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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-02
Too Much "Kin.n

Society, which is composed of won.
en-. has made rule that a wife has >
right to bring all her sisters to live
with her, and the men, who can't pro-
test n any other way. have quit get
ting married.-Atchison Globe
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-02

to the girl of the wonderful things to
be seen in London, and the delight he
would have in showing them to her.
Hamilton took so much upon himself,
in fact, that Ruthven felt compelled at
last to remind him that his time was
not entirely his own, and that if it
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-02
CARRIED BACK.
How a Well Known Citizen OF New
Amsterdam, Wis.,, Was Restored
to Life.
Thanks the Indian For His
Recovery.
The Wonderful Cure of a 0cngested Liver
by the Use Of KickapoO Indian Rene
dies.

Antoine Myers, ST., of New Amsterdam,
Wisconsin,, was sufferer for many years
from what he believed to be and what the
liver. Terrific pains under the right shoulder
blade. depressed breathing, bad taste in the
mouth, dull pain in the head. sickness of the
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-02

Uho4 5dA Ct CfCI lC-
membered to have
spent. Both Ruth
ven and his ne
phew were SO anx-
ious to amuse and
interest her, the
younger man par
ticularly so. He
took all the con-
of his uncle's
he ratified on
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-11-02
ITO BE coNTINuED.l
How He Liked 1t.

ices are SO delicious in summer.
Don't you like ice, lieutenant?"
eyes, when bottle of champagne
rests on it. '-Humoristische Blaetter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
DyFBNDs HERSELF.
Princstn ChimNy Csraman, Formerly
miss Ward, Writes Caustis Letter.

Prinessa ChlmAy CARAVAN, Formerly
Mlss Ward, Writes a Caustis Letter.
BRUSSELS, Jan S.--wrltIng to q
Brussels newspaper the Princess of
chlmay-Caraman, formerly Miss Clara
ward. OF Detroit, protests against the
nress campaign of publicity and cal
ntnnv In connection with her clopc-
nent with the Hungarian Gypsy mt-
aIcIan. James RIGGS. The princess sayB:
'.Amerlcan children are educated with
a view TO asserting their independence
aud. when necessary, Drawing the
worlds prejudices and calumnles. That,
however. does not preserve the Amer
ican girl from the possibility OF falling
into error. ] driftcd with the fashion
debating n union between nobility and
wealth. Chicago heiresses are purchas-
cd with the pursuits OF coronets. Sure
Iv This Is better than pursuing n dot,
uavlng recognized my error and my
heart having spoken, two courses were
open To me, namely. adultery, hypoc-
risv or leaving the martial domlclle."
Tho Princess then concludes:
u chose the latter, fully recognizing
TO what ! exposed myself. The divorce
inv was not made for nothing and my
posltlon viii eventually be legollzed,
my marriage with RIGGS being only n
question OF time"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--It is practically
certain that the western roads will, at
their meeting on Monday. or in a very
short time thereafter. decide TO place
upon sale interchangeable 5,O0O-mile
tickets. Some OF the roads have prac-
tically declared that IL the roads do
not place them on the market as an
association they viii OF their own ac-
cord pu. them out The number OF
roads who have SO declared is not large,
but II a break is once made the others
viii probably follow In short order. 1t
is more than likely, however, that the
Western Passenger Association win
have control of the tickets In a manner
similar to that OF the Central .Passen-
ger Committee. The latter organization
placed Its first mileage reading for 5000
miles on the market today, and a large
number were sold. There is every In
dlcation that the committee Will be
fairly swamped within the next ten
dnys in its efforts to get the tickets
out promptly to all who demand them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
TILT COLD WORLD.

A Young woman 1bont to BE- couhnsd
Refns,d AGmlasiOn 90 Hospitals and
Hotels Th.s ,iorninE.
Early this morning young woman
who was about to be confined, appear
ed at The city hospital. but was re-
fused admission BY the matron' and
was then taken IN hack to other hos
pitfalls where she was also refused i'd
mlttauce. The she was driven TO var
ious hotels. but everywhere there was
M same answer and finally the hack
srlver took the young woman to the
pollce headquarters, where Lieutenant
supler. the officer 10 charge OF the sta-
flon. received her. Dr Megrah anu
Mrs John K. List. the latter president
OF the west virginia Humane Society,
were called, and everything possible
was done for the young woman VINO
was In a very delicate CONDITION.
Considerable surprise was eN-
messed by all who heard OF the refusal
~ hospitals and hotels to receive the
Young woman, who Is a stranger IN the
CITY without friends or money. The
Kind hearted and humane action OF
Mrs. List and Dr. Megrail on the other
hand was commended.
Later Il was learned that the young
woman, who Is prepossesslng, IS from
GAINESVILLE. ohio, where she Is a do
nestle. It was learned that she was re-
fused admittance to the hospital be-
cause she did not have enough money
So being all she had,
She was given the best aecommoua-
tlons possibIe-not much at that-at tho
city building and II was expected that
she would give birth to a child within
an hour or two.
When the Wheeling hospital people
we're talked 10 over the telephone, II
was stated that such cases are not re-
ceiyed there and that there was no
room for the young woman
At the City hospital the matron, Mrs
Johnson. had retired, and nothing could
be learned.
AIRS. List said II she had been called
earlier she could have had the young
woman admitted to hospital, but
when she arrived matters were In such
shape that removal from che police
station was impossible.
The child. boy, was born at a. M.
Mother and child were doing well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
BELIAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News aud GOISlP Ahou
tho GInaa City.

All Sorts OF Local News ana dOaslp Anout
tho GinSa City.
o. T. Mason has designed and built
water tricycle. out Of which VIII grow
something to take the place OF skins at
inland summer resorts and perhaps
other things. He tried the crudely con-
strueted one on the creek Saturday,
and travelled the water Just like q man
on a bicycle goes over the street. A
bicycle frame is used and three link
drums are used In place OF the wheels
the two rear drums having fans to pro-
pei the machine. The device is a novel
one.
The city Judgment against the Baltl-
more & Ohio Railroad Company for the
cost of street improvements is not TO be
paid at once, as Judge ]. H. Collins
took the case to the supreme court
Practically no defense was nlade In the
common pleas or circuit courts and the
Judges Of the lower courts were unit
in sustaining the claim Of the city.
Mr.. NJ. A. Hasten. Of the Standard
Boiler & Bridge Company left Sat
urday for point in the south, to bid
on water works plant. The works
here are to be enlarged and moved in
the spring. "a
Captain John T. Lane, travelling pas
senger agent OF the Baltimore Ohio.
has been laid up at his home here with
sprained ankle for a week, but he Is
able TO get about little now.
Rev. a. D. Mcfarland Of Beaver
Falls. preached, on Good Citizenship"
In the U. p. church here. yesterday
morning, to fair sized CONGREGATION.
Yesterday was so much like summer
that people promenaned the streets as
on May day All the churches were
well attended, also.
Colonel W. C. Watson, southern sales
man for Knowles. Taylor & Knowles.
East Liverpool, was in the city Sat-
urday.
Miss BernIce Mccroby Will return
to-day to her home in BarnesYille, after
n pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tlves.
Charles Steele has returned to his
home In DunkirI,, Ind. after spending
a few days with friends in this city.
Harry Metz has returned TO his
home In SteubenVille. after spending u
few days with friends In the city.
Miss Lucy Brown. has returned to
the city, after spending two weeks
with relatives at Belpre. Ohio.
Miss Carrie TrIgerser. formerly OF
this city, but now OF Chicago, Is the
guest OF Mrs. William Bradley.
Miss Frankie Ward will leave to-day
for Delaware, Ohio. to resume her stu
dies in college at that place.
Miss Lent. has returned 10 the city,
after spending two weeks with rela-
lives at LloydsviIle.
Miss Sarah Mills returned yester-
day from visit with relatives In
Mansfield
Martin Ney will leave to-day for ScIo
where he viii resume his studies In
college.
Miss Eliza Carmichael has returned
from Wellsburg, where she visited her
parents.
Miss Margaret SicGaw has returned
from visit with relatives in Mounds
vile.
The public schools open this morn
ing after the holiday vacation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
nInr,ohnrr p,featl ghanley.

A very interesting bowling game look
place at the Nusee alleys Saturday
night, The contest was between
Messrs. VIII Stanley and August
the so5th Side league. The contest
consisted OF six games and resulted In
Marschner's victory. Both men rolled a
great game and although STANLEY was
the loser his score, under ordinary CIR
enmstnnces, would have won out With
pIenty 10 spare; but Marschner had an
',eye like han eagle" and made a
phenomenal run. The score for the six
games was as follows:
PLAYERS. list ID ord 4th 9Th 9th Total
Narschuer 2Ol lao 1T9 l72 leo 2O5 1888
Stanley .... 127 l66 126 lsi 1871 l3l 81
Quite number OF friends OF the
contestants were present and betting
nm the games was rather lively. It was
ono OF the most exciting contests In
bowling circles this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

The trafic arrangement between the
wheeling & Lake Erie and Cleveland
Terminal & Valley baltimore & Ohio
railroad companies is commented on by
the Cleveland Leader as follows;
The arrangement Is very satisfactory
10 the Wheeling G Lake Eric Company,
and no less satisfactory TO the Balti-
more & Ohio Company. The first
named company has had an agreement
with the Baltimore & Ohio Company
for GONE time. but II has been OF no
benefit to either company. Il Is pre-
sumed by some that the Wheeling s:
Lake Eric railroad desires the nnan-
clal backing Of the Baltimore & Ohio.
company which Is abundantly able
to assist It's weak connections in the
way OF giving them business. r
The stockholders OF the Cleveland
Terminal & Vnllcy railroad are greatly
pleased with this connection with the
Baltimore & Ohio. The Valley Is no
longer n short and Improbable line. but
nm immense part OF the big system.
lnmonge advantages are derived from
the Baltimore & Ohio. as the monthly
reports Of tho Valley company show.
The onicialH OF the Baltimore e. Ohio
railroad and the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad expressed themselves ds great
~ pleased with the new traffic agree
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

The receipts at the Friday night en-
tertalnment Of the Alumni Association,
were $40 or SIS and on Saturday night
between 800 and 500. The total ex-
penses the two nights were about $50.
The proceeds OF the first night go TO
the high school library and the second
night to the town clock fund. All we're
pleased with the entertainments AMI
the management Is to be congratulated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. McGlenu have as
their guests, Mrs. William Walker and
Mrs, ]. II. Bell. OF Uniontown, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, OF Flushing
Miss Lizzie strlnger. OF DilIonyale.
aud Miss Agnes Stringer' OF Deep
Run spent Sunday with Mr.. ana Mrs
Charles Paden.
Rev. Nc. Thompson preached In the
United Presbyterian church last night
in the absence Of Rev. f. G. Bailey,
at $enia.
Only sixty-nine arc lights were
burning last night, on account OF the
burning out OF dynamo on Saturday
night.
Rev and Mrs Everett Morris are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Morris, on Fourth street.
Music was furnished by a graphic
phone al the missionary meeting at the
NJ. f. church yesterday afternoon.
Four tin mills and three sheet mills
at the Aetna-Stlndagd will go on this
morning.
Mrs. Stone, OF New Cumberland, Is
visiting the family Of Rev. s. ]. Boyle.
The Linden Club win have n mas
querade ball on Wednesday evening.
A revival Is in progress at the Bap-
list church.
The Laughlln mills resume this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
BOBBY GIIKs SIGNED.
,DlsIsyr Cecil is slated to Go to Grand

,,DIeIsyr Cecil is Slated 70 Go to Grand
Rapids.
Manager strobel, Of the Toledo In
ter-state base ball team. writes as
follows to the Blade: "t have signed
Bob Gnks to captain the Toledo team.
I traded with President Leadley, Of the
Grand Rapids team. after a good deal
OF corresponding and telegraphing;
give him Third Baseman Cecil and a
pitcher / had signed from Cincinnati
and $3.50 In cash Besides. / signed a
contract to give him opening games In
Toledo Saturday and Sunday and also
openIng games In Dayton Saturday
and Sunday Whoever buys the Day
tom franchise OF me, which was leit
on nv handle through the Gunnels
deal. which fell through must sign q
contract TO give Leadley Saturday anu
Sunday games" -.
The Toledo base ball loving public
viii be highly pleased TO learn that
bobby is TO captain the local team dur
ing %. 1t means that we shall have
good games, clean Held work and clev-
er players. Gllks is n prime fayorite,
and, wlthal, an excellent player II was
a master stroke on the part Of Mr.
9frOhpi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
BOWLING.

The past weeks campaign ~ the
South Side Bowling League has result
cd In Famous maintaining their hold
on first place, and the Harvesters are
IN second place, without dispute, Tidal
Waves having been defeated thrice.
Randy Boos. on the other hand. won
three ana are tied with the Tidals for
third position. The other clubs are be-
low the ,500-marlS. Individually the
work OF two Famous mep, Campbell
and Weltzel. was the feature OF the
week. Speldel, the Harves, star, had
bad night OF 1t, making "a In one
game, and now drops from frst to third
place IN the averages. The figures in
detail, compared with those OF the pre-
Vlops week, are as follOWs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

Applications for the recently.adopted
j.00O-mlle interchangeable ticket ar,
now being mude Application blank,
are secured from ticket agents, md
after being filled out, are forwarded L
Mr. =. G. Donald, commissioner o. tn,
central passenger committee. Nipllca.
lions must be accompanied by ~ un.
mounted photograph or the purchaser
Tho local ticket officers Of central pas.
scnger committee roads have the blank,
on hand now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

MAssILLoN, Ohio. Jan. 3.--Notlces
have been posted ut all the mines IN
the MGsHllon district OF reduction In
the price Of pick mining from slxty-one
cents 70 flttP-one cents per ton. The
notice says a rate OF sixty cents has
been agreed upon IN Pennsylvania un-
der thc lonG established Eystem.where.
by the Ohio rate u mine cents less than
that Of the Pittsburgh district. thereto
the ffly-one cont rate VIII be main-
tanned under existing conditions
About 1000 men are now cut. but v -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

General Superintendent Fitzgerald,
OF the Baltimore & Ohio, yesterday ap-
pointed William Gibson as assistant
general superintendent OF the Baltimore
q Ohio lines cast of the Ohio river, the
appointment 10 be effective January s.
Other appointments are as follows: j.
j.. Irwin. trainmastcr. and g. d. Adj
ans, chief train dispatcher Of the Ohio
division; j. ". Host, train master and
chief train dispatcher OF the midland
division. H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04
MAprrHls FERRY.
ITaps and AIIshaPs in the Thriving CITY
Across the River.


Across the Rtvsr.
Ohio Valley Cabin No. 50, OF the
woodchoppers' Association, was In
stltuted in Martins Ferry Friday by
Ersklns, D. II. c. w, OF Pennsylvania,
and his stan, Walter Bright, John Dn-
Wis and Thomas Edwards OF Court Bud
OF the Forest No. 26,. OF Pittsburgh.
on Saturday night. The officers elected
were as follows; ~ 2. Thomas, NJ. W.
C.: John Cecil, s. ". C.; Walter Lar
kIns, K. L.; Nicholas Beck and Harry
Davis, r.; ]. r. Williams. X. OF CT:
Thomas II. Stanton, x. F.; Richard
Lynch, P. NJ. Thla Is side degree OF
the ForesterB and the Cabin starts on
with twenty charter members, eighteen
Of which were Initiated on Saturday
night. A splendid supper was served
and enjoyed by all present. A big time
Is reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

Howard Smith returned to Lafayette
college yesterday, Charles Wood re-
turns to Ann Arbor to-day. Miss Alice
Wood to Baltimore to-day, Hal Wat
son TO Bethany Tomorrow, Frank
Stewart to Kenyon tomorrow, Carl
Lash to Kenyon on Wednesday, and
Howard and WIN Stewart to Washing,
ton-Jeffarson on Wednesday, and
Thomas Howells and Howard Mont
Eomery to the Ohio State University or
Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

The members OF the Presbyterian
church and congregation have been
lIyIded into four sections Tor the pur-
pose OF raising money toward building
a new church. The first section, a. 3.
c. and D., has already organized and
is arranging for an entertainment The
second section will meet tomorrow
night 10 organize; the third section
will meet on Wednesday night end
the fourth on Thursday night.
A week OF prayer services VIII be
held in the Presbyterian church this
week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

passenger Agent John G. TomlInson,
OF the Pennsylvania llne5e win soon
sprink a seheme on the Wheeling pub
lie, which he hopes will meet with IA
yoraBle reception. For several seasons
the Pennsylvania has sent bersonally
conducted excursions to the Yellowstone
National Park, and 3ir.=Tomlinson
proposes to have q Pullmanstlrted from
wheeling on the next excursi0h' which
takes place in July. -,
The expense OF the trip WIZ be IN i me
neigltborhood OF 500, and turiueS NO.
expenses during a stay at the park
Several Pullmans Will be flled at PITTS
burrh and other points, and the train
vim 20 through TO It's destination With
out change. The train will consist OF
a dining car, Pullman vestf5ule draw
ing room, sleeping compartment ana
observation cars.
BY large odds the most popular car
on the train. and one which exo11pIiheS
the latest development OF transconi-
mental travel, Is the obseryatlon Cur,
which brings up the reatE-ttb llt eL.o'
presents a revelation In car coIstrue-
tion. The body OF the car IS an open j
sitting room, finished in .hlrd wood,
and furnished with rattapi am ehalrs
and sofas. Among It's convenlenees are
q writing desk, library OF seieeted
books. movable tables, and uprlsnt
plano. which cannot fail to prove
source OF much pleasure. The daylight
streams through handsome-plate glass
windows. and at nigh, the chandelier
lights serve to thoroughly illuminate
INC Interior. The rear door Is composed
Of plate glass from its top. 70 within
two f6et OF the floor. The FesE platform
Is deeply recessed. so as t.. form an
open observatory The protecting sides
OF tho car and the oyerhanSing roof
shelter IFS occupants while they sit and
enjoy an unobstructed view OF the seem
err. The platform will accommodate
about twenty people In camp chairs
This car Is for the free use 5ot every
passenger.
No other train has ever journeyed to
the Yellowstone so perfect in It's ap-
pointment, and no regular. traveller can
Secure such accommodations as are OF
fered to the tourists by the enterprise
and liberality OF the Pennsylvania line
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

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Nine tunes 10 Ten ill-healih IN wnuleu
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aesdoches, neuralgia. sleeplessucss, neTy
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

The statement of comparative earn
ings and expenses of the pennsylvania
Railroad Company for the month OF
November and eleven monshs of 1896
with the game period of ISs, liollows;
Linas west OF Plttsburehsand Erie
Vsmber decrease Sl.026,SO0; eleven
months, decrease, S2,S29,7OO: expenses,
November, decrease, S464.6OO: eleven
months, decrease, S932.s00. Net earnings
November. decrease. S562,2OO; eleven
months, decrease, $l,Ss6,g00.
All lines west OF Pittsburgh and Erie
Gross earnings, November, decrease
81 09s, 500; eleven months, decrease, w.
s55 lOG; expenses, November, decrease,
sl0g, 800; eleven months, decrease, 81
OS6sOO. Net earnings, November, de-
crease, S5gs,sOO; eleven months, decrease
S1,sGS, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

The following officers were elected by
Martins Ferry Tent, No. 40, K. o. II.
NJ, on Saturday night: P. K. c., James
Mcintosh; K. c., George W. Burton;
r. c., Thomas ]. Irwin; F. X, James
Gather; Chaplain, John Walters; phy-
sician. Dr.. w, B. Mcclure; sargeant'
Patrick Mullen; N. Of NJ, A. L. Hobbs;
First NJ. OF G.. Patsy Moore; second b..
OF G., James Runyon; sentinel, William
Mcintosh: picket, George Brubach.
This tent has lost only two members
by death since It was organized nine
years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-04

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the organs. II you have LOas Of APP
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Ing Spells, or arc Nervous, Slceplea1,
Excitable, Melancholy or troubled with
Dizzy Spells, Electric Bitters Is the
medicine you need. Health and Strength
are guaranteed by itH use. Fifty cents
and 81 % at Logan Drug Company's
Drug Store.