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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
FL Associated Press Dispatches
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2&

TAMMANy HALL expects to reorganize,
but DIR. PARKHURsT will continue on
deck just the same.
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RHODE ISLAND:
The Postmastership.
Pawtucket Post.

Postmaster George still holds the fort at
Providence ana is likely to for some time to
come from present appearances.
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Astha dnys 90 by.

The pendulum OF time keeps on ticking,
and il don't tick but 14i0 times before a
day has gone, and never stopping, never
firing, one day follows another. DO you
notice how quick they seom to 60 as you
grow older, or ii you are not making
money? Funny how slow they seem TO
90 n YOU have check dated ahead.
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pay you IL you intend marrying again,
as you hinted In your last letter, to come
down to Providence and buy your suit at
the Misfit Parlors where i bought mine;
all / give was s3.03. You can get corker
for little more. The Misfit Is having an
auction sale. No more at present. Your
son, NED.
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A boys letter to his pa.
Dear Father--t am writin to you to say
I received the mummy you sent me. In
stead of spending IL all for clothes l had
enun left TO buy pair OF shoes which l
wanted 10 20 with the skates you bought
me last Christmas. Isay Dad, IL would
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

THERE is no strike against the BIZ
cycle or the perambulators in Brooklyn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

THE backbone OF the Mayor of New
York is apparently built of chilled steel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
Everybody seems to be off his trolle

Everybody seems to be of his trolley
in Brooklyn.
The " Morning Kabob" Is dus next
Monday morning, according to poster
see in a newsdeaier's window. Wonder
what it Is?
DIR. Parkhurst says Chicago Is more
wicked than New York. That's no news.
when a man is sober there IL no COM
plant about the location Of the key
hole.
Talk is cheap. IL takes votes to re-
peal bill. OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

Bad laundrying is a serious domestic evil
Elastic Starch 10 the only remedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

The late Mr.. MIcAwBER could have
given valuable pointers to the Admins
tration fnanoiers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25
RESPONSE No. 35-THE GENTLEMAN FROM TvERT0N
STANDS ron REPEAL!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:


this much-I gambling
Yours Truly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-25

Let's see. Last evening we were dis
cussing the large variety Of silk waists
and sepa rate skirts to be found on the
second floor at Lad DIS. Ladies, IL you
wish to see some stun ningly extreme and
exclusive styles, just go up stairs to the
dressmakiug parlors. Nine. Carr has
such a complete organization under her
control that it takes but q day to make to
order what you desire, and at this inter-
mediate season the cost is very low.
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Nice silks are carefully made with. bigger
sleeves, aud in the latest and prevailing
styles at Ladd's. What is to be seen in
the dressmak king parlors referred to is not
advertised, but every lady Is welcome and
IL they try to see what they contain they
will little won der that Rhea was SO de-
lighted with what she found in Provi-
dence-a fival to Worth OF Paris. 1t is q
great compliment of Nine. Carr and also
to the II. w. Ladd Company. The former
for the make and at and the latter for the
material and facilities.
Well, ladies', 1 must leave you to cop-
template. Do you ever contemplated
The chances are that you contemplate q
great deal more than you are given credit
for.
Just moment, young man. Where do
you get your furnishings, your neckties,
collars, cuffs, gloves and the very neces-
sary things you have to go with
that suit of clothes? Will
you take pointer Herewith 1
recommend q fair dealing firm, who will
treat you right and MT you out In every
grade of goods In the line OF furnishings
from the medium to the very best that
money can buy. mean Wood ~ Wat
son, 80 Westminster street. Like the
man who courted a lady 10 years and then
popped the Question, he was silent for
an hour after. When asked why ho was
SO quiet he replied there was nothing
more to be said. See the point?
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ALAsr TRIBUTE
To tho fifty.thlrd Coneto,. by Thomn, IL

10 tho Flttysthifu Congress by IhOmnA u.
ltssu.
III tho North American Roviow for
April Hon. Thomas b. Rood discusses
tho record OF tho las. session Of tho
Fifty.,hird Congress closius with tho
following paragraphs:
We have now como to tho ond OF tho
two years during which tho Democratic
party has hold control OF both houses Of
Congress und OF tho executive. Ihore
Is no Mood whatever 10 show by Ian.
gunge what tho results havo been; no
words can add to the torco Of living
lacts. Tho immediate cause OF the fail
uro has bsen party dlssension and pRrty
dii!oronces. Tho whole boing unable to
agro0, tho moro violent have had the
larger sway-modiiiod, however, by the
control given to conservative mon by
the small ma GRITTY In the senate. What
would have happened had tho new
postmas.er.gDneral and his friends held
exclusive sway wo shall happily never
know. What We do know without that
Is sufficient.
Dad rs tho state OF the country 10 1t
might have been worac. But such as 1t
Is there seems Dut little hope OF rescue.
80 lar as legislation may 20, in tho im.
mediate future. Hence II seems scnsi-
bic for US to consider aud treasure up
In our minds certain simple facts. The
expression OF feeling in the country last
autumn-deep, powerful, and satisiac-
tory as ii wa,-must DO remembered IN
Its relations to our institutions. The
will OF the people, rs to the party TO
which 1t has concluded TO trust It's iu.
turo. has been expressed butt has not
yet been executed. Under our system
OF government thcro IL no way in which
even one hundred and thirty majority
IN he house OF representatives can bo
made eiiectual outside tho walls OF the
chamber. 1t cannot overflow into
the senate, nor can it ovorpower
the executive. Whatever, therefore,
10 expected OF 1t must be modi.
fled in tho mind oil every wise man by
tho conditions which, by the past votes
OF the American people. still remain in
the senate aud in tho white house. Al!
these different and differing people
must think together to be eilectual.
Where 1t is evident they can not think
alike the differences can only be recon.
ciled by the vote Of the people when
next comes to them the opportunity to
rectiiy any OF the mistakes OF the past.
Tho great advantage OF the last elcc.
ton, and perhaps the only advantage.
is that halt has been called to de,truc.
tive legislation. We may hope. with
some assurance, for nothing worse, even
| il we cnn expect nothing better.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
What Munyon's Remedies Did for
Prominent Ohionn.
Ito Could lat but Little aud Was In
Constant Pain = Cured With Ono
Bottle.

W, T. Loi,Or, II well known resident Of
Kont, Ohio, says that Munyon's Dys.
popsia Cure undoubtedly saved his liio.
In relating his experience, ho said:
"For long time | have boon afflicted
with dyspepsia. could cat scarcely
anything aud was IN constant pain. Tho
gas on my stomach dislendod II great
ly and my heart became affected. ! was
troubled with short breathing. ilutter.
inr ani irregular beating Of tho hoart.
and often tho pain was 30 great !
thought was going 10 die. My friends
wanted mo TO try Munyon's Dyspepsia
euro, but hud tried 80 many different
medicines without being benefited. that
thought this would DO only ono more
truitless effort. Finally began using
1t and the result was wonderful. After
the frat bottle ] could Ont without dis.
comfort. and am now Thoroughly cured"
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia
euro cures all forts OF indigestion and
stomach troubles such rs constipation,
rising OF food, distress after eating.
bloating OF the stomach, palpitation OF
the heart, shortness OF breath ana al
affections Of tho heart caused by indiges.
ton. It soothes, heals mud invigoratos
stomachs that have been weakened by
over.enting, or whore the lining OF tho
stomach has been impaired by physic
and injurious medicines. Price % cents.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Rem.
cdy Company, OF Philadelphia. put up
specifics for nearly every disease.
which are sold by all druggists, mostly
for % cents bottle.
Wiose who arc in doubt as to tho M.
ture OF their disease, should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms OF
their disease. Professor Munyou will
carefully diagnose the case aud give you
the benefit OF his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. Tho Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt Of retail
pricp.
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STATE sup.,~nE c,unr.

Orders Made ThursdaJ- adjourned 10
N-et In Wheeling.
SiNcfo' Correspondence Ofthe inieili9ercsr.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. May 2.-On yes.
terday aud to-day, in the supreme
court OF appeals. the following orders
have been made, all OF the judges being
present:
Neal VS.. Burlington, from Writ coun.
.y dismissed oil motion OF appellee, for
failure to print the record in the time
prescribed by law.
Baltimore & Ohio Company vs. Van
derwerker. from Taylor county; GER
tiorari awarded to bring up omitted
portions OF the record.
Huntington aud kouova Land Com.
pauy va. Phoenix Powder Company,
from Wayne county; opinion by Dent,
Judge; decree OF circuit court reversed,
injunction dissolved aud bill dismissed.
Darby & Co. va. Gilligun's trustees ct
al, from Taylor county; appca! allowed
bond 500.
Martin vs.. Board Of Education, from
Morgan county; writ oil error allowed;
bond 500.
Boyd vs. Jacobs, from Taylor county;
rule IN prohibition awarded, returnable
on the fret DAY OF next term.
Simmons va. Looney, from Roaue
county; writ OF error and superscdeas
allowed; bond $500.
Grogan We. Egoert ct al, from Kama
wha county; writ OF error allowed; bond
500.
.Tolif & Bro. VS.. Rine ct al, from
Weizel county; petition for appeal and
supersodeas refused.
Farley brothers vs.. Batcman ct al.
from Summers county; petition for re.
hearing refused.
Perduo vs. Caswell Creek Coal Com
pany, from Morces county; petition for
rel,carinC refused.
Neill & E!lingham vs. Rogers Bros.
Produce Company, from Ohio county
rohearing allowed. aud former order set
aside.
Adjourned until the first day OF the
next term, beginning 4. Wheeling oil
the 9Th day OF June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04
Altscld's Ears Again.

Governor Altgeld has found, and OF
course embraced, another opportunity
to pu. his ears in evidence. In pardon.
ing Hiliiard. formerly assistant treasurer
OF the Chicago Tribune, who robbed
tina, newspaper OF $4,000, he bases his
action on the most remarkable reason :
ing that ever appeared in such docu.
ment.
lie Jumped on the Tribune as thor
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Hdr,trs Young People.
There's wonderful country far away,
And its nAInc Is Grandma. Land;
lisa beautiful, glorious wllrhlng plnce,
With CTanlmRs Oh every hand
Everywhere YOU uIny look orgO
Everywhere that the brcc2eS blow.
Just grIndmHmmHS: Just grandnaumaS
In this wonderful country far away.
whore erandmammRs abide.
In this beautiful, wiiChing GrRudmH Land,
The good things walt on every side
Jun and jclly.cakc hcnpci in piles
laTts md candles ruunl for miles
JHStHoOd things here! JuSigOod things there,
IN this wonderful country far. afar,
Where blow the Cnhly bftuycS.f
III this beautiful glorious mlddlng-lGHd,
Each child does Just rs no pleHsrs.
AL thrOIgh the night, all through the lav,
Every single CkllI nus Its way
Each lis own way! Just rs he plcaScs!
In this wonderful country far away
. In thisECTcutIS grandma cline
When tired children cum cnt no nOrr
There nrc stories OF "Once on Time"
Stories Rrr told aud songs arc sung
Of when tho grnmdmnIEnIAS wcro Youug--
"Oncc OH Time" well, Let Nc Suew
TO this wonderful country, far. nfar,
Where ouly good thing, stny,
To this beautiful. glorious Grandma Lana,
Cool children only Cnn iluI the way.
. Hut When they sleep and when they dream,
Away they ilDnt on ;hc gliding stream
To GrGndmR iRnt. 70 GrIndmn.Lnnd!
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Ghe.Jntclliaenrcr
WHEELING. NAY 4, 1898.
Rciarlyo Value or Gold aud Silver

Relative Value nf Gold and silver.
The We,zel Republican, which takes
tho FREQ silver side OF tho money con.
troversy, comes back at tho 1NrELhi-
: oESGER with another question, perhaps
It should be said, with its first question
nut in another form. and asks tho
{ ISrELLlGrScEn for ne answer. Here is
the question:
II the Increased production OF silver from ISL
: to the present tim0 Caused JIlA graius OF silver
10 fall " compared with x? gains Of GOLD: why
did not the ~ grains OF gold fall as comparei
with y7il4 grains Of silver from ISIS to lsTi, dnI
ing period when there was u large Increased
production OF gold? Never MUD about VIVA
the United States can or cannot do within heF.
self In regard to silver. but give us an honest
answer 10 an honest question. It Is teasoh' uo'
assertions. that We desire.
Gold us compared with silver did fall.
It ia an interesting fact that when the
act OF 1873 was passed the silver dollar
was worth about three cents more than
the gold dollar and naturally enough
the silver dollar was not in circulation.
Very few people knew what an Amer
lean silver dollar looked like. 1t was 4
common thing TO melt it for use in the
arts. Nobody does this now for the ex.
cellent reason that anybody may 60
into the market and for n dollar buy
abou. twice as much silver as there is
in u silver dollar.
There was no cutlery about the "crimo
OF 1873" at the time OF the passage Of
the act, because silver producers were
not eager to give 81 03 for dollar, and
I, because the silver dollar was not a cur
rent coin.
Ii silver were now to 20 up 10 the
price OF 1878, or to any price that would
make the bullion in dollar worth more
than a hundred cents, that would a,
once solve the silver problem by silenc-
ing the silver producers. who are the
backbone OF the agitation.
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Tho Coal Strike on the Norfolk ~
Western

Tho Coal Strike on tho Norfolk *
Western
The lXTEILIGESCEG's Charleston dis.
patch throws some light on tho strike
ntho Norfolk & Western coal mining
region. 1t Ia fact that tho railroad
company went into arbitration with
tic opcrators--and suddenly Withdrew
without explanation. The operators
believed that tho railroad company
know that il was beaten and tool; this
means to save itself. This is one phnso
OF the case.
1.-The other developed litter, after tho
uassage OF the act Of tho recent lcgisla.
turo iorbidding railroad companies to
deal in coal. 10 save lis position again
iLapponrs that the Norfolk K Western
raised itp freight rate on coal 90 rs to
FGcuro for itself m advantage which
tho operators had declined to givo. Tho
operators explained that llIey could not
lot their coal go At tho price demanded
by tho Norfolk 4 Wostorn. pay thoir
miners living wages and live thcngclyo4.
Hit bo trnc, az seems probable, TINT
tile railroad company has forced tho
Bitua,ion that brought on this atrikc, il
has taken on Itself very grave rcapon.
ability in addition to treating unjustly
tho operators on its limo.
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Observation-Disclosures and dates. Baked
potatoes. Small sausages White bread.
Corn griddle cakes. Maple syrup.
Coffee.
DIXsER-Eeal Broth. Beeisteak pud.
ding. Mashed potatoes. Tomatoes.
Cucumber pickles. White and graham
bread. Apple pie. Cheese.
SUrPER-Bread and butter. Sliced or.
anges. Sponge cake. Graham crackers.
Tea.
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Beat the yolks Of four cggs: mix with
half pound powdered sugar. Add the
whites Of eggs beaten very stifr, quar-
ter pound of flour. the juice OF lemon,
little grated peel. Bake in buttered
lady-incer tins; only half full. Make
frosting with one egg white. beating n
little and adding sugar until you have
used one-iour.h pound. Flavor with
rose water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

Now that tits all over perhaps Score.
tary Gresham will find time to take n
map Of tho world in one hand and the
history OF England In another and 500
how It has como to pass that tho Bri.isl,
flag flies ovor so much Of that map. It
will DO worry profitable summer study
for our secretary Of state. who Is sup.
posed to keep his caslo oye on our for.
olcn relations,
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We shall have 10 ask our friends tho
fans to DO good enough to await tho
coming OF the morning paper to bring
them tho base ball scores. Their name
10 legion, and as much as the ISrELl.i.
GIScER would like to obligo thom, 1t Ia
impossible TO keep man at tho telo.
phone to answer their inquiries. Tho
times arc TOO hard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

One cup chopped suet; two cups flour;
level teaspoon salt. Mix, add cold
water. make into dough with knife.
Roll half inch thick; lay in bowl. Cut
steak in small pieces and one-hali
pounds OF round is about right for the
crust. Use little fat. Season meat
highly with pepper and salt. Put in
bowl with half cup water. Pres. paste
over tho top; the Toured cloth over.
Boil or steam three hours.
[CODpightei.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

"SrorM Drives by the popular
writer known as "Tho Duchess" will
DO the next in the ISrELLlGEScER's prize
series OF short continued stories. 1t
will begin next Monday morning and
run daily until completed. II will be
well worth reading
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04
II. II. LISTS, 1910 Main Street.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Vcstry Of Saint Pauls EplscopG Cbu,.b
Weston, ". Va. will receive sealed prono.Si,
until Il O'Clock noon. Wednesday, May?, IN;
for the erection OF a stone Church, to b. r,,n,
pleted on or before December !. 1895. Nd. vrIGa
received separately for Stone. Brick and Plaster.
Ing work. Carpenter work. and as whoa nd,
derS will b. required 10 file with their hi
certified check for the amount named in srari.
hcations, that they will enter into coD,,srt :,
same IS awarded them. Plans and speciacI,op,
can be seen at the store OF DR.. Rnlsiou. Weston,
Architect, Fairmont, W. Va. Contractor viii bs
required TO give bond with approved security
for the faithful performance OF contact. IN
bids must be addressed TO the commitie, The
Nestry reserve the right to reject any or Ill bid,
J. s. LEWIS,
+ @. DAWSON.
L N. YANDERVORT,
IIftVon. r. ~. May /. 1895. ,nyi
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Fool" a criticism OF. and reply to,
Coins Financial School," Mr.. White
has not used space enough to take up in
detail every ono Of "Coin's" thisstato.
mcn.,, but as many as no takcu up ho
uacs up, aud knocks a holc In tho entiro
production, ingenious and plausible as
good deal OF II 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

ADDIcHs, who undertook to break into
the United States senate from Delaware,
shows what sort OF Republican he Is.
II no can't be elected he prefers that no
Republican shall DO elected. Tho men
whom he holds by the throat show also
what kind OF Republicans they are.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

Observation-Disclosures. Oatmeal jelly.
Beeisteak. Bread omelet. Graham
toast Canned grapes. Coffee.
DISSgR.-Stutled veal. Lettuce gar
nished with eggs. Potatoes in cream.
Olives. Currant jelly. Lima beans.
Floating island. Lady fingers.
STANDARDIZATION and milk. Bread
and butter Cranberry tart. Cookies.
Tea.
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claro for clearing tho docks for action
under tho single standard flag" But II
10 not truo that tho sound money men
arc contemplating any uuch action for
themselves, as they dosiro that both
gold and silver shall DO continued In uuo
as tho money OF tho poonlc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

Yesterdays game OF ball was another
story. Ours won again, but it was no
walkoyer. That is the kind OF ball that
pIeases admirers OF the game and draws
the crowd. Kenton is to be congra,u-
lated on its marked improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

A NEGRO has been lynched in Georgia
for giving Information to internal reye.
nue. officers. This adds another to the
list OF odenses for which lynchinc is
the penalty down in that region. Pres.
emily they will lynch negro for look.
ING cross.eyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04


Marco Morrow IN IIomutih
DO. ltcvcry day were MnY.bry,
With lloWcrS all ubi0w
And IN The very hcY'dny
y OF lOvclinrNS hslow:
ltrvery 'liy were Mly.DRy
With binl,SOnc everywhere,
Aud every dRyn gay day
' without h sign OF care:
II the Sltn were always shining
Ina sky forever blue,
We all w0uli TALL a.pining
For clOulS ri SOnhcr hue;
We'd the Of endless Mny.Day
And suns i0n'vcr bright,
Aud linlla rcstfnl gTly.IIy
neutrality-suspicious.;
gAnh though We AK thee yet 10 pause,
= Thou falrrst 81 the yunr,
We love thee all the moro Because
Thou art not always here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

KASE county, Illinois, is going to tax
bicycles to help to make good roads.
This looks like putting penalty on
wheelmen for spending their own
money in the cause OF good roads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

Special Dipdth 10 The fa.eliJen,cr
SrEUnrSvILLr, O.. May 3.-llonry
KauEmann, boy of this city, was
struck and instantly killed this evening
By m cast bound Panhandle train.
lie had stepped out OF tho road OF u
train going in m opposite direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

Sick headache, constipation and indi.
rcstion arc quickly curcd bv Do Wits
Little Early RIscrs. the famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, L. i. Peabody. Bonwood, aud 30 wis
& Co. i,riiropor,. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

SpctiG, Dispatch to he IHicHi0earE
CHARLESTON, ". Va, May 3.-Jamos
Barrett, a.ed cirhty.fve, was run down
aud iatalIy-injurnd bv II Kaunwha &
Michigan train near tho Roy furniture
factory to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

pAnDoSs come high in New Jersey,
1t develops through legislative inves.i.
CATION tina, Eva Hamilton, tho woman
who gave Robert Ray Hamilton so
much trouble aud was sentenced to tho
penitentiary, had to pay $1,000 for hcr
pardon. Tho man who secured the par.
don was suspicIously close to tho gov.
ernnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

". T. SAHFonD, Stauou Agent OF
Lcuper. Clarion county, Pa. writes:
can recommend Que Minute Cough Cure
AS tho host ovcr'usch. 1t gavc instant
relief and a quick cure. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. ". Va, B. f. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
mort, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04

THE Nicaraguan incident is ended.
Great Britain is to get the money she
demands. What will our British
friends have next? We study to please.