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ring, it is the Indiana State Teachers Associa-
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Governor Hoadly's policy in relation to the
Hooking valley strike, in refusing to call out
troops
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"RYown,s Bronchial Troches,'

Arc excellent Tor the relief of hoarseness or sore
throat They are exceedingly effective"
Christian World. London. Eng.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.
The TEST

Place can top down hot stove until heated then
the and smell. chemist will not be re-
Quired to detect the presence of ammonia.
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3 S & xetE. March l.-lsa =. ERi common 'a7'
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THE SKATING R1sKs.

LeeAI sstssef csITsst Ialsrsst . Bolls.
skEtsfs.
Y The new INK q de Edith Nzld VII
Re eallsd The :. AIhsmtn PIlaes.
he nat esrnfyslg announced by tn
Chapline street rink VII be novel and
sr1Hsfng affair.
The game Of foot ban Il de Island rink
Saturday night us Z great lit. There
WEsA big honse and lotB Of fun.
Ths Chaplins ssreet INK aoer, already
in inns condition, was improved Saturday
night By athopOHgh rubbing dogn with
the stone.
VIII q. Daniel s announced = the a.
traction a the Ruekeye rink, e. EsIlGtre,
this evening. The Bellafreans VIM neTer
have 8 better chanee % Sc scientific roE.
e stating in It's periectio1.
A private skating party viii be given
It the Capitol mink this evening At 1915
O'clock. The arrangements are IN the
hands ola COMMITTEES consisting Of MezFs.
Joseph Duncan and Thomas Shaw.
WIN d. Daniel, the greatest roller
skating expert In the country, delighted
two large crowds at the 0haptine street
rini Sturdy afternoon and evening 81
his graceful skating and marvellous featl
on the wheels
The frst heat Of The nine mile race came
Of at the Excelsior rink, at Martins
Ferry, F,iday night. The frst nliie va
made IN 4:455, and wasHou by I. II. Camp
bell; the second in AS, and was won b.
T. u. Dob5ins. The third mile was made
In 4:52, and Easalsov won By Dobhtns. ThG
second heat via come Of on Tuesday
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eaturday morning there were thirty-six
cases before the police court Among
these Rebs SIX landladies Of houses oil u
repute, who were fined so and costs each,
and the inmates and visitor, numbering
tEenty-eight In al, S and costs each.
The women were Hattie Scott Jennie Lee,
Clara MoSs, En- Stanley, Maud Kennedy
and Fanny Russell.
This morning there will b IS cases.
OF these also two ara keepsls Of bad
houfes-Jennie Horrington and Nellie
Campbell They were fatded BY The pc.
ies Saturday night and one gid arrested
at Campbell's and two girls and one man
at NosfIngton's, beside the mesdames.
a man named Thomas, living out cald-
wells run, was iai'ed saturday night for
asssultfng his wife He viii Lave . hear-
ing before squire Arkls to-Lay.
Thomas Mcdowell, white, and Mary
Cox, colored, were aTaigned before Squire
Axle Saturday on q charge of living to-
gether in an improper way. They were
released on bail for their appearance this
afternoon.
4 man named Plate was also up, charged
With threatening 4 Mrs. Carlos and her
children with death. He will have his
hearing this evening.
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ANTICIPATED ROBBERY.
q "a % q EAlK ZOE 3 ], so.o.
ThIsIss Brsak . WlaassI6ifAaBoal4sr
VIA E,sasat Istss,isa % Rob ne
Nous, bat are sesEsd ss Eapty.
Hasdsd-tarrsat craalaaI ss.as.

satupssy Nm. slyers ! lady residing on
si1teenth szess, drew 81 800 oSsoI cns Il
tie banks Of fbs city. The money va
pisd her On . paper she held. and which
wss thel due. She intended % deposft II
IN another b4nk,but instead Of ding %
= once, took Il 70 her hoIne on the east
end Of Sixteenth street, deiening the de-
U.osiit until t0dGy.
Il 3 supposed that intelligence Ut the
faet that lie had % large q sun Of money
IN the house got abpozd somehow. At any
Fate, u late hour Saturday night her
house was visited By thieves. who broke
open one Of the Windows Of the room In
which she sleeps, BY throwing heavy
boulder through shutter, sash and al.
The eOurss Of the stone would have struck
Mrs. Myers . she lay IN bed, and doubt
IeEs very eeri0nsly hurt heT, but Tor tbe
aet tbatG heavy ehair stood In the way,
This VaS struck By the boulder. and q
piece broken out Of the back, thelHIssfls
Tins being detected from 9 s.Ezighteourse
toward her head.
The money was IN q bureau dsewei
within easy reach Of the broken window
but The noise made BY the breaking win
dow attIaetsd some passen BY and the
thieves fed.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers In tie City aud wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Judge a. J. Raymond, Of Fairtnont, &
in tue city.
Mr. Hugh Il. Brown, Of stenbenyille, Il
visiting Wheeling friends.
Mf. and Mrs. John II. Hobbs LEFT satur.
day on m extended Southern tour.
Mr.. II. z. Wheeler, advance agent O
"0nly q farmers Daughter, isin the city
Miss Maggie Baltzell, a charming yount
lady Of Bellaire, 10 visiting biiag Pinl
Holiday.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Frew and daughter
Misa Ida, have returned home from an ex'
tended Southern tour.
Mr.. Ben Little, Of Baltimore, Is visiting
his Wheeling friendR His father, Mr.
Arthur Little, is en- route home from .
Southern trip.
Atthe meeting Of the National Health
AleoeiStion In New Orleans last week
DR.. Id. Wilson, member Of the State
Beard Of Weat Virginia, addressed the
body, giving Q description otthe sanitary
laws OF this Slate.
{ Rev. Dr. Cooke, Of the Second Presby.
terian Church, preached At PGrkcrsbure
yesterday. BE was the guest Of governor
jackson while in that city. The Ssptinil
says Of tho reverend gentleman, @fhe
Doctor holds an enyiable position among
The diyines Of the country for learning
and eloquence,n
When Delegate w. ]. Davis, o. Payette
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The Supreme Court Of Appeals met Sat
arday, with al the judges present but
Judge Woods. The following decisions
were announced:
Kiigpre .. Hanley, from CabsIl county;
writof error allowed; bond $3.50.
Boyd VI. Pollock, from Ohio county;
wit Of error allowed; boad $50. $
Morgan ys. King, from Cabell county;
writ Of error allowed; bond 81 200.
Reilly Ys. West Virginia Central & Pitts
burgh Railway Company, from Mineral
county; writot error allowed; boEd - 500.
Lilly VI. Hull, from Raleigh county;
petition for appeal refused,
Stuart. Buchanan q Co. VI. Hanna, from
Greenbrier county petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
Wallace vs.. Evans, from Monongalia
county; petition for writ oieror refused.
State W. Heaton, from Gilmer county;
petition for writ Of error refused.
Joseph Moreland, Esq, Of Monongalia
county, was admitted TO practice. s
Adjourned until next Saturday at 10
01eloek s'fa N
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n MInI,tor WArnsd.

Rev. Nr. Dixon, pastor Of the d: z
church at PE Pleasant, has received ar
anonymous letter, warning him 70 leave
town within sixty days, under penalty d
being "tared and feathered and rode on Z
rail and burned in effigy." The RegiEr
OF that place, says: awe sincerely deplore
the fact that We have in our midst such 1
base scoundTel orEe6undsels IS the author
Of this letter, and Il Is the duty Of every
good citizen 70 take upon himself the an.
thority Of q detective 70 hunt down end
bring 10 justice the villain or villains who
wrote and mailed the letter. The com.
nanity isppt sale as long assuch infamous
scoundreis Testda In it,
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AMnRpHY MEEr1Sa
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dresses.
Saturday night Temperance Glove
feastg was held in the FIrst Baptist
church. Though Mr.. Murphy vas in
Pittsburgh the attendance was large, and
the exercises yesy interesting. G. w.
Atkinson conducted the meeting and
made some remarks Judge okey John
son also spoke briefly, dwelling upon the
power Of kindness TO redesm fallen men.
John Woods, Poke Welsh, William Mur-
ply, James Olson and John w. Arm
strong gave interesting tslks, telling forci.
bly, their experience with drunkenness
and with se5riety. Prof T. H. Crago re-
cited an appropriate poem, The Bridge
Tender and ]. MslyiA Richards sang 9
solo, Sic Saved Poor stnnsr Like Ne"
Those present enjoyed the meeting very
much, though Mr. Murphy and the instru.
mental accomplishments were missfd.'
Francis Murphy will return 70 the city
today, and the meetings will be contin-
ued throughout this week uuder his lead
ership. He viii speak and conduct the
meeting at the Fret Baptist church this
evening. fsr5T
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nouiy . woma,lis Hearts

Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings
the popular American play, H0nIy q
Woman's Heart, 2 will be presented at the
Opera House, Mr.. Newton Beers, a strong
character actor, appearing as Roger, q
traAlp, supported by 9 dramatic company
coMpcsed Of ecters Of high reputation,
Newton Beers has created . Ellein "Qnly
q Woman's Heart which Is q new tips
OF American character, as tender as any
stage creation Of modern times, and will
liye As long as the English language u
SPOKEN. Tie play, in spite Of the unfa,
sorable imFrest ioh Conveyed BY its title,
has won fame and popularity III the stsi
and made money for the manager, even
in the prevalent hard times for the drama.
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BRIDGEPoRr.#

Run.oir Aecident-The New County Court
House, Efe.
Miss Stella Mcdonald is visiting friends
In the country.
Mr.. Carroll Deems left Saturday for Co
iumbus on business TIP.
Tonight viii be given to the colored
folks at the Mammoth Rink.
Mrs. Sharpe, who has been visiting Mrs.
%. n. Rhodes, returned home Saturday.
Commissioner Morris Cope passed
through town Yesterday on his way home
from st. Clainyille. He reports that the
work on the new court house is progress
ing rapidly, and that the building will be
ready for occupancy by May /.
Saturday, sb;ls pr. Fisher vas in Mr..
J. @. nentls drug store, his horse, which
was standing outside, frightened and ran
of. While going over the creek bridge
the buggy collided with one Of the posts,
breaking one Of the shafts and wheel.
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The great exgoaents lf German comedy,
Ge0Egs ". R1d william I. Thompson,
with theirunfiValiei cling dog, gHeetof
and g Hero and their splendid comedy
company, will commence q weeks engage
me1t at this popular family theatre this
evening, in the highly successful realistic
Thursday nights theY viii produce the
sensational play Sentences, and on fri-
day, Saturday and Saturday matinee, the
German comedy, 1Yacup, or the Pedlers
Story" Manager shay Is giving to the
people Of wheeling some oil the best dra.
matte attractions In the eoEntfy, and all
the plays are-put Upon the stage IN Ane
style.
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HEARTH OF THE CITY.
P I,l5.ls. uausUAI TATA1ITg


ID h
An impression seems to prevail about
town that there Is "A unusual amount d
sickness IN lie city. Frequent remlrEs
allowing the e1istsnee Of this belief ars
hard. With . yisF 70 aseertaining The
real facts 3 reporter interviewed several
do4ors yestsfdsy. Hexas told that there
was no more lines than usual At this So
son-in faes, Il anything, thenumber q
eases Is smaller than usual jus. nov.
However, the proportion Of SERIOUS and
even dangerous eases Is notably laEse, and
the past month or txo have been
marked by an alarming fatality. The
prevalent illness Just Is typhoid fever
or typhoid pneumonia. and kindred dis
eases, There appears, also, TO be an cpl
deInie Of what Is known Is HDnteh meas
les," q very light form Of measles, origtnat-
ing from heavy cold, and marked By
violent rzsh, though unattended By The
general efects upon the system Of ordi-
mary measles. With ordinary eGre there
Is no reason that the Dutch measles
should be : serious disease. though u
neglected there Is danger Of It's growing
into pneumonia.
Oithe many cases Of typhoid fever n
the past few months, physicians say very
few have been mild ones. The disease
has usually raged with violence, and the
percentage Of fatal cases has been almost
unprecedented. When asked 10 explain
this doctors ascTibe II TO the sever
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Enlarrlnr lhs ste.1 work..

The Bela6at blagt furnace will shortly
be started up for tie purpose Of making
Be&emer pig, which will bs sent 70 Bell
aire to be manufactured into slabs ready
for rolling into nail plate. The Bsnwood
s!sel plant will about double their present
capacity In order 70 be able tofurnish the
Riverside, La Belle and Top mill factories
with sufficient steel 10 keep them running,
The capacity OF the Bellaire steel plaht
viii also be increased 80 Is to provide the
BenWooi, Belllire and Belmont with
steel. The preGent capacity Of the Ben.
wood plant Is about l, 200 tons per week,
and that Of the Bellaire plant little
largar. 81
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BRLLArRR.


me Spring Rleetions-chareh and Mlseel
1aneous Notes.
VIII G. Dickens is home from the New
Orleans Exposition.
VIII Daniels, the skater, Is announced
for this evening at the Buckeye rink.
The II. E. parsonage will now be used
by Rev. ]. u. Monroe, Of the Christian
Church.
The barge slnk below the bridge that
has been q troublesome obstruction has q
last been removed.
The new literary and social club NOV
forming, Is tomeet at ]. d. Marriage Office
this evening, to hear the report on by-lawi
and 50 forth.
Bellaire streets were well filed with
teams on Saturday, and everyone Of the
many people on the streets seemed to have
something to do.
A couple Of sharpers got q Eve dollar
bilfout OF q Belmont street merchant Sat
urday by neat trick in making change.
They were not caught.
William Ztmmer, formerly manager Of
the Belmont Glass works, has returned
from California, where he went TO take
charge Of a glass house.
There were no services at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday, as the
building Is being repainted. Rey.J. K.
McKallfp preached at Bridgeport.
There were communion services held at
both the Methodist churches yesterday.
Presiding Elder Paine assisted DR.. Viii
Iiems in the services in the forenoon and
preached at the South ,Bellaire church in
the evening.
Two members OF the School Board are TO
be chosen at the April election. There
will be three ballot boxes-one for justice
Of the peace aud township officers, one for
city officers and one for sclool board. Six
teen boxes viii be necessary here.
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A6jatAat Gsasr1l Wool.

Gen. Ned Wood was on Saturday fotm
ally appointed and commissioned by thu
Governor as Adjutant General and q
eaieio stste librarian. This appointment
although delayed, sas eSpeeIed by thu
pnbIic, having been eewl' officially g.ypi
out as sgreed upon when Governor W ilsol
assumed the Executive Chair. GensFa
Wood was Adjutant General under Gov
error alatthews from 1877 to 1881, am
WIS 20 ealaept spd popular incumbent
he succeeds Gen. W. p. Butler, whose
term expired March 4, but Who held ogel
pending the formal naming pi his sEc
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RIVER NEWS.
stage Of dc wGtsF sn4 lfsTemeals Of The

b
stage Of the WSter 9n4 1fSyements Of the
~ steanboetg,
The Katie stoeldale arrived from Gin.
cinnati about three o'clock yesterday alter
noon and got away for Pittsburgh about
Aye o'clock. She had an enormous trip
Captain Charlie Mrhleman, Of the An
des, left Cincinnati Saturday on q three
weeks visit to New Orleans. During hill
absence the Andes will be commanded by
Capt. Godfrey iirhleman.
A few days since as the steamer Lillian
Eaa on her way down the Big KauaWha,
while making Q landing near Spring Hill
she struck o spag and bed o bad hole torn
In her hull. She was taken 70 Charleston
aud plsced on the docks. II will take
about $50 to repair het
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincinnati
for which point she viii ;leaye on her 70.
tnrn trip tomorrow. afternoon. The Andes
Is one 81 the most popular boats on the
Upper OHIO and u Is nowonder, for her
aim d To plesss 81 and slWays be on time
and in these laudghle deslFea sho - emil
nently successful. n
The river at this point vas rising last
night With I feet 5 inches on the gauge.
The Diurnal got away tos Parkersburg Of
Hi 4. u. and the Katie sLockdsla for
Pittsburgh ut ~. The Veteran, Tom
Lysle, Diamond, Charles Brown and
Alarm passed up. The river was either
ona stand or rising at hea1.wateFg last
night. Atoil City i was closed. 6
The lrontop REqists. says; We leatnthe
Bay Bros. baye decided 70 take some Of
their boats out,ot thcir Old trade, where
has alTeady gone into the Charleston and
Parkersbufg badb, and the Minnie Bay
left Monday for the lower Ohio, to piy be-
tween Louisville and Cafrolton. This
Tillleaye the Rosedate and EnoS, one TO
run 3etyaen Portsmouth aud Huntington,
and the other tgop Huntington to CALI
polls. The old crews ~ tie departing
gratis went with them.
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rHIRIoreH rHEsrA
Accidents "a Issi1sass Il we,s ylrEss...

Aecidsltg Gna t1el1e1fA - iAeet r.
and yIeslItT.
Tie r. ding q iisissr. ito the Climber.
land division Of the Ches4pesks d gl1ln
EzEsL -. bejEl1 1T Seek. 4. ks
Rev DE Frerson. q lfarion, Va III
bean called 70 the pzstorGte q the PEesby-
tefian church & Lesisburl, ". Va. 4
W. O. Lang has pnrehlsi The Moore
hsld REln.iiler from d. u. PAnonA. y. q.
1fa1pin, who has been editing the E1als-
ne, ,re!fres.
A great revival Is In progress among the
Methodists 81 H1ntingsons Over no con-
versions have taks1 plaee and the work !
stu continuing. Interest In everything
but the revival Is sid 70 be abandoned b
Al classes.
John Kelson, . gtass blower employed
IN the G1diE glass works, received word
nom his mother Inst week that he bad
fallen heir 70 the sum Of 81. 900 by the
death Of his uncle. John formerly resided
In Bridgeport, and Is vel known In this
locality. q;
William Armstrong, general dispatcher
Of trains on the Baltimore & Ohio rliiroad
nom P4rksfshurg to Graftnn, died ct Par
kersbnIg, Of BFiRhtis disease. he ms an
efficient and faithful official. The Cum
berlaud Mas says he viii be succeeded By
Captain William Deuies, Of that city.
The Committee on Manufactures arc In
correspondence with some practical glass
men OF Bellaire, Ohio, who have an idea
Of starring. g taetory at come point II 4
probable that representative Of the
parties will come on here and see about
our facilities and inducements and another
glass establishment may be the result
Cu5bSsland EtEs.
Last Friday, o man by the name Of John
D0ak, living near North Bend, Tyler
county, was accidentally drowned while
drawing water from 9 vel In his yard.
II Is thought that his feet slipped while IN
the act Of STOPPING down to empty the
bucket, for when found bis feet had caught
between two rocks near the top Of the
well. and his body was only about half
way covered by water.
The Pittsburgh Ifmashas This sensa.
fonal telegram from Clarington, Ohio,
which Is q lie: Minnie Hamilton, an
attractive young LADY, recently formed the
acquaintance, At the skating rink here, Of
Arthur Simpson, who induced her 70 elope
with him. Last night the girl, in attempt
ing to descend from 4 second story Windows
Of 4 friends house to meet her lover, fell
and received injuries, from the effects Of
which she died to-day.
Grant county vas visited by fearful
wind storm a lev nishts since. Stables
and honses were nnr5ofsd. nav and straw
letacks scstteFed Ia he ionr ouarters 81
the easth md ierees and ont houses bl5yr
down. Among tha heavy lossrs were
Adam Car. Issae Snitb. a. j. Parker anti
James DauRhe,tg- Pgople were afssii h
20 10 led md stsid M aIl uizht. seyersi
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II Is unpleasant 10 haye skeleton In
the family, although It Is said such things
are very common. But it Is still more I'M
pleasant TO be 9 skeleton. And is even
warse to be't skeleton full Of neuralgia
palms, Fhisis Just Whist Nj. p. II. Car
son, Of santaiee. Florida, says 10 syss. Hut
In writing about Il he says; Browns Iron
Bittefs restored my health.n Take the
hint from his improvement. To put flesh
on your bones, to drive out neuralgia, and
tnyigerate your system, take Browns Iron
BitteTS.