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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
BIci.iIiiiit..
All SortSot L"cni News and Gossip from
tho Glass CIty.

tho Glass cay.
David King, m old anl highly TO-
spccted resident OF this city, died at his
home in the First war! Yesterday morn
ing. lic has been afflicted with heart
trouble for some time past. but was en-
JOY ing his usual good health up until
about II o clock tuesday evening, when
he WAS suddenly tnkrn sick and died in
few hours. lie leaves vito md five
children.
There was crowd OF old folks in John
ProstOn's express wagon. roturnin.
from the cemetery yesterday evening,
when tho wagon upset and throw tho
occupants ont, breaking several ribs
for Mrs. Mary Smith, and hurting sew.
oral others pretty badly.
Tho township school commcncom ont
took place yesterday afternoon ii, tho
Forest Hill school house, just west Of
town.
The RcIairc bicycle club boys will
mako ,hcif appearance to-day in thor
now uniforms.
Quito Il number from this CITY attend
cd tho commencement at bridgeport
last evening.
George King, OF Uniontown, came in
last evening. called by tho death OF his
father.
Mira. pitmcr, OF Wollavillc, is visiting
Mrs. g. Bippus. OF tho Fourth ward.
Charles Grafton. OF Marietta, was in
tho city Yesterday on business.
with relatives at Butler, Pa.
J. T. BlnCkhurn returned yesterday
evening from gainesville.
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INrELLIGEYcEn wOAD RACE.

Entry Hanks VIII 10 Out Satur,lay-3Iuch
Interest Erinced.
Tho entry blanks for the annual IN
-rLIGESCER bicycle road race. which is
to be run IRON the IsrgLLIGcNCER oiIico,
on Fourteenth street, out to the seven
mile post on tho National pike and 70.
turn, on the afternoon oil Wednesday,
July 3, will DO ont Saturday and can be
found at any oil the bicycle stores in tho
city and in towns OF the trl-state radius.
Tho intcrest in the race even at this
early date is quito pronounced, and it
thought that the fold OF entries will DO
larger even than last year. An effort
will be made to have team race run
in connection. Four Wheeling riders
will be selected 10 run against four from
SIeubenvillc. Pittsburgh. Wellsburc or
other places. This is feature that
will add greatly to the interest OF the
0DpctntOr5
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MAR Tins FERRY.
Flaps and MLsNap. Ia tnr Thriving City
Across the River.


Across tn" River.
Yesterday q platform was erected in
Seabrlcht's grove for the Decoration
Day exercises. The parade will move
at O'Clock. The bicycle riders have
decided to participate in tho parade,
bringing up The rear. They will meet
on North Fourth street
Marble head stones three feet long
will be furnished by the quartcrmaster
general OF the United States Army for
the unmarked graves OF soldiers buried
in the two cemeteries. this to DO done
free OF charge, through the q. A. l., Of
Martins Ferry.
Travelling Agent W. II. Osborn, OF the
Ohio River railroad. was here yesterday
talking up that route 10 tho u. \. K.
encampment at Loui,vlIc. The Mar
tins Ferry delegates will be J. T.
EIanes, I. Y. Salisbury and ]. c. Tame.
hill.
Nearl Y oil OF the stores will closc at Q
o'clock thi, morning for the day. The
barber shops will close at noon. Tho
banks and post office will obsrrYn holI-
day hours.
Health Officer Lndemuth reports
is burial permits the past year against
100 the year preceding, anu his salary
$35l - against S52l 10 the year pre-
vious.
4 man named Davis. who is employed
as doublcr on ono Of the tin mills in
the Ktna.Standard, had his head badly
cut yesterday, while ut work.
Mrs. Henry Pit,onger returned to
Titliu. O., Yesterday after two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Nrs.
Richard Wolson.
A large cash was cut in tho foot OF
Edward. son OF Patsy Moore, by stepping
on nail on Tuesday night.
Miss Bertha RothchiIis, OF Ciucin-
natl, is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph
Jacobs. on Third street.
The Independent Hose Company will
meet at tho Y. NJ. C. \. hall tonight At
S O'Clock.
Yesterday afternoon tho Thimblc Bee
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. ".
I. Dixon.
Miss Belle Pope, of Parkorsburc, az.
tended tho commencement last night.
The school teachers aud pupils will
receive their reports tomorrow.
". r. Ea,cIn. csq., who has been
quite sick, il again nblo to be out.
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Furniture.

Another lot ishere Of those
$500 Gilt Chairs at Sag.
The first went in 4 hurry; so
with these.
Large comfortable Rockers,
imitation mahogany, the S.
ones for $3.50,
Porch rockers. big high
back roomy restful sorts for
S. and Sag, They sell so
fast it's hard to Keep them in
stock. 81 Canton pore h
Chairs, S4.75.
More and better Rattan
Furniture at the prices than
ever shown by any store in
Pittsburg.
Furniture on Fourth Floor.
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Tho attendance ut La,onia yesterday
VA, 5000; track was fast aud weather
very hot Not iavorito won In any Of
tho ak raccl Oh tho card.
First. Hcvon fnrlongs-POGbody !,
lIcatrico ., Vidn 3; time. leo. Second.
ono mile-Conier,uro |, Strathrol >,
poytonia 81 l:421. Third, five fur
lonSs-Elusive !. Blissio u. 9, In Galon.
driana 5; | :O9. Fourth. six iurlongs-
Tho lonpor !, Lady Diamond 9, I.indo.
lotto 3; l;l5. Fifth, four and onc.hnlt
lnrlongs-Gratiiv /, Oracle Q, John
llavlin 5; go. Sixth. seven furongs-
Captain Drano !. Addie buchanan Q,
Yellow Rose ;; l:21.
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The batting Of Regain and pritchRtd
Is something tremendous just now.
Keep It up. boys.
Anderson has evidently rcgainod his
grip GU tho pig.skIn. lilo allowed Col.
umbus but six hits and gayo only two
bases OH balls, yesterday.
McDougal will probably pitch in this
mornings game Mt Lima, whilo Kane
will oiliciato In tho box in tho afternoon.
Tho cranks should DO satisfied il Wheel.
ing takes ono game to-day, though two
will be very acceptable.
II possible. Secretary Burrows will ar.
range with Columbus 10 play hOro on
Saturday, when larger crowd would
attend than on Monday. The boys do.
serve rousing reception on their 70.
turn. Up to date they hnvn won eight
and lost four games on the trip.
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a NEW pIrCiEI;
rliots thu Twins to Th"lr Third Victory nj
stnnaIail

rhots tho Twin. to Th"Ir Third Victory nj
Iinnsiirid.
,.pccidl Di,pditi tJi ne Intelligence,
MANSFIELD, o., May 9O.-Darruh tried
II now pitcher, Thompson, this afternoon
and his delivery was so elective that
tho homo loan secured but nvo hits.
On tho other hand tho visitors batted
Woodward at will, mukinr nno runs in
tho frat two innings. Somcrs then
wont In aud pitched tho game ont and
did worry we'll except in tho eighth Inn.
Ing, when four runs wor0 mado. Tho
attendance was 400 Score:
Mhn'nell,o...,.,m-at 0 o 0 . o. .
Twin CitlcA~.,"...a.3 4 . . 0Oi O-l1
Hits. MnulCll 4, Twin cities II. Errori /
mud Batteries. Woodward, SOmCrS mud quinn;
Thompson aud liOwurmai
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WcIi-burg Isnnd Race.

Tho bicycle road race 10 be
run under tho auspices Of Standard
Council No. Q. Junior o. U. \. NJ, from
Wcllsbnrg out the Bethany pike and
return, distance oil five miles. on Satur.
day. promises to DO notable for the largo
number OF riders who will contest, sew
cral OF whom arc from Wheeling. In.
tries close today at s p. M, and the
haniicsps will be announced Friday.
Those in charge should see that capable
officials are chosen. The last We!lsburg
road race was remarkable for the ab.
acuCe Of capable officials.
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finish tho nrs, hall OF tho Muscc lcasuu
season in first poai,lon with Namooss
aud Daisies tied FOR second place. Tho
score:
II. c. administration, liO, 1858. 100;
Richards. lA3, M. 1i5; Clntor, l26. no,
100; Duga, 1876, 40, III; knoEo,
l.2, 100. l57; Thompson, 1870, 10, llG;
totnls, 800. 500, SUI.
BowlUrs-Sco,t. 100 $50, l72; Whit.
akcr, 1876, liS, lSB; Ebolinr, $50. 1913,
100; Lamb,Il25, 1853, 40; Stptlor. l0j, lO3,
100; Blind, l3S, ll3. l4S; totals. So,
ulT Djl
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The Smoky City is laid up at Letar,
waiting iOr water,

The Smoky City is laid up at Le.art
waiting Tor water.
Tho sunken coal barge at RetFarts
Bar, below Marietta, has been taken out
by the drudge boat.
Pilot Henry Brookhart, OF the Lizzie
Bay, is slck ut Pittsburgh and Eddy Nc
l.aughlln is taking his place on this trip.
Contracts for the main portion OF the
work OF equippinc the new Pittsburgh
packet Virginia having been lei, Supt.
Ellison. under whose personal supervi.
sion the entire work is being done, Is
now busy with the details OF furnishing
and decorating the cabin. says the Gin
ciunati Commercial Gazette, The plans
for her lighting plan, have been finished,
and that she will be the best lighted
boat on the river is certain. Ono hun
Northumberland lights will bcarrauged
in her cabin and state rooms, while
fifty others will be used on her cabin
guards, texas, enginc-room. &c.
The following interesting river history
is from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele.
graph in answer TO question: The
Andes and the Hudson. OF tho old Pitts
burgh & Cincinnati packet liuc, were
the only boats on which thore was bar
since the days of the Emma Graham.
When they came into the hands OF the
prescn; management the bars wore
taken Of. Tho last Emma Graham
tthero were three OF them) never had n
bar. /, was Capt. Jim Wilson's dying
request that no bara 10 run on any OF
his bouts. Inc old steamer ST. Law.
renee, OF which Capt. W. X. List, now
president OF bank NJ Wheeling, was
master. carried a bar. but she ran IN on.
position 10 The regular Cincinnati line,
which in those days was known AS tho
Siockdae line. Tho Andes, when she
was chartered TO some Pittsburgh par.
ties, two years ago, had bar on board,
but the result Of twas made so motto.
rious that she never mado but one trip
aa an excursion steamer.
TIE HAY IN TROUBLE.
Yesterday morning about s o'clock
the Pittsburgh and kanawha river
packet Lizzie Bay. Captain Huntington
in command, struck the rocks at l'iIton.
vile and had small hole smashed in
her bottom blanks. Tho pump. were
put to work and in an hour the boat mad
been temporarily repaired md pro.
ceedod on her way down tho river. Four
miles above Wheeling, however, tho
leak became worse and tho assistance Of
the Cleveland, Lorain K Wheeling trans.
icr boat. Lizzie Townsend was asked
and given. The Townsend wont up to
the packet and her powerful pumps
soon had tho hold fairly clear OF water.
Tho boat left at , p. H., and will. i, ia
snid, receive repairs ut tho Point Pleas
ant docks.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
pittsburgh-Rivcr 9 feet . inches
slight rise. Weather clear and warm.
MISUNDERSTANDING OF foot and s,a.
tionary; weather clear and warm.
Oil City, foot aud stationary
weather cionr and warm.
Grocnaboro-7 foot I inches and TALL.
ing; weather clear md warm.
StcubcnviIlo-3 loot inches md
falling; weather clear and warm.
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by local applications, NJ they cannot
reach tho diseased portion OF tho car,
Thnrc is only ono one wav to euro dcnl.
ness, aud that iH by constitutional rom.
rdIcs. Deafness Is caused by M in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF tho EGu-tachian Tube. Whom this
tube ecis inI!Nmcd you havo rumblinr
sound or imperfect hearing, and whom
il Is entirely closOh deafness Ia tho 70.
suit, and unless tho inflammation cnn
DO takon ont an! this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be-
destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
aro caused by cR,nrrh, which is nothing
but an in famed condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
Wc will rIvo Ono Hundred DoIIars for
amy case .! deafness Caused by catnrrh)
that cannot be- cured by Halls Ca,arrh
Cure. Send for circulars. FREQ.
I. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
l+T'Sold by Drugaiqts. 7jc.
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SreriGl Dispu'chi 10 q. iT.,IiJ'a-.r
CALDWELL, O., May ca. II. Woir &
Son. prominent stock dealers of the
western par. of this. Noble county, have
male an assignment ior the boneii. Of
their creditors. c. o. Dye, OF Caldwell,
has boen named assignee; liabilities
5000; assets 5000.
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WAS TOO MuCu ron MN.
Sudden Wealth Ton Poor Farmer HrouEl
Dpnth With IT,

Special DLpdtehD tM httlfgenc'r.
PAHKEEsnuRu, W. Va, May GA
very sad and sudden death is reported
from tho vicinity of Cairo. David
Weaver, on whose farm the 2l0 barrel
oil well was struck this weak, died sud.
donly las; night. lie had bccu afflicted
with heart disease and tho excitement
over his stroke OF good fortune was too
much for him and an attack OF heart
disease proved fatal. lie was O poor
man aud the oil strike promised to
make him suddenly wealthy and the OK.
citcmcnt was more than he could stand.
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Special D.s2G'.i 70 .Ic Iatei,iycnc.r.
COLUMBUS, o., May 29.-The Wheel.
ing team to-day won its third succe4.
sive victory from Columbus, giving the
Statesmen the worst drubbing they ever
got. Un,il to-day there were some pco-
pie here who had slight suspicion
tina, the Columbus team could play
bali. bnt the universal opinion now is
that ther are enurely innocent. Wheel.
ing played 4 good all around game.
Columbus showed no strength any.
where The score:
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THE BEST SEEN HERE.
Tho Flstic Bouts Tonight Promise
to 10 OF n High Grade.
LRylCN AID MRCIEWSKI HERE

AMI In tho lest OF Condition rhysic.
xuiIy-iho Veteran Donaldson Ia lie.
hind lIrvacG, Who Appears tn DO
tho Misunderstanding Wins tho
Third straight From Columbus.
Gooi rItching By AnIcrsun-rh
Intuiliscucnr Road itacn - Tho
l,nwlors load tho Musco league
Now.
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"FNEMi..:" JONES WAS EASY
For III" Cautious Yesterday Mt Kcuton
CpnuYrr'S Good Work.


Cpnmrr'> Good Work.
Si-rin' DDI,l:ch u he Lp.!iJ,nrcr.
kEHroH, o, May 20.-iiy winning tho
game this afternoon tho Cantous made
it two out OF three with tho homo team.
Farmer Jonc'. Of whom 30 much has
been expected, was in tho BOX 10. tho
Babes, and Goblo's boys took very kind.
~ to hi. assortment Of curves and
shoots, Conoyar pitched for Canton
and tho locals got but nin0 safe ones,
nearly all being scattered. The Ken
tons put up m elegant fielding game,
only one Intsp!ny marrlng tho score
Tho score:
krniou ....., .............aO q : ! G0O J. 4
Can;On........,-..,,.....l 0 y o q o > -
Base hits 3nnd y. irTnrL nnl t. batteries.
Jones hni Outca.i C0npEc5 AMI Dpusl,.
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TO.DAY's GNTE- --Whceiin: ht Lima. KcntOn
at Csnipn. EiudlAy 81 Mansfield. Columbus !.
Twin Cities Two gameS.l
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Lima Ag"in Defeated ~ ;hr On. CITY
Crowd Hard Hitting.

Sorcia' Djparh nme mrUyop,r
fiSDLAY, o.. May ga.-Iho Findlaya
won the third straight victory from
Lima ,hia Afternoon. SchIori was
knocked out OF tho box in tho third in.
ming and Bridges, who was substituted,
waa also hit often. Lima did some bat.
ting. too, but not enough to overcome
III" biz lend Of the home team. Doty's
pitching Tor fIniIay wa4 good. lie is n
now twirler Just signed from Genoa, o,
The scare:
FDnIlay ............... 81 u & 0 D05l lid
Lima ,...,,,.'.. ..,"I u.,1 o / 4 O'l--ll
tn'r MS Il nuhlli Error. Z. mad l. batteries
pos Hui DeibH. i;hlnri lflIgr, aud I;nNcrt
Home run, Rniicrl Three bsc ht, smith, Two
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Hosiery.

Three extra good specials
for to-day
200 dozen ChiIdren's Ribbed Cot.
ton Hose. double kncos. heels,
toes, . to 10 size, Sc ones. for
1870 pair.
4 lot OF Childrcn's French Cotton
Hose, double knees and feet, CSC
and 75c quality Tor
35C pair.
$50 dozen Ladies' Black Isle Stock.
iuys. Soc quality ior
Csc pair.
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PICK RAJ. WINNERS.

To tho Graf pcrIon who correctly
namo1 tho standing Of tho Interstate
clubs up to and including Jnlv !, tho
lSrELLiGESCER will civn Il season book
containing 81 coupons, Rood Tor admia.
sion to all games ut tho Island Park
Fill tho blank and mail to "Base Ball."
lSTkLLiGEScEa, y heeling, on or before
June 10.
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To-day every corner lot will be occu.
pied by the amateur ball players Near
ly fifty games are known to have been
arranged. Among others the Never
Was" and "Ilss Beeus" will play on the
Interstate league Grouud, this morning
at 10 o'clock when Colonel Bill" Tur-
ner will call the game. Tie admission
10 free and tho teams vii! line up SO:
Has Bcen-Cochran %. Ilusonan II,
May CT, ". Stevenson c, F. Stevenson
rs. Cunmins ID. Williams 3b, Dinger p,
Oliver ri.
Never Wa,-Madden Oh, Bailey II,
Wheat CT, Hehrank c, McGregor IS.
Dunn ID. Brannen 3b, Morgan p,
Cooper RI.
The LinsIy base ball team and a
picked nine will play at tho Interstate
park thi. afternoon a! o'clock. The
batting order:
Picked nine-Bates, C; Savage, H.;
Theirs. lst b.; Hevely, RI; Turner, IS.
watcrhouse. 3rd D.; Chapman, ci.;
Norman. 2nd b.; Miller, p.
LInsiy-Dcvries. lst b. aud captain;
:. Chambers, c.; Schad, S.; C. Cham.
bers. D.; Hay. 2nd, b.; Evans, 3rd b.. !;
Sweeney. H.; Wilson, CT; McMahan, ri.
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LIKE A STONE WALL

Anderson Stood between tho Statesmen
and n Much Desired VIctory-Only SIX
Hits on the Pennsylrauiau-Ere body
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base hits, Grry i2), ltalIrrt. Tanner Struck out,
by Do,y 8, by SehloH /, by lIridgcs 0, umplrc,
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At Washingtou-With tho score 5
to q in favor OF Washington in the
ninth, Becklcy wont 10 tho bat. There
were two ont mud men on first mud sec
ond. Ito rubbed his hands in tho dirt,
took good hold on the bat aud lifted
the bali over tho fence for Il home run.
making the score & toS. Tho folding Of
the local team was very ragged in the
in.dcld. with the exception of Crooks.
who did some good work, retiring the
eide BY three successive catches in the
second inning. Cooyan's work at short
was very poor, his four errors being OF
very costly description, The atlOnd-
ance. which WAS about 1000 Yesterday,
fell of to $500 to-day. Score:
Washington. ..........-l 0 o 0 J OF o. 6
Pittsburgh ...............~O 0 o OUl IS
Base hits, Fund T. Errors. aud 4 Earned
mus. Pittsburgh :, Two base hits. McGniFc.
Crooks, SicuEvl, lccslcy. Three bA>c hit,
K1llen. Home run. nccElcv Stolen hAseI. sci.
bUch !. Crooks Pitchers Maui and Hillcu hid
llRwlcy. firt base on balls, OF Maui |. oil Eli
len l. oil lIEwlty !. liit hy pitched ball, by
IIawlcv !. Left on bases. Warrington &. Fits.
burrh, =. Struck out by kil.en /, by Maui l.
Wild pitches, Hillca. Time. 2jl Emp:Fc,
EcciG
At New YORK. Score:
rhiladcrIA.? 0 o Dol 90 Ill
New York. &C.,? , o. o 10
Earned runs SAud c HIS. Is and L. Errors.
! and !. Pitchers McGill knauSs Clark aud
Rusie Time Isl Umplre. Long
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Ease hits, mud
b6'r aud Dcihv
Homo nm, I.nllrr,
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MADE IT THREE SrNAIGiir.

In" nus. 9hnd y. ErTnrL nnh l. Ihtt"rIc
Jones nnl putca.i C0npyO7 AMI Dpu:la,
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~ - ~
fin'ilay .....,.,....
Linn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-15
The Hygiene OF kissing.

Loves heavenly artillery, the kiss,
has been sadly maligned by the craft
of Esculapius. Wooing lads and lass
es have been warned by wise and TN.
sentimental doctors to refrain from
this old-fashioned sugar custom as it
is dangerous to the health. All the
horrors of infection have been held up
to an affrighted world. and mothers
have even been forbidden to caress
their little ones, as though the mi
crobes Of death lurked upon the most
:honeyed lips. 1t is only a common
Justice to outraged humanity, kissing
and kissable, that one doctor should
arise as prophet to lead us back to
our old Eden. DR.. a. E. Bridger, a
British physician, champions the kiss
from medical point of view in as I'M
sentimental manner as his fellow
practitioners have detained
against it. According to this new
benefactor of the human race, the
time, honored art of kissing Is sure
cure for dyspepsia.
ain the act of kissing" states this
dear doctor, eve encounter only be-
neficent organism, The advantages
OF kissing outweigh its infinitesimal
risk, for it provides us with microbes
useful for Digestion"
Truly, DR.. Bridger must have kis-
sed and been kissed by many sweet
maids to render such an undyspeptic
verdict; and without ungratefully
quarreling with his materia medica,
all of us will cheerfully accept his
prescription-to be taken as often as
deemed necessary. These kiss mi.
crobes, useful for digestion" and rea-
sonably to be taken both before and
after meals without limiting ones
self to homeopathic dose. And, in
deed, if there were more kissing in
the world there would certainly be
less spiritual dyspepsia Philadelphia
Record.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-15
A Tribute of S2OO,OOO,OOO-

A conservative estimate places the
debt of the United States to England
at five billions. There are many esti-
mates above this sum. For example,
the railroad stocks and bonds of the
United States alone, one half Of which
are said to be held in England, amount
to S11 43,000,000. The bonded State,
national and municipal debt of the
United States is 81, 954 100000, almost
all OF which is held in England
Twenty million acres of land in
the United States and very consider
able business properties in the large
cities are owned in England and pay
rental to English landlords. British
syndicates hold S1OO,OOO,O0O in brew
ing, mining and other enterprises
in this country, beside vast number
OF other Investments. So it seems en-.
tlrely safe to put the debt upon which
the people Of the United States are
paying interest or dividends to Eng
land at S5,0O0.0OO,OOO.. The interest
rate on this may be put at per cent
as a low average, and still the tribute
which the United States pay, as inter
est every year, will amount to $780,
OOO,OO0-or more than the total an
nual output Of gold, which is placed
at Sl35, OO0,000.-N. Y. Finance and
Trade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-04-15
Has Heney Penched?

1t was rumored here yesterday that
James Heney, who was employed at
the Carson mint i'll the good old days
"when everything went for the party"
has not left the country as had been
reported, but on the contrary has Civ
en- away all that he knew about steal.
ing at the Carson mint. Heney was
simply helper at the mint. and prob.
ably was not implicated in the big
steal lie was only a small fish in
the puddle, Some of the large ones
whose salary did not exceed $4,000 or
S3'ooo year, are said to have lost over
years salary at the gambling table
on several occasions, This led even