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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-18
RIIATEIsETHEIGRIP.
i. i, Certainly . Mo.t zion. disease,
But its neai cause Il Clearly ErpInin.

ed. X ~ ~, q Il 4,
Investigation has shown that nearly
every family In the city hls had ut least
one OF its members attacked By the.
grip. but itseems 70 be coming in q diff
ferent form this year than ever here
tofore, Men and women complain moro
OF nausea. pains In the arms. limbs and
about the back and q general lack OF
appetite and ambition. < " "A 4 /.
Now, NIL this proves clearly jtist where
the cause OF tho grip Is located. Have
you ever seen q sewer or drain clogged
up after heavy ralny 1t Is precisely
this WY with the grip. The kidneys
get clogged up and the poisonous 1elds,
which should pass from the system are
thrown back until finally they get Into
the blood and 80 poison the whole body.
4 Read what the eminent DR.. Hamilton
has TO say upon this subject: 1T Is
grip and similar polsons from the sys-
TEN 1t Is only necessary to open up the
sewers: In other words, to put the kid
Ineys In perfect working order so that
they will carry these .poisons away in
stead Of allowing thehi to clog UP and
ruin the blood. and, unfortunately, this
Is not altogether an easy thing to do.
."There Is, SO FAR rs the medical pro-
feEsion and science know. but one dis
covery that will quickly and eifectualy
open up the kidneys and at the same
time soothe them. That discovery.
which has cured SO many thousands Of
men and women: which Is keeping so
many In perfect health to-day, and
which Is used SO unive. sally the world
over Is Warmers Safe Cure. It Is rec.
commended and used by the highest
medica. authorities both abroad and in
America. 1t can be taken by the most
aged person and the tin!est child with
beneficial effect, for 1t Is perfectly pure
md harmless, Prof. Boyer OF Germany,
DR.. William Edward Robson OF Eng
land and DIR. Gum oil; New York are all
prominent men who speak In the high
est terms OF this great remedy. II you
have any symptoms of the grip, let me
advise you to act promptly, for you will
flEd TINT Safe Cure WIN relieve you
quickly. take you from a condition OF
misery and put you on the road to
lhealthn ri r. t ri
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BEssEMsR FURNACE OPERATORS
Perfcctln,: n CombInntion-Itmit Cor
,n,tlntIon OF yyirc Interests,

Perfcctlng n Comb!nntion-Ltniite Com
soiilntion ofyvire Interests.
CLEVELAND. o., March Icon
corning the result of the two days
meeting OF. the Bessemer furnace opera
tors, which has just closed here. the
Iron Trade Review in It's issue this week
will say:
1.-THE merchant makers OF Bessemer
iron in the central west are perfectins
an organtza lion, somewhat on the lines
of the Bessemer Ore Association. The
objects are to reduce selling cost, elimi-
nate the manipulation Of middlemen,
and get a margin over the increased
cost OF their ore. The meeting here this
week made progress on the plan.
The announcement OF the probable
failure OF the wire consolidation, based
on the development OF irreconcilable dlf-
iereuces at New York, was followed
quickly by the giving out at Chicago of
information concerning a consolidation
taking In n part OF the plants originally.
under consideration. 1t Is now stated,
however, that efforts are still making at
the eastern end of the line to accom-
plish something on the original plan be-
fore the expiration OF options, April 4,
and while there Is believed to be little
chance OF agreement, the announcement
OF the limited consolidation may have
It's influence In securing concessions.
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntclligcnccr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligcnccr.
F CLARKSBURG, W. Va, March IL.
A few days ago the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ticket agent here received or
ders to furnish q first class ticket to a
party at Long Run. to Webster City
Iowa. It has since been discovered that
the ticket was for Mrs. Mallssa Prunty.
an inmate OF tho Doddridge county
almshousc, who had inserted an adj
vertisement In New York matrimon-
ial paper for husband, and received
a reply from D, B. WEIGH. a prosperous
farmer of Webster City, Iowa, who sent
her twenty-five dollars and the ticket
as stated, and Mrs. Prunty at once left
for Iowa, and word has been received
that they were married yesterday. 'ls
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IRON AND STEEL,

The Trade is Going on In About tho
w Same Way. 5ii-,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 1.-THE
American Manufacturer in its weekly
trade review will say tomorrow:
"our reports this week indicate no;
material change in the iron and steel
riarket. as the trade is going on Ia
about the same way. Wor talk is hav-
Ing some effect in holding back business
and some lines unsatisfactory. At New
York business is about as 1t was. with
considerable doing. but prices remain
quite low. At Philadelphia, the pis
iron market is rather dull, and there is
little doing In Bessemer steel. The de-
mand for bar iron Is irregular. but the.
sheet mills have good orders and the
plate mills are fairly well employed. AT
Chicago some departments OF the trade
are quite active, while others are dull.
The movement in pig iron Is less pro-
nounced than It was. but stocks are
scarce. Bar iron is weak. although the
demand is good. The sheet Is hardly
what 1t was, but structural material is
active. Cincinnati reports the market
as somewhat steadier with prices a. trl-
fle frmer. Considerable pig Iron that
was bought for speculative purposes Is
now being put on the market. At Cleve-
land Bessemerj pig iron Is firmer, but
bar quotations are shaded. The de-
mand for sheet iron at this point is
good. IT is thought that there will -be
an immense trade in Cincinnati ore
during the coming season. At Wheel
INF. the trade shows little or no change.
but the demand for finished iron Is
firm --Eeat ~ - II s5l
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THE RAILROADS.

General Traffic Agent Booth. or the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, AID The repre-
lsentatiyes Of the other eastern Ohio
lines. have made a proposition which,
st Is thought by the hopeful, will induce
the Hooking Valley operators to sign
the Chicago agreement. The PROPOSE
tionis to allow q tour-ceat d!fferential
in the freight rate on lake coal in favor
Sot the Hooking Valley mines. 1t IS re-
ported TO have been an idea of SIR.
I Booth. and Is very generous one when
1t lis taken into consideration that the
Wheeling {: Lake. Erie fell behind last
year In its shipments By 10000 tons.
The Wheeling. It Is said, is willing TO
make the sacrifice In the. interest OF
peace. But even this has not. entirely
satisfied the Hooking Valley operators.
/! TheF profess to say that they fear that
the railroads will not maintain rates.
1t is insisted that transportation rates
are TOO !limsy' a structure to base a dif
ferent!al upon. Despite the effort OF the
railroads, the situation Is still In a very
critical condition. The Pittsburgh dis
trlct Is growing and there may be trou-
ble.i that quarter.
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ONE orrHETw1gstMARRrEs
Falhaan'. Son is.poa.f, |. Peer bat z 4

Pulhnnns Son E.pouses a Poor but Az AZ.
trne,iss San Franetsoo Girl. W +
SAN FRANCISCO. March i7.-wal-.
ter Sanger Pullman. one OF the twin
sons Of the late GeorscM, Pullman the
palace car smagnate, was married yes.
terdaySto Miss Louise Lander West, OF
this city. s'i 81
The unexpected alliance OF one tthe
heirs TO tho Pullman millions and the
California beauty. took place at the
home OF the Rev, John Blackwell. rec
tor OF Trinity Church on Telegraph ay-
enue, Oakland. ~
Late yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Pull
man. unnccompanied, made his appear
ance at the county clerks office In the
Alameda county court house. He made
application TO Deputy County Clerk
Mason for a license TO marry. He gave
his full name as Waller Sanger Pull
man, a native of Illinois, aged twenty
three, and at present a resident OF the
city and county of San francisco. The
name oil his Intended bride he gave as
Louise Lander West, q native OF Cali,
fornla, nged twenty-four, and a resident
OF the city and county OF San Francisco.
The license was made out In due form
and Mr.. Pullman rejoined Miss West.
Taking carriage they drove to the
home Of the clergyman. who performed
tho ceremony IN the parlors OF his
home, the clergyman's wife and a Miss
Robbins, a friend OF Mrs. Blackwell. act
ing as Witnesses. * i.
After the ceremony, the couple. went
away as quietly as they had come with
out making explanation or leaving any
address. and the clergyman was In ig-
norance OF the identity OF the couple he
mad married q
The acquaintance OF the Eoung couple
IL at most OF a few weeks standing.
Mrs. Pullman, who resided at the Pal
ace hotel, with her. sister, Mrs. Hugh
Mcdonnell. Is n daughter OF the late
Chester II. West, who was pioneer OF
1910. having made tho trip around the
horn with the earliest gold seekers. He
became n banker In this city and was at
one time very wealthy. He left but lit
tie property and his daughters made
Their own way In the world, teaching In
the public schools.
Hugh Mcdonnell. who is now young
Pullman's brothcr-in-lnw,s is a wealthy
mine owner OF New York City. w.
The late General Frederick Lander
was an uncle OF the Misses West and
they are the nleces OF Judge Edward
Lander OF Washington. d. C.
Mrs. Pullman, the bride OF the young
Chicago millionaire, is OF medium
height. She is chataine, with profus-
ion OF reddish-brown hair. steel blue
eyes. long eye lashes and an attractive
face, ~ 4
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Tli' eaten 10 Blow mp Laredo.

LAREDO, Texas, March lion sew
,eral occasions since the blowing up of
the Maine In Havana harbor anony-
nous letters have been addressed TO
Mayor Christen. OF this city, warning
him OF a plot outlined by Spaniard res
idents here and ,Nuevo Laredo. Mexico,
70 blow up this city with dynamite,
should hostilities arise between tho
United States and Spain. Little heed
was paid to the warnings. but another
letter. containing violent threats, has
Just been received and has caused con-
siderable comment and the mayor has
ordered the arrest OF all suspicious
characters. X - 4
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EXCLUSION PARTIEs.

u; Steam roads are said to have prac,lc-
ally abandoned any attempt TO compete
with the electric lines for excursion ana
picnic parties to, nearby points. I'VE
have no chance for that class OF trav-
}el. says a railway man. THE elcctrls
lines pick up Sunday school and similar
excursions at their own doors and carry
them pleasantly to q picnic ground III
tho neighborhood. bringing them back
tinS the evening and leaving them at
sthelr, own doors again. The ride Is pleas.
ant and the extra time consumed makes
20 difference to such parties. There was
"a good deal of such travel last fall. and
13look to sec It largely developed this
summer" This, OF course. does not ap-.
.plS to Sunday excursions, the bulk OF
which the steam roads expect to retain
because the parties 20 greater dis-
lance from the city and many OF tho
Sunday resorts cannot be reached on
the trolleys. "A Z 4 n -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WONDERFUL KELLAR.

After the performance of magic at the
Opera House last night, the town talked
Of nothing but the wonderful doinss OF
the wonderful Kellar during the two
hours of his fine entertainment. Kellar
is undoubtedly the peer Of any magician
now before the public, and thereare not
a few who assert that the elder Her
mann was never at his best better than
Kellar. A column could be written
about his mysterious doings on the
Opera House stage last evening, but It
Is sufficient to say that n more mysd-
fed and a better pleased audience never
departed from the Operh House.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intclllgencer,

Special Dispatch to the IntcIllgencer.
( WASHINGTON, D. c.. March IL
Representative Danford, OF Ohio. pre-
sented the petitionIot Il. p Cunning
ham and others, Of Wheeling, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry, for law 10
restrict immigration.
Representative Acheson, OF .Pennsyl-
vania, presented petition OF two lodges
Of the Knights OF Pythias In support of
n bill! for o national Pythian home, and
also the petition OF IN association of
steel workers in favor OF house bills re-
latiag 10 lator.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgenccr.

Special Dispatch tolthe IntellIsenccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March IL
Representative Dovencr has presented
in the house the petition OF Harrison
county citizens for a law to restrict i'm
and also papers in support
of n bill to pension w. w. Freeman. z
I Representative Miller has presented
petitions of e. N.tCampbell, D. L. Alb
bott, "a. Hughes, Elliott Northcott
and one hundred others against the so.
called scalping bill. "A, Z ~
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I DESIRE to attest 10 tho merits Of
Chumbcrlain's Cough Remedy as one of
the most valuable and efficient prcpar-
ations on tho market. It broke an cx-
ceedlngly dangerous cough for mo in
q hours. and In gratitude therefor / de.
sire to inform you that will never be
without 1t md you should feel proud OF
the high esteem In which your Renee
dies nre held by people In general. It
Is the one remedy among ten thou.
sand. Success to Ito. RI .Downcy,
Editor Democrat, Albion, Ind. For sale
by druggists.
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. DON'T annoy others by your cough
Ing. and risk your life by neglectInE a
Geld. One Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs. colds. Group. grppej and ali
thront and lung troubles. Charles II,
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slXth anl ia
cob streets: A. L. Scheclc. No. COZ Main
street.; Exloy Dros.. Penn and Zano
streets; Bowie g. Co., bridgeport. l
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NEW .STEAAi MOTORS.

u the steam motors which are being
built for the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton railroad and the Lima Northern
'prove,t to be the success that 1t Is antIcI-
rated, there will he n decided reaction
from electric power on suburban and
street car lines The rev motors have
many advantages over the trolley cars
ItswllI not be necessary to maintain IN
expensive plant, and the deadly over
head wires will no. be necessary, 1t
only requires one man TO operate the
motors. and they are equipped with a
firing coal box which requires very 1T
tie attention. With one firing these
motors are guaranteed to run forty
miles and can easily attain speed OF
thirty or forty miles an hour.
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events FOR MARCH.
Tho Bright aIonthiy'a Current Number Is
Z $500, Synrniy Welcomed. ~

'isitst ss-sssS.~ Shrshiy " olcotnru.
E The March number OF Events
sWheelins's society magazine, has just
been issued. ard its typographical make
.upsand general excellence SURPRISES any
of Its predecessors. This bright month
.ly!is gaining in popularity. and with the
present able staff OF Contributors will
continue to improve. The front!spiece
is an excellent likenessgOf Senator Ell
kIns. with an accurate biographical!
sketch by Mr. Chauncey Dewey. Any
thing from the per Of Mr. 4. W. Camp
bell IS worthy OF perusa!. ard .Recol-
ilections OF London Fog is no excep-
,tionI Devotees of whistiwill find some
timely remarks aren't this fascinating
diversion. The contents are too nu-
!nierous for Individual mention; suffice
Sc to say that they are diversified
enough 10 suit the most cxactirS.
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COMMISSIONERS sA1,n.
NoMAIIssIoNER,s sALE.

In pursuance Of a decree OF The el,.,a
tered on tho 18th day Of FebruSryal g, g !
10 q certain suit In ehancery, in WIZ M
y. ]. Hugus, trustee, Is complainant y
Theodore Kraft and others aro dr.
ants. I will on 81 n : t WI ~
MONDAY. April, II, lgs
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, sell 4, ~
lie auction to tho highest and best II ~.
Mt the north front door OF tho court ~,
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, ali liz ~,
estate described II, said decree, being :" ~ I.
Of the renl estate OF which John T,,asE
died seized. situate IN the city Of whs..
to say: Three-fourths OF lot numbtrtia
hundred and slxty.nine (l6g in CbshSS.,,
and Eoff's addition to the city N VIZ.
Ing, and being all OF tho said lot np,TI..
ono hundred and sixty-nlne, exccpt Wy.
was conveyed by the said John Kfaft ~
wife to Christian Wuhlert by deed d,,1
August I. 1913, and recorded In the On.
OF the clerk Of the county court of NJ
Ohio county in Deed Book No, "a M,
$40, being the north one-half OF The may
east one-Quarter Of said lot, frontInv ~
teen and one-half feet on ChaplIne S,,s..
and running back tho same width M,
,wardly sixty-one feet: and also err,.,
what was conveyed by the said John Krs
uiu NItc " LOuNICh htueE by deed dtt.I
August 4. 1913, and recorded In Tia al
county clerks. office In Deed Book M y
page SOL. being the south one-half Of X,
northeast one-quarter OF the said lot nm,
Der ono hundred and sixty-.Iine, fronts,
sixteen and one-half feet on CbanG,s
street and running back the same VIM
,wcstwardly si1ty.one feet. Tri -
Said sale Will be upon tho follows,
terms. VIZ: One-third OF the purcS,s
money, and such further portion thtfsJ
as the purchaser may elect 10 pay. iii
be paid in cash: the remainder shaist 1
paid In two equal annual installments Nj
interest on each of said installments trs-
the day OF sale, the interest on the serosi
OF said installments to be payable am
ally. and the title will be retained untII b
purchase money Is fully paid.
The purchaser shall pay all taxes 4.
sessed thereon for the year 1887. -
c. e. MORRIS
g t'tf Special Commissions,
( Wheeling, ". Va, March 10, lssS,
hereby certify that bond and secrnb
has been given by the above named cen
missioner. as required by law and the 4.
cree OF said court. n
c. H. HENNING,
mrl1 Clerk OF said Circuit Cour.
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a CLEVELAND, o., March l7-Nine In
dictments for embezzlement were re-
turned against John ]. Shepherd to-day,
by the grand jury. They charge him
with having .cmbezzled about $3.50, 900
from Frank DeHaas Robson. the prop
erty concerned being stocks and bonds
OF tho Fort Wayne Street Railway Com
pany. One bill charges m cmbezzlc-
ment OF $50, 1000. the next largest amounts
Ing to $4,000.
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b. & Q. IMPROVEMENTS,

3. Cniea Engineer Manning, OF the Baltl-
smi.re d. Ohio railroad has connected up
me new workiat Falls Cut and the new
tunnel was used for the first time the
3ngM or March II. This tunnel climb
mates the hitherto dangerous point
Known as Falls. Cut. which had to be
STRENGTHENED with heavy ,!mbers. Six
curves were also removed and the line
shortened about COO feet The new tun-
mel 10 635 feet long and the. entire new
WORK mas been built for a double track.
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5prominen, llnnawhn citizen !, Dead.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgcncer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. March H.
". F. Dc Gruytcr, aged sIxty-elsht, a
highly respected citizen here, died this
afternoon. He was the father OF Mayor
DeGruyter, and had been identified with
the interests In the Kanawha valley for
over forty years. He was 4 major In
the Confederate army. Arrangements
for the funeral have not been made yet.
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sIMPORTANr.ENTERPRlSE

Il Iielns Considered by yyhs ns People.
Contemplate Erecting n sanitarsta at
Noodsdsis, oat the t'. PIKE. .'1
There ~ q movement on loot 70 erect
9 sanitarium ;at " oodsaaie TWO miles
ron gthls city On me Nationai road.
which inc people OF wheeling and VI
icinsltyt VIII without doubt Wish 70 see sec,
coh'summated. AZ 10 wen known, there
arc Vaiuaple mineral springs OF THIS
pace the curative properties OF inc
%asers \, from when nave attained con-
'n,,.,.' .sp.as.
win WIN y "eh appointed sanilarium, 10
provide for the comfort OF guests, there
Is no reason, why Wheeling should NOT
b,y.. /. ,,on,,,o- ,,,,,, 49,. $50, ,,,,,Is,,i
49, !" popu. t.i't'. .ssVi y am'''.is
would attract people OF this section in
search of health and recrea Hon and
,vh,cb wo,,,a, i,s,,-, !, ,,.o,,,, NJ. ,r,.a,,,
49,. ~. q = p.sss ~ n
iHehp 10 Tue parties financially interests
ed In the undertaking.
~ III ia inror,oeed, ~ erect IN. h,,iIdlr,,
~ a, !. N, :, ...-t,I....'y
VI. s'e piIopett'o VI ~ w. thuteiil 20
where the mineral springs are located
and where On elevated point could be
utilised that wand, co,.rord ,r ~
4. .....,r = Z, - 49, r''"'s.
'c''ueo view OF the surrounding coun-
try. From such an elevation on the
hillside The sbuildinr would overlook
az .,a,,s, - ~, 60. ~, !. 80
.ne s' '' ol tue country Country Siuo 10 tue
National road, with a splendid View of
Echo Point and Greenwood In the dis
,,r,n hn,,a,a az -,
.' osu' A's ~ ."'see '.'S"'Yi 10 -
altenheim, and OH the overlooking elc-
walton the Home for Aged Women,
with its honu,,fui pro,nds and land.
:, 2 =. y, -
ssape, sne Ilasluiicent country houses,
aslses aha srounos OF Wo9asuaie, Eag-
s th IN, htteIlheint ano Ltnt.erWoou,
IN. ,!,, Satnoiic chufch ut EGgingion' anu
Wihu,ns tnro1sn inc valley, tne M
.iomai roaa' Wooas run ahU the eeth-
any ~, PIKE.
me elevation on when ~ Is cohtem-;
, ,asea 10 eress me. Du'lulhs IL on me
niasiue. Wnich slopes gradually some
,vo Ieet 70 the roau; me SOL Is excel,
! .,, nhu the srounu could DC terrnceo
tnls distance covered WIN snruooery
any Wins anu urIyes iala OUT 70 excel
ient anvahtase.st On TINS Slope there are
loIr i've springs, winch Woulu De pro,
sSiueu Win sinai summer houses and
rustic seats Up the hillside and De.
YONG, toward Sresssviiie, walks could
De lald OUT through the woods, which
are very beautiful at this point, seats
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ACCIDENTAI QUITTING

Yesterday morning two employees of
Reeds nurseries ncar> Bridgeport, nam
ed Bob Hanson and Ed. Tob!n, engaged
in friendly wrestle and Hanson acct.
dentally cut Tobin on the arm. Dr.
Wagner was called aud placed six
stitches in the cut.