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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31
THE INTELLIGENCER
wHEELINe. AUGUST al, 1891
Important 10 Tho ohio Valley,

~ -
Two very important conventions III
which the interests OF the ono Valey
are deeply concerned are soon TO be held'
and both should be attended by repre-
septatIyes from Wheeling and all the
towns and cities In the valley the In
telllgencer has already called attention
TO the call for the annual meeting OF the
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
which will be held at Evansville no.
on October IL, and the chamber OF COM
merce of Wheeling will be represented
The other convention, which is to be held
at Davenport, Iowa, on the 9TH and 9th OF
October Is the convention on the I'M
proyement of western waterways II Is
called for the purpose OF preparing and
submitting to Congress and the eKecu-
tive officers of the government memoir
falls and resolutions in behalf OF the peo-
pie of the Missouri, Ohio and Mississippi
valleys, asking for continued and more
liberal aid In securing better permanent
navigation in the rivers and haroors OF
these valleys.
Taken In connection with the work OF
the Ohio Valley Improvement Assofia-
ton, the Davenport convention 1ssot the
very highest Importance, and the people
OF this valley are vitality interested in
being represented. The official call.
which Is issued by B. D, Wood, Of New
Orleans. chairman OF the executive COM
mittee on the improvement OF western
waterways. Is quite lengthy and details
the necessities OF the work to be ac-
,complished and what has already beer
done under the auspices of the organiza-
tlon.
Chairman Wood says among other
things. that the meetings hitherto held
under the call of the executive commits
tee, and particularly the last one held at
Vicksburg, Miss, in 1885, contributed
undoubtedly and greatly toward influen-
cling and justIfying Congress in granting
the liberal aid that has been 30 wisely
and well used under the direction Of the
United States engineers and the commits
sions and II the people OF the agricul-
tural, mining. laboring, manufacturing
and commercial sections would have
their waterways made even more ser
viceable and certain as means Of COM
muncatlon with the markets. and kept
as a conservator in the fixing of freight
rates upon products, they can present
their needs and demands In no surer
and better way than through such
medium. Congress, claiming exclusive
Jurisdiction over all of the navlgable
highways, and forbidding all other con-
troll. has never failed to heed the public
appeal for their use. and the more es-
pecially when such appeals are present.
ed by committee fresh from conven-
ton Of business men met to make known
and give emphasis to their wants"
As this great work embraces as a part
of 1t what is being done by the Ohio VAL
ley Improvement Association. that Or
ganlzation's members are invited by the
call to be present and participate In the
proceedings, and as their convention
comes the following week, the delegates
-. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31
Mileage Tleksu-Notics to tho Travelling
publIc,

The new one Thousand Mile Ticket
(Rebntc form Of the Central Passenger
Association, interchangeable over more
than twenty thousand miles Of railroad
win be placed on sale at prlcipal offices
of the Pennsylvania Lines west OF
Pittsburgh, on Wednesday morning
Soptcmber I. The sale OF present form
OF mileage will be discontinued on aud
inter August ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

Chicago Trlbunc' Teacher tof class
In rheloricl what In your ldcn Of tho
derivation and Significance " the ox-
preston, n train NJ ihoughlY"
Olftod pupii-s"it'H gUt Bumolhln' 10
do with u follcf hnyln wheels In hlB
head, hnln't itp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

Written for the 1ntelllgencer.
Mary had n little lamb,
And thereby hangs a tale
When wool was cheap. and so were sheep
He was advertised For Sale"
But when they put the tariff on,
TIE "ad" was taken out,
And Mary's little lamb again
Skipped merrily about oro r.
wellsburg, W. Va, August 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

10 heal the broken md dlsenFcd tla-
pupa, to aoothc the lrrIlotod surfaces to
instantly relieve ana to permanently
euro In tho miHnion Of DcwtttH witch
Hazel sniyc. Charles II Goethe, Market
aud Twelfth streets. Chatham Sinclair
lrorty.slNlh ana jacob streets; A. H.
schuclc. No Goa Main street, Exlcy
Bros, Penn and Zane slrOctu Bowie n
CO., Bridgeport 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

scptombcr lat, ID, ID and 4th the
ponnpylvnnln lines will have n cheap
oxrurglon to Philadelphia and New
York for merchants For particulars
npniy TO Ino. q. Tomllnson or Jno Bnl-
Ito. Ticket Agents, Wheeling, or address
j. *. Dlllon, u. T., Agt, Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid.
noys 10 the chief cause Of bladder troub-
les 30 the womb like the bladder, was
created for one purpose, and N not doe
tored too much 10 not liable TO weak
ness or disease except In rare cases, II
IA situated back Of and very close 10 the
bladder. therefore any pain, disease or
Inconvenience manifested In the KID
nuya, back, bladder on urinary passngo
Is often by mistake, nitrlhutcd Ia
female weakness or womb trouble "
some sort. The error 10 easily made
ana may be easily avoided 10 ind out
correctly rot your urine aside for twen-
~ four hours, sediment or Hcttllng
Indicates kidney or bladder trouble,
The mild ana extraordinary effect "
pr Kllmor'B RWAmp. Root, the great
Kidney and bladder rCmcdv u soon
realized, N you need medicine you
fhould have the best At druggists
ANY, cents ana ono dollar YOU may
hive sample bottle aud pamphlet
both eonl frcn by mail Monuln the
Woagly lnlolllrtncor and Hcnd your nd.
dress 10 Dr ltllmor H CO., lilnVhnmlon,
~ y The proprlotore Of this pnpct
guarantee the gonulnonCHB Of thln 01or,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31
One OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one pur-
pose, namely, a receptacle for the urine,
and as such II Ia not liable to any form
OF disease except by ont Of two ways
The first way Is from imperfect action
Of the kidneys. The second way Is from
careless local treatment Of other dis
pngrg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

The second story was on a prominent
woman physician, relates the Times
Herald The doctor, it seems. recently
went on a fishing expedition. One
warm afternoon, while seated on the
bank patiently holding the pole, boys
head appeared above the surface OF an
"ole swimmin' hole" nearby.
Lady" announced the lad with
alacrity, I'm ready to come out and
get into my clothes"
"Oh, come along, sonny" good ma
turedly answered the dignltled doctor.
II won't look at you"
'Well, / wouldn't trust you" in
stantly and stoutly declared the dlsbe-
lieving youngster.
The feminine fisher was loath to leave
the eYer-alluring bite. SO was sonny
loath to leave the protecting pool. But
sonny won, in the ensuing animated ar
gument, and the disguised doctor was
compelled TO wind up her reel and ST.
lently steal away with thoughts too
deem for words.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31
STORIES Or laR DAY.

One of caribou's bright four-year-
old girls, says the Kennebee Journal,
in answer to a question, surprised and
amused her hearers. The conversation
among the older people was in relation
to heaven, and some one asked the lit
tie miss II she did not want 10 go to
heaven when she died The young
girl turned, looked at her father, and
said:
mol don't want to go TO heaven.
/ want to go where papa goes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-31

All drugrlaia guarantee IT. Miles Pam
piLiB to atop Headache, zone cent dulo"
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[Tho INTELLIoENcER, embracing its
several editions. is entered in the Post
office at Wheeling, W, Va, as second-class
matterl
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In HUMOROUS VEIN.

And it is also Chicago Rec
ord.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
SUIT FOR BIG DAMAGES.
Insurance Case Decided Yesterday
Proceedings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Yesterday suit was Instituted by MesSrs.
Richard L. Frayser. S. ID. Davies, and
Alexander Coke, as counsel for Arnaldo
Maia. against the directors of the East
ern State Hospital for $4,000 damages.
The plaintiff was a son of Camille Maia,
a confecticNer at No. II east Broad street,
and was engaged with some other men
eXcaVating for mari on the premises OF
the State Hospital at Williamsburg last
September The digging had been done
so as TO leave a ledge Of earth protruding
over the workmen, and this feil kliilns
Arnaldo Naia- hence the suit. The case
has been filed for second April rules IN
the City Circuit Court.
A very interesting case was decided IN
this tribunal yesterday. 1t was that OF
Elliot against the Central Life-lnsurance
COMPANY of Cincinnati, which resulted
in a verdict for $4,000 for the plaintin,
less a credit of S207. Mrs Elliot held
policy upon the life of her father. MT.
Breach, and the insurance company con-
tended that the policy was faulty, the de-
ceased being too old, not sound, etc Inc
iurv held differently. however, and rem
dered n verdict as aforesaid. Counsel for
the defendant company moved TO set the
verdict aside which motion was over
ruled. and Judgment was entered and ex-
cention taken. The case has before been
10 the Court of Appeals, and will go there
again.
The case Of Charles II. Butler. charged
with forgery, will come up in the Hust-
ings Court tomorrow. Mr.. II. Nj. smith,
Jr.. is counsel for Butler.
Tn the Law and Equity Court the case
of Fletcher Powell against the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company is set
for tomorrow
The suit of Jefferson against the Me-
tropolitan Life-Insurance Company VIII
come up in the Circuit Court tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
THE NEWS OF FULTON.
Personal and Other Items Cleaned
I'm the East End.

At regular church meeting OF the
Fulton Baptist church. held Monday night.
the following gentlemen were elected dea-
cons: Messrs. Fred. H. CARRIER. George
e. Scott. and Mitchell. The meeting was
largely attended. The committee who in
vestigated the rumor about Mr.. i. T..
Throckmorton reported, and stated In
substance that there was no foundation
In the rumor. The windows of the church
are being made as also the stained lights.
and when put in the church will be al
most completed.
The class OF Mrs. Talley's, OF Fulton
Baptist church Sunday school. gave "a
japanese wedding at Boltz's Hall on
Thursday and Friday nights for the
benefit OF the light fund OF the church.
now being completed. The principals
were Miss Oakie Minson, bride; Mr.. Au-
gustine Hobson. groom; Mrs. Talley,
priestess: Mr.. Wayerly Nuckols and Miss
Kate Hardin. parents of the bride; Mr..
Gus. Mallory and Miss Nettie Hobson,
parents Of the groom; bridesmaids
Misses Nellie Barkman. Lena Colgin.
Rena Gilmer. and Nora Childress. After
the ceremony had been performed the at
tendants were refreshed with cream and
cake. A considerable amount was real
tied.
There was q beautiful marriage at the
home OF Mrs. Marks. on Graham street.
Thursday night. when Miss Mamie May
nard was united In marriage TO Mr. Cal
vim I4pscomb. The ceremony was per-
f~rnAd hy Raw J. r. Harrison. Of Full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
A POSITIVE TRIUMPH.
Cnrreno Greeted with Enthusiasm
The Audience Refused to Leave.


Teresa Carreno who knows so well
how 10 take US away from the common
place of life and transport us into a
temporary fairyland appeared at the
Academy last evening before a large
house, which was quick to show the
great artist all manner of appreciation,
And well 1t might. for never did she shine
in a more brilliant light or more sincerely
captivate an audience In which. for once,
genuine music lovers outnumbered the
curiosity-hunters and the maudlin but
ignorant enthusiasts. who play too inn
pOrtant a part i'm the concert season or
every city. The audience were fairly
thrilled by Carreno's splendid exhibition
of the meaning and depth of the works
which she played, works which demand
for their adequate rendition not only
truth of conception and fulness OF appre-
citation, with a willingness by the per-
former to sink his own personality. but
also a technique Of the highest order.
Madame Carreno opened the concert
with Bach's "Chromatique and Fuque."
The intensity and significance OF her
playing of the Chopin numbers, the dell
cate standings, the rich colorinss she I'M
parted to them would be difficult 10 de-
scribe. She makes her audience feel the
effect OF each phrase. and gives dignity
and value to every musical idea embodied
in what she is playing.
If the Chopin movements were SURFING,
the List number were nothing less than
magnificent All the pent-up emotional
power of her nature seemed poured out
as the tones pealed forth, and after IL
was all over indications We're not want
ing that the hearers had been following
the great artist through her perform
ance with clear understanding and APP
prehension Of their meaning and slgnln-
canoe.
Not content with what they had al
ready received. the audience, IN an
ecstacy of admiration and pleasure, de-
manded more from the pianist, who was
in a most gracious mood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

ton Baptist church. The happy pair VIII
make their home on Church Hill.
Congressman John Lamb, who resides
on Fulton Hill. will deliver an address
before the Fulton Baptist Sunday school
this morning
Miss Matte Lypford and Mr.. Henry
Bishop were married on Tuesday eve
ming ST 2:30 o'clock In the pariors of the
Rev. J. II. Harrison. A reception was
held at night at the residence OF the
brlic'a mother. 100 Denny street.
Mr.. l.. L. Gum. Of Varina, has de-
cided that he will not enter into the con-
test for Ovcrseer OF the Poor from that
district. lie says he Is too good Demo-
crat to run as an independent.
There was a delightful gathering OF
young people at the home OF Mrs. Schon-
berger. IOl Nicholson street. on Tuesday
evening last. Those present Were
Misses Bessie Wells. Maud Eacho. Lucy
Barrows. Lena Coghill, Lizzie Hoake'
Fanny Willis. and Messrs oscar Wtlker-
son, Charles L.arl<in. Frederick Goodman
CORTLAND Lipford, James Lipiord'
Charles Collgin. James Wilkerson, Harry
johnson. Frederick Pocklington, ana Ed
ward Butler.
Miss Kate Lowe and Mr.. Arthur Griffin
were married on Wednesday night last
OF the home Of the bride, on LOUISIANA
street.
Fulton had two very sad deaths last
week. Mr. Wilson Turner, who died AZ
the age Of 30 years. left widow and two
children and Mrs. J. Il. Myers, VINO
leaves a husband and six little children.
Both were well-known residents of this
section.
Mr. Fuller Russell. son of Superin-
tondent ]. X. Russell, Of the county
schools, has returned from West Viz
ginia, where he went to seek his for
tune.
Cyclone Samuels. the popular Con-
stable of Varina District, is very sick,
and has been confined TO his room since
the primary election, on April lst.
Mr.. II. A. Hillbush and wife, Of Varina,
have returned from Pennsylvania, where
he went TO attend the funeral of his
father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

Me- Hell TelephOnes.

Rel TeIepbone subscribers are re-
10 add the following list OF SUD-
scribers to their catalogue;
ARCHITECTS.
S2-Noland e. Baskerville.
BICYCLES.
5s2-oId Dominion cycle and supply
Company.
Dentists.
33s-DesPortes. II. V.
DRUGGISTS.
52s-Poythress & Co.. W. p, Second
and Main streets.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
9lS-Staples, John c.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
10l5-Jennings G. Co.
FURNITURE REPAIRING, ETC.
5l6-Wilkinson e LYDIA
GROCERs.
2s53B-Brook Store (McGruder Sihtoh''
JUNK DEALERS.
72S-Kelly. NJ.
LAUNDRY.
so4-Elba Laundry ID. r. Goodwin.
LIQUORS. ETC.
1l5-Donati, V. & Brother.
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
129-Improved Mercantile Agency.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS( whole
sale.)
767-Long e. Riddick.
PHYSICIANS.
9iEMatthews, W. +.
RAILROAD OFFICES.
5B+Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Master Mechanic. Second street.
1237-Chesapeake and ONO ltallroau,
Storekeeper. SeVenteehtn-o'iee'
Yard. ,
2s5-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Drawbridge.
RESIDENCES.
2352B-Moody, Mrs. w. H.
14l6-Donau. Y.
230SB-Dooley. James II.
569-Snead, Mrs. r. Is.
939-Carter, Thomas n.
2323B-Jones. +. n.
702B-Harlan. III.
SAFES. ETC.
4Si-Barnes, r. l..
STABLES.
129S-Cary- Street Stables.
TRANSFERS.
1275-Fear & Williams.
MISCELLANEOUS.
3Oi-Le Mode Dressing Club
r. h. ROOD, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
A Negro Drops Dead.

Samuel Hubbard, coloreu man. 90
years OF age, dropped dead IN ms nome,
between Thirty-seccnd ana Ihi',y- u
streets. last night. He had peeh "orhins
as usual, and returned to MS nome aoou.
7 O'Clock. He did not complain Oh oel"s
unweli. and beyond snght co'u Is NJ
known IN have suffered from any all
ment. He was sitting by the fire after
his simmer. when his body suddenly lurch-
ed forward. and when he was picked up
life was extinct.
DR.. Croxton, the County Coroner was
summoned. and after viewing the remains
decided to hold an inquest at slaughter 5
drugstore this morning. after a post
mortem examination has been made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
saks & Co.'s Easter Opening.

Messrs Saks & Co. announce in an
other column the opening OF Easter
Novelties I'm their Ladies' Suit and Cloak
Department IL their second opening
(Which takes place tomorrow. Tuesday.
and Wednesday,. brings as many ladies
down town as their first one did. Main
street will look something like Broadway,
New York, during the next three days.
One of the special improvements to
what seemed already a perfect depart
ment will be the addition Of filter
from the North. whose competency has
been vouched for by one of the lead
ing houses of the Metropolitan City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
At Last

there is true Confectionery and
Bakery and Ice-Cream Factory in Rich
mond, with the most experienced work.
man, and managed by a businessman
with such connections that enable him
to purchase raw material at such prices
that he will furnish his patrons with the
very best Cakes. Candies. Ice-Creams.
and Ices at lower prices than any one
who may have attempted to equal in
quality the product of this factory. THE
best, and that alone" is the motto Of
William C. Schmidt. AT east Broad
street. Old Phone, 996; New, 5Ol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11

5 "a pounds best GRADUATED Sugar for
&c; Light-Brown Sugar. &c. per pound (;
Creamery Butter. in 1-pound prints, 15c.
best Carolina Rice, whole grain, &c. per
pound; Layer Figs. Sc. per pound; New
Dates. sc. pound; Large California
Prunes, &c. per pound; Large SC Bar Of
Jefferson Soap, for &C.: Macaroni, in l.
pound papers. pounds for 25c. 1t will
pay you to buy your groceries of us,
we can save you Is per cent. Call for
our new price-list.
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
Downtown Stores, 1s20-1S22 east Main;
New Phone, 500; Old Phone. 3l6.
Uptown Store. 5o6 east Marshall; Old
Phone, "a; New Phone. "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Perfection. ReIna Victoria.

Lovers OF a good Cigar will not be dis
appointed In testing the qualities Of the
Flor de Vetterlein, Perfecto shape, 1oc.
straight; Flor de Netterlein, Regalia
Conchas shape, for &c; Albert Pike,
Rena Victoria shape. lOc. straight;
Albert Pike, Regalia Conchas shape, 3
for 25c The finest 10-cent Cigars ever
offered on this market; guaranteed to be
made OF ENTIRE IMPORTED TOBAC-
cos. Sumatra wrappers. Havana bind
ers. Havana filters, strictly Cuban hand
made. TWIN-CITY DRUGSTORE.
Southwest corner Main and Seventh
streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
Withdrawal of the New York and
Florida Special, via r., +. a. II.

The attention of the travelling public
is called to the'fact that the famous New
York and Florida Special will be
Withdrawn from service for the season,
on and after Thursday. April 18th. The
last train will leave Richmond on We'd
nesday April 18th.
Attention is also invited 10 the excel
lent service offered by this line between
Richmond and Washington, Baltimore.
philadelphia and New York, and all
points north and east. See regular
schedule in another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-11
To Investors,

Special attention of those desiring new
Investments is called to the prepaid stock
of the United Banking and Building
Company. This stock is sold at $50 per
share. the par or maturity value of which
is 500. Upon the cost Of this stock a
cash dividend of per cent. per annum
e paid until maturity, when the holder
will be entitled to receive 500 per share.
For further information apply at the
Office of the company. S2l east Main
ctrept