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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-26
READYMADE SKIRTS AND DRESSES,

Our new new Muslin Muslin and campric Underweari is now all in and on sale. We
ship Of each garment We ohet The best is chean enough now.
We beg to call attention to Ill choice line of Table Linen. Nsp-
kms, Towels, Table Scarfs and Squared, Table Padding, Quilts, Ell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
AN INTERESTING PROBLEM.
II Enormous Increase In Gold Produc-
ton In Recent Years.


Writers on finance are beginning to
study the novel question of an enormous
increase in gold production. The London
Spectator goes into the subject at some
length, and admits hat the figures are
startling. The present annual yield OF
gold Is nearly three times the average OF
tho century. From the year 1900 TO 1850
the gold produced was worth f163, 2is,-
500. During tho succeeding as years the
output Is estimated at Al, 1853, 0Ss, 800.
Early In the century the annua yield
was f3, $50, 600, while the gold turned out
In 1894 is valued at R33, 400, 900, and the
estimate for 1896 is placed ut f40, 500, 900.
In a few years the African yield will prob
ably DO doubled, for an immense amount
of capital is going into the mines. The
Australian and American yield Is grow
Ing, and by no means slowly.
GAS 20 the results OF this addition To our
monetary resources" says tho English
journal, sit Is difficult TO foreseo them
clearly, and their discussion leads n into
very rugged and difhcslt paths" The eff
feet on prices Is In doubt, and tho point OF
tho matter Is that the world will have to
await tho solution Of tho interesting prob.
lem with patience .-St. Louis Globe Dem
ocrat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
NJ u N !.
Benefits Mankind.
The Doctor No Longer Nrccssary--Sick
People Provided Wi,h Remedies TO
Cure 1hemselves-A Triumph for
the People.
An Honest woman's Gratitude.

Mrs. Ella Homshur, 775 ard street,
Philadelphia, says: "My entire nervous
system was broken down with catarrh.
| was partially deaf, and mad all the dis
gushing symptoms OF that loathsome dis
ease. IL affected my sIomach,an suner
ed terribly from dyspepsia. When APP
piled to Dr.. Munyon for treatment l was
completely Frustrated. Under the skill
full treatment ! received / speedily grew
better, and am now without a trace OF
my former troubles. j am glad to endorse
Munyon's Remedies, for feel i W my
life TO their use"
Professor Munyon provides a separate
remedy for nearly every disease. Com
mon sense and experience shows this to
be the true method. thousands OF peo-
pie have cured themselves by the Use OF
a 25-cent bottle of Munyon's Improved
Homeopathic Remedies, which may be
obtained from any druggist. Ask your
druggist for Munyon's guide to Health
and cure yourself.
Personal letter to Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swsred with free medical advice for any
disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
DIN alley OF MAINE.
Ths Man who wni Probably Head 3 Con-
gressional Committee.

1t is reported that Representative Ding
ley of Maine Will be chairman OF the ways
and means com.nitteeo Of the house under
tho new organization. He is probably not
seeking the appointment, but he is recog-
niyed as one of the best qualified men In
the house FOR the place. There is a strong
rivalry for this position between Da!zell,
Payne and Hopkins. II either of the three
gets II, there will be apt 70 be somo re-
sentiment felt by tho friends Of the other
two, whereas the appointment Of Dingley
would give little cause for grumbling. He
Is thoroughly familiar with the tariff cues
ton and was the member Of tho ways and
means committee chiefly depended on for
technical Information wher Mckinley was
chairman Of the committee in the Fifty
first congress. He was then regarded as
better informed than Mckinley himself.
In the examination Of experts at the hcar-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
Faith Cure For Burned whiskers.

George %Stockdale's snow white beard,
nearly a foot in length, was onco a joy
and n pride In GAINESVILLE, o., his home.
Today it resembles a blackened stubble
field.
He applied Kerosene plentifully TO his
neck and face as n cure for neuralgia. He
stepped to the kitchen stove To wash his
hands in n basin placed on 1t, when a
drop OF oil ran down his beard and dropped
10 the fire.
There was an instant explosion, In
which he suffered serious burns about the
face and neck.
No physician was called and the old
gentleman Is trying the faith cure for both
neuralgia n burns.-Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14

CONGREsSMAN NELSON DTNGLEY.
ings and during tho bate in the house
his questions were moro pointed and pene-
trating han those Of any other member OF
the house, and his statements commanded
the respect accorded TO absolute authority.
He is generally regarded Us one Of the
safest as well as one Of the best Informed
mon In the house. IL has boon suggested
that IL wotilld be too much for Maine to
nave the spcakership and the chairman
ship of tho ways and means committee,
too, but this objection will not bear scru-
tiny. There are only four members from
tho state, all arc Of long experience, and
in q house where experienced members arc
as scarce as they will be in the next there
Is every good reason why capacity should
be awaited Of.
Moreover, In the Fifty-frst congress
Maine received almost as great recognition
as this would involve, and no objection
was raised. Then Reed had made a con-
test for the speakership. Now that office
will come to him without his seeking
when he would probably be as well salts
flod to have IL PASS him by. Circumstances
rendering his election to tho speakcrshlp
almost a necessity, IL is recognized AZ be-
ing due TO Mr.. Reed that no be permitted
to so franc tho organization as to insure
greatest success TO his administration.
These considerations render the selection
of Dipgloy as chairman Of tho ways n
means probable unless he prefer not TO
have II. -Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
sTANpINo or cLrns.
INDEPENDENCE OF MIND
The Only Royalty to Which Socialist
Hardis Will bow In submission.

Boston, Nov. l4-Over 1000 people as
sembled IN Faneuil hall last night and
welcomed J. *. Hardiconnd Frank Smith,
the English socialists. Mr.. Hardie said
that a hunfred years ago his grnnasire
had been hanged, drawn and quartcrci FOR
being a Radical and being opposed TO roy
atty. He admired and respected true roy
atty wherever ~ was 10 he found, and the
true Independence Of mind was the king
10 which he showed his fealty. He then
surveyed the condition of the working
people Ia. Europe and this country. and
said that the wealth OF all countries was
being concentrated INTO fewer hands year
by year. lie claimed hat socialism was
the only ponacea which went to the root
Of the evils OF our present economic sys.
tenn. Frank Smith portrayed the result
OF The threat of the capitalists that N so-
cialism got control Of the country the
wealth wouldfcave it. Hq was especially
bitter on the Vanderbilts, Carncgies and
other Uulri-mlllionaircs. aud claimed that
they were lIttio better than robbers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
Gold In Alaska.

Discouraging reports about the gold
fields in Alaska have been brought down
from that region recently by unsuccessful
miners, but every once in awhile some one
turns up with the other side of the situa-
tion. Last week Peter Wyberg arrived in
San Francisco from the Yukon river,
bringing with him cas-, 600 In gold dust,
the result OF two years work in the dig
gings at Forty Mile river. He says the
unsuccessful miners are mostly from
Cooks inlet, and he doesn't think much
of the reported big gold finds in that re-
gion.-New York sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
wiz Deal In Future. of Nations.

France is the Co. Of Russia g. Co. The
firm has entered into a limited contract TO
ansact the general business Of states
manship. It's great client Is China. The
firm has become both so largely n hacker
OF its client as 10 be responsible for its flu
turc dealings with other concerns in the
same line-that Is. in statesmanship Mt
large. Primarily, the firm of Russia a.
Co. are Cbina's bankers .-Chicago Times
Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
The CRY OF PaovIpEAcE.
Office OF slic Liccase Com issionevs
CITY Enn. Providence. Octulhtr 81. lSD

Office OF slic Liccase Com rrissionevs
City Hall, Providence. OctolNrr 81. lSb
kpplicatiun Tor ,rpusiy- at ucense 60 sell
pure, spirituou, inioxicaiips and MAJ
/ quors have been made by the following
named persons and Trims;
Bogue, Peter, 27p kichnond ssrect, to over
crosby. Same place
Caprone, Enrlco. Gov, Gil Charles street, 20 clio.
6l2 tnarles nstrect
Nicoli, "a left street, 10 hugh h
Manning, $50 Atw-lls syrnu"
Deacon n Drarfley, III rulton street, 10 j
McDougal, IL Douglas avenue
Fewerhake, August, IS ruiton str 90, To
James May, Il and ~ Fulton street
Foley, James II, ls5 south hain sir"4.,'o Max
Werner, same place
Molter, h Z ana IN, IS Richmond street. To
I2 Pine street
Manning. Hugh, Il. 20 Eddy Atreet. 30 Edward
! Hines, same llaye
Martin. Jo' n, iOi Charles street, 20 i'SS Most
Minister stree:
Ncprrmott. Thomas, 40 Eddy street TO ls
Eddy street
Moffit, John II. II A street. to John Trainer
same place
o'Neil, Gserre, Al Dyer street. to 'e' and ''
Ebay street
The Board Of License Commissioner will be
In session In their oitte. City Hail. filuAf,
November 10, istI. nj 40 o'clock a ~. ~ whini
time and place nl p,rrois 20 desiriag may ne
hoard on tho matter oil grantihs sueh 70
cations
nVvl.l2t THUS SlAoS' NierN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
CTTY LDYERTIsENESTs
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
WerAssessrnent

The owners Of estates assessed for tho con.
struotion Of sewers N, the streets hrrsihsfnr
named are hereby notified hat ms as.s ,sin,hs,
for said construction. were on the "a pay.ol
November. isoS. LOGGED ~ the Office " TIC
In PLUM Street from o.ford street TO
In nARLBoRouGH STREET. from East
Beacon street 60 Pearl street, and In FRANZ
In bRAlTLE sikEET fro@ Waldo Street TO
In POMONA AVENUE from Academy ave-
I'm BoLANDEk STREET from Grand View
In WILLOW sTREET from Aiss,s, street 10
Willow street 10 Wood street. IN hCLsoN
STREET from the end OF present -e~.r N
s %So5 sI sTaE e n from, EiisTy ssrSa' 10 "f Ean.
In TAYIoa STREET from q poin. asoa,
M MaSipns h' avenue sss.S and O. from bncsiry sSre.s
20 Potters avenue. and In nLYAoLLs AVE
AEz TEX S5Sso s'rsss S iiyi from sars@ Niagara
in BARfoS street from Broadway 70
In HEsDR lex STREET from Carleton
street to Academy avenue
In HARRIS AVENUE from cnariotis. Hope
street 90 Eagle street, and In Sans
from hArris avenue 70 the woonasanasuaxs
In CHAMBERS srREEr from Potter. ave.
nue. 70 Huntington avenue 'f
In ckASsTOS STREET from Potters avc-
nue. 60 Huntington Avcpue
In LNMOOD AVEAUE from CraBs,on
street To Union avenue
II payment OF the whole OF sny asseesment
Is nado before the I'd any Of Sovtmber, 1880 .
deduction Will DO made on the sane at the
rate OF ak 90 per csntum per annum from
the date Of the payment 10 said last men
toned date
ons,third OF the assessment may be paid at
any time within one year from the time the
assessment is lodged with the Gtsy Treasurer.
without interest
The second instAlmsnt % ons.thifd ma, DO
paid within two years from the day Of said
Judgment with rho City Treasursr. by paying
IN addition thereto tho interest ON tho whole
amount dueson saiu assesrrnent. ~ the rate OF
ak (6) per cent. per annun from the first day
OF the second year after said lodsment 20 the
time % payment
The last or shird instalment or the assess
ment may be paid within three years after
said Judgment by paying In addition ther.to
tho interest thereon az the rate OF six fcf per
cent.rtr annum from the date Of the last pay
mPnt
IL the 6rst instalment IN not paid OF the
end Of one year from the day Of the lodg-
msnt OF the assessment With the City Treas
urer. the whole assessnent can than be col.
lected, with interest tberefron. at the rate OF
SIX t6l per cent. per nnnum, and exr.nscs OF
collection D. /. y. GhANGEk,
Nov2-2n Csfy Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
A Deep Sea Exploring Expedition.

Denmark's deep sea exploring expedi-
ton to the coasts of Iceland and Greenland
has returned. Bad weather interfercd
seriously with the scientific work, but
the lngolf took soundlngs from Iceland to
Cape Farewell, the greatest depth found
being l,570 fathoms, and secured much
geological material. The lngolf will bo
scnt out again next summC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
Women M Jurors.

II Is reported hat the public Is about to
have an opportunity TO observe closely how
women jurors will try divorce and breach
Of promise eases. Under the new consti-
tuition Of Kentucky women are eligible for
Jury service, and ID is tho intention O giye
the experiment a fair trial.-New Orleans
p~icavuro
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
Considering Politics.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. li.-At the
session of the National Grange last even.
ing n letter was read from Susan Il.
Anthony, urging the convention TO speak
upon woman suffrage with no uncertain
voice. The Legislative committee re.
ported progress and n probable conference
with similar committees Of other bodies
for the purpose OF considering the tariff
and the money question. The national
master announced his committees for the
convention. and at the close ~ the nrst
day tho work for the week vas planned
aud laid out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14

II tho English position Is that 1t will not
seek 10 extend Us possessions la this hem
isphcro. and that IL will not consent TO any
pher European power doing SO, II will be
90 entirely correct one. The United States
Will take tho function q seeing that none
81 them does lt.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
A good Thinr FOR some peo,,c.

The kanir speculation il q good thing
for tho British treasury. which has col.
lcctoi for stamps ON stock Exchange bust.
ness during the last quarter over se5, 0OO..
600, as compared with about els, 900. 900
for the corresponding quarter a year ago.
st Louis Globe. Democrat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
POLL TAX.
895

whereas, the board c. assessors of thu city
Of Proyidence have assessed ON every person
in said city who. ~ registered, would be
qualified 10 vote. o tax OF one doilhr or 70
mroh thereof as with his other taxes shall
amount 10 one dollar. and whereas tho CITY
council Of said city. by an ordinance approved
October e A y, isA5, provided that snid lax
TREASURER on and bets cen the 9th ana wh
days OF NOVEMBER A u. isn5, inclusive.,
Notice is therefore Aer-uy given 70 All per
sesscd ns uforessid 10 paw the sane tor.
CITY Treasurer. between said ON and lnh
days Of November, A ID. 1875. ana that III.
undersiened viii attend daily during said
periods q undays and holidays excepted at
The tres,ury. from v o'oocS a N untt
O'Clock y m. except. saturdays. wacn BE
said taxes. p. II. u. GhAS0fh.
OctSl.d.tf City Treasures.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14

The business men want q short political
sampsigp. Now, n tho politicians will
kindly ohiigc. oil will be wclL-Rochcstvr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
THE POLO STRUGGLE.
Fall River Vanguished Its Never
Ceasing Rival New Bedford.

Over 200 persons We're in the Casino at Fall
River last evening anxious to see the home
team defeat the Whalers. and they were not
disappointed. the champions winning in the
handy SCORE of 4 to 5. Last evenings game
was holly contested. and it was only the OK
cellent team work of Tom Cotter's men that
succeeded in pulling out a victory.
wodtke and Everetts played a star game.
Lest evenings victory ties the champions and
Whalers for first place. The score:
Fall River. Positions. New Bedford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
when rrItaIn Arhltrnte..

England neycr aTbitrates until she IL
cnnironf'd by % prcrondcrance Of artillery
Oh The otbor side IL. Louis Globe Dem
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The Board OF Canvssssrs and Registration
will meet for the purpose of canva,sing and
correcting TIM ward lists OF voters for tho
Municipal Election 20 be held November 20
1905. ON tbs following dates and ut the follow
ing places. viz:
November 10, ~isas-FrRsT WARD Mt pIo.
NEER HALL ON soUTH MAIN srRE@r
Novemb.r 10, ~isOS-sEcoND WARD :. the
wAkp Room On NohTh MAIN SHEET
November a. Iss-THIRp WARD At the
WARD ROOM ON SMITH STREET OF 10
November is. Ias-FouRTH, WARD at the
NOr lr9S Use IS iisSSSsLFrrH WARD at tn.
wAhD ROOM on BEACON AVENUE NJ
Novrm6 Der IA, 1895 Sixth WAND .. the
WARD AooN OF fuDLIc srHIrr from
NOysmssSr y lssSasEyENTH SAER = tss
Novemosr is. IseS-EIaHTH WARD at the
VOTING BOOTH, corner Of MEsSEN and
sor sUssoi s isS ssiiY, rfR WXkp =" t = he
WAkD RooM on EALLAs III z 81
Noyembpr 10, 1895 = TENTH wARp .. the
WARD RooA on ArWELL's ~
100 p m.
Said Board will slso meet for the purposes OF
the final canvass OF AL the Ward and Dissrics
lists OF said city. az their ONCE IN CITY NAN,
on November 20. 1905, 1T Q o'clock>a M.
whose names are ON tho voting list, must rsy
the tax ON the same, ON or before November
IN, lsl6, 10 quality them 10 vote for Aldermen
and COunciinien
BY order OF tho Board Of canva'sers and
nov4i5s CHARLES E SMITH. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14

score-Fan River, s; New Bedford. S. Stops
In goldsmith. 10; Mills, 21. Rushes-R Rob
erts. 8; Parsons 9; Cotter. /. Fouls-Fall
River. ! New Bedford, /. Referee-o'Mslley
Timer-Porter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
w God Engraving

and Commercial Printing done AZ shor. notice
OF News Jcb Oucc. u south Water street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14
L. c. BLISS & CO..,

Boston, Providence, New York, Brook
lyn, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burg-Fae,ory, Broekton, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-14

could have by industry, integrity and fru-
gality be turned TO good luck and the
omens and superstitious figures would
then disappear like dew in from OF a
furnace lire. Because a person wishes to
think black is white does not alter the
fact.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-07
COUNTY CULLINGS.
DAVIS AND VICINITY.

From the Globe.
Geo. Chase returned Saturday from
Union county where he has been dur
ing the past winter going to school and
also taking care OF some horses from
this place.
w. D. Clayton, who was reported to
be very sick last week. is slowly recoy-
ering. His strength is very slow in re-
turning but we hope to see him out In
few days.
Dirk DeVries moved his household
goods from his place north of town to
the place formerly occupied by 9. G..
Grant south of town and Mr.. Grant
will take the place vacated by Dirk.
Geo, Stout has had the rear compart-
,ment of his blacksmith shop fixed up
for a carriage repair shop and has
everything in readiness to turn out as
good work as any shop in Turner
county.
Last Friday morning, while at work
doing her household duties, Miss Josie
Smith, daughter of VIM. Smith, was
suddenly taken violently sick with
heart disease. Dr. Slaman of Lennox
was summoned and upon his arrival it
was found that her heart beat with the
dreadful rapidity of I30 beats per min
ute. She is now slightly on the road to
recovery and we hope that we may see
our friend in our midst again before
long.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-07
Rnr a sonl WAS Saved.

San Francisco Wasp: The devil
once bargained for the soul of a young
man. The devil agreed to furnish all
the money that the Young man could
spend, and if he did not spend it as
fast as it came his soul was to be for
feited. For several years the young
man managed to keep ahead of the
game by the aid of wine, women and
f ast horses, but finally the iiend sent
him tremendous sum which it seemed
utterly impossible to get rid of, when
the young man as a last resort started
a newspaper. At the end OF three
months the devil began to growl, at
the end of six months he was savage
and at the end of a year he owned up
dead broke. The paper went up. but a
soul was saved.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-07
What is the Matter?

What ails the Peoples Watchman of
Parker, Turner county.
When in last weeks issue (No. 46) 1t
comes out with the following great
item:
What ails the farmers of Turner
county that they haven't a Farmers
Cooperative Insurance company
Clay county has one that carries Sl75,-
600, Lincoln county over one-half mil
lion and Minnehaha a little over d
million. 1t is immensely cheaper than
any other. Why does not some one
lead off in this enterprise.
What alls the Watchman? And
what should induce it to so praise up
neighboring counties and not only
ignore Its own county, but come right
out with a broad cast lie? When the
truth is that Turner county has a
Farmers Cooperative Insurance Com
pany that carries over 100000. Was
established over IL years ago; organ
lied under the laws of our state. Re
corded in official books of our county
and proceeding duly reported each
year as provided by law. Aud not
only that, but Turner county was
probably the first IN the state to have
one, their business was extended into
other counties until the lawmakers of
our state passed law for the regula-
ton of such insurance companies. con-
fning their field to one county. Other
counties have since organized for
themselv eS.
Then again we ask what ails the
Peoples Watchman.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-07
The Paris Anarchist Scare.

Persons who assume to know what
the French anarchists are doing-and I
have had proof of the genuineness Of
their information within the past year
tell me they will seek to establish q
reign of terror in Paris i'll October. The
police are convinced that mischief more
serious than any yet attempted is brew
ing The fact that these fears are SO def
mite is the best assurance that they may
not be realized, for the expected seldom
happens in France, especially in such
matters.
There are no apprehensions among the
public. The anarchist scare would have
quite died down save for the fact that
there is growing restlessness among
the Paris lower classes, due perhaps to
the periodical demand of the French
nature for excitement. It has been an
unusually quiet summer in the French
capital. Paris Correspondent.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1895-03-07
PARKER ITEMS,

From the Press:
f. K. Hayward is so much pleased
with the results obtained by putting
his stove In the cellar in his house to
warm it, that he is putting the one in
his store in the basement also.
Nj. Slater secured bonds for $1,000
and was baled out Thursday, and in
fifteen minutes afterwards was arrest
ed on charge of forging a name to a
note in chattel mortgage, and Friday
morning brought before Justice Hurd
for hearing. After an examination he
was acquitted.
Hickey McManara, proprietor of a
wholesale liquor house in Sioux Falls,
has rented the Hinckley billiard room
of Mr.. Gorham who owns the building,
and sent $500 worth of furniture and
fixtures to fix it up into Il saloon,
where it is said he will keep an open
bar, and has hired Jim Broderick of
Hurley, to tend 1t for him.