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vi.

The rumors concerning the Emperor's betroth.
nj still encountered many unbelievers, until
the GLOWING notice was published In the Mont
feur OF Jan. 10, 1858: The bureau OF the
Senate, the bureau OF the Corps Lc0isiatiJ and
tho members OF the Council Of State will meet
on Saturday at the Tuilcries to receive n COM
municntion from the Emperor in relation to his
marriage" Thenccforward all Paris knew that
Napoleon III. was affianced TO Mile. Eugene do
Montijo. The news. OF course. occasioncd sur
prise. but, In general, men OF feeling received It
sympathetically and appreciated tho chivalric
sentiments which had inspired the Emperor's
resolve. II there were adverse criticisms OF
any weight, they proceeded from statesmen
who would have desired n princess OF royal
or imperial blood for Napoleon III. Captious
objections came especially from a mall group
OF coqucttish and ambitious women. who, jeal-
Gus already of the striking beauty OF Mile. do
Montjo, could not see her elevated to tho SUI
prone rank without n spitcful pang. These
murmurs, however, were stiied by tho great
voice of the masses, affected. rs they always
are, by thoughts springing from the heart; and
tao speech presently delivered by Napoleon III.
appealed to popular sonsibility. This discourse,
al once reasonable and sentimental, captivated
the French nation and evoked an echo through.
out the world.
Al noon on HdtuTuhS, jan ~, inc tnrcc great
constituent bodies assembled in the Throne
Room OF the Tuilerics to listen to the com
munication from the sovereign. Standing
In front OF the throne, with Prince Jerome
on his right and Prince Napoleon on his
left, tho Emperor read the following dis.
course in n vibrant and emphatic voice: Gen.
tclncn, ] comply with the wish so often mani.
tested by the country, In coming to announce to
you my marriage. The union which ! contract
Is not in accord with the political traditions OF an.
Cicnt times; therein lich Its advantage. France,
by Its successive revolutions, has been rudoly
separated from the rest Of Europe; every Judi.
ciops Government should aim ut its return
within the pale OF the ancient monarchics:
this result, however. will be much more
surely attained by n frank and upright
policy and by loyal transactions than by
royal alliances which create false security and
often substitute family interests for those Of the
nation; Moreover, the examples OF the past
have left superstitious beliefs In tho minds Of
the people; they have not forgotten that. FOR the
last scyenty-ive years, foreign princesscs have
escended the steps OF the throne, only 10 see
their offspring scattered by war or revolution.
One woman alone has seemed to bring happiness
and to live longer than others in the peoples
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
BELLAIRE.
All sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.

All Sort OF Local News aud Gossip From
tho Glass City.
George Crawford, the fellow arrested
in Benwood for the robbery of Nicholson
& Balls shoe store, will be taken to
Moundsyille to-day and held as u fusi-
tive from justice until requlsiti9n papers
can be had. It Is known that Crawford
had two companions with him in this
city the evening of the robbery, but he
offers to give up what information ne
has only on condition that he will not be
prosecuted. The firm viii not have any
thing to do with this proposition, put
will push the prosecution, as the evidence
that Crawford did the work 10 conciu-
slvc. Crawford formerly lived in this
city and was known when a young boy
as sycamore" Officer James s. john
son knew OF the character and where
abouts of the young man and followed a
slight clue, assisted by Marshal Bahra,
| found Crawford with q pair OF the stolen
shoes on his feet and also found two per-
sons to whom he had sold shoes, all OF
which were identified. He VIII be
brought to this side OF the river us soon
as the necessarypapers are obtained. The
| stolen goods were taken up to Thirty
fifth street through Plum alley and
thence to the river, where a johnboat
was stolen from Sam oblinger, and the
| find was taken to Benwood. The two
companions will probably be located
without Crawford confesslng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
MARTINS FERRY.
HAps aud SIlshapAl IN ,hs Thriving city
AeraSs tho River.

maps AHW AAhaNAHA 81 NhN AhNANAhh VIZ
AernSs tho River.
A new time card went into effect on
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad yes
terdaY. The Toledo train now leaves
Martins Ferry going at $50 a, m and
arriving from Toledo at $40 p. m The
Massllon train arrives t 1888 a. m.
and leaves at 1855, all fast time. The
new time card on the Cleveland q Pitts
burgh Is practically the same as 1t has
been.
Mountain City Lodge No. SO, ANAL
gamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers at Its meeting on Saturday al
ternoon, elected Charles A, James and
Bion B, Williams delegates to the Ohio
Trades Assembly, which meets at Col
umbus, Tuesday, December 4 and they
go next Monday.
The case of Robert Richardson,
charged with impersonatIng a special
pension examiner, will be tried In the
United States court at Columbus, Tues
| day, December Z. Martins Ferry Wit
nesses summoned are Mayor George B.
Barr, Leonard and Mary Fisher.
The young ladies' who take part In the
minstrel show on December 10 and II,
| will rehearse at the opera house this
| afternoon at 2 o'clock, The opening
chorus will be "There VIII Be a Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight"
Jack and the Bean Stalk" which was
repeated at the Martins Ferry opera
house. on Saturday night, Is one OF the
very best entertainments e given IN
this ne~ighborhood and so different from
most entertainments.
There was an oyster supper given by
the members OF the Vigilant Hose Com
pany on Saturday night, In honor OF r.
| G. MONTGOMERY. Mr.. Montgomery pre-
sented the company with q handsome
heating stove,
While at, work at the Aetna-standard
mill on Saturday, John Dorf, a heater
fell against a pile OF slabs and cut q
cash in his arm requiring ten stitches
DR.. James P. Jordan has arrived from
n years stay in Germany ,where ne 100
a special course in medicine
The Martins Ferry lodge Of Foresters
will celebrate their eleventh annlyer-
sary next Sunday night.
Edison's Projcctoscope company VIII
appear at the Martins Ferry Opera
house this evening.
Harry Wood. OF the Toledo glass
works, spent Sunday with Martins Fer
ry friends.
City Clerk r. F. AIlender, has reeov-
cred sufficiently TO be out on the
streets.
Mrs. Charles Morgan will entertain
the Glee Club at her home on Third
street.
John w. order, Of Cincinnati, spent
Sunday with James Gather and family
An entertainment will be held in the
church of God on Thursday evening"
The public schools will reopen TO-
day, after u three days vacation
Rev. L. @. Bailey EXCHANGED pulpits
with Rev. Thompson yesterday.
Miss Sue Ditmar is spending q rev
days with friends at Glencoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Dickson are
the parents OF q new baby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
BEbLAIRE BRIEFS.

John Schlernitzaner, who has beer
working in Washington. Pa, for somt
time past, 10 spending n few days with
friends and relatives I'm this city.
Moses Edgar and wife, OF GAINESVILLE,
are spending a few days with theii
daughter. Mrs. James Ntton, in the
Fourth ward.
Miss Inez Blackburn will return "a
Bethany to-day. after spending n few
days with her parents, In the Fifth ward,
Hon. ]. Il. Blackburn came In yester-
day morning from Columbus TO spepd
a few day6 with friends In this city.
Mre. William wlgheld and daughter,
Mabel, have gone 10 ~, C%ialrsvllle. u
spend a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Chrisholm and family,
have gone to Cleveland, where they will
make their future home.
A little child OF Edward Spears, Of the
Fourth ward. IL seriously III with the
membraneous Group.
Edward Grimes left yesterday for his
home IN Portsmouth, after a weeks ylslI
In this city.
Mrs. William Boyle, Of Cambridge. ID
visiting friends and relatives In the Sec.
ond ward.
Hon. Charles Hogg, Of Cndlz, spent
Yesterday with friends In thie city,
Anton In Roche spent yesterday with
friends In Barncsyillo.
William MlllIgnn spent yesterday with
frlendB In Barnesvillc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. Charles coghlan's new play, THE
Royal Box" has for its dramatic per-
sonae. characters prominent in court
and diplomatic circles and in the stage
world at the time Just preceding the
regency OF the Prince of Wales, son of
George III. which began In the year
1871. and lasted until 1920, when he be-
came George ". AR. coghlan imper-
sonates the leading actor OF that time,
the story also giving the Prince OF
Wales. who was an impulslye and gen
erous man. a prominent place in the
plot. The motive is a pure one, ME-
Coghlan avoiding all risque coloring IN
the drawing and placing OF his charac-
ters, This piece Is said to be the
strongest and most novel drama that
has ever come from Mr., cOghlan's most
versatile pen. His support VIII be a
large company Of leading artists con-
spieuous for their talent and long ex.
perience. MI. Coghlan in THE Royal
Box" will appear for the FIRST time IN
this city next Saturday, at the opera
House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2S.-cer-
tihcates of pension have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
Restoration and Decentralization
Muldrew, Glen Easton; Jacob Kistler,
Wheeling.
Widow-Ellzabeth L. Nutter, Au-
burn.
other certificates to applicants at
points nea- Wheeling have been issued
Us follows:
Isaac NJ. Rogers, GAINESVILLE. Ohio;
restoration, supplemental and increase
Michael Humble, Steubenville, Ohio;
increase, widows-Amanda Mcfarland,
Bridgeport, Ohio; Drucilla Peddlcord,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Mary Betteridge, East
Liverpool. Ohio; Margaret A.. Till, San
dusky, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
BOWLING.
The averages of players In the
wheeling league up TO and including
Hast weeks games, are as follows:

The averages of players In the
wheeling league up TO and including
last weeks games, are as follows:
Stevenson, Cosmopolitan, 165; Brown,
Cosmopolitan, 159; Bowlln, Cosmopoli-
tan. 159: W. Fette, Old cronies, 1853;
Weftzel, Aurorae. 15S; Emblem, The
Bowlere, 157: Watts. The Bowlers, 15I;
Handlan. Auroras, 1856; Marshner, Au-
roras, 154: Baumaun, Aber Nit, 153;
Brunette, Old Cronies, 152; Clark, Ideals,
ISL; Rahr, Tidal Wave, l51; Kromrick,
Silver Globes, 15l; Hail, Cosmopolitan,
1is; I. Woods, Ideals, 14S; Turner, Cos
mopolitan, 147: Useltoa, Aurcras, li6;
Hackman, Ideals, 146: Hazlett, Tidal
Waves, 146: Scheehle. Pirates, 144; Spell
del. Tidal Waves, IA: II. Ebellng, De-
tenders, 1I3: jackson, Auroras, li2;
Wagner, Auroras, 142; Franz, Pirates,
1i2: Yenke. Tidal Waves, 142; +. Brash,
Tidal Waves. 142: Voegler, Ideals, az;
H.. Fette. Defenders, 14l: Ber5winger,
Pirates, 14l: c. Nolte, Pirates, al; 9.
Ebehng, Silver Globes. 1Il; Gilbert, The
BoYlers, al: Arndt, Tidal Waves. 40;
Kemple, Pirates, 40: Balzcr. Silver.
Globes, 139: King, Defenders, l39; Day,
Cosmopolitan, 1879: Il. c. Richards, The
Rowlers, 1873; Carroll, Ideals, 1888; knoke,
Anroras, 1888; Travis. Pirates, 1871; Gang
han, Pirates, 1871; Borland, Cosmopolitan,
137: Kilver, Aber Nit. 1856: Plankey, Sill
YER Globes, 1856; l.. Fette, Tidal Waves,
1876: Wasmuth. Auroras, 1876; Quicker,
Old Cronles. 1856: II. Wells, Cosmopolitan,
1876: +. Colder, Old Cronies, 1876: Sarver,
Pirates, 1874: Schrebe, The Bowlers, 1874;
Alexander. The Bowlers, 1874. Patterson,
Tidal Waves, 1884; j.. NOlte, Defenders,
1874: Wellington. Silver Globes, 13a;
Brett. Auroras, 13s; Brahler. Aber Nit,
1872. w, Brash, Silver Globes, 1872: c..
Woods. Ideals, 1872; Andllnger. Defend
oru. 1872: Henning. The Bowlers, l3l;
Reed. Defenders, 1871; Helenstein, Old
CrOnies, 1871; Martin, Defendcre. 1870;
Shanlcy, Ahor Nit, 1870; Schmulbach,
Aber Mi. l29; Rolf. Silver Globes, lgS;
Aubcr. Aber Mt, 1913; Del. Woods. Tidal
Waves. 1917; Hobstettcr. Aber Nit, 1876;
Leslie. Pirates, 1875; Kohm. Auroras. 1926;
7. g. Fctte, Old Cronics, 1875: Thoner,O Did
Cr0nles, 12G; Il. Schroeder. Aber MI, 125,
Roth, The Bowier5. 1gi: Schafer, De-
tenders, 1874: Nicholas, Defenders, 12i;
Run. Abcr Mt. 1913; Werner, Ideals, 1923;
Inthcrmund, Defenders, 1873: Norteman,
Defenders. 123; N. Golner, hber Nit, 122;
Tucker, Aher MI, 1872; Jones. The Bowl
en-, i22: Stocker. Old Cronies, l22; j.
Schroeder. Aber Nit, 100; Early, C,smo-
p5lltan, il0; YahH, Ideals, iio; Baker, Old
Cr0nicg, lt0: Ross, Old Cronics, lis; Mill
Ter, old Cr0nica, III; I3mig, ideals, III;
Bail, Cosmopolitan, ia: Kahn, Silver
Globes, li3: @. sorgc, Old Cronics, no;
W, Schultz. Aber Mi. 1i0; Garden, Abor
sit, 40; Strobci. Old Cronies. iO7; Stab.
Ola Cronics, iO7; Berreh1em. Old Cronlcs.
100; Schafer, Abcr MI, 1OG; Clay, Old
CrOncs. lOl: Alderman, Old Cronles, o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
VIII ALLOW Nothlnr E@1es.,lre.

BERLIN. Nov. 2S.-The state depart
ment at Washington has requested
United states Ambassador White to as
certain exactly the intentions Of Ger
many with the respect to the claims Of
Herr Lueders, whose recent imprlson-
ment in Hayti has caused friction he
tween the German and Hayden govern
ments. Mr.. white has also been In
structed, II anV schemes Of annexation
exist. or II there is mn intention to make
an excessive demonstration with y
view OF unduly Furnishing Hayti, 10 in
Innate to the German government that
the United States could not tolerate
either OF these courses, though IN prln-
clple having no objection to Germany
obtaining satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

The marks Mt G p. m. showed 10 feet
and rising. Weather, clear and cool
The report from above last night shows
II feet and rising at Davis Island dam;
this means that there will be more water
at Wheeling than has been seen since
last spring. 1t fs expected there VIII be
fifteen to twenty feet. Above Pittsburgh
both rivers were falling, = 0 It Is probable
twelve feet will mark the top notch OF the
rise at the Smoky City.
The rise let the Queen City and Ben
Hur Off the bar at wallory's, and both
boats returned to Pittsburgh, The Ben
Hur passes down for Parkersburg this
evening, and the Queen CITY will be here
on Thursday, her regular day, for Gin
cinnati.
The keystone state passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning with a
fine trip. Business on the upper river is
excellent this fall.
The Leroy will not resume her Sunday
excursions to sistersville, az was pub
lished last week.
The Keystone State is to-morrow's
packet for Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

take tie right care OF the health OF the DELI
cate organs that bear the burdens of ma
ternity, during the period acquiring moth
efhood.
The threatening danger is that baby will be
weak, puny aud siekly, and come into tue
world with the Bccds Of disease aud death
already implanted In its little body Health
cannot be born OF III. health. The child
born of a mother who II suffering from
weakness and disease Of the feminine Of
gans II condemned upon the very l~ireslt'
old Of life 10 suffering, disease and death.
Dr. Piefcc's Bavofite Prescription fits q wo'
man for motherhood aud insures a healthy
baby Thousands Of women WHO wetq
either Clildleas Of wioEe children had all
died In babyhoOd, bless the "Hayofite Pre-
ecfiption for the fact that they are now
iilc happy mothers Of healthy children.
The medicine dealer who says he has SOME
thing "just M good" knows that he falsi'
flea.
Mrs JUG. H. jopss, Of RELY Llf.rns 90 ray
,%yticsT ~ was induced 10 buy two bottles of
uf. Plsfct's payoulc Prescription To- ste " tlt
,,,sdidBr would make the coming Of my bahl
moro easy, hnd seven children before aud hl
died during bitttl o. shortly atsf. an happy
,asev tiat ny eighth child tbofH sunday OdObtt
IN, MA h living aud I suffered nont nj all
aampafsd with what 1 had with HE otiictt"
,riir names. addresses and photographs oi
ipp1tfla Of women cutcd by d. pictcc'a
medicines arc printed by permission N iic
u prgple'n Coitluon Sense Medical M,
v-rth lpa nee For q paper covered
r,py ecnd u one. ccut stamps 10 copft mail.
jtg oUit french cloth binding " flnitp1,
Aiirss Dt Y. v. Pierce, Hunaloi ~
Eyrry woman ntrdsa great medical boot
Df pisffr'a Common Ssrse Medical Nd
yl.cf 6lla this want contains over ton'
,,grn aud 400 Illustrations, Several CLAP,
l1ta me devoted 10 The physiology Of tho
ofmha distinctly feminine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
AUCTION"

Charles II. Yale's "DevIps Auction"
has enrolled among It's members some
very beautiful women, notable among
whom are Mildred Holden, Mabel Har-
,ison, Flora Leonard, Eleanor Worth
ington. and Wayne Mayo, who repre-
sent the American contingent; eAmaiia
Maverofer. Adele .Amore, who han
from sunny Italy and Fraulein Was
serman from Germany, while there are
others from England, Poland, Hungary.
Russia and almost all known points OF
the civilized globe. That The Devils
Auction" is cosmopolitan In It's general
makeup IS certainly indisputable. II
will be presented at the Opera House.
next Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

OIL C%ITY-Rivor 4 feet S inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
WABREN-Rlver 4 feet and falling,
wcatlttr clear and cool.
GREENSBORO-River II feet . inch-
es and falling. Weather clear and
warmer Adam Jacobs and Nellie Hud-
son down Tuesday; James q. Blaine
and Florence Belle up
MORqANTOWN-Rlvor 10 feet 5
inches and falllng. Weather cloudg
RROWNSViLLE-Riyer IL feet S
inches and stationary.
pITrSBuRGH-Riyor II feet mud
rising at the dam weather. clear and
cold,
BTBUBENvtLLE-Rlvc 10 Coet 2
inches aud rising, weather clear md
cool, Passed up-Rannwha, Eoystone
state, Robert Jenkins. Jliile Frc1tCnih-
crime Davis and Raymond Horner
MISREPRESENTATION rlyor . feet 3
inches and rising. Weather cloudy ana
mercury at IN. Passed down-Argund,
Duc down-VlrElnln. Passed up-Ed.
Roberts, George shlras, Pacific, noos
with empllps, Little Kanawha rising.
Locals on time.
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THE MISSING MILLER.

A dlsptach from Harrison, Ohio, says
that an old man answering the descrip-
tion of Morris V. Miller, the missing g.
& y. engineer, was at the East End hotel
in that place on last Tuesday, and that
his actions indicated an unbalanced
mind, as ne offered u small dog chain and
lock in payment for some thrilling pur-
chase. MI. Miller carried a considerable
amount OF life insurance and his location
dead or alive is important both from Il
humane and business point Of view.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
rn1soN,s -rRoIEcroscoPE

Manager Charles A. Felnler offers
patrons OF the Grand Opera House q
novel entertainment on the last ionr
nights OF this week, beginning wed
nesday. Edison's Projectoscope, n 0i
the most wonderful Of the WIZARDS
many inventions, will throw n series,
embracing half a hundred different
views, upon illustrated songs to be rem
dered each evening by prominent Vo-
callSts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
Totals W. A. c,cs Opponents ..'.'..'' Q

There is considerable, rivalry existing
between the Aetnaville Juniors and the
NadIsons for the junior championship.
They played a 90 game at Bridge park
Saturday, in an exciting contest. The
Madisons claim they were cheated out
OF a touchdown in the last half by one
official, and the Aetnaville boys prefer
a similar claim against the other OIL
c,al. they saying they carried the ball
over in the first half. The Aetnaville
captain called at the Intelligencer office
last night, and stated that the Aetna
yllles will play the Madisons next Sat-
urday for from S25 to 800 a side, or for
fun and that a forfeit would be put
no tomorrow evening IL necessary.
The Madisons are after the Bellaire
boys scalps, but II they accept Aetna
vllle's challenge, therell be a hot time
in the region OF the game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

Special Dlspatch to the intelllCencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, d. C.,Nov. 2S.-West
Virginia postmasters of the fourth class
have been appointed as follows:
James q. Thomas, Elklorn, Mcdowell
countg; Henry Briggs, Green Hill, Wet
eel county; William II. McVeV, Gualey
Bridge, Fayette county; L. A. McMlllln,
Heights, Mason county; Frank p. Cook,
Maud, Wetzel county; William a,
Shirley, Pickaway, Monroe county; w.
i. Burner. Sage, Upshur county; A. i.
Stewart, wilber. Tyler county; Nlcho-
las Barr, Wileyville. Wetzel county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
A MILL1oN

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov, 2s-ovcr
one million bushels of coal left this
port to-day for southern markets.
There are in the nelghborhood OF eight
million bushels londed awaiting ship
ment and II II expected that between
five and six millions will get out on the
present rise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
ALL THE FASTEST RIDERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The entire list
for the six days bicycle race to begin
in Madison Square Garden next Sun
dag night, is now complete. All the fast
riders OF the world are to take part, and
an effort will be made to break Hale's
record Of 1910 miles. made last Decem-
Der. In all forty men viii face the
starter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
DISORDER.

There was more than the usual amount
OF drunkenness on the streets Saturday
night. and seven characters Of this kind
were locked up. One unruly fellow who
thought he would take a hand at teach
ing The officers q lesson, was punished by
the marshal in a way that made him
quiet down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

Frank Davey became Ill last Friday
and the wrestling match between him
and L. Balls unknown, scheduled for
tonight, has been postponed until Davey
gets in shape. Though the forfeit money
was W, the unknoSvn's hackers kindly
consented to the ~postponement. Dayey'F
medical attendants insist that he must
abstain from violent exercise for some
linn vet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

Discher, 1884,; Mauiey, 1897 Hebrank, 1885,
Lally, l2l; Plank. 1O9.
The Club-Richards, 1928; White. 1928;
Davis, 127; HennlnG, 125; Shelhase 1913,
on Again-Ebeling, 154; Hores. 1886;
thinner, 100; Drayer, III; Reid, III;
Armstrong. 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29
THE RIVER.
Y~EsTERpAY's DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. ..KANAwHA, s q. m;
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, y q. m
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. 10 a. M.
GAINESVILLE. ...DORENA, o "A. nj
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, 0 p. m.
Sistersvllle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 3:SO y. M.
steubenviIie. n. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s a. m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 8 a. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II q. m.
Slstersyille.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m,
Darlington. LEROY, 1890 p. m.
Steubenvlle. II. NJ. BAYNE, 800 p. III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

THE Worst cold ] ever had In my
life was cured by Chnmbcrlnin'H Cough
Remedy" writes w II. Norton, NJ
sutton Creek, Cal. "ThiB cold left mo
with u cough and ! was eXpcctorating
nil tho time. Tho Remedy cured me,
aud I want all Of my friends when
troubled with n cough or cold, to use H.
FOR II Will do them good" Sold by
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-29

Sheriff Darby landed James Williams,
sentenced to ten years for killing Wash
Rinker, and Joe Prltchard, eighteen
months for stealing harness, in the peni-
tentiary last Saturday. II. T. Shepherd
accompanied them.