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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07
Queer Accident to "a Freight Car.

A very peculiar mishap to freight
train has just come to the attention o.
the motive power department of the
Panhandle in this city, and in its de,
tails 1t assumes the nature of a mira.
cle as strange as those of old The
train was running at rapid rate be.
tween Xenia and Trebeins. distanc,
of four miles, when the trucks of ont
Of the cars gave way and jumped onto
the tracks of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton road, which runs parable
with the Pennsylvania at that point
The trucks lighted squarely on the
rails. and continued running until they
smashed into pilot of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton engine running
In the opposite direction. The Pan.
handle train evidently did not suffer
any inconvenience owing to the loss Of
trucks. as it was not discovered unit
Thebeins was reached, and then 1t was
found that the body of the freight cal
was held in position by the couplings
and had run two miles without any
wheels. The accident is perhaps with.
out a parallel in annals of railways
Columbus (Ohio) Press.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07
How's This /?

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Cure.
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We the undersigned, have known
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believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions ara financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

Massachusetts, colored people on
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tion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

The Pittsburg Leaaer gave fine
New Years feast to 100 newsboys,
and Williamsport newspaper publish
ers to $50, whom they afterward took
to the theatre.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

The forward section of a Pittsburg,
Shenango & Lake Erie freight train
had a flight at the rate Of IS miles an
hour to escape its broken rear section
near Greerville.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

New Years resolutions are all right;
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

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Economical.

Brown-I understand your wife Is a
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Jones-You bet she Is. Why, IL she can
get 10-cen. article that will last her q
lifetime. at three for a quarter, she al
ways buys quarters worth in order to
save the difference.--Cincinnati EnQuir-
or
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-01-07

Evangelist Moody on Monday in
augurated a religious movement by
which he hopes to convert all the
people of greater New York.
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Philadelphia & Reading R'y
In effect Nov. Is, 1896.

In effect Nov. Is, 1896.
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pARKER'S GINGER TONIC

The turkey breathes more freely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
YOUR TIRED STOMACH.

~ have no appetite, you sny," and
the little do cut does me no good. At
FIRST 1t feels cold and dead in my stom-
nch and by and by have aches and
pains that sometimes go to my chest
and back feel weak, low spirited and
out OF sorts all over. fancy the de-
mon Of dyspepsia has got me-" That's
the way you talk, and no wonder. But
walt moment Let US reason togeth-
or Perhaps thus far your stomach Ia
merely tired. You have been eating too
much, eating the wrong things, and lr-
regularly. You have given II too much
TO do, and like all living things, when
overWdrked, It stops at length from
sheer exhaustion. There may not be m
actually diseased condition as yet. StIll
Il IA natures warning, ana you must
heed II or worse will follow. But /
must eat OF stHrvc." you say. True
enough. hut safety usually lies In mid
die courses. Here IL one for you. You
don't need drastic purges or exciting
stimulantE. Your condition Is one cas-
lily relieved II we go about II gently and
SensIbly. The tired stomach wont
work under whip and spur II has pro-
badly had too much OF that alrendy,
What you require Is something that ~
at once a food and a digeHter OF food.
Such an article Ia the Shaker Digestive
Cordial, discovered and prepared by the
Shaker Community OF Mt Lebanon, n,
Y. Taken right after eating so as TO
mix with the food. It does the stomach's
work for 1t. gives 1t the advantage OF
further rest, strengthens you In n nat
ural way, and soon enables the stomach
to do flit duty There Ia nothing eiRc
like this simple. safe. certain and palR.
table remedy. Yet the Shakers respect
your doubts, and authorize druggists to
sell trial bottle for ten cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
4 RENRDYROR FLESH WOUNDS

sueh a. Cuts, RurnS, IsEuISsS, Scratches
and the Rites Of Animals, which are
common Things, hat Always PSinfa1
and Onen Dangerous.
And very few people escape their
full share OF such wounds. Indeed.
cuts burns and bruises are OF almost
weekly occurrence In nearly all fam
llles. for accidents win happen" you
know. and what's more, do happen, at
home. on the farm and In the shop. Or
dInnrily, II Inflammation Il kept down,
and the Inflammation Ia kept, and the
TiOlson neutralized, the hurt heals
quickly.
lightning Hot Drops heals any kind
OF flesh wound, and 1t reduces the dan
ger OF blood poison to the minimum.
Relieves neuralgia, sciat!ca, rheu-
matte pains.
Sold BY all druggists and dealers IN
medicine at &c and soc per bottle. No
relief, No Pay.
In cases where the pain Ia severe. or
the loss OF blood has Induced EalntnesA,
doSe or two OF Lightning Hot Drops
taken internally win be found OF great
service. Made only by Herb Medicine
Co. Springfield, Ohio Soc size contains
sts times as much as CSC size.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

Special DlSpatch TO the fntctitgCncer.
I CHARLESTON. W. Va, March a.
The following cases were disposed OF
in the supreme court yesterday: Blank
cnshIp VS.. The Kanawha and Michigan
railroad company. from Kanawha coun-
ty. opinion by McWhorter; Judgment OF
the circuit court affirmed.
Woods We. Stephenson from Clay
county, opinion by Dent: decree of cir
cult court affirmed.
GwInn Bros. Us. 0hIo River railroad
company, from CdbcH county opinion
by Branneu; Judgment OF circuit court
affirmed.
State OF West Virginia vs.. The Blue
field Drug company. from Mercer c0un-
~, opinion by English; Judgment OF
circuit court reversed, and case re-
Miller vs.. wIsner. from Berkeley
county. writ Of error allowed. bond 500.
Brooks VS. Pritchard, from Upshur
county: petition for writ OF error re-
fused
Anderson w. Vansant, from SlcholnS
county; motion for Injunction, bond
overrulcd
Holt Va Holt, from Ciilmcr county;
writ 0f ccrtlorIri awarded to bring up
omitted portions NJ record.
Fisher w, Myths. from upshur coun.
~; clerical error In former judgment
corrected.
Adjourned TIL next wednesday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22


iOf wealthy farmer hear dFccneHetle,
Ind, yan & beil0 Of that town anu h ~
Boon lhdl9eraet, presume ply WIN VIII
Wood. a. the dead mon llleBed. ON
JOnUApy "a, Pearl Bryan loft her nome
oate1Ribly TO visit friends IN IndiNnnps
oils, but Instead cnme direct TO Cincins
natl to meet Scott Jackson, then . alu-
don't Ut the Ohio College Of penta! sur'
gery. jackson failed 20 Keep ms Aps
pOlrtment With the girl, and after wan
lierlng about the city she went TO tho
Indi6Iia house and registered under nN
assumed naGne The next dny jackson
called to see her On "Wednesday, Jane
Jury ~ she left the Indiana house With
,JarlssOn and a fellow student, AlnnlO'
TVnliinR. and from thnt day until her
ihendlegg body was found at TT. Thomas
nothing IL positively known as 70 the
movements uf the trio. II was testified
al the trial that George Jackson. mo-
gro cRbman, had driven the three 10
near FIT. Thomas, where the Slrl was
dec9pItated. EIcr head has never been
found f
jacobson ana Waiting were arrested at
their boarding house. In Cincinnati.
OHarNed with the murder. AZ the pre-.
linlnaTy examination OF the prisoners.
and later, while standing over the girls
corpse. each accused the other OF nav
tng killed the girl jackson admitted
that he was acquainted with PeaTl Bliy-
an, but denied any knowledge OF the
murder WRlllnE said he did not know
her. The trials were Sensational. ana
resulted In separate convictions. Enc9
haE made numerous confessions and
statements. the latest one joint effort.
which blamed DR.. George i. Wagner, or
Bellevue. KY. now an insane man, with
the crime. This, as We're the Othera.
were dishelleved.
/ Jackson was twenty-Seyen Years OLD,
the only son OF Mrs. John Jackson, re-
lspectcd widow OF Greencnstle Ind. his
sister Is married to DIR. Edwin Posi-,
professor Of Latin In pePauw universe
~, Indiana. WallinR was twenty years
old, son OF Mrs, waiting, OF Oxford, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
wonn "a Do PRogRGu9Ep.

AnotloE chapter In the Pearl Bryan Case,
for which jackson aud waiIInE Were
IIanEed.
CINCINNATI. March 2I.-There Is to
be another chapter in the murder Of
Pearl Bryan. Since the execution Of
Scott jackson and AloHzo WallinE. the
friends Of these men have determined
10 prosecute william Wood, q cousin
OF Pearl Bryan, who was charged by
Jackson with her seduction and getting
Jackson and watting to help him out OF
trouble. Among the effects OF the dead
men are letters from Wood asking
jackson for medicines and 0fterward
10 arrange for abortion. These letters
have been turned over TO Postal 1nspec.
tor Salmon. who will present them 70
the district attorney at Indianapolis for
use before the federal grand jury for
the purpose Of lndictlng and trying
Wood for such use OF the malls. Wood
was indicted over u year ago on the
charge Of RbettIng an abortion. Wood
has not been at his home In Greencas-
tie, Ind, for months and his present
Whereabouts arc unknown, It 10 pro.
posed to get the secret service IT thH
government after him. The Bryan fam.
us are also wanting Wood prosecuted
and have been pursuing him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
IS THE KAISER CRAzYl
The Rumorr Regarding Hts Ahiletlon ar
p0FHlatpul

The Rumoru Regarding IItS Addiction are
PSFSlStsnt.
LONDON, March si.--A letter to the
"Daily Mall" re!terates the story OF
Emperor Williams Insanity with start
ling EranEness, mentioning his majesty
a. being the sovereign previously re-
ferred 10 as pinchinE his guests and
trying 10 trip them up with his sword,
The writer says the fact is that there
Is now no DOUBT that the emperor II
not specifically insane, II subject 10 fits
OF alteration. which while they last are
indistingulshabie from madness. H!a
local deTangpment behind the ear and
almost in contact with the brain has
hitherto, II IL added, been kept 10 safe
limits By treatment which pruvokeS 4
constant discharge. White the dis
charge lasts the pain Is not very great,
ind the inflammation and swelling Of the
affected parts being relieved, there Is
nothing either intoleTable or alarming
But appears, II has lately become In
creaslngly difficult to maintain the prO-
cess and the result Is 4 coublnntiOntnf
palm excitabillty, depression and rest
iessfess which has brought the EN-"
peror To an alarming condition.
Continuing. the writer says that no
HOhenzollern Is allowed to ascend the
throne OF keep II who is afflicted With
on Lncurabic disease. and that It oh"
viOus no madness can be tolerated IN
the emperor. The knowledge OF this
Increasing disability, threatening the
rule OF his house. IS doubles intensely
aggravatinE the symptoms OF disease,
II II said that should things get but 1T
tIe worse. Prince Henry Of Prussia, the
enppror's brother. win be proclaimed
regent with an advisory council. on
which the constituent sovereigns OF
the empire will be represented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
b o. SUED
For ths Payment Of o. 4 n. Bonds, EoE
NVhteh Il was SecuFIty.

For the Payment Of o. T. d. Bonds, EOF
Which IL was Security.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-The Farm
ers' Loan & Trust Co. of New York,
has sued the Baltimore & Ohio South
western Railway Company, the BaltI-
more & Ohio Railway Company and
other holders of the consolidated mort
cages OF the Baltimore & Ohio South
west Company. The trust company, as
trustee OF the property conveyed TO II
Dy the baltimore 4 Ohio Southwest
Company, at the time Of Its rons0lidh-
ton under that name with the Ohio &
MIssIsalppi Railway Company. has GER
titled bonds amounting to $l2.O00,O0O, tH-
stled to take up the outstanding bonds
OF the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railway Com
pany, which were 4 fiTst lien on the
property OF that company. The BRlu-
more 4 Ohio Railway Company gunrnn-
teed that these bonds would be taken
up by the consolidation. but the Battt-
more Il Ohio Company went into the
hands Of q receiver In February, 1896,
and unable to make its guaranty good.
so that the bonds OF the consolidated
company, by that reason and because
OF the hard times, have largely declined
III lunTkeb NuluE' AIG oAlhuAVAN X S''S
Southwest Company. the mOrtgager,
has notified the trust company that II
will not be able to pay the Ohio 4 Mis-
slERIppI bonds on maturity. as 1t con-
tempInted, even by the sale Of the con-
solldnted bonds. II proposes an extern
sion Of the bonds for ATTY years at per
cent, and the plaintiff asks the advice
OF the court In the interests OF the hold
ers Of the bonds, payment OF which Will
dCiauIl unless such extension Is OBJ
tanned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
FINK &BRAUNLECH.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ma Market srteet.
F0R SALE.


House. SYootns ana han, fOt Eixl7S NORTH
House. ) ro0mS. lot 9ixl19 fest, MaTk,:
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
House. 4. rooms, brick. and stable Elsh.
1 lots +. EsiSS fest, ThlrtIeth street, so
each; SO CASH balance In one year.
HO1S6, SToOms, hall and large lot, ElGh-
tenth street; cheap. on very easy terms.
One Of tho beSt corner lots on Lind street
for &E7S; o1e!third cash, balance In one and
Corner Iot on Cherry street for siis: one.
third cash balance in one and two year.
Lot on Cherry street for {1SO; one-thifa
cash, balance m one ana two years.
Two houEEs on Main street, near Seventh
street: cheap: on easy terms, -,
House I rooms. btlck. Sixteenth street
Splendid 6uIldi1g Sito for dwelling -Four.
teenth Stheet and on Sixteenth street
House rooms and i-ro0n house IN reai'
Fifth ward tetTnA easy. $50: -
The Lamb property, No. 800 Chapllhs
street, cheap, terms easy.
Twehty.fourth and Twenty.fttth streets
ISts On Jacob street, North BenwOo4
$500 each.
so Win buy nice lot fronting on Lind
street; oue-third cash, balance on "a"
SS6S win buy q gS6d two-roomed heu'L
fronting on ChApliue street. near TENN
$SS5 Will buy house Of rooms on W!lsce
street, Centre Whealin; 800 cash. oaiAHss
Lots on 1And street. Cherry street .aa
Mccolloeh street at from $50 to $40 SAcA
Money q loan on city real estGte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
PEoptg VI Know
rhsy Arc WhseiinE Poppis, aud What
Ti,ty say u Oe LDOul IEitopnsi.

Titsy Art VVheollnE Pobpia, aud What
TlsGy say u os Lopal liitornAi.
when an Incident like the following
occurs right here at home II ia bound
10 carry weight with our readers. When
80 many strange occurrences 20 the
rounds " the press, aro published az
facts, when the Intelligent reader knows
they cannot be true, there isl wonder
Tint people become skeptiCHl, on one
subject RkGptiCIam In rapidly disappear
Ing. This II due to the actual personal
experiences Of our citizens. nllu their
public utteFnnces regarding them phe
dOubter must doubt no moro IN the race
OF such evidence ~ this The PUBLIC
statement OF u reputable citizen uVlnS
right here at home, one whom you cum
Re0 every day, leaves no ground Tor the
akeptiu TO stand on, ~.
Mr. Jnmsg SpargU. " No 44S MAIN
street, q miner employed At the Gllchrlst
mine, BuYB: II caught q slight colu re-
Gently, which settled In my kidRa%s anu
CnuBhd pain across my lolns: u huu
not Become serious, but 70 guard against
IL assuming more dangerous form, !
procured q box OF Doan'B Kidney PINS
al the logan Drug Company and tnok
q few doses. The pain Disappeared ana
/ felt Is strong az ever. do not ap.
prove Of the theory Of letting these
aches wear OF Themselves and reconl7
mend anyone to use Deans Kidney Pitls
In m Instances OF the kind. They VIII
not be disappointed.
The aching back has no greater eIie'
my than DoOn'E Kidney Pills--not niue
rlSus 10 the most delicate constitution.
Do not net on the b0wels but direct on
the Kidneys. For sale by all dealers,
Price so cents per box, or six boxes for
So 50. Sent by mail on receipt OF price
by Foster MilOuTn Co., Buffalo, N. "
sole agents for the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
THEY DON'T LIKE IT.
The German Prtss Says Our New Tariff
will Hart German IndustrIGs.

The German PrtsS Says Oar New Tariff
will Hart German IndHstrIss.
BERLIN, March gO.--The German
press displays special interest In the
new American tarlf. The Cologne
Gazette" publishes the full text OF the
bnl and all the leading newspapers
publish extracts from Il and ediaorials
The latter breathe spirit OF fierce an
lmosIty and strong desire for reprisals,
The ''KleineS Journal says:
III this bill becomes n law, Europe.
and especially Germany, must feel II
to be an international blow IN the face.
4 large part OF our exports IL thereby
prohibited. and another part n render
ed extremely dItticul' Many Of our in
tIustrtea wifi be forced to completely
reorgaui2e their system OF production,
raise the quality OF their goods and
specInlIZe This will require "a period
OF experiment and delay. In the mean
while all Of the commerce aud industry
VIII be lost"
Referring to the currency plans OF the
United States government, the 'kleines
Journal says:
1--WE deem silver to be danger to
gold countries and especially TO Ger
many, even greater t!lhn the taTIH dam
ger. The remainder OF our commerce
tn America with be PITT on 4 shifting
basis OF values, and what losses, TOO,
ara threatened to our financial Invest
ments In the United States. Our hold
inEs in the Northern Pacific railroad
alone amount 10 2OO,OOOOOO marks, and
billions Of German capital will be TIM
perllled"
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