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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13

How PLAY GREW AND GoEs.-NIr. Den
man Thompson, who made such decided
hit here on Tuesday night, in his clever
characterization Of Uncle josh. IHhiicomJ, is
II native Of Swanzey, New Hampshire, and
n regular Yankee, and the drama he is
now playing grew out Of his life and mem.
cries. In conversation with reporter, he
told how the play was made.
Its germ came TO life and growth In a
peculiar way. lie was engaged to play in
Pittsburgh, and an attack OF rheumatism
disabled him from his usual lively work
in the company. He began-t to think OF
some other line ofstage etfort-something
that lame man could do as we'll rs an.
other. lie thought OF the old hobbing
New England farmer and certain familiar
people, scenes and incidents In New Eng.
land village life, and then Joshua Whit.
comb began TO grow. Uncle JOdiud IYhitconlb
is in reality twins" having been drawn
from the old Swanzey charaCtcrs-Capt.
Otis Whitcomb and Uncle Joshua Hal
brook, who divided their names with tho
character that Thompson drew. Thomp-
son took the play 10 Swanzey, where
the scene is laid, and the people
in it live, to let them see
themselves in his dramatic mirror. They
recognized their own portraits in the stage
frame and filled the house and enjoyed
themselves as they never had before. At
first the play was sketch Of one shortac
and containing only three characters in
all. 1t was q success from the start, and
has naturally grown to three acts and six.
teen speaking characters. As 1t stands
now the second act was written first, the
third second and the first last. Thompson
is still writing at it and pruning It, but will
add no new characters. The critics say the
play lacks strength OF plot, and all that,
and the dramatists have applied for the
job Of rewriting it, but Thompson, while
respecting the critics, says mo" to the
dramatists. The play is Just breezy dra-
matte sketch illustrated with pictures OF
New England village and county life, and
it pleases the people, and plenty OF them.
Uncle Joshua lthtcomb received I'm ovation
at Swanzey, andthe portraiture is acknowl.
edged everywhere as one OF the strong
character pictures OF the stage.
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BELLAtRE I.ocAts.-The Bret Harte met
Of the home Of Miss Alice KinSey, Tues.
day evening
EGG. Morgan returned from Columbus,
Tuesday. He brings, on the whole, no un.
favorable news for Bellaire on the removal
question.
The local option petitions that were left
Of the stores have been gathered mall
that could be found. Those left In one or
two stores when pretty well filed with
names were mysteriously spirited away.
This thing happens nearly ever
time any petitions OF similar
charac er are left in our stores.
As the time for getting these petitions
betorethe Legislature Is limited, at attempt
y being made TO canvass tho town with
them.
The river rose higher still OIL wednes.
day.
Some Of the children annoy those living
on their route from school by marking up
fences, pavementS and walls.
The front Of Arbenz's building, oil Bel.
mont street, Is being renovated, to allow
tho insertion Of an iron girder above the
open front of the store room. The origi.
nal girder sank under the weight.
Do you see the boys playing marbles,
on these warm dry daysP No, but Just
walt until there comes wet, chilly spell,
when the pavements are fairly Shiny, and
you will see them Mt It all day long.
b. L. Governs family have not vet
moved 10 their new home at Delaware. o.,
but have left their house at Riyeryiew,
and their furniture is on the cars for ship.
ment.
Il Bellaire's streets have capacity for
unlimited depth Of mud, they certainly
can dry up faster than less muddy streets.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Crime and Tragedy In Tesa. ana. ,rIs,

Crime and Tragedy In Texas ana. SIis.
souri,. Kan
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-The GlObe. Democrat
has special from Texas stating that sew
eral Sexicans, the murderers Of Judge
Towards and Messrs. Atkinson and Nc.
Bryde, at San EliSario, several months
ago, had been arrested and Jailed. The
Mexicans threaten to rescue them.
Three men named Cavett, Miller and
Garret went into u field near Bryan, Tex,
and forced W. W. Armstrong, at work
there, into quarrel, aud Cavitt shot and
killed Armstrong.
An old ieud between the billiards,
Jones and Murphy families, living on
Sulphin creek between Titus and Red
river counties, was fought out few nights
ago near GAINESVILLE, with shot guns and
one Of the billiards was killed, ono OF the
Jones MORALLY wounded and another OF
party dangerously injured
During an attempt by three horse thieves
to break Jail at Bolleville, last night, one
Of them named Farrell was shot dead by
Sheriff Lewis.
Postmaster Crowell, at Shell City, No.,
was arrested to-day for ritling registered
letters.
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Brief Mention.

MONDAY next will be ST. Patrick's day
In the morning.
THE gentle breezes yesterday blew dust
In good many eyes.
A LITTLE effort in the sanitary line now
will save much sickness.
TmE ground hog lose his grip on the
weather In one more week.
Tx City Council will meet tomorrow
TO dispose Of unfinished business,
NEw chandeliers and gas fixtures are be.
ing placed In St. Pauls Church, on the
South Side.
THERE have been ninety.twO uccessions
to the Thomson NJ. +. Church, Island,
during the revival now in progress there.
TnE Council Committee OH Claims met
last evening, at the City Building, 10 con-
slider the business referred to II by Council
on Tuesday night.
Tux ladies OF the ChaplinC Street NJ. Z.
Church are busy in preparations for so.
cial and supper on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of this week.
TmE West Wheeling ferry boat, which
was cut down by the ice some weeks since,
will be ready for business again in the
course Of week or 50.
TnE notes Of rcyiving business continue
to DO heard on all sides. They are more
cheerful and inspiriting than the spring
notes OF the robins and the blue birds.
TnRstreets yesterday presented an ami.
mated appearance. The pavements were
full OF ladies and children, and the little
ones US well as the older folks seemed 10
enjoy the bright weather.
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PAY DAY WITH TIE NJ. L. G's.-The vet.
Grams Of the Mathews Light Guards assem-.
bled ut their Arnory last evening, for the
purpose Of marchingto the Capitol build
ing and receiving their ducats, fer their
services during the railroad riots OF ~,
when they "ht, bled and"-didn't die, ut
Sir Johns Run. There was q full turn.
out, as might have been expected, when
the currency Of the realm was 10 be con-
sidered, and the boys made very fine
display as they were marching down Mar
ket street.
They marched down Market to Six.
teenth, up Sixteenth to the Capitol
building, and on the Capitol Square they
executed some Of Hardce's most difficult
evolutions with precision and skill, under
command Of Captain John b. Iukens, who
is veteran soldier, by the way. The drill
was witnessed by large crowd that had
assembled in the vicinity, and much ell
joyed and thoroughly appreciated by all.
From the Capitol Square they marched
into the rotunda Of the Capitol, and thence
into the Auditors office. Here their names
were called by Capt. Lukens, and us each
name was called the owner came forward
and signed a voucher for his pay. The
aggregate amount OF pay due the boys,
amounting in the aggregate, we under.
stand, to 81, $50 50, will b0 turned over TO
Capt. LuGens to-day, when he will dis.
tribute it among the members Of his Com-
pany who are entitled 10 such pay. The
following is roll OF the company and the
pay the men are entitled to:
Capt. W. W. Miller, Sal IS; First Lieu.
tenant, ]. B. Lukens, $l04 $50 Second
Lieut.. ". n. LinCh, $l0S 81, Surgeon, T.
S. Harvey, $l4G Ii. First Sergeant, G. W.
Franzheim, 81 II; Second Sergeant, G. T.
Bailey, $3l 0S; Third Sergeant, ]. NJ. Todd
S3l 0S; Fourth Sergeant, j. +. Sprucebank,
81 0S; Fifth Sergeant, ]. H. RatclilF'
Sl4 IS. First Corporal, J. L. lIornbrook
SO Is; Second Corporal, L. Iarkin
$50 IS; Third Corporal, G. i, Reed, $50 75i
4th Corporal,J. P. Glass, $50 IS; 9Th, Frank
Wallace, $2l 70; 9th Corporal J. L. Dick
ey, SIC 76; 18th G. W. Lutz, $50 10; Pri
Yates J. W. Amick, SIS 81; H. b. Baguley,
SIS 81; II. T. Black, SIS 81; Charles Bige
low, $2S 81; John u. Birch, SIS 81; J. r
Carney, SIS u; ]. b. Carnahan, % 81; G,
q. ellis, IS 81; ]. r. Davenport, $2S Ct
G. W. Dean, SIS 81; L. Decllert, SIS Gl
G. W. Engle, S2S6l; David Evans, S2S u ;
A. J. Ferguson, $2SGl; W. Glessner, S9S 81
II. d. Hubbard, $2SBl; J. G. Hess, SIS 81
G. S. Howell, SIS 81; F. A. Klevis, SIS 81
T. Kober, s2S Gl; j. c. Mooney, SIS 81
John Moreland, S2S 81; John W. Myles
SIS 81; II. II. Pendleton, SOS 81; ]. G
Robertson, $2S 81; W. A. ScKwertfeger
SIS o.; S. ]. Tappan, SIS 81; D. W. Tap
pan, SIS Oh; J. Il. Travis, SIS 81; Alex
Updegratf, SIS Oh; +. Whalley, SIS II
@. II. Wheat, $l3 II; Ham. Davis, SOS 81
Winfield Scott, SIS 81; Louis Taylor
S2S o.; David Thomas, SIS 81.
After signing the vouchers the boy!
again formed In line, and marched GU
upon the pavement north OF the Capitol
where they were again drilled by Capt
Lukens After this they marched to tin
Armory, and were there disbandcd.
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LOST AXD FouSD.-Yestvrday afternoon
Officer Bill Miller came across a lost boy
in tho northern part OF the city, and
brought him to, police headquarters for
Identification. llo was handsome little
fellow, very bright and laxative, about
three years old, and gave lis name as
"Burt, sturdilY refusing to give his full
name. In fact, all that could be got out
Of him was that his name was BUR-, p
that his papa worked in dirty shop,"
and That he wanted to go "oyer home"
About 1 o'clock Officer St. Myers
started up town with the little fellow. and
undertook to discover his home. After
some trouble he discovered HBurt'sn
father in blacksmith shop, near the foot
Of the hill. The father, whose name Is
Snyder, was 0vctioyed upon recovering
his boy, who had been missing all day.
Little Burt" will make fine man some
day, and hc should take better care Of
himself :,
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TnE PENINSULA RoAD.-The road across
the Peninsula, between the two bridges, is
now completed, and ready for travel. The
road is made Of nine.inch sandstone
blocks, upon which there Is u laying OF
macOdamizing, which again is covered
with gravel, making altogether MS substan.
tial and solid road as can be seen any.
where. The road was built by Adolph
Yoke, to whom thecontract was awarded
in August last by the Ohio County Board
Of Commissioners. The contract time was
ninety days, but the unusually severe
weather during the winter rctracted the
work SO that i was not completed until
Friday last. On the following day, Satur.
day, the work was measured by County
Engineer Smyth and formerly accented,
Tho entire cost Of the road will bo In The
neighborho0d of $3.50. Tho thorough.
fare will make q splendid drive, and will
no doubt be largely patronised by pleasure
seekers during the coming summer, Good
judges Of roads say there is not n finer
stretch Of road in the country.
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Not symptoms, Rut The Disease,

ltwoald seem to be truth apprccfabIe by
all, and especially by professors Of the heal.
inSart, that to remove the disease, not TO al.
leviate its symptoms, should be the chief aim
OF medication. Yet In how many instances
do we see this truth admitted in theory IL.
nored in practice. The reason that lIOstetter's
Stomach Bitters is successful in SO many
c'Ises, with which remedies previously tried
were inadequate to cope Ii attributed to the
tact that It Is medicine which reaches and
removes the causes Of the various mnladies to
which II is adapted. Indigestion, fever and
orders Of the bowels, urinary affections and
other maladies are not palliated merely but
rooted ont by 1t. 1t goes to the fountain
head, 1t is really, not nominally, u radical
remedy, and it cndowS the system with an
amount OF vigor which is It's best protection
against disease. Nwrtw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-13

The CoLvIlLE CoMrAxY.-The Colvill.
Folly Company have changed their pro-
gramme for their two nights at the Opera
House, as follows: Monday evening, "Rob-
inson Crusoe" and III. N. S. Plnaforc; :"
Tuesday evening, "Babes in the Wood"
The Washington Republican says Of this
company: "Never before were the Gle.
ments Of fun behind and enjoyment be.
fore the footliGhts more cxQuisitely min
gled. The dressing OF this company is
gorgeous, the music is funny, the songs
jannty, and the moral atmosphere clear.
Miss Eme Roseau, the star, and Misses
Melville, Elmore. Deering, Williams and
Everleigh, supported by Mcssrs. Drew,
Cahill and Mailin, kept the vast audience
in one continued rom Of laughter and ap.
plause, and received such tokens Of an.
proval as spurrcd them to their utmost en-.
deavOr, The standard OF musical excel.
lence set up by this company Is quite on
par with tho quality and immcnsity Of the
fun INDUCED in"
The sale Of seats will commence this
morningat Lucas Music Store.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE.
= o.E For 4
1855 MARKET STREET.
win remove April ISt To 1875 Market Street,

Instantly relieves and permanently cures
Sneczing or Head Colds, called Acute Catarrh:
thick, yellow and foul Mattery Accumula.
tons in the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Catarrll; rotting and slOughing of the Bones
Of the Nose, with discharges OF lOathsOme mat.
ter tinGed with blood, and alterations often
extending to the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs.
called Lucrative Catarrh Also, Hay Fever
Nervous Headache, Dizziness, Clouded Mem.
DRY aud loss Of Nerve Power.
This Great Local and Constitutional Rem.
edy Is prepared entirely by diStilation, and
contains, in the form Of vapOrized essence the
greatest vegetable healing and purifying pro.
pertics known To modern chemistry.
by means Of DR.. SantOrd's Improved lnla.
Ter, which accompanies every bottle free Of
charge II i Lnhninl, thus acting directly on
the Nasal Passages, which II instantly clean.
Sos OF foul mucous acctlmulutiOns, slibduinp
Inflammation when extending To tie Eye, Ear
and Throat restoring the senses OF Smell,
Hearing and Taste when affected. leaving the
head deLdOriZed. clear aud open, the breath
sweet, the breathing easy and every sense In n
grateful and s0Othed condition. Internally ad.
nlihlstered itpermeates every fluid Ofthe body.
cleansing the entire mucous or membranouS
system through the blood, which 1t purifics Of
the Gcid poison always present in Catarrll, II
builds mp the Gnfeebled and broken down
constitution, r0bs the disease of Its virus
and permits the formation OF Healtll.Restor.
ing Blood. Unless the system is Frustrated by
scroimla or consumption beyond rccnperatiOn
Il Will effect permanent cure In every case.
Hundreds of testimonials attest its wonderful
curative prophecies. Every druggist who has
ever sold 1t will cheerfully bear witness 10 liz
marvellous efficacy. ~ 40
pFipn witI, T,k
Directions, 81. >''''N' "''N
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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FATHER DRuMGooLEs PRorEGEs.-Thcre is
a very worthy Catholic priest in New York,
whose heart warmed years ago toward the
friendless urchins who circulate the great
newspapers OF the metropolis Agents rs they
are, In their small way, OF some Of the M s.
prosperous institutions In the country, until
Father Drumgoolc rose up us their advocate
itwo..thirds Of the childish host lived as care.
leSSly rs wild beasts Father Drumgoolc es.
tAbIsllCd refuge for them, supplied the
lacking care and protection Of their parents,
saw that they were cleaned and we'll clothed,
and when they came to him cut, wounded
ana brHisCC, as such waits are apt to be. up
piled Giles Eminent Iodide Ammonia to their
sores. This is the only surgery that he uses
and his honorable name is one Of lis strongest
endorsements.
Sold by all druggists, Send for pamphlet.
DR. GILES,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. Mwr&w
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCATlcA.-No
people in the world are afflicted with the
above diseases TO slCh an extent as we Amer.
icans-duc to an irrational mode Of living,
and the ever changing temperature Of our
climate. When once they become seated in
the system, medical skill Of TIE highest or.
der is rarely able to cope with the agOnizing
disorders. Internal remedies alone will not
reach tthemi no plaster, no blister, no coun.
ter.irritants have power over these diseases,
except for short time and only while the
new pain exists does the patient feel relief. 1t
Is only through the healing and soothing in.
tiucncc OF LawsOn's Curative that complete
and radical cure can be assured. Sold by ali
retail druggists. MwFSw
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We are surprised to see so many still suffer.
Ing with neuralgia and rheumatism, when
they can be cured. We know the feeling
which exists among very many-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must be hum.
bug" This may be true in some cases, but
when we know ofa remedy which has become
50 popular a. Iawson's Curative. and We have
such conclusive evidence Of tie good Il has
accomplished, II IL more than folly not TO
make d trial OF Il, and satisfy yourselves that
al the proprlotors claim for II Is true. In such
diseases as rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica
Headache, Sore Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothache, We can safely say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or In proph.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative, TTh4W
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LIVER IS KING-The Liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as Il con.
trolls the life, health and happiness of man.
When It Is disturbed In its proper action, all
Kinds OF ailments are the natural result. The
digestion Of food, The movements OF tho heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver 1t has been sue.
ccessfully proved that Green's August Flower
ts unequaled In curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
merOns symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of tine Liver and Stomach
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
In all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that 1t Is just what you want.
TTRAN
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.ChIfOfP uIice;

PERSONAL MESTlox.-Nr. G, L. Harding,
agent Of the Charlotte Thompson Ora.
matte Company, autographed at tho Nc.
Lure yesterday,
George Davis, Of Charleston, registered
1.-THE St, James yesterday.
Mr.. Jack Glasscock, former member NJ
the old Standard Club, has engaged to
play with a Cleveland club during the
omins season, at salary Of SIPS per
month lltsengaGement commences with
Mr. Jake Hemple resumes tho temper.
ance rostrum again, and will speak at
Mozart Hall tonight. All The fascina.
tons and allurcments Of the Legislature
and Third House could not demofali1e
him. He remains the same original, &C.
centric and ever courteous Kcmplc.
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Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market street,

1t is fact well established by unquestiona.
BILE testimony that Halls Hair Renewer re,
news, Cleanscs, brghteus, inVigorutes and re,
stores to It's original oulov and luStre, faded
gray or dlsoolored hair, Cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy It
and IKE II, rather than to proclaim In man,
ner more fOrclbe thnn words can dclIneate,
through blanChed locks or grizzly beard, that
ttcy are aged and passing to decay. very
short trial will convince the most skeptical
that u dees eradicate tile scalp diseases Which
rob the hair Of It's color and llfe.-Fort Scott
han. DaiIv Monitor.
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We ChnlIenge Tbe lyorI,l.

When We say we believe, we have evidence
TO prove that shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure 4
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as 1t will cure d common or Chronic
Cough in one half the time, and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
show more caSes Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, It Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and We guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts. and $1.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and back lame. use ShilOh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; G. L. Dwight, cath and Chapline streets:
Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wheeling. and Hus-
bands & Inskeep. Bcllaire.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOcIErY.-The Board Of
Managers Of the American Bible Society
held meeting recently at the Bible
House, Astor Place, New York. One Of
the Secretaries, Rev. A. Mclean, D. D.,
made q statement Of tho progress OF the
Society's work in the South and South
west, Us noted during his recent visit TO
that section. Respecting the colportage
work IN Texas, particularly, he reported
that during the last eighteen months, the
aggregate number Of days otservice rem
dered by the olporteurs in that State was
1850; miles travelled, 44,T04; families Wis
tied, 44,S50; families found without the
Scriptures, S,64S; Of these, B,677 were sup
piled, and $1,000 volumes OF Scripture dis
iributed.
Grants Of books were made, amounting
to COCO volumes, including q, 900 for the
New York Bible Society, 243 for work in
foreign lands, 10 volumes in raised letters
for the blind, 10000 for sale and distribu.
ton by the SoCiety's agents and colpor-
teurs in the Southwest, and to various So
cieties and individuals in other parts OF the
country.
The receipts for the month Of February
were f30,0T II, being an increase Of
81 SOL Oh over the corresponding month Of
the previous year. Copies OF Scriptures
issued, 54,2S5, being an increase OF nearly
10000 over the month Of February, 1875.
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Cut this Out-It May Save Your Lac.

There Is no person living but what sufIe.
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs. Colds
OF consumption, yet some would die rather
than nay 10 cents Tor bottle Of medicine tbSt
would cure them. DR.. A. Bschee's German
syrup has lately been introduced in this conn.
ny run Germany, and It's wOndrous cures
aStonish every one that tries II. IfyOu douht
what we say H. print, cut this ont and take II
=, 20 your Druggist, and get sample bottle iGf
!" cents anu try II, ora regular size for rs cents
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a FISR PoRrRAIr.-The excellent por.
trait OF Gov. Matthews, now on exhibi.
bition at Hutchins' Music Store, Is at.
tracing general attention, for its thorough
correctness and brilllancY Of execution.
The picture was the work Of Miss Lizzie
Forbes, an artistic who Is not entirely un-
known to the people Of Wheeling and vi
entity. Miss Forbes Is now with her sis
Ter, Mrs. Allen Brock, on South Broad.
way, Island, and will probably remain in
tho city for some time to come. Miss
Forbes proposes TO take u class in paint
ing, either in general work or portrait
painting alone aud those interested should
not fail 10 note It.