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yj WIRE TAPPER'S BALKED. Fixing to Rob Jackson dlty Poolroom Men by a Trick. THE RING LEADER IS ARRESTED. He KHuasrrf on His Prosilitfo to Get Away and Slay Aivjiy From Washington ? llis Three Confederates Were Frightened <>11 .Jtisi as Kverything Was Prepared lot* a llicli llaul ? The Part a Hotel Cleric Played. Washington, ij. c., oct. 27.?But for the aiertnees and prompt action of Detectives Weedon and Lacey tho poolroom proprietors at Jackson City would now bo mourning tlio ions of big rolls from their cash boxes. A gang of tliu shrowdost wire tappers in the country arrived at the Klggs house just one week ago, thoroughly equipped with instruments ami diagrams of the Jackson City poolrooms, ready to make a haul of the richest kind at the expense of tho backers of the race books. Three of them reentered at the It legs house, the fourth man and ringleader, Charles Moncreath, alias Charles Mann, stopping with well connected relatives in tue northwest section of tho city, who had not tho slightest idea o! tho true intent of his unexpected visit to them, lie was made welcome, and, as matters turned out, it was fortunate for him that lie had such influential relatives to intercede in nis behalf when the crash came. The throe men registered at tho Jiiegs House were well dressed and handsomelooking. They signed themselves 11. Summervillo, W. 11. Clarke, and F. Cook, of New York. They were liberal, jolly fellows and easily won tho good graces of all attaches of the hotel. It was noticed by people about the hon-;e that they were very attentive to a young man who frequently called on them and who they said was Charles Mann, a prominent business man of Brooklyn. The frequent tueetimrs of the quartet and their closo consultations in in tiie Kiggs Houyo lobby and elsewhere for several days aroused the suspicions of Detective Weedou, who was laying about the house on another case. Observing them rather closely, he recognized Mann as a person wiio had been in some trouble before while bearing his true name, Moncreath, and then ho recalled fcfummerfiold as a youug 'Hebrew whose name had been changed tn hot fruin SmnmerfflldL flu called Detective Lacey to his aaaiatance, and for four days tliey shadowod tho men. Every trip to Jackson City was followed by oue of tho detectives, and Mann or ^ Moncreath was followed by Weedon for ^ several Iimih one afternoon while tracking the telegraph Iiuon out of Jackson City to locate a favorable spot for tapping the wires. Yesterday wan tho time set for making tho raid on Monte Carlo, bummerfield and Clarke wore intrusted with the combined wealth of the four, while Manu was to "tap" tho wire by attaching his pocket instrument to tho telegraph line, intercepting race returns to tho Jackson City poolroomalongenough to signal his confederates aud enable them to placo money on their "aurei things." Cook was detailed to do the signaling to Summerfield and Clarke, and to keep a shorp "lookout" while Mann was manipulating thoinstoiment. Had their well-laid plans been carried out tho Jackson City poolroom proprietors would have been thousands of dollars out of pocket last night The wire-tappers had everything arranged as far back as last Friday, and simply killed time after that waiting for a favorable day to make "tho killing," as it is called in sporting parlance. Meanwhile the two detectives were not idle, and their plans for the capture ofc - .,u nu ilww.i ,*r the four sports. Only ono mistake did tlio detectivos make. Monday they wore detailed for a time on a grand larceny case and consequently for tlio time bciii^ lo3t si^iit of their prey. One of tlio two called at the Riggs House later in the afloruoon to aattisfy himself the three wiretappers, who originally registered at tiie house, were still there. Tlio cleric who was on duty is a pretty shrewd fellow himself, and had noticed the actions of these particular quests of the house and the shadow work of the detectives, and the first question asked confirmed his suspicion that the quests were crooked, lie kept h is counsel until he got Cook otF to one side, and then quietly informed hiin that liis bill was duo, and tiial tho house had other use for the room ho occupied. Cook at once settled bin bill, whispered a word or two to hia confederate*, and before tho clerk could recover from his astonishment the three men walked out of the house and wore aeon no more. The two detectives were furious when they loarnod how their same had boon spoiled by tho hotel dork, and searched high and low for tho three meu, but without success. Of courso the hotel clerk could not bo blamed much for looking out for the interest:! of tho house, oven if his actions did not cause the gang to lice from the city and fail to carry out tho bcliemo to rob tho poolroom proprietors. What hurt tho Rlggs House peopio, however, was the fact that Suniinerlield and Clarke made such haste in getting awny that they neglected to sottio their bourd bills bofore departure. Frustrated in their plan to capture the ontiro gang, tho two detectives concluded to find Mann or Moncroath any way, rightly surmising thnt the others did not take time in escaping to warn him of tlio imnonding danger. They shadowed him all Monday night, hoping against hope that ono of tho other three would show up to warn nun. Tuesday they quietly placed Moncreatli under arrest. At tho same time they secured all his baggage, l'ackod away in it they found ull tho appliances for wire-tapping purposes, lie was k?;j>t until vostorday morning, and then closoly questioned by Inspector llollinborgor, chief of tho detectives. Moncreatli confessed all, his story of plana and operations coinciding with tho reports made by Detectives Weed on and Lacoy. As Moncreatli had done no work hero on which tiio officers could secure an indictment or conviction, Inspector Hollinbergor gave him h fow hours in which to leave tho city, and threatened him and his cooperators with arrest should they show their face* 111 Washington again. A very prominent far western senator, who i* distantly related to Moncreatli, promised to soo that begot away from tho city and remained away, and on these promises he was roleasod. Moncroath was at ono time worth $30,000 and had a successful electrical supply house in Brooklyn. His infatuation for race track gambling became so strong, however, that ho sunk hi* business in backiug tho racers. Now \ lie is trying to get some of his money back by robbing the poolroom proprietors. MITCIIKIjIJ IS Wililil.VG. ^ lie Will Accept tlic New Or'?;ui>? Oflcr ??" Ccrliilu ('omlll !? ( ?. IN k\v York, Oct 27.?Charley Mitchell was in earnest conw rsaliou with "Phil" Dwyer in tho lldlTinnu Houto infit ui:-ht when informed that Champion "Jim" Corbett had accepted tho. oiler 1 of ?.0.000 from the Olympic Club, of Now Orloana. llo took the matter very I coolly, and said, after a moment's reflection: "I will not put anytlijnir in Tf the way of n light between Corbett and ' myself. Anything fitir will suit roe. 1 lie Olympic Club's offer I consider a oi fair one, and you can say for me that I 1 < accent it under these cqntlitionn: a|| "I irst?That the Ol.vfhpic Club ollicials send mc expenses to Now Orleans. '"Second?That they will guarantee on me protection before ami alter the tii light. "Third?If they arc unable to pull otl Qj the light that they will pay my training XJ(, expenses. tQ "If they will comply with these con- j{( ditions 1 will go to Now Orleans within o( live days and agree to moet Corbett in HU their arena on tho aauio date I agreed jja to light him before tho Coney Island ..e club. The Xew Orleans? people I i hftvo to act quick \\ f<?r 1 am Hick au< 1 I U tired 01 the whole alluir, ami am anx- jH, ious to have il settled definitely us soon | a9 possible. Now Jet them apeak aiul 1 ,-a will do tho rest." j0J Givu.von*-. i'DxwuAfj. The ^*reat Composer Jiiiriiul H'ltli Civic of nml Military Honor#. (-'a Paius, OcL 27.?The remaius of on- 11 nod, the great composer, were buried to-day with full civic and military hou- tw ors. Present at the fuueral were all the u?? celebrities in arts and science* who at' conid possibly manage to come to Paris ^ lor tiiu occasion. Thore were largo 0j| crowds present at the funeral of the \.v composer of "Faust," hut they wore jj small assemblages in comparison to the on thrones which Httendcd the funeral of ()v Marshal McMahou. pU All tho musical societies in France ,.x sent' delegations to the funeral, aud j,u t)??v miirt'h/ul in tha nrocessioti and m, sung ris the cortege proceoeded to iho ac,' church of U Madeleiue, where the lust r,, rites were held, W ^ v iilGiiV. \Y KOUBWKY. u|, A Sowing Munliinu Agent HoMmmI and g,!< i'lnrcd Uchliid a litinnwny IIoi-m*. mi PiTTSUunau, Pa., Oct. 27.? While drivin<; to Guyasuht, a few miles north of 110 here, Inst night, W. II. MpGuiro, r sew- to ing machine agen't, was attacked and c0 robbed by four masked men. After ^ taking his money, amounting to ?">(], and ca his gold watch, the robbers bucked and 11; gngyed Mcliuiro and lifted him io tue bu Heat of the wagon. The horse was thou is frightened and started for (iuyasula at ag a terrific ra'e, but before any dauince Cm was done the rig was stopped by two da bicyclists and McGuire released. There li, is no clue to the robbers. wr Tht? Socialist Colognc, Oct. 27.?There was a stormy session to-day of the socialist wr congress, the disturbance being caused to by a violent jfltercatiou between^ llerr ?.n legion, of Hamburg, and lierr Auer. % After a warm exchange of remarks 011 more personal than parliamentary the !" congress linally resolved that the.Social / ^Democrat party repeal its expression hi vvc sympathy with the trades union move- ut. ment, and imposes upon all members UI the duty ol untiringly working for the Ju recognition of the importance of trade* ! unions and to do their utmost to il 1 strengthen these organizations. ^ IVicdon* to Wost Virginian*. V? Special Dlt/uihth in (he ln'elKovwrr ,ni WASHr.s'oro.v, D. C., Get. 27.?The following pensions have been granted to n? West Virginians: Kimnlt.m.uit.ftl?.1 iimns Dnvin. Toolov. I Wayne county; Allen SUahnn, Follows- 5tl ville, Preston county. Original widows, etc.?Henry .Stout, Vadis, Lewis County; Sarali J. Winemiiler, Homor, Lewis county; minors 1,1 of James I'osoy, West Liberty, Ohio '>* county ; Elizabeth Watson, Van Camp, wc Wetzel county: Louisa I'ylos, Tvner, un Wood county; minora of Clement Col- tli t;an, Moundsville, Marshall county. -?> Original?David B. Salmon, Parkers- da bqrg, Wood county; William ilop- wl kins, Croaton, Wirt county, CJt Mexican war survivors (incroasa)? John E. Gillespie, Breading, Logan wl county; Thomas Connerton, lluhtiug- ha ton, Cabell county. - stc increase?Hiram Lambert, Bradshaw, vo McDowoll county; William .1. vVonycott, Cecil, Taylor county; William 1\ li|] Davis, Homney, Hampshire county; r<jl Isaap T. Enw, Brooksville, Calhoun s;l' county. ^ t so; Reissue and increase ? William li ?f Moneyponny, Loading Creek, Gilmer l,) county. 1,15 Ivoissue?Amos Hyde, New Milton, tu' Doddridge county. 110 Another Victim ?>l IIok?> Smith. pjA. J. Keith, of Glenville, Gilmer 0{ county, W. Va., died last Wednesday, aged about sixty years. Mr. Keith was ?|8 a veteran of the late war and was badly disabled, for which he received a lo, j pension of $12 until i loko Smith's policy ? u of striking deserving soldiers from the r0( ' pension list was inaugurated. -Mr. |lsl I Keith wan deserving of a large pension ] ' as the wounds he received while serving jov his country disabled him for life. nn ?l)Q Aii old l.tiiul Mark (ioiie. (,n*{ London, Oct. 27.?The Fyilold church a|j near Abingdon, which was built in the 0Vl thirteenth century, and was considered j an important historical monument, has ! been destroyed by lire. ?)r Allroha.vy, March 10, 1891. ^ Soman J.lrhlu M'f'g. Co., D($ Jloiws, Iowa: joc Dear Sirs?I find Krauso's Headache t|? Capsules a ready seller, and can Bay ou from personal experience that they are co] a gOoil thing, as the other night .they ,m cured mo of a bad attack of neuralgia ?lt, in about ono hour when usually it lasts pa a day or two. C. WASmatit, Druggist. Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari, Wheeling; Bowie A Co. Bridirenqrt. O. j ini For Colds, ' .?>; Coughs, ?al i ^ lie; Croup, Inuueuz% and ao Bronchitis, ,l01 .11! use i)o< AVER'S i CHERRY PECTORAL t0 the best ?re' of all anodyne an expectorants. Prompt to act, ^ Sure to Cure l j Tli EANSINGBURG MIRACLI ft RAiLV/flY MUM TALKS. tern 11 j' llr.lt Dorul, IIin Case 1'ri iiounceil Hopelciw by i'roiiiiuei l*liy*iciuii#s, .V htory ?>i* burpithtfJii Interest Verified Under Oat h. "j. y. 1*., Times. 1 <1111 tho most conservative report i ihe-staff. I despise tl;c chimeric? jourt the real. I burrow in?iaetB. ii from Lituaiugburg. We don't ofte t u good thing from there, but hero io. F. C. Kimball lust night gave ir o following: "I am u plain, straightforward mat iginally jfrom l-anaingburg, whet iw reside'my mother, brother and tsi r. Several year a ago 1 moved 1 theater. There 1 was in the em pic the Erie railroad as yard and freigl perintendcnt. After a strain to in rk, caused by heavy lifting, thri ara a^'j, I doveioped so-called rhoumi iin. it wad an increasing tiling Jc o yeara?at times worse, agai liter* 1 worked intermittently. . would shut my eyes 1 woul II down. -My feet and lees aoo it 1'oeliutf?wero duuib. This c: nded to my stomach and at times t y hands. Doctors Lee and .Spencei Rochester, finally pronounced iu so progressive locomotor ataxia, sai was incurable, and that they coul ily ease my suH'crings, and so I la< ;> to this time 1 had been sick nearl o years. JJefore this and tor seven ont.li* I wa? confined to my bed. Tin ick into in.- limbs the lull len^t ve me no i :e$in? whatever; tny lop i'liied wooden. To pound thoiu uav a noise like a wood. Ho i aav, as >' there 1 was altoOluU'ly o)ie-holf iltadad from the waist down. There wa e word written in lur^e characters a or that sick room?U-L-A- V. Lite dc rted from my limbs, that word bet pressed what was left. Vou, ofcourai ve road of John .Marshall, ih porter iu describing him, d< ribed me exactly, i sent for th medy which cured him?for Di illiauia' i'ink Pilis, to Schenectady, > , and tried them. 1 took them irrou arly for two months. They ditfiv im to help. All of a sudden on arninj: one of my legs began to prickl seemed as moil :(i ruuuea wy.ii u?n is. Then, perhaps, you think I di t investigate that medicine. I bega mend fust; got some circulation, gc utrol oi my bowels, and alter a lei ;eks trot out oi bed and tried to stand . last I fetched it. Could walk?no1 11 run. And 1'ink l'illd cured im ie doctors said 1 couldn't be cured ,t I am. What 1 am now telling yo merely a reiteration of what 1 Ion 0 wrote to the J Jr. Williams' Medicin unpany at Schenectady, and my all vit to the same id now in their liattdi jrealao is a letter which my mothe oto to them, and to which she ha ulo allidavit, as you see." 180 Second Ave., Lansing nunc., N. Y. I>kau Snts:?-My son Fred has ju? itten yon a letter concerning iiimao which I desire to add a few words i tire corroboration of all tie has Haiti j has told you of his agony and hi re. The remembrance of the whol ing makes me shudder as 1 think c It is all too wonderful forme, n resigned to his fate. Now as 1 loo him walking about and ieeling wel th his old health and ambition r< rncd, it does seem that he has bee rn again and rescued from death fo act. Could I, therefore say too muc you of thanks in the fullness of m; ititude? Can I well cease blessin u ? Vet tho intensity of my foeliny ake my words of thanksgiving to yo in but empty indeed; for tho lost i iixl, and he that was dead is aliv ain. Yours, 11 akhikt J. Kimiiam,. Sworn and subscribed before uie thi 1 day of April, 1891k M. L. Fakciikk, Notary Public. Mrs. Kimball said: "While 1 believ answers to prayer and prayed earnesi for his recovery, for I am a Christia mail, and believe my prayers wer nw??rml. I do think 1'ink l'ills wer ? mound the l.onl usovl to eflect tn n'a cure. 1 want von to moot in ughter, Mr.-. G. II. Morrison, tvit loni wo aro living here, mid the Ke\ ior.ro Fairlco, pastor ot Wosttninsto lurch, who liven with us, and Ilea wit they have tr> say." bo Mrs. Kin 11 brought them iu, and while th >ry as told was moat complete an uld be added to by nothing they uiigh y, yet tho reporter heard from th is of tho Hi.stur and their DU9tor, cor borutive words of all that has bee id. The reporter also ran across ill ii-in-law, .Mr. G. II. .Morrison, cashie the National Hank of Troy,and spok him of .Mr. Kimball. lie is a bin in, and though ho could only bo dc tied for a moment, ho said: "I knoi thing of the case technically. II vh ho was cured by Dr. Williams' Pin! lis, and 1 think that is about the siz it." Mr. William II. Flandroau, tho drug it at 814 River street, Troy, said: "It i d most wonderful cure from loooint ataxia?a ao-cullod incurable rii< io. Mr. Kimball tells mo he owes hi jovery to Pink Pills entirely and vo every roason to bolievo him." ['ink Pills restore pale people and sal v complexions to the glow of health d aro n specific for all the trouble culiar to tlic female sox, while in th 10 of men they effect a radical euro ii cases arising from mental worn arwork or excesses of whatever nil re." ' L'he?e pills are manufactured by tin . Williams' .Medicine Company lienectady, N. V., and Brock villi it., and are sold in boxes (never i ise form bv the dozen or hundred an ,) public aro cautioned against numor h imitations sold in this shupo) at 5 us a box, ??r six boxes for S-' 50, am ly bo had at all druggists or direct b til from Dr. Williams' Medicine Com ny from either address. Killed with Feiunluiu Intent. \ ali*'Pgi i<, Mont., Oct. 27.?Sensation developments have followed the kil rof Jack White, the Northern Pacifi tin robber, who was shot iu th mntains Monday by J. P. Gensmnt: o coroner has comiuoncod an invosti Lion in tho case and theouly evident* fore it was that of the bandits. .So in ubt arose an to tho identity of th Lid man, which doubt ripened into iplciou that a serious blunder ha< nn mado. Tho jury found that Genin killed White with felonious intent d lni?t niirht he was arrested on urgo of murdor. There is much ex cmont of the outcome of the case. Witbn a doctor considers it necessor pro^cribo saraaparills, ho simp! fors a bottlo of Ayer's, knowing tu 11 that he will obtain thereby a sure d purer preparation than any othe itch tho drugstore can furnish. Aver' rsaparilla is tho Superior Medicine. Pon'l IU- |>ft. Dne who hash't seen tho World's Fai n't bo "in it" after tho show is ovoi io lNTBi.MauNCP.it makes tho wayeasj i 111: ABUSRD HEX, '* Ami Tlint l? Why Mr*. I!iuli|f?*r Shot Ii?*r Paramour. Omaha, Xi:i?m Oct. 27.?Mm. Kudiger, who last night shot Henry Reiser, the foreign correspondent for Cuduhy, is a well educated French woman, twenty11 live years old. She has a handsome ~ face and is an interesting conversationalist. It is .?nid that she was completely fascinated with Reiser and claims that at times he assaulted iter in it brutal manner. Only two weeks qjro >r ulie had called on a doctor to dress a I, fractured rib, which, it is claimed, was I occasioned by Heior. .She told the n physician he had injured horand bejrued the doctor not to tell her husband. 19 Henry Reiser has livod in South ie Omaha for about four years. Liko tho woman, he is French. He was always | well dreaded and quite a social man. He was taken to the hospital and physim icians say lie cannot recover. 0 To-day Mr. Rifidigor spoke qui to freely of the affair. lie said that yesterday it>" "lunliitu infrtfiimtion ho had of iiia wife's infidelity. She ;0 mado a confession to hiin, claiming {m Ileiser had a mesmeric power ovor ir her, and that while in his company she a had no control over heraelf whatever. 1^ "After inv wife made the confession," (j said .Mr. ltudiger, "I went to Keisor anil u usked hiin to go with ine in the presence of a witness and admit his guilt. J lie refused and I then warned him that r my wife was very much worked up over y the matter, and it would be better for jj him to do as I hud requested, lie flut(j Iv refused. My object was to set Lis statement y and then proceed to yet a divbrce with j out making the uuittar public. 1 urn g positive my wife had boon true to me l( with this one exception. She was a ,a noble woman, and we lived happily to0 aether, until Keisor put in an appear1 a nee. 1 treated him as a brother." MAI SON CUN VICl'KI). s II Tliu Anitrcliirtt of tIn* Murder of )* Sophia line*. ,l Pittsburgh, Oct. 27.?Aftor an all J night session tho jury in tlio case of Xool Mnison, the alleged French nne urchiat, charged with killing Sophia [' Hoes, returned u verdict this morning '* of guilty of murder in the first degree. \ It was claimed that liaison was imy plicated in an anarchistic plot to doc stroy public buildings in Canada, and that Mrs. Haes in somo wy overheard j tho anarchist's secret. Her removal n I was then decreed. .uaison and a coinlt pinion laid in wait for the woman, atul v killed hor as she was returning homo l_ with her husband. " A WOJM.VN Kl.Vl'JXG '< Mr*. Klllln llitdShoot* tliu Who 11 Kulnwtl Ilrr. ? Omaha, Neil, Oct. 20.?Mrs. Klias Rudigor, of South Omaha, confessed to i. I tor husband that she had been iutir mato with Henry Reiser. Rudiger asked 8 Reiser to make a similar statement in order that a divorce might be l( procured quietly. Reiser declined. This evening Mrs. Uudiger naked Reiser lt to help her and he refused again. The I wrongod woman then fired twice at hor> q seducer, one shot aovering tho spinal 0 cord. She then tried to shout Herself, ,1 but failed. All parties are prominent 1 in local society. jk AiiibnHmulor Ituiiyon llpcolrml. ,! Bitnlin, Oct. 20.?Theodore Runyon, :i United States ambassador to Germany, r escorted by llerr Marachnll Rieber'' stein, miniater for foreign affairs, visit' ed Potsdam this morning, accompanied by tlio stall of tho United States embassy, where he presented his credentials a.s ambassador. Emperor William 8 received Mr. Runyon in tho most coru dial manner possible and was especially gracious to t he whole stall' of tho American embassy. a m Cutnrrh Unnuot be t'.nrnl with local application*, as they cannot rench the seat of the disease. Ca turrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must 11 take internal remedies, iiall'a Catarrh 0 Cure is taken internally, and acta di? rectly on the blood and mucous sur \ face*. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a :v quack medicine. It was proscribed by j one of tho best physicians in this ' country for years, and is a regular prer scription. It is composed of tho best 1 tonics known, combined with the best l* blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combi* '! nation of tho two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in 0 curing catarrh. Sond (or testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., n Toledo, O. ? Sold by druggists, 7.1c. !; WOHLU'S C'OI.UM III AN KXPOSITION. ! Kxcnrniou to Clileauo vlft Ohio Itiver KalliV roml. e On and after this date, until October k 31, the Ohio Hiver railroad will soil 0 tickets to Chicago and roturn, on account of the World's Columbian F.xposition, at groatly reduced rate*. Tickets is Avlil bo good for continuous passage in > either direction with (Inal limit for return passage November 6, 1893. For ( s rates of fare, time of train and other in1 formation, inquire of ticket agents, Ohio River railroad, or write \V. J. I- Robinson, genornl passenger agent, ?, Parkersburg, \V. Va. !S ? ' e Take the Italtlinore ?1" Ohio to Chicago. 'i Excursion tickets now on salo via I the Baltimore &. Ohio at reduced round >* trip rates, good returning until Novom- i ber 5, 1803. Trains leave Wheeling, a eastern time, at 0:">0 a. in. and 1:23 p. 1 r. m. dailv, and at 3:50 p. m., except Sundau. For sleeping car accommodations ? and other information enquire oi Haiti>1 more & Ohio agouti. 0 A Horrible Itailroad Accident 'I Is a daily chronicle in our papers; also y the death of some dear friend, who has - died with consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken Otto's Cure lor Throat and Lung diseases in time, life would have been rendered happier and por* Imps saved. Heed the warning! If you 1* have a cough or any affection of the c throat and lungs call at Logan Drug e Co., sole agent, and get a trial bottle i. free. Large size 50c. 4 Unlike tlis Dutch Process ? rft So Alkalies 1 Win -onOther Chemicals n v ftrn "*ert 1,1 tho preparation of W. LAKER & CO.'S i | IMfastCocoa ' t'?l ' 1: .tl Which i? absolutely T f Jfl ' V- soluble. r L<rl ! ' ? **' j ItUMtnore than three timt* s I'vij . fr' the strength of Cocoa mixed i B with Starch, Arrowroot or | rtujrar, uud is far more economical, cn*tiny lext than one rent a run. It ! > delicious, nourishing, and easily r PlGESXtl. Sold byfirofcru rtorjrirhere. w. SAKE?. &C07Eorcheatcr, Maw. SPECIAL SALE GEO. R. TAYLOR. GEO. R. TAYLOR, eoeo??oo?*o??Q3o??oooe Special Sale ' ?THIS WEEK. I o Eider Down Quilts \ AND : Minneapolis Blankets. Market Street Room. 0 0 Great Bargains! 1 Best of Goods! e GEO. R. TAYLOR. js 9 f JACKETS AND CAPES, 0 NEW ! FURS AND DRESS GOODS 1 I SATINS AND VELVETS, Added to our stock this morning. GEO. R. TAYLOR. I GEO. R. TAYLOR. NEUROVINE TABLETS! BwS v?r * \3P iflt u 3 ttaJ LaPJ Kt Till!) rrmtxly i'h !iot u recent ?lucor? A WONDERFUL NERVE AND BRAIN REMEDY Inrptiyclcian.who liugdurotci] year* I r<? Ne'rvoua Diltuneg in thfir wowt forms. It in purely vegetable, pleasant l?? tuk" uml a Po?Itl*?* Care lur nil Nervott* I)i?eMe?. Tic mind becomcn quiet ami rleur. fear* of deulh are dissipated, and twjioll ?>ni4ih rejuvenated. A I improvement In one ?" !?. An- you ?nflWlmr with Nervous Debility, Memory, Pain in Hack ilea i. Him**. N>tthuh Pro?tr:ttlnn or8l??pl??Miea?T l?'>n*t neglect yourm'lf. TVm conditions remit iit Iic"1' *' T1m> ^>!imrini- TiWnt ? ?>.. Ohio. lur walo by Mcl.AIN BRO?., Twelfth ami Market St.. and GKO.II. EBEI.ING, 2125 Market*. mii " niuRESTOREDSlSs XfkV nil TiorvonstlleonnoB.Bnch as~~eak Mom rr. I^oa. of Urnla Poweif 7^5 "Uffuliiv Im*1 !L unhoo<l, .Muhtly Kml*alon?, ((\ \ l ^"'cUncM. Evil Preiims, JLack cr ronHdeaeo, Hervouancaa, V jtaSLi *??ldminsandl09B< po^cr in Gnnoratlvo Organs of olthoraexcauicj 1 JkSoi Drovoroxortlon, yonthfnl rror*, oxccbMvo uco-of tobacco, opliim J v p$or?timulanU whloli load to. .ilrmltjr.CunaumpUounad insanity. Con^Tx ^^yjrenlonttocarryIn.voab j>ockot._ Jlyjmill prepaid In pliiln box to an* r^fflrraX .rffifk *?rBl caclt, or ??J or Ciu. (nllh rvury W.? ortlrr wp fflfc focnrt'oprcfiiiiu the monry.i For Mile t>* .. 1,11 dnuroTot*. /.fit for :t and aci?i>t no ottor. CIEGULAH KKKfi KhHIItk AND AJT}.lllsr I* AilArcii (!<),, Mnsontc 'frmple, Chlrnro, liL For Salo in Wheeling, W. Va., by LOGAN DRUG COMPANY, eor. Tenth and MainbtrcotP. 11^ PENNYROYAL PILLS. ^jR&jre^-A.k for DB. M0X1"B FESKYBOTAJ. PILLS and take no other, KSw?e6p>:>B7~Scnd for circular. I"rlco ?1.00 per boii ? bon-n for *:,.ou. N 'JfeSCSufilS XJR. MOXT'H CHEMICAL CO.. - Cleveland, Ohio. Forralo la Wliwlilis by the I/KM N' DltliO CO.. Main itii'l Tomli StrueK .. cinderella range. financial. _ 'OpEElS^ Wheeling Title and Trust Co,, rmPlIj\ NO. 1315 MAKKKT STKKLT. CAPITAL, - - $102,100. ^ y'lv ja*i!h?sm<? '*+'r> ' G. lamb, President ,lo., Sr.vnm.o.CMM'K J A A?>j!?iaiit OttsUiot. QUEEN CENDERELLA RANGES. Belli K Of WlieOlilHj! Kvorjr improvement of pnctlcal worth has ,... ,v. been embouiud in their constructi?m. CAPITAL $:200f0t)l), 1 All) IN* The most elegahl anil attractive Rangoovor M1,., .. ... jflored. WIIWU.V'. ? Call and oxamino thom. nesbitt & bro., a,,,?:so I3I2 Market Street! J?mo? Cummin* llenrv Bioii-m* A. Koyuiunti. Josopb So) oj* L Gibson Lamb ? ^ M _ _ ___ Interest paid on *pw:ial djpod'? FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC. Imhus draft* on Kii?lan?Wn?li?nd*n'l<;'v 1 7 in j 11 JOHKPII BKYBOLI) ' -H 3* AIR MATTRESS ?A5K. The Only Pure Mattress - J-' CAPITAL $300,000. in the World. j.n.va* if-?* ELECTRIC IX CONSTRUCTION'. l" 8' UE,*Ar, A,N mi' Vic0 V> HYGIENIC IN PRINCIPLE. directors: J. N*. Vance. tloorae B J. M. Itrown. William Killm " 1 Call and See Tltem nt u A Dclaplain. W. \ !< BERTSCHT'S, Drift* ls?upil on Ktiftimifl, Iroltti'i. ,|1^ I 11 Hi Main Street. ?"'??"?&j.jonv. . pictures 4 art materials. ~i > ask ok the oh[0 vat Oldest Art Store in tlie State. J3CAPITAL $,75,000. Pictures. Kruno*. Looking Glasses. Artists* t.l-,. it- !'lt* klntcrlalc, ArchitccLn'aud riurrejen' Supplies. . | ! ,IS^| v }. , . . J(^tcria:n ex,,rt E. L. NICOLL, >f J.-.T 1222 Market Stn>oL DIRECTORS. W||linm A. Isctt. Mortlni"r I MACHINISTS. v? kij.mas a co., , ^>'5^01 t!: .!"" _Jnl I I' I GENERAL MACHINISTS' XTS MAKK ^ ^ And Manufacturers of Marino and Oroatc^tkii<li<-u btntionary Enjjlnas tails r.? cents. Two t? ?ix < ! I lu - ",. Kamplo I'ostfleo tMild. flvo ctnU I1'1- , . uul7 WHEELING. W. VA. McMAKIN, Cincinnati. 0.