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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
WYOMING MAKES
TARGET RECORD
Big Batt1eship Breaks Target at Pour
hilfs piatAnce With Her Big Guns
off Old Point Comfort.

OLD TOtN'r. va. Npru o. secretary
..rti o. fn- r1t. department and
o.. Ee~ltsrs ~ President Wilson ,ah-
Inot stood un The bridge ~ fEr irtHd-
rHFht Wfnw'nE To-day wuIls Isr Usf-
ffrv ~ twelve f.-lnrt guns roureI fnr
o. fret ''fr. 90 battle practice 900 s.fltn
80 fro fret spfto tnlf the farc~f move
2 OH 'nlr miles Hntf. was torn OBJ Hita
HfH before pfe .ad freI fhe ge shots
I lowed Dor. there were f dozen holes IT
fre portion itff sflnItnE
f.HrIIf .Hr" Co.. target rfrf..r wrrf
runsf Ideal un ITO arufherr dfIl.
SO. nda ths sra wae srrrof f.e -t.se
were ear anl fNrre uHa fust errucn
h.'sFr fn .'frr fuHt The arfok. FROM tie
rafe ~ u4.k time
20 ffINf. l.I'f'ie. MrAfn1 Ian" ana
houston and Iosfuaster gerffaI NIrIe-
-nn flu.rrcf w'fh. r0vsrfr' glasses
sHf.Nfi fhe shots eagerly ami ufttr fHr
trims w1s over. cxlwincf the tHrrct 90
close rHUEe
Mis- Flearor WILSON fIe f'-e-,derte
'f4e .fer AMI tHf wives rnH several
fnHrff az Tire cabinet watched fHe
sra f.rc frr0r tho llfffrrH D. fIHNH
Tho idaho steamed uuf o. fnf practice
uf.fnfe .gf fif NOT fire
Fu-UIc -r.fFftff f'Hr.r'e rrfarucI
'H fne grounds .r pic Wvo~rIrc o. wit
rr's rirff fr.rr from trr f.lr f--iu.r
gums Of tho " rrrapff 10 fowe1 ffrEcf.
lu experiment netrI before tried ir Tire
Ar'fff Hr navy Tho rest - flr Ttrfv
Irft nr f.r Nttf'nrer iafo TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
RELIEF WORKERS
On South Side Are Being Imposed
Upon by Foreieners-Poliee Will
Conduct Investigation.

The relief workers on the South
side are experiencing great amount
o, trouble with the foreigners. who
seem 70 regard the present Situation
a. an opportunity 10 collect addi-
tioral household goods and clothing.
In several instances yesterday - was
reported by policemen that many -
the Foreigners. by DUPLICATING orders.
had occurred three and four matres 90
and more food and clothing than they
needed n Va also stated that many
NJ the foreiErer- whose homes wore
rot touched hs the flood had secured
provisions and c'o'hiu-
Yesterday afternoon Chief ISstlnr
ordered al policemen on the SOUTH
side 20 keep close watch ON Tho for
e.rucrs ard F any afa found 40 30 be-
session OF moro relief ci0fhirr and
provision than roccc sary fhn police
men nave orders fp return rtr ~
the article tu relief hradqsirf.r- D.
has been found that. while fhc f0r
cigncrs 30 not hesitate 90 apply for
assistance. tho Aruertcars arD more
backward. and tho foreign cement .7
being cared FOR much better than tho
Americans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
MONTENEGRO
tcOntiauea from mrs; PaEs1

the allies m ScYj1ri Is nov practically
90 the hands o. the Nou'nnc-rins.
thanks fo tho sacrifice Of 200 homo
'i.Ovcr-. every ono q - nom lost hi-
I.e iu last desperate erorf ~ clear
20" way to the TOW %. Tor the possession
~ which Montenegro IS ready Go give
up every thing
These bomb fhroVers we're an pick
Cd men. chosen from several hsffal
ions. Cl1mhoriEE ny tho moun;a 70.
side. q murdernus FIRE from the Tur-
kish guns. ihct cuf The wlre eutauCie.
mruf.. md. getting fo close quarters.
threw bombs smoug tie Turks. thus
opcuing the Way for che stOrming
party
Not ono of The bomb throVcrs 70
turned hu' fhcr bad accomplished
their object ami .te Mon'eucgrin in-
faufry following close upon them.
CHARGED fla trenches
Tho Trr.- lr.f flsir ground and q
desperate arf hIpOds uluI-fouauf
frhf 'usued. lasting an hour and end
inc in Vicfufv foI fho Noufrnogrins
no Lost three hundred men silcd and
wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
MINES TO RESUME
All Of the Eastern Ohio Operators VIII
BE m sN1pe 90 Resume IN the
Next Few Days.

This week and next VII SEQ nearly
$50 of the mines that Wsrr Idle on &C.
count of ffr Nfrh water or d4m1er
done 90 frc.- rppirs Iu Eastern ONO
rrad. fo r..Imr Abouf 10000 mon
in tho district vcrr ouf of york on ar.
count ~ fhc railroads rrf being able
fo supply tho cars duo fp eo many
uaahru'. or fhr road Tho cars that
were Intended for the mines were eide
tracked some place and Tor thar rra.
ton tho mines could not operate 80
Tho GAYLORD. above Martins Ferry no
coal hHa been hauled from the mlnc
fnr week. and tho cars are al about
flled up hut u BEL expected that some
" Tho coal Vill hc hauled away toda,
Tho railroad- have ucarN aiI rc.
summed traffic and 90 is expected tuat
Zoo mines viii WORK .trtdy from nov
ur
3 tho everaee miner make. close f1
q dat thr los- fo Tho mon vII hr
h'att. rof cuuufIr. 'ra io.- s..
casiHucd D. The food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
WILSON BUSY ON
THE TARIFF ISSUE
President Fears Putting Sugar on the
Free List and Making Other
Drastic Changes.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-President
Wilson was tonight face to face with
the most serious phase OF tariff re-
vision.
With the work OF the House Ways
and Means committee before him and
the extra session OF Congress only a
few days OF. the President had pro.
ceeded enough in his study OF the
tariff bill to realize that before the
Democratic caucus met there were
many points upon which he himsel;
must take a definite stand II was
admitted at the White House he
would do 80 In a day or two"
IL was declared also that the Presi-
dent had not finally made up his
mind as 10 whether the tariff should
be revised schedule by schedule or
in single bill. whether sugar should
be put on the free list or given a
reasonable amount OF protection and
whether the income tax should be by
nat rate or graduated These and
kindred questions the President had
not yet decided absolutely but from
what he told his callers today there
was well defined impression OF this
mediation.
The president leans strongly to re-
vision by single bill He thinks tho
income tax question can only be de-
clded alter an agreement has been
made upon tariff rates. He believes
that sugar should go on the free list,
out is open TO conviction on that point.
Tonight the president talked over
the tariff situation with Senator VIM.
Hughes. OF New Jersey. a member Of
the new finance committee. Senator
Simmons. chairman of the committee.
sought an appointment with the presi.
dent and tomorrow will bring with
him Senators Stone and Hoke Smith,
also Of the finance committee. for q
general discussion of the tariff bill
Members Of the ways and means
committee, after an all day session to-
day spent in perfection OF tariff bill
details. declared there was no sub
stantial difference OF opinion on farm
PRODUCTS. The committee has cut the
agricultural duties over so per cent in
the new bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
INDIANA Is IN
NEED OF MONEY
Hundreds Of Thousands OF Dollars
Needed TO Care For the Poor and
Destitute aLfuaees.

INDIANAPOLIS. f,,d. April Alum.
dreds OF thousand, OF follars are
needed 10 relieve differing among the
food refugees in Indianapolis. accord
ing TO the report Of the general relief
committee. made late today At .
meeting in Mayor Shank's once.
Three thousand families have lost all
or part oil their house fu.nishingB and
ii will require an average OF at least
800 for each family. the committee
reported. Hundreds OF mon are need
ed 20 clear away the filth left by the
flood and clean up the homes, accord
ing TO committee members.
Plans for raising a vast sum OF
money. TO be made available immed.
lately 10 the sufferers were discussed
and il was decided to start popular
subscriptions and designate places for
contributions.
Victims Are Helpless.
we are not guessing at these
statistics" said Jos. &. Schaf. one OF
the investigators for the committees
The Hood victims are helpless. They
need money and need II Immediately.
The men are trying to hold their jobs
and let the women clean up the homes
and II Is a dishcartcning task for
which many are not physically able.
Give them money Immediately SO they
can pile their water soaked mattresses
and other furniture in the street and
UVch "A match to it,. That will give
them a new heart"
Mr.. Schaf increased his donation
$1,000 and several other members OF
the committee cid likewise. Tho work
o. scraping mud and clearing away
the debris IN West Indianapolis pro-
Cressed rapidly today.
Appeals from over the, state poured
in on Governor Ralston today. Terrc
Haute sent a committee asking that
$75.Oc0 be appropriated 10 help re-
build the houses devastated by the
tornaco which preceded the floods.
Peru and Logansport also asked state
aid. Tho governor said he would ask
the National Red Cross to send an in
vcstiFator To learn Just what help was
n. eded.
DIR. J. o. Cobb. IN charge OF the fed
era, work in Indiana, returned from
Brcokvi!le today. and said he believed
.le flood situation in the state, ex-
cepting the Pocket" would be under
control within two days.
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he upper hill and the west side.

the upper hill and the west side.
The tents were shipped from Clarks-
burg. Sistersville. Cambridge and
other points. Several carloads OF pro-
visions. sent 10 the relief OF the suf-
ferers from towns both In OHIO and
West Virginia. have been brought as
far as Parkersburg
Food is still scarce and hunger is
adding TO the suffering The bread
supply is exceptionally short. though
shipment after Shipment Is. being
poured in from every direction.
Rich and poor are affected. Offers
to buy bread at 80 cents a loaf have
been rejected
The water problem has developed
another serious situation. Only river
water is available. and II is not I'll tor
drinking purposes. The gas supply Is
extremely short and with most OF the
sufferers II is next TO impossible to
secure enough fuel TO boil the water
from the stream. all of which re-
sembles thick mud. The first trains
are operating from the city tonight.
The NJ. e. * G. got a train TO PalOs
this evening
The Pennsylvania is getting as far
rs Whipple. from where passengers
are being transferred by wagon and
autos. The Ohio river division viii
not be opened for some days. perhaps
a week. though work trains are fore
ing their ways from Moudsville at tho
north and Huntington AT the south 90
ward each other Some 81 the gen
cral losses are as follows. Six ~ p
- DO. a. :.
end washed away or destroyed
From "a 10 a score Of houses on the
West Side. on Fort street. washed
away
SIN houses al Mile Run overturned
All the smaller houses. numbering
70 dozen. ln the Fast End washed from
their foundations and overturned
several houses ou buckeye avenue.
Norwood. twisted from tleir iouIda-
TONS and cast adr'f'
The two bridges over the Mus
kingum swept away. crta.ling total
loss
Marietta chair Company saw mill
Vashef 'n'ir"ly away
Grdndst1nd. new Floral hall and
many oth"r huildiuEs ~ the fair
-roInds or, gone.
Hundred of house topped over.
many a. them completed, destro, ed
FcH o. %" merchants ia the bust
moss district co' their Wares beyond
'hr food. reach and most o. tarm
have lost cvcrything
Tho Wheeling relief ho1' II ".
which arrived Monday nilht IN charge
of Police Sergeant Nlfrrd ClaStnr and
Col IS r. rodley. bias bsen doing
valuable work among me stricken.
Tho hraf is scheduled fo leave TO
morroH morning for Wheeling 20 take
nm another cargo for Entorlv. VaVcr
lv. HollvIl". Uelpr" and other strick
rr fuUus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
CAN'T STAND PACE
OF CONSTANT RUSH
Men and Women 81 Wheeling and
Other cities obtain Crest Aid
From Bsst Remedy.
GREAT DEMAND FOR "Rhu.
1Ahl"
New Remedy Q Aeussheid Friend fer
Many Thousand Families Prov.
Ing Merit.

Ever increasing IN sales. 10 the rec
orc Of "RhubGral" the modern stom-
ach cordial since !tp first introduction
20 Wheeling. Thousands OF families
are now using IL es a family remedy
and are discarding the old stock RENE
dies OF their fathers. that were good
for the ailments OF their times-bu:
are not as adequate for modern Ills
as the new health builder "Rhubsral."
the favorite prescription OF famous
DC ctors
Turkish Rhuosrb' with It's wonder
ful medicinal action. the chief ingre-
diem; OF "Rhubaral" is unquestionablY
the peer o. all medicines IN stomach
bowel troubles and complications.
Grown only in Asistic countries.
Turkish Rhubarb" Is vastly differ
ent IN action and appearance from the
American Rhubarb which Is so faril-
lar to all housewives. The Turkish
variety or this plant grows tall. grace
full and beautiful and its medical quail
tiles are recognized everywhere where
as me American variety OF Rhubarb is
a short. squatty plan, with immense
broad leaves and Is simply table
delicacy.
Sufferers from poor appetites, in
digestion and constipation and who
are feeling the complications OF stom-
act gases. headaches. heart palpata-
ton. nervousness and irritabilit =
should learn the use OF "Rhubarai
and take 1t until the organs OF the
body are performing its tasks properly
and until health is at hand again.
Deranged systems lead 10 easily
contracted colds and coughs. rheuma-
tism. so-called kidney and bladder
troubles. poor circulation and a con-
slant feeling or being tired ont when
TO even stand on ones feet often be-
comes a torture.
The mild laxative effect OF "Rhu
baral'' will be a revelation 10 its users
for its mild action. for it's general tonic
effect and it's worth In ali the ills due
from stomach and bowel trouble.
NcLains' drug store at the corner
of Twelfth and Market streets have
the exclusive agency for this prepare
tior In Wheeling. RheubaTal is sold
on a positive money back basis ~ YOU
are not entirely satisfied with It's re-
suits in your own particular case.-adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
IMPERIAL GLASS
Big BeIIaire Plant Comes Out Of the
Flood With Little loss-Quar-
terIy Dividend to- Be
Sent Out.

The regular quarterly dividend or
the Imperial Glass Company OF Bel
laire. which was 10 have been issued
April /. will be sent out in a few days.
The company has bright prospects for
the year, as a large number OF orders
arc now on hand and several new pat
terms which have recently been intri-
duced by the company are meeting
with success.
The loss by the flood will probably
not he az great as was at first esti-
mated, as practically all the ware can
be used. Some will have 10 be re-
packed. but the majority Of the stock
can be shipped az once. The greatest
damage to the company is the delay
ing Of the fulfilment Of the, orders now
on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03

OF bodies through France have been
waived by the French foreign offics on
the connection with the late ]. p.
Morgan. at the request OF the French
ambassador 70 Italy. A special train
10 to be made up at Dion and will
arrived nj Paris on Friday. IL will pass
around the city on the circular rail-
way In order TO Join the lines running
To Havre without the necessity OF
transferring the conn from ono train
to another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
GET GOOD INCREASE

~ OBJ duect result 80 the agreement
reached Monday between tho E7ectri-
'al contractors association and Local
ifi International brotherhood ot
Electrical Workers. ail electrical work.
err 900 this section will receive an in
DrtsSr in wages and several other
points we're gaired over the aEreement
~ last year. from this time on AL
'lectr cal workers viii receive so
cents Hu hour tor trrlr work as against
go cents. which was paid last year.
ana 90" working Gag VII consist oc
'Iahf hours with a hair holiday on
-.furdar THIS increase Will make
tho daily wages $3.50 instead OF tt0o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
Crying NEWs8oY CASE
GOES OVER TO NEXT MONTH

Donald Brush. incorrigihie newsboy,
was ARA sned before Judge Newman
IN his chambers at the court house
yesterday morning. but upon motion
of Attorney Arbcnz. for the boys
mother. the h,aring az the case was
continued. The authorities wish to
nave the child sent 10 "a state institu-
ZION. while ;hc mother objects. Ac-
lion IN the case has been postponed
uEu. Nav ! Hnd fh" conduct OF the
hUy up until that time will be- watch
'd. o. o. possible that. providing his
actions from now on are a. X. no ac-
ton viii be taken by the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
MORGAN'S BODY
lceatIansa fro. -. 800

In was very tired man. physically
tad mentally UfrcatIuu and nutrition
we're impaired o. wa. hoped that hIa
uuia' trip ~ Egypt would hr ~ ercqt
benefit giving Dim resi- and building
up tho nervous force. especially o. d.
bad r1 orranir disoaac fii4 appetite
however. Called and conarqucntly his
strength and weight did not Improve
Mr. Nnrcin contracted q setcre
cold while in Eryp'. which further
Weakened him state of mfutaf &c.
preston and fc'hlructs developed DO
arrived go cairo 'n YER. run down
'undiI ot. hut during three uccke Iu
cairo hc Improved mentally and ph,
rraIl. Boo. powers off concentration
aud memory -h1a .uE no impairment.
Tho "trip to Rom" did NOT fatigue him
and Do" continued to gain slowly &C.
tnn day-
~ work before BITS death Dis
STRENGTH began tp fail ilr vas puf fo
bod "Wednesday afternoon March ssi
tto became dcnrious and extreme ~.
t1ustlon followed This continued un.
~ SUNDAY ctcuIns when hr passed
onto state of coma tic died 90 o. o.
g. m MONDAY
'GtrSErrE TNsTtNNEfII
" Nf.tEN STARR
"GEuUgF = ufNON
fNhus. NrrI o. SO fro usual f.r
maHu'. rc.pcc'ns rho transportation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-03
WRONG IMPRESSION
Not understanding the Situation
Many Persons Think Nurses AZ
SOC alton Should Offer Services.

Nof undcrrt ardinc conditions ttpr-
0uFhlr many persons have formed tho
OPINION that members ~ Tho Ohio
County Gradulf. NIrsrs AFaOciation
should ofrr their services in caring
rIr thn food sNn-srf o. fhr prose-
time Not h'inr organized along rho
r.frs rrre He fhc Rcd Cross Society
and other relief rrP1n Iatiurs. fhr ovr.
cufItr committee of rho 0rilflun
could uof order fID members tD 0Trr
fHflr services gratis UDWcver many
1f tfr mfmbora 900 assist in tho relief
grrb .n ever, poo unin Uat. md enc
a..r,iafou donated SO tp tho rolIlf
fId
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$4,000 YOICES!
And Many Are the Voices Of wheeling
people.

Th.rt. fhOurlnd vpi.fs What n
rraui chorus And th1fs the NUN
h"r ~ American mon and women Who
gre publicly pr1ls.rr Uo1ns Kidney
Iills Tor rrlIef from backachn. Kidney
and h.add.r I.'a They .ay f ~
friends They feu 10 in the home r1.
porg Wheeling people ago. bon f.Ia
chnfIa Here's Whrriiuc c1ao
Mr. ~ Tirn 80 Main So WhfrI
INK IS Va sate "Fur several wears
D pHs caused aunnsaurc Iy nv Lid
novr Aiy bach vas very weak and
achrd most OF the time. and severe
pains Arros. nv kdncfs often made
10 almost imroe h'o for mo fn bond
over vHa alrr ..Iincf fD hsld.
nrrca and d.ryt fusls Soucrra told
mo ahou Uoan'e Kidney IIu. ana {
used Them lf fnNk bl' fst ID.t.
fu relieve mo Tho pains rrsr joss
frter' aud . was auuu STRONGER nud
hrfi"r iu rtfrr Vrt t1uan Kidney
FI'f d'i wr great drul o. ruud ana
d Hm EItd f1 'nf Irsr them
For sfIH hf 600 dealers rrfn go
cent. Poster NIblru Go. uuntIo
N"t work. tulc agents for t1r t.nIfod
-f Vol.
E.uruhrr fr~ nt.n. -Botn'F and
Ok, n9 other. ADV,
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NEW YORK Nurli Arrived
steamers President Grant. Hamburg
Oceanic. Southampton cleared
steamer o. TourRiue. fnrvc. Coltic
Liverpool sailed Steamer Naurc
fau.d Liverpool
Euafref wv freioeeI sighted
steamer Mcgaufi,. New Yorh fci
liverpool
Stllt Passed Steamer France
Nsv Work. fur UaryD
rrsmfn Arrived steamer Ra-hag
osst NpW NorN
Antwerp Arrived steamer Ice.
and Sow NOrn
Southampton Sailed Steamer OF,
nu.C NtN y ORR
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Fallinz az Cincinnati.

'lN'INN t4.i g.. ApI4 Tie r'"'d-
iI- 60 alters o. ule Bliu reached % sfdge
Q. 80 7 feel 'erc 90 -i2 o.clock touig G
ara thu~" o.. sons IN the flooded zone
took nn renewed energy nud mau- prepd-
fafi"f- 20 move back INTO their water
sDfN"' r"s'aerrc- anil t4siner1 houses
" BE- % loved tHtf street ear ram. Wit
Kentucky ,''ir~ as well a. the reopen
4rE 90 OH bridges CROSSING the ttIIr wIli
De resumed " f.,r 'ne ncNf tWcntv-four
nouns. 1t- river ~ falItU- at On. Ta.c
~ onc-tert foot every two hours
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Cox az Dayton.

DAYTON. o.. April Accom- nan ied
by members of the OHIO fIoot relief
committee. GOV erup- James NJ COX to-
night entered his home cfty for the first
time since thu flood OF more Tran a
week. ago. Tomorrow thc COMMITTED,
VIII 81 To- Hamilton. view the situation
'here am then "a t. GAINESVILLE ~ the
way ~ Coiumbus
JOun -. Patterson. 81 tris c.ty. WHO
was instrumental IN tie relief AMI res
cue WORK and who t. 81 member = the
committee. eNi laiutl to the EovsrupI ard
mem beers . tie committee. mis- Ilqr tor
tl,s rehabilitation q this and otacr Hood
-it .'kcu c.tirs. Tn" plan rsI4s fog aid
nom tire Fedora! govern nleut. the state
'rtN oSH,rE
Governor CON. .u addressing TIE COM
rtiff't declared At t.' Legislature. " hen
q r"rouN're~ neat week. VIII PASS ~isyu
-. 'fECntt r.'HsIfs- as viii L."tflt as.
sist tHc Na'.Oss flood cities 90 tnclr re
tuu-ff..tffsr
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ship Lost az Sea.

NtW YORK. April Tho German
chip Columbus. carrying a crew OF as
and n cargo ~ 5000 barrels OF petrol
cum. was hulleuned ~ missing today
on fhc Maritime Exchange The Co
lumhIs irft Dayonno. y J December
2O for british England so news OF
her has been received by her agents
in THIS city since she loft port. and she
ie believed 20 have foundered during q
storm
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River Marks.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April River
stages follow:
LAWS ISLAND-l0.- feet, falling;
cloudy
TEUBENNILLE-15 feet. falling;
cloudy.
OIL ClTI-6.4 feet. falling; rain.
WARREN-6.4 feet. failing: rain.
PARKERSBCRG- feet, falling;
cloudy.
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Found a Cure For Rheumatism.

Il suffered with rheumatism for
two years and could not get my right
hand 10 my mouth for that length OF
time. writes Lee l.. Chapman. Maple
ton. Iowa. II suffered terrible pain
so | could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago | began using
Chamberlain's Liniment and in two
months I was well and have not SUI
fered with rheumatism since" For
sale by all dealers. Adv
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u is reported that the Governor %
The state 81 iaiisco MoN. has closed
q deal for n new lUidinc ercsctcd in
1audalaiara for use a. a hotel II n
proposed t0 install the rostofnce and
TELEGRAPH Offices in tho building, a.
the Cid quarters bad to hc abandoned,
tho va's helms badly cracked By The
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viii donate the proceeds o. Friday
night TO the same cause. The churches
and sunday schools will nll respond
10 the cry OF the destitute and needy