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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-14
ONE GREAT DISCOVERY
Follows Another = Read and Keep
Posted.

The advance IN medical science is
greater than in any other branch
The discovery OF the X rays and the
RrdFng OF malaria In the blood by an
aIysls are the most recent discoveries,
but not the greatest by any means, The
discovery Of q remedy or medicine that
Will Instantly bring relief to almost any
form OF disease VIC think Is beyond
conception. A remedy that does not re.
Qulre hours aud hours OF patience ana
main before relief comes has been as
covered. Pooh! you say. Would you
have believed a few years ago that the
telephone Is such great invention as
II is? Just SO II IL with the great DIS
Covery OF Lightning Hot Drops, rem
edy that stands to-day without an
ccTIal, without Il parallel for the cure Of
all stomach and bowel troubles, caused
by over-entIng. indigestion, dyspepsia.
Relief comes so quickly You Will be as
loHlslsed, and the fact that It leaves
no bad results Is the beauty Of It. Tho
action OF Lightning Hot Drops Is mar
velous, yet harmless, and you Will Ee
surprised 20 know how many different
kinds Of ailments you will find Vt good
for, and II you once use * You Will have
no occasion 10 keep a cupboard tull OF
different kinds OF bottles, for Lightning
Hot DroDs will do the work OF plnsters,
pitts. ofntments. toRics etc, and save
you lots OF money, for It costs only 25c.,
and the 6Oc size holds two and one.
half times as much as the Csc RiZc, and
II is sold with the positive understand
ing that II II gives no relief your drug
glst will give your money back. Made
by Herb Medicine Co. only, Spring
field Ohio
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ing that caused me to send the dispatch
that saved the state"
have not attempted In this long arti-
Gle TO follow up with any dlstinetnesS
my reminiscent conversations with the
venerable governor during the two days
] spent In FaIrInont. There was much
talked about that has already appeared
la print ia one SHAPE ard another, ana
there were many other Incidents and
Femembrances called up that could not
well be put in print was struck with
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES md accuracy
Of the governors recollection on points
that had escaped me. l was deeply
touched before ] took leave OF him by
his turning 10 me and looking ut me In
his now quiet yet earnest way, and
making the following observation:
''Whnt would have done without the
Intcllgenccr in those dnysl felt then
and feel now that 1t was the right arm
Of our movement"
To this could only bow my acknow-
Judgements and say to the grand old
man" as I took him by the h0nd.
"pralse from you. governor, is Ike
praise from Sir Hubert: Il Is praise In
deed" A. w. CAMPBELL.
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JUDGE ron YOURSELF.
which IL Better, Try an Experiment
Proht BY wheeling CItizsn's Expert.
.n.,y

Witch 10 Better Try an Experiment
Proht By . wheeling Citizens Expert
sncSI
Something new Is On experiment.
Must be proven to be as represented.
BE suCcesst,l at home or you doubt II.
The statement OF a manufacturer u
not convincing proof OF merit.
But the endorsement OF friends IS.
Now. surprising you had bad back.
A Lame, Weak or Aching one;
Would YOU experiment on Il?
You will read OF many BO-called cured.
But they come from PARKWAY place.
comes from home.
Easy 10 prove that It is 50.
Home enforcement is the proof that
backs every box OF
Deans Kidney pills
Read this case:
Mr.. Anthony Beu.er. miner. No. 9l4
Market street. says: Three years ago
1 first noticed "A weakness Of my kid
neys and an aching pain across the
Ioins, but | did not take care OF myself
and the result was It got rapidly worse.
It would come on In spells often OF
weeks duration. characterized by 4 Sc
we're weakness and aching 80 that mt
times | could scarcely get up or move
8rOunu. uuu au ulIlo9G AIlVueASAlNDAg
thirst and a distressing frequency OF
the kidney secretlons. particularly in.
convenient at night When got out OF
bed in the mornings always felt tired
and depressed, and so dizzy that on sew
eral occasions almost fell over.
! tried different remedies, but they did
me no good and the worst day I ever
had in my life was when l sent for a
box OF Doan's Kidney pills to the Lo-
gan Drug Company. began to take
them and noticed myself improving In
a few days BY the time had Complet-
ed the firSt box felt almost entirely re-
lIeved and sent for another box. They
removed the last attack completely and
! am nov taking the pills, feeling con-
Hdent their effect on me will perma-
nently remote the cause Of the trouble.
/ highly recommend them TO Others"
Deans Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers. price 20 cents, mailed by
Foster Mllburn Company, Buffalo N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
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Some Peoples Folly.

Why some persons will suffer with
the excruciating pangS Of rheumatism,
when they can be 80 easily cured by
that greatest Of paln.curcs, Salvation
Oil, is past human comprehension,
That Salvation on does cure rheama-
tism Is evidenced by Mr.. G. T. schra-
der, Pierce, Nob., who says: 81 have
used Salvation Oil and think there is
no linIment on earth like It. l had tho
rheumatism for several months and
could get no relief until / used Sal.
vation OIL, two bottles Of which effected
n cure, and 1 feel as well as ever. No
homo should be without it." Salvation
OIL Ia sold everywhere for 25 cents.
When dealers offer n substitute be-
ware, you'll DO viCtimizod, Insist on
having tho best .SalYatI0n OH.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 13.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
determined to break up the practice of
transferring passes. whether they arc
for a single transportation or annual
passes. For some time pRst there have
been a number OF complaints reported
20 the officers OF the company relative
TO the abuse Of the pass privilege. The
most trouble came from politicians, and
II was done to such an extent that Or
ders we're issued to take all passes
whenever they were presented by any
enA but the owner,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RRNT,

E7ON REN'L II.
7 rooms, bnth. all Improvements. a,
Itpntherwood. near station.
Z rooms No Il Indiana street
rooms. bath. 30. it6 :. Broadway St
rooms, bath. No. ~ n. York street
6 rooms No. Zp5 Charles street.
. rooms no g. isgiE Huron street
rooms No. ~ Seventeenth street
rooms, bath. No. s Zane street
rooms on Erie street SiiGI
& rooms No. &c South Broadway
rooms. bath. No 100 Fourteenth slres,
rooms No. l25 South Elm street
rooms and bath No. % Thirteenth &,
rooms No. 90 South Wabash street
9-roOms house, 10 acres OF land. at Elm
rooms No. i2J Virginia street.
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FOB SALE.

House. 9 rooms and han. lot llxl7S NcrsS
House. S rooms. lot axlH feet. MARKET
street. between Eighth and Ninth sueS%
House, trooms, brick. and stable EIES'
lots, t6SitO feet, Thlrtieth street, ~
each; $50 cash, balance IN one year -.
House. S rooms, hall and large lot, Elsa'
tenth street; cheap, on very easy tSI u.s.; ~
for &g75: onc-thITd cash, balance IN one Aaa
Corner lot on Cherry street foE El7S; oat'
third cash, balance In one and two y !sI,S
Lot on Cherry street for Sl5o: 9ne-'n"S
cash, balance in one and two years; .,,N
TWO houses on Main street, near seFsnlA
street: cheap; on easy terms. -, ....,,
House Z rooms, brick. Sixteenth s"""
terms easy, &,bn. -,,,. r,r,,
SPLENDID building site for dwelling -FOUR
teenth street and on Sixteenth slreSG 80,
House rooms and Groom house IN F'N'
Fifth ward, terms easy, S,sV; ,,,v,.
Tho Lamb property. No. sos ChApHn'
street, cheap, terms easy. ,..,-..,
House rooms, Jacob street; pg ,'s,t
TWcnty-iourth and TWenty-Atth stree"
''T lots on Jacob street. North BenWO'S
House, s rooms. Eighteenth street: E z ~
$50 viii buy nice lot fronting on L lSS
street; onc-third cash, balance on CAY
700 90 will buy 4 good two.roomcd hoqA
fronting on ChRpllnO street, near 1 tvI,..,
352S will buy house OF rooms on M ,aSs,
street, Centre WhCe!in; 500 cash. UN''"''
" Lots on Lind street, Cherry street ~
McColIoch street At from ~ TO NV ''''
Money to loan on city real estat"
AEoDTTT o. nENINE
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LEBANON, Pa, April l3.-Col D. 1.
Forney died this morning at his home
in this city from brain trouble, aged 70
years. Colonel Forney was born In
Lancaster, December o. 1877. In his
early life he was connected with his
cousin. Col John w. FOrney, in the
publication OF a paper In Lancaster.
Soon after the breaking out OF the war
he moved to Washington where he es-
tabllshed Il reputation as correspond.
ent for many leading newspapers Of tho
country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-14

WHEN cold Is contracted. cure Il
ut once. One Minute Cough Cure will
set you on the road TO recovery In q
minute. II will cure pneumonia, bron.
Chitls, Group and all forms OF lung and
throat troubles. Charles II. Goetze, cor
ner Market and Twelfth streets; Bowie
h Co, Bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Ben
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-14

HAHE NAME of Mrs. j. F. HaTwell. tnee
Julia Emma Plemming) is familiar
= one In the state Of Georgia. sho
writes; "ItiS with pleasure that express
my gratitude for the wonderful! benefits
have received from DR.. Niles Restorative
Remedies, especially the Nervlne, tho Nerve
and Liver Pills, New Heart Cure aud Anti
Pain Pills. Actual experience has taught
me their great worth. No family should DO
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BE sure and use that old and well.trled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children tecthinR. II sootheS the
child. sottCns the gums, allayS all pain.
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. mWf&w.
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q. Q. SMITH,
Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Surety Bon3s,
Exchange Bank Building.
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boForo entering tho cars and thus prevent
swimming Of tho head and nausea, 70 which
ThavO been subject for several yeaEs."
Dr.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under positive guarantee, first bottle
bOn0ats or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free TO all applicants.
DIR, MILES MEDICAL CO., ElEhart, Ind.
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EoR SALE.

4 shares Exchange BONk Stock.
20 shares Riverside from Com.
psny Stock.
$1,000 first Mortgage Bonds, 6
per ceat coupons, payable October
lst and April Ist.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
RICHMOND IMPROVEMENT.
Grading and Macadamizfng Several
Streets.

dhu several
The work of improving the Richmond
District goes on continuously. This prog
ress can be attributed to the persistent
work of the Point Lobos Improvement
Club, which organization has done so
much for that section OF the City. The
persistent sgita ing of the club in and out
of season has finally succeeded in getting
First avenue put in condition. The work
on this thoroughfare has at last advanced
so far as Ia give the avenue a boulevard
appearance.
That portion from Washington street to
the military reservation has been paved
with basaIt blocks, wnIle he other section,
from Washington TO Poirt Lobos avenue,
is being bitumlniZed. From the latter
place 10 Fulton street is being macad am
lied. The whole, when complete, will
make an excellent driveway, and Will open
up new avenue from the Golden Gate
Park to tie Presdio.
In addition TO this other streets are not
being neglected. Among these are: Sac
ramento street, from First avenue to
Cherry street; also on the same street,
from Spruce to Cherry. California street
is also undergoing repairs, from Cherry
street to Locust This, With the putting
in of sidewalks on various streets, gives
the Richmond district an appearance of
go-aneadness on the improvement prin-
ciple.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

sence representatives of owners of the
building requested Captain Comstock OF
the Underwriters Fire Patrol TO pump the
water out OF the cellar, because they
wished to set their steam engine running
again that supplied several es abllsh hmenst
In the neigh borhood with water.
The patrol engine was put to work and
pumped the water into the gutterways at
the rate of 2000 gallons per minute ana
reduced its depth from the level OF the
ground floor TO three feet.
AS the end of the suction pipe was in
the bottom none of the OIL floating on top
of the water was pumped out but it set
lied on the debris OF casks and boxes in
the basement. Some of this debris, left
high an5 dry bv reason of the pumping,
was smoldering at the core. and unex-
pectediy the entire basement was a mass
OF burning oil. AS the roof and all The
floors OF that part OF the building occu-
pied by Yates & Co. had fallen in, there
was no material for the flames to feed
upon except the charred casks, ETC., and
the oil. But it was hot, fierce fire, fill
ing the neigh hborhoOd with smoke and ne
cessitsting the deluging of the cellar with
water,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

president or managing agent OF each corpora
ton to persons, firms or companies written
or printed notice, postage prepaid, mailed To
their address.
The clerk is hereby directed to cause to be
delivered or mailed TO the several corpora
tions, persons firms or companies when deslg-
mated by this board, the said notice at least
five days prior 10 the time set for hear .ng the
parties as Aforesaid.
Following are the corporations and in
dividuals cited:
American Bank and Trust Company, Anglo
Cal fornia Bank, Bank of California, Bank OF
British North America, California Sale De-
posit Company, Columbia Banking Company,
D1nohoe- Kelly Banking Company; Lon don,
Paris and American Bank, London and San
Francisco Bank, Nevada Bank, Sather Bank
ing Company Tallant Banking Company,
Union Trust Company; Wells, Fargo co: s
tional Bank, Crocker-Wooiw orth National
Bank, Callfornia-street Railway Company.
General Electric Company, Geary-street Park
and Ocean Railroad Company, Mutual Electric
Light Com pany, Market-street Railway Com
pany, Pacific Gas Improvement Company, Pa
cifc Telephone aud Telegraph Company, San
Francisco Gas and Electric Company, Stand
ard Oil Company, Suffer Stree Raj road Com
pany, Western Sugar Refining Company,
Wells, Fargo & Co., Contra Costa Water
Company, Colhs p Huntington.
Supervisor Clinton insisted upon the
necessity of me "a bers of the board attend
ing the session called for next Saturday
under the resolution in order that a quo
rum be present and the business OF the
session carried through. He said this was
the most important work OF the board,
and that if the suggestions made by him
be carried out the total valuation may be
brought up to that OF last year-there wss
no other equitable way of doing it. He
said that the franchises OF corporations
should be assessed in accordance with a
fair valua ton OF tho stock of the com pa
MES after deducting the valuation OF the
plants.
He referred to the report of the expert,
Gildea, showing that the real estate as
sessments were high enough, and de-
cIared that if the total valuation was to be
raised it must be through the means Of
franchises and the personal property
assessments.
The board took action in the following
cases yesterday. Applications from the
following for reductions in assessments
were denied:
Daniel Roy, Brannan, near Third; Sarah G.
Grabill, Twenty first, near Lexington; William
Ross, Twentieth avenue, near Lake; Helen l..
II. Beale, Broderck, near Waner; A. Gros,
Hyde, near California; Louis Gros. Hyde, near
California; Louis Buck, Grand avenue. near
Geary; E. de Freville, Cough, near McAllister.
The following reductions were made in
assessments on real estate Improvements: !:
Matthew Batzold. Suffer, near Devisadero,
from $1,000 to $1,000.
Julia I. Farrell, Oak, near Pierce, from $275O
to $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

rived at Nicolaefski prior to July 16. The
news was received by the Merchants Ex-

rived at Nicolaefski prior to July 16 The
news was received by the Merchants Ex-
change.
The schooner Marie E. Smith. which
left here last Friday for Peri Blaknley,
was towed back to port By the tug Reli-
ance last night.
The wrecker Whltelaw has nearly COM
pIeted her mission at Victoria, b. G. Some
time ago the Canadian Government no.
titled the Southern Pacific authorities
that the wreck of the San Pedro on
Brotchie ledge wa9 a menace to nav;ga-
ton and had to be removed. The White
law was sent up, and has removed all the
old iron, brass and copper to the satisfac-
tion OF the Canadians. The wreckage will
be shipped to San Francisco some time
this month. the wrecker will continue
the WORK, however, and everything
salvable will be recovered and sent TO this
City.
There is liable to be trouble over the re-
pairing of the steam schooner North
Fork. The contract was let to Whaling
Bros, but, as they employ union men,
Hay & Wright, who employ non-union
men, were able to cut under them. In
consequence the North Fork was taken
over 10 the last named firms yards in
Oakland Creek and now trouble is brew
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18
ROMANCE ON
THE HIGH SEAS
Another Young Couple Is
Made Happy in Spite
of Bolts and Bars.
Went Outside the Three-League
Limit on the Gasoline
Launch Amy.
Miss Mabel Hughes and Andrew H.
Ohelgren Made One by
Captain Wilson.

There was another romantic marriage
on the water front yesterday. Miss Mabel
Hughes and Andrew II. Chelgren were
married on the high seas by Captain VIII
son of the gasoline launch Amy early In
the morning.
The young couple was particularly
anxious TO keep the matter out of the
papers and in order to avoid reporters had
the launch take them up Oakland Creek
on their return trip. On arriving at the
Franklin-street landing they disem barked
and were at once lost in the crowd. Later
thev returned 10 San Francisco and sep
arated.
1t was about A. NJ. yesterday when the
captain of the Amy was aroused from his
slumbers by vigorous knocking on the
door of Peterson's boathouse. 1t was the
young couple accompanied by a grooms-
man in the person of a DR.. Seldridge
Chat is the nearest the officers of the Amy
can come 10 the name) and young lady
friend of the bride. As soon as all was in
readiness the lines were cast of and the
launch proceeded to sea. DR.. Seldridge
was particularly anxious at the three
mile limit should Ne reached before the
ceremony should take place.
His wish was gratified. Tho launch was
headed for the bar, but when that was
reached it was found that there was
very heavy swell formed. After viewing
the scene Captain Wilson decided 10 60
out through the north channel. When
the first buoy was reached the bride and
groom and the bridesmaid were deathly
sick. DR.. Sedridge held out, however, but
was very anxious to know when the three
marine leagues would have been covered.
When the whistling buoy was reached the
physician had joined the rest OF the party
on the cabin floor OF the Amy,
As soon as the vessel was outside of the
jurisdiction of California Captain Wilson
move the vessel to, managed to get the
people on their legs in the cabin, and Miss
MABEL Hughes and Andrew H. Chelgren
were made one.
Immediately afterward the launch was
headed for San Francisco. When the
quiet waters of the bav were reached the
wedding party was sufficiently recov red
to enjoy the substantial wedding break
fast that had been taken outside of the
Heads. There were champagne, ices, all
kinds of cold meats and sandwiches in
abundance, and the health of the BRIDE
was drunk again and again. When off
AIcatraz Mr.. Chelgren suddenly remem-
bered that IL was particularly desirable
that the wedding should not appear in
the papers. He accordingly had an inter
view with Captain Wilson and as result
the Amy was headed up Oakland CreeK
and landed the wedding party at Frank
Iin-street wharf. From there, as before
stated, they took the train and ferry for
San Francisco.
The bride is handsome blonde, about
% years old, white the groom is fine
looking young drugsist, whose age is
about 81 The certificate of marriage was
made ont on board of he launch, signed
by every body on board ana turned over 10
Mrs. Chelgren before she left the boat at
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

which is known in the pharmacopeia as one
cf the most vlrulent known 10 the proies-
sion. Emerson look big dose Of 1t, and
a lew minutes later was found in violent
spasms in his room. He was removed to
the ferry hospital and DR.. Hill worked
hard over him, but without avail. Emer-
son will die.
TIE City OF Peking sailed for the Orient
yesterday. She took away very large
cargo and more than the average numb ber
of passengers. A great crowd of people
were down to see the vessel Off.
TIE barkentine S. G. Wilder sails for
Honolulu after being a month in port.
All the sugar boats have now 10 await
their turn, as the warehouses on Mission
Rock are as full as they can hold, and he
refinery has to turn the raw material into
marketable goods as it goes along. The
Martin Davis, Murel and several other
sugar boats have been in the stream for
some time awaiting chance to discharge
Captain Mcneil of the Wilder is taking
his wife and family with him on this oc-
casion for a holiday trip. He hopes TO
make quick round-trip in order TO make
up for the delay in this port. The barken-
tine goes cut with a full load and eight
cabin passengers.
The Rufus E Wood was moved away
from the Mail dock after an attempt
made 10 anchor her in the stream yester-
day. When the mud hool" was dropped
and the strain came the chain parted and
the vessel went adrift. Another anchor
was let go and it held. The lost anchor
and chain will be dredged for.
Dr. E. E. Hill, the head surgeon at the
Receiving Hospital on the water front, is
wearing a very handsome star presented
to him by his friends in the Hibernia
Bank. 1t is handsome gold affair with
the words "Police Surgeon" surrounding
u-hI On
verse de is engraved, Presented to Dr.
E. E. Hill by his friends in the Hibernia
Bank" DR.. Hill is very proud of his star
The schooner Maweema, which left here
some months ago for Siberia, and over
whose safety some anxiety was felt, ar
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

help struggling Bethel: A. NJ. E. Church
of this City, which had mortgage of
$1,000 upon it's property. He brought with
hlm $1,000 from the Church Extension
Society of his conn ction, which he paid
to DR.. Joseph II. Drossell last Tuesday.
The pastor, Rev. w. B. Anderson, and
mem bers of the church had labored earn
estly and hard to cut down the interest
and if possible chip off some of the princl-
pal. In the last ten months the pastor
has raised $l10Q
With the $1,000 brought by Bishop
Gaines and what The church raised they
were bic to pay every dollar OF the inter
est and cut the principal down TO $4,000.
Bishop Gaines is a great man IN his
church and exercises profound influence.
The local church here is In state of great
rejoicing.
Bishop Gaines will preach in Oakland
this morning at 1 l O'Clock at the First A.
NJ. E. Church on Fifteenth street, and at
Bethel A. M. E. Church in this City in the
evening at o'clock. on Powell street,
near Jackson.