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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-06
A MAN CAN'T WORK
WHEN HE is SUFFERING WITH
ttr.ag PILES,

He Can't Eat, Sleep, Can't Get Com.
fort Any Way But One = Pyramid
Pile Cure Will, Cure Him; Give In
slant Relief.
Just a little pain may so distract a
mans life that 1t will cost him hun
dreds OF dollars. Life is battle. To
succeed one needs all his energies and
all his brain force to apply to the ques-
ton Mt hand. Even corn will make
him irritable, cross, augry-and an an
cry man seldom succeeds. The triflng
pain of 4 corn Is pleasant feeling be-
sides the agonizlng ache Of piles. That
is n pain which seems to pervade the
whole body. 1t communicates Itself to
all parts near the seat OF the trouble,
and brings on q heavy dragging feeling
In the perineum. Those who do not
so suffer do not know what 1t means.
1T racks the nerves, prevents sleep.
prevents concentrated thought and
makes 4 man lose flesh as fast as he
would with virulent fever.
And yet piles are looked upon as \
little thing. They are neglected-al-
and from year to year. BY and by
cures-maybe 1t kills.
There is only one sure, safe and quick
cure for piles. 1t Is the Pyramid Pile
Cure. 1t Is recent discovery, and
its properties are such that 1t cleanses,
soothes and heals the inhamed parts.
reduces the Inflammation at once and
with continued treatment. removes all
swelling and all trace OF disease. 1t
puts the membranes In q healthy. ac-
tive condition. and cures completely
and permanently.
From c. F. Collins. Garnett: II COM
menced using the Pyramid Pile Cure,
but my case was so bad that was
afraid the remedy would fail. but before
had used two-thIrds Of q package
began to feel much better. and can
honestly say am entirely cured. 1t
Is the quickest and Surest remedy
have ever heard Of
From Josiah Roberts, Port Dram, N.
j.. Just one-Quarter Of package of
the Pyramid Pile Cure did wonders
for me- and have lost no opportunity
of recommending such a wonderful
remedy"
From VIM. McBale. of Rockport,
Mass, zone package of Pyramid Pile
Cure has helped me more than any
thing I have yet used"
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gists generally. If your druggist doesn't
keep 1t. he will get 1t for you II you ask
him. Book on cause and cure of piles
sent free. Address, Pyramid Pile Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. m. showed 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather. clear and
warmer
The Virginia Is this mornings packet
for Cincinnati, departing at o'clock.
The small steel government tender
steamers Mercury, Mars and Venus.
now being finished at Sweeney. Bros. ;
plant at Jeffersonville for the MISSISSIPPI
ri river commission, will be ready for
delivery to Uncle Sam in ten days. when
the Mercury will tow the Mars and
Venus to Cairo.
New Orleans is seriously threatened
commercially by the shoaling OF the
South Pass, which only vessels. drawing
under twenty-three feet can pass into.
Outside the mouth Of the river lie five
great steamships unable to enter to un-
load their cargoes. while several great
steamers are detained In port unable to
lpDart. .-rt.H Dos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-06
BOWLING,

Samuel Karpf, secretary OF the
American Bowling Congress, and man
ager of the Greater New York Bowlers,
arrived in Chicago this week, from n
trip as far west as Denver, Colo. Mr..
Karpf said that enough interest had
been stirred up to bring about the
formation Of a Western bowling league,
similar to the Interstate league, in
the east. Owing to the long distances
1t was deemed advisable to divide the
League into two sections. st. Louis,
Kansas City, st. Joseph and Topeka
will make up one section, while Sioux
City. DcsMoines. Omaha and Lincoln
Will comprise the second section. The
winners Of each section Will meet In
special series to decide the Champion
ship.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELlGENCER THURsDAY. April 6 1899

d
Hartford Insurance Company. was In
town yesterday on business.
The Martins Ferry Athletic Club win
give IN entertainment in Maennerchor
hall Saturday week. r.
The funeral Of Miss Maggie Coen oc-
Cured yesterday morning, with inter-
ment at Rlyervlew. 555
Mrs. Reddy has commenced the cree
ton of new double frame house on
Clark street. 81, 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tweedyof steu-
benrllle, are visiting Fifth street rela-
tives. ii{.s re-
Kenworthy Hoge is at nichmond, Va.
called by the death Of his brother VIII
liam.
Miss Llbbie Tweedy returned yesler-
day from u two weeks visit at Smith
field.
Harry Rosenthal has accepted n posi-
tion as clerk at Hoge's drug store.
VIII Stewart returned to Washington
Jefferson college yesterday.
George slmpkins will return to his
home ut Comedian, to-day.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Charleston. ..KANAINHA. { q. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, p. NJ. .,.5.tF
Sistersville.. RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. n. NJ. BAYNE. 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, ESQ a. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA.. s n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II a. m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON. IL 4. IN.
Sistersville.. ruth. $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. IN.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. . n. m.
Steubenville.. NJ. BAYNE, 80 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. 3 a. M
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, il I. m.
S!stersville. ruth. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. .. LEROY. 800 p. m.
Steubenville. n. NJ. BAfNE, go p. m.
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Bicycle baggage bills which Will de-
clare bicycles to be baggage. and sub
5ect TO the regulations governing the
latter. are now being introduced In the
western states. and wheelmen are max
Ing a strong effort to have them passed.
New York state with Its Armstrong bill
established the precedent In this re-
spect. since the passage OF which the
followed the example. az.
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i Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Z. Hart. Of Gro:on, S. D.: WAS taken
with n bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set In and finally termi-
mated In Consumption. Four Doctors
gave me up. saying / could live but q
short time. / gave myself up to my Sa-
vior, determined II / could rot stay
with my friends on earth, would meet
my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised TO get DR.. Kings New
Discovery foc Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. | gave 1t trial. took In al!
eight bottles 1t has cured me, and
thank God, nm saved and now n well
and healthy woman" Trial bottles free
at Logan Drug Co.'S drugstore.
Regular size soc and 81 90. Guaran-
teed or price refunded. l.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT=EASE,

a powder to be shaken into the shoes.
At thin season your feet feel swollen
nervous and hot. and get tired cnslly, il
Aliens Foot Ease. 1t cools the feet 'nnd
makes walking easy. Cures Swollen nnd
sweating feet. bliStcra and GALLONS shots.
Relieves corns and hunons OF nil puln
anu gives rest ana comfort, Try Il to-day.
PC Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
s. Olmstcd, lie Roy, N. Y, tth&s
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BOXING.

The Metropolitan club will open It's
doors under the new management on
the evening of April IS, and the star at
traction will be a twenty-round contest
between Oscar Gardner and Joe Hop
klns. of Buffalo. n. Y. Fred Fox, man.
ager Of Hopkins. last night wired his
signature OF the articles forwarded to
him at Youngstown the day previous.
The articles call for 127 pounds at 3
O'Clock the day Of the contest, which Is
a stipulation very favorable to the col
ored man, who is likely to weigh 1872 at
the rlngside or may be more. The club
was anxious to get on a bout as soon as
possible, and 1t was fortunate in get
ting such q card. Gardner on two oc-
casions has got the decision over Hop
kins. but he had TO fight every inch of
the way.
Oscar Gardner and William Wlnder
leave Sunday FOR Ney York, for the
Gardner O. Donnell fight, and they will
stop Off in Pittsburgh TO see Jack Nc
Clelland, regarding q match with Ed
die Gardner about May l. 1t is very
likely Eddie Gardner and Patsy Muir
ray, Of Steubenville. will meet for ten
rounds. as a preliminary to the Gard
ner-Hopkins battle.
The new managers OF the Metropoli-
ian club promise local patrons the best
sport possible to secure, and they be-
lleve their efforts for good contests will
be rewarded by old-time packed houses.
A match contemplated for the futureis
Harry Fisher. Of Brooklyn. and Jim
Franey, OF Cincinnati. at $50 pounds
Tommy Ryan may also appear against
q good man here. ~
Oscar Gardeners manager, Pat Sulli-
van. has deposited $500 to bind match
with either VIII CurelI Jabez White or
Ben. Jordan, three of the leading feath-
er weights of England. Gardner will
fight before, the National Sporting club,
OF London, or the Olympic club. OF. Blr-
minghan:. TIA purse Of $1,000, and $500
for EXPENSES Is offered, "A match with
Curlev Is likely to besarranGed, to be
decided, the latter part OF, May.
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officers OF the Youngstown Interstate
CLUB. have sent checks to players whose
contracts called for advance money.
Players will report next week, William
carney coming from st. Paul, Mimi;
william Corners from Bloomington,
Robert E. Fender from New Orleans;
N. J. frost, Philadelphia: Joe Camel,
SAGINAW; ]. Van Buren,, Omaha: W.
McCredle. Ottumwa. Iowa: Harry
Berth. Kansas City; Heyman, MassIl-
lin: Kid Heiberger. Cincinnati. These
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players, with few others, will constl.
tute the team for 1899. 49,

Wheeling shows up with player
named Eagle. while Dayton hobs up
with Salmon. Now II some team could
secure one or two OF. the HOLSTERS
which graced the league last year, we
will be ready,to open the season.-To.
lpdo Rlnde r. ErarsT .4@,T1 n 10.
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Something OF sensation was created
circles in New York when 1t became
known that In tho last week the league
had lost more than 5000 members. For
many months the organization has
been losing members at the rate OF
about 1000 q month, but the figures re-
celved Mt L. a. w. headquarters were
startling. They showed that In one
week the membership drop was 9,lS9. OF
which New York contributed 1,55i
Pennsylvania, 1855. and Massachusetts,,
1879. The total league membership to
date Is G5.4lS. loss of nearly 10000 in n
little more than n year. The member
ship In the three principal divisions Is:
Pennsylvania. 1880: New York, 1894;
Massachusetts. 1866. In explanation
OF the big detection OF members Il l.. A.
w. officer said that 1000 MEMBERSHIPS
expired on April !. Many of these he
said. would renew before the end of the
month. by which time he thought the
figures would again become normal.
Others. however, doubted whether the
league Will ever regain the figures of
last week. There seems TO be an
apathy to the J.. A. w. recently. New
Workers. are not encouraging It In the
least.
The marvellous growth OF cycling in
this country Is creating widespread In
terest among riders In England. Tho
London Field comments on this matter
AS follows: at IL characteristic of lbe
Americans. and goes to prove how prnc-
teal they nre us Il nation, TINT bicycling.
hnH become even more of n national pur-
suit In the United States than It Is With
us oriin France, or. indeed. any other
country. This Is NIL the more to The
credit OF the Americans when Is con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-06

LITTLE COLDS" Thousands OF
lives sacrificed every year. DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds,
cures big colds too. down to the very
verge OF consumption. 3
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

S-room house on Fourteenth street.
Broom house on Fifteenth street.
Double house on Sixteenth street.
l-room frame house and 3 acres OF
ground at Edgington'g Lane.
s-room frame house. with fine lawn,
at Pleasant Valley.
FOR RENT.
12G South Penn street, rooms and
bath .........:............... $40 90
q North Broadway. s rooms. IS 90
1855 Main street, 2 rooms and bath. -
S-room house at Echo Point. ......... IS 90
Store room In the Egerter Building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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o a . TO RTA,
Bears tho nIha Kind You Have AlSays Bought
S'', q M>zH2ZzzzzS
RGM Dairy.
HYGEIA DAIRY.

HiSh scientific and medical authorities
recommend AERATED MILK for greater
purity, improved flavor and Increased
keeping qualities. -''SI., ~
We believe In and practice AERATIoN.
SIMPSON & SNEDEKER.
,Phone VIZ. 1910 Market st.
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sidered how vastly inferior their roads
are to those which exist In many Euro
peaa feouHtriesn ~ !
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Telephone
Girl" by Hugh Nor
ton and Gustave
Kerlser. Will be at
the Opera House,
Saturday night,April
s. Anything with a
book by Hugh Nor
ton attracts atten-
ton. because Of the
reality Of the charac-
Al N.lN-
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CYCLING.

Scorers-Gramlich and Yensen.
o-night-Purita1is and Frog Horns.
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& FtE1s FOR SALE.
Main street residence.
Chapftne street residence.
Eon street residence. r
Market street business property.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-06-13

on the islands and the war department
is gratified to learn that its efforts are
being ably seconded by the navy.
PRESIDENT TO Go TO NEW ENG
LAND.
The itinerary Of the presidents New
England trip is almost completed. He
will leave here on Friday, June 10th
and will be absent about ten days.
The president has approved an
amendment to rule 6 of the civil service
rules, excepting from examination n
assistant postmaster or chief assistant
to the postmaster at each postofice.
This position had been excepted prior
to the issue of the presidents recent
order and was overlooked in the draft
ing Of the order.
The Spanish legation has been estab-
lished at the handsome quarters form
erly occupied by Ministers Dupuy do
Lone and Polo, at the corner of Mas
sachusetts enu and Eighteenth
street. The archives of the legation
have been taken from the Austrian
Hungarian legation and set up in the
place they formerly occupied.
IMMIGRATION LAWS FOR CUBA.
Washington, June 8.-Assistant Secre-
tary Neiklejohn today promulgated i'm
migration regulations for the island of
Cuba. These regulations are substan-
TALLY the same as those now in force
for the United States, except that the
regulations for Cuba make no distinc-
ton between aliens arriving from Can
ada and Mexico and other foreign
countries, as is done in the regulations
for this country.
Washin gton, June 8.-Probably in
a spirit of comfy toward, the United
States, the government of Colombia,
has granted a new trial to the Ameri-
can, Randolph, otherwise Radford, now
in Jail at Medellin, convicted Of muir
der. Rudolph has had a checkered ca
re T., being a scion of one of the first
families of Alabama, then a refugee
from lis country and again convicted
of murder and under sentence of death
in Colombia. The state department
has taken an active interest in his be-
half at the instance of his friends, and,
owing to it's efforts the Colombian gov
eminent first commuted his sentence
| to a long term Of Imprisonment and
has now ordered a retrial.
| TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM
COSTA RIGA.
| Minister Calvo, of Costa RIGA, has
| been advised by his government, that
| the two companies of troops sent
| ashore some time ago at Port Limon,
near the Nicaraguan border, because
of the assembling of large bodies Of
Nicaraguan troops on the border had
been withdrawn. The minister accepts
this as showing that there is no further
likelihood of a clash between the Mic
araguan and the Costa Rican troops on
| the border.
The minister feels satisfied that the
small border disturbances have not af-
fected the two governments, 81 as, to
cause a rupture between them.
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HOT WEATHER CONTINUES
Excessive Heat at Column bia, -. C.-Fas
tai Sunstrokes In several cities.

Norfolk, Va, June S.-While there
were not many prostrations traceabIe
to the heat today, considerable sick
ness, particularly among children and
very old people, is ascribed by physI-
clans to it. The maximum temperature
reached SO degrees, one degree in excess
Of Wednesday,.
Columbia, S. c., June S.-The maxi
mum temperature here today was 102,
minimum in twenty-four hours II.
This is the fourth successive day the
temperature has been above 81. ana
for more than a week % has been this
lowest maximum. This immed ate sec
ton has not had but one shower In
ten weeks.
Richmond, Va, June S.-The Their
mometer here today ranged from 90 to
lO2 In the shade, according TO location.
at 3 o'clock p. m, when it was hottest.
There were two cases OF sunstroKe.
both negroes. one of them fatal, and
several other persons were Frustrated
by the heat.
Newport News, Va, June g.-Onc
death by sunstroke n numerous pros
trations from eat is the record OF the
hottest day OF the year in this city.
EDWARD Clark, laborer, SUI .umbed To
sunstroke at 4 o'clock p. m and died
an hour later.
AT the shipyard the heat was inteuke.
In some of the battleships and other
vessels under construction, the men
had to stop work this afternoon. Every
available man is on night duty.
Richmond, Va. June s.-Unusually
high temperatures are reported at
many points throughout the state.
Washington, June s.-The mercury
today fell of n degree from yester-
days high record Of 81 degrees. Nor
folk, Charlotte and Augusta all regis
tered 9S and were the only Atlantic
coast points hotter than Washington.
The weather bureau is not promising
any break IN the not wave.
philadelphia, June s-The weather
today was again excessively warm, and
the neat continued tonight with no i'm
Mediate prospects Of relicE. The max
lmum temperature today was % de-
Srees, with a very high percentage OF
humidity There were four deaths and
an unusually large number OF prostra-
tons directly due TO the heat.
New York, June S.-The COO furry
that struck this city last night had
but little effect upon the temperatures
thar was to follow today. The thermom
eter ranged almost as high as yes.er-
day. At l o'clock this afternoon when
h temperature was at its highest
point, IL stood at 81. The record of IA
ia prostrations was somewhat smaller
h the list OF yesterday. nineieen
persons dying In New York and vicinttv
To-Day. Aside from this there wers
t~wenty-one ~prostrations.
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Gamblers Leave Glen Echo

No "shell-game artists or managers
Of devices which by a fairer and more
refined method enable the public to
test their luck, were conspicuous at
Glen Echo park yesterday evening.
The managers stated that all the gen.
tlemen who have been operating
game of chance on the grounds had
taken leave. Every effort, they said,
had been made to induce the unpleas-
ant company to retire to other quarters
as L. as possible from Glen Echo, and
after many maneuvers all of them had
packed up their belongings.
No gambling devices cf any knid
were at all apparent on the grounds.
A sheriff lent his ominous presence to
the gathering, swelling the number Of
those who attended yesterdays en-
campment, but his services were not
called for at anv time. The sheriff
kept his eyes and ears open. however,
and remained until a late hour in the
evening. So far as the general appear
ance of the park was concerned, every
thing was as quiet and orderly as the
most fastidious of feminine pleasure
seekers could have d~esred.-WashinE-
ton Post.
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A Georgia Negro TO Hang for Criminal
Assault

Baxley, Ga, June S.-wIthin one
hour after being placed on trial here
today for the rape of Mrs. Vicey Ed
gerton, the negro, Will Able5, was
convicted and sentenced to be hanged.
The hanging will BE- n Appling coun-
ty June Goth, the earliest date the law
allows after sentence passed. Many
people believe the charge delivered by
Judge Bennett to the grand jury saved
this county the stain of a lynching.
Armed men sat in the court house to-
day waiting for the up train to arrive
from Brunswick, when they inten Iel
to take the rapist off and hang him,
yet when Judge Benefits charge vas
delivered they wept under it's in1u-
ence n stood silently by as the pris-
oner whose life they demanded vas
marched past to trial. Three eminent
counsel, led by Judge Parker, conduct
ed the defense.
Mrs. Edgerton testified positively
and repeatedly that Ables accomplish
ed his purpose after repeated strug-
giles, and threats of death, and the
prisoner practically confessed his
crime.
When Mrs. Edgerton was told Of the
death sentence she said she was glad
of it, and wished it could be a thou
sand times over.
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A Merchant Found Murdered I'm His
Store Near Morehead C~tv-Certain
Parties Suspected.

Especial to The Messenger.)
Beaufort, y. c., June S.-Mr. E. B.
Weeks, a well-to-do merchant. who
lived at Bogue sound. about twenty
five miles from Beaufort, was murder
ed las night in his store ear the post
office known as Bogue. The parties
who committed the deed are so far not
known, though strong suspicion points
TO men in the neighborhood. One OF
them is a negro. Mr.. Weeks had been
sleeping in his store and for the last
few days had been feeble. The people
at h place where he took his meals
wondered why he was so late coming
to breakfast. When some OF the family
went out 10 the store they found the
window had been broken open and also
found the tracks OF two persons under
the window. The window shutters had
been bored into by ar augur. They
found Mr.. Weeks upon his bed in the
store with a rope around his neck with
his feet on the floor. No other marks
were found on the body but the one
mad by the rope. The coroner and jury
left Beaufort this afternoon 20 hold
an inquest.
Mr.. Weeks was about 90 years OF
age and never had been married. He
was one OF the first citizens OF Car
teret county. Some months ago par
ties broke into his store and stole $50
This time they got only about $lo in
cash.
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Vancouver, B. c., June THE burial
Of Bishop Burien, who for twenty-five
years worked among the natives Of
British Columbia, was the occasion
Of a remarkable scene. Surrounding
the bier were 5000 Indians, chanting
a death song in the native cultural
tongue, swaying their bodies in unison
to measured strains of music, while on
an elevation, in the rear of the cata-
falque, the crucifxion of Christ was
being enacted, a lay figure represent
ing the Saviour being lowered from
the cross by Indians dressed in vest
ments of Biblical character. !.