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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
JOHN L. IN THE RAcE.
Ex-Champion Sullivan Declares That
He Would Like to Be Mayor
of Roefon
of Boston.

BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 21.-"I am a can
didate for Mayor of Boston. believe
that the city's interests require a change,
and i believe that the interests of the
Democratic party demand a change.
was surprised to see the announcement of
my candidacy, for it had not been formally
announced; but this statement was abso-
lutely correct. If the people desire me
for their leader I am at their service"
Thus spoke John L. Sullivan to CALL
man tonight. SulIivan's administration
will be open and aboveboard. II will not
cater to the corporations" he says. Sui
livan believes that in the Democratic
party there has grown up and fattened an
office holding, plum gra bbing class which
never lets 90 and which keeps in power by
fooling the everyday Democrats. Sullivan
did not care to dwell at length on the cold
storage manner in which Mayor Quincy
greeted his proffered hand of friendship at
the Ten Evck reception.
II have held out my hand to larger men
than he is" said the ex-champion, "and
it was not ignored. have shaken hands
with Queens Princes, ministers, states
men, Governors and with plain politi-
clans like myself He had no reason to
be afraid of me. Of course, he d id just as
he wanted to do, but confess that l was
surprised. We have had Mayors in this
city who were proud to grasp the hand of
John L. Sullivan, and they were popular
Mayors, too. l did not attend the recep-
ton for the sake of detracting from the
glory which rightfully belonged To young
Ten Eyck He is worlds champion,
just as l was worlds champion. Possi-
bly, the Mayor draws the line at ex-cham-
plons They tell me he is calculating in
such things, and that even on the finan-
cial question he straddles when he can't
pick winner. AS understand men, that
kind of work is not popular. Did you ever
see me doing that2'
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
LEAVING THE MILLS,
MenWGiVlng Up Employment to
Rush to the Gold Diggings In
Fresno COUNTY

Fresno County.
FRESNO, CAL, Aug. 21-The sawmills
on Pine Ridge are being deserted by the
worKmen, who are rushing to the mining
fields on Bear. Laurel and Dinkey creeks.
J. II. House, who runs stage line be-
tween this city and the ridge, has inserted
ing that men are wanted for the mills.
This was occasioned by the desertion of
the laborers.
They have become excited over the re-
ports of the recent discoveries and have
turned prospectors for the glittering gold.
The mill-owners are having quite a time
to keep their plants running. 1t was at
their instance that Mr.. House inserted
the advertisements.
The stage-owner says that his business
has increased very much during the past
few days, and that he is taking up to the
mining regions several prospectors daily
from this city. Yesterday a company was
quietly formed in this city to buy out a
diggings on Laurel Creek.
The new organization will discontinue
the work on the banks of the creek and
will begin at the top of the mountain, to
which water can be conducted. From
there the whole mountainside will be
sluiced, in the expectation that some rich
veins of quartz will be uncovered.
There is great deal OF inquiry regard
ing Fresno's mining field on Pine Ridge,
and all reports sent out SO far and pub.
lished in THE CALL have been fully SUBJ
stantiated by reliable persons. No new
reports were received to-day, but with the
increased mum Der of miners in the dis
trict news of the unearthing of gold finds
can be expected any day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
SHOvELlNG
FAST and
FURIOUS!
Prices Never
Talked Louder

Thd0 they do today.
Such h17es as loss neUer
enter our mind zCheD zCe
hare q shoUeJinS contract
on hand.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
7 aiken
A


The last days of Abeust
1UjIJ shO1O o. tumble in
prices and create o. sens0-
ton. Suits for dress-up
occasions, for business
7Oear, in blue and bJacb
t7Cilzs; in these pretty
bro10D oUer-pJaids that are
so sWeW;; in single and
double breasted styles.
We 1COD't attempt to
mention the former prices
Of these garments. It's too
ridiculous. We'll tumble
'eD1 out Monday at
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
JILTED LoYEK,s DESPERATION
Fatally Wounds HIS Former StCeethedrt,
Then Kills HimsefG.

1he,. Kills HfmssfC.
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. 21.-There was a
big sensation caused in this city to-day
by The news of murder and suicide
which occurred ten miles from here. A
disappointed lover shot his sweetheart
and then killed himself. The name of
the would-be murderer is William Row.
land. 1t appears that for some time past
he had been counting pretty girl named
Ida Kalczkasski. First Ida smiled on
him, and then Tilted him the worst kind.
He asked her to marry him. but she posi-
lively refused. This greatly angered Row
land, and he became insanely jealous.
He attributed the girPs refusal to tn e
fact that she loved another. At noon to-
day he went to the home OF her parents,
about ten miles from this city, and again
asked her hand in marriage. The girl
simply laughed at him and gave very
prompt refusal. Rowland then, without
word of warning, shot her, it is believed
fatally, and then killed himself.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22
Arions Start on Their Ieuopston. Tri,

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 21.-The
special train chartered for trip across
the continent to Yellowstone Park and
back, at a cost of SIS 600, by 125 mem bers
OF the Arion Society, Of this city, has
started on it's journey from the Wee
hawken IN. J.) depot of the West Shore
road. The excnrsionists were given a
grand send-off by the Arion band and
the "stay-at- home mem bers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
MARTINis FERRY.
Haps aud MisnAps In the Thriving city
Across the River.

HAps ana MiSnapS In the Thriving City
AcroIl the River.
Hon. NJ. A. Hanna will be in Mar
tins Ferry to-day and almost every
man, woman and child in town will
want to hear and zee him. He Will
speak at the Laushiin tin plate mills at
1850 a. M. city time, and at the Mar
tins Ferry opera house at 1880 this
evening, city time, and he will take din
ner and supper at the Bellvue hotel, on
Hanover street. Senator Hanna and
his party will arrive on the 1916 train
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
the train stopping at the Laughlin mills.
The senator will be escorted to the
platform in front of the tin mills, where
he will speak at 1880 sharp. The arri-
val Of Senator Hanna will be announced
by the footing OF the different whistles
In these big mills and all OF the en-
ployes who desire II will be allowed to
knock off while the senatorial party Is
at the mill, The speaking will take
place from stand erected by mill en-
ployes for the purpose and this stand
will be decorated. Hon. Lorenzo Dam
ford will probably preside at this meet
ing and introduce Mr.. Hanna. The en-
ployes In the Laughlln mills are much
Interested In the coming Of Senator
Hanna and every one OF them want to
hear and see him. Many OF the em-
ployes will secure a piece Of tin plate
when they drop their work and run
out and will show what is made in Mar
tins Ferry by men who had their
wages raised on account Of the Ding
ley tariff law.
When this meeting is over the party,
conslsting Of Senator Hanna, Congress-
man Danford, Hon. Il. b. Armstrong,
Hon. G. ]. Howard, Hon. c. l.. Weems,
State Committeeman L. G. Sedgwick.
County Chairman II. NJ. Davies, City
Chairman Samuel Westwood and the
press representatives, will be driven TO
the Bellvue hotel, where the public re-
ception will take place Immediately at
ter the arrival. To this reception all
viii be welcome, both old and young,
and especially the ladieg.
The evening meeting In the Martins
Ferry opera house promises to be
big one. The meeting will be called to
order promptly at 1880, city time, and all
should be there by that time. Hon.
l.. Danford will introduce Senator Mar
Gus A. Hanna and he Will be followed
by 7. p. KeRtoF. esq, the well known
luDOT leAueT OIL OnlCdBO, VIII u u Llhll
OF fine address and who Is said to be a
splendid speaker. Only adults will be
admitted to the opera house at this
meeting at 1850. A cordial invitation Is
extended TO people Of all parties and TO
the ladies in particular. No tickets win
be issued and the first come the first
served, both tip stairs and down stairs,
both OF which are good for hearing the
speeches. The stage will be reserved
for the speakers, the officials. the MEM
bers Of the press and the ladies. All
should go early and secure good seats,
The doors Will be opened at o'clock
sharp. Meister's brass band OF sixteen
pieces will play the latest and most
popular music. Senator Hanna will
speak at the Aetna-Standard mills at 2
o'clock and the employees generally have
asked permission to attend this meet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
MARr1N,s TERRY BRIEFS.

In the dead hour of night some OF the
enemies OF Martins Ferry distributed
all over Martins Ferry circulars bearing
the date OF Martins Ferry, and contain
tng the must untruthful and most out
RACES charges concerning the senator
and the miners. The way to prevent a
return OF hard times and no work Is to
vote the Republican ticket
Hon. j. c. Howard and Hon. =. b.
Armstrong are good, clean men, and
will make first class representatives
They are men of ability. and will vote
for a man for the United States senate
who Is In favor OF protection, sound
money and restriction OF pauper labor
immigration.
The pupils in the senior and Junior
classes In the high school are organizing
literary society A committee has been
appointed consisting of Shreve Clark,
Marian Bishop, Moss Gillespie and
Charles Lewis,
The Bertha Creighton Company
played "Romeo and juliet" on Monday
night and 1.-THE Country Girl' last
night, 1.-The Laughing Grip vii be
played on Saturday night.
Abram Greer. Elsie crlswell, Hllles
Crlswell and Harvey Dwarf have re-
turned from n short but successful hunt,
killing thirty-four rabbits and three
squirrels.
The colored voters OF Martins Ferry
met on Monday night and passed strong
resolutions denounclng the John II. Nc
Lean Negro Protective ticket
~ have done more buslenss in the past
four months than IN the whole OF two
years" said Martins Ferry real es-
tate man yesterday
Herbert NJ. Cordray infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cordray died on
Monday, and was taken to Dresden for
interment.
VIM. Prince. saloon and restaurant,
Hanover street, near C. & p. railroad.
tfrst-ciugs mcuiB and lunch. Reasonable
prices.
Ernest @. Smith, of Martins Ferry,
and Hon. G. j. Howard addressed a Re-
publican meeting NJ Rock Hin last
night.
The eleven-ycar-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Thomas, OF Broadway,
10 threatened with typhoid fever
w. c. Bergundthal will mako spien-
ala county treasurer. He "a Just the man
for the plnce.
DR.. w. u. shutiinworlh and Miss Ella
1nglcbrlght returned yesterday from
Columbus.
Decorate to-day IN honor OF Hon. NJ.
a. Hanna ana the other distinguished
visitors
Misc Edna Crswcll, Of Film Grove, IL
visiting the Misses White, on Third
street.
Hurry George OF East Liverpool, was
calling on old friends here yesterday
Spence, Bags & Goa stove works ID
buglor now than for many montha,
The Democratic candidates arc giving
Martina Ferry much attention
Martins Ferry n In much better
shape than II VIVA Il year ngo,
Mr., ana Mrs. George Twcedy returned
last night from smilhncld
Hon, NJ, a, Hanna to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
BENwooD.
New. Item. from the Lively Industrial

Town.
Yesterday morning occurred the
death Of Richard Nolan, an old resident
of Benwood and vicinity being in the
lluuor business in Wheeling several
years ago. More recently he had been
working at the Riverside steel works,
and about five weeks ago was stricken
with paralysis. A second stroke oc-
Cured Monday and It caused his death.
He died at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watt DuGan.
Next Saturday and the following
Monday evenings the ladies OF ST. Mat
thew's Lutheran church give supper
and social entertainment. All enter
tnInments under these auspices are al
ways worth attending.
Benwood will send a big delegation
over o.the Hanna meeting at Bellaire
tonight. on account Of the meeting
not beginning until o'clock, not 80
many Will attend as II the meeting be-
gan earlier.
Councilman W, r. Hahne has put In
a handsome metal ceiling and other no.
tlceable improvements In his place OF
business in Upper Benwod, and now has
an up-to-date place.
Mrs. Mary Reed gained her suit
against the Benwood Southern line, for
damages to her property. She was
awarded I240.
The Caecllla Frauenverein gives n
ball and supper at Mozart hall Novem-
Der 10.
Hon. s. II. Hnnen returned yesterday
from trip over the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
mo WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence witch is Right to the Poih,
and Reliable.

Evidence Witch IL Right TO the Point
aud Reliable.
Judge Frank Ives, OF District court OF
Crookston. Mimi, says: For somc time
/ have used stuart'B Dyspepsia Tablets
with seeming great benefit, with few OK
ceptlona, have not been so free from
indigestion In twenty-five years,
George W. Roosevelt. u. 8. consul to
Brussels, Belgium: Stunrt's Dyspepsia
Tablets, safo. pleasant to take, conve-
nIcnt to carry, give keen appetite, per-
feet digestion.
Mr.. W. n. Tomiin, mechanical en-
ginecr, Duluth, Mimi: one box OF Stu
nrt's Dyspepsia Tablets has done It's
work and am again gaining flesh and
strength.
o. u, Ransom, Hugtonville, Ky; was
distressed and annoyed for two years
with throwing up food, oftcn two or
three timcs day; had no certainty OF
retaining meal n 1 ato one. -Four
boxoB Of the tablets from my druggist
hive fully cured me. / md them pleas
ant TO take. convenient to carry.
Rev. q. -. Brown, Monaovl. WIZ: Tho
effect OF stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets is
simply marvellous; n quite hearty din.
ncr OF hrollcd beef steak causes no dla-
trcsa since | began their use.
over ak thousand people IN the state
OF Michigan alone In 1924 were cured
OF stomach troubles by stunrt'a Dys-
popsla Tablets,
iFuii sized package may be found al
nll drligglBla at 10 cent?,
gend for llltlc book on stomach dis
onacs, mailed FREQ by Stuart CO., Mar.
Rhall, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
AGED CITIZEN DIES.

Michael Dorsey died at his home in
Poyhatan, Monday evening, aged nine
ty-one years. He was born on farm,
where the town OF Martins Ferry now
stands, November II. 1906, and lived In
this county all his life. He watched
With keen interest the progress OF the
years In this valley and grew into COM
Portable circumstances during his &C
tive life, The family OF children are
all grown and married and live within
a radius of few miles OF the old
homestead at Powhatan. The last few
years he had been quite feeble and for
q year or two was as helpless as q
child, but received the hndest care ana
attention from the wife and children.
Gradually he grew feebler until the
final separation. The funeral takes
mace this morning at 10 o'clock; inter
ment in the Powhatan cemetery. The
deceased was well known TO the older
business men all along the valley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
BOWLING.

Last nights games In the Wheeling
league brought the Auroras and "The"
Bowlers together for the first time this
season. and great and mighty was the
slaughter Of the Innocents who affect
the prefix TO their name. High Chief
Henning was there but his associates
didn't consider him fast enough TO do
anything but pose and look pretty on
the substitute roll. II he had played It
would have been "wusser" than It was
for his pets, who went down the pike
with three defeats to their dlscredit.
Charley" says he's going to get out an
Injunction to prevent opposing teams
from winning II this sort OF thing
doesn't stop. Details Of tine affair:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
srocKHoLppRs, MEETNa.

The incorporators Of the New Enter
prise Enamel Company have issued
call. for the payment OF the Arst 10 per
cent OF the subscription 10 the capital
stock prior to the 10th OF November, at
which time u meeting OF the stockhold-
ers win be held at the Office OF Q. A.
Schaefer & Company, In Wheeling, for
the selection Of board OF directors
and such other business as may come
before the meeting. The company Is
incorporated under the laws of West
XirRlnla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
nucKnR WILL AID

The State in It's Fight on the Short Ii
oense Violations.
Attorney General Edgar p. Rucker
who came to Wheeling Monday even-
Ing, was in consultation with PROSECUTE
ing Attorney Meyer yesterday, and has
decided TO remain for the opening OF
the next term of the Ohio county Grim
inal court next Monday, when II Is be-
lIeyed Judge Hugus will give his decls-
lon on the abatement cases. The state
Is determined 10 carry the short license
fight to the highest judicial tribunal In
the state II the decision is against 1t
in the lower courts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27

uncertain elements. No track, no coursc,
no rudder, no certainty that any breeze may
not bring destruction.
So with the sick man. His disofdertd
constitution renders every natural operation
uncertain No organ can be depended on
10 do Ia normal work The stomach viii
NOT dReat food, the liver will not otter bill
lous polsons ftom the blood; the kldneya
ard skin will not eKe'eis the waste. No
regular noufishing or purifying process ~
going ON. There W no certainty except the
cettalnly Of suffering.
In ali dyrpepuc, bilious, debllitated con
dltlona, what Il needed ato change tile ab.
normal ctaiic operations Of the system
into natural, regular, stralEhtfofwafd pro
gees In the light direction. Nothing ~ Tue
world will do this 80 rapidly and certainly
a. Dr. plctce'a Golden Medical Discovery
II directly regulates the yitaliIihg iphe'
tiona II htta the stomach and liver into
natural healthy operation and gives Tue
blood making glands power 10 inAhhhcihfe
an abundance Of pure, rich blood ..-..,--
II creates appeliloi builds mp niusculm
strength and bahlshca nervousness end
neuralgia A II can be aeplmilaleu Ny thc
weakest stomach In nouheiitnE properties
are mt superior 10 nauaentrg cod livef OH
In Reyete coughs aud all wasting diaegtea
The druggist who recommends eoineIh'ng
else m Gust m good IN thinking more OF
his extra profit on the Just an good " KIM
than Of your welfare
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27

D1sFtdUREMGNT FOR life by burns
or ecnlda may DO avoided by using DC.
Wlut'N Witch Hazel Aalve, the great REM
edy Tor plies md for al kinda ~ sofes
and skin troublte Charlea II. goctEp,
Market and Twelfth strcoln, Chatham
sinclair. Forty sixth mud Jacob streeta!
A. ~. gcheolc, No. Goa Main street, iGxley
Broa., Penn aud Zane streets, Bowie
a Co., bridgeport .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27

Ing. The next meeting will be held in
the Bridgeport opera house at O'CLOCK
and for this Meister's band Will play.
Senator Hanna Will so to Bellaire 10
make q speech after he is through at
the Martins Ferry opera house. Try
and attend at least one of these meet
ings.
The Baxter Brothers of Hopedale.
BARLEY, Samuel and Wesley, were for
merly Democrats, but they are carrying
prosperity banners now, and will have
no more to do with the free trade-free
silver party. They sold 25,O00 pounds OF
wool to Welsh & Carnnhan, of Cadiz.
Mt 30 cents per pound, and this was de-
Hvered at Cadiz on Saturday. The wool
was loaded on ten wagons and one OF
the wagons, which was drawn by four
horses, carried thirty sacks. On every
sack In each of the ten wagons appeared
the inscription, prosperity Has Ar
rived" and the ten wagons were headed
by brass band, and the procession at
tracted much attention as It passed
through CadiZ. The procession was a
private enterprise and unannounced,
and was a surprise to the people of
that town. Had the thing been
known to the farmers and others Il Is
believed that crowd something like B.
900 would have turned out and Joined the
prosperity procession. One Democrat
criticised another Democrat for driving
one OF the wagons, and he replied, ITO
hi with Bryanism. I'm going to fall in
with the process ION OF prosperity, and
want no more starvation times In mine"
1900 pounds of this wool belonged to
Samuel Baxter and the other 10000
pounds were owned by BARLEY and
Wesley Baxter The Baxters have held
much of this wool since 1892 and 1893,
and expected a raise in the price when
the tariff was taken on, as promised by
the Democratic speakers. They then
decided to keep It until the Republicans
restored the tariff. This was done, and
now they get 80 cents. When wool was
20 cents the Democratic paper at CadLz
said that was only scheme of Mark
Hannas, and advised everybody to sell
then, and most Of the Democrats sold
at 20 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
BASE BALL.


EMPoRIA, Kas., Oct. 26,-The All
Americas aggregation received a terrible
% -s''A''' RHE
Baltimore "a O29O6 5 lis q 8
All Amerlcas,O 0 o O-6 IL z
Observation-Disclosures Corbett, Clarke
and Smith; All Americas, Powell and Dom
obuH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-27
BEILAIRE
An sortss OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Ginis city.

the CLAN city.
All arrangements for the great Hanna
meeting To be held here this evening
have been completed. There can be no
delay In the prompt arrival OF Senator
Hanna. Congressman Danford and
marty. as the special on the Cleveland,
LOrain & Wheeling will run right
through without stop. Hon. G. L.
Weems, than whom few men can enter
tain a crowd better, VIII be the. hrst
speaker o. the evening. He will begin
promptly at s O'clock. Nobody viii be
tired listening 10 him when the dis
tingulshed visitors from the up the river
arrive. Heatherington's band wll De
out and Bellaire people win all be out
to see Mark Hanna, while from all
around this section they are coming In
on trains, IN wagons, buggies ana on
horseback. II viii be gaE night Tor
Republicans in Bellaire and they WIZ
keep the ball rolling until the polls close
on election day The Blackburn Ca
diets, an organization OF young voters
turned out to the number OF hAlt
hundred last night to drill for the oSca,
sion. All the Republicans are stirred
to the Importance of the campaign and
free and unlimited coinage Of silver Will
receive no announcement here from
those who gladly welcome the turn OF
the tide toward more prosperous days
Prosperity has been doing a great
deal for Bellaire in the starting OF new
enterprises and the eniaFgiHR OF others,
and for long time there was talk, but
only talk, about reviving the window
glass industry here. Now II may take
tangible form. Mr.. @. C. Kelly, who
has had considerable experience In this
line OF the glass business, went to some
trouble to get at the approximate cost
of a tank with the capacity OF thirty
six pots The tank, together with the
necessary gas producers and tiattehlns
ovens. will cost about $4,000. The nee
essary buildings will cost from $4,000
TO $4,000. This would mean q sub
stantIal factory, well equipped. Fully
manned the earnings of the glass work
ers alone would reach $4,000 10 $4,000
every four weeks, and this for ten
months in year. It would put into
circulation in this city from $4,000 to
100000 each year, by paying wages TO
many employees In that line who would
be glad OF the opportunity 20 return to
Bellaire. Mr.. Kelly and others inter-
ested will hold meeting, probably not
until next week. to see what can be
done IN business way to start the
project on a substantial basis. The
big dividends paid by window glass
companies and the improved condl-
tons and prospects under the Dingley
tariff law are very encouraging for In
vestments in this line and II Will DO
pushed along at once by men OF
means