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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29

WE MUST REPEAT
When Everybody in Wheeling Tells
the Same Story,

inc same story.
1t Is hard TO say new things about
Doan's Kidney Pills. They cure the
lame and aching back. the sufferer from
kidney disorders and the troubles of
those whose urinary organism is wrong
In It's action. That they do this is so
easy to prove that not n vestige OF doubt
remains. Public endorsement of local
citizens Is easily proven. Read this
case:
Mrs. B. Bach, OF 10 Twentieth street,
says: MY appetite was poor. my back
ached across the loins. with dreadful
bearing-down pains which frequently
radiated to the groin. not only during
the day, but they prevented me from
sleeping at night and ! arose in the
morning more sore and stiff and fairly
tired out. with no energy. I tried GIf-
ferent remedies. but did not get any bet
ter. When l saw Doan's Kidney Pills
recommended for just such cases MS
mine determined to try them. and pro-
cured n box ut the Logan Drug Co. S
store. II helped me so much that I OBJ
tanned Il second. Two boxes freed me
of all the trouble"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price so cents. Mailed by Eos
tcr-M!lhurn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Rcme,n-
Der the name-Doan's-and take no
substitute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
German Explanation of one ofthc
Recent Features.
UNANIMI1Y OF THE POWERS
Insisted Upon bye German Government,
as 1t Claims the Berlin Treaty Re-
quircs Such Action on all Questions.
Tho Answer ofthc United States to
These Representations was Friend.
ly and ConcilintorY.

BERLIN, March 2s.-The correspond
ent here OF the Associated Press has OBJ
tained on the highest authority at this
capital the following explanation OF q
feature OF the Samoan question which
has lately arisen. On the report that the
American government had cabled to It's
admiral al Samoa to act in accordance
with the decision OF two out OF three Of
the representatives OF the powers. the
German government made earnest rep
resentat!on to the American ambassa-
dor here. Andrew d. White, that the
Berlin treaty requires the concurrence
OF the three powers and called attention
TO the dangers which were sure to arise
II that was anything like a violation OF
the treaty.
The American government made q
frank and concillatory answer which
has caused much satisfaction here. It
recognized the necessity for unanimity
upon the part OF all three powers under
the treaty as n condition OF any settled
policy OF permanent action and declared
the admiral was only authorized to act
In agreement with a majority OF the
representatives Of the powers in case
OF emergency which absolutely does
not admit OF delay, but that In such a
case as ratification or adjustment the
unanimous vote of the three powers
must be sought at the first possible
moment. and no permanent arrange
ment can be made without such unan-
unity.
The American government II Is add.
cd, cabled to Its representatives in Sa-
moa to pursue the most friendly and
concillatorg policy towards the German
representatives and German interests,
carefully avoiding everything likely to
be mlsconstrued or to create ill-wIll.
In consequence OF the stories regard
ing Mataafa having sanctioned sectar-
ian tyranny, the German government
assured Mr.. White that oil It's influence
would be eSerted against interference
with the religion OF any sect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance in
Busy Town.

Council failed to get 4 quorum last
night Among the questions that
would have come up for consideration
was petition from the Wheeling Rail-
way Company for permission to tunnel
under the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
| BoSgs' Run. AS was stated in these
columns last fall. the railway company
| Is DESTROYS Of aboliahing its present
dangerous crossing at Boggs' Run, and
proposes to construct loop through
Whiteman's. The city fathers no
doubt will endorse the company's
move.
Some miscreants entered Addison's
| shoe shop. on Sixth street, Monday
night. and after carrying away much
Of the contents. consisting Of shoes and
tools. scattered them along the streets.
Most OF the stuff was recovered yester-
day.
The Benwood Southern was a suffer-
er from wash-out and slips at the
Narrows yesterday, owing TO the heavy
rains, but transfers at this point were
made on good time. so the passengers
suffered little or no inconvenience.
Matthew Lamp. coke plant en-
ploye. was taken to the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday for treatment for
typhoid fever. Lamps home is in New
Martinsville.
a Cameron man. named Criswell, had
several Of his toes mashed at the Bal
timore 6; Ohio yards. at the Junction
Crlswe!l just started to work there
Monday.
The additional coke plant the River
side has begun to erect further In
creuses this big mill. 1t is second TO
none in the country.
The Epworth League gave one of its
usual fine social entertainments at the
NJ. L. church last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Wheelins's
Progressive NcirhDor.

Progressive Neighbour.
Marshal Lindemuth and Officer Bailey
chaperoned the half-score OF Weary
Willies arrested ut the West Virginia
glass house Sunday night TO the coun-
~ jail at St. Clairsvllle yesterday.
where each Will serve time In more
enterprising manner than was evil
denced In their sojourn In this city.
This place has become quite popular
In the eyes OF these pedestrians, who OF
late have been congregating In this city
In large numbers. and the actions OF
the city officials In breaking up these
gatherings Is commended by the citi-
zens at large. and 1t Is hoped that it
will have the effect of diminishing the
number OF these unwelcome visitors.
The Presbyterian church choir, aug
mented by others making q chorus OF
twenty-five voices. under the direction
OF J. c. Gray, Will render the sacred
Easter cantata or oratorio entitled THE
Nazarenc." at the opera house, next
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
music. which has been rehearsed for
several weeks. Is pronounced to be
beautiful and consists Of many solos.
duets trios. quartets, quintets and
choruses.
The Epworth League Reading Circle
held an open meeting in the Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. De-
spite the unpleasantness OF the eve
ming good turnout OF people We're
present. and the excellent programme
which was rendered was highly appre-
ciatcd.
The funeral services over the remains
| OF r. W. Theaker. who died In Chicago
al .al. AL
Dyterian church AZ Mt. Pleasant at $50
O'Clock this afternoon. conducted BY
Rev. Brown. a number of his old
friends from here will attend the tuner
| al.
Rev. T. c. McKelvey. OF New Yorl,
state. Will commence his series OF evan
| Sellstic meetings In the United Presbr-
terrain church to-day. Meetings will be
held every afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and
evenings at 7:2O o'clock, Saturday ex-
cepted. until April 0.
Mrs. Emma Gilmore and daughter,
May. leave to-day for Elyria. Ohio,
where they expect to make their home
with the formers daughter. They
we're rendered Il farewell surprise par
iy Monday night by large number OF
their friends.
iHsituNlOllS NeEc Issued yesterday Tor
an AT Home" to be given by Misses
Sadie Scdgwlck and Ethel Darrah, ut
the lhtters home, on North Fifth street,
Friday evening.
The Brown Boys Orchestra" q pop
ular musical organization OF this city.
has decided to give a select dance ut
Scheehle's hall. on the evening OF the
2lst OF April.
DR.. w. i. Hcrvcy expects to move his
family and goods to Pittsburgh Satur-
day. which place they will make their
future home.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the. Baptist
church VIII aervc supper In the Com
mercial hall Saturday night.
Samuel Iinpe left yesterday for Nc
keesport. Pa. called there By The dan
gerons Illness of his father.
McDermott's tool works was Idle
yesterday, the cause being a broken
water connection.
Miss Maud Newlnnd is visiting Mt.
Pleasant friends, EEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
MRS. PINKHAM TALKS ABOUT OvARITIs

Letter Suffering Women Should
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrest in tho Metropolis
ofBclmont County.

- OIL belmont county.
The Young Mems Club, an excellent
| organization. composed OF o large num-
Der OF splendid young men, have leased
the Miller house. thus securing more
commodious quarters for themselves,
and having arrangements whereby
their rooms will be well cared for. The
officers for the ensuing year are: Pres
ident, Albert Alum: FIRST vice presl-
dent. William Hemphill: second vice
president. L. L. Dubois; third vice
president. Frank Pine; corresponding
| secretary, Cook Dlnford; financial
secretary, Ralph McNeece: treasurer.
w. G. McClain: librarian: Ben L. Nor
ris; marshal, II. B. Taylor.
City Clerk Jackson printed the annual
| exhibit OF receipts and expenditures
yesterday. In accordance with the
statute governing that matter The
showing made is n splendid one. The
bonded Indebtedness Is less than $780,
900, and the funds all appear In good
| shape for the ensuing year. The street
paving work done ten years ago Is all
paid of on the special assessment plan.
and there are few outstanding bonds
now. The condition is very health
ful one for the ensuing year.
Judge ]. w. Holllngsworth. Clerk OF
the Courts Lawson Emerson. Sheriff S.
s. Foreman and several attorneys from
st. Clairsvllle. were In attendance at
the funeral OF ]. B. Smith yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Smith, next to Judge
| st. Clair Kelly. was the oldest practI-
TONER ut THE bar In this county. and
his fellow attorneys took appropriate
action upon his death.
cutter, traded residence property In
this city for farm at Ravenswood, w.
Va, owned by Susan NJ. Brown, giving
$1,000 additional. John Rockershousen.
Of this city, engineered the trade. and
Mr.. Hamilton and his family viii re-
move to the farm from Gas City. Md.
The well known Cleveland &c Pitts
burgh contractor, Jim Eberline. goes to
the main line on 4 passenger run, and
Harry Eberline, now running the Pow
hatnn train, will take the Wellsville &C.
commodation after April /.
The frame residence OF John W. Love-
| JOY. west Of town, together with the
household goods, was burned to the
ground Monday evening. The loss IS
| placed at $500.
There have been slight fines imposed
upon five Of the participants of the
Saturday night row. but whether this
Is the end of 1t remains to be seen.
There will be an entertainment ut the
Shadyside school house Friday, evening.
in which Mile Martin and Will Land
krohn will be leading characters.
The Epworth League held social
which was marred some by the bad
weather. but it was a congenial gath
| erlng.
An effort Is being made TO have Ed
ward Stead paroled or pardoned from
the Ohio reformatory.
John Shick has been appointed admin
lstrator Of the estate of the late Fred
erick Bauer.
There will be free lecture at G. A. R.
hall Friday evening by Mr.. John W.
| Patton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
JOHN DUNcAN's SONS, Agents. N. Y.

the party. got through studying the bill
of fare his face frightened.
i've got It," he said. II know all
about French. 'Huitres-Buzzard's Bay
means Cleveland nit!
Il tell you what we'll DO" continued
Judge Joseph, carefully stroklng his
flowing mustache. well do as the fell
low did who made bet that he could
drink five gallons of beer at one sit
ting"
And what did he do?" asked the ex-
cited audience.
Somebody bet him he couldn't drink
the five gallons" said Judge Joseph.
He excused himself for a minute and
left the room. He returned wlplng his
lips and announced that he was ready
to take up the bet.
why did you 30 outside before CIV
Ing declslon?' his friends asked him.
I'm tell you.' he said. I wanted to
make sure that I could do It. 1t went
all right. Now. I'm going 10 win that
bet
Now that's what I suggest" contin-
ued Judge Joseph. well try the bill OF
fare first and II we can stand 1t, then
we'll go into the thing for fair"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
PASSING OF THE sTAGECoACH
Old Driver on the Santa Yncz Valley
Limo will Snnn l,n nnt o. LII

Old Driver on the Santa Yncz Valley
Line Will Soon be out of n Job.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat: The last
ditch in which staging Is to die is In
Southern California. The line now con-
ssts OF double daily service OF six
horse coaches. running between Surf,
at the southern terminus OF the Coast
Line division OF the Southern Pacific
Railway, and Santa Barbara, Cal.
which Is now the northern terminus OF
the Southern Pacific. The filling OF the
gap, now only seventy miles wide, will
complete another trunk line between
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
a days ride through the most en-
trancing scenery ever saw In Califor-
MA brought me from San Francisco to
Lompoe, ready for the stage ride on
the well-equlpped line that piles across
the mountains to Santa Barbara.
Promptly at G o'clock In the morning
the stage. drawn by six spirited horses.
swung In graceful curve to the porch
Of the hotel. Its great body tossing on
It's leathern springs Ike ship In n
biliowy sen. The Wells-Fargo Express
treasure box was slowed In the boot be-
hEsttE kIle ulIN'I y s'hls lllt OultPI
States mail sacks piled on top OF It.
climbed to the high seat besides the
driver, Charley Jennings.
Sharp 'crack-crncks" punctuated the
swish OF the long lash through the
mountain air. Twenty-four iron-shod
hoofs smote the hard. smooth road and
VIC we're of In good old-fashIoned stage
coach style.
(which way lies the city OF Santa
Barbara" ! asked the driver as l look
cd up long valley that seemed conf
plctcly walled In by towering tree and
manZanitc shrub covered mountains.
up the Santa Ynez Valley" he said.
"and over the mountain right where you
sec that white cloud up there that has
set down on the top OF the mountain TO
rest"
( How Is the railroad to get over these
high. steep mountnins?" | asked.
'They don't 80 over: they 20 around
them. The railroad will follow the
beach OF the ocean most OF the way, but
they have some pretty stir work In one
canon. It's deep aud steep and mighty
rocky. When Fremont came here from
the south with his army In the fortIcs
the MexIcans fortified that canon. They
thought he'wOuld have to no through L.
and they were prepared to give him q
battle there. But he was too cut. FOR
'em. He came over the mountains on n
trail that this wagon road we are ON
follows very c!ogely."
Dinner at Cold Spring Ranch''
pcrchcd near the mountain top--frlcd
trout, fresh caught. hot biscuit, honey,
golden butter and hot coffee, with an
appet!te1whctted By the light air OF an
altitude hajr mile above the ocean,
waH not to be dcBpBcd.
4 dash down the steep ana rocky
coward face OF Santa Yncz," on n ronl
that chung TO the glddy sides Of yawn-
ing prccipiccg, down. down, the SIX
horses one u sweeping gallop. down on
TO the foot hills. clothed In yellow mus.
tard bloom. Down into the valley, on
TO n brond country roud, sixty fee, wide
and then We came to Santa barbara.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
Tint Throblng Mcndnchc.

Would quickly leave you. II you used
DR.. Kings New Life pills. Thousands
or sufferers have proved their mntcblcss
merit FOR slick ana nervous heudnchcs.
Ihey make pure blood aud strong
nerves ana build up your health. Easy
70 TAKE. Try them. Only % cents.
Money back II not cured. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Co.. druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
Scncrai 9ioHcrs.
....NOTICE,...

Tho parents and guardians OF student,
nelomGinE 10 Ohio Valley. business and
English Academy are hereby notified TIM
all money for tuition ana books must 10
hnlu 70 INC treasurer Mt corner Main and
Twelfth streets; that any money DaId 10
be rc-collccted by the company, ""'
j. NJ. FRASHER, President
Parents and guardians OF students o-
Ohio Valley BUSINESS and lInclish Nc,S.
envy nre hereby notified that ali students
VIII he completed In their courses of study
at contract price without regard 10 ii,no
required, ana thnt there viii be no a.ira
charge for books md blanks. ' "->''A
j. NJ. FRASIIER. President.
The public Is hereby notified Tim. all
courses OF instruction nrc helm. niwnn ~ ~,
tho most practical up.to-datc plnns lsnn,ym
70 the business world, aud We most rr.
spcc;fmliy request II continuance OF your
OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
]. NJ. FIAslIER. President. iaIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29
Irthc Bnby Is Cntlinr Trr1l,,

Be sure and use that old and well-trIed
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. It soothcs
the child. softens the gum, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoca. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. mw&t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29

The frame residence OF John W. Love-
JOY. west of town. together with the
household goods, was burned to the
| ground Monday evening. The loss is
1 nlncnl Mt Sinn ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-29

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures sore
throat, hohrgencas and coughs. IL Ia
the specific for throat and chest utrcc-
fiona,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
THE TRAMP NUISANCE
Even Mexico Is Now beginning To
Feel thesEffeCt Oflt

''Why don't you keep on writing no
these A N erican buns until they leave
the city?'' asked al American gentle
man of a reporter Of the Next 'aa Il ,r-
aid. "They have become an eyesore
to foreigners who have occasion t"
walk along the sire is in the blu l.
ness portion of the city q d
from the tina we spot them q
block away until they strike us, which
they invariably do, a disagreeable feel
ing creeps over the entire system at tn
thought of having to refuse aims t, a
countryman (?) before number OF
Mexican spectators But tn " have b.
come a nuisance, and wher they are not
drinking ,lque and tequil. they are
laying Tor their prey. A half dozen Of
these fellows are pretty W II kNOTn
NV and e receiving the stony are
Among these is a Gem N, with a he wy
brown mu-tache, and he is past graod
mss'er OF the 'cra't. 1t i amu-ipg to
watch him; he will spot his victim d
will then proce TO curl his mu~ tache
which is his PRINCIPAL stock in tra4e e,
: hen there comes a CLEAN in his gray
eve, which follows the fOreigner .ith
the ca. ernes- with which scst watch e.
q mouse, and when the dash l. maj.
| tn victim Fl nd- it had to escao. n Be-
stOr, runs a. Ii W.: H m~ch u
ist ani ht- 'ee rnrlis"i pn- ii =
wi hin a f"- = =. m h''s 10 ..
how n VI a in mtantim n
Il .om times tu'r. down. b nd q
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
A Man Dropped Dead.

While trying to clean his own suit
of cloth $. Now, if be had been
sensible and tskan them to Brossy's
Cleaning and Dy einR Works, he could
have had them cleaned or dyed with
out dying himself and the cost would
have been very small.
Mr.. Brossy has all the latest ap-
pliances for turning out 6rst-clsss
work and his prices are within rea,h
of all.
Now is the time to have your old
suits, overcoats, elk dresses, shirt
waists and kid gloves made as good as
new for Christmas.
Don't think at your clothes IRE
too old to clean, bat bring them in and
ii Mr.. Brossy takes thu M he will
guarantee satisfactory results.
Brossy's Cleaning and Dyeine
Works.
ITO Mesa Ave. Vol. 49,.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
AN ARIZONA MAID.
Chosen To Stand For Mohave Coun
ty At the Carnival.

Speaking of Mohave County's Maid
of Honor to the Phoenix Carnival the
Mineral Wealth SAYS:
Miss Kathryn Edith Sherman was
born am ing the orange blossoms of
California 20 years ago, but outside of
her birth in q foreign land Mohave
county has been her home. If know
ing the rocks, SO sp cies of cactus,
sylvan shades and babbling brooks in
which Arizona abounds entities err tothe
password amoog The Ha-sayamp ers of
the Salt she has it in advance. 10 ad-
dition to all thu grace and beauty that
belong to Arizona's most perfe wo-
mauho)t, the Sherman family own
the richest m ne in Mohave county,
which means in Arizona. Hope the
nine will not EN- bar ass the knights of
the court of queen carnival. In addi-
tion to her other accomplishments this
| maid of honor can dance like q fairy.
| She is the niece of Mrs. ST. CT q les,
| wife of the editor of this paper hence
| is delinquent subscriber. w tn this
short biographical sketch Mohave
county sends greeting TO Queen de
Carnival and expects for their repre-
sentative front seat in the band wa
| CON-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Cattle Queens

We have taken due notice of the
multitude Of young cattle kings grow
ing upi in the country here, says the
Sherman County Banner. But what
about the young cattle que ems? There
are several Of these, all told, from
HARTLEY to c. water, from Coldw
to Dumas, and seattle cred clear over to
the Beaver, and though their herds
are mod est ones they are good begin
nngs, all. Several of the queens Rave
fifteen head, few have twenty-five
Others have fifty and upward and we
know of one or two that have as high
AS two hundred aud fifty bead. Ard
we suggest to these bashful young
kings that under the rules governing
the game king ana queen make q
nRir
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Announces Very Low Excursion Rates
is To Houston For The ''F. F.
&V. F." And Tsu-Oh" Celebra-

C1Ou.
Agents of the Southern Pacific have
received Instructions to sell excursion
tickets to Houston December 10th to
18th Inclusive, at extremely low rat IS
on account of the Fruit, Flo wers, aud
Vegetable Festival andthe No-Tsu Oh
celebration to be held Decem 11th
to 10th inclusive. The tickets will he
good to return until December II b.
Special trains will also be run on
December 18th, 18th, and 10th, from
Glidden and intermediate points. and
Orange and intermediate points, TO
Houston, and on these special trains
the rates will be still lower than on
the other days.
In announcing these very low rates
and unusual facilities the Southern
Pacific Is affording it's patrons an un-
precedented opportunity to visit HOus-
ton at q time when that city will be n
eala attire. The Fruit, Flower, and
every day from December 11th to 18th,
inclusive, and will be replete with :
tractive features, including a live stock
and industrial exhi bit. greater amer
lean mid way, baby show, grand flower
parade. dog show. and oil in all will
comprise one OF the most gigantic a" d
entertaining celebrations ever attempt
ed.
The browning feature of the week
will he the, grand oriental parade by
the Princes of No-Tsu-Oh, which takes
place on Tuesday the 18th. 1t will be
the most dazzling and magnificent spec
tacle ever witnessed upon the streets
of an American city. No one should
miss this grand celebration. Southern
Pacific agents can supply programmes
In detail
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12
Premium Stamps.

A list OF merchants who have Joined
the Co. ope rative Premium association
after our printed mater was out.
DRUG STORES.
Kelly & Pollard, Sheldon Block
PhOn. 17S
Phone 165.
Campo II 81 Grsyson, PIP San Anto-
MO ST. Phone PIP.
q. Feisst, 800 San A tonic St. Phone
1872
w. A Twin & Co. lib Ell Paso St.
PHI me 20.
Potter 81 White. No. Little Plaza,
will open On tn 20 inst.
OTHER STORES.
Ellis R-os. Prin'ing PnOne. 26l.
Ell Pa-O Dairy Co.. Phone 156.
ASK FOR PREMIUM STAMP.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-12

Sterling silver novelties cheap At
Twins.