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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29
The Daily Caro,,iclc Of Whcclins's
Progressive NcighDor.

Il TUE EFS6TNE .NCIt~ ITDUT.
The baccalaurcate sermon preached
by Rev. S. j. Boyle. OF the First Pres
hyteriaa church. In ;he opera house
last evening" was an earnest and more
than usually Interesting and instruc-
tive address. The subject was life
of SUCCESS from the text, "Fow ShnM n
Young Man Cleanse his Steps" and
his remarks will certa inly aid not only
those who are standing or the thresh-
hold Of active life ready TO take their
places IN the great field Of labor ut the
close OF this school year. but quite as
much. those who have quit lessons and
are already bearing the burden and
heat OF the day, urging all to their best
cndenVo: for the vacant places at the
top"
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, JOE LUB1c v1CTIs1IzED.
a LiGht-Fingcred Gentleman Re
i licvcs Him of 5000.

- i1IEH'-F IHScTeU NCHtIcmnH nc.
tg licvcs Him of 5000.
Joseph Lubc, a North Benwood voung
man. was among the visitors at Wheel
Park yesterday afternoon, md he was
unfortunate to be picked out as vic
tim. by an unknown man of the light
fingered species. Mr.. Lubic was about
to board a car for town, when n pair OF
strangers jostled him while a third
managed to relieve him of his pocket
book. which contained between 5000
and $225. The cnse was reported at po-
lice headquarters. but Mr.. Lub!c was
unable to give an accurate description
OF the man who had robbed him. No
arrest had been made last night,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

LOUISVILLE. Pa. May 2S.-Thc Giants
made 1t three out OF four to-day. rh!lIppl.
who was successful against the New York.
ers last Thursday had one bad inning.
when the visitors laced ont three triples.
securing n lead which the Coloncls could
not overcome. Attendance. $500. Score:
II n Z
Louisville 30 0 0 OOl00 - 4
New York ....0 0 3 0 0 o. |
Earned runs, New York. Batteries.
Philippi and Kittrcdge: Doheay and
Grady. IImpires. Emslc and Mcdonald.
Time 40
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Fred Fox, manager of Joe Hopkins,
writes to the 1ntelligencer from New
York, asking the insertion OF n chal-
lenge on behalf of Hopkins to the WIN
ner of tie Goulette-Bolan contest, ut
the Metropolitan club. June 5. Goulette
once trimmed Hopkins, but Joe wants
anothe: chance bad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29

l had little b2# who was nearly
dead from an attack OF whoopInG cough.
My neiShhors recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. I did not think
tina: any medicine would help him, but
after giving him few doses of that
remedy | noticed an Improvement, and
one bottle cured him entirely. l, is the
best cough medicine ever had in the
house,. L. Moore, South Burgetts-
town, Pa. For sale by druggists.
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Two base hits. Frank. Three base hits
knau and Niles. Stolen bases. Twincham
Donahue. Frank, S!egle Smith, Knau
Bases on balls. Connors g. Dolan .. Cra-
bill l.. Hit by pitched ball. Connors .,
Dolnn /. Crablll |. Struck out. by Connors
!. by Dolan 3. Double plays. Babb to
Taylor to kim: Smith TO Knhu to Rie-
man. Passed balls. Donnhue |. Twinebnm
!. Time. 1855. Umpire, O'Bren.
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Womau's Club Rehearsal.

The usual rehearsal Of the Woman's
Musical Clubs choral club will occur
this evening at T:45 O'clock at Mllligan,
Wi!k!n & Con1pany's music rooms. The
club is rehears!ng Down in the Dewy
Dell, which will be SUNG n. the Els
teddiod at Wheeling Park next ,Satur-
day In competition for Z prize of SIS.
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HAVE been sufferer from chronic
dinrrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds OF medicines for II. Al
last found one remedy that has been n
success as cure, and that Is Chamber
a!n's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy.-P. E. Ghlshara, Gaars Mills
La, For sale by druggists,
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At Toledo RHE
Toledo ......0 0 0 . 0 0 o Ia 6 0
Mansfield 80 0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 /
Batteries: Wiltsc, Ferguson and Arthur;
Smith and Belt
At Grand Rapids RHE
end Rapids.l o 0 0 0 l 0 0 o. 6 ,
Youngston - / 0 0 "a o '-9lo /
Batteries - Eylcr and Cote; Mcfarland
and Trout.
AT Fl. Wayne tflrst gamc)- RHE
Fit. Wnyne...3 0 0 0 0 0 . o-7l2 1
y. Castle 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 As S ?
Batteries: Swain and Bergen; Minnchan
and Gratilus.
Al FL. Wayne tsecond Eame3- RHE
FIT. Wayne -. % 0 001iO1 o 0 B. lg 0
New Castle -. o 0 . 0 00o1 0 0 o. 6 Il
batteries: Relmnn and Bergen; Smith
and Grnfflu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phitcs can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famishcd tissues, and
makes rich blood.
ecor,S,2c' and sIoa; all druggists.
SUIT e loWHE. G'emis,s, New York
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SATURDAYS GAMES
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Fort Wayne at Grand RAPIDS.


Special Dispatch to the Inteiligcncer.
DAYTON. Ohio. May 2S.--The force of
Wheel!ns's pitching staff could not save
them In pinch to-day. The game was
fought UP till the last notch, Corners,
Dayton's new man. did beautiful work,
and when Dolau was touched up In the
seventh, Crabill was put In to stop the
tohoggan. He did. but not for long, and
Poole finished the game. The S;ogies raj
lied for tie In their half OF the ninth,
but could not score. Attendance, LOO.
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In the afternoon. Both teams will line
up strong. as follows: Stars--Brown,
RAIDER, Campbell, Stevenson, Marschner.
Weitzel. Cochran and Handlan. n. E.
L. & A. A.--W. Falck. S. Falck. En-
hletn, Nolte. Jones. Wilhelm nnd Beu-
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Match Bowling Contest.

A feature nj tho picnic nj Mozart park
tomorrow. will be the match bowling
game between the N. e. L. & a. A. md
hll-Stars teams for trophy worth
striving for. Tho game will DO played
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29
A SENSATIONAL FINISH.

CHICAGO. May :S.-hftcr two outs In
the ninth the Senator'S developed ha,tlug
streak. pounding Phyle for four singles
and double. winning their third game
In the series OF four. Carelcssncgs on tho
bases cost tho locals at lcnKt one run in
the sixth. tho only Inning In which they
were able TO hit weighing effectively. At.
tendance, 100. Score:
Chicago .......0 0 0 0O21 % s 0
Washington 20 | 90 0 o 0 5--iII I
Earned runs. Chicago !. Washington 4.
batteries, Phylo and Chance: Baker.
weighing md Mcclure. Umpircs, Swnrt-
wood md Warner. Time. 2:0o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29
Upright Piano for Sale.

We have q used Upright Piano. beau
tiiul Ebony case. 7l-3 octaves, in per-
Feet condition, which We offer for sl45.
with stool and cover. This is bargain.
Come and see 1t.
7. ". BANNER co.
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!icyclc Racing Shirts. Striped or
Plnln COlOrS, iSC Mt McEnLllcn's.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Dayton. 1: Wheeling. 3.
YOUNGSTOWN, 2: Grand Rapids. 4.
Fort Wa.nc. :; New Castle. s.
Fort Nayne, 3: Now Castle, 6.
Toledo, !; Mansfield. l.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Dayton. s: Wheeling. 4.
Mansfield. g. Fort Wayne. ..
Fort Wayne. s: Mansfield. ).
Grand RGpl> l2; Youngstown, 2.
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Read StIfcl IL Co.'s nd. and go Mt once

Navy Alnc POLKA Dot Silk Ties, soc
quality for 25c ut NIcEnddcn's.
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DOES 1T
CURE CATARRH?
One Of the Seventeen Thousand
Testimonials Received.

DosroS, MASS, April 90.
Care Of Jordan, Marsh 4; Co.
Dbar Sir-1 had Catarrh for twenty years, and tho
last ten years (nl Of which time has been passed In
this great establishment suffered feattully. lick.
tended to my throat; the base Of my tongue was
badly affected. constantly kept In my mouth card. .
not sleep with my mouth closed. began using
"liyome In December, 1903, and In two weeks
was entirely rcieyed-and now. after four months
and no return oil the disease, can say, permanently
cured. am going to ask the head OF this firm, Mr..
Ebcn D. jordan, to endorse this statement.
ELH1ltA Z. D. GIBSON.
Endorsed-EprS D. JORDAN.
Hyoinei is sold BY oil druggists, or sent
by mail on receipt Of price.
Outfit, complete. sl.00. Extra bottle, 5cc.
1t Is Guaranteed to euro
r. T. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 2O.2I Auditorium Building, Chicago. H.
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G. A. r. ENTERTAINMENT.

The G. a. r. has arranged an Gle
CANT programme for their entertainment
In the opera house Tomorrow evening,
rs follows:
Choris,-Condueted by Judge ]. C. Gray
fecithtion ...................,,...C Pugh
Male Qunrtotte.
Solo,. .........." Star SpanGlcd Banner"
Mrs. Edna Turner.
ikciulilS ;.'............-.-,....l clie McCarty
l'nno SOLO,. .................Myrtl Frazier
Solo,. Mrs. Charles i. Raliraff
Quartette.
Solo,. Sword OF Bunker Hill"
Agnes Dcvarlt.
Reading. "Ga=cllo and Swan"
Mary a. Davidson.
Solo. "rhe Stars and Stripes That Love"
Albert SpCcht.
Song. Beside the Camp Fire Idly Dreaming
Little Myrtle,
Flower drill and May Pole dance by 81
young ladies.
Tnbieau.. Columbia and Her Possessions"
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.
Saturday and Sunday were busy days
for the police. Saturday evening they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-29
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.

Prcttlcst Waist Gingliams half price
mt Stifcl tS Co.'s tO-lny.
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iOd and SOC Zephyr GInghams haIs
price mt Stifcl Il Co.'s to-day.
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ker. Wier. president OF Sc!o college,
deiTered the sermon at the Methods.
church last evening.
Miss Cleod Anthony returned home
from Flushing yesterday, where she has
been tenchinG. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29
THE POLITICAL POT
In NansemOnd and Isle of wight
Countfcs-SuHoIlsN Notes.

SUFFOLK. VA, January 2S.-(Special)
The political pot is simmerint quite lively
in this section. and before long things
will be exceedingly warm, rs the county
and municipal elections viii take place
I'm May. \ number Of aspirants Tor ONCE
IN Isle Of Wight county have announced
their candidacy one Of whom has had
an announcement ia print for more than
six months. Hon. J. H. Booker chair
man Of the Democratic Executive COM
uittee Of Nansemond county, has issu j
a call for meeting OF the committee
on Monday. February 18th. l. consider
the time and plan for naming candidates
for the several county offices 20 be filled
at the ensuing election. No Candidates
have as vet announced themselves IN TINS
county. though some of the boys nave
been doing some hustling IN private
wav Colonel G. Il. Day, chairman OF the
Democratic party i'm Isle Of Wight county,
has issued a call for the Executive Com
mittee TO meet at Isle of Wight court
bouse on Wednesday. February 2d. for
tho purpose of arranging some plan by
which the county officers 10 be voted Tor
ON the fourth Thursday in May can De
Nominated. Every candidate is also IN
vited TO attend the meeting
Tba Raptist Young Peoples Union has
established q free library here whlch VIII
he omen 10 all persons. res udless OF creed.
Miss Mary Belle Thompson, Of Louis
Vile Ky. a former very popular res
dent OF SUFFOLK. and sister-in-la" OF
rev IL. A. Bagby. or richmond was
married on Thursday, January lih' 10
nov Ernest Smith. of Atlanta ga. Inc
..rernonv took place at high noon AT the
,roadoyav Baptist church. in Louisville,
and was one Of the most notable matrl-
roonial functions Of the season In that
fashionable city.
MIR Jessie Partridge, who went from
here 10 Elizabeth city, y. G. ABOUT Iour
,eors ago. has returned TO Suffolk.
THE Epworth League. Of the Main-Street
Methodist church held an enjoyable so
ciar' last night az the residence OF MT.
and Mrs. II. r. Culley, on Central ave
nue. o.,-,......,.
Miss Grace Hodsden. Of Chuckatuck'
Nansemoud county. has been visiting the
Misses Applewhite, on Chestnut street
this week.
Mr.. John VI. Shepherd, Suffolk agent OF
the Southern Express Company mas peeii
I'm Enfield and Greenvil!e \, g. th'S "eeN
on visit to relatives and friends
Mr.. Julius r. Cay, who went from SUI
con, IN ALLEGHENY. Pa. about fourteen
,.o,rs ago was here this week, having
been summoned to the bedside or MS
mother who was quite sick, but Is now
improving. -,..s No..
me smallpox scare has subsided-hav
tho no foundation. I'm fact-but 'touch,
ous" arms are numerous, as result OF
The grip is getting quite a hold in our
tov-n.
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limited states senators.

bedford Democrat)
II any evidence was lacking 10 cohNiuCo
tho ue0ple that the Constitution "i '"o
1-ritid states should be $50 changed as
l'i, ,.,l,'l6e for the election of United
C+otee Senators by a vote ot the peop, 70
tbof evidence has been Afforded 10y lue
5i-pracofuI disclosures in the NoIlHriIl
and Western States this winter. ~,
In California, L. ). Grant f'o.,,,j
General Grant. has been openly cnatseu
ygitb bribery by members of the Leg iside
ture and there seems 10 be no d9up' ~
- trutb of the charge, and Yet ms iu-
herents gUu vote for him LOT CH4'eu
States Senator. ,,,. .lr,,t.rs ~
tho LEGISLATURE freely and openly chaI ~
eoch other with attempts az bribery. ia
N-obrael[a a similar state OF things exist 3.
+, Montana twenty-five ore thousanu
dollar bills were produced ln optn SJ9
ion and the statement mace lrAl "
representatives, OF lam Tn. d ,,is money 10
the Senate. bal paid over TINS uionvs ~, ~
members Of o., Legislature as tne price
OF their votes AS iu the case on vi t.t1'
clark loses no strength by TINS ulSClo9 W "a -
In West Virginia. the senate DelH5 Non-
trollcd bv the Republicans ana the li'use
Lv tho democrats. a disgraceiul scIdm-
HE exists and members are uh7edl I, VI
eoielv 10 maintain these maJOIllles, WIFI
ONT reference TO their rights TO seats.
we might refer also 20 fehIi7y v ny a.,
and number OF Ol4ifl s'ttA-Nrf
tbi5 STAT Of things exists. but those re-
forred to are sufficient for our pm. pose
II is q notorious fact that large NUM-
- ~ eerators from the North and West
have obtained their seats through the
u.s. us Of money. and IL is not en- unreasonI,-,
eblo suDposition that o man who VIII
purchase a seat In The senate can MIN
self be bought TO bloc ,E ' n5oDia ouebl
- r.. o1iowed 10 elect senator's by di-
rect vote. There seems TO be no, other
remedy. since party supremacy IS me
.hirhcr law" that decides all contests IoI
800 In nithnr house nf CONGRESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29
WILLIAMSBURG.
sales OF Real Estate-Personnl and
Social Notes.


WILLIAMSBURG VA. January Is
Special -Seyeral large deals in real es-
tate have been closed during the last few
lays. among which was that OF the sale
Il the Taylor tract, containing coo acres.
ocated at Toano. The sale was made
by Samuel Harris and others % r. II
slater. for 5000 cash. A. j.. Bramber,
who resides near LightfoOt Station. dis
posed Ct a valuable tract OF land known
as "Barker's" TO J. y. Lonmar, Of Polk
county. Mimi. ard Ro. J.. Spencer sold TO
Ms. Sarah J.. ProbascO a portion of the
.'Four-Acre Lot" fronting Henry street,
In this place.
CAPTAIN Robert II. Bright is seriously
indisposed, but was reported a little BET
ter Yesterday evening. Captain Bright
resides on his farm, "Mondawmin,' on
the stage road All Of mis- children re-
side in Philadelphia.
Mr.. r. l.. Smith. who accepted a posi-
zion with aSLynchburg drug-house, writes
that he is recovering from an attack oi
pneumonia. and expects 10 be home as
soon as he is able to travel
DR.. Edwin G.. Booth. Of the Grove, who
has been In Nottoway for several weeks
| viii be home the first Of the week.
Miss Louise Henley is making visit
N Mr.. and Mrs. John Geddy, at Toano.
| The first snow-storm OF any consequenc'
! this winter set I'm az an early hour TINS
morning. and continued all day
Mrs. Shuttee and her sister Miss COSBY
~ Richmond. arrived last evening. Mrs
Shuttoe will reside here.
The Junior Cotillon Club gave delight
ful dance al their hail on England stree
| last evening II was greatly enjoyed b!
| an the participants. Mr. JEFF. StuDp
/ led. At midnight refreshments wei
served in the blue parlor, alter "hIci
dancing was resumed and kept mp unit
after ] 4. NJ. when the band struck vi
Home Sweet Home" The chaperohe
were Mrs. Judge sydney Smith and Mfs
/ Dr. George Hankins. The couples WeT
Miss Agnes Morecock with Mr.. Is. NJ
Hughes. Jr.. Of Norfolk. Miss HarIle
Hankins with Mr. J. j. Davies. of Manas
sas. Miss Jessie McEnery, of NottoWaS
with Mr.. REYNOLDS Hankins' Miss Marin
Clouton. OF Washington. with Alr. BiHi
Spencor. Of Breezy Bluff, Va; Miss AIM
owens. Of Manchester. with Nh W. =
Topbam. Miss BueI Brooks with Mt. J.
Haskins. Of King William; Miss floieno
sweeney with Mr. George COrbett' MIS-
Garuett Sweeney with Mr.. Il. W. Coroeu
Miss Martha Spencer with MI +. >. M'
raudlish. Miss PinNe Morecock with NJ
reN stubhs. Miss Kitty Morecock Wit
MIR. L. g. Palmer. Lancaster MISS Eiil'i
Christian with Nh. c. o. Barron
Norfolk.
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Through Moral Spectacles.

ftlucluudU fl4AiIcl.J
one Of the most hopeful signs FOR con-
ertssman-elcct Roberts, Of Utah, rs the
fact that thousands of people In various
sections Of the country are signing petl-
tf0ns against his admission 20 seat IN
The House of Reprcse lives. Probably
nearly AN the signer5 are looking az the
case through moral, rather than con5u-
tutional. spectacles. To have plurality
of wives is unquesu0nabiy against the
moral sentiment Of the country. ana IL
ought 10 be-, but, nevertheless, Mr. Ro-
berts cannot De- easily kept out of a scat
10 which he has been consuuto
elected If he keeps quiet himself. On
moral grounds. il is not exactly "the
thing" To have a drunkard or a prolane
man I'm Congress, and there are whole
armies of men and women who would
sign petitions for the exclusion OF such
offenders against morality regardless of
constitutional rights but 10 Is TO he fear
ed that there are many men IN the nails
Of legislation who look upon the wine
when IL is red and who are not on all
occasions choice in their phraseology.
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LILLE.
Death Under Peculiar Circum-
stanccs-NarrOyy Escape.

stanccs-NarrOW Escape.
DANVILLE, VA, January 2S.-(special)
Louis. the li-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rice died yesterday under rather
peculiar circumstances. The afternoon
previous 70 death he engaged in d dis
pute with a small negro boy over game
Of marbles. and an encounter onsued, IN
which Rice was struck on the head with
a brickbat The youth made no COM
plaiut % his parents. and the hght as
sumed an important aspect only aIteg inc
death of one Of the principals. \ Coio-
morris Jury returned a verdict OF death
from natural causes, in accordance WIN
the testimony Of the physicians III tte
case. The negro youth, VINO was aIIo''
ed win probably be released. n,..,
Mr. Joseph Hines. Of Nandola Plttsyl-
no county. had a. narrow escape from
dogth and lost a valuable hoISe YeatSt
1,,, morning He was an route lot 'i'.
O,|. and intended TO come by way or
tt-n,or,s ferry. seven miles below mere
,,,,. IN, arriving al the rivers DahN, Na9
~ 10 attract the attention OF we
e'rr,,rnon VINO lives on the opposite sINv
of mo Dan Mr.. Hines at''Iou 10 - 49,
hock aud come 10 DanVihe ny -
rotite. IL was necessary 10 "i' ,bo
t .i. WAY" Va The horse unfortunately stepped
t,earberous mudhole. The aniiiiA,
in frightened and in single b .,.atol
t.,,,,,,od INTO the river. where the 49,.
y y ~" r.at deep' carrying the buggy WIN
i, Nv 9,nes instantly sprang back "u'
Of the vehicle and landed saiely on t ,ho
bank The horse encumberod VII" wv
buggy. soon drowned. ,oryiIio
TWO OF the older citiZens Oh ,',,,b
have been confined for nearly a,,,,,ese
ia their respective homes by sISA"'.s
Colonel Ccoree G. Cabell, Sr, eX-coa-
grrssnoan from this district, and Mr. WI
liam Ayres. Jr., City Collector
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SHOT HIS MOTHER
While Pooling with n Gun-Denth OF
u Cnhei.

LEXINGTON. VA, January @.-'9te-
ciall-This afternoon while "fooiins' with
a shotgun a youth named Ed. Hook acct
dentally. though not fatally shot ms
mother. who was in an adjoining room
lie was a short distance away from a
lathed partition Of two thicknesses o.
plastering Through this the shol VEN
I'm a clump and thence through pol'
side of a large cooking stove. which was
shattered. The wound when dressed was
found to contain shot piece OF plaster
cnders, and cloth s..
Cadet A. J. Burgdorf died In the nos
initial at the virginia Military lnst'u'e
mis- morning. lie had been confined on
sccount of illness several weeks. and al
ter a CONFUSION heart-fai.ure t"llo" -
causing death. He was member Oh 'I ~.
third class. and from washington, - ~ ~
rs bedside His remains Will be taken
to Washington to-morroW.
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When they don't your whole body must
suffer.
This. then. is the cause OF all the dis
eases which arise from poisonous blood
from blood which fails to nourish.
Sick kidneys.
To cure yourself. cure your kidneys Wltn
DR.. Kilmers Sw8mp-ROot, the great klu-
lney restorative, which may be purchaseu
of any druggist In zoe. or 81 bottles. lou
may have a sample bottle free
Dr Kllmer & co.. Of Binghamton, n.
y viii send you free by mail, prepaid. a
sample of this famous kidney remedy by
which YOU may test It's virtues for such
disorders rs kidney, bladder, and uric
acid diseases. and urinary troubles
Obliged 10 pass water frequently night
and day, smartng or irritation in passing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29

brick-dust or sediment In the urine, con-
slant headache. dizziness, sleeplessne3s'
nausea. vomiting. INDIGESTION, nervous
ness. hysteria, skin trouble, anaeinia'
Brights disease backache, neuralgia
', rheumatism. boating, irritability, " m
out feeling. lack Of ambition, loss OF hesh'
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