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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
Aus metter Syerne.

gu cen Stsien. Die aus ~ptrlonlttet
lleberSeusuus oas 8,rfsn oes Trdlaten
8nelpp oils HatararSt in B0risbufen in
Batetu p"reilsn, seh6rt nun aub Der
bOhD. y. Yaulnus, .. 9. g., bon
Cob Spring, welder ausenblidltn oils
&ursolt IN R0rlshofsn psilt uno uns
iber lsUen 8urort untsr' m2S. Suit Had
itsbeness m,ttbeilt:
3DrlabOfen, Dos DOR etlpa II Sabrer
Der NuBennelt fat nod unbsfannt mar,
bat lsst metr oils eineu Weltruf lid er.
worbeu uno 1T felussuess ens asrlnsite
uutsr Den aurbdoern @urppas. Sbpobl
in Hmerifa uiel BON @brisbofen aeipro
den uno plel 9sitriebsn wlro, 10 fanu
mon lid bort ooh tslnen Bssriff bapon
maiden, mas R0rlsboien beute III, es
let oenn, mon bat es NIT eiaeuen Nussn
oelsben. IS beiiBt eine elstirllbe Stra.
Benbabu, eleftrilte Beleudtuns, 5un9ei'
iun9en, cine 5batIahe, bic faum in el,
rer onosren Staot gurppas Don sl.idsr
8IOBe su finoen 1T. Die utelen nsu
auisetlbrteu @ebauoe uno Die pielen,
wsl6s sben sebaut meroen, 5eissu oeut.
lid, mas R6risboieu Dem Gater ane,pp
oeroantt. Gin ieoes iribere Bauern.
haus 1T in elm. comforiables 2o9isbaus
umsttuluoelt uno oa i'm baieriiten BOD.
lano Der Name ,&oli" hnlt sar ~ be.
llebt 1T, 10 bat Der eine W0rlsbofsr lem
Saus neu u%mmooslirt uno ibm ben Ha.
men r8iua 8Oii" sssebsu; Der anosrs
nennt oas ieinrse r8lla &oia." Elm au'
oerer .SlQa Rollel" etc., uno 10 lit oas
iribere alte 86risboien in etue elesante
msoerne Babe Siaot u%msswanbelt, be
fist noble 6otels, Retaurauts uno aaui.
LADEN iiir oles Hotbpenb,se uuo unn0
tblse. 8esenpdrtl9 iino lber 1000
8ursGite in 8Orisboien. Betritt mon
WOrlsbOfsn, 10 1T Der erite @eoanfe:
0err meines Gsbens, finb bic Geuie bier
nod seitelo? pa 9sben 10 bic noblen
9omen nit lelbenen &ls,oeru uno bic
bibi6eu Serren nit ibtsn sulonsn Spi.
dsrn ale baariuB! Nber tuum 1T man
einsn Tag oa, 10 eeht man ielbf idou
taarinB ooer in Sanoalen, oenu nur
Gnfommllnse trasen bier Sdube. lluo
ibaut man iid unter oieisu Weniben in
Sanoalen ndber um, 10 finoet mon ale
Nlters. uno ule Siauosstlaiisn pertre.
ten. 8iuoer uuo 8rsris, Bllb6ie uno
Brleiter, 8samten uuo Nrbelisr, ale,
ole, bic pile beeiirien uno lie bel feinem
GrSte fiuoen fOnnen. fOmmen sum suten
Batter anelpp. SD CLAUDE faum, BOB
es Elm clollliiries 9ano Der Welt slbt,
peldeS nidt feline Bsrlreter bier in
NorisbOien bate. pa lino Sabine unb
YrsBbaiie, 8linoe, i~iberbaupt 8ranfs
allsr Grt, bic ollie iud,no nad Boris.
bofen iommen. uno fiuoen lie bieie
oudP 0uu-mOssu aut balbssbiloete
NtrSte uno Guadialbsr lbsr 8ueipp
Seilmeibooe ,polteu, es bleibt uno 1T
tpabr: Yiarrer 8ueipp bat idoa 1000
SsbOiIsn une bilit nod tdali9. leii.t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
en

Wenn man beuiSuin9e I'M 9splbls
uno 9strIebe Der leloiseu Yolltlt ors
@tnem sur 0ono sebsnoen Seitunsen
ourhfobsrt, 10 mu6 man uutulltlbrlit
auf ben 9soanfen fomnen, oas es iit
bel Der ndthen &ablcampa9ne einjia
uno alsin oarum banols, ilr men Der
Yrdiosutitubl erfohtsn plro. ga mon
mus nunsbmsu, oa6 Don Der @ubl Dee
Brliosutiblits Ganotoatsu oas Sell
bes 9anoes ubbinss. llno aleitiaas
mus man beim Surbieieu Der Ssttuuesn
Su Dem 9eonnten fommsu, onb ole 8db
runssfrnse in Der Wabl oss obsrfteu
8samtsn oleies 9anoes sIpfls. Sa sibi's
aper guns anoere 5rdse 81 lpien ole
oteie, uno elne untsr oieIsn plslen III Die
2oluHg u~nlsrer ioSldl'wirtblhoit lttpsn
YrUbleme. Sn Der 0dbtunssirase III
oas CUTE Bolt I'LL elumal nibt betpan.
bert uuo piro olss nuh ppbl uiht per
Der, rusnu mob 10 pisl barber aeibrie'
ben uno ssiproaen wlro. 9isie 8ah
runssfrase ipule ~unierss Grmsiisns MIDI
our1 stne Nbfilmmuns bsolnst lem,
IonberH iolte uOn Den Sollspsrtretern
nab reifliter usberlesuus uno Sluiu
Srehuns iatusriianotssr H~atipnal. Oeto
nomsn srlsoIst werosu. Sehsn MIR al.
10 Dor aQsm oarua6, oaB DE Rnbl Der
Gou9re6reprd entanlen elne CUTE 1T,
ndmlld lolter, Die uuisrs 5inanS9e'es'
sebun9 IN c0uIsruatlusr Weile pslterbll'
ben. au6 Die 1urlfftase ioLte BET Der
Gabl nltt gang au6er Gdt s"elaiisn
iueroen, oenn BON lbrer rihtlssn 9Oluus
hdnst iebr olsl ab, Oh bic 9eltdfts
flaubeit sebobsn ODER oh oleislbs nod
ueriidtft tusroen ioQ. Nu6sr oisisn sibt
es aber aub nod anoers 8ldittsn.
8le DIE g~rfabruHs Der lesten uiouats
seSelst bat, stbt Is @onsrs6abseoronsts,
DIE Dor Der apalitsnsS stte stne srO6s
5urht baben. SOltsn 5peireutiasn
YerloneH ioIte Elm rsttosnfsnoer Blrs
ger lelne Stlmme ooreIbalteu.
Damn 9lbt e aber auh nod elm 9es
bet, eas pGbreuo etner HatlOnal, Yam.
pusue u Su Oft uuBtr adt selafisn
uIro. Wir mstnen oas DER 2salslaturs
pablsn. @le ulsle smpfinolidsn Shld,
&c puroen ntdt seseu bic untsrrldts.
IrGbrsHo Der lesten jsbu Sabre
seiubtt. Dor AQsm gilt es bier aui Der
Sut gu isln. 5relbsitsliebsnoe Stlmm
stbee lOatsn nur iOl1e 9anoloatsn IN be
pablsn, Die ourdaus irei BON
untls rellatOiem ODER aud relIsIoiem Ja'
latlsmus iiHo. Bel Der Rabl Ger Gan
lhaue mon senau auf oersn Der
3an9snbsit. pore mon nitt auf oersn
,leiBneriIden 8orte, ionoeru lebe mon
3snau 81, bob MIR IN Die 9estslatursn,
IN ben Senat uno 9OnsrsB wsnissr tdui
Ilhe Wluner uno mebr Mduner aus
Yolts, welae iir oas Bobl oss
eluitebeu. biueinlbideu "tonuen;
ceuu nur Don iolteu 1T 81 bpffsn uno 81
truarteu, onB oas nllssmeln geiublle
SsolrinlB nat elmer b"eIiersn Sage oss
I'M GlssmeiHen befrieoist ioiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13

Nutiaaen Weasa Standardization uno
as9cn u,er Nufinssn pe9en 8lebliabl
ongftreust Iporben.
Der 8 husioer re I in Nsp
Yott lanert 'ott.
9ienias Wprssn ertldrte Die 3
curitp'B IN Duluth ben @Vn'
care. 9as 5oulisment wuroe ourh
Den umItano uerurNaht. ocB 10 piele De
politeu in lsstsr 3s,. Suridusrlanst NOR
ben iiuo. Die Sauf mar fsrner nlht I'm
Sianos, Die lbr ssitulostsu Betrdse eins
Sutoustiirsn. Das Yers'ibnlB Der De
ftdnee 1T mob nidt uerDHentllht luorosn.
2aut Dem lssten Auapsls Der Banf be
trosen Die DspoIitsn 1884. 900. Der
Btaioent oes uertrahten 5,uanSinit,
tuts. pelhts i'm Sabre 1889 s'ariu>et
putor, III SO,epb Seluooo. Der 8a'lirsr
i. W. Ba,ue. Das Nttlentapltal be
trd9t 100000.
8iidofSs remiab O'SuIlonn 1T
Wontas Nbeuc in ielner bllhoHihsn
gtetoen5 81 Woble, Nld.. nab LANCER
8rantbeit seiiorben. Ct war 1912 in
@orf. Sriano. seboren. tam 20 Sabr!
lpater nat Nmerita uno uOlsnoete IL
Warplano lelne Stuolsn. SIN Sabre
1868 Wuroe sr IN Baltimore gum Brle
Her geDeibt uno Wuroe 1885 SumBilhoi
Der 0ipSele Wcblle, Nlabama, %eruauAt.
Gn elmer Nlersntranfbeit itarb in
u | m a, Wid., 9isuias Worssu Ger
SO Sabre alle carbohydrates Samuel
81. Wartlu. Srdiosut Der 80 &. War.
TIN, 2lmber 60" BON Chicago. Der BE-.
oeu'enoiie 8aubolSfirma Der Wslt. Der
8erIterbeHe beiu6 ueben ieinsm Nnibsll
on Dem senannien @elhaIt, peltes Su
lammen As BaubolSlaser IN uerltpoe
men Ibe;len Der Ser. Staaten control
l'rt. anh Nntbell on mebrereu Wlnen.
@r b!nterldBt elue 0tttpe uno fiui er
pableue 8inoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
$taot Aeuiekeiten.
Der 6ff,utlihsn S,oh,bf;o,hs, a,

Der offsutliteu Staotblio,bet ,ol.
len curd TermltteIuns oes 2anoloro
Sapuaro sroBere &dumlidfeitsn beiorat
neroen.
Jrau Soiepbina aauimann BON
ct. Yaul. frilbsr SRI. Soiepbiua Yroisr
Don 81. @louo. pe,lt ieit ben lebten aht
2aaen OILS @ait in Der 5amilie bes Capt.
.. 1aplor. a4tSebn large Sabre rueilts
iie nitt mebr an ibrsm @e5urtsorte,
uno ME iie fid freute, alte Beiunute unb
5reunoe uotmals 5u bssriBeu, 10 NOR
Mot ipsniser sroB bic 5reube aasr, bic
IN lbr cine quite alte 8siannie Su srii6en
@ele8enbeit batten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
TIr GountD

ptsrmtt afen @dblrn ron Sttarns
aeunt9 sur 9sfaaisen 9atri6t, hap i'd
ml1 BET Der tcmmsntsn Serbfwabl UNI tas
ScuntY'S basmeiteramt tewsrten merle.
Sn er'uHe ale frtunbit1f UNI sltiss I'm
t%srfusuns.
Setnrth 3bien.
St. elpue, ben II Nusua 90. 36.td
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
Canfia9mn8.

ALLEN. bic uns plbrene Der 8ranfbsit
unleres unpsraeBlthsn 8attsn unp gaters
bulfrstb CUR 9anr ginasn, unb aaen, bic
itt an istnem Besrdbn!6 betbetltgten une
paeurb istne Mneentsn ebrtsn, Iei bisrmit
unisr aufrtbtt9er can't erRattst.
5rau 9. y eihert, Satin unb 8inesr.
ct. 0loue ben 10. Musuf 1896.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
Su berfaufen.

&leie $4.0O per Sunne baar.
shorts $500 per Come baar.
Saall9 Slebfntter 8emablen nnb
llm9etauldt.
lS eoen " Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13

Werlangt peroe quite 65he une
Utaoben. 3auenroe Nrbeii unb gutter
9obn. Wan Sprfhe Dor ODER itrebe
on 2onis 6ot0p. Cargo, q. 4. 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
M'KlNLIY SPEAKS
Al Aiiianc. TO College Attendants and 10
MDFAlng nicn.

ALLIANCE. o.. July 23,-Major Nc
Kinley to-day attended aud took part
in the celebration Of the fifteenth ami.
ycrsary OF Mount Union College. OF
which he IL one OF the trustees. having
come from Cleveland for that purpose.
The principal address was delivered BY
Mr.. Mckinley. After paying high
compliment To DR.. Hnrishorn. the prcsi-
dent OF the college. he touched upon the
value NJ 4 college education. He said
In part:
Young mon and young women, what
your education will h. and do for you
depends upon yourselves. The chief
difference In men, In school or out OF
school. Is In the amount Of work they
do. No measure Of genius, so-clllcd,
Will take the place Of well directed hard
work. II Is not 70 much what Is In the
course OF studies at college which does
you good. as Il ia what you mast.r there.
The mental discipline and the npplicH-
ton OF what you learn IL the aim Of the
zeal education"
At the railway station. a. Nfr. Nc
klnlcy was about TO TAKE thu. train for
Cleveland. an asScmh!agc OF working
men called for speech. In response
Mr.. Mckinley referred TO the object OF
his visit TO Allinnoa. and said: IAN
OF us are interested In the welfare o,
our country because In the welfare Of our
country Is Involved the individual well
fare OF every citizen. II our great couu-
try Is prosperous then the people are
proSpcruuE. What W. all want-nu mat,
ter to what political organization we
may have belonged In the past-!s u re-
turn to the good times OF Years ago
We want good prices and good wages,
and when we have them we want them
to be paid In good money. applause
and cries OF You are rightly Whether
our prices be high or whether they be
low, whsther our wages be good or
whether they be bad, they are all the
better by being paid in dollars worth
100 cents each. Tremendous ch@srinr.)
II we nave good wages thry nre better
By being paid In good oIlars. II we
have poor wages they are made poorer
BY being paid in poor dollars. And, my
fellow citizens. we want more than my
thing else 10 Keep our money equal to
that OF the most enlightened nations
OF the earth. and maintain the credit
and honor Of the government OF the
United States. tGrea: applluse)
We are the greatest country in the
world-greatest In our freedom, great
est In our possibilities. greatest In our
OppOrtunities-and we are too gr,-a; 10
faint Our cOuntry's honor or TO cast
suspicion upon the credit or obligation
Of -"rr government" CApplause.)
Governor Mckinley then returned to
Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
CIGARETTE DECISION
which Conforms TO II Collateral EXPIRES
sion OF the Supreme Court,

sion OF the supreme Court.
ST. PAUL, MINI. July c3.-CircuI:
Judge Slnborn has decided the Iowa
enti-ciEarette law unconstitutional and
ordered released on a wri; o; habeas
corpus Donald C. NcGreSor, OK Cedar
Rapids. Iowa
The law was passed by the Iowa iegis-
latu-e last winter and went into erfec.
on Jelly {. 1893. and prohibited absolute
~ the manufacture or sale Of cigarettes
within the state. or their importation
into the STATE. McGrcZor was arrested
for importing cigarettes and ceiling
them In the oriGina! packages, and an
application for 4 writ az hab-as corpus
was made 10 Judge Sanborn.
The attorney tor the petitioner rested
their arguments on the decision OF the
supreme court OF the United States In
the famous prohibition case that wen,
up from the same stat" some years ago.
after the prohibition law was enacted
there. That decision * TO the effect that
the federal constitution having DELI
gated 10 Congress the power to regulate
commerce between the several states,
th= legislature had no power 10 prohibit
the importation OF liquors into the state
or their sale In the original packages By
the importer
Attorney General Rcmley argued that
the legislature had power to prohIbE: th.
importation and sale Of cigarettes and
cited other authorities 10 FustaIn his
view. Judge SInborn followed the decI-
sion OF the supreme court and granted
the writ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
TOO MANY WIVES
Is the Very, Serious Charge that
Confronts "a Young Man.
HE ALSO las TOO MANY NAMES.
Aud VIII Have an Opportunity to Explain
Matter. when wife No. 1 Come. to ihi,
City from Her Ms's"thusett. Iiom.-Th,
step Father OF wiz so. = Caused Tia,
Young sian', Arr,'t-'iIiIsr Ala, Yon,
kosLi Dsniss Everything.

Some time ago young man Of about
thlrty.iye years OF age arrived In the
city from the cast and made his home
on the South Side. lie gave his name rs
Adam Miller and posed as an unmarried
man. Err ZONE time he has been work
ing In the Riverside mills in upper BEN
wood. From his accent and appearance
many who became acquainted with the
man believed him to b. Of foreign ex-
tnctlpn. and the sequel OF the story CIV
en below seems 10 confirm that belief
Miller became acquainted with the
family OF Frank MinGsnSky. who lives
on Main street between Twenty-sixth
and Twcnty-scYcnth. opposite the Bel
mont mill. The ATTRACTION seems to have
been MinErnSky'H Step-dauEhtcr, Elaine
Hockey, for on the last day0f May OF this
year the ceremony that made the two
man and wife. as the yOuu: woman and
her friends believed. took place In this
city.
Until quite recently everything up-
pears 10 have prosperrd with Nr. and
MrH. Miller. but day or two ago certain
rumorJ us to MIIIer'H life and family re-
lAtiuns In the east before he made his
appearance In Wheeling, came 10 the
ears OF Mr.. MinEensky and his step
daughter. who supposed herself the legal
Miller.
The story was IN effect that Miller.
whose true name Is said TO be YOnskpn-
ski, left legally welded wife and chill
dren In small Massachusetts town
when he came To this town several
months ago. A letter To NIngensky from
Rosetta HOnskonski. who claims 10 be
KILLERS or YCuskonskIs real wife, in
which she tells OF his desertiOn OF her
several months ago, naturally stirred up
quite an excitement In ''Pollshtown. .
The result was Il warrant sworn out for
Miliere or Yonsk0nsklS arrest. which
was served By Lieutenant Ingram. OF the
city police force. last evening. The man
was taken before Sugtice Phillips. and
committed 10 the county jail to await
the arrival OF Mrs. YCnskonski, who was
tele:ra pied 10 last night to come to
Wheeling at ono. She Is expected to.
morrow. when hearing will t1ke place
before the justice.
A friend OF the alleged bigamIst told
Lieutenant Ingram that he had rolf
containing about $500 on his person, but
when the officer searched the nun no
such amount OF money was found
II Is SAID that there !s third wife who
VIII possibly figure in the prosecution OF
fo2skonski or Miller for blgamy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

y OTTAWA. Ont. July 23.-The posi-
billty OF the territorial waters Of Cana
da being the scene OF Cuban hiibust.r-
ing OF nations has led 10 the issue OF an
important order by the admiralty en-
Joining strict compliance with the terms
.of the foreign enlistment act, and pro-
hibIt!ng the issue Of Clcarances by Ca
madam customs officers to vessels dca
tined for Cuba. At liz: present time
there Is a strange vessel destined for
Cuba. At the present time there is n
strange vessel under surveillance in
the gulf OF st. Lawrence. She has been
lowering of the coast FOR some time
and suspicion II aroused that she IS
dcsIrious OF trlnshlpp!nS cargo Of
arms aud ammunition 10 some vessel
deHtinel for Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 23.-Gov-
ernor Mitchell. OF Florida. has appeal
ed to the navy department for help in
protecting his state against the intro
ducti0n OF smallpox from Cuba. Secre-
tary Herbert has accordingly telegraph
ed Instructions to Captain CrJwnin-
shield, OF the Maine. now at Key West.
10 aid the local health authorities in the
work Of boarding. steamers and passing
upon bills OF health. The Maine Will
not be kept at this work long as orders
have been given to the cruiser Mont
gomery now at TompkirsrI!e. s. l., de-
taching her from Admiral Bunrc's
squadron and sending hcr to Key West
10 take the Msinc's place in looking
after fllibus:ering expeditions and en-
forcing observance OF quarantine reg
uiatioHs. The Montgomery is expected
to start south within fOrty-eight hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

Charles L. Hood. Broker ard Manu-
factursr's Agent, Columbus. Ohio, GER
titles that DIR. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as Cough Remedy. ]. D..
Brown, Proprietor st. james Hotel, Fit.
Wayne. Ind, t"stiIeg that he was cured
OF II Cough OF two years standing. caus-
Cd by In Grippe. by Or. Kings New
Discovery. Il. r. Merrill. BaIdwIrSvi!Ie,
Mass, gays that h. has used and recon-
mendch Il and never knew It to fail and
would rather have 1t than any doctor.
because Il always cures. Mrs Hem
ming. 222 Z. 18th vt. Chicago. always
keeps 1t ut hand and Glns no fenr OF
Group. because II instantly relieves.
Free Trial Bottles at Logan Drug COM
pany's Drug Store. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
DISASTROUS FLOODS
sweep the Little Kamawi,a raIisy-Im.
mtn,- Lo.. 10 TImbsrm+n.

mtns- Ioss 10 TImbSrntn.
Special Dispatch TO tho InttlllEcncer.
. PARKERsBURG. W. Va, July co.
The Little Knnawha river Is rasing. II
Is th!r;y.elght feet at GrantBylllc and
twenty-onc fee, here. Logs are passing
at the rate % 1900 an hour.
Wilson e. Sons big boom gave away
lust nlSh; and the contents were swept
Into the Ohio. a raft struck the steamer
Hilton and damaged her considerably.
Coal barGes and tlcH belonging 10 Will
lam Richardson went out.
]. $. wlthers had 1900 Ties swept out
The loss to tlmbcrmen viii reach So
wOrthingtOn creek dId $4,000 damage
by sweeping over the line farm lands to
this clty.
The Cooper Oh field Is entirely In
undated by unparalleled rise OF Car
pcntcr's creek.
business on the fourth diYlElOn Of the
naltim1r. & Ohio railroad Is suspended
Tonight by thc rise Of side streams. n
big washout, aud the cAye.in OF q tun-
mel near Cairo.
Great damage is reported from all
sections by the rise OF the streams.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
aoxosoAaELA IMPROVEMENT.
Report OF 'isjor IinTis-rhs Matter OF the
New IiaTbOr Lins,.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July :a.-Sia.
jor II. L. IICxtc. who has supervision
over improvements on the Mononr>ae-
Ia and Allegheny Rivers In West Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania. has reported
Ia the war department OH progress
made during the IaEt year.
No work other than survey OF the
SITE OF lock and dam 40. 10 was done
on the M0ayngh,fcla.
IheN iTa been general disposition
on tho Part Of the public to observe the
ncwharDor lines In Pittsburgh harbOr.
but constant vigilance Is necessary TO
maintain the rights Of navigation along
the forty miles VI river front covered
by tn hurbOr lines There lis reason -
fear. saya the report, that the legality
OF the new lines may be questioned In
some cases where they cut of from the
rip1tlAn owners something ~ The area
conceded By the old Etlie lines.
Up 10 the present time the material
Interests OF navigation have not been
menaced by such claims. There WAS
an unexpected balance OF ;i0.3iO TO be
applied u the harb0r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24
EEDr E. RATES 10 The sEAsHoRE.
Popular E,enr,ion via IIsl,imor, a ohlo

Popular EIcnrlion via baltimore q Ohio.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad Will
run another one OF those delightful and
popular excursions 10 Atlantic City,
Cape May and Sea Isle City. Thursday.
July Co from Pittsburgh. Wheeling.
PlrkcrEburg. Lexington and intermCdi-
ate points. The excellent train service
and other arrangements that proved 81
satisfactory for the former excursions,
VIII prevail.
The tickets will be good twelve days.
and permit stop OF at Washington on
tn. return trip.
We give below list OF stations In
this vicinity. showing time OF trains
and rates Of fare.
Round trip tickets from Wheeling
ard Pittsburgh. $40 u.
Trains will leave;
a. m. ain. am. pm =. M
Wheeling. ........l2:2J ll:lQ l:5i $40 SO;
Pittsburgh ....... ..... 500 800
Pullman Parlor Cars will be attach
ed io the day train and Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars 10 the night trains.
Tickets will alsO be sold from other
stations at cOrrcspondinSly low rates.
For more detailed information apply
TO nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

as Illustrating the degree OF efficiency
to which the present management Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has brought
It's motive power equipment and esprit
DC corps Of the operating staff. VIC call
attention 10 the fact that during the
mbntEs Of April. Nay and June the
passenger trains and fast freight trains
have almost invariably arrived ut their
respective destinations on schedule
time. The very few exceptions 20 the
general rule were due 10 causes in
separabl" from railway operation. and
against which no forcthuuZht can Who'll
~ guard. Il may be safely said that
during the period named no road in
America, comparable In magnitude to
the Baltimore & Ohl2. can surpass its
record for punctual!ty IN train move
Iuent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

s CHICAGO. JuIy 23.--By the falling
OF n portion of tho Interior dome of the
old posto:Fire building at Clark. Adams.
Jackson and Dearborn streets. this
morning. one workman was instantly
killed and another so seriously injured
that hia life Is dcspaircd OF. The dead
< man Is Nicholas Smith. and Elmer
StrjnGer was terribly crushed by the
tangled mass Of iron and stone. An
Immense derrick was loaded with n
weight of stone and was about to lower
Its load into the rOtunda. a portion Of
the old dome an the Clark street Side
+ OF the building on which the men were
gtandIng, fcll in with crash. Both
men were buried In the mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

Try Electric Ditters as a remedy for
your troubles? II not. get bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure OF all Female Com
plants. exertlnE 4 wonderful direct
Influence in giving strength and tone to
tn: organs II you have Loss OF APP
petite. Constipation. Headache. Faint
Ing Spells, or nre Nervous. Slccp!css,
Excitaolc. Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells. Electric BItters is the
medicine you need. Health and Strength
are guaranteed by It's use. Fifty cents
and 81 20 al Logan Drug Company's
Drug Store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-24

N the vicinity OF BoQuet. westmore-
land County. Pa. almost anyone can
tell you now To cure lame back or stiff
neck. They d1nipen piece OF flannel
with ChambcTlain's Pain Balm and bind
IL on the affected paris and In one or
two days the trouble has disappeared.
This same treatment will promptly cure
4 pain In the side or chest. Mr.. E. ".
Frye. prominent merchant o. Bo-
quct. speaks very highly Of Pain Balm,
and his recommendations have had
much TO do with making 1t popular
tharc.