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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

cally, The publication OF the Burllng-
ton rtatemeHt gave 4 decided impetus
TO lie general upward movement M the
exhibit was decidedly legs encouraging
tiinnl mad been expected. The activity
Hltbsldcd tn n considerable extent IN tho
afternoon dealings, but the upward ten
uenCS was SIN In evidence. Tho high
priced stocks were In good demand. Tho
advance tom the low point averaged l
per cent or therCnboutJ In the principal
SHARES with n partial reaction NJ the
close. Tho market left or steady,
Tie bond market displayed aggressive
strength on Investment AMI speculative
dtallnES with the greater activity IN
the Reading Issues. Tho sales were
1861. 900.
Governments firm on dealings of
$4,000.
Silver certificates were a shade higher
at G6lsc, on dealings OF 81 900.
Tho totnl sales OF stocks to-day wer0
23D,2ii shuCei,
The Evening Pos,'R London financial
cablcgram:
The stock markets were fat to-dny
and little business was done. Ameri-
cans were dull, but the close was much
better on New York prices. and cable
ndvlc"S that half q million sterling In
gold wna on Its why to New York from
Australia. The Paris bourse was Hat.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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4iuhtls fNptcSS '','''' ..,..,. '''.''' '''itS
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Baltimore Il Ohio ....... 80. sec. 500, ~,
canada southern ....... ... .'.. ..."'''' iiGIA
central racine 80. $500, -. ...'.'. go u
EheShlehke y ONO 5000. 80. ...'' go 1919
Chicago Il Alton ..,.. 80. ..... ,."."...lh
Chicago. burlington & Quincy ...,.... Il0Gh
Cleveland, Cincinnati, chi. & st. L.. 9GN
COLORADO Coal y iron ,,... .,,.. '.,'''' "a
Cotton oil Certificates ,,... ..,.. ...,..a
Delaware 4. Hudson ..... ....: az. ..'''El
Delaware, l.nCkawHnna Il Wcstcrn..,l
Denver 4 Rio Grundn preferred ..'.,. "
Erie 80. ...,.. -. So. see. .......,.. lih
do first preferred ........ ..,.. ..-"... 36l9
90 second preferred >. -, .,....' .'' M
Illinois Central 49,. -. see. ..."'' w.
kansas II TCNns preferred 80. 80. -.
Lake Eric " western ...... ..... ..'''' -
DO preferred ..... ...... 49,. ...,..''' Gn.1
Lake ShOfc -. ''.'.'.''' .''' -. '''''''Ia.rt
i'chG trust go, .,;,.''' 900 ''''''''' III
Louisville " NnslVlIlc 80. 80 ...'..'''' tsP2
MlCilStn lCittal ''..s. see 800 $50 "
Missouri Pacific go. .,..n -. 49,. 2lis
Nashville & Chattanooga =. .......,... "
National Cortlngc ..... 80. 800. ...... "a
40 preferred ....';.' go 800 '."''.,3a,.
New Jersey central SOC. 49, ''"'''iV5-
Norfolk & Western preferred ......... IN
Northern PnCiilc .'..... see ..... ''"'. Ij.s
do preferred ....... 80. ...... ........ 2lLt
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

THE King OF Pills ia B%cccham'a-
DEECIIAM'S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
Wheeling g. Elm Grove Railroad,

iDaily. except Sunday. u
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut J:i3 Il. M, and Wheeling atl2;l7
u, N, II. L. WEISGERBER,
General Manager
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30
RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

Time nble in effect July IL, IS9d. Daily.
tDaily except Sunday. EASTERN Tlme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-30

Cattle - Extra. 1000 to 1900. 4GiAc;
good. 900 to 1000. "a, I+c:good, 500 10 300
3HG3%c; fair. 100 to 500. SI3hc: COM
mon, 600 to 700, 2iAQ3c: bulls, 2a34c:
cows. lk@3c.
Hogs-l:Xtra, 81 1913 Co: good g ESQ
, 40; common. 81 TJG3 90.
Shccp-l:xtra. 3G3hc: good. 2hTSc;
common. 2T2i4c: lambs, 3.75Ii%c.
Flesh cows-S20G30; calves al G5Isc.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25

At the door Of every newspaper ofh 3s
might be posted the general order
Rush
The busiest concerns in the busiest
streets are sluggarss compared with
these nswsgathsrlng hives whore human
fingers and brains are matched to keep
up with machinery.
The brunt OF this fatiguing' mental
strain, unavoidable In: getting out one of
the big city dailies, for example, the
Chicago Evening Journal, falls on its
business mansger-in the case Of this
Oldest daily In Illinois. Colonel Frederick
o Pierce
Colonel Pierce is one OF the busiest men
in Chicago. city OF early and late
workers Brain workers In every profes
sion will thank Colonel Pierce for the
following statement recently made by
him:
For several years l have bsen troubled
with sick headache, caused by copstipa
ton; otherwise have always bsen Ia
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
THE Y. n. c. 4. COHYENTION.

Physical Director jackson. 81 This City,
Addressed tho Meeting Last Might.
Work Of the Convention.
HAoEBsrowN, Nd, Jan. 20 The
twenty fourth annual convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Maryland Dslaware, District OF Columbia
and West Virginia began in HaRerstown
yesterday afternoon. The initial meet
Ing wss held IN the Presbyterian chapel
and conducted BY +. O. Middleton, Of
Washington, D. o. After =
temporary organization b. q. Won
Zaetrow, physical director of tho Balti
more Association, gave au address on
"Tbo Associations Responsibility TO
Foreign Speaking Young Men Mr. Won
Hastrow was formtrly connected with the
household Of the Emperor OF Germany.
o. r II Jackson, 0f Wilmington, Del f,
discussed when a Physlcal Director Is
Empleyed " and j W. Barton, Of 3slti
more. spoke on "Whsrs There is No
Physical Director
Tho evening meeting was held in
Trinity Lutheran Church Percy S
Foster, of Washington, who led the
great Christian Endeaver choir In
Boston and the Moody choir ia Wash
ington, conducted a song nerviee. 7, d..
Tesker, Of Warrington, made the report
OF the state executive committee. Raw,
w. a Dunbar, ID. D.. pastor OF 80 Mark 5
Lutheran Church, Of Baltimore, delivered
an address on Y M. Q A. work
The following committees we're np-
pointed On state committees report.
h Lauedale. Baltimore; W. w
Saunders, Frederick; +. O Bown.
Cumberland. Devotional. F. w Lang.
WILMINGTON; f w. Soaler, Piedmont
William r. Meglnuls, Bagerltown.
Resolutions, James Glrd wood, Of Balti-
more; r. II Williams, Of So Johns
College, Annapolis Business, E l.
Thomas, Hinton w. Va J G Lynch,
Wheeling. 0 O Winters. Erneat Smith.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

David Gregscn. a well-known resident
Of Cecil county, Is dead At tao age Of "A
years He WAS a nltivs Of Ireland
The nav shirt factory At Rldgely will
soon bo In operation.
st. TroreEa Catholic Church Port
Deposit is undergoing extensive repairs.
The building will bs newly frsscosd and
new pews added. The church will be re
opened on Easter day.
Ellendale will hold q meeting on Non
day Ia the interests OF the new Qasen
AIMEE railroad.
The Chesapeake aud Delaware canal
will close on Monday nexs while the lock
At 50 Georges IS being repaired The
Ericsson Liue steamers will continue 20
ran and will transfer freight aud
passengers At St. Georges.
Il Is reported that the susouehsnne
River Electric Company Is negotiating
for the purchase Of the C5nowingo
bridge
Burglars entered the hardware store Of
JOhn e Alexander 8 Son In Elkton and
secured property 60 tho amount of s75
An entrance was effected by prying open
a rear window.
Diphtherla is raging nesr Pennington
and schools have had to close on account
III
Charlotte E. Llttleton, Of Georgetown.
has been granted an original widows.
peaslon aud William j Darby. Of Mi
FORD, gets g renewal
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Taibot Ogstormon &C War.

EAsroN, Nd Jsn % The Oystermsn
OF Talbot county are engaged in the
bitterest kind OF a war among them
selves. and the legislative committees on
the Chesapeake bay and tributaries will
bs asked TO settle the conflict The tong
men want the Choptank river and ail
other Talbot waters closed TO rcrapers,
and the Dorchester tongmen join with
them in asking for the prohibition Of
scraping IA the Choptank The tongers
hsvo circulated petitions throughout the
county, which have been signed by them
almost to a man. and also by farmers,
merchants, mechanics and others not
directly interested In the oyster business
On the other hand, the serapers and
most Of the packers are circulating
counter petitions asking that the scrape
laws bs not molested They say that toe
legislation proposed BY the tongers will
drive out Of busiueso the boats and men
engaged in Ecrspipg aud will close the
packing houses at Oxford. St. Mlehsels,
Claiborne. Cambridge and other points
Evening journal., 1896-01-25

perfect health, and never sick but for
two weeks in my life. This sick head
ache has been very annoying. have
taken a NUMBER of different medicines
which have bsen used and recommended
by others, but not until took Paine's
celery compound did l lind any relief.
"Thls season l took one bottls and
vas not troubled with headache for at
least six months Since that time
have kept the medicine in the Office and
used It occasionally. and have not been
troubled with headache since.
Il have recommended it to a number
of my friends, who have been benefited
IS have. For person who is disposed
constipation, IL is unqusstionsbly one Of
the best med cines that there is on the
market to day.
Yours respectfully,
IF O. PIERCE,
Business Manager Chicsgo Ev. ming
Journal
A black cloud is no sursr indication Of
an spproaching storm than persistent
head achsB ara OF dangerous debility.
There is no one espsolfe that cen per-
Evening journal., 1896-01-25

m lnsntly cure headaches unless 1t goes
to the seat Of the troable That great
nerve and brain resterer, Pains's celery
compound, does get rid Of them and
leaves no chance for their return,
because the deep seated cause.-The
weakened nervous system at last is
supplied with the food 1t has so sadly
felt the need of.
The best physicians in every city In
this country prescribe Paine's celery
compound, where q rapid building up Of
the system is imperative. As an
invlgorstor in cases of nervous exhaus.
tion. sleep plessness and poor state OF the
blood it is the mainstsy Of the sblest
practitioners throughout the United
States.
A mere glance at the faces of weak,
nervous, run down persons after they
have begun TO use this greatest Of all
remedies, shows how rapid is the
nourishing effect of PRins's celery
compound.
There are thousands upon Thousands
we'll to-day because they ussd Pains's
CELERY compound.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Home f,r Feiendless children

EAsroN, Nd, jar. 2s The board Of
managers Of the Home Tor Friendless
Children Of the Eastern Shore Of Mary
land. which is located at Easton. is asking
the General Assembly fer an appropria.
{ on Of 50 coo q year fer the next two
nsosl years for the uses Of the home This
Is the only institution en- the Eastern
Shore which aaks state aid. II taxes
care Of orphan and frieudless girls. gives
them q rudimeutary scholastic education,
religious training. and prepares them
TO earn living Es women The inmates
are bound to the home until reaching a
certain sge. and when ready to leave
family homes are found for them
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
LETrsRs FRoM rAE pEopLg.
That LlebIr Nulssnce

To the Editor of the Evening Journal.
Sra: Having seen card In your
paper OF the 22d inst, stating that the
employees OF the Delaware Pulp Works
have pstitioned the Board Of Health to
abste q nuisance At the Lleblg Manufac-
turing CompRny's Works. desire to say
the nuisance complained Of is the pollution
Of the air With gases aud also tho water
OF the Christians creek has become
impregnated with some foreign sub
stances from those works aud that the
gazss arising therefrom are slckening
and most disagrseable, Is It Affects our
whole system, caueing us hesdacho,
making US gag and sick az the stomach
In fact during working hours we are
nothing more than walking gas holders
You have certainly not forgotten the
manner in which our homes were 10
tested last summer with this same
plague, for such It is. Well, they
tried the experiment OF burning it
under the boilers That which
escaped burning passed safely out Of the
smoke stack into the air. The next
move wss putting condenssrs along the
wharf and dlsohsrging the contents into
the Christlana. Aud this has caused the
petition to the United States
f2h commissioners signed By hundreds Of
oltizsna who reside bOth In this city and
al along the creek, protesting egaint the
pollution Of said waters with refuse
matter from these works, rs the
6Hkermen say that their customers
have cancelled orders for any more
fish caught in the waters OF the Chris
M II
lowed TO paps into the air or through
the condensera, 90 long will
the nuisance exist We extend an In
vitation TO any gentleman wishing to
convince himself OF the rxtent OF this
nuisance TO pay Wait to the Pulp
Works, and be convinced
Respectfully yaurs.
A WORKMAN.
WilmtnQtau Ianu,rv OK
Evening journal., 1896-01-25

for nearly a half mile around and the
Highest tide Of the year was in this
10 morning
Buy your shoes at McGrory's.
Gifts with AIiddloton's 8 tea g. coffee Thompson
All the school children will have two
holidays next Washington s
birthday and the day following
Elliott. music teacher. in town Saturday.
Rev James M Wise and John AZ.
Hendricks addressed the M. X revival
meeting last night. There WAS one
conversion.
Butter SOC. 25c and 3Oc at Thompson's,
Sheriff Gillis sold under the hamns
at the United States Hotel yesterday
afternoon Eve lots Of land in Pencadol
hundred, seized and taken into execution
81 the property Of David and Jane lrgin
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
For a Convention nan.

ST LOUIS, Jan. 90. This city is likely
soon TO have o convention hall which viii
comfortably seat moro than 10000 per.
sons Since ST. Louis secured the Repub.
lican convention some Of the most inhu'
ential persons of the city, members of the
Business Mems league, have conceived the
idea of combining for the erection Of P
convention hall and Of oxpending for this
purpose money which would be used IN
building a wigwam.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
HoRsA AND LAURADA.
The Alleged Filibustering Vessels VIII
Hereafter BE Fully Armed.

The Alleged FiiibusterinS Vessels VIII
Hereafter BE Fully Armed.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25-It was an
nounced that the J. ID. Hart cOmpany's
steamers would hereafter leave this port
fully armed. Collector OF the Port Read
was officially notified by the company's
counsel, but would give no decision until
he had made an investigation as TO wheth
er the steamers win bear the character OF
a military expedition.
"Thero is no doubt, he added, "it is q
violation of the neutrality laws TO carry
arms 90 country with which this coun
try is at peace.
The Horsa and the Laurada are the two
vessels that Will be equipped with arms
Captain Kor, the company's counsel, says
that each will carry cannon and maxim
guns The decision in the Laurada case al
Charleston on Thursday, which ended II
the acquittal of Captain Hughes, inspired
this action
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
The wnson nEurdsr Trlal.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, Jan. 25 The de-
Tense has opened in the case of Frank viii
son, charged With the murder Of Henry
BonneclSe. Several merchants from Phila
delphia and Gloucester and Woodbury., n
j., TO whom Detective Jones owed small
store bills, said he lacked truthiulness. II
was also In evidence that two attempt:
had been made TO rescue Wilson from tho
datoctives-ono by members Of the A. p
A. and the other by a Scranton young wo
man, with whom he had started a tlirta
finn
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
nenth Of General Lawrenee.

LONDON, Jan. % 5--General Richard
Lawrence, the last OF the five Lawrence
brothers who distinguished themselves in
India has died at Biarritz. General Law
renee was one Of II children whose father
was Colonel Alexander Lawrence These
chil0ron were born in Ireland, tho family
being Irish Protestants. Lord Lawrence,
the famous viceroy and governor general
Of India; Sir George 81. Patrick Lawrence
and Sir Henry Lawrence, all greatly dis.
tinguished in Indian affairs, were his
brOthers
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
troubled Itaiiana Al Newark.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Jan. Magistrate Dean
was aorely puzzled over a case yeaterday
the partles Interested being Italians and
unable 20 speRk word Of English II
appears that Vingerzo Sposto and q
woman. named Nuneletts Daluka, had
stolen $265 from William Sans The
robbery ocourfed In New York state.
and the parties had nsd. The
warrant was sworn cut by Sans and
Constable Mote found the man and
woman near Harmony. After consider
able pRlaver with joe Ferro rs intor-
prefer the man and women we're held.
dispatch frsm New Ymk, where the
robbery occurred, said hold parties until
requisition papers could be gotten The
man and woman we're sent to New
Castle TO- day.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Trouble Brewing over Harrls' win.

Special Correipondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 25 There is trouble
brewing over the disposition Of the
estate Of Charles Harris, tho eccentric
old man who died hers last Monday a
caveat Is to bs fled by Miss Sarah d.
McPhail, mir. Harris nises and
a contest viii then bs made.
II Ia said By man here
wLo is thoroughly eouversant
with Mr. Harris Affairs that the whole
estate, which at ono time was estimated
to be werth nearly half million
dollars will not reallzs $50 600
owing to bad management
and depreciation Ia securities. notably
wator bonds, tho purchase of which
eeanod to be fad with Mr. Harris In
rscsnt years. It is expected that Mas
Mophail will come to Dover on Monday
and direct her legal advisers TO institute
the contest before the register Of Wills
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED IN 80
MINUTES,

Dr. Agnsw's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases Of Organic or
Sympathetic Heqrt Diss.ss IN 80 minutes
and speedily Ell tets a cure. Il Is peer
less remedy for Pslpitation, shortnsss Of
Breath, Smothering Spells, Pain in Left
Side and ell symptoms OF Diseased
Heart One dose convinces Sold by N
B. Danforth. Second snd Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Important Assault Case Settled.

Tbs case (hsld for COURT Of the state
VS.. Harry Dsllcn, Of this city, for
aggravated assault on John Furman, an
elderly Hungarian, has been settled aud
Dellon's bondsman has been released Toe
settlement WAS made bsfore Mayor
prsters aud Attorney John q. Rodney.
representing Dellon It Is understood
that for a neat money consideration
Furmnn withdrew tho charge. and all the
parties went away well satisfied
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
InnIdnnla-nflhn M.

Professor g. w. Andrew will lead the
EpWorth League service at the Methods.
Church 10 morrow evening. The topic
for this service Is "The Intercsssory
Prayer" l. 10 the day Of prayer fer
colleges.
Yesterdays rain was 70 heavy that tho
Narrow Dgke has ovsIh,wsd its hanks
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Ger One OF rhnae Rnnira.

We have few COPIES Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold nc ST. 75 a copy,
which Is about one-fourth the publlca
tion price Also some copies OF Ruud and
McNally's Oyclopedla at so %, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL effiea.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
FuneraI Of john R.IIatImor.

Funeral services over the remains Of
John r Latlmer were held 60 dRv At the
residences Of his sister on Maryland
avonus at II o. m. The intermrnt was
private
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Separated From Her row.

The tug Bsrwind, while on her way
morning with tcw Of barges was sep
aratad from one OF them. which broke
adrft of Marcus Hook, and struck on
the bar on the other SIDE Of the river
The remainder Of tho TOW was anohorsd
Ia q safe place.
Brass ana silver polish al sioops.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Wilmington, January 20.
A Very Largo Cargo Of ON

The British steamship Broadmsyne
cleared for Londtn yesterday with
1.16f572 gallons refined petroleum
va.ued at $76 600. This is one OF the
largest cargoes Of oil ever taken out of
this mort
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Iucrsnssd It's Indebtednsss.

CHEsTKR. Jan. 25 The stockholders
OF the Chester Electric Light Company
met yestsi dag and voted to incresse the
bonded Indebtedness Of the company from
$35. coo to 500. 600 This is done In order
to cover the erection Of the company's
new plant
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Vosssis Stopped short Bv Fog.

A heavy fog yesterday on the Della
ware prevented a number Of vessels from
moving about the river Over twenty
vessels were detained at Break water
during tho entire day. and others nt
different points. On the lower Delaware
the ioe was reported more denss than In
this port The schoolship sarotoga
which har been anchored at Brandywlne
Lighthouse for several days awaiting
fsvorabls winds. and which expected to
sail yeste day morning, was unable TO
leave her anchorage on account OF tho
fog A dispatch to the Moritime Ex-
change reported that everybody on
board was In gsod health. II the weather
Is favorable this morning she will stArt
for the Bermudas
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
Recovering stolen Horses.

Mill Greek Union Association, society
for the protection OF stolen animals and
the detection OF horse thieves. held It's
annual Meeting this afternoon OF 1
o'clock In Ualon Hall, Mill Greek huh
dred
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
MIR Lavender Succeeds HlmseIf.

Governor Watson has announced that
he will rsaPpoint Joseph L Lavender, OF
this city, as notary public The an.
nOuncement was made this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
omeern Of a New Lsnn.

Loomis o. Wise. Of this city. has
returned from Clayton whore he ergan-
izsd new branch of the Republic Loan
with Sl2 600 worth Of stock Henry
Anthony was elected president, Dr..
Curtis o Sweeney vics-president; W.
S Colpitts secretary; W. o Hoieeksr,
treasurer; Z K Cochran, attorney.
Evening journal., 1896-01-25

In Respect to Prince Henry's Memory.
HALIFAX, Jan. 25.-The flags are at
half mast on all the government and mu.
nlcipal buildings out Of respect 60 the mem
ory of Prince Henry of Battenberg. A
resolution Of coincidence with tho queen
was adopted in the provincial legislature,
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
The Administrator WIN Sell.

This afternoon James Il. Chandler,
administrator, will sell tho property Of
Anna Lambsrt. deceased. It is situated
AZ rhlrd END Dnpont streats
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
VlcfIm I'D PnenmnnIa.

Mlchael Msnion. OF Yorklyn, died Of
pneumonia last night he was EN-
ployed IN the snulf mills there
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
A Republican Candidate Trolted Oat.

James B Foater. night warden at the
county jail aud active IN politics as an
Addloks Republican, wss to day started
out As candidate for New CsBtls county
Commissioner from The Fourth district to
succeed Henry N White, Democrat
Evening journal., 1896-01-25
rIaheIm sn Forna q Oo-Partnarahip.

Captain Charles Lancaster, William
Blrnett and Joseph johnson have
formed a partnership for market
fishing. aud have decided to 90 down TO
Laipsic creek with sundry seinss, nets
and fishing appliances. The men talk Of
using sa double barrellsd" pound net
which has bsen found very effective for
carp snd trout. The party will start for
Liipiic next Monday