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Apun11o MREr1Na
Al BSlIairs to Consider wheeling Garbage
Other BelIAIrs NSWS.

AZ bouAifo TO ConHuoF WhHHuuB NGUNE0
" Othsr BellAirS NSwS.
The X. Of L. assembly dedicated its now
lodge room last evening with appropriate
ceremonies.
The lire companies gave notice TO Coun.
Gil that they would not answer Gre alarml
at all unless their wishes were compiled
with and telephones. put in the hose
houses.
E. W. Nickerson, Of the O., O., O. ri
freight Offices in Cleveland, was about
town yesterday on visit to Bellaire mau-
utaCturers, not on business but Rlght.see-
ing.
The detailed statement Of Bsllaire Oity's
finances was published last mig lit It does
not seem to make good showing at d su.
perfCial examination. There is not yer !
much loft in the treasury, in spits o.
borrowing. The expenses will probably
be reduced.
8. s, MC6nwen addressed the Council
Tuesday night in support Of proposition
to instruct the Mayor to call d public
meeting to find some way Of compelling
the Wheeling authorities 10 listen 10 the
complaints Of this city and the recon.
nendation Of Mayor Grub. The Council
decided to have tho Mayor call such a
meeting.
Rev. r. F. Keller has a card in yester.
days papers in answer 10 the official Ohal-
lenge Of the Christian church. He denies
having made o challenge from tho pulpit
to debate the subject Of baptlBmi but he
Ia enhlv and AhUhr IL Aohota IL MIL, pay
]. NJ. Monroe, Of the Christian, or Dis.
clples, church. BE will not, however, de-
bate with any debaters from elsewhere.
The b, n 4 Q. trainB did not get in yes.
terday. The passenger train duo III the
morning was at WOodstleld in the after.
noon. A freight train was started out
from this end 10 70 as far as possible and
return. II may be some time before the
trains can run regularly, a. there 10 an
enormous slide over the track ct Csptina
creek and portion Of the track beyond
Woodsheld has Slid down.
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BOLD Law unEAkEns


DISCRIMINATING the Choicest food EiGhsB ID
the Ohio River.
The statement Is made on good authority
that the laws Of this State Tor the proteo
ton Of fish are daily violated with perfect
impunity by irresponsible parties who
persistently seine for llJh In the river in
front OF the First ward, opposite the Sixth
and Eighth wards and all along the Back
river from the dam TO the upper point oil
the Island. Thiss is done in broad day
light, and experience has rendered the
violators OF the law very bold 1t IL
declared that large fsh OF the
choicest varieties are taken in great
quantities, and arc found 10 be
in the condition which renders their cap.
tire peculiarly harmful to the presey8.
ton Of this important food supply. Fine
large salmon, only recently propagated In
these waters by fish transported by the
Government at much expense from the
Pacific slope, are daily captured In the
nets, full OF eggs. 1t Is a source OF loud
and Just complaint that the authorities
charged with the enforcement Of the law
against this practice pay no attention to
It's violation.
Men who feel an interest as sportemen
or for other reasons in the preservation Of
the tinny tribes In Ohio, talk Of organic.
Ing league to bring about q reform in this
matter. Heretofore the Fish Commits.
sioner has paid some attention TO the en-
iorcement OF the law, but this season the
llsh are left to take care OF themselves,
which cannot but result disastrously.
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MIL. W. Lane, Of Centerville, Iowa
was married At 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning 10 Miss Mamie I. White, 81
WellBbnfg, at the residence Of Dr.
WeiflCk, Of that place, by Rev. Mr.
pershing, pastor Of the Weilsburg NJ. 4
Church. The ceremony was performed
In the presence Of several friends. Las
evening Mr.. and Mrs, Lane took the Balti
moro { Ohio's Daisy Limited" from here
10 theiF home in Cehtefyille.
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TIE MIss1o NHllY SOCIETY.


IntOTSStiuE Exercises at thu Closing Session
Yesterday.
The ninth annual meeting OF the
Womsns Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Presbytory Of Washington continued
at the Second Presbyterian church on the
South Side yesterday, pursuant to ad.
journment Monday afternoon, Devo-
tional exercises began at $3.50 O'Clock led
by Mrs. Cunningham, Of this city. AT 10
O'Clock the buaineas Of the meeting was
resumed, Mrs. j. o. Hupp, Of this city,
presiding.
The first business was tho considering
Of questions propOunded, principally by
new members, relative to missionary
work and organization. The questions
were all Of au interesting nature and the
answers and explanations given were still
more 80,
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1NpicArtoNa.

WARRINGTON, d. O., April Ill A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fall
weather, slightly colder In the extreme
eastern portion Of the Ohio Valley, slowly
rising temperature elsewhere, westerly
winds.
For Lower Lake Region, snow and rains
colder westerly Winds generally followed
BY clearing weather.
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The new brick stable at the corner oil
Market and TwenLy.third street,. and the
hones vehicles and other stock Of the
late livery stable Of w. j. Warden, were
sold Yesterday BY the assignee, J., s.
Riley, Ed, The iiAble bdilding was pnt.
chased by Mt. Warden's ialhef.ln-laW, j.
o. Meliitier, Of st. OlAifsville, the price
paid being $1,000. The horses, carriages
and other property belonging 10 the stable
were pAfceled out to various bidders, Oil
bringing prices which persons posted In
such things considered very good.
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Catn1.rhal IOanpers.

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no poisonous, putrld matter dsfles the breath and
rots away the delicate machinery Of smell, Taste
and heating; 10 feel that the system does not,
through Ia veins and Arteries, suck Up the poison
that Il sure 10 Undermine and destroy Is indeed a
blessing beyond al other human OnIoymenA. 10
purchase immunity from such 4 fate should 10 III
object oil all alllCied. But those who have tried
many remedies and phyticians despair Of relief or
cute,
sANTohb's RADICAL GUS meets every phase Of
Catatth, from ample head cold 70 The most loalh.
some and deattueilye stages II Il local and COZ.
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Bahiofd'l Radical Cure consists Of one bottle Of
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aud one Improved lnhAleI all wrapped Ia one
paotAge, with treatise and directions aud sold By
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Tho General Pike is due down to-day
ard the Scotia up.
The towboat Jos. Nixon Is tied up at
Bellaire for the purpose Of having her
boilers cleaned,
The Eagle passed down with a tow Of
coal yesterday and the Heatherington
passed down light.
The present rise has at last lifted the st.
Lawrence out Of the mud in which she
grounded and she will soon resume her
place in the Maysville trade.
The Local Inspectors at Cincinnati have
rendered decision in the recent collision
case between the st. Lawrence and the
Nail City. Tho latter boat was found To
DO in fault. Capt, W. o. Martin and Pilot
Walter ThaCker were suspended.
Captain Mclaughlin received dis
patch from New Martinsville last evening
stating that the rebuilt Monitor, which Is
to DO named Mclaughlin, had been
brought down the creek on the rise but
was unable to got under the bridge into
the river until the waters fall. The boat
was built about three miles up the creek
and 1t Ia pure luck that the rise occurred
iust as the boat was completed.
viii s. Hays, Of Louisville, the we'll
known ongwriterRnd journalist, has writ
ten and copyrighted q musical act, In
which deCkhands, coal.passers and fire.
men all join in roaring boatman's song
with r0llicking chorus The author will
introduce 1t In his minstrel show this fall
playing the principal character himself.
II Is entitled "De Big Joe B, meaning
the toWboat Joe B. Williams.
The W. N. Chancellor. passed up yester-
day. She had on board big trip. The
Chancellor will bs due down at an early
hour tomorrow morning on her return
trip from Pittsburgh to Charleston. A
safer mode Of transporting goods to that
and intermediate points on the Ohio and
Kanswha rivers cannot be found by ship.
pers. Capt. L. 10 Chancellor and Clerk
Ira Huntington always endeavor to give
satisfaction.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph OF
last evening contained the following: Inn
mense coal shipments still continue. The
Joseph Walton arrived from the South
last night, and before noon to-day was
going down the river, bound for Louis.
vile, with 10 boats and fuel boat, con.
tanning In all about 100000 bushels. The
Nellie Walton assisted the Joseph Walton
down the river q short distance. The
Nellie will return tonight and II the river
does not rise TOO much will 90 out with q
good sized tow In the morning. The ship.
ment by the MeBsrB. Walton q Co, will
reach nearly 4,0O0,OOO bushela.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepf'sdr1g
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: I
4. M, 59'i I'm, 6G'i 8 PM, 66'; 7P. NJ,
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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Subscribers to the 1NTELmaEScrR who
move on April should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.
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For rlnralnnd md nhlsnrn.

By taking the 1:47 p. M tcity tine)
train on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at o 1875 r.
81, and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, ior all points west.
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EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. M. 90. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line Of
Howes and the elegant swift easy running
Standard, with Ito perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail TO sec the
the Standard. SEQ advertisement on an.
other page.
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AGAIN RISING.
Fnn OHIO ooAINe UF AeAIN
AZ a Rs,ult Of the Rains Of the Past Two
Days-oysr so Feet OF Water AutIGl.
pAtsd-RopOrts from AbOVs-ThsSt Stage
HSrS-Notsl AbOpt the Steamers.

Withinthe next thirty.six hOunSnother
high stage OF water in the Ohio river may
be looked for, There Is every indication
that the river will rise above the S0'foot
mark and some estimate that It will go
over the IS foot mark. The change in the
weather that set In last evening, when II
commenced to grow steadily colder, will
however, have tendency to check the
rnpid rise reported in last nights dis
patches from headwaters and II Is not
probable that there will be over 50 feet o.
water; that mark may be nearly reached,
There was considerable anxiety mani'
tested among Main street merchants last
night and news from above was in de
mand. Thirty-ssven feet OF water backs up
through the sewers aud floods the CELLAR
Of number OF the wholesale houses or
Main street, and very little more water
causes q general clearing out OF cellars
which ia work Of no small magnitude
The people living on the lower parts Of
the leland and in the depressed localities
on the South SideWere also anxious about
the coming water,
The present rise ia something out oil the
usual order. 1t Ia not two weeks since the
river was up to freshet stage and thai
rise has not yet entirely subsidized when
another big riss Is reported coming, The
present rise is the result oil the rains O.
the past two days, especially the steady
rain OF Tuesday night, which was genera
all up the valley and along the Mononga
hela, coming on the already good sizsc
river. The reports from above re-
ceiyed last evening were as follows; Pitts
burgh, IS feet 2 inches, rising and raining
OIL City, feet inches, Iiaing; Greens
boro, 20 feet 0 inches and rising and rain
ing; Brownsville, II feet and risingi Loci
No. 4, IS feet and rising; Rice's Landing
IS feet inches aud rising; Morgantown
IA feet 3 inches, rising and raining
At this point at s o'clock there was oyel
81 feet OF water in the channel and the
river was rising about inches IN hour
The creek was running out-a sure sigr
OF big water in the Monongahela. Re
ports from Rowlsburg and other point
out along the Cheat stated thatthRtStream
which ia atributary to the Monongahela
was rising rapidly. It is fortunate that
turned cold last night for had 1t not, I
river that would have caused considerable
trouble and Inconvenience could have
been looked Tor,
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THOUSANDS OF cases Of consumption are
cured every year by Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. II Is a guaranteed
preparation II Il does not help you IL will
cost you nothing. Try It. A single dose
will show It's good effect. Trial bottles 10
cents, at Logan 4 Co.'s and Charles Menk-
emeller's,
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A tARaE variety Of good and cheap
trunks, satchels aud harness al ]. II.
HALLS, 1893 Main Bleet.
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Now Advertisements.
WAptsd-GoOd Trunk Makers.
Furniture Factory For Gale
JGpanned Tin Toilet seh- Ewing liroa.
Pianos Moyed-F w. BaumeT
Imported olive oll-MUNeChen
Waiter Jackets aud ApronB-D, Guhdllng Co.
W, 7. Hubbard Removal.
The April "CentnTy.n
OpeFa AOuIe-MiIs Lillian Olcolt.
81, JaCOhaQil the Great ueTmau Remedy.
The 0rCat Art Of Liie-uutmAn 4 CO.-Fourth
ptcs Catarrhal Danser-FOutth page,
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CONTENTIOUS women are slaves 10 head.
ache, but twenty-five cents spent Tor a
bottle Of salvation OIL will restore haf.
nony ID the bonseh0ldl
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CeiVed. An elegant and complete line Of
Sultings, PantalOOHlDgs anu Overcoat'
lngs, which we will make up In the best
L. HESS T. SONS,
1891 u 1893 Market Street.
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Goob news from home. 81. Jacobs Oil
las cured father aud mother Of rheuma.
ilhn.
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whyis the letter p like unclo's TAT wife
going up hill II makes ant pant tsuntl,
and cooling of too soon pf0duGea coughs
and colds. Taylot's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her.
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OPENING DAY.

First Day Opening Of Pattern Hats aud
Bouneis at KISNER'S,
1917 Main Street,
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AsouR stock IL entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles Ia Hats and Fur
nishing Goods. NoBLE BIOS,
McIIute House Hatstote, 1904 Market Ht.
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"WHEN we two parted, I felt that / had
taken cold" said Thomas Takslntime,
land next morning was hoatee indeed.
But a 70 cent bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup fixed me up"
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BALtis harness are oil hand made and
Of the best workmanship and material.
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The stock Of Hats, Gaps aud Cent?
Furnishing Goods at Noble Bros new
store, Ia the Mcclure House building, Is
Coinpleto,
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A SISTER eHURcH's WORE,

Mrs. John Wagner, Of this city, Was In.
vlled 10 tell the Society Of the work being
done by the NJ, 4. church, not only ol
this city but tho church oil over the
county for foreign missions. Mrs. Wag.
net's fematlB were very Gttentlyely
listened 10,
In addition to deciding to raise 5000 II
was decided by the Society 10 purchase 4
case Of fine surgical Instruments for Miss
j. r. Carleton, who leaves As missionary
for India Ii the fall, and to pay her psts.
age.
During the childten's hour Mrs, speer,
Of wWhihtoi, presided. The exercises
during that time wore unusually inter.
esting.
Shottly after noon the Society ad journsd.
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DGLAsaY and Gllhooley's three mile
race tonight hapline street rink,
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The committee on Nominations through
Ito chairman, Miss Nancy Sherrard, Of
Washington, who was continued as chair
man for tho coming year, reported the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year and
all we're elected: President, Mrs. D. A.
Cunningham Of this city: Vice Presidents,
Mrs. ", speer Of Washington; Mrs. j. Orr
Of Holidays Cove Mrs. ]. 9. Hupp and
Mrs. ]. N, Vance Of this city; Mrs. 4. ].
PAUL Of WellSburg; Mrs. l.. Grier OF the
Forks OF Wheeling and Mrs. Smith L.
Grier Of New Cumberlond; Treasurer,
Miss Jennie W. Baird Of Washington
Presbyterial Secretary, Mlas Martha
Grayeon Of Washington; Secretary Of
Foreign Missions, Mrs. W. II. Lester OF
West Alexander; Secretary Of Children's
Bands, Miss Ella Baird Of Forks OF Wheel.
ing; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Dr.. storer
nj Film GYnVa
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TnE purity aud efficacy Of Red Star
Cough Cure are 1hoWh by strict chemical
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OPENING DAY.

First Day Opening Of Pattern Hats aud
BOnnets az KlSNERIS,
1871 Main street.
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To.SioHr,. Ohaplins street rink, most In.
tsfesting race Of The season,
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OPENING DAY.

First hay Opening of Pattern Hats aud
IIOnnets at KIsNElt'S,
1911 Main Street.
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ACl1IINa NfUeCL De

n a Relieved In one minute, By lha. new,
~ original, elegant and lhiGllibls anil!
- dote 10 palu and Inflammation, the
" LuTtCUR1 AM PAIN PiA16R No
ache or palm. Ut bluiee o. strain, or
~ cough OF cold, Of inusgulat WeAkhei1
Giil JieidS 70 Ia speedy, allboWeEiul ahd never.
lAillhg, pslnAleyiAung properties, AZ dtuRRieia
80 Avs iof u 0i Of u POTfiR BRue 4 GHEtiiUIt
90, Boston, apfl AfhAw
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And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable llfo insurance
at rates within reach OF small incomes
The average cost last yaar in the Ohio
Valley was less than that OF any other life
insurance company or society In the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has in eight years
paid over 200, 1000 dollars to widows and or.
plants OF deceased members. The yeal
1885, notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In Its history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the Office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
s'fee" a,,1 II nr,,, p.o,
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DoS'r miss the big race napllno street
rink tonight.
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10 NIGHT, Ohapline street rink, most in.
tetesilhg race Of the season.
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C5rs, an. S,snOR s On.
Geo, SHOOK eco.

arjt
Now have on sale their en-
tire stock Of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods and
Notions,
We are prepared to show
to the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity a magnificent
stock of Goods-the cream
of the Eastern markets
which we propose to sell
on closer profits than ever
Immense bargains in
every department.. We
invite an early call.
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posr mlssthe big race -OhApllne street
rink tonight.
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REVOLUTIONS, ETC,

Tho Committee on Place OF Meeting re-
ported BurgettstoWn az the place for the
next meeting and the selection was rati.
fed.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
resolutions expressing the thanks Of the
Society to the people OF Wheeling for
their generous hospitality, to the church
authorities for the use Of the church, to
the railroads for reduced fares and to the
missionaries and gentlemen who 30 kindly
addressed the Society. Mrs. Z. D. Led.
yard, Of Steubenyille, was also thanked In
the resolutions for the very interesting ad.
dress delivered Tuesday afternoon. The
resolutions called particular attention to
the matter OF missionary literature--a very
interesting matter and one deserving Of
careful consideration by every member Of
the Society.
In the distribution Of offices the com.
lnittee endeavored to recognize every
locality. There are thirty.eight auxilia.
ries TO the Society Of the Pfesbytery which
embraces the churches in all the counties
Of the West Virginia panhandle, all in
Washington county, Pa, and part Of those
In Greene and Beaver counties, Pa.
ATALK on CHINA.
/. The Society decided to celebrate its
deCennial by raising s., 900 for foreign mis-.
sions.
Miss Fannie Corbe!t, who was born in
China aud spent her early years there and
who has been studying In this country for
the past eleven yeArs preparatory 10 re-
turning 10 China as q missionary, deliver.
ed q very pleasing talk on the work in
that great country and sang hymn in
the Chinese language.
Mrs. William i. johnson, a missionary
engaged in work in India, also addressed
the Society. She sang q hymn In the, In.
dian language and bad q little boy and
girl dressed In Indian costumes In order
TO show the style Of dress In that far.Agay
country. She told OF their manner Of liv.
ing, showed idols and made a most enter.
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Nentsstrp,
Now Advertisements,

nnirs ! 30. % ma VI Toarteenth strOol.
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I. s. ClOOpa %. 1sIl diygOodl LhOOhaapssL,
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