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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY system.

stations foot Of West 27f 81 Penn r. r.. Cor'iani or
pesht0ss.s 81
.Irdca,e- tim. IRON. ~ Other show
NJ Cortland isrhr ~
sG.IO. OitO A. " dai't SUNDAY 90 ~. A NJ flr
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
81 80. sI5 4. VI daily 'or Wii.K RHE SCPAN
TON week daysl. EtMRA week dl,s) ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BrFFAtO. NIAGARA FALLS
ard the West, and principal local points dining car and
chair car : buffalo
I.,.no =. ..nr 1870. eunsnr
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Steamboats,.

C1ATSKIuL, HUDSON AND COXSACklE
BOATS leave Pier 49, N r.. foot Of Christopher
Street. every W EEK day at p. n.
NEW-HAvEN-FARE, 81; Excursion, $1.5o;
Fast steamers leave Pier 25 z. r., daily SUNDAYS
excepted p ~ ana l2 midnight; arriving IN time for
TO Msrden. Hartford Springfield anc points north
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CLYDE LINE.
- ALL FLORIDA POINTS. THE SOUTH AND SOUTH
The only Steamer Line TO CHARLESTON. s. C.. and
JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE
Accommodations.
Reduced Winter Excursion rates in effect.
COMANCHE. Dec. 10 IHOQCOIS. .....Fri. Dec. II
SEMINOLE Wed. Dec. 10 Algonquin Chas. only Dec -
From Pier 20 East River foot Roosevelt ST. p. NJ.
VIM =. CLYDE CO. General Agents.
Bowling Green y Y.
Fla Cen Pen. r. & p Line. via Jackson vile.
Great 8 Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T q. EGER General Agent 375 Broadway. y. Y
COOKS AMERICAN and FOREIGN TOURS.
Al frequent intervals. All travelling expenses in
cuded For full partic liars address THOS. COOK son.
261 and ,225 Broadway. New York
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JANG1 DR, &c.-By useful man as janito-
porter or Varnisher in furniture house:
pa inter- and paperhanger by trade F. r.
TOMPKINS. - Pine-st.. Poughileepsie.
Y Y
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WORK WANTED.

GERMAN CARPENTER and cabinet
maker wants situation. or work for
landlord or agent; all jobblng reasonable.
Box 2IS $50 3d-ave.
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JANIfOR. ENGINEER. own too.s: all
repairs the house may want: kept clean:
81 - week per house; no other expense
10 owner Brooklyn preferred. A. SCHAF-
FER. - -. Mark's-ave.. Brooklyn.
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JOB COMPOSITOR.-Ger end Eng
llsh: quick and reliable; during 10 years
manager Of printing establishments wants
place. wages slj. Boz CO. Harrison. y. Y.
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sEAMsTRTss or NURSERY neat
Young American: frst-class: well-edu-
cated: city reference: city or country; no
cards I OaO 3d-ave., 1st flight. hack.
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WORK " ANTE ..

Female.
WOMAN. formerly employed In TURK sn
baths wishes similar work. Ms. MAX
TIN. rs E1st 32l -.
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COACHM AN.-Gcntleman wants pace
for his coachman. whom he can hiehly
recommend. Address b. DUFFY, 44s An
ave.
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PORTER. &c--By a respectable colored
man ~ porter or jau!tor; understands
carr Of furnace. steam heat, etc: city
references. W. j.. 1852 Fulton-s,..
Brooklyn.
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COACTIMAN. -- Thoroughly under.fanns
his husiness: good and careful drive' :
keep gertlen:an's stable in good order
sober. honest. respectful; city ~ country
nar,Icula- SEQ los, employer. :. VI.
Moekcr Esq. Coursellor-at-law' ]"
Doradwav Brooklyn
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COACHMAN. -Understands proper care
horses and carriages. generally usetuI :
city or country: best reference last EN-
plove- car he seen. MAGE. l52 l.. go.
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COACHMAN.-By competent single man
,s good horseman generally useful' can
milk IL required. keeps a gentleman e,a
oroou. city or countrv; years references
given. Address @. V. $. Box .. Tribune
once
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MARRIED MAS. ~. Scc'chman. wishes
charge ~ large building or similar posi-
ton, references. W. l29 Wor'h-st.
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WANTED. Position with caterer: can
give best Of reference In regard TO capa-
bllty. Z. G. r., 1913 Kosciusko-st..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
NEW YORK SYNDICATE
Bays 100000 Acres OF West Virginia
Land From John Y. hcGraw.

Bays 900, 080 Acres OF IVES. Virginia
Land From John u. MeGraw.
Washington telegram to Pittsburgh
Dispatch: One OF the largest transactions
of years in West vlrglnia'land has just
been completed by the sale OF the greater
wilderness to a New York syndicate, OF
part of what IL known as the Cheat river
which Cornelius Vanderbilt, DR.. j. Sew
ard Webb and II. Mckay Twombly are
the principals.
This syndicate has purchased from
John 4. McGraw, member OF the Demo
cratic national committee from West
Virginia, a tract OF about 100000 acres
for $500 900. Mr.. McGraw retains a frac-
tional interest. The tract Is about nifty
miles long and averages ten miles In
width 1t lies along the middle OF the
eastern border OF the state. II includes
all the territory about the headwaters or
Cheat river and Is immensely rich In tim
Der, coal, marble and iron. The timber
offers the most tempting field for enter
prise White pine, spruce and poplar,
as well as hard woods, are found in mag
niiicent forests.
The syndicate has also acquired con-
troll of the Leather Trust railroad and
will build an extension of about ITO miles
from Harton, the present terminal, down
through the valley between the Green
brier and the Allegheny mountains to
the forks OF the Greenbrier river. From
that point It will follow the river and
connect with the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad. The new railroad will tap a
portion of the state hitherto undevel-
oped. 1t has probably the largest amount
OF available tonnage in sight OF any rail-
road OF its length in the south.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
rh, unItea slats, snt mawalI.

George Parsons Lathrop In Leslie's
Weekly: Hawaii is undoubtedly one Of
the most remarkable Instances on record
OF small republic holding her own,
with very slender military power, among
the great family Of nations. In this re-
spect she reminds one OF Switzerland,
or OF the still smaller republic OF An
DORA, In the Basque provinces OF North
ern Spain, which continues to this day as
q self-guverned territory, free from mon
archism. The army OF Hawaii numbers
only 500 men, but these troops are well
equipped with modern weapons and ac-
contrements and thoroughly disciplined.
or the eight companies forming the
army, or rather the regiment, that pro-
tects the islands, twO-Companles Il and
Fare regulars. always on duty and I'M
der pay. Captain Bronze was q regular
officer, but declined to take any pay, pre-
ferrlng to serve gratuitously because he
did not need money, and was chiefly In
terested In doing what he could to aid
the young republic In an unselhsh spirit
of American love Of liberty.
The other six companies are made up
Of volunteers. who receive no money
compensation whatever, but are as care
lhllg tNulHpIu anu AllNh 90 hAAN ANhh
lara and subject to call to active duty
at any moment. One OF these volunteer
or militia companies differing from the
regulars only In not being in service oil
the time and In not taking pay) Is COM
posed entirely of Kanakas-that Is, ma
lives of the Hawaiian race. This fact
would seem to suggest that the co.ore1
Hava al ans are not opposed to annexn-
lion.
OF course there are many native Ha-
wallans who are white and are Ameri-
cans. They were born In the islands, as
their fathers lived there long years ago.
AS myself was born there know some
thing OF the conditions. The American
residents, most of whom have made that
country their home (but very generally
have retained their American citizen
ship have developed the country, have
created Its local prosperity and have es-
tabllshed commerce OF very large pro-
portions between the islands and the
United States. when was boy there
all our people spoke and thought Of the
United States as home" and there was
never any doubt then that the little
group so centrally placed In the Pacific
must In the end become part Of the
United States That was thlrty-elght
years ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
THE pAC1FICos
Who were Released From Cuban Prisons
by Weylrr's Orders.

by Neyler'h Oruerns
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. = The Times
says; Gen. weyleF. in Issuing a recent
prnunclamento declaring that three OF
the Cuban provinces were paelHed or
dered that all paeliieos who had been
held in durance as suspects should be re-
leased. This order gave freedom 10 thir-
ty-four young Cubans. among others,
who had been prisoners for two and one
half years at the Spanish penal colony
OF Ceuta, on the coast OF Morocco. They
were taken across the strait to Glbral-
tar and left there penniless, Jose Prin-
eles, OF this city, provided with sub
scrlptlon fund, has just returned here
with fifteen of the released paclficos, this
being as many as the fund enabled him
10 pay passage for. The remaining nine
teen are still in Gibraltar, some with
friends, and all getting food and shelter
as best they can. None Of them, Mr.
Prinelles said, had ever been allowed a
trial or hearing and being only suspects
they were subjected to the full rigor OF
prison discipline at Ceuta, They were,
in fact, allowed the liberty OF the town,
hut they found Il desirable to avoid en-
counters with Spanish soldiers or OFF,
clals, as to meet one In the street gem
orally resulted in their being insulted
or knocked down. They had to return
to the prison, or castle, as they call II,
at a certain hour in the evening and be
locked up for the night, They were fed
on beans, onions and very bad meat, gen.
orally tainted. There were over 400 men
in the prison and many OF them were
sick.
The prison they described az being
filthy. No attention was paid to sanl-
tary conditions. The cells were gloomy
damp holes, pungent with musty filth
that incrusted the floors, OF the mortal
lty in the prison the pacIhcos knew Moth
Ing,
Many of the returned men do not
know what the fate OF the members OF
their families have been. Some have
been killed In battle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
IARIANo cANcELLIERE,
Secretary.
KLoEDIKE GOLD FIELDS.
Dominion Surveyor DlsoouraGeS strsn,
gers from Enter!ng Tint Country.

Dominion Surveyor DlsoouragsS s;ran-
gers from Entering TINT Country.
SEATTLE, Wash. Aug, SO-In speak
ing of the Klondlke gold fields William
ogllvle, dominion surveyor for the
northwest territory dscourages oil
strangers from going into that bleak
country. He denies that any difference
regarding the boundary line exists be-
tween Canada and the United States.
He says
Gold has been found in a certain
zone In British Columbia, running
through the Cariboo and Casslar dis
trlcts. Project Is the axis OF this zone
northwesterly and we touch the Teslln
lake, Hootalinoua river. Steward river
Indiana creek, Troandlke. Sixty Mile,
Forty mile. American Creek, Seventy
Mile and Birch Creek. Now, It is high
ly improbable that gold being found at
all these points as intervening spaces
are barren and will do no more than
say generally that we have a zone Of
upwards Of five hundred miles In
length, some OF It In Alaska, more OF II
In British Columbia, which will yet be
the scene of numerous mining enter
prises. both In the quartz and placer,
the former practically inexhaustihie.
The conditions, however, are most I'M
favorable. There Is a nine months win
ter, barrennGss Is almost total so far as
vegetation and food is concerned the
earth is bound IN eternal frost andthe
thermometer often reaches sixty and
seventy degrees below zero"
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HOME ENDORSEMENT.


"HotiAhE Heopip "hhts
Every up-to-date paper in Wheeling.
All the leading papers in West Virgin
IA.
The majority OF papers in the Union,
Contain proprietary medicine adver-
tisements
All hut one remedy on the market,
Stick close to this stereotyped style,
Foreign evidence for Wheeling read
ers,
Doan's Kidney Pills alone,
Give Wheeling proof for Wheeling
people.
The reader can safely trust to the
advice offered by Mr.. George Friedel, OF
No 40 Indiana Street Read II, he says:
Until four OF five years ago my kid
neys never caused me any trouble, but
began to be troubled with bacnache
and sorcness OF the muscles and when
| would expose myself or catch q cold
II would settle at once in my kidneys
resorted to the ordinary home rene
dies and for time 1 would he appar-
entity free from 1t only to ind It re-
appear with renewed vlgor Along
with II there was a distressing and an
nOylng urinary weakness and my con-
dtlon grew such that had to do some
thing. ! then tried doctors, but got no
lasting benefit When | saw Doans
Kidney Pills advertised for sale at the
Logan Drug Co, I thought II they
would only fulfill half their promises,
they would help me, 80 | got box To
my surprise In a remarkably short
time my trouble left me. II seemed
like magic. / have had no return Of It
since. highly recommend Doans
Kidney Pills to all"
Doans Kidney pills are FOR sale by all
dealers. Price 10 cents or mailed By
Foster ilburn CO., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States,
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There IA nothing just as good as Dr.
Kings Now Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colda, 70 demand II
some substitute No will not claim
there is anything better. but In order
10 make more profit ho may claim
something else TO be Just ~ good. You
want Dr. Kings New Discovery be-
cause you know II to be Bnfo aud re-
liable, and guaranteed 10 do good or
money refunded For Coughs Colds,
Consumption ana for oll affections VI
Throat, Ghost aud Lungnlhoro Ia MOTH
Ing no good as IN mr. Kings New Dis
CoyUrv AZ Logan Drug Company'a
Drug store. Regular HlSe 90 cents ana
u co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

CHICAGO. Aug. 3i.-Mrs. Frances E.
Middleton, wife OF George Middleton, the
theatrical manager. stabbed Belle Car
men, pretty variety actress, last night,
innictlng six wounds. The injuries may
prove fatal. Jealousy was thecause, Mrs
Middleton claiming that Miss Carmen
had allenated her husbands affections.
Although the victim OF the assault may
die, the police permitted Mrs. Middleton
to go home after making statement.
saying that she would be on hand when
wanted. The assault was committed
about midnight at the corner Of Clark
and Monroe streets, where the women
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THEY GO LOADED
do These Prospselors Afier Gold In the
RIOnIlke Region.

DO lne1u froAiecloAA AAtNN WI" 'h s"N
RIOpIlks Region,
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. Si,-Mrs. Jo-
sic Jury made desperate attempt 10
shoot Purser AL Parker, of the steamer
Utopia, al skaguay. on sunday, Angus.
%, and was only overcome after a
struggle, In which two revolvers played
an important part At the time Mrs.
Jury produced her revolver her hus-
band. Edward Jury, had Parker in
ylce-Ilke grip about the neck and gas
intent upon choking him to death.
Pierre Crioux, a French Canadian, who
witnessed the attack, drew second re-
yolyer and lnterfered in, behalf OF Par
keg.
Jury had 5000 pounds Of freight and
claimed that the steamer had promised
him delivery at high water mark, and
that he should not be called upon to
pay excessive lighterage charges, He
went to Parker, who represented the
charter parties, but the latter gave him
no satisfaction. A dispute ensued, re"
sulting in a personal encounter, during
which Mrs Jury tried to kill the purser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 3O-A Chron-
icle special from Victoria contains a
signed statement from Bernard Moore,
who claims the town site of skaguay.
He says that ten years ago he made APP
plicatlon for one hundred and sixty
acres Of land in accordance with the
United States laws as applied to Alas
ka, had legal survey and paid in the
requisite $500 to the proper officials, He
had Just begun to stock the place for a
dairy when the gold rush began. and
now thousands Of citizens OF Skaguay
are claiming the land he paid the gov
ernment for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug. Si.-The Journal
and Advertiser says: Johann Most, the
high priest of anarchy will shake the
dust of New York from his feet for good
Within a week. Most has decided that
New York is no longer fruitful field
for anarchist propaganda and nextweek
he will go to Buffalo to take charge OF
the Arbeiter Zeitung. The circulation
OF Most's New York paper, the Freihelt.
has been dwlndllng for the past two
years. 1t stopped publication recently,
having simply died OF inanatlon. The
autonomlst group deserted Most years
ago and even the communists were be-
ginning to declare that he was not half
radical enough. Yes" said Most. when
seen about the matter, II am going to
leave New York for more congenlal
fields. New York Is not what 1t was
since our brethren were martyred in
Chicago"
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,rnnltnhn,n NYh.nt crnn.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug, 'S1.-Advices
received here report that by tonight all
of 100000 bushels OF wheat in Mani
toba will be cut. There has been no
frost sufficient to damage the wheat in
Manitoba this season, and next week
VIII probably see the bulk of wheat
thrashed. The crop will be the largest In
the history Of the Canadian northwest,
The yield will run as high as thirty-iive
bushels to the acre, while in ontario 1t
Is as high as forty. The total wheat
crop Of Canada this year will be fully
90. OOO. 600 bushels OF prime wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
MURDER MYSTERY.
'l,oovsry Made la Cheat River that IndI-
Gates a capital Crime,


Discovery Made la Cheat River that indl-
Gates a capital Crime.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencsr.
KINGWooD. W. Va, Aug. a.-A dis
covery was made on Cheat river near
here that has excited the people con-
slderably, and which tends to show that
a foul murder has been committed.
#. Alwine, who was in charge OF a
force OF hands In grading for the Cheat
river railroad, found a suit OF mems
clothes buried beneath some rocks in
the bottom OF the river. The clothing
was good, and had considerable Of blood
stains up Il. Blood was also found up
on the rocks along the shore nearby. A
terrible stencil came from an island in
the river and n party OF people from
here win go down tomorrow and inves-
tigate the mystery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
LOYAL ITALIANS
OF Cincinnati Congratulate tho Count OF
Turin On Ills Victory,

OF Cincinnati Congratulate the Count OF
Turin on Ills Victory.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. SO,-The most
prominent Italian society OF this city
cabled last night to the count of Turin
the following letter, congratulatIng him
for his recent duel with Prince Henri OF
Orleans:
Cincinnati, o., Aug, 20, 1877,
To His Royal Hlghness. Prince Victor
Emanuel. Count OF Turin, Rome;
Excellency-The Bersaglieri society of
mutual aid Qtalo-Americano) OF Gin
cinnatl, Ohio, United States of America,
assembled In general extraordinary
meeting to-day on the result Of your be-
ing victorious In defending the honor Of
the Italian army on August Is
at Bols de MarechauN, Vacres-
son, and unanimously extended to
you bur congratulations and at the same
time took the liberty to elect your high
ness hOnored president for life. We
sincerely hope that your royal hlghness
accept this and give us the honor of one
of your highnes5' Autographs, which will
be hung at our headquarters.
Thanking you beforehand for the hon
or which your royal highness gives to
u.s. believe us, your servants, OF true
Italian blood, praying God to give your
hlghness strength, courage and victory
for all your life to defend the honor of
Italy,
(signed. SALVATORE cARUso,
President.
MARIANA CANCELLIERE,
SRoratarV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

BAsLE. Switzerland, Aug, So-At to-
days session of the Zionist Congress,
the delegates present unanimously
adopted with great enthusiasm. the pro-
gramme FOR re-establlshlng the Hebrews
In Palestine with publicly recognized
rights. A dispatch was sent to the sui
tan Of Turkey, thanking his majesty
for the privileges enjoyed by the He
hrnN,a I'm hla nnnlrn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

fFyouhnyoovor scrn q little child In a
pnroxyrm N whoopng cough or n you
ne value Ut one Minute Cough cure,
which gives quick relief charles H.
gpptgo, Market ana twelfth strooiu
Chatham Sinclair Fofty.HXth ana IN.
cob nlrootni a. u. Boho0lu, No. GO1 Main
street, ligloy Bros. Pom ana H1n1
streets, Bowie 4 co., bridgeport D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

Try Electric Blttors as n remedy for
your troublesH II not, get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure OF all Female Com
plnlnts, cxertlng a wonderful direct In.
ffuencc Ia giving strength and tone to
the organs II you have Loss OF AppO-
lite, Constipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, or are Nervous, slceplcss. lGx-
citnblc, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Blltcrg 10 the
medicine YOU need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by It's use,
Fifty cents and 81 90 ut Logan Drug
Compnny'B Drug Store, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
INVADED THE JAIL
To wrsak Ills Vengeance Upon the De-
siroyrr OF His Daughter.

To wrsak Ills Vengeance Upon the De-
siroyrr OF His Daughter.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug, a.
There was a sensational shooting ARRAY
at the county jail shortly after mid
night this morning. James l., Murphy, a
deputy sheriff, succeeded, by virtue of
his official position, in getting access to
the jail. He brought with him woman
OF the town, who he said was under ar
rest, and sent for matr0n WOODBURY..
Having thus cleared the way he enter
ed the latter's apartments and opened
fire on her husband. Clevis II. Wood
burn, who was asleep in bed, He fired
eleven shots, five Of which entered
Wdodburn's body, exclaiming: I'll
teach him to ruin my daughter"
The Waterman rushed in and pre-
vented Woodburn, who had by this time
secured his own weapon, from firing at
his now retreatlng enemy. Murphy gave
himself up and refused TO discuss the
case, except to say that he was a Ken
tucliian and had shot to Kill. Woodhurn
Is dangerously, but not fatally shot. He
will not talk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01

FORT wINGATE, N. NJ, Aug. 81
When playing with matches in an old
outbulldIng used as store house. little
Alice Winstone, and Harry Arnold. aged
three and four years. set fire to a can OF
oil, causing an explosion. Alice was
burned to a charred and unrecognizablo
mass Harry was badly burned about
the head and will probably die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
RUNNING sores. lndolcnt ulcers am

RUNNING sores, lndolcnt ulcers and
similar troubles, oven though Of many
years standing, my bc cured by using
DcWllta witch Hazel Snlyc II noothup
strengthens aud heals II IN the great
pile cure Charles H. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair,
Torly-BlNth ana lnCoh girootH, a. w..
Hchoclc No. COZ Main street. lIxlCy
nro1y Pom aud Zane Streets llowle 4
CO., bridgeport