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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
PUBLIC SALE

or Business Property and Dwellings tn tho
city OF Wheeling owned By the heiTs OF the
late Robert Miller
Commencing at 10 a. m, on Saturday, tho
9Th day OF March, 1897, at the front door
or the court house OF Ohio county tho
sale: The Two business houses. Nos. lisg
and 1881 Market street, fronting y feet and
. Inches, by IS feet and GIa inches IN length.
The two viii be offered as whole, and
they will also be offered separately, and
sold for tho highest price as n whole or
separately This property IL situated In
one Of the best business locations IN tho
: The right to use private alley in rear
OF Nos. 1881. 1885 and lAS1 Market street
VIII he conveyed to the purchasers OF the
two premises above named.
The premises No. n TwOnty-thlFd street,
fronting ~ feet and 2is inches, and No.
46 TwentP-third street fronting ~ feet and
Sl5 inches, each contains rooms and wide
hall Both will be sold either as R whole
or separately, and No ~ Twenty-thlrd
street, rooms, fronting about g feet ~
Inches. Tho division and boundary lines
viii be made according to the location or
tho present fences, and No 2laO Eon street,
! rooms, brick, and widc hall, fronting
~ feet
TERMS OF SALE one-thIrd cash and
ns much more ns the purchaser elects u
pay The residue to be secured by lien on
tho property sold, and payable In twt
equal installmonts IN one and two years
from the day " sale, with 9 por cent IN
tcIo,st SAMUEL EESBlTST, Jr,
or NeshItt a DoVinc. Agent for tho
children and Heirs at Law OF the lAtn
Robert Miller deceased. LEV Market
street, Wheeling, W.Na, rev
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BENR0oD.
Live NewS Itsnl' From the Lively mLus-
trial Town.


The Epworth League Will give 4 con-
cert ana old tine "spelliR bee" at the
city hall. next Tuesday evening The
concer, win consist Of musical and liter
AIRY selection and thc war Of words fol-
lows, The amir Will be very enjoyable.
aud doubtless. well attended, and SPELL
Ing books. and dictionaries are being
pulled down from shelves IN order 10 re-
fresh rusty memories for the "spellIn'
bee
The lower steel works will drop bottom
this morning II Is said. on account OF a
lack OF pig metal. But some OF the en-
pl9res think their PROSPECTS for steady
work are better than they have been for
the pass six months,
Harry Wilson had his shoulder dIslo-
Gated by some iron falling on him, at the
lower steel works yesterday. HIS Injnr-
ieS were attended Ia BY DR. Eskey,
Early yesterday morning, the storm
blew out large pane OF glasS from an
up stairs window In Becker & thinner
mans undertaking establishment.
There VIII be preaching at the morning
and evening services al the 81 T., church
tomorrow, by the pastor Rev j. $.
Robinson.
MISS NiAtF w dlAflFt vi W HSfAAhht - Nll'
guest OF her cousins, Misses Nora and
Sara serig. OF Main street
The only Arrest made yesterday was
that Of the Pole charged with robb'nE an
Ohio River railroad car
The twelve yeRr.old daughter OF Hen
rs CrebS. that was not expected to live,
IL recovering rapidly.
some indignation ls expressed at the
disadvantages In gaining entrance TO the
McMechen cemetery.
An infant child of George RIgle. died
suddenly yesterday afternoon, Inter
Tnent at McMccher.
Prof Frank Nelson was over from Bel
lalre yesterday. giving his regular les
sons to his pupils.
oscar schnd. one OF the ElkIns Cadets,
who was at Charleston. returned yes
terday.
The Union district teachers association
viii be held in McMeChen on April 3.
Yesterdays heavy rain created slight
flood scare here
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ELLIS THAT FAILED ,
To BsUOms avs, Notably the sRndry
Clvu Appropriation Bill.

GNU Appropriation nHls
WASHINGTON. D. c. March b
4 large number OF important bills fall
ed to receive the signature OF Mr.
Cleveland before the expiration OF his
Germ at noon yesterday. and as re-
suit they fail to become laws, Most I'M.
portant % these are the sundry civil
appropria don tffP. Containing river
and hurbOr and many other itemsl. the
Indian appropriation. the agriculture
appropriation bin The frst three re-
criyed whas Is known ~ pocket We
toes" being received by the President
on March ) and not acted on. The de-
fclency appropriation BIZ. carrying
about ten millions failed IN conference
between senate and house.
The other bills which failcd are as
follows:
House bill TO set apart a portion Of
cprtalu lands in The state OF Washing
ton now known as Pacific forest re-
serve. as a public park, to be known as
Washington park.
House bill 10 permit right OF way
through public lands for Usmways ca
mails. etc,
House Joint resolution to prevent In
reduction and spread Of contagious
and Infectious diseases In the United
States.
Senate bill to require patents 60 be
issued TO land settled under the act TO
provide for settlement Of peninsula OF
Florida, etc
House bill relative to delivery OF
letters IN towns and villages where
there Is no free delivery.
Senate bill me. 2,22s) 10 repeal por-
tlunS OF timber culture laws, authorlZ-
ing the Galveston and Great Northern
railroad company. to construct rail-
way through the Indian territory. and
thirty-iivc bills OF a private nature,
most Of them being individual pension
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RELLAIRE
AIlsOrts Of Local News aud GO'slp From
The GIaAs CITY.

All Sorts Of Local News aud GO'slp From
the GISAs CITY.
The Republican primaries will be
held on March IS, to nominate Candi-
dates FOR the following city offices: one
water works trustee, two members OF
the school board: one councilman from
each ward; one assessor for each ward.
and candidates for the following town
ship offices will also be nominated:
Three justices OF the peace; one trus-
tee: one treasurer, one conEtablei one
assessor for each precinct. AS usual
several are after each Office
Revival services were held each
evening this week at the First NJ. i.
church and great interest Is being Ia
ken In these services. Morning SER
vices have been held tn the P!esby-
tcrlan church each morning OF the
week.
There was a meeting of the mem
bers Of the choir and Sunday School al
the Christian church last night, al
which time new music was prdcttced.
Intermsson was had for social talk.
Miss Clara Robinson assisted BY
Miss Minnie Leech entertained
numDtE OF ueE lllClluh ANSe NS"'h''e'
About sixteen couple were present
Pedro was the chief amusement
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
South BelaIre ". +. church was well
attended last evening. Presiding Elder
D. G. osborne. OF Rarnesvllle. preached
the sermon.
The men at the blast furnace receiv-
ed their pay yesterday. II was nos as
NJ fhp
cent high water throwing the men out
OF work,
The couaterfeIters were taken 10
Steubenyille yesterday, by a deputy
marshal from Cincinnati and they may
have IA hearing to-day at chat city,
Mrs. Frank Doughrrty, formerly a
resident Of this city, but now or Pitts
hurgh. Is the guest OF friends ana rel
auves In this city.
James crawford has opened up an
other store on Belmont street ana
placed Miss Margaret Sillwell IN
charge, Ir-,-....
Miss Lizzie Phillips, of sisiersVilie,
who has been visiting friends In TINS
city. has gone to Wheeling 20 visit. e
Mrs. william Price and son. Sam.
| uel. OF POwhaian, are the guests OF
relatives In the Fourth ward.
Howard $. Wilson. who gave lee
ture IN this city, lett yesterday morn
ing for Pittsburgh
Religious services have been held
each evening this week at the Catholic
church.
1t was II mistake that Isaac Blum
had purchased the home OF Mrs. David
Rice.
Harry Mcdonald is home from
wcllsvilc. where lie was for a few
days
The Chautauqua Circle was enter
tained last evening by Miss BOYD
d. IL. Darrah has returned home
from Washington, u. G.
Mrs. D. W. Long is the guest of her
parents In Mouudsvilic
Nick Schiller. OF welisville, was in
the city yesterday,
A. Well is in New York.
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So Years Of Cures.

be sufficient to make q food. there Is
every indication that there Will be at
least 10 feet Of water. The river re-
mained nearly stationary all night, but
about a. IN. commenced to rise ana
has been rising steadily ever since.
There Is no telling how much water
there VIII be. AS II all depends on the
amount Of rainfall. Heavy rains have
occurred IN the west and southwest.
Cincinnati reports rainfall of three
inches, and at last accounts 1t was still
raining. Colder weather is promised
but aS the ground Ia in 3 very moist
condition. II viii likely reach the rivers
before the cold wave arrives.
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PITTSBURGH. March 5.-:+The heavy
ral,s here and at headwater points dur
Ing the past TWO days threatened for a
tlms another mood, but latest advices
from IN river towns indicate that the
stage Of water here viii not exceed Is
fEci, Just \ good boating stag lhere
VIM h, very little coal shipped south,
however. as The harbor walt Nell cleared
on the las, rise week ago.5 The river at
this polnt AZ midnight IL II feet and ris-
LIZ .l...-ln. ~
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A million Of suffering women cry with
pnIiflnd hands for some relief from the
Nlins and fortunes of diseases peculiar to
ibriy sex. A million mote suffer in silence
rather than subject themselves 10 the alb.
hoTrsut aud humiliating examinations and
local treatment so uniformly insisted upon
The saddcst thought Of all is that all
this agony Of body aud mind is absolutely
unnecessary.
~ Spcedily, without exposure, with slight
cxpcuse--w without leaving your own home
Dr., Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription Will cure
auy disorder or disease Of the organs dis.
tinctty feminine. No mater now hopeless
Won think your casc--no matter how many
doctors have told you that YOU were in.
curnblr--no matter what you have done or
len undonc, the "FavOTite Prescription "
will cure volt Perhaps its greatest use.
A,lness Is In preparing women ior the ordeal
Of childbirth Taken during the eXpectant
petiOd Il practically eliminates pain and
danger at the time Of paTturition
JIs. fnurstlR MrNeeS, OF Reno n. o RoE 7stl,
W1.hor Co. Nsy writes have discontinued
taxing the Prescription aud viii MOI take
any more lat ptcGsutt. Last month a" 40
pain NJ all and worked every Jay MNnou' any
never had pain during that period canngt
snv loo much for your medicines, especially
the Rnv0fite Prescription ana flcHSAh' Fgl'
irls know Of lady IN tho family way VINO
and shr SAYS sht was not sick like she was wit h
hcT frEt bn6y This was her second baby Sic
think il a grand medicine so do
III, combination. the true, ,gierlht u,t'- Is
Df p,erce's PELLETS Mild, harmless, yet sure.
No other pill eau compare with lhein'
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T. f. TURNER, OF Compton. Mo-,
writes us that after suffering from
piles for seventeen years, he complete
~ cured them by using three boxes of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc. 1t cures
Goetzc corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son. RenWOOd,
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Fifty YsaFs Ago.
Ayers SarsapariIIa

was in its infancy half u CEN
tury ago. To-day it doth be
stride the narrow world like a
colossus" What is the secret
OF its power2 It's curesl Tho
number Of theml The wonder
Of theml Imitstors have fol-
lowed it from the beginning OF
its success. They are still be-
hind it. Wearing the only
medal granted to sarsaparilla
in the Worlds Fair of 1888,
it points proudly to its record.
Others initate the remedy;
they can't initiate the record:
So Years Of Cures.
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WHATEVER may be the cause Of
hlanchIng, the hair may be restored TO
it's original color by the use OF that po-
tent remedy. Halls Vegetable Slcllian
Hair Remover.
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BIG RIVER EXPEGEED.


water stream, viii ssndSIIt ohio Up To
at tgb stage, Possibly 4s.Fsst.
The rains OF the past fyrty;eIgh: houy5
lnye caused ri4r In bo;li the Allegheny
md Mouonsahela riyerss tnnd a. there
has been the sane heavy rainfall below
Pitta5urgl and Whceinf tie effect viii
be a big river 10 the upner Ohio valley.
which will reach lie TOP Ui,5h here prob
ably Tonight. WHEN no, mare than ~ or
30 t.ei IL expected. no; enough water to
hurt anyone 81 auy0ne'5 property.
Wheeling creek aad 0tl1-'> tributaries
~ the Ohio In this yIclnltyl-NNere pouring
yellow Hood into the Oh.r yesterday.
showing that the rainfall ~ ihe inter-
i.r mas besa very helvg However, the
reports from hc1dWatcrs las: night Were
rttite encouraging ard reiidenis Of low
lytng sections need not feel alarmed
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The Mupyon Remsdies net instantly, Civ
Ins relief after the FIRST two or three doses
and efIcctlRg rapid cure even in the most
obstinate cases. There Is Il separate Mum
yon Remedy for each disease, and each
upeClhc has plain directions, no there can
be- no mistake. II you nrh Hiling get Mum
yOn'H Guide TO Health from your nearest
druggist; II viii describe your disease and
tell YOU how TO cure yourself with a %.
cent AIunyOn Remedy II you md that
you have rheumatism, take Munyon's
rheumatism Cure. II you have kidney
trouble. take Munyon's Kidney Cure. u
nervous. use Munyon's Nerve Cure. II
you have tatnrrh Munyon's CnthrTh Cure
and Tablets will cure you. IT u Is u female
complaint. use Munyon's Female Cure II
YOU have stomach trouble. take Munyon'a
DYSPEPSIA Cure for cold or cough, the
Cold Cure or the Cough Cures and 20 on.
No matter what the disease, you can be
absolutely certain OF II cure u You take
the remedy recommended In the Guide
Where you are In doubt, q personal letter
to Professor Munyon, 1906 Arch street,
VIII be answered with free medical au-
vice for any disease,
AT ALL DRUGGISTS-aoO BOTTLE.
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The dramatic section OF the Carroll
Club has decided to produce the drama
Our American Cousin" In the Carroll
Club auditorium, on Easter Monday,
April u, and It goes without saying that
lis presentation will be merited success.
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PITTSBURGH. March 1.-THE wealth
rr bureau advices from the various sta-
lions up tho Allegheny mud MOnonga-
hela rivers. indicate that there IL going
TO be considerable watet' While tho
lain promised for this section may not
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Checks---

We'll for striking suit or skirt nobby and at the sanA
lead, large or small, black and colors combined with
Whitehall are in demand now, and as the season ado
yances the demand will grow. Among the many lines
we call special attention to an ALL WOOL CHECK
that we now offer at SOC yard. the real gslsa Of WHICH
is SI.2o yard.
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srocxno1pERs, MERT1Nas.
.t,.TocKHoLpERs, MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail-
way Company will be held at the COM
norv.s ONCE room 1904, No. % Liberty
siTsst New York City, on Tuesday, the
ninth day OF March, 1881. at three O'Clock
In the afternoon. ,.yy,E,Sy
r, Secretary.
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BOWLING.

THAI Wave u the soutb-side Bowling
League gave Famous thsitader' sur
prise party last nigh, winDl1S two o. the
three games an the following score:
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sATuRpAY. MARcH 6. lsg1.

beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, all tho family
residence square of which Jacob Berger
died seized, bounded by Zane street, North
Penn street, Maryland street and North
Front street. in the Seventh ward OF the
city Of Wheeling, together with tho I'M
proVements erected thereon. Tho above
property has been divided into lots a plat
OF which may be seen at the, otice Of J.
c. Hervey, auctioneer, No. 1875 Market
street or at the residence OF the under
signed, northeast corner Of Zane street
and North York street. and the property
viii be sold as a whole or In PARCELS 10 suit
purchasers. Also, at tho same time ana
place, will ofIer for sale my homo place
and residence, situate at the corner north
or Zane street and cast Of North York
street, being 10 feet square. either as a
whole or In parcels rs purchasers may
desire.
chase money and AS much more A. the
purchasers may elect to pay IN cash on
the day Of sale, and the residue IN one,
two md three years, with interest on tho
deferred installments from the day Of sale,
and same to be secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold. Tito .tndtspntAbia.
ELIZABETH HUNTER
Administrators, with tho Will annexed. Of
Jacob Berger, deceased. IeA
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Scotch Novelty.

THIS is an all wool mixture Of excellent quality and ses
fifty inches wide anda regular seller at $IIo yard, a
make this one OF the Dress Goods Specials at 65c,
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ROSS T. CHEw1s in The Wall Paper
business at 80 Twelfth street.
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THE only exclusive Wall Paper firm
in the state Is Ross Il. Chew.
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LACK GOODS -aao. .. grIraL . %.
Geo. T. StifeI { Co.
Black Goods

Are always in demand but this coming season will bring
them in more prominence than heretofore EXAMINES,
BRILLIANTINES, CANVAS CLOTH, NOVEL
QAILORlNGS, FINETTAS, CORDS and GRENA1
DIMES are all shown in our department. in many differ
ent styles, from 5oc,up
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4O-Inch
Mixture

All wool, OF course It has Scotch mixed body Eiti
zgzag thread raised on surface giving rich appearance
and making it very attractive should Rs zse. huS
is 4oc
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Shirt Waists.

Our record of THOUSANDS last year wa espect ID
eclipse this-arger department larger stock-hand-
some and we'll fitting goods1lota an old waist ffoE you
well remember the sales OF last falD in the roonl-and
thc new ones are Of LAWN, DIVINITY, ORGANDIE4
TAFFETA SILK, BROCADE SATIN and CORDED
VELVET, from 4Sc up to $12oo each.
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PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE TO cLosn
. UP. AN ESTATE.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in Hns
by the will Of Jacob Berger, late Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, now deceased. I
will offer at public auction At the north
front door OF the court house in tho city
OF Wheeling, on
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HELP wANTEp-MA1E.

A GENTS-FIFHTY CENTS ON EACH
N dollar: no experience necessary. Write
for sample copy. Address THE CATHOs
Lie NEWS, y Barclay St. New York.
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\ Sports
BASE BALL.
Ifter spendLuE week In Wheeling,
Manager Claude coyle and Secretary
treasurer Walter Harrington, Of the
wheeling base ball club, haJh returns
"a 10 pittsburgh, When seen ihst night.
Nr Coyle said he was well pleased
Win the reception they have been ac'
corded 10y the Wheeling public, He be-
lieyrs the club, which he promises VIII
he conducted On business principles,
viii rrceive loyal and generous support
,rom the Nall City fans" The score
rSrd II already flll OF advertisements
and al number Of season books have
been disposed Of. The regular season
book, good for the exhibition and regu-
lar games, are Si3 80, and are transfer
rable Another bOOk-Or ticket, rnth-
sr-has been issued good fer the entire
season Of seventy games. not transfer
rable which viii be &c. a little less
than fifteen cents per game, which "
lower than any ticket heretofore issued
here, 5:
The wheeling management,ls now uf-
ter right-handed pitcher ,trom the
New England league. whose name can
not be given out now, butch Mr., COyle
says he's a good one, wha viii make
things interesting for the ITSter-State's
heavy hltters. ali
The team will report hVre! on April
Is. and the following exhibition games
have already been nrTangeilr
April l6 ana Wheeling vs.. WASH
ipgtoa-JciferSOn, ut Washington.
AprIl ~ and 2O-WheellDgi Beiha-
ny College, at Bethany, Ef
April q and 2s-wheellng Ms. beIha-
ny at Wheeling
April IS and @i-Wheellngsvs, Wash
observation-disclosures, at Wheeling,
Games may b. arranged with the
ParkersburE and Marietta teams ~
the Ohio-Wcst Virginia league, and
Manager Coyle haE written Tor games
with the Cleveland NStiOua! League
team N
Mahoser Ccyle and sGEEary Har-
riaGlbu viii return on Tho $50. and re-
main permanently Mr. harrington
has rented large house on Huron
street, Island, where the players win be
boarded. This Is something the base
ball public approves of highly
u vas reported about town las. night.
after MAEdger C0ylG had gone. shat the
Wheslinss had signed CnrEJi, who played
IN Che NlllD,Ec league last t5hSon. an in.
hrlder. lie Is a brother o. the Cargo OF
The DaNnns, who played With the Sena.
tors Of Little Washington. last year.
AZ pittsburgh the critics are saying
that Wheeling has a team th1t outcllsses
anything In the Interstate So might Il
be
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NAsH DIVIDEND.
The board Of directors OF tho Commercial
Bank have declared cash dividend nf
three percent. payable on demand.
II. IEFFERS,
Cashier.
Wheeling. ". Va. March Z. 19g5: mrs
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Mahoser Coyle and SGI-Etary Har-
rinElbu viii return on the $50, and re-
main permanently, Mr.. Huntington
has rented large house on Huron
street, Island, where the players win be
boarded. This is something the base
ball puoiio approves of highly.
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FOR SALE,

T-IOP SALE CHEAP-HORSE. BUGGY
and harness. Enquire at PETER EsP >
livery stable. L1tS
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The'Wheeliug mRnagement,ls now ut-
ter right-hauded pitcher ftrom the
New England league. Whose name can
not be given out now, but Mr.. COyle
says he's a good one. wh0 witt make
things interesting for the ITter-States
heavy hllLers. aaL
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T1OR sALE--CANARY RIRDs-A FINE
II III ~ Male and Female CanlrleS AZ
HENRY HELMBRIGHTS. COL Market
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u Vas reported about town las. night.
after MAEdger CoylC had gone. that the
Wheslinss had signed CarE'i, who played
IN shc Atlantic league last tthsOn. an in.
lirlder lie Is brother o. the Cargo OF
The p1Enns, who played With the Sena.
tors Of Little Washington. last year
-
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FOR RENT.

won RENT-A FINE. LARGE ROOM,
with board. UnIurnishCd. Address L.
corn InIClllgencer oficO. Ielb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-01

and rendering himself popular with MS
fanatical subjects. There is always in
Turkey a strong party pressing for the
determination of the 'infdels' and it is
a part Of the Sultan's policy to keep this
party loyal to the throne by permitting
butcheries.
Il is necessary to bark back to Nero
and the other monsters of the Roman
empire for parallels to this record OF
crime. But in the light of it one can
understand the horror and hatred Of
those who have felt the hand of Turkish
oppression and can appreciate the ex-
tent of the political crime of the powers
of Europe which sustain the rule of the
bloodthirsty imbecile of the Yildiz
Kiosk.