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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

DR.. GrtenG'S
NERVURA
Makes Youthful Looks,
Beauty, Health, YigOr.

The are Of woman is not marked by
wears alone. The pinehed face, the
harsh voice, the angular form, inc
hollow eyes, the irritable disposition =
such are the indications OF premature
noe, Many women ere older at thirty
t6an Others are at fifty. There are
manyills peculiar 10 women, and nearly
ali Of them are of nervous character.
Possibly O delicate constitution may
have been inherited. Overwork ana
worry NAV have brought on a condition
Of exhauStion which no amount OF rest
can overcome. Lack Of vitality meana
weak or impure blood, and the slightest
exertion Is more enervating to people
IN such condition than hard and con-
tinuous labor to those In good health'
Poor blood fails to give proper nutrt-
tion 10 the nerves, and trifing annoy
aHces are soon magnifed. The slightest
noise becomes q serious shock. Ads.
agreeable word or u fancied slight Is
looked upon ns some great sorrow.
Headaches become frequent Neprei'
eiac pains are an almost unenduLaele
torture. Dyspepsia comes on and IN
tensifies allother symptoms by further
impoyerishing the blood and nerves.
Troubles, both physical and mental,
multiply until the climax Is reached
in complete collapse.
Z This the dark side. Life Is full OF
darkness, but there is more sunshine
than shade In the world. Science has
Come to the relief Of suffering hu'
manitY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

Next Monday, october 10. the Cleve-
land. Loraln & Wheeling railway will
make special low round trip rates to
Omahu. Consult o. r. Wood, T. r. A.,
McLurc House block. for particulars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

Several social functions. embracing
music as the chief attraction. were CIV
en- during the week, complimentary to
Mr.. Henry w. Hughes, who leaves Mon
day, to the regret OF every one ever
having the pleasure OF an acquaintance
The last opportunity TO hear him in
Wheeling will be Afforded tomorrow
night In the large auditorium Of the
Fourth Street II. +. church. and It goes
without saying that the edliice will be
crowded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

INSTRUCTION IN LATIN, beginning
or advanced. Address W. p. Collier, y.
~, No. 20 n. Broadway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

1Iccabe. 6lii be ''at home" az Monu-
ment Place, Elm Grove. Wednesdays Of
October.
SIR aud sl-r. James cummins Of thu
Island. and Miss Annie Cummins, Of
ChaDllne street, are In Washington, Pa.
The Hospital Association has Just
passed through an eyenttul week To-
gether with all the other charitable In
stitUtlone. 1t was remembered bE
George +. stlfel & Co.: got is plans all
working for a big Charity Ball. the
Daughters OF the C0nfederacy having
changed thei: date for similar AFFAIR
to November q. and besides was pre-
scented with a beautifully furnished and
equipped room by Mrs. B. Walker Pet
erson. OF Woodsdale. Thy hospital now
has seven rooms MS evidences OF indi-
vldual henevolence. represented by Mrs
Henry X. List. Mrs. Sidney Laughlln.
Mrs. Harry Fcanzhelm. Mrs. Joseph
speldel. Mrs. S. s. Bloch, Mrs. B. Wal
ker Peterson and the late Mrs. Louis S.
Delaplaine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

A BOTTLE Of Cooks Imperial Extra
Dry Champagne with your dinner
makes It complete. 1t pleases every
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08
Grtene'S
NcrTQra
For the Blood and Nerves.

For all diseases of the blood and
nerves IN unfailing specific has been
found In DR.. Greene's Ncrvura for the
blood and nerves. The importance of
the discovery can best be attested by the
thousands who have been restored to
health under its magic influence.
If you feel the need of special advice
call on DR.. Greene or write to him at
his Office, IS West 18th ST., New York
City. Q lie will make your symptoms
clear t. you nndtellyou how TO getwell.
There Is nocharge for such consulta-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

He leaves Wheeling Monday, begin
ming his journey toward Italy, justify
ing the IDtelligenceT, which stated
more than year ago, that the position
Of Henry w. Hughes on the worlds
his ambition and inclination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The series OF Assembly dances for
'9S-'9s VIII be under the management
which scored such success last win
ter. Messrs Price Whitaker and Frank
Waterhouse have arranged to glve these
affairs at the Carroll Club auditorium,
on October q. and December 30 1t is
likely another dance will be given In the
early spring II the two already arrang-
ed are successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The studios OF all teachers are open
and the studyof music with the younger
portion Of the community is becoming
more, earnest, and VIII be CRAFTY aided
~ tbe philharmonic Club" Is again
started. when either free or inexpensive
Admission is TO be offered all students.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
meets every other week, bringing the
club again together at the residence OF
Mrs. Charles w Frissell, on Fourteenth
street. Friday, October q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The appended account Of the mar
riage OF Miss Maud Gamble. OF Clncin-
natl, will be read with interest by the
many friends Of the bride who made
her ACQUAINTANCE while she was the
Iguest OF Mr.. ]. N. Vance. OF North
Main street. Miss Lillian Vance acted
as bridesmaid and Mr., ]. Nelson Vance,
r.. officiated ut the organ.
Miss Maud Gamble. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James n. Gamble. OF West
wood, was married last evening at G
o'clock, to Mr.. Alfred Kuno Nippert, n
well known young attorney OF Cincln-
natl. The westwood ". +. church was
thFonEed with friends who had been In
vited to hear the ceremony, which was
imbresslvely read by the pastor. Rev.
". ". Kugler. The church was decor
ated with quantities OF palms. Mr..
Vance, OF Wheeling. W. Va, presided
at the organ, Miss Olivia p Gamble. the
BRIDES sister. was her maid OF honor
and Mr. Sanford Brown, n college chum
of the groom, was his best man. The
other attendants were Miss Lillian
Vance. Of Wheeling; Miss Ellie Duncan.
OF Columbus: Miss Helen Foote. o.
Cleveland, and Miss Ella Frances Mp
pert as maids, and Mr.. Harry Brent
Mnckog. OF CovlnEton: Mr.. George H.
kTehA, AlT. fuWHIu r. NlpptTt IN"
groom's brother. and Mr.. Albert VI.
Austin, Of Cleveland, Ohio. a. ushers
and groomsmen. They were all college
mates OF Mr.. Nippert, and are members
OK the Phi Delta Phi and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternities.
The bride wore n superb gown Of
white satin brocnde.
A brilliant reception followed at the
splendid home OF the CANDLES, 'RatoE-
oUgh."
Mr.. and Mrs. Nippcrt have gone FOR q
two month"; trip and on their return
will receive Fridays after January ], at
their home on Werk road.
Mra William y. McMechen. Of North
Chnpline street, has retuElcd from a
three months stay at Oakland. Nd.
Mrs. ]. Reed Mcknight, nee Miss
Lydia McMcchen. Of Pittsburgh. who
has been the guest OF her parents dur
ing the summer. left yesterday for her
home and Atlantic city.
Mn W. Bates Woods, nee Miss Belle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The Twentieth Century Girls meet ev-
cry other week. The FIRST entertain
ment was rendered Thursday by Miss
Eleanor Howell, at the residence Of
Major AlonzO LorinE, Monument Place.
The prize winners were Mrs. Harry Ce-
ell Whitaker. Miss Grace Hoge, Miss
Sue Wright and Miss Lambert, OF Rich
lmond. guest OF Mrs. Robert White.
Fourteenth street. Next meeting at the
home Of DR.. H. H. Harrison, Island,
Thursday afternoon, October 20, Miss
Virginia Harrison entertainer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The Charity Whist Club had de-
lightful reunion at the residence of
Mrs. w. w. Arnett, Mondag afternoon.
The trophy was captured by Miss
Moore, daughter OF Mr.. Philip Henry
Moore. Next session VIII occur ut the
suburban residence Of Mrs. S. s. Bloch,
Monday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

Wedding invitations were sent out
during the week by Mrs. Susan Taylor
Wright for the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Ellen Taylor, to Mr. William p.
Wilson, the nuptais TO be solemnized
at the First Presbyterian church, We'd
nesday evening, October 10, and follow
ed with reception at the home of tho
brides grandfather Mr.. George r. TaV-
lor. on Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

The Bachelor-Malds met Thursday
morning for reorganization at the res
idence OF DE-. H. H. Hazlett, North
Main street Nothing specific as to
meetings was planned, except that the
form OF entertainment dispensed at
each home should be at the option OF
that days hostess and a diversion OF
music. cards and book discussion Will
be programmed accordingly. Another
meeting at bursts on next Monday
evening, Is booked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

Pyramid Pie cure Is sold by drug
gists generally. II your druggist does
not keep 1t, he Will get Il for you II you
ask him. Book on cause and cure OF
piles sent free, Address. Pyramid Drug
c., Marshall, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-08

Wedding invitations were sent By Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baer, Of chapline
street, for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Aiollie, to Mr.. James Milton Gut
man. The marriage ceremony and re-
ception will take place at the Windsor,
Wednesday evening, October 10.
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KENTUCKv

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. io-1'he latest returns
from the Ninth congressional district indicate
thAt Mordecat Williams. dem. OF CatlettSburr.
has defeated the incumbent samuel Purh.
rep. OF Nanceburg. by a majority OF about isl
however. Mr.. Pugh has not yet conceded his
oeteat and claims he has a majority OF al but
TINS seems TO be Offset by beiated returns from
harrison county, which gives Williams a sub
stantial majority.
This gives the democrats 10 OF the II con-
greSsmen from Kentucky. a gain OF three con-
gressmen for the democrats IN the state The
FIFTH. Eighth and Ninth are the districts thar
somersaulted into the democratic camp
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. II The oniciai count
re-elects Congressman :. J. Pugh bV a maSor-
NY OF = votes over Mordecai Williams The
oiicial majoritaes In the IS counties are ~ fol-
lows.
For Pugh--Boyd. CO. Carter al. Crccnun
-is. Lewis, so; Rowan. ioc: total i.Taa
For Williams - Bath. lao: Brackcn. rs.
Fleming -; Harrison. az: Lawrence Is. Ma
son, ISL; Nicholas, 4O0; Robertson. i4a; total
i.7si
a part OF one precinct In Carter was thrown
out, reducing Pugh's majority by 81
IL Is said that Williams viii make "A contest
But the Official count means that Mr. Pugh
VIII 90 back TO congress.
In the Louisville district the oracfal co,,nt
was begun Friday and will be finished Satur-
day Turner tdemJ gained more than Evans
a. far as the count went His election is Ger
tain The Kentucky delegation will stand y
democrats and republicans.
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NEW YORK

NEW YoRK, Nov. lO-Revised returns "a they
came In early Wednesday made practically no
change in those OF Tuesday night which show
ed the election OF Col Theodore Roosevelt
rep. rr governor. by plurality OF from T. 90
TO 2D,OOO owe Augustus Van Wyck dem As
compared with the election OF 1896 when
Black defeated Porter. this shows rcpub-
lcan loss Of from 1906 to $4,000
Roosevelt came TO the Harlem river with
10000 plurality. and Van Wyck had but ~ OOJ
In Greater New York. with which TO meet MIN.
An analysis OF the vote outside OF the city shows
that Roosevelt lost 81 500 a. compared with
Black. In the city his vote was 81 900 smaller
than Blacks In the country districts Van
Wyck ran about 5000 and In the city about
54,OOO'ahcud OF Porter.
The states congressional delegation will
probably stand 10 republicans to 10 democrats
democratic gain OF L. In old New York City
tManhattan borough no republican has be N
returned. and . notable feature OF the election
was the defeat by VIM. Aston Chanler OF Lieut.
Qugg for congress In the Fourteenth district
where the former overcame "a republican pIur-
atty OF ii,7g0 two years ago and won
by about 1000 The state legislature will be
republican on joint ballot by p votes insurinr
the election Of repu blicau TO succeed Senator
Edward Murphy. Jr.. on the expiration Of his
term on March 3. 1859. The state senate will
stand p repub licans TO q democrats demo-
cratic gain Of The republicans Will have ~
members Of the general assembly and the dem
ocrats 81. This IS a republican gain OF H.
NEw YORK, Nov ALPHABETICALLY complete
returns on the vote for governor in the entire
state give Roosevelt. rep. plurality Of 10 533
The democratic plurality In Greater New
York was Sc. 2O3
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THE HOUSE
Republicans Claim 1t bu
Is Majority.
Two Districts are in Doubt
and Will Require an Of
fetal Vote to Decide.
The Senate Will Have a Repub-
lican Majority of IA.
Col. Roosevelt Elected Governor of
New York bu a Good Majority.
Wisconsin Elects Gov. SchofieId and
Solid Republican Delegation.
massachusetts REFLECTS Gov woIcott by
Majority OF s3,34s-stone Elected
Governor In PennsyIvania 10y More
Than ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Make
Gains IA Many States

WAsHlNGToS.'Nov i2-At a late hour Fri
day night Chairman Babcock OF the repub-
lican congressional committee. said that the
iatest adVices received by the committee made
no change IN the political complexion OF the
next mousse OF representatives. The rcpub-
hcans. ne said. would have is5 members GER
talnly' giving them clear majority OF 10
'Ihese hgures were the same rs those he gave
out early in the day
Secretary Kerr OF the democratic congress
slonal committee, has gone to Pennsylvania
No additional statement from him. therefore
could be obtained.
In statement Wednesday evening Chnir-
man Babcock said. There can be no LONGER
any reasonable argument over the political
complexion OF the next house OF representa-
uvcs. IL will be republican beyond the sbad-
ow OF a doubt Our advices show the certain
election Of 1856 republicans. six more Than
enough 10 give Us control. These are straight
republicans and our majority viii he over the
combined opposition. our information induces
us to place nine districts IN doubt
At the headquarters OF the democratic con-
gressional committee confidence Is expressed
that the democrats viii control the next house
OF Representatives. Secretary Kerr will not
concedc many OF the claims made by Chairman
Babcock' OF the republican committee, and
says that Ia a large number Of districts IL will
require the Official count TO determine definite
ly the result
that we have elected 1873 members OF the next
house, the republicans i63. and that II districts
are In doubt, In New York we will have q
members; in Pennsylvania nine and pcrhaps
ten; In Kansas four at least and perhaps nve.
In Nebraska four; In North Carolina nine and
In California two or three Information is slow
coming IN. because the count ia so many OF the
districts Is very close. Our figures are based
upon definite returns and am satisfied that
they are entirely accurate
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MIsCnNsIN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. IO-Elcction returns
though far from being complete indicate thar
Gov. ward Schoncld. rep. is sure Of cleo
ton by at least 5000 plurality Republican
Chairman Treat stiu sticks To his claim OF 90
co. the sentinel SAYS AZ least
1000 while National Democratic Com
mitteeman Wall says Schoncld
might have from 5000 to 10000 plurality.
though he would not concede this. having
heard trou but ten per cent OF the precincts
In the state. Milwaukee county complete
with the exception OF the village Of Cuday
gives schohold i92 plurality. This county also
elected republican ticket with the exception
OF sheriff. which went TO the democrats
Republicans elect congressman in every dis
trict except the Second, which f. stin in doubt
The legislature is Overwhelmingly republican
the senate consisting OF 81 republicans and .
democrats and the assembly a. republicans
and y democrats
MrLwAUKEE. Wis. Nov. O.-The latest re-
turns from the Second congressional district
gives Herman y. Dahle. rep. 1000 majority
over James +. Jones, dem. thus insxring a
solid republican congressional delegation from
Wisconsin. Later state returns swell GOV
Sconeld plurality 10 1000
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OHIO

COLUMBUS. o. Nov. Incomplete returns
show Weaver. rep. is elected TO congress In
the Seventh district 10y So. ana Bremen. dem.
in the Third district by II.
COLUMBUS o.. Nov. 1C-Unoniciai returns
from all but one county Wednesday night
make the plurality Of Kinney. rep. for secre-
tary OF state 1000
COLUMBUS. o. Nov. te-As the oficial re-
ttrns began coming In pretty rapidly Friday. a
scare was started at the way Food Com
missioner Blackburn was running behind his
ticket In 20counties reported Blackburn vote
was a40i behind spear Somebody computed
that at that rate Blackburn would be found 20
have ran from go 10 30 900 behind. Then a.
this loss was represented by votes for baker
the democratic candidate. and N the republic
an plurality was only 90 OO0 10 was very possi-
Ole 20 conceive that Blackburn might be de-
fcated and Baker elected.
But closer examination shows that Baker A.
not running along even with his ticket in
number Of counties. and while Black
burn Is running behind men on hl- own
ticket in every republican county re-
ported, he has q plurality over Baker
while Bakers plurality over Blackburn
IN democratic counties ls only normal In 9TH
er words people who scratched Blackburn
voted in considerable numbers for Ellis the
grange candidate. while many other blackburn
ecratchcrs didn't vote Tor ans candidate
There Dr. no reason 90 anticipate Blackuurn's
defeat
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THE REPORT OF GEN. MILES.
The military Operations Daring the Year
Rave Been Extraordinary. Uau-uai
aud Very Extensive.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. The report OF
Maj. Gen. Miles, commanding the
United States army. was made public
Thursday by direction of Secretary
Alger. The keynote OF the report is
found in one OF the opening sentences.
where II is said: THE military opera
tions during the year have been extra
ordinary. unusual and extensive" "A
statement which is fully borne out by
the long recital of important events
which Gen. Miles shows have made the
military history of the year 1895 the
most remarkable since the end OF the
civil war
In point OF interest the document
divides naturally into four chapters.
for while brief allusion is made TO such
matters as the military expeditions 10
Alaska. interest naturally centcrs in
the portion which treats of the war
with Spain.
Under this general head the rcpor,
deals with the plans OF campaign. OF
the war preparations; with the Santi.
ago campaigns; with Gen. Miles on
crations in Porto Rico. and lastly,
with the important changes in
existing organizations, which are,
in Gen. Miles opinion. necessary
to make the army an effective
weapon for the defense OF the country.
There is an entire absence of any evil
dence ofdircct criticism, though certain
sentences In the report are italicised.
in an apparent desire TO Justify pre-
yiously expressed plans OF details o,
the campaigns, and. where a deali
with events. the document is largely
made up of a quotation OF official dis
patches.
Treating OF the war. Gen. Miles be
gins with "a statement of the unprc
parcdness of the country. showing how
the vast equipment left by the million
soldiers Of the civil war had been dis
sipated or had become obsolete unit
the tentagc, or transportation, and
camp equipaRe was insufficient for any
important military operation. lie re
counts the Legislation OF congress jus,
prior 10 the war looking 10 the in
crease of the army and cites hi,
own recommendation on April thai
10000 men be provided for coast de
Tense and reserve, that the regular
army be increased and 10. 600 Immune,
recruited, making force OF 1862. So
men. which with 10000 native auxil
iaries he considered sufficient. Such
force properly equipped, he believed I,
be better than IA large force partl,
equipped.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. iO.-The majority OF
MCMILLAN dem. for governor over Fowler
rep. Is estimated at from 10 90 20 gOODO The
democrats have majority Of the legislature
The republicans have carried the FIRST and
Second congressional districts. the other eight
giving dem ocratic majorities
KNoXvILLE. Tenn. Nov. iO-ConRress. First
district Walter =. BrOwulow. rep elected
majority less IN IN 1900 loss sOO0 second dis
trict Henry r. Gibson elected majority about
1900. loss 1900
NASHVILLE Tenn. Nov. iO-Complete and
partial returns from - out Of 90 counties re-
oeived wednesday night give McMnlin. dom .
an estimated majority Of y. 90 for governor
The figures will. however be reduced by full
returns. and 90 seems that his majority Will DO
between p 900 and 5000. The decrease in the
republican vote Us 80 phenomenal that an ac-
curato estimate Of the total vote 10 the state Is
Impossible
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A HOLD-UP IN MINNESOTA.
Through Train on tho Great Northern
Railway Robbed by Eight Armed
Road Agents.

FERGUS FAILS, Mimi. Nov. 11.-rho
Great Northern through train. which
passes through this city at 1880 p. m.
was held up and robbed about five
miles west OF here Thursday night.
There were eight robbers in the gang.
all well armed. Two of them evident
ly boarded the blind baggage
in this city. The train was
scarcely out OF town when
these two climbed over the
tender, and presenting rcvolvers, told
Engineer Brace and his fireman TO stop
at "A lonely spot near the Pelican river
bridge. Arriving at this place the train
was stopped and the engineer and fire.
men were ordered to leave the cab
The other members OF the gang rushed
from the woods and boarded the cx-
press ear. All wore handkerchief
over their faces. The gang was regu.
larry organized and went by numbers.
When the train stopped the conduct
or and brakeman started forward 90
find out what the trouble was. but the
bandits fired number OF shots and
warned them 20 keep back. They then
compelled the express messenger 70
leave the car. and while three or four
stood guard, the others proceeded 10
blow the safes. The local safe
was destroyed and IL was thought
that they succeeded in secur.
ing considerable money, but the
exact amount can not be learned. Tho
through safe was drilled and dyna-
mited, four charge, being used The
jacket was blown Of. but II was found
impossible TO reach the inner part and
get at the cash. They worked over IL
nearly two hours, holding the train
for that length Of time. but gave up
finally and joining their companions
ON the outside. started south. The
two men who stood guard over she
engineer compelled him TO give up
500 which he had upon his person. The
express car had been somewhat wreck
cd BY the explosion but the trainmen
managed 90 get 10 % Carlisle. where IL
was patched up and the train proceed
ed on its westward Journey. Conduc-
tor Smith sent trainman back 20 this
city 20 give the alarm. but nothing
has as yet been heard 81 him
Several posses are out but no trace
Of the robbers has yet been reported