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Mrs. Michael Curtain, PiaiaHeld. III,
makoa the statement. that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs: she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was a, hopeless victim Of consump-
ton and that no medicine would cure
her, Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use and after tnklng six
bottles, found herself sound and well;
now does her own housework, and is as
well us she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this Great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'s drug store. Only 50 cents and 81 90,
every bottle guaranteed. 9
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slosson WIND a Clone CONTEXT.

NEW YORK, Oct. s1.-The second
nights play in the professional cushion
carom billiard match was close
struggle, and the small crowd that
braved the rain to see the experts were
we'll repaid for their trouble. schaef-
fer out-played slosson by just ten
points. but sIosson maintained his lead
to the end. The final score at the end
of the evening stood 600 to 495 in slos.
sons favor. The final block Of 300
points Will be played tomorrow even.
ing. The match and $1,000 stakes VIII
go to the player whose total reaches
900 first. SchaefTers splendid brace at
one point gives his admirers ground for
hoping tina, he may yet win out.
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HIGH TIDES AND SEA

Caused By Caribbean Ocean Disturb
ances, Damage Shipping and
whaTves at the seabord-An I'M
fortunate Crew.
NEW YORK. oct. a.-word was re-
celved from Galilee. n. j., at 1856 p. M.
that large barge. deeply loaded, was
coming ashore. The life savers were
standing ready to go to the vessels as-
sistance. The high tide and sea carried
the barge to within $50 yards Of the
shore. She has one anchor out and at
s o'clock was preparing to let 60 sec
ond. The anchor then out did not
stop the vessels drifting. AS she came
closer to shore the forms Of four or i've
men ON board could be disccrned in the
the gathering darkness. Old sailors on
shore thought there was small hope for
saving any Of the crew II she struck. as
the terrific seas would speedily break
her up. II she did not break up at once
the darkness would seriously interfere
with the rescue Of the unfortunates
aboard.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 91.-The
storm which ceased Sunday, after rag
ing four days and having eliminated
in hurricane force at several points on
Saturday, has, according to reports
over the restored telegraph lines,
wrought considerable destruction
among the banana, coffee, orange and
other CIVILIZATIONS for export and home
consumption. All the roads and many
bridges were extensively damaged and
house property was destroyed, aggre-
eating n loss Of several thousand
pounds sterling The force Of the
storm, which covered the whole island,
can be Judged from the fact that the
rainfall In the vicinity Of Kingston reg
istered from fifteen to twenty-four
inches Friday and Saturday.
WILMINGTON, N. c., oct. sion &C.
count Of high tides. incident to the
Caribbean sea disturbances last night,
many wharves In this city this morn
ing were submerged and considerable
damage done to merchandise in storage
warehouses. The tide is recedlng and
IL the wind. which is now becoming a
gale from the southeast. changes no
further damage will likely result.
Reports from Wrightsviiie and Caro-
lima Benches to-day tell Of much havoc
wrought by the storm there. The tide
is said to have been the highest since
September, 1893. He reports have yet
been received as to any loss in ship
ping, though Geographic communica-
ton has been cut of with Southport.
The Clyde steamship Oneida. Captain
Staples, which cleared yesterday after
noon, did not put to sea. but is still
safely in port. Nothing has been heard
Of the Clyde steamer New York, which
was expected here this morning, but 1t
is thought she Is safe.
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RR1paEpoRT HAPPENINas.
Events OF a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

End OF the Bridge,
Miss Helen Barrett in n very pleas.
ant manner entertained n number OF
her friends at her home in Iiirkwood. In
honor Of her guest, Miss Virginia Hnr-
rls, OF Cambridge.
Misses Georgia and Lena Dent en-
tertained the younG ladies euchre club
Yesterday afternoon. at their nome At
Brooksldc.
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Groves and
daughter, Of Philadelphia. are Visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty, mt
Brooksidc
The young people OF Aetnavllle arc
mailing ARRANGEMENTS for n grand ball
TO be given Mt Crafts hall, Saturday
evening
Miss Dora Eberle very pleasantly en-
evening at her home on Pike street
Dean Moore very pleasantly enter
tained number OF friends last even
ing Mt his home in West Wheeling.
Frank, Al and Noah Burke have gone
TO Parkcrsburg. to attend the funeral or
their father.
Mrs. William Holland leaves to-day
for Burgottstowr, to visit relatives for
a week.
Sheriff S. s. Foreman, Of st, Clalrs-
vile, was In the city yesterday OH bust
ness
Mrs. C. C. Cole very pleasantly en-
tertained few friends last evening.
Miss Lena Henry, Of Blaine. Is the
guest OF relatives on Pike street,
Frank Rice has rs his guest w, A.
Moore, OF Beaver Falls.
Sam Davis has gone to Salem to visit
friends for few days.
Mrs. Charles Dickson, OF Pomeroy, is
visiting in lakewood
Charles Truemnn has gone to PhIlo-
dclphla on business
A dance Will be given at Donleys
hail this evening.
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nTwo orphana, To-night.

In spite of the inclemency o: the
weather there were two large and de-
lighted audiences at the Grand Opera
House yesterday. The two scent. pro-
auctions by the Aubrey Dramatic
Company were presented In d style
which would have reflected credi: upon
many theatrical organizations playing
to high prices. The specialtles, espe;,
cIally those given by Lillian Boyer and
Victor Morley, were repeatedly en-
cored. This afternoons bill will be
"The Fire PATROL" and tonight the
company will present the original YER
sion OF the great emotional drama,
"The Two Orphans" for which there
has been a very heavy advance sale
Of seats.
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l[ARTuT,s RRRnY NEWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling
Progregsive NeiFhbur,

The Daily Chronicle OF Whealtng'B
Progressive Neighbor.
Trouble Is likely to arise over the
boundary line between the opera block
building and the ground recently pur-
chased by E. K. HOge. Mr. Hoge
thinks the opera block Is set four feet
on his recently purchased estate, which
Is accounted for in this manner: The
amount OF ground fronting on Hanover
street as called for In the deed Of the
ground upon which the opera blOel, Is
now located, 10 IS feet west from the
west side Of the alley between Third
and Fourth streetG The opera block, ~
claimed by Mr.. HoEe. is s. feetin length,
not Including four foot stairway on the
east side Of the building, thus taking up
72 feet Of ground west OF the alley line,
or four feet more than their deed calls
for, while the opera block people claim
their building, including the stairway. Is
6S feet in length, and sits four feet in
the alley, and as the alley and Hanover
streets are not at right angles their
building Is exactly on the line at HanO-
yer street, and four inches back on
their own ground at the rear, thus Civ
Ing Mr.. Hoge a slight advantage. A
survey Of the boundary line OF the alley,
together with the disputed line between
the two pieces OF property will be made
to-day by Engineer Lash II the claim
of Mfr. HoEe Is found to be correct,
which the opera house people say Is not
justified, q law suit will very likely
follow,
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HALLoN ZEN OBSERVED.

Haifow Zen was observed last eve
ming in good old-fashioned style. the
boys with corn and social functions fll-
ing prominent places upon the roll. The
night was celebrated in quiet man
ner, and unlike many in years gone by
the damage to property was very slight.
The following is a partial list OF the
Hallow Zen parties given: Ross. Roy
and Madgc Heaton home. on Walnut
street; Mary Reed, Third street: Nellie
He'll Pearl street; Mrs. W. H. Helfen-
bIne, Jefferson street; Miss Alice MILL
gan, Jefferson street; Miss Emma Joy,
Broadway; Miss Sut Dlttmar, Jefferson
street; Miss Clara Hildebrand. Main
street: Miss Grace Anthony, Broadway:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. HoEe, North Fourth
street: Miss Martha Sweeney, Third
street
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CANS GETS THE DECISION

Over 1LcFaddsn In New York Last
Night-The oolered Lad very
olever-winnsr Challenges Erus
or o'Bnen.
NEW YORK, oct. Stat the Broad,
way Athletic Club tonight Joe Cans.
the colored light weightsof Baltimore,
received the decision over George Nc,
Fadden. of New York, after one Of the,
hardest fights witnessed at this club in
long time. This was the third meet-
ing Of the men. the other two bouts re-,
sulting in a decision for McFadden on a
Knockout and a draw. Tonight they
met to go twenty-five rounds at 1855
pounds and when they entered the ring
both men were IN. the best Of condo
tlon, McFadden departed from hts
usual tactics OF locking until his oppo-
nent had worn himself out with his own
exertions and then 90 in for a knock
out. He was aggressive from the start
and acted as II confident Of scoring
Knockout in short order, but Cans was
too clever by far for him and had him
figured from the start. Time after
time he STAYED of Macs rughes with
straight let's and swung repeatedly
with his right to the jaw, but McFad-
den seemed to be made Of Iron and re-
fused to be put out. Macs best work
was with his left and Cans showed the
effects OF its use OF It at the finish.
Macs ribs were very red at the wind
up, but his face showed little punish
ment. After the bout Cans manager
challenged Erne or 0'Brien for 5000 a
side for the lightweight championship
Of the world.
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Failed to Comply with the Law.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.-CIvl suits for
the collection of penalties uggreEatIng
Sie2,59e for violation Of the antitrust
and pooling law were begun here to-
day under the direction OF the attorney
general against fifty corporations do
Ing business In Chicago and Cook coun-
ty. The penalties are at the rate Of So
n day for failure to file afifdaVtt8 that
the corporations are not in any agree
ment or combination for the control Of
output, prices, or the restriction OF
trade. Among the corporations which
It is alleged have failed TO comply with
the law are the West Chicago Street
Railway and the Metropolitan ElevR-
ted Railway Company.
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Scr asu,
2sOpOsah.


ID RcPosALs.
Bids will be received at the clerks once
Of the board Of commissioners until Nom
day, November G. at 10 o'clock a. M, Tor
the following: For furnishing medicine
to INDECENT residents OF the city for ono
yeaF from the 18th day Of November, 1879:
For Washington district.
For Madison district.
For Clay and Union districts.
For Centre and Webster districts.
For Richie district.
For furnishing mixed or nut coal to In
dlgent residents OF the city living north
OF Wheeling creek. including Fulton; also
for furnishing mixed or nut coal to in-
digent residents OF the city living south
Of Wheeling creek for one year from tho
18th day OF November. 1889: also for the
county undertaking for the city Of Wheel
ing and Fulton, and the county undertake.
ing for the country districts for one year
from the 18th day OF November, 1899. Bids
for undertaking must be separate for chill
dren under II years Of age.
oc3l Clerk Board OF Commissioners
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MclfEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People

Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.
Dr. H. s. West, until recently assOcl-
ated with DR.. Rau, of Wheeling, has lo-
Gated here. He was the recipient Of n 1ine
operating chair. presented to him by the
Sisters Of the North Wheeling Hospital,
yesterday.
The first quarterly conference for this
year will be held at the NJ. =: church to-
night. Rev. D. a. Moore, OF Wheeling,
will preach.
The Kings Daughters OF the NJ. L.
church will meet at the home OF Mrs. Jes-
sic Clayton to-day at $3.50 p m.
Rev 3. D. Eden removed his family to
Wheeling yesterday, where they will re-
side IN the future.
L. z. conklin has returned from a
months visit with friends at WolVille,
Ohio.
Ralph Leroy, Of Bellaire. was business
caller in town yesterday.
W. r. Guthrie. of clarksbuFg, was in
]. H. Holt. Of Moundsville, was visitor
here yesterday.
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Treasury Mail IN the wreck.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct ai.-The
treasury department has received In
formation that nil Of the treasury mail
which left here yesterday evening at 1
o'clock for the sub-treasury at New
York, went down on the ferryboat Chi
cago. It Is expected that practically alt
Of the letters, warrants and drafts will
able and in that event little delay will
be experienced In sending duplicates.
No money was sent In that mail.
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Mnsee League.

on the Musee alleys last night the Tom
Moorcs demonstrated their superiority
over the Colts by taking two out Of three
games. Last nights work showed tho
Moorcs to be what they have long boon
nlcknamed, "the cracks OF tho city" Their
work all through was first class apd tbov
finished with an average for the three
games Of 1904 Their score for the aec-
ond game. i,i07, has not been cquaIcd in tho
city for many day. Stevenson was there
with an average OF 1913. For the Colts,
Charley RAIDER showed hts cuatomnry form
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Are grand, but Skin Eruptlons rob life
of 10y. Bucklen's ArnlcR SHlve, cures
them, also old. running and fever sores.
ulcers, boils, felonS, cornB, warts, cuts,
bruises, burns. scatds, chapped hands,
ohilblains Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches, Only 25ets
box. cure guaranteed. Sold by Los
gan Drug Co.. druggist.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct. 3l.-To
noon to-day the reports from Key West
showed two new cases Of yellow fever
there since yesterday Miami reports
show three new cases and two deaths
which occurred last night. The board
Of health Of Jacksonville to-day passed
n resolution, notifying Postmaster
Egan that no mail matter from Miami
would he allowed to come into the city
until fumigated.
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Rcai Estate
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

WANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate.
$3.50 for lot or Lind street.
500 for lot on East McColloch street;
10 feet front
$50 for lot nj Park View.
$500 for lot 25XlDO Wood street, south
Si.50O, COO $3.50 and Sl,S0O for lots and
building sites In Pleasant Valley.
Sl.75O for 6-roomed house and lot, South
1900 for two-story brick dwelling and
lot, North Main street; very best location.
$3.50 and 5000 each for two brick dwell
inga and lot on Fifteenth street.
5000 for G-roomed frame dwelling. lot 90
by 100, corner TIirty-iourth and Chapline
5000 for brick residence and lot on FIJI
teenth street.
New Bulletin issued next week
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No, 5l7.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
- - - = a
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PARHERsRURG - Ohio river 10
Inches and rising. Weather. raining at
day. Mercury 90. No boats. Little
Kannwha and tributaries are rising
PITTSBuRGH-Itiver feet and
rising. Raining.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starchGd and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, WRAhed and Ironed, B
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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All Rioters managed 20 roll 800 score In
the second game against Emlgrnnts last
evening, and 1t was enough to give them
the victory. Franz, of the Emlgrants.
rolled the high average. In the Afss game
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BOWLING.


In the Y. NJ. C. A. league last night Pre-
mos defeated Manhattans three straight
The fIrst and second games were very
close. Tho feature was schmId's good
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eeneral GoNcss.
NToTICE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL 6 IRON
CnMpANY

NOTICE To BOND-HOLDEHS OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL q IRON
COMPANY.
The wheeling Steel & Iron Company, in
accordance With the provisions Of It's
mortgage deed OF trust made on the fse
day OF November. 1892, hereby gives notice
OF Its Intention to redeem all OF Its out.
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 to 800,
inclusive. by the payment Of such bonds
on the LIST day OF November, 1899, at Tho
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title e Trust Company. tho
trustee under said mortgage. decd Of trust,
M the place OF deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, IN the stead Of The Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling, which has ceased TO- do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then IN.
matured for Interest on said bonds will
's-''s WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
r W. Bowers. Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
l.. +. Stlfel. Secretary.
Bonl-holders who may desire to eX.
change the bonds held by them for. new
NTst mortgage per cent bonds OF the
company OF par should mike early applI'
Gallon at tho Office OF the company,
nu22 F. w. BOWERs. SECRETARY.
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rerer seems to pe Abeting.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct S1.-No new
cases OF yellow fever have been re-
ported here since yesterday. One death
occurred this morning. The board of
health officials will hold a conference
this afternoon to consider the advIsa-
bllity OF raising the quarantine Of the
state Of Mississippi against New Or
leans.
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%&q1
Raate2
WANTEp.
Houses, Room and Flats for
Desirable Tenants.

now have one OF the largest rent rolls
In the city, embracing every variety %
dwellings, stores. etc. In order to supply
dWe,iis J aats, ssoFes ana an rooms des i
to add to my rent roll about one hundred
houses. Prompt collections and prompt re-
turns Is tho basis on which work. !
save you all the annoynnces and troubles
incident to the collection OF rents. can
make II abundRntly 10 your interest to
have my services at once.
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Stockholders Resnsys.
rocEsHoT.nERa. MERrTNa.

CTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders
of the La. Allema Building, Loan and Saw
InRS Association will be held on Wednog.
day evening, November !, 1893, at z o'clock
p. M, ct Knoke'g Hall, ssh Jacob street,
for the election Of officers and other buGi-
ness. B. SCHULZ, President
CaAs. 3. DAINENBERG. Secretary. :
oc35-W
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WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
5orSaLc.

CANARIEs- HARTZ MOUNTAIN
\ Rollers. Males from t2,00 up; Females
50c: also Bird Cages, at HENRY HELM.
streets. oc3
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The Watson Concert.

But few pehple braved the storm of
Tuesday evening to attend the John
Watson Concert. 1t is to be regretted
that the weather was such that more
could not avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to learn the possibilities of
the clarinet in the hands of a skillful
performer. To those present Mr..
Watts on's playing was a revelation.
In the selection of his solos he caters
to the public, giving just enough diff
fcult execution to demonstrate his
mastery of the instrument, but not
enough to become tiresome. In his
selections an element of sweetness,
sometimes of sadness, was prevalent
and the universal verdict of those pres
ent can best be appreciated by the out
spoken sentiment of one present. He
said 81 could sit for hours and listen
to music like that without firing.
The rest Of the company was very
good and some of their numbers was
heartily encored.
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The Game LAWS.

The state game and fish commission
has just completed a synopsis of the
game and fish laws of the state which
has been issued in pamphlet form.
The open seasons are as follows:
Turtle dove snipe, prairie chicken,
pinated grouse, white breasted or
sharp-tailed grouse, September to
November l.
Quail, cartridges or ruffied grouse
Or pheasants, October + to December
l.
Upland plover or wood,ock, July
4 to October 81.
Aquatic Fowl of any variety, Sep
temb Der to January l.
Moose and caribou. November 5 to
November 10.
TT out, May to September l.
Black bass, gray or Oswego bass,
May Is to March l.
All other kinds of food fish, May l
to March l.
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The signs of the times on the indus
trial and business horizon are out
lined in the June number of the Amer
lean Monthly Review of Reviews. In
the department of 'sThe Progress of
the World" the editor discusses the
new era of prosperity, the restored
wages of labor, the tendency toward
the consolil alton of capital, railroad
amalgamation, the relation of modern
monopolies to the heaping up of great
fortunes, the value of franchises and
proposed tax reforms, and other con-
ditions and problems of the day in the
business world. Mr.. Byron w. Holt
contributes an article on TRUSTS
The Rush to Industrial Monopoly"
in which he sets forth the facts in
connection with the recent startling
development of the transforming
mania, as it is beginning to be called.
A feature of Mr.. Hollis article is a
carefully prepared list of more than
one hundred and twenty-five indus
trial combinations now operating in
this country, each of which is capital
lied at not less than $40, 600, 900.
This list was revised to May 20, and
includes the concerns formed during
the past few months.
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S3S,OOO,OOO In Gold.

The Salmon and Clearwater placer
mines in Idaho, according to Wells
Fargo Express Company's receipts,
yielded in gold dust and nuggets from
thirty-eight to forty million dollars
between 1860 and '64. Notwithstand-
ing the difficulties of transportation in
those days. remoteness from civiliza-
ton, and hostile Indians, the fame of
the rich gold placers around Elk City,
Florence, Orc Elmo and Millersburg
reached the outside world, and a
stampede marked the opening of the
sixties. Bancroft, the historian, long
ago expressed the belief that these
placer mines were but the outskirts
or washings of richer central de-
post, and almost simultaneously with
the recent completion OF the Northern
Paciic's Lewiston, Idaho, extension
from Spokane, comes the announce
ment that prospectors have discov-
cred immense lodges of gold-bearing
quartz in the Buffalo Hump range ly-
ing between the Salmon and the South
Fork of the Clearwater, along which
latter stream the Northern Pacific is
now building its Clearwater line.
For map folder giving fuller infor-
nation regarding this new mining re-
gion send two cent stamp to Chas. S.
Fee, St. Paul, Mimi, or any general
or district passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific railway.