunt hit
10 deliberate attempt on tho part Of
tho batsman to bunt ball slowly with.
in tho indeld 80 1t caunot DO folded BY
an inaelder In timo to retire the bats
man."
Rule IS 10 changed 10 read: "The
coachers shall be restricted 10 coaching
the base runner"
An amendment to rule IS, section SO,
reads: IT shall bs the duty OF an um.
pire TO enforce the rule regardless OF a
personal opinion 40 their merits.
This ahall apply especially to rule IS
and section s OF rule 81. In the event
OF the umpire's failure to enforce these
rules he shall be fined $40 for each OF.
fense."
Rule 56-Tho committee recon mend
that the constitution be amended to
penalize this rule as follows: ANY
player other than the captain leaving
his position In the field or leaving the
beHch to question u decision OF the
umpire shaIl be lined $40 by the UNI
| pire for the tirst otTenie and for the sec
ond otiense he shall DO removed from
the game and required 10 leave the
Geld forthwith"
Rule 80, section 5, Is amended to read:
"The umpire shall remove a player for
violation oil section l. OF this rule and
the player SO removed shall be inellg.
ible to play In championship game
for the next three succeeding games"
The bat can now DO OF any size or
length, but it must be- round and made
oil solid hard wood" ~
Another most important change 10
one that constitutes a foul ball. Here.
after any ball that goes onto foul
ground between the lines OF bases, 10 TO
DO considered foul whether it 10 basted
directly to tho ground or. In the air.
This does away with the old ten.ioot
rule.
The foul tip was sat upon as follows:
"a ball tipped by the ba,sman and
caught blythe catcher within the ten
loot foul limo is a strike" This |. a
direct concession to the pitchers, the
only one made by the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
KNOWLEDGE

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Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas.
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and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because 1t acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
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Syrup Of Figs Ia for sile by oil drug
gists In 50c and 81 bottles, but IL Is man
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Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being vol informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
ABOUT pEO,.LE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks

Strangers In the CITY nnd wheeling Folks
-f Abroad.
Mira. William Grubsr, who In, boen
seriously III with innammatory rhoun.
attain for twelve week, past, does not
show much improvement E
Mr., W. W. Van Wrinkle, OF Parkers.
burg. Wood county's prosecuting attor.
ney, was business viaitor In Wheeling
yesterday and autographed at tho Wind.
sor.
Miss Julia Ring, Of Now York, |.
visiting friondsi In the city. Next Friday
evening tho Rosetto club will give 4 70.
ception In her honor at their quarters
on Main ssroot, South sido.
Tho wedding Of Mr.. Clark Hamilton,
IT,, and Miss Elizabeth Lamb will 90.
cur to-day, and will bs followed by a
reception this evening at tho elegant
homo OF the brides parents at Echo
Point.
Messri. Peter Beck, Frank kenny and
Jamos Kenny aro enjoying an extend.
cd southern trip. They write their
friend samuel Lonhardt from Rich.
moud. telling what a good tl,no thoy
arc having.
Capt. I. J. Hinde, tho popular and nc.
commodating conductor on tho Ohio
River railroad, who for tho past eight
weeks has been compelled 10 remain
oil duty on account OF m injured foot
received at Parkorsburg In alighting
from train, has now recovered sufi.
GENTLY to again assume his duties, and
will 70 out on tho carly Ohio River OK.
pro,s this morning. Tho captains
many friends will be glad to hear Of his
recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
MARTINS FERRY,
iinps aud Mlshaps iu tho Thriving CITY
Across the River.


Across the ltivor.
Yesterday invitations wore nent out
by the Aunt Eliza Quur,ctte for n fare.
well TO be given to DR.. Carl II. Ruth on
Wednesday evening. Mourning alta
ttonery is used, aud the invitations arc
headed. "ln memorlam'"
Tho parties who were sued BY the
Wheeling Greek Coal Company, and
who got verdict for S4iJ, made mo.
ton for new trial and this was granted
yesterday.
The West Virginia Glass Works Is
having a large sale on i.s two new
pressed lines. The colored blown goods
are also selling we'll.
About SIS was netted at the enter.
tainment given by the Knights OF Gold.
en- Eagc on Saturday night, fully MS
much ne expected.
Rev. William Levi, has sold his book.
stationery aud news store to Mrs. Frank
McCord, who will taxa charge on Fri.
day.
&C. Cochran and family hayo re-
turned from weeks visit out the Cleye.
laud, Lorrain & Wheeling railroad.
@. @. Mitchell, who attended tho Y.
NJ. @. A. at Newark, talked 10 the Cal.
vanistic church there on Sunday.
Abont sixty persons havo united with
tho N. E. church since conference.
Meetings are still in progress
Louis Cape. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, returned
to Smith6eld yesterday.
Capehart Frazier returned to Toronto
yesterday accompanied By his aunt,
Mis-, Lulu Lewis.
The masquerade ballgiven last night
by tho Martins Ferry Maenncrchor VA.
4 great Success.
Miss Libbie Tvcedy won't to Mt.
Pleasant yesterday TO visi. relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Hobensack is on the
sick list.
The Union. Glass Works Is worry busy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
BELLAlRE

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
go tho Glass City.
There was some exci.emant yesterday
afternoon over the discovery OF a toctus
in a narrow passage way between the
lumber yard OF Dubois 4 Mccoy aud
tho old bottle works. 1t was In candy
box. and tho opinion prevailed that 1t
had been placed there only n short time
before tho discovery. A small boy fire.
discovered it. and the officers are max
Ing quiet investigation.
James Kinney is drilling the third
gas well on Cuptina creek. Tho frs,
one produced somo oil; the second one,
finished last week. was dry hole, but
he now has n contract to put down two
wells Tor Pennsylvania oil men. These
wells arc NIL shallow-only l02 feet deep.
Eb. Martin. IT,, whose death in Mich.
igan wa, noted in ye,,erday's 1SrELhI.
oESCER, was a brother OF Mr.. Martin,
principal OF tho Second ward school
here, and OF Mr.. l.. B. Martin. presi.
dent OF the Fostoria Glass Company ut
Moundsville.
Scott Lavello kicked and bru.ally beat
William lloenuhan Sunday evening. and
yesterday pleaded guilty before Mayor
Dubois to charge Of assault and bat.
tory md tho mayor bound him over.
Heonahan was fined for intoxication.
Messrs. J. r. Alexander, of the
Woodsiield Spirit. and G. ". Ketterer
and Henry Arnold, OF that town, came
in from Washington City yesterday.
having spen. week as guests OF Con-
gresham Pearson.
The now furnace at tho steel works
WILDE frod this week and thav expect
blast about Friday. The .eteol works
Ia on again and with tho nav furnace at
work the ateol plant Is expected to run
steadily.
Charles Richardson has boon mp.
pointed deputy income tax collector for
this county, Athens, Guernsey, Monroe,
Morgan, Noble and Washington coun.
ties, with headquarters at Marietta.
Mr.. Charles ]. Gill, wife and son left
yesterday for Zanosvilo and Indiana.
polls. Thoy will probably locate in
tho lattor city.
P.J. Gordon came In from Youngs.
town and spent Sunday with his family
here, returning yesterday.
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio pay car was
hero yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

In tho spring OF 1885 Clark, OF tho
Now Yoak team, pitched u game for
Norwich vs.. Oneida in tho Central Now
York league, when but one man reach.
cd drst base. on balls, and he was
caught mapping OF frat base beloro a
ball was pitched. making twonty.eeven
men put out to twenty.six at bat and
uono on bases. This Is probably tho
best pitching record In existence.
There arc four hundred and seventy.
nino million ono thousand and six hun
drod dltieront possible ways In which
tho twelve National league clubs could
end tho race for the ponnant this
year.
Tho National league meeting occurs
in New York tomorrow. President
Young will present tho schedule and
Fritz" Pletler will apply for reinstatc.
,uont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
Nav 0rlnnns Il1pss.

New ORPHANS. Fob. 25.-sixty.aov.
enth day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
wintor meeting. Weather dne; track
heavy. Summary:
First, ak furlongs - Furlong won !;
Torrapln second; Hodgaon third; limo,
1:2li. Second, Gvo lurlongs-Ludlow
won; Proprlctv second; Whiz third;
time, l:lli. Third, six lurlongs-Beat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
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