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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
FOB SALE.

House, rooms, lith street. 81. co.,
House rooms, Market. between eth and STU
sIf.s. FGSS. and hail. ch'D'nSS street, near
House. rooms and hail, ChaplinS street, near
2?d street, $1,000 "SN'
House 0 rooms and hall. oornc or North From.
nhn Kentucky streets, 5000
Double frame house. 10 rooms nd store room
corner o. Ssd and Jacob streets, ninn for 81 pei
House, 0 rooms. brick. and iroomcd house In
rear, EoH street. Centrc Wheeling. sI0JO.
H., ii3as., SroomS, ChAplIne street, ConIre Wheel.
lloutc. { rooms, Goth street. si.0n
House rooms. l2th street. cheap, On easy
House, rooms, brick Jacob street, 9Th ward,
sl.s0). VS. "@'''
House, rooms aud hall. Park Wow. 10, 100.
lis feet. easy terms SLID.
House, rooms, nth st, lot 21Ii0D s.e,t 81 .7ol
easy terms $!,60)
House. . rooms; South Huron street. Island.
House; rooms, corner lo., 18th street. easy
lIonse; 8 rooms Mccolloch s.roas, Em. Wheel.
House: rooms and hall with large lot. 18th
street sJ60J
House rooms. Baltimore sleost, East Wheel.
Inc easy terms sl0u
House. rooms. 18Th street. caty terms. s1yo
House, 10 rooms. brick. with large lot. 18th
ttIceL cheap. =.
lloute, room'. Jacob street, 9th ward, cay
terms. $500
House, rooms. 10Th stree. si.oO uat
House; rooms. Wood street. 9Th ward $3.50.
Fine finished house, rooms aud bali PARK
View. lot lcoxl75 feet For short time Only,
splendid house. room, aud hall Lind r.-,,,, },
Belvedetc. 81. 49, -
House, 8 tooni. brick, Market s.rcst. Centre
wheeling. cheap, Il 40 II.
Lots on Llnd street, pelyedese. $50 aud sy7j
each.
Thrro lots IN Park View, cheap
Business property on Market street q. mods,.
ate price
so. 500 500. $500, $1,000 aud 1850 to loan on
real estate. - i,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
Son-Union Electrical Workers.

New YoEK. March 4.-Nearly 200 non-
union electrical workers were put to
work by tho contractors this morning.
These were distributed at the different
buildings left by the strikers. and will
finish the contracts as soon as possible.
Additional men will be engaged this
afternoon and by tomorrow 1t is proba.
bio that large force will be at work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
Mrs. IiiIi Gains Her Suit.


special Dltp1ieh TO tk Ia!eIfcenetr.-
PARKEnsBuRd, ". Va. March AIN
the sui. OF Mrs. A. E. Hill, OF Charles
ton, against tho endowment ran k
Knights OF Pythias for 5000 insurance
held by her late husband, the jury in
the United States court rendered YER
dict for Mrs. Hill for the full amount
with interest. aud also decided that the
evidence did not show that death was
caused by sui eide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

And those who are NIL tried out and
have that tired feeling or sick headache
can be relieved Of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
gives nerve, mental and bodily strength
and thoroughly puriGes the blood. 1t
also creates good appetite. cures in.
digestion, heartburn and dyspepsia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
INCONSISTENCIES.
e1&o%t@tNlSi&
We Can Tell a Lie, 9

Unlike George Washington. f,
However, there exists no
need Of fabrication in talking I
about our BROKEN LOT ,
SALE, which ends Saturday,
March 9. The values are there
soplain that you see them at
glance, and II we have your
size you cannot fall to be In.
terestcd. There's quite a lot
Of Mems SsPatcnt feathers
at So oS, and there's plenty
Of wide wldthsin Ladies' Pat.
ent Tip Button Boots at 81 6,
that sold for So Then there
are small sizes and narrow
widths at oSc, that sold for
81 50 to Sc IS. and at SI0S
that sold for So 80 to Sd.
Wo'ii talk about Spring Styles pretty
'oot, aud Wo'ro going to interest you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
Child Clicked to Dcath.

spectd! Ditpdtsh 10 d. Iateli1eaetr.
PARKERsBURu, ". Va, March IA
little two.year.old son OF William Penn,
while playing on the floor this after
noon, got some object in its throat aud
choked to death In 4 few minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

bridesmaids, stood before tho ushors.
Herc, awaiting tho approach Of tho
bride, stood tho bridegroom attended by
his brother, tho. Count Joando Cas.cl.
lano. while on the dais stood Arch.
bishop Corrigan, wearing his occlesins-
ticaI roos,. Tho archbishop was rs.
sisted by his secretary. Father Connolly,
and Father Mowoy, who acted as master
oil ceremonies. The Archbishop wore tho
robcs OF hi. Office aud carried tho
erosion, the symbol OF his office. Over
his long purple robo he wore tho cha,u.
Bile, the customary short purple cape
Father Connolly and Father Mowoy
were simply dressed In black cassocks
and white surpIces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

WASHINGTON, D. c., March All
the appropriation bills have become
laws, tho President this morning hav-
ing affixed his signature to the last Of
them to reach him-she naval and gen.
eral deficiency appropriation bills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
TIE CEREMONY.

Mr.. Gould placsd his sisters han d in
Count de Castollnne's hand and with.
drew to the left, whore hi, vito and her
two littlo daughters stood. Tho cero.
mony was abridged by tho fact ,ha. tho
bride has not. as it has been frequently
stated, surrendered her own religious
faith. Whom tho timo cnmo for tho
bride 10 have placed upon hor finger
the wedding ring, ahe handed hor nrgo
and beau!ifnl bonquetot lilies OF tho val
10y to her sister. Miss HoIsn Could, who
stood on her Immediate right. The
Ava Maria va, snng by Rosn Sncher,
stationed at The foot OF tho stairs in tho
large hall. her rich. glorlons voice
blending with tho strains OF the organ
and tho musical cadsncca Of tho orchos.
ira added raro charm 10 M improssiyo
and beautiful ceremony.
After tho bonediction had boon spokon
Mcnhoulsaoln'H Wedding march filed
the room and tho bride received tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
FOR SAIE

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No 50 South Penn street. seven.roomod new
house. laundry. bath room. hall porchcs both
gases. in the best location, with all tho latest
Improvements: cheap. 't7
No llOi and llOJ Market street. two store
rooms, eight large rooms upstaIrI sl2,5ol
No. rs South Huron street, 5-roomed house, lot
ssxl!o feet. $1,000
No. 6il Mirke, street, 6-roomcd house, !ot
l6IlSS feet sl.SoO.
No 1915 Jacob street. 7.rooned house, In good
location. 5000
No. "A Fourteenth street, ll.foomed brick
house: cheap.
No lis sonth Penn street. Q-roomcd house.
bath room, with all latest improvements, largo
lot; cheap.
Also building lots, farms aad residences oil all
sizes. Cali ana SEQ nc.
Hurry j. FINK. z
clcphone 657. tIa3l llia Market Street CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

1IooD's PILLS are easy to take, easy in
action and sure in effect. 25c. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

The salvation army's War Cry has q
circulation OF 100000 copies, printed.
in forty languages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

Fist came the usher5 Prince Del
Draso, Raoul Duval. Brockholst Cut.
ting and Howard Gould. They were
followed by the bridesmaids. Miss Cathe.
rine Cameron and Miss IIolen Gould.
The bride then followed. leaning on the
arm other brother, Mr.. George J. Gould,
her train being carried BY her nephews.
Masters Kingdom and Jay Gould. They
entered the music room and passed into
the East India room. walking slowly Nd
the aisle which had been made by run.
ming parallel white ribbons, fastened to
pushes OF Towering roses. When they
reached the dais, at tho Fifth avenue
end OF the room, tho music stopped.
The ushers stood to arh side and tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

EVERYBODY is drinking alo now
best wintcr drink.
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5lN0V A COUNTESS.
Miss Anna dould's Marriage to tho
ra Count do oastollnno.
THE WEDDING A GORGEOUS AFFAIR
Though Comparatively Private, at
George dould's Residence.
THE BRILLIANT SCENE DESCRIBED.

Impressive Music aud beautiful
Floral prcoratIons-rho Ceremony
and tho Wedding Drcakfast-rhe
Gowns otthc Bride and Her Attend.
nnts-Grand Array OF Costly Pres.
ents-one OF tho Most Notable wod.
dings OF i,ccsnt Years
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COUNT De casrslLase.

southwes. corner OF the mansion. The
bridal procession formed in the library,
room OF ample dimensions on the
second floor, Immediately over tho Ea,t
India room, where the presents 10 the
bride and groom were afterwards er.
hibited.
The guests received tho first intima.
ton OF tho formation OF tho bridal marty
by music issuing IRON an orchestra con.
cealed In the hall behind 4 bank OF
palms and ierna. The first number
given was Large" by Handel, BY orches.
ira and organ and "E'sa's Dream" from
Lohengrin. which was sung bv Rosa
sncher, the operate soprano, to the &C.
Compartment OF the string orchestra.
This was followed By tho bridal march
from Lohensrin and the assembled
guests witnessed the bridal procession
descending the flower adorned stairs In
the following order:
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eoou wishes oil tho archbishop and tho
Two officiating priests. which wero fol.
lowed Immediately by those Of hor sis.
Tor. Miss Helen Gould, and hor brother.
George. Tho count, radiant and happy,
led Iiia wifa into thoalcovo whore under
wreath showoring q inns, OF lilies OF
tho valley they stood ready to receive
tho congratulations OF ,hoir friends.
TUE WEDDING DnEAKPAsr.
Immediately tho towering plants,
which had served as posts for tho rib.
hons forming tho aisle, were removed
and IN q short time altor tho doors OF
the dining room werJ thrown wide opon
and number OF small tables wore
brought into the room aud placed about
It whcro tho guests seated themselves
to enjoyg delicious breakfast, As all
space wa. essential, tho house boing Of
moderate capacity, tho orchestra was
moved to tho gallery on tho third floor
aud for an hour or moro discoursud n
programme OF varied mualc. At about
half past two tho bride, astirod In hcr
travelling dress, passed through the hall
crowded with friends anxiou. to bid
hor farewell.
Speculation, which has boon riio for
many weeks as 10 tho marriage. has
evolved varied programme OF tho
brides honeymoon, but tho young
couple have KEEP. this close secret, aud
none, not even tho immediate family,
have remote idoA as to tho future
movements Of Count and Countess do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Manufacturing alto fronting on Water street.
near Fourteenth, at bhrgnln aud on long time
Farm. 0! acres, at Lewis Mills, cheap aud on
ohNy terms We
:, Farm o. nero. broom hous. good irul, trees.
.E miles IRON Mnrilus Ferry Price $500; ono.
ih!fd cash; balance on two years tllne
Lots yhxi2O feet on South Huron ,tfeet. dirt
chohp, for o short time only.
rooms. Oath hall. lot aOIt20 feet, on Maty.
land strHot. A biz bargain ut 81, 900.
Broom house, No 400 Market street, lot 100 feet
Money 10 Loan-s.O. $50, siOJ, 500 5000,
ROLF Go 2 AM N.
No. a Rn,irieonth gir,st S,,Io,ko,. as
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!. 1888 Market Street.

RINEHART g. TATUM, s
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 2l9 ',eI6l Room ,;o.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

rsan.aa .a8 camp Gre VA htld Addresses
vsrs delivered ~ Csiabd puaias a Der
sei. relred r.Fa. taosf hf. hes' 81
rau 45tr. Camuasdtrs Vac 8al3ef ct
Gs,il4aa. sd HsYuoli' oi urAstii4e
Caunsp8sf Kelley u ihs Eatlsea po'i
Sts prtsfai I'D rendered 50 iutsfesi'Hg on
stssl ssltcilou TIE A33fsssst ~tre Aoifi
.perssd BY aasis q! bist arser. spd 81 TIE
sgast n i4e rtosrswms tbs yoaeg people
seIared dauoiss To- tine. 4 @uiies
a iaut wss sppoiatel 10 msts arrange
nsut. to hold 80 shHusl picnic 90 much
Iaf.nr seaIe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

- Iahp Madison hss sold bic honfc snd
shop to Noe. Bentley
Nj sud Ms Hillsu Sect attended
The vedilus Il tbetr aiece, Mice Jails
scott. II shusl.n lasi "Wednesday
-- Rev Mr.. Even bss gone 10 scotland
to meet be ste who bss been visiting
relative. 10 that couutty since May.
The meeting q romuus Grange here
lsst week vss ~eil attended, there be'nR
good pam Der from Dorset aud Pawlet
Prot. Ii. 5 Baker Of st. Paul hlled
the Methodist palpIt very sceeptsbly dur
inc the .bsenes Of the pastor Though
engaged Ia teaching be lie ] ceustd
preacher
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-08-29

TIE ErfkA EfftAh& Ni A@F y ~ ~ '
The 8tles.tet sprotte8 &C. sl!rud he
~HsftsDsrt Ia set Association d haltsh3
gsfs It. ! Hsta Ma s ". EafE,
Mu II Pellet. MIA HAIRS 900 hat'
i.as hattsa isisf taHhf' 81 ''
sisa slttesf4
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-rfscust. wLo have hcfa tptUdlrs he
saumsf se ib3t town ADD sandefit1d' -
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tier tcspFeii'e d1Nss 81 'A' F'Nis
ihs schools htdi Neet
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friends hsFe . pteU.e - Nei'HsiafN
ca Ifilsr Of ihls week leEylus 90 ibe esi
~ ragrnlas tfala Pare 90 ce0s, ehlldten
auAsr lea % segu There tss hesuHia'
Isss o. We iagiofi slih boats etc. spa
coed tine 10 s.sgTsd.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-12
ZIhLA NICOLAUS.
Chicago Police Want to Know
About Her Marriage.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Herald
today says: For some reason unknown
to the Yonkers authorities, the Chi
cago police want to know something
about the marriage of leila Nlcolaus.
City Marshal Quinn, of the Yonkers
City court, received a telegram from
Chief of Police Inspector Fitzgerald, OF
Chicago, asking for a copy of leila
marriage certificate. 1t was not known
before that leila and Albert Ruhman
were married in Yonkers. The matter
was kept secret while she was pres
sing her suit against George Gould,
but it was learned yesterday that Mr.
Gould's lawyers got wind of this mar
rage in Yonkers and a week before
the settlement of the case one of them
went to Yonkers, examined the record
in the health department and made
copy of the certificate. 1t is now be-
lieved that this marriage certificate
played an important part in inducing
leila to compromise her suit for $780,
900 for $4,000. 1t is now intimated that
this marriage certificate furnishes evil
dence on which to base a suit for big
amy if reasons should arise making it
desirable to press such a charge.
leila and Ruhman were married in
ST. Johns rectory in North Broadway,
Yonkers, on January 81, 1894, by the
Rev. Dr. Alexander Carver, rector of
the church. According to the certifi-
cate on file in Health Officer Banker 8
office, Zella's real name is Ranzella
Lyttle, and her age was given as 10
years at the time of her marriage. She
was born in Logansport, Ind. Ruhman
gave his age as 81 and his occupation
that of a grain merchant in Chicago.
He certified that this was his second
marriage. He gave his fathers name
as Michael Ruhman and his mother S
name as Rebecca Levy. After the mar
rage A. K. Flyshaker and Mary Min
nahan, the latter secretary at the
rectory, signed the marriage certificate
as witnesses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-12
A MOTHERS GRIEF.
Tragic Incident Connected With
the Burial Service.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 11.-At the sim
pie burial service over the remains of
Harry Hayward this evening at the
Lakewood cemetery, there occurred a
most tragic incident. The ceremony
was held in the little chapel at the
cemetery, and was attended by very
few friends and the members of the
family, Adry included.
After the words of scripture and
prayer, Mrs. Hayward desired to place
some flowers on the casket and, sup
ported by her son, DR.. Thaddeus Hay
ward, and her husband, advanced to do
so. She walked around the head Of
the coffin, Strewing carnations as she
did so. When she had arrived at the
right hand side of the bier she hest
tated. In response to a signal from her,
Thaddeus and her husband loosened
their support of her and she stood
alone. She raised her clenched hands
and broke forth in a low, moaning
tone:
Poor, dear Harry; poor. dear Har-
ry. My baby boy; my dear baby! God
has forgiven him, God has forgiven
him! Poor, dear Harry; poor. dear
Harryr'
BE brave. mother; be brave and
strong. The chains bind me, but they
cannot chain my soul. 1 come again.
Poor, dear Harry; poor, dear Harry!
My baby boy!'
With this the mother half turned and
started toward where Adry sat. In
front of Adry she stopped, and lifted
his face in her hands, and said: Tell
him I've forgiven him, mother
Her reproachful tones echoed in the
silent room. Seemingly half craZed, the
bereaved mother turned from her ell
der boy to where her youngest, where
her darling lay, and fell fainting into
the seat near by.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-THE chief features
OF today's market was irregularity. The
volume of business was fair, measured
by recent averages. and the industrials
played the star parts. The market opened
dull and irregular with but few decided
| changes in either direction, resulting in
the initial dealings. The trading soon
assumed d decided tone and on COMPARE
lively light transactions the entire list
moved upward, handsome gains being
made in the industrial group. Near the
end of the first hour the traders made
drive against the market and realizing
sales helped them in their efforts. The
1ndustrials bore the brunt of the attacks,
but the stocks of the receivership rail-
roads, including Atchison, Burlington and
Union Pacific also declined sharply owing
to liquidation by holders anxious to evade
the payment of the heavy assessments
involved in the respective plans of reor-
ganlzatlon. Pacific Mail caused some
thing of sensation by dropping nearly
per cent in face of the current expec-
tatlon that the long talked of agreement
between that company and the Panama
! railroad would be definitely concluded
within a few days at the latest. The
decline was cuSed by the publication of
an interview with counsel for one of the
companies who was made to say that
disagreement was more likely than an
agreement The accuracy of the inter
view was afterwards denied and the stock
recovered all but a small fraction of the
loss. The reactionary movement in the
general market appeared to have spent
its force around 1 p. m. and in the sub
sequent dealings material recoveries in
prices occurred.
The announcement of the engagement
of 81, 100000 in gold for shipment tomor-
row fell fat.
In the mid-afternoon trading on cover
| ing of shorts was largely responsible for
sharp advances in Sugar, Pacific Mail
and other stocks. The general market
closed quiet and firm in tone.
The railroad bond market ruled firm
and higher in the morning, but in the
afternoon dealings prices were shaded all
! around which impaired an easy tone to
the close. The sales were s1,565,GO0.
Money on cali easy at 2a212 per cent;
last loan, 241s, closed 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4q512 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4SS2l@4.S9 for
demand. and 4.S734@4.SS for 60 days; posted
rates. 4SS1sq4.S9 and 4.Ss12Q4.9O; COM
mercial bills 4.S7. Silver certificates 66Q
| 6612.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-12
HERE WE ARE.

Santa Claus is back again on his an
nual visit He hasn't forgotten to in
clude furnishings in his holiday bag
gage. His example is worth initiating.
A complete, presentable and acceptable
outfit is impossible if the linen and
neckwear are neglected They're an
idea of a mans taste in dress. Have
your linen and neckwear above par.
Our name is a guarantee of quality,
value and correct style. Men with an
eye to style elect us their dress adj
visers and make no mistake in doing
so.
AS our business keeps right up by
keeping prices right down and any per-
son who wants to be in our Overcoats
and Suits is welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-12
GHOULS AT WORK.
THREE CASES OF GRAVE RoBBING
AT TOPEKA.
Work Has Been Traced to the Stu
dents of the Kansas Medical Col
1ege, and Serious Consequences
May Result.

Topeka. Kan, Dec. 11-Three
cases of grave robbing at the Roches-
ter cemetery have been traced to stu
dents of the Kansas Medical college
in the past three days. and popular in
dignation reached a crisis in North
Topeka tonight, and it is feared that
an effort will be made before morn
ing to either burn or other
wise damage the college. The
first robbery was that of the body of
Mrs. l. o. Van Fleet. The husband of
the dead woman became unaccountably
possessed of the belief that the grave
had been desecrated and had an eX-
animation made which disclosed the
work of the ghouls. The body was
found in the dissecting room of the
college Further investigation revealed
the mutilated remains of Mrs Dake,
wife of a we'll known citizen, and at
s o'clock tonight Mr.. P. H. Lillis iden-
titled the third body at the college as
that of his mother, who died recently
Of consumption.
The police learned this afternoon that
there was move on foot to assemble
a mob to sack the medical college To-
Gated at the corner of Twelfth and
Tyler streets This evening the facul-
! ty Of the college called on the police
for protection The students were all
sent home and the college building is
in the possession of a large squad of
policemen.
A detail of militiamen from Battery
B of this city, is stationed at their
arsenal to prevent capture of the
arms stored. Upon request of the sher-
fff the governor has ordered the imam
try company at Lawrence to be ready
TO respond to a call at any momeAt.
The men are now assembled at the sta
ton at Lawrence.
While it is believed the precautions
that have been taken will prevent any
demonstration tonight there is great
excitement over the grave robberies.
] All the A. O. U. W. lodges met to-
night to denounce the outrage and de-
mand full investigation to discover
the ghouls.