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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-30
IN LIGHTER VEIN.

Northumberland dye coll these
thIngs7" WIfe-"Those are brand'new
1895 Y uniuundered Duke Of Marlbor-
ough shirts, which got for YOU at
Jobb, Lott & Co. great fire sale" Hus-
band-"They are three sizes too small. y
WIfe--"There was nothing larger lett
and / had to take them, or lose u big
bargain. New York Weekly.
Mrs. suburb-"What ia this, a tene-
ment house?" Mrs. De Flntt-"Indccl
II isn't, II In nm apartment house.
Whats the dlffercnce?" IAN the DIFF
ference In the world. In a tenement
house you rent rooms, and In MI apart
ment-house you lease apartments"
New York Weekly.
Allow was It the evening party at
Alderman RS came to so abrupt con-
clusIon?" Bob, the fact Is the cleo
trlc light suddenly went out, and the
compilations OF the ladies were not
adapted to cAndle-llSht." -Fllgende
Blaettcr.
Mrs. Snapshot bursting into her hus-
bands snugGery)-"Oh, Henry, come
quick! Mamma is having n terrible
tit" Mr. Snapshot dumping up with
alacrityl- III be there In minute!
Where In thunder il my camera|-
Truth.
"McSorley never uses an elevator I'M
less he's going up more than five flights
OF stairs" He must love to walk. "
mo; he stammers so bad that he's car
rled Ave floors before he can call the
number. Record.
Boggs-"How is It that your hair ls
quite white, while your beard Is very
dark" NoggH-"lt Is the most natural
thing In the world" BoGgs-"lndeed!"
NoEgs-"It is thirty years Older
Harpcr's Bazaar
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LsApgp FROM A TRAIN.
A Woman aud her Son Both DcrOmu De-
msntsd On a Railway Train.

MADISON, Wis, Nov, 29.-As the
northbound train on the Northwestern
road reached shoulere, Wis, last night,
an elderly woman travelling with her
ten-year-old grandson, suddenly be-
came violently insane and caused u
panic among the passengers, The con-.
ductor ordered all others from the car
and locked the woman and boy inside,
Whom the train arrived pt Evansville,
It was discovered that tile woman waa
missing.
Investigation showed she had lenped
through the window from the train,
The hoy remained IN the car. II was
found he, too, was demented and could
give no account OF what transpired,
Word was telegraphed hack to James,
VILE and u searching party was organ
l2ed this morning and found the Voc
mans body beside the track three miles
south OF Evansville, evidently instantly
killed. The boy was brought to this
city In the w0man's satChel was found
"A waybill OF goods which showed that
the woman's name was Mrs. Vodre,
travelling from Champlaln, IN, y, to
Springfield, MINI. Tho bill was signed
10. w. Brown, Champaign, In the satch-
81 were also seven bottles OF morphine
and u box Of morphine powders, The
boy VIII be sent back 10 Champaign.
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BROKEN DOWN BY NER-
YOUS PR0STRATI0N.


From the Herald, Baltimore. Md.
MIR. j, III, street, n builder, who ~
well known In Baltimore lives with his
family at 1909 West LnnVnlc street, \
beautiful part OF the city, recently built
up. When he first occupied his present
home, although surrounded by every.
thing 10 make life comfortable and
pleasant, there was u cloud, produced
by sickness, which lowered over the
household and caused feeling OF un-
rest, uncertuinty and dread OF the re-
suits In the near future 10 take posacs-
sion OF every member at the family.
Mr.. Street, from close application 10
business, had begun To fail In health,
a rest from his llbOrs was advised and
tried but instead Of an anticipated
improvement he grew worse. HIS nerves
were completely shattered. Doctors
worked with him In vain, and every
remedy used proved futile. Finally he
heard OF DR., Williams Pink Pills anu
some OF the marvellous results attend
Ing their usc. and he gave them a trial.
"The effect Of the pills on me- SAID
Mr.. Street few days ago to Herald
reporter, ''wHs little short Of miracle,
! was completely broken down from
nervous prOstratlOn and It's concOml-
tant diseases, and had almost given up
ull Hullt VI tNHA EfNhlAlk Ntll' h'Nl'A
not sleep, was tired all the time and I'M
able to attend 10 business, took three
boxes of tho pills There was II pGroept-
ible improvement after the first few
doses, and by the time | had taken the
three boxes was entirely well and able
10 attend to business MS actively as ever
before in my life"
Eyes" said Mrs, Street, who Is as
strong believer ~ her husband In the
merits and efficacy Of Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills, 1.-THE pills certainly cured my
husband, and / shall never cease to
give thanks for his having heard OF
them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain, In
n condensed form, all the elements nee
essAry 10 give new life and richness 10
the blood and restore shattered nerves,
They are an unfRiling specific for such
diseases Ak locomotur ataNla, partial
paralysis, st. Vitus dance, sclallca,
neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head
ache. the after effects Of Ia grippe, pal
ptntiOn of the heart, pale and sallow
complications, all forms OF weakness,
either IN male or female. and all dlseas-
es resulting from Vitlated humOrs In the
blood. Pink Pills are sold by all deal
ers, or win be sent post paid on receipt
OF price $50 cents box or sly boxes for
81 SOY by addressing DR., Williams Med
icine Co., Schenectady n. Y.
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ANTI.THLRD TERM.
senator Palmer says II Would he Vio-
IutIun NJ Democratic Traditions.

CHICAGO, Nov, ga special Wash
Ington dispatch to the Journal-Press
says; "The Democratic party has done
many foolish things no doubt, but In
heavens name let us not violate the
most sacred tradition by nominating
Cleveland for third term SO said
Senator John NJ, Palmer to-day. He
added:
II don't think he would accept, but
whether he would or not, we should not
think OF nominating him again. am
q supporter OF Cleveland, but not for 4
third term-elther Cleveland or any
body else. Let us have a western man
next time--MOrrlson, II he wants II,
Carlisle. II he will take II.
"Lcglslatlou this seSslOn? There will
be none to speak OF, either from cur
rcncy or to make mp the deficiency, We
will be In session about eight months
Notwithstanding. | would not be sur
prised II the session were to bring out
some presidential timber on both sides
thus far unknown"
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PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. ga de-
cree Of foreclosure has been taken In
the United States circuit court In the
suit OF the Mercantile Trust Company,
Of New York. against the Portland
Consolidated Street Railway Company
The road has been operated by recelv-
er for the last year. The amount Of tho
decree is Sih2,775, which comprises the
consolidated bonds OF the company
with interest The railway system CONF
prlses thlrty-One miles OF electric road.
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JAPAEEsE NEWS.
Troops Recalled from FOrmosa-A T'Ivai
OfSau Francisco.

Troops Recalled from FOrmoSa-A rlvRl
OfSRn Francisco.
FAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.--The
steamer Gnellc arrived this morning
from Yokohama and HONG Kong. Adj
vices state that the japanese troops are
about to DO recalled from Formosa,
ManchurIn, Liuotung and Korea. Up
to October 81 there had been 5j,Gil cases
OF CHOLERA In japan and $3.50 deaths.
Many Japanese cabinet changes are
pending. II is said that the present
ministry will form coalition with the
radicals and so retain power. Prellm-
mary examination Of prisoners accused
OF the-murder Of the Korean queen ls
In progress. The popular impression
Is that the prlsoners will be acquitted.
Hong Kong advlces say the Russians,
In connecting Port Arthur with the
rrnns-SIbcrin railway intend to make
Port Arthur commercial rival OF San
Francisco.
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WHERE did get this dreadful
cough? No matter; the great question
Is. how shall get rid Of It? Use THE
PINEoLA BALSAAi, n soothing COM
blnatlon OF the remedies nature has put
In the pine and other balsamlc trees.
It cures the inflammation and tickling in
the throat and II taken In time will pre-
vent the spread OF the disease to the
lungs. Ely's PinColn Bnlsam Is strong
~ recommended In cases OF asthma.
twenty-five cents Is the price. Tell the
nelEhbnrs about Il.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
WIN he Held This Ancrnoonto Name
Mrn fur EmptyNIIon0rs.

Mrh hut t'NplyA luhoTE'
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Exspeak-
err Crisp arrived here this morning from
his Georgia home and after consulting
with some OF the Democratic leaders, It
was decided to hold the house Demo-
cratic caucus tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, The caucus probably win be
very brief. as no attempt will be made
to outline n policy for the coming ses|
sion The line Of tactics to be pursued
by the Democrats Will depend upon the
developments OF the majority. The eau
Gus will select candidates for the house
Offices. undoubtedly rrnOminating the
officers Of the Fifty-thIrd house OF rep
resentatlves, caucus chairman and an
officer to represent the minority as u
whip" on the floor will be chosen also.
Judge Holman. Of Indiana, who has
been chairman OF the Democratic eau
Gus for several Congresses, Is not In the
present house mad II Is generally be-
iieved that the caucus will select Amos
]. Cummings, Of New York, for this
honor.
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Six weeks ago suffered with very
snyera cold; was nmosl nnnblO 10 speak.
Ny friends all advised mn 10 consult a
physician. Noticing Chamberlnin's
Cough Remedy advertised IN the ST.
Paul Volks zoitunr | procured bottle,
and aitor taking II a short while was
entirely well. / now most heartily
recommend this remedy 10 ANYONE suit.
icring with n cold. -WnttM KEL, U7S
solby avenue, st. Paul, Minn.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntelIscncor
HUNTINGTON, W. Va Nov 90
a shooting ARRAY occurred back Of Cen
trail City this morning early that will
terminate fatally. WIN Wnllng, Il
bookkcepcr. got into trouble with Ice
Harris nchr house OF bad roputC. lie
attempted 10 shoot Harris aud In tho
scuiIlc for the wcnpon II was dlschnrg-
ed and the bullet entered his abdomen.
He can hardly live. Ilrrlg was arrested
and IN In jnl
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TIE spnnlards and Cubans nru OK
pected TO meet In what mny prove n
decisive engagement With the New
General Atlas OF 100 pages you can at
once locate points at which the different
engagements have been fought. Also
mnny other geographical fOctNyou may
desire to know nrc shown IN the ten
bound sections, which can bo obtained
from the Intclllgcnccr ut 10 cents per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-30

Brtclnl Dispatch 10 the lniolllEcncor
WAsl1NGTON, D. g., Nov 90.
II. Il. Carr, Of MoOrcilold l.. 4, Harris
and wlfc, ofl3akmnni &. II. shcrm.
bridge. G. W. CnlrCll, NJ llnrpor'a Fcr-
~, nj. 4. Conncll, Of Elkins. H. II.
Green, Of ChnrlrHton; n. w, brown and
". H. LucnR, VI ChnrlrH-T0wn, u, 4,
Slntlcr ana wlfc, NJ Wheeling, ate In
the city
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COUGHING Itritatcs the delicate or
ganB and aGEravates the dlrease. In
stead OF waitingatry One Minute Cough
Cure. II helps at once, making cNpec-
toratlon easy, reduces the soreness
and Inflammation. Every one likes II.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, ". Va, u.
r. Peabody, BunwOOd, aud Bowie "
Co., Bridgeport, o.
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Special Dispatch To Tho miollgoncor
WAgl1NuTON, ~ q, Nov 2O--
poatinnstora appointed! litnn, Lewis
county u. G, Cummlngn, yluo a, 4.
Queen, resigned. Keller Jefferson rOun-
ty,J, Il. MOlpr, Vice q, u. MUlrt, rGHlgn-
I'd, MnHdnVllc. Grant county i Il.
BlnBiicf. ylco n A. Mnaun, tcDlgnpd,
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SYMPTOMS Moisture. inl1nt9 itching ana
Struggling inO't9t night wore Ny sotulghlhg, u
bleed and ur1htO, becoming yCfv sore
PWAYNEs OiStNgSr Stops thu ilOhlnE and
blCeilng hralN ulcOmtlnn, ani IN most 1909 70.
moves tic tunOt ~ druggists, " by mail, lot
NunMM d. AwAyhn " son phIIMlnInhA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-30

srcolni Dispatch to tho lntolllgcnccr
HUNTINGTON, w, Va, NOV. o.
snul shnnnor, II prominent merchant
Of Chlcngo and Miss Clara Newman,
n prominent young Indy In Jewish 40
olCty, were welded here last might late
Thcy were the recipients Of many cost
~ prcBnniH aud received Scventy.ilvc
incapagea from various parts Of the
country Offering concentrations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. GA local
paper prints letter from Arizona
signed John Doe, In which the writer
anys hc committed the murder for
which Garland stcmlcr and Louis Mu-
reno were lynchcd by n mob at YrclSa,
Cnl.. last August. Two other men were
lynchpd nt the same time.
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bo suro and uoo that old and wOll.ttied
remedy, Mus WiNsLow's SoornISo
sYRur Tor children toethIng. 1t Soothes
tho child, soitens tho gums, allaya oil
nnIn, cures wind collie and 10 tho best
remedy lot diarthpn, Twenty-Five cOnts
u hottie. MWPAw
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HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov. co.
At Cantcrbcrg hill, on the Norfolk &
Western railroad, bad freight wreck
occurred late last evening, Engineer
Walter and Brakeman Hardin are ia
tally and several others seriously In.
tnred. The loss to the company Will
run fur into the thousands
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you may think you know u great
deal about geography, but II you care
to know how little you know about II,
refer to the New General atlas OF the
World, with marginal index, offered by
tho Intelligencer for 10 dimes.
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SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Nov. 90
Mrs. Eliza snlvely. who was divorced
from the Rev. snivcly, OF Chicago. q
short time ago, was married last night
to william Alexander, n real estate
dCnirr OF this city,
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SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov 20-Thc
whnicback steamer City Of Everett
from Panama reports that yellow fever
In prevalent In Guatemala, but that
Panama 10 practically free from dis
VHHp.
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ELLIS CHAN, lohCmln, Nov. 90
Count Won TnHffc. the Austrian states
mnn, died hero ut 1916 this morning.
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STATIONERY. BOOKS, ETC.

1859. lses.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
An American Consul's Good Work.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0-E Spencer
Bates, United States consul at Singa
pore. is making an effort to introduce
the cultivation OF Sumatra tobacco into
the United States in view of tho high
price 1t commands, and it's superiority
for wrappers. In a report to the State
Department., he says that this tobacco is
suitable for growing in lower California
and on the Southern coast Of the United
States. Consequently he has addressed
himself to the task of procuring seed, and
finding it impossible to do this through
official channels, owing to the reluctance
Of the Dutch planters, he has procured q
supply from private sources, and will
forward it to the Agricultural Departs.
ment. His report gives full descrip-
ton OF the method Of culture.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
THE TROUBLE IN CUBA.
An Englishman's View of the Situation In
That Island

An Englishman's View of the Situation In
That Island.
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch to the
Times from Havana, dated October s.
which will be published to morrow, will
say:
Il have just returned from tour
through the province of Santa Clara. 1
found that the bitterness of feeling be-
tween the Cubans and Spapiards is
growing stronger, while the number
OF insurgents in the province of San ia
Clara have increased lately and do not
see how IL is possible for the insurgents
TO make an attack upon the Spanish
forces unless they.obtain greater ad :
dition OF arms and ammunition.
1.-THE sugar planters Of Santa Clara
express great uncertainty whether TO
make sugar. A crop is lost and this
means absolute ruin to many estates.
| saw circular letter, sent to the
sugar planters of the southern dis
tricss of Santa Clara. demanding con-
tributions for the insurgent cause &C
ccrding to the value OF the property
and stating that if the demands were
not complied with destruction would
follow In an interview, a COPY of
which I cabled on Thursday last,
Captain General de Campos expressed
annoyance at the attitude CT the United
States at the present time, especially
in regard to the attempts of the
Spariards to prevent the landing OF ex-
petitions, and quoting the Alianoa
steamship affair as an instance of I'M
necessary trouble. The damage done
by the late hurricane to the Western
railway Is estimated at 10000 pounds
sterling and through traffic Is still i'm
pOssible"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The House of Deputies Selects Atlanta q
tho Next Place of Meeting

Ihe House OF Deputies Selects Atlanta as
tho Next Place of Meeting.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 9.-Another
new diocese was authorized by the
house OF deputies OF the Episcopal con.
yention to-day, that Of Norther Michi-
gan.
The report of the trust fund for the
relief for tho aged and infirm clergy-
men and widows and orphans of clergy-
men showed that the receipts for three
years had been SSl, 494 and that S4S 295
had been paid out. The house was
asked to name a Sunday in each wear as
clergy relief Sunday.
There was surprise when the house
took up the report of the committee
recommending Boston as the next meet
ing place OF the convention Strong
speeches in favor of Louisville, New
Orleans, Atlanta and Boston were made.
An amendment to substitute New
Orleans for Boston was. voted down and
30 was similar one for Louisville. But
the clever speech OF Rev. A. W. Knight.
in favor of Atlanta, enabled him TO
snatch the victory from Boston. His
amendment was carried by a decisive
vote and Atlantis will get the convenS
tion In 1898 IL the bishops concur.
The announcement that Atlanta had
won in the deputies was received with
astonishment in the house of bishops,
and 1t was declared by number of bish-
ops that the upper house would not
likely concur In the selection. The voice
OF the missionary bishops, it was said,
would be in favor of Boston, as there was
better prospect Of securing liberal con.
tributions for the mission work In the
older and wealthier cities. There was
lively debate over the point as to
whether the primate should be elected
or hold his Office by virtue of seniority.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
BURIAL OF aENERAL mAHosE
The Dead Soldier Laid to Rest In BIan
ford Cemetery,

ford Cemetery.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 0 The re-
mains of General Malone reached
Petersburg this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Iney were met be tho bers of A.
+. Hill Camp. Confederate Veterans,
under command ofsLieutenant Morgan.
and large number OF citizens.
The funeral took place from ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock and was very largely at
tended. The service was conducted by
Rev. John Ridout, rector of Grace Epis
copal Church, Rev G. r. Hams, rector
OF st. Pauls, being unable to take part
In the service on account OF throat
trouble. The floral tributes were yery
numerous.
The service at the church over, the
corpse was escorted to Blaudford Gene
terry by the Petersburg Greys, Confed-
crate veterans and citizens. A detail of
twenty veterans from R e. Lee Camp,
delegations from the "Old Greys" Asso-
ciation, of Richmond, and also a delega-
ton from the soldiers home of that
city, came over to attend the funeral
and were assigned places in the line of
escort. Rev. Mr.. Ridout read the burial
service, and as the body was being
placed In the vault the band PLAYED
Nearer, My God, to Thee" Three vol
legs were then fired by the Petersburg
Greys, which concluded the sad and
solemn exercises. 1t was dark before
the service ended.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
Terrible Tenement Fire.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, OCT. 9.-At 1890
this morning an alarm called the fire
department to the five story brick
tenement at Gel West Sixth street, in
which were sleeping forty tenants.
The flames were in the third, fourth
and fifth stories. Women and children
were screaming at the windows. Mrs.
Mary Holmes, aged so. was taken out
dead. Her daughter, Miss e. j. Pen
derry, an sctress known as May Ed
wards, of New York, was unconscious
from suffocation, but not seriously in
jured. Three more people were fatally
iniured
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Another Cuban E.peditlon Probable.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-The Treasury
Department has received through the
Secretary OF State and Spanish minister
the substance Of telegram from the
Spanish consul at Key West, stating in
effect that another filibusterlng expedi-
tine Is fitting out at Pine Reef, one of
the Florida keys. The leader and a
considerable number of men have left
for there. The Cincinnati is said to be
at Key West and Woodall is about to
start from New Orleans conveying a
party. The Childs probably now at
Key West is preparing to sail. Assis t-
ant Secretary Mike has sent the tele-
graphic copies OF the Spanish minister's
note TO the collectors Of customs at
New Orleans, Key West and Tampa,
with inst 'uc,ioDs for them to consult
the United States attorney and the
officers of the nearest revenue cutter
with a view to preventing any violation
OF the neutrality laws of the Unite d
States.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Opinions Rendered Yesterday-Close of
tho Autumn Torn


the Autumn Term.
STAUNToN. Va, Oct. The Virginia
supreme court of appeals has con cluded
It's autumn term here and the Judges
have left for their respective homes.
Opinions were read as follows:
Bumgardner, trustee, and others va.
McCue's creditors, from the circuit court
OF Augusta; reversed as to Crawford
and Snyder and confirmed as to other
attaching creditors.
Stanton Perpetual Building and Loan
Company vs.. Haden, trustee, from the
circuit court Of Allegheny; affirmed.
Harris, administrator, VS.. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company. from the
circuit court OF Nelson; affirmed.
Miller vs.. Miller, from the circuit
court Of Warren; affirmed.
Hulvey vs. Hulvey, from the circuit
court of Rockingham; affirmed
Houcks, administrator, VS.. Durham
end Kerfoot, from the circuit. court of
Buckingham; affirmed.
Buene Vista Company vs.. McCandlish
L. CLOVIS, from Rock bridge circuit court;
transferred to the Richmond docket.