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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
ONE FACT
Ovcrwcighs Thousand Claims-It's
Fact we Give You, Backed by
Wheeling Proof

Ovcrwcighs a Thousand Claims-It's
Fact we Give You, Backed by
Wheeling Proof.
Facts are what We. want
An opinion won't do.
Op!E!ons differ.
1t is hard 10 pick the correct one
Even doctors disagree.
You have backache;
One friend tails You to use plasters;
They will cure the Observation-Disclosures
his opinion.
Another recommends llaImant.
You follow the advice, of one-perhaps
! both.
But are you cured?
We think not.
The ache perhaps leaves for time.
But IT comes back.
The fact is you don't reach the cause.
Backache means kidney ache.
Go for the kidneys and the backache
goes.
Doans Kidney Pills are for the kid
nays.
That's why they cure the backache.
This Is. q fact-lt can be proven
" iASti'ib fSNpiC so-lIcIt OHt.
Mr. r. NJ. Smith. OF 2lS2 Market
street, says: II had baclsachc on and
off for six years and II r"ev worse
Steadily, The trouble, l lax, was
first brought on By n fall ! had while
working at my trade as a carpenter.
and slight cold or the least exposure
always produced an attack. In time
the secreticns from the kidneys be-
came Irregular and l suffered great
deal from spells of dizziness. so bad Of
ten that when walking on the street
would nearly fall over. FUSED porous
plasters. but as they did me no good,
4 gave up their use. also used great
| deal of different kinds of medicine but
! the relief. II any, was only temporary.
When saw Doan's Kidney Pills ad-
vertised was SO bad ! could not walk
UP town after them, 50 took car TO
the Logan Drug Co.'S store and got a
box. l never had anything act go
promptly or do me such positive relief
| as did Doan's Kidney Pills and l can
| copstIentiously recommend them as
| the very best remedy | ever found for
any form OF kidney trouble"
,Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale BY all
| dealers. Price so cents per box. BY
mail on receipt of price by Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Sole agents for
| the United States.
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short obligations received from the
Central Pacific railroad. as well as in
the authority to issue 500, O0O, 900 Of one
year per cent certificates provided last
summer for war purposes. and which
still remains in force. Under all tin
circumstances, therefore. 1t seems safe
to anticipate reasonably easy condi-
ton o. the money market until the
next crop movement.
From the foregoing facts, It will be
seen that although 1t may have seemed
natural and reasonable to expect re-
action from the extraordinarily high
prices. yet. at the moment when such u
movement appeared to have set In. a
new set Of conditions has come Into
play Of considerable extent and force.
How far these new bullish factors may
carry the market. It Is not easy TO estl-
mate. They will at least encourage and
help the holders Of 4 large mass OF Sc
curit!es on which prices have risen to
an unprecedented elevation, and so far
1t gives the bulls new lease OF life.
Whether the influential operators who
have realized at the top of the market
will be drawn into the arena again. re-
mains to be seen. These new aspects
of the market are likely. however. to
arrest misgiy!ugs among present hold
ers and check the selling which few
days since seemed destined to end In n
considerable drop in prices.
To-day's bank statement Is not likely
to be L good one. neither will the three
following ones, as money will flow
Steadily from the banks to the interior
meanwhile TO provide for the LIST OF
April settlements and the United States
treasury will also be compelled to draw
quite considerably from the banks dur
Ing the same period. Besides this, the
February railroad monthly statements
will not be particularly favorable, owing
to the snow blockndes which spread
over the crop sections OF the country.
This Is also the critical season for the
crops. l still continue. therefore, to al
wise buying conservatively on the weak
spots and simply for quick turns for the
coming week at least
HENRY CLEWS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
SCHOOL MELANGE.

The campaign In the interest OF high
or education Is on In the land. Two
bishops OF the N. Z. church, with one
ex-governor, Foster, of Ohio, our own
governor, G. w. Atkinson, and Drs.
Davidson and Hill, invaded Wheeling
and vicinity on last Sunday week and
succeeded in raising about $4,000 to go
towards the endowing of aWest Virginia
professorshlp In the Great American
Protestant university, lately founded In
Washington City. Bishops Fowler and
Hurst nre devotlng good portion of
their time to this work and they are
meeting with the success It deserves.
While Bishop Hurst Is the originator Of
the scheme. and the great Methodist
Episcopal church seems to take the lead
In the work, the university Is not to be
denominational In any respect, except
that It Is to be protestant. Other pro-
teslant denominations are active In the
matter and when the work rs laid out
Is done: when all TINT Is Intended IL
accomplished this will be the school Of
NV Noiiu. 4 mere VIII be twenty-SlS
buildings. which with their equipments,
ana with the cndowrments necessary to
carry on the great work wifi require the
inc enormous sum of over $4,000, 900.
Add to this the use OF all the scientific
nnd literary collections OF the govern
ment, for the free use OF the students
who may attend this great university
ana anyone who has n conCeption OF
what this all means can see Mt n glance
the splendid opportunity these students
VIII have TO become versed In all the
learning necessary to qualify them for
any work human being can be called
on TO DO In lettering the condition of
this world OF ours? How much better
VIII 1t be for the graduates of our col.
legcs and universities TO 10 to this In
Rtitutlon Tor post-gradintc course.
than for them to cross the waters 10 nj
tend the schools OF Germany and come
back hlled with all the fossIlI5ed be-
licfs and isms that have for Years made
these Institutions the worst enemies Of
true christianity. Many young and bril-.
linnt minds there become so tlnrod VIII
nnbcllcf that they return 1T for nothing
rms university viii be orthodox In Mi
its teachings and young mon md ynunr
women can take their post Kradunio
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Millions Given Away.

1t Is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know OF one concern In the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties Of this great medicine; and have
the satisfaction Of knowing 1t has abso-
lutely cured thousands Of hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis. Honrseness
and all diseases Of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by 1t. Call
ut Logan Drug Co.. druggists. and get
4 free trial bottle Regular size, zoe
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or price
refunded r'.s
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give the entertainment part Of the pro-
gram ut the same time

b ID q m Il
That there fs n lack Of proper respect
for those older than themselves among
our boys and girls goes without saying.
This Is shown by the action Of the boys
especially on the streets. and, too often.
1t Is shown by them when on their way
to and from school, Strangers have, so
the writer Is informed been subjected
to the indlgnity of being snow balled
while walking along the pavement.
This Is q shame and disgrace to any
community and everything Of the kind
causes the enemies of our public schools
to rejoice. The writer, wishes TO en-
phasize the fact that every princi-
pal and teacher in the city Of Wheeling
Is doing all In his or her power to put
a stop to anything Of this kind. They
are trying to teach that which will lead
to the very opposite OF all this. But It
Is hard to reform those whose home
training and everything they cine In
counterfeit 1t oil. The only satisfaction
the faithful teacher can have Is to know
that the, seed has. been sown and trust
to the future for the harvest that should
follow such faithful planting the seed.
II all parents would cooperate with the
teacher In this work much better re-
suits would follow.
Friends Of education and especially
the friends Of our State university. were
sorry to hear Of the disastrous fire which
DESTROYED the mechanical hall OF that
institution, although they will be glad
to know that 1t will be rebuilt at once
and that the new building will be far
better adapted to meet the wants OF that
department than was tho old ono. The
writer takes n special pride In that de-
partment Of our leading school from
the fact that he bore humble part In
the discussion Of the subject OF man.
uni training at the last meeting of the
State Educational association held in
Morgantown. He remembers that 1t
was not the majority of even that pro-
gressive body that favored mechanical
work-even In our State university. But
out Of that dlcussion grew the mechanI-
cal department, which Is the pride Of
the institution to-day. Would that ev-
cry high school In the State had n man
uel training department connected with
1t. Then 1t could be truly said we are
educating the entire man.
THE PEDAGGOGNE.
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7 HAVE; been afflicted with rheumn-
tism for fourteen years. and nothing
seemed tegiYe me any relief. Was aitio
to be around all the time, but constant
~ suffering. ! had tried everything I
could hear OF. and ut last was told to
try ChnmbcrlaIn's Pain Balm. which I
did, and waH Immediately relieved and
In IL short time cured. am happy to
Rny that It haR not since rcturncd,-
Josh Edgar. Germantown, Cal For ralo
by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
MID.WINTER EXCURSIONS
To Washington Very Low Rates
baltimore S Ohio Railrnnd.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad bas
made arrangements for series Of pop.
ular mid-wlnter excursions TO Wash.
ington. at $1,000 for the round trip, al.
lowing ten day limit on tickets includ.
Ing date of sale. These excursions wifi
be run on February q. March Q and
April 10, 1899. Tickets will be good 70.
ing on regular trains Of the above dates
and good to return on regular train,
within ten days, Including date OF sale
Do not miss these splendid oportunI.
ties to visit the national capital durInr
the session Of Congress. Call on T, G
Burke. passenger and ticket agent
B & O: railroad. Wheeling. for full in.
formation. VS.,
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Mr.. Francis Walker. heard ut st.
Matthews T.. r.. church lust Sunday
evening, thoroughly pleased one Of the
most brilliant and critical audiences
gotten together in this city for some
time. lie was capnbly accompanied by
Paris r. Meyers. orgnnIst. though there
was some complaint OF the condition
Of the instrument.
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ence. 1trelieves the condition that mn.
duces SO much discomfort and robs men
situation Of It's terrors. Here Is proof.
DEAR Mrs. PISKIIAM:-How can I
thank you enough for what YOU ha,.
done for me 2 when wrote to Won :
was suffering Untold pain at time ~
transformations; was nervous, had head.
ache all the tune, no appetite, tina. tired
feeling, and did not care for anytbipv
l have taken three bottles Of lydia I
pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Oh.
of Blood Purifier, two boxes Of Liy,,
Pills, and today / am q well person 7
would like to have those who suffer
know that ! am one Of the many who
have been cured Of female complaint,
byyour wonderful medicine and udyic,
Miss JENNIE R. MILES. Leon, Wis, /
Ifyou are suffering in this way, writs
rs Miss Miles did to Mrs. Pinkham a.
Lynn, Mass; for the advice which sho
offers free Of charge to all women,
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d.. Inc cast LOT tue i nTce BUICK IuIl-
Ties" rehearscs as usual on Monday
evening.
The Orpheus society rehearses Tues
day evening at the conservatory of mus
lie on Fifteenth street. and us this re-
hearsal Is one of the special ones, ante
dating the opera house concert booked
for Tuesday evening. March q. q full
attendance Is desired. The society has
made d splendid evening possible for
musical Wheeling by the engagement
of the Louise Brelleny ballad and opera
organization. made up of people well
known In the musical world. The So
ciety itself will sing two numbers and
the rest of the program will be .divcrsi-
fed by Louise Brelieny. soprano; Miss
Agnes Pringlc. violinist: Miss Jessie
Waters. nczzo: NJ. Guiliaume Saurict,
pianist: Lester Bartlett Jones. tenor.
and George Dcthless. baritone The
singers will give one act OF Martha
with the proper scenic Accomplishments.
Professor Henry ]. Arbenz IL the con-
ductor and accompanist Of the organ
lzation. and thht It's undertaking will
be successful goes without saying.
Tickets, to be reserved later, are now
for sn!e by tho members of the society,
which embraces many Of the best voices
In the city.
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The rellnire Choral club. under drec-
ton of Paris II, Meyers. has taken IN
the study Of the Three Black Man
ties"
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

The week now ending. besides Its US
ual rehearsals. marked the seventh con-
cert Of this season given by the Wom-
ans club. This recital. as well as the
song recital OF Mr.. Walker. Monday,
was enjoyed by n complimentary aud
iencc.
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Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from IN I'm
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people are on
tireiy free from some faint in the blood,
and it Is impossible to tell when it will
break out in the form OF dreaded Cnn-
Ger. What has appeared to be n mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13

soon pass away. | was
treated by several Rblc
physicians, but In spite
OF their eTor:s the Can
cersprend until my con-
diti0u bccame alarming.
After many mon tbs OF
treatment and growing
steadily worse. ! d G.
81 ded to try s. S. ..
which was so strongly
recommended. The arst
bottle produced IN In:
pr0vcment. | continued
tho medicine. and In
four months tho last IT.
tie 8eab dropped Of.
Ten years hRvo elapsed,
disease has returned"
Il. i. WILLIAMS,
Eillefdiru MIsg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
PERIODS Or OF PAIN am

Menstruation,. the balance wh.e, :,
womun's lie, is also the banc Of e,,, VI
ence to many because 1t means tina,
great suffering. ~
While no woman is entirely free ,-,,
periodical pain, it does not seem to b,ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13

The cast for the Three Black Man.
Ties" rehearscs as usual on Monday
evening.
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t sSss l plan ID;
tnu' WOMEN IN
o s NV
heaishy IN
snUlld suHer \
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
CAPTURE THREE SUSPECTS.
Supposed Train Robbers Brought In by a
Posse.

Posse.
SALT LAKE, June 2O.-A special from
Fort Yellowstone says: Scout Morrison
and three soldiers from troop e of this
place, together with the posse that went
from Gardiner on Sunday, brought in
the three men suspected of the Union
Pacific train robbery who We're cap
tured last Sunday at Riverside. These
men give their names as Phillips, Rob
erts and Martin. The man Roberts an
swers fairly well the description of the
man who killed Sheriff Hazen and who
Is thought to be the notorious Montana
Kid, with IS lives to account for Very
little resistance was made to
the capture, but q vigorous watch
was necessary to prevent escape. A
significant fact is that after the first
approach of the scouts the suspects held
no conversation with each other and it
was obvious that this was preconcerted
plan. Besides the saddle horses, the
men hri two pack horses and eheir
equipment vas evidently bought at the
same time and place. The man Phillips
gives the story for the three men and
claims that they are ranchmen from
Harrison, Mon, but can give 10 satis-
factory reason for being found in the
Yellowstone park
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
TELEGRAMs TERsELY TOLD.
President Diaz Of Mexico will visit
the United States in the fall4

Norman Williams, leading lawyer
and millionaire resident of Chicago,
died at his summer cottage at Hampton
Beach, N. H., Monday.
Captain Lorenzo Danford, serving his
sixth term as congressman from the 10Th
Ohio district, died Monday at his country
home near St. Clairsville, o.
The war department. will not accept
as final the decision of the Pennsylvania
state court declaring that the army can
teen is subject to state taxation.
Commander j. j.. Hunl1er has been
ordered to take charge Of the naval train
ing station at Newport, relieving Com
mander MCGOWAN, ordered to the Asi-
attic station to command the Concord.
Major General Nelson A. Miles has
accepted the invitation of the combined
labor organizations of western Pennsyl-
vania, to address them on Friday night
of next week at the Grand Opera house,
Pittsburg
At the Coney Island Sporting club
Monday, before slim crowd, Yank
Kenny Of Detroit received the decision
oyeelgs elgss I'D Dunkhorst Of Syracuse in 25-
roupd bout. kDhnkhorss-, weighed $50
pounds, Kenny 100. 4 7'p q Y
Peter Bollenbach, an old and re-
spected citizen Of Galesburg, was shot
and killed Monday by Charles Iinde-
wall, a man Of 70years. The trouble arose
over claim of indebtedness which Boil
lenbach denied. Lindewall is under
arrest
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
.RlO7ING INCLDVELAND
Strikers lombard Street Car
With Sticks and Stones.
MoToRMAN is STRUCK BY A BRICK.

Goes 10 the Hospital In Consequences.
Many Women In the Mob, Which Does
Its Work ana ut Once Disperses-Er
Handlers Still Out.
CLEVELAND, June 20.--Up to o'clock
yesterday promised to be the most un-
eventful day in the big street railway
strike. At that hour another serious
riot broke out in an entirely new quarter
and ore nonunion man was sent to the
hospital i'll consequence. The company
began yesterday to operate two new
lines-those on Scoville and Central
avenues. The cars were protected by
policemen. Just before o'clock, two
OF the Scoville cars approached the cross
ing OF the Pennsylvania railroad. There
they We're met by mob of over 1000
men and women. One of the cars was
taken across the railroad safely, but the
other was held up by the mob. A per-
feet shower Of paving bricks and stones
fell about the car. Women threw bricks
and handed them to the men who were
in the front Of the crowd. The con-
ductor escaped injury, but the motor
man, A. J. McGrew of st. Louis, was
struck on the head with a brick and
rendered unconscious. He was taken to
hospital. The patrolman on the car
was also hit with a brick, but was not
seriously hurt.
The demonstration which had been
planned for last night to influence the
action of the city council, with respect
to the ordinance prohibiting the em-
ployment Of motormen who have not
had 10 days experience operating cars
IN this city, was a success. The ordi-
nance was passed under suspension of
the rules.
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
Meet Next at sioux Fa11s.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2O.-The supreme
lodge, Ancient Order of United Work
men, spent the greater part Of yesterday
in executive session and transacted bust
ness Of interest to members of the order
only. Just before adjournment it was
decided to hold the next annual meet
ing Of the supreme lodge at Sioux Falls,
S. D. The supreme medical examiner
submitted his report aed the lodge au-
thorized him to issue book of instruc-
tions to all medical examiners of the
order. The lodge also spent some time
i'll revising the medical blanks to be
sent out.
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
M'kINLEY PUTS I'M BUSY DAY.

Listens to Graduating Exercises at Smith
College and Ascends Mount Tom.
HoLYoKE, Mass, June 2O.-Notwith-
standing that the day has been long
and tedious one, both the president and
Mrs. Mckinley stood the strain Incl
dent to the great demonstration at
Northampton and the journey back to
Holyoke very well, indeed. The trip to
Mount Tom in the afternoon was vel
come change from the turmoil of the
morning, while the quiet hours were a
fitting climax to busy day.
The entire morning was taken up
with the visit to Northampton and
Smith college. The parade was an in
teresting feature Of the program and
was followed by the senior chapel day
exercises of the college. Here the presi-
dent and his party occupied the plat
form and listened to the exercises by the
graduating class of 100 young women.
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
Bufalo Strike WIN Go On.

BUFFALO, June 2O.-The committee
appointed by the striking freight han
dlers to wait on the different railroad
companies and demand Is cents an
hour for regular work, and 20 cents for
overtime, called on the different super
intendents yesterday and in every case
/ were met by an absolute refusal to grant
the increase, The committee reported
to turbulent meeting of the strikers
held in Fillmore hall last night. Many
men present advocated going back to
work under the old terms, but on vote
being taken there was big majority in
favor of continuing the strike aud it
will 90 on.
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
Professor In Bankru-

Dies MONIES, June IL .1l McClel-
land Bell. professor e Drake univer-
sity, has filed q petition in bankruptcy
in the federal court. Bell was formerly
connected with the Lincoln NORMAL
university of Lincoln, Neb., and while
having such connection signed num-
Der of the notes Of the university as
guarantor and also endorsed over q
number in his own name, for which he
has been held responsible. The, total
amount Of these notes given by the uni
yersity and on which his name appears
is $S S,S48. In addition to this amount
of Indebtedness he acknowledges to ow-
ing 81 ,2s0 more in unsecured claims.
He has no assets except such as are ex-
elapt.
sloux City Sends Aid.
Sioux CITY, June l6.--Siuux City
sent 5000 yesterday to Herman tornado
sufferers. More funds and food and
: clothing are being raised.
The Denison review., 1899-06-20
Entire Herd Infected,

CHICAGO, June 20.-Germs of tuber-
culosis were found in every COW of a
herd Of so that We're received at the
stock yards yesterday. The choicest OF
the lot III several instances were found
to be the most pronounced victims Of
the disease. In the worst cases, the
pulmonary organs were one mass OF
tuberculosis bacilli. So great was the
havoc played in many instances that the
respiratory organs had lost many OF
their bovine characteristics. Many of
the infected COWS were from state insti-
tutionS.