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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26
Daughters.

in the forties, she was simple princess
of Hesse- cassel. Her husband was the
Duke of schieswig- Holsteln-sonder-
burg-Glucksburg, In 1868 Christian sue
ceeded to the throne unexpectedly, and
that same year Alexandra, the oldest
daughter, married the Prince Of Wales,
Three years later DaEmar another
daughter, married Alexander III. OF
Russla, soon to be the Gear, and in 1875
Thyra married the Duke of Cumberland,
the ugllest and richest man in Europe.
Thyra went insane. but the others have
led public lives.
Then there are sons. The Prince
Royal Frederick Is now man of fifty
five. and has a son who married Maud
OF Wales. Another son Is King George
Of Greece, who has large family.
At these annual Copenhagen reunions
great state dolngs are transacted. The
late car OF Russia made all his inn
portant moves from its safe seclaslon.
This year II is rumored that Queen Lou
Use will patch up the difficulty between
the prince and princess of Wales and
that she will begin diplomatic negotia-
lions to save Crete to Greece. She Is
lively old lady, and. though feeble, re-
talns all her mental faculties,
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aRANn ARNY gRoAEPnENE
AZ naiI-ArrnnEenAshts Made for
En,rrtninnaont Of vlaiiors.


AZ cluelnnAiI-A rrnnEenASni Made aoI
Entrrfninnlont OF ViHtiors.
CINCINNATI. o., August 25-@osi
complete arrangements have been made
by the citizens committee for the re-
ception and giving Of information to the
different posts and individuals arriving
in Cincinnati TO attend the national en-
campmeut OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic. September TO 10,
In the hrst place en- agreement mas
been made with the Cincinnati Transfer
Company by which auents Of that COM
pauy viii meet every train and take
CHARGE OF the delivery OF every Visitors
trunk or other baggage to any point IN
the clty at price that Is quite losv, ana
stimulated by agreement with the clti-
zcns' committee shall not be advanced.
This applies. OF course, TO thoae who
know beforehand where theH will stop,
and there Is no reason why all visitors
who have known long enough before
that they would come 20 Cincinnati
shall rot have already secured their
Stopping places. They can engage rooms
at the hotels by writing, the hotels ha"-
ing agreed to charge no mare than
their customary rates for regular &c
contradictions.
ON the other hand by writing TO the
committee on private accommodations,
quarters cup be secured In private
houses In all parts Of the city conve-
nient to any headquarters or meeting
place desired Such as arrive without
any definite idea as to where they are
to 60, Will apply al once 10 the office OF
the bureau OF information, one OF which
will be established at each Of the dif-
ferent railway stations. Eere all ques-
tons will be answered and full lntor-
nation given. AS for the arrival OF
posts that come In body the commit
tee on reception has made special pro"
vision, Captain ]. Milton Blair, chair
man Of this committee has had every
local post name five members or moro
who wifi act with his committee. A de-
tail of several Of these appointees Will
be at all the depots during the day and
night, standing watches OF six hours
each and waiting to receive and escort
the posts to their stopping places. The
posts will have before coming nrranE-
ed by correspondence with Secretary
Stevens, of the citizens committee, for
needed accommodations In some one OF
the thirty odd school houses that have
already been filled by applicants and
one OF the committee In waiting Will
90 right with the post to their partlcu-
lar headquarters. In this way all con-
fusion viii be avoided. Those who so to
Camp Sherman will be similarly ar
ranged for.
Another feature about the coming in.
to the city will be the fact that Medical
Director CHihertSOn will have stationed
at every station members Of his medical
corps, all prominent practIcing physi-
clans, who will be ready to administer
free treatment to such as are overcome
or need any sort of attention.
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Mr.. A. C. Thomas. OF MaryEvIlle, Tex.
than has yet been made In the Klon-
dixie, For years he SUFFERED untold RS-
ony from consumption, accompanied
by henlOrrhages; and was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold is OF little value In
comparison with this marvellous cure;
would have II, even II 1t cost a hundred
dollars n bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size 80 cents and $t00 Guar
aaieed 10 cure or price refunded.
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on the first and third Tuesdays In
July, August, September and october,
1855, the Chicago, Milwaukee, q St
Paul Railway Will sell round trip excur-
sion tickets good twenty.one days.
from Chicago, Milwaukee aud other
points on5its lIne,to a great many points
in South and North Dakota and other
western and southwestern states at
about one fare. Take a trip west and
see the wonderful crops and what an
amount of good land can be purchased
for a little money. Further informn-
ton as to rates, routes, prices Of firm
lands. etc, may be obtained on appllCh-
tlon to any coupon ticket agent or bF
addressing the following named per-
sons: w. h. Powell, general immlgTa-
don agent. 40 Old Colony Building,
Chicago; II. f. Hunter. immigration
agen; for South Dakota, cot Dearborn
Street, Chicago. or George II. Heanord,
general passenger agent, Chlcao, MI
uOts "
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THE 1RoN TRADE
THE MARKET ssnsaulom at tho wrck-Am.
aIEamatIon Of steel Companies.

The MARKET sCmsaIiom at tho wrck-Am.
aIramutIon Of steel Conpunit'.
CLEVELAND. O.. August S5--The
iron Trade Review in It's issue to-mor-
row will say;
Heavy purchases Of Ressemer pig iron
IN the Mahonlng and shenanEo valleys
At tho furnacemen's price Of $40. fur
mace. have beer thc market sensatlon
Of the week. The event of farthest
reaching import Is the practical conclu-
sion OF the deal FOR the amaisamation
Of the Minnesota Iron Company and
che Illinois Steel Company. The mer-
ger has not come TO the point ot decid'
Ing details, excep, as to relative stock.
holdings. II may be announced, also,
that the negotiations for the acquisition
NJ tho LoraIn Steel Company, which
have been pending for several weeks,
have been virtually closed in the pust
few days. The stocks OF the two large
western companies have bounded up In
the past week and are now thought to
have reached the climax OF the remarks
uble advances OF the fortnight. Part OF
this Improvement IS the intrinsic i'm
nroveuspt OF all iron securities, due to
the marked bet,crment that has come to
tho trnde In August. Rumors are pIen-
4IfuI OF further additions 70 the Hist of
comoanies Included in the merger but
aenlals arc made on behalf of the sew
eral Pcnnsylvanla companies, and there
n no reason TO believe they have ever
been seriously a factor in ahe plans
made az CHICAGO
It remains % be seen how tsF %n sl'
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llue, makes statement to the effect
that utter disregard is shown in the
chief Quartermaster's department TO
private Importers.
I'VE had arranged" he said, ''to es-
tablEsh a regular mail and freight line
between New York and here. but We
hive had to discontinue 1t temporarily
owing to the difficulty OF dlscharglng
cargoas. For instance, when the Phil
adelphia came here with cargo of only
400 packages, the vessel had TO remain
unloadod for fifteen days, eleven Of
which, on demurrage, cost the company
$500 day. Much of this unreasonable
delay was due to Colonel Humphreys,
who paid no attention 10 my protest.
1.-THE war is over and 1t is to the in
terest of the government tn encourage
private trade; but the reverse is appar-
entity the case. obtained lighter at
considerable expense and 1t was conaS-
Gated by Colonel Humphreys, together
with q gang of men had employeA."
General Lawton places no credence
In the stories Of intended Cuban violence
and says they have shown no dispo7!-
ton to make trouble for the United
States military authorities.
'There has been nothing" he SAID.
"to disturb the peaceful estate Of affairs.
mr. a, I 0ypnct trouble"
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PITTsBURG, August 25.-The Amer
lean MANUFACTURER Will say tomorrow:
While ehe activity in sales in the iron
and steel trade is not as active this
week as 1t was last, the Improvement
continues and the market has lost Moth
ing. The advance IN the prices quoted
last week are still held, and the demand
at most points Is fully as strong. The
condition of trade is shown In the action
Of the axle manufacturers, who are said
to have recently advanced prices $40 per
Ton. The makers of forge bIllets there
upon put their prices from $50 to &24
per ton. At Philadelphia the pig iron
market is excited by outside Influences.
Some Of The largest makers claim to be
sold up to the close OF the year. but the
activity in the market is greater than
the advance In prices. The steel billet
trade is active as those Interested were
caught by surprise.
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thumb on one hand and finger on other
broken; George r., Fries, of this city,
thumb dlslocatedi : Miss Bessie Baker.
Of Memphis. and Mrs. Helen Wilcox. of
wales, were 50, .BaAdly shaken up as to
require medical attention, but no bones
were broken.
The collision was between the Almont
train and train No. Cos of the Saginaw
division. The former was loaded With
circus oxcarsioai4ss. -Four cars of the
Almont train were overturned and al.
most teleseoped. The engine of the
other train was derailed.
When the trains came together
frightfui panic ensued, the 200 or more
passengers In the overturned cars
screaming and struggling to extrcate
themselves. In the excitement many
women we're trampted under foot aud
lnnumerabie slight injuries inflicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26
IT NEVER FAILS,
That Is tho Top Notch Of Records, and IT,
the same In Wheeling,

That IS tho Top Notch Of Records, aud tits
tic ,Omo IN Wheeling,
A remedy which always cures SOON be-
cones widely known, and the rapid
growth in population Of Doan's Kidney
PMS rests upon the fact that they never
fails. We wish We were able to show
you tho fun force and weight Of such
fact. Cures have followed cures'-ln the
paper--and got 10 further. Those cur
cd by Doanfr Kidney Pits can do more
for the remedy than the papers can.
VoluUaIy letters every day tells us Of
cures In al parts of the country. The
age of the person makes no difference
the stage OF the d.ScdEe no obstacle,
From bnckache to Brights disease,
through aid the Intervening horrors, the
resallt Is Always the samc-a cure. Some
tiiug THAT helps IL gOod'--a cure Is best
Doan's Kidney Pills never stop Snort
Of cure. W G tell you thts, so do
Wheeling people. THE kidneys are NJ
fectcd from m1ry causes. Heavy MT
Ing, too much standing, too much
sitting, sudden strain. a 81
we're cold, ana II beElns-back-
ache. SO every condition OF lie
is alike. open to its assaults, and thanks
to Doan's Kidney Pulls, every stage OF
the disease 10 cuInMp. You reed not
take a trip to iiEsf II out-thcrc are
plenty tE Wheeling who are glad TO
give YOU their VerincAtlOn-
Mrs, John Richie. OF No. g22 Market
street, HlyT: For eight years ! was
troubled with my lddneye, but did not
pay mach attention to them thinking
IL would wear ON, but It grew SO bad
that could scarcely get nrouHd My
back WINS droadfuliy weak ard sore. ana
] had rheumatic pains all through my
shdttlders and arHss. ] became 50 weak
Mt times that | would nearly sink down.
was also rIrbtect TO frequent attacks
of vertigo when II seemed MS II every
thing around mo was muvinE. There
was distress and weakness In the kid
ncy sccrctions. and could not better 1t,
although took logs Of medicine. Sec
Ing Doan'R Kidney pills advertised ex-
fCnSIve,y Ngot a box at tho Logan Drug
CO. =. 1Gey helped me Vt ouice. The one
box entirely cured me-"
DonRR Kidney PFls for sale by all
denierg PricO 6G cents Mailed by
F'osterNAFl lbgiTp Co., BunaIo. N. Y. Eoie
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The greatest matchmaker Of modern
times is III. The mother-in-law of all
Europe is getting old. Queen Louise OF
Denmark, who for hfty-stx years has
overlooked the thrones Of the old world
from the standpoint of mother and
mother-in-law, is holding now, for the
flfty-sixth time, her annual reunion at
Copenhagen, and her friends and rein-
tives say that 1t Is doubtful II she will
live 10 hold another.
The Copenhagen reunions nave been
feature OF the old world for half cen
tury. queen Louise and Prince Chris
tiau from their small but lofty throne
In the north Of Europe have been in the
habit of gathering together each Sep
TENDER in the old castle all their children
and grandchildren, nephews and nieces,
cousins and coasins-in-law for cele-
brahon.
When "the children" grew up and
made their remarkable marriages these
reunions became more celebrated, and
now It is not an unusual thing for tour
lists in Europe to travel to Denmark for
September in order that they may see
all the crowned heads of Europe In a
batch.
When Queen Louise was married back
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26
EAB THE WORLD.
ne High Compliment Paid to
American Manufactures
sDTHR AMERIcAN woRKMEN

PREssED BY THE DEMAND BE-
ING MADE UPON THIN BY THE
WORLD FOR HIGH GRADE IN
aTRuSG2NTs AND MACHINERY.
DISTANT NATIONS HAVE PUR-
CHASED s5aooo,ooo WORTH OF
PRODUCTS OF AMERICAN
SKILLED woRKstEN DURING
.nHE YEAR EusT ENBED-A
RECORD TO BE PROUD OF.
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fort will be made by other ore producers
to insure the destination OF a consider
able part of rhetr product, or by other
Important stOeI companies to provide
the bulk of their ore supplies at a cast
likely to fluctuate only within narrow
limits. The sellers OF ore viii probably
ind their trade, for time largely
among furnaces whose operations are
not on scale warranting the risks Of
a large mining investment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-26
TWELVE PERSONS INJURED
In a Colll.,on at Port uuron, allohIgnn
Panle Among PaIashsera.

In Collision ut Fort HnFHnI AiehiSRh
Panic Among PaushEerr.
PORT HURON, Srtch.' August s5.-
Twelve persons have been pore or less
seriously injured in a coltision on the
Flint & Pere Marquette railway here.
They are: Mrs. James Hobhins, Wales.
hip and spine injured and two RIBS
fractured; Mrs. Margaret DOwner, aged
"a, Wales. Two ribs fractured; Mrs. Or.
Wilkinson. AImaat, head cut check
bone injured; Miss Martin, Detroit, nose
broken and severe scalp wounds; Mrs.
NJ. s. Swain. Aimunt, leg bruised. ankle
spralned; Miss Knoz, Memphis, face.
head and shoulders injured; Mrs. John
clegg, Memphis. head and nip injured;
Mrs. Mcclure, Memphis. shoulder and
arm Injured; Mrs Victoria Cook, Wales,
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BE sure and use that old and well.trled
remedy, Mrs WInslow's Soothing
syrup FOR children teethlRg. Il Soothes
tho child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Ia the best
remedy for dRrrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents u bottle. m-w&f
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agents for the United States. Remppo-
Ter ~ rs,ne. Doans.and take 20 sub
stlttte. 9
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IA lplspatcl, 70 .hS 1nlelllgencer.

spceiai Dispatch to The Iatelilgencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. August 20
No greater compliment to American
manufactures and American workmcn
can DC found than that expressed by the
demand being made upon them by the
world for high grade instruments and
machAnery. Coarse heavy goods which
show thair quality upon their face, and
which are not subjected to special strain
OF breakage o. their parts, ore pur-
chased in any market put those who
purchase complicated and dellcately
CONSTRUCTED machinery which must be
handled and operated by persons thou
sands Of miles from the place Of cnn-
strucfion and unfamiliar with It's de-
tails, show a confidence in the quality
OF material and fathfuEness In con-
structiop which is a compliment to those
who make and to those who sell these
articles.
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That the people OF the world have
confidence In American goods of this
character and therefore In the people
who make and sell them is shown by
the large orders which our manufacture
ers Of nne and complicated machinery
'hayp received in the fiscal year just
ended. Telephones telegraph instru-
.nents. typewrlters. bicycles, steam en-
glnes, fire engines. railway engines,
metal working machinery. shoe manu-
facturlng machinery, electrical ma
chinery. sewing machines. printing
presses. instruments for scientific pur-
poses. clocks. watches. pianos, organs.
and other articles of this delicate atud
complicated character, the production
of American workmea and American
manufacturers. amounting in value to
S50,Oo1oOO have been purchased fro us
By other parts OF the world in the year
Just ended. A milton dollars worth
week has been taken fram the people Of
the United States by the people of dis
taut nations as practical evidence OF
their admiration for and confidence in
the American workman and the Amer
isan manufacturer
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved In six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" Il il
great surprise on account OF tie exceed.
Ing promptnCBs in relieving pain in bIad-
der, Kidneys and back. In male or 10.
male Relieves retention Of water al
relief and cure this Is the remedy Sold
by II II. List, druggist, Wheeling, W,
Va. tf&s
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l.,. ~.
From the great MISUNDERSTANDING ''AN-
tries OF lsngiana' Germany ana France
from Japan Chira anu 4nuia, wners
generations OF skiHi0i men iiVsu' honf,
isnea ana passed away DeiOFe "nsel
was turned or factory esIaDl'sneu Il.
America from the forests 81 AREA |, a. ana ana
the Islands OF oceanica, rom turNey'
fram Persia from SIAN, from horea'
from Aden' the Azores AusN'Anu' "a
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That this confidence Is fully justified
by experience is shown by the steadily
Increasing demand for our machinery.
For years we have exported from two
to three million dollars worth per an
mum Of sewing machines, sending them
to all parts OF the earth, and the ag-
ures tor the past year range far above
the average Of the decade. From the
time that typewrlters ard bicycles
came into use there has been a demand
upon us snr them, and now their expor-
taton ranges into the millions, and their
purchasers are found in every part of
the globe.
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HgRA AZ. ssas sq'Is ss y e 81. Nue. sS,E EA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-06-09
Mining At The Cen
trail On The In
crease.
Output For May Over FL Tons
a Hint To the supervisors Of ke-
weenaw County-Otner county
Happenings.

CENTRAL.
The product for May month at the Cen
trail mine was 81 tons 4S5 pounds.
EAGLE HARBoR.
Mr.. Frank Raley, OF Detroit. and presi'
dent OF the Victor Cold Storage Go. Of
that city, arrived on the Stewart and
will visit for few days at his old home
The Fay Nathan came in Monday last
with a raft OF timber from Chassel for
Dave Kingston which he has sold to the
Arnold Mining Co. for ra lroad tunnel
work.
A little stranger arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Angoye on Sunday last.
Lother and child are doing nicely.
Six men we're put at work last Tuesday
morning at the Ashbed to clean up before
starting the mining work,
MARRIED-At the Catholic church here
on Monday, June 6, at a. m, Miss Susie
Kuhn, OF Rockland, to MIR. Daniel Cor
gan, of the Arnold, They were attended
by Miss Minnie Keane and Mr.. Thomas
Parks. They have commenced house
keeping. Dan is employed on the carpen'
ter force at the Arnold.
The NEWS has been requested TO call
the attention OF the people OF keweenaw
to the case Of its old correspondent,
Emanuel Broad, in order that his affl &C.
ton may be more generally known than
il is and so endeavor TO raise the sym
patty OF the board of supervisors 80 that
they might, If possible, devise some way
OF caring Tor him. lie is at present stay
irg with one OF his daughters at the
Phoenix, but be is so helpless that it is
more than woman can do 10 attend to
him or remove him from his bed
Mr.. Broad's family, as the News under
stands it, are not in position to hire a
man to attend to him which appears al
most necessary and as the various mem
bers OF the family have children OF their
own to look after they are not able TO
take him into their household. MIR.
Broad, it will be remembered, was many
years ago hurt in the old Cliff mine and
since then has been a helpless cripple and
now that the family are nearly all dis
persed it has become necessary for the
the authorities 10 step IN aud do some
thi g for him in which no doubt the var
ious members OF his family would co-oL-
crate to,the best OF their means.
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ruNEkAL DIRE TORS.

kEVERT OLSON Funeral diectorr anc
practical embalmer. Established in 1875. Scott
street, Red Jacket Night Calls by telephone
or otherwise promptly attended 70.
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stocks.

Take in the Presbyterian excursion.
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me pre,b, terrain. Exeur.ion.

The excursion 60 Duluth to be given by
the Presbytenans will leave Har-
cock on the morning Of Fri1ey, the 18th
dag OF June, returning the next day, fare
for the round trip, $3.50.
Their annual excursions on the Christie
pher Columbus have always been a round
Of pleasure TO the people and the one now
90 come of should be more entertaining
than the former once, "a the excursion
is's will have the privilege OF seeing the
largest shin ever built on the lakes
launched. In addition to which the
people OF Duluth are endeavoring to en-.
gage the celebrated Lieut. Godfrey's mill
tary band which is now making a tour
through Canada and the British prov
incpg.
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Marks I,rothsrs Coming.

The Marks Bros Dramatic Co. will
open a weeks engagement at the Opera
House Monday evening, June 13 This
company il well known-in Calumet and
we can expect first-class show at the
low prices OF 10, - aud % cents. The
company is headed by that popular CON-
edlan, Tom Marks, who has stamped
himself iayorite in Calumet. He has
surrounded himself with a capable com.
paDy, aud the plays are under the special
direction Of Mr.. Marks. This company
carries SPECIAL scenery and effects for the
different plays they produce. They have
no long waits between acts, the time being
taken up by first-class specialities, there
by giving you first-cless dramatic and
vaudeville performance at the price oil
one show. They will no doubt have full
houses, az the company is well known
here and theprices are within reach OF all
Admission, 10 and Is cents: reserved
seats % cents.
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WILLIAM =. SNEED--Embalme and
funeral director, Heca street, Laurium
ThirtY-siX years experience.