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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-28


The Presbyterian Confession Of Faith.
No more important action hos been
taken in modern times by any religious
body than the agreement Of the Presby'
terrain General Assemblyto send to the
Presbyteries the following preamble and
resolution:
WHEREAS, In the opinion Of many Of
our ministers aud people, some forms o.
statement in our Confession are liable
TO misunderstanding, and expose oul
system OF doctrine 10 unmerited criti'
cism; and
WHEREAS, Before any definite steps
should be taken for revision OF oul
standards, II Is desirable to know
whether there Is any general desire lol
such revision; therefore
Resolved, That this General Assembly
overture to the Presbyteries the follow
ing questions: l. Do you desire q re-
vision OF the Confession OF Faith. 2. Il
30, In what respects and TO what extent
This action Is in response TO overturet
on the subject from fifteen Presbyterian
described by Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby
as faithful, loyal brethren and true Pres
byterians." DR.. Crosby further declared
that to refuse TO consider these over
lures would be to give to "the church al
large the right to say that our action wai
tinged with cowardlce." The portions
OF the Confession Of Faith on which THU
movement is founded are the following
sections Of Chapter III:
(S.) BY the decree Of God, for the
manifestation Of His glory, some men
and angels are predestined unto ever.
lasting life, and others foreordained Ia
everlasting death.
az These angels and men, thus pre-.
destinated and foreordained, are partic.
ularly and unchangeably designed, and
their number 10 90 certain and definite
that II cannot be either increased OF
diminished.
(O.J As God hath appointed the elect
unto glory, so hath He, by the eternal
and most FREQ purpose OF His will, fore.
ordained all the means thereunto,
Wherefore they who are elected, being
fallen In Adam, aretedeemed by Christ,
arc eiTeCtually called unto faith In Christ
by His spirit working In due season. are
Justified, adopted, sanctlhed and kept by
IliSpower through faith unto salvation.
Neither are any other redeemed by
C6rigk efEectually called, justified,
adopted, sanCtliled, and saved, but the
l..
vi ~ The rest Of mankind God was
pleased, according 10 the pnSearChAblO
counsel Of His own Will whereby dc
sxtendeth or withholdOth NJ He pleas.
9th, iof the glory Of His sovereign power
oyor His creatures, 10 pas, by, and 70
ortlain Thorn 10 dishonoF and wrath ior
their sin, 10 tho praise Of HIS glorious
justice.
These are fundamental doctrines and
yet Rev. DR.. Roberts, having them In
mind, said ''that some things should DO
changed, because some young men In
the colleges and sStplnarieS could mot
take them" New York Tribune 10
port,1 II is ialt TO interpret this b an
admission that acceptance Of these oh.
iectiOnAblS things 10 not essential 10
salvation, or there would be no thought
Of revising them out Of tho Confession,
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Telephone 2S7
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WHATEVER relates to tolls on the
suspension bridge interests the people
Of Wheeling, and particularly the peo'
pie OF the Island. There has long beer
an impression that the Bridge Company
would not force an issue that would
bring up for review the general question
Of It's franchises. From the Superln
tendents statement the company II
quite ready 10 meet that question.
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Proposals For Limestone,

Sealed Proposals will be received at ,he Ollie,
Of the Board OF Public Works until u O'ciocf
noon OF Saturday, June !, lSSD, for IlFnishlnp.
breaking aud spreading LimeEtone on tho iol.
lowing streets, namely
On Main street, from JOlAlhRnR Rayine 10 the
city limits, aud on TWenty'niuth street
Bids TO BIO made for the Best Quality Of Hard
Blue Limestone.
all bids.
Specifications may DO seen at tho office Of tho
Hoard, Proposals. To DO marked "PrOpoSRlS for
Matchmaking BY order Of
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
THOH N, DARRAU, CLERK, myW
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The lIlraele % Lnura nriagman,

Springfield, Mas, Republican.
Laura Bridgman, deaf, dumb and blind
from babyhood, and yet happy, an m
telligent and a useful woman IoF nail q
century,
The most remarkable thing about her
case was herextraordlnary mental deVel-
opment in the realm OF abstract ideas.
She herself began this with questioning
DR., Howe on the beginnings OF things,
Land and sea were, she existed, others
existed-hoW did they come 10 exist
DR.. Howe set forth to her the idea Of
God, the origin Of all, His character Of
goodness and wisdom, and she seized
upon all he said with svidlty and a sim
gular intelligence. Her religious ne
was from that day serious and sure; she
never felt the necessity OF a creed, and
she never knew what multiplicity
OF creeds there are In the
world, Her moral character grew
symmetriCally, and It was 9otlCed
that while she was ready TO accord every
other person his or her rights, she was
exacting as to her own, Her achieve
ment OF language did not include q per-
feet knowledge Of grammatical forms,
and what she wrote often required q
little imagination to piece QUIT but. she
wrote touching letters, and sometimes
what she called poems, which are ex'
tremely interesting to students Of the
nature OF the mind, Her use Of adject-
ives was very striking from its pictuF'
esqueness. She chose phrases that gave
the idea OF feeling, most frequently, and
yet she often struck out q bold image In
q style that has been called Homeric.
Nothing more interesting has been
done in the way OF training the human
reason and bringing out u soul from utter
darkness than the education Of Laura
Bridvman.
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JOHN FRIEDEL,
nrl 1lls Main 81. & liz Water 81
James A. Henry,
IS. CLAIM ATTORNEY,
No Fee Unless Successful.

procure Pensions, Increase OF Pension, Re
stoIatlon In Pension, New Discharges Commu.
tation Of nations, B0untles, &c,
The fee for the prosecution Of q claim for Pen.
sion Ia fixed by law, and limited 10 SIS In each
case, and on claim for increase 90, payable
only upon the successful termination Of the
claim, and by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw, Many soldiers now
drawing pension are entitled 10 increase. II
you have applied before, and your case has been
rejected, do not DO discouraged, RS1 frequently
got claims though they have been rejected sew.
eFal times. Many persons are entitled TO- PEN
sion who have nGyor applied because their dlSa,
incurred while In the service Of the United
States entities soldier 70 q pension, Or any
disease. which exists, the result 81 camp or
prison life, II incurred In line Of military duty.
Soldiers residing In the city Of Wheeling and
surrounding country will find II 10 their Ad.
vantage 10 have an attorney that they can con.
suit, and one that viii write tho application IN
full and SEQ that the proofs be presented In q
correct shape. Ihavp known many claims 70 be
sacrificed by an improper. presentation Of tho
proofs. Al Notary Public take depoSli lions In
claims IN which ain not the attorney Of record.
Vouchers, &c., certified,
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TIE passage Of a Ballot Reform bill by
good round majority in the Connech-
cut Legislature is'another straw which
shows which way the wind blows. The
States OF the Union are wheeling into
line on the general plan Of the Austral'
ian scheme, Honest men Of all parties
appreciate the situation and are joining
hands to secure substantial reform
There is hope for West Virginia,
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Proposals for PAYING With CObbIeStOles


Sealed Proposals will be received at the OllN
Of tho Board Of Public Works Of tho city d
Wheeling, until SATURDAY, JUNE |, 1850, at /!
O'Clock noon, for Paving the streets herein men
toned with Cobble stones. Proposals 10 b
made for all tho work 70 DO done, and for each
street or alley separately. Proposals 70 be made
by tho square yard aud 10 include all Necessary
excayAting or alling, gravel, rolling, &c, The
following are the streets aud alleys TO 10
paved, VIA;
Alley g, from Tonth street to Market ALLEY.
Alley IS, from EoT street TO Alley +,
ALLEY O, from Twenty'EeCond TO Twcntyihifd
street.
Alley II, from ChRpllnO street to EolT street.
MCColloCh street. from TwGnty'nlnth street 10
Tho city 10 furnish and deliver tho cobbls
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Specifications may be seen at the office Of the
Board. Proposals 10 BIO marked Proposals for
CobblO Pavement" by order Of
BOARn OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Tnnh. Il. nLRRAH. CLERK mH2l
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Tho Presidents Cottage at Deer Park.
DbiJ,beInbt1 Typ,ss

Tho tresidehgB COtthSp NJ pooFFWA
Philadelphia TmeS.
On either side OF the Deer Park
Hotel, which faces the Baltimore& Ohio
railroad, are number OF cottages. There
Is an annex on either side OF the hotel
and to the west are the cottages OF Mrs
T. Harrison Garrett and Miss Mary Gar
rett. On the east is tho cottage OF Mr..
Elliott OF Wilmington. Next 10 II Is the
cottage OF Mayor Latrobe Of Baltimore.
The Reed cottage adioins it, and the
next cottage, q little to the east, is tho
one the President Is going 10 occupy. II
was formerly occupied by ex. President
Spencer OF the Baltimore & Ohio. A
short distance to the east 10 Steve Elkins'
cottage, and off to the east, on tho edge
OF the park, is the cottage Of ex'United
States Senator Henry G. Davis.
The Cleveland cottage, where Grover
Cleveland and Frances Folsom spent o
part OF their honeymoon, lies back Of
President Harrison's cottage some dis.
lance. It Is probable that Cleveland
will spend o month there this summer.
The cottage is being reserved with the
expectation that he will come.
The Presidents neighbors will be
congenial. OF course there will be q
crowd at the hotel Just because the Pres.
ident is to be within a stones throw,
and the idea OF being able to 20 to sleep
ut night within gun shot OF the Pres.
ident OF the United States Is too irresist-
able a temptation for good many peo.
pie To stand. Already there has been a
big demand for rooms at the hotel.
There are number OF servants put.
ting the Presidents cottage In order.
Although lie will not leave the White
House until the 25th Of June, there will
be an advance guard. The Mckee babies
and Mrs. Russell Harrison's baby, Mrs.
Mckee and the Presidents wife and
Mrs. Russell Harrison will 60 within a
few weeks II this warm weather con-
tinunl
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WHEELING, MAY %, 1880.

PERSONS going Oa Of tO,OR for he
summer can haze he DAILY INTELLE-
GENCER mailed 10 them for G5 cents per
month, The addra Of The paper will b.
changed as often as desired,
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h pBCULlAR COINCIDENCE.
EdliodsI writing Made Easy, 2. Demon
atrntad By . Conts. Hp9Fafy.

0NIEN.
P4,tDnd, PVbllhed a
Ori1ihH, N Yhesiilg
Rt1iIIsT, Sunday Aay
IS; -,
Several yeaTs ago Miss
|TelnIe Q. Ola glpL p9'
tOFiOuS New HoM hl;
ventures, the sister q
Victoria o, Woo,1lnll.
went 70 London W W
her fortune. What pe
lacked In beauty stle
made up IN boldleS
And brass. She Was ~
.lyeafs old, but she made
line best Of her nAtumi
llrhaFnS, and succeeded
lin marrying Sir Francis
Cook, a wealthy man
Naturally, the ClAaln
woman was eSulhnl,
che ilnIlFiHhel her title
land her hnery In the
lace OF the world unit
,lmRny OF her VlFtu0pi
! SiSiefS were Is despair
llBut there could be only
Ilone ending 70 such !
lmRd marriage, TIT
1lnOwg now comes IRON
llLondon thai Sir FFancil
oIhaS grown tired o. bill
ilWIie and IL about 70 9sl
s the courts 10 set hiu
Tie foolish Balone
llhGs good grounds for /
IliYorce. He has dis
tlcoyered that the ClaaiT
,gntnaR Taft aAuaFnl hIlH
/. bands, Otc,, behind II
llthIS country, and he hAi
i.lSent over here 70 hun
llthem up, The proba
SIbIlIty Is Inst IhlaHAAme
tIleSS woman VIII aoOp b
.lklckRd out OF London
,.IWith no alternative bl
al 70 20 rapidly doWnWRFt
Until she hndS . gFavI
lin tho SlumS whence
4 she sprung,
a The way Of the IAnA
gresSOT Is hard. As 10,
eIILO IWbeClle old Bare
Slnet hG Il simply payinI
d for his folly
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the following described property, that IA to aI;
All the north third part Of lot numbered ninety
three 1857 on Market street, between Twenty
third aud Twenty.iourlh streets, IN that part d
tho city Of Wheeling Ohio county, West W.
ginl4, known ~ Centre Wheeling, being nc
third part Aforesaid Of lot numbered Ninety
lhfeC (p3l on the general plat Of the addition
70 said city known ~ EOf and ChApllne'l addl,
lion; the property hereby conveyed fronting y
feet on Market street and running back Of uni.
form width from said street tho full depth Of
tAid lot, together with all and singular the In
pr0yemGntS thereon, and the hcfGdliA nenu lnl
AppuftGnarcea thereto belonging, being ne
same properly conveyed 10 f.W. Rttefby Wash
lngtOi Rumble and wife, by deed dated Augul
/, 1870 and OF record IN the Recorders btllce OIL
tAid county, In Deed Book No. 81, page Az,
TRIMS or 9ALE-OnehRli cash. aud The rev.
duo In twoGqual payments, purchaser C1eCulIi
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments, payable al six aud twelve m0nlm
from tho date Of sale, with Interest from dlk
the title 70 DO retained until the puftbAs
money ID. paid In iull-Or the purchaser hl
Pay the. whole or any portion 81 the puflRMN
money he may elect, ID excess o. Tho 9he.nlh'
u. u. DOVENER, Trustee;
". II. HALfER, AubtlbneOr. Mp
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EXPERTS doubt that 100 miles an hour
can be attained by railroad trains, Al
half that speed the road to eternity has
been found short and sharp.
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Proposals.
Notice to- Contractors.

Sealed proposals will DO received until nom
Of WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1852 for the eTcT.
ton Of q Church building Tor the First NJ, 1, 3.
clety Of Bellaire, Ohio,
Plans and specifications may, be seen at tho
The Trustees desire to let the C0ntract uA
whole 10 one contractor, hut bids for any nTt
Of the work will bC received and considered.
Proposals are expected 10 include bids for Tho
old church building-Auy suitable material IN
building, All material not suitable for use 70
DO moved away,
Tho Trustees reserve the right to reject any O,
all bids, Il In their opinion there arc sufficient
reasons therefor, WIN, MONSTERS
nrLLAIRY. o.. NAV @. isa. 0'N I'" nv
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Cincinnati Enquirer.
She (romanticj-oh, how beautifully
significant those Indian names are Ala
bama, for instance, "Here let US rest"
He (unromantic, but determined 10 &c
her one better)-Yes, and there's-er-
Monongahela, "Here let us drink"
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Legal Notice.
General Notices.
ToTIoE-oHIo RIVER.

IN wv W II"
All persons concerned will take notice th,,
the piers and river structures Of the bridge n
the Wheeling& Harrisburg Railway ComRSSv
Of West Virginia, over the Ohio river near M
head Of Wheeling Island and tho Fairy laS5.
Tugs al wheeling, W, Va, and NRrtIn'G FerTy
Ohio, arc now In process Of construction,
X. II, COCHRAN.
President W, 4 II. R'y Co. OF N, VI
PAIGE, CAREY & Co., Contractor mVS
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Modern seertIei.m sprendIng.

Pittsbar0h Chronicle.
"If you tell a story" said one Oak,
mont little girl to another, "God will
strike you dead"
"Huhl" replied the diminutive IN.
believer, God hasn't got a gun"
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TO THE PUBLIC,

! am now prepared to clean PrIvy Vaults ana
Cess Pools on short notice, at the nate Of 75c eSI
baFTel-torty gallon bPrrelS, WIN guArInIeerll
Jobs 10 DO done promptly, and IN q satisfactory
manner b. VAN F0SsEN,
Telephone ?s7. MI
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Is positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and protrudlng piles Price Soc.
Forsale by Logan Drug Co, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-28

The several climates OF Florida, Colo
RADIO and California have each been
much prescribed for sufferers from lung
diseaEe, yet thousands Of the natives In
those states die OF this fatal malady, A
far more reliable remedy is to 10 had In
every drug store in the land, aud one
that can be used at home; a remedy
which Is sold by druggists, under the
manufacturers positive guarantee that, IL
taken in time and given a fair trial, Il
will effect a cure, or money paid for II
will be promptly returned. We refer 10
that world.iamed remedy for Consump.
ton Tor lung.scroiula) known as DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
Is tho only remedy for this terrible dis.
ease possessed Of such superior curative
properties as 10 warrant It's manufacture
etsin selling 1t under guarantee.
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AT 10 A. M. EACHDAY
Farming Implements.
- n n1KEEM q nn..

II, denOtai Agents lot The
Malta plow1 AID sephIltS, BSSyefly now az
fSbaifS, 6yfaOUhq Chilled Land Pl0wg and 70
Bend chilled Land Flows and fopAlist Blk ihjpr
Piow Points, Malta And Brown Double shove
Pi1WS, Malta and Blown Bulky C1lilyAt0tA, oui
Ch1iC6 and HtdWn Five Shovel Cultivation
mi" @fal Wheeling, Viva
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IT may be nice TO bO a crowned head
but 1t isn't pleasant to have to kiss all
the other crowned heads,
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ntFntAd pyhG'
Editorial IN Atlanta CoH-l
SliiniioR, PriRitd llSi
ipCek, AID Reproduced
IN CiHGiRRdit COullgeT
riai Gdteite Sunday,
Nay 20, viii proper
credit:
Several years ago Miss
Tennle q. ClAiliIi, . no.
tOFiouS New York Ad.
ventures, the sister Of
Victoria Q. Woodruff,
went 10 London 70 Try
her fortune. What she
lacked IN beauty she
made up In bbIdnesl
aud brass, She was "
years old, but she made
The best use OF her ma
turnl charms aud sue
Ceeded In marrying 81
Francis Cook, q Weal thy
man OF 50.
Naturally, the ClRhin
woman was e1ultApt
She Aourlbhed her utll
and her hneFy In TIT
face Of the world INIT.
many OF her ylTtuoul
SlStefs we've In despair
But there could DO 1nlI
one ending TO such /
mad marriage, Thu
news now comes iron
ILOndOn that Sir FrlncL
has grown tired Of hi
wife and Is about 70 aSl
the courts 10 set hiu
Tree,
The foolish RlFone
has good grounds for
divorce, He has dis
covered that tho ClAhil
woman left several bus
bands, etc, behind Il
this county, and no hA
sent over here 20 hun
them up, The pFoba
billy Is that this shame
less woman will soon b
kicked out OF London
with no alternative bu
70 go rapidly DOWNWARD
until ghl finds q gray.
In her native Slumv,
| Tho story points thI
oldest Of morals, III
that tho way Of til
transgEefSQI hand. s.
far ~ Sir FTaleii Cool
Is concerned, he Is ouI
side tho pale OF pity
He u paying for hi
l0uN
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue Of a Deed o. Trust made by ?. VI
giIOn a. trustee. dated August 4, 1859, and re-
corded In the office Of the Clerk Of tho County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, III Deed
Of Trust look No. ~ page 1850, aud also, BY IT.
tue Of an order Of tho Circuit Court oil this Ohio
county, W. Va. entered February I. lS.y y
at public auction, at the north door OF the Court
House on
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Lost

LOST
A Certificate, mo. l9l for Five Shares Of stoet
Of tho Wheeling Electrical Company, dated
September u, 1857, the property OF q, A. KAR.
WElsE, Of No, 100 Gray street, Louisville, Nv
An persons are warned against negotiating ,bs
SAme. myitTu
Evening journal., 1889-06-01
pR. CAGES MAD LEAP.
Hartford Clergyman Jumps to Death
from a Philadelphia Hospital

Hartford Clergyman Jumps to Death
from a Philadelphia Hospital.
PHILADELPHIA, June Rev. DIR. William
l. Gage, who committed suicide by jumping
from fourth story window Of the Ortho-
pedic hospital, left his home in Hartford,
Conn, Thursday, May 2, and came to this
city with the intention of entering tho
Orthopedic. His son-in-law, Rev. i. S.
Hatch, Of Manson, Mass, came with him,
and they stayed for a day with Horatio G.
Kinball, os No. 150 North Fifteenth street,
who introduced him to the superintendent.
Melnncbolia was the predominant feature
in DR.. Cages ailment, and several times he
had observed to his friends: "What il l
should 60 mad and kill myselfln This and
similar remarks We're repeated TO the hos
pital authorities at the time of his admission,
and it is said that he expressed some fear of
himself while an inmate of the institution.
Early in the morning Nurse Wylie stopped
in DIR. Cages room and found him finishing
his toilet few pleasant remarks passed
between them. and the nurse left the doctor.
Ten minutes afterward M1kman Hollis, who
supplies the institution, drove up to the door
and saw the doctor lying unconscious on the
pavement The milkman hastily informed
the hospital authorities, and with the assist
ance Of Porter and Charles Clay, carried the
unfortunate gentleman inside.
He never spoke, but lay insensihle until
his death. He leaves a widow in Hartford
and a daughter.
Evening journal., 1889-06-01
Fleeing 20 the Mountains.
Lohnstown Nenrlr ,Yineh ont.

BRADDEcKs, Pa, June Telegraph wires
are down or unworkable twelve miles from
Johnstown. News received here by the
Pennsylvania railroad officials corroborates
the statement that Johnstown is nearly wiped
out The signal tower people at Sang Hol-
low state that up to o'clock they had count
ed 1l9 persons floating past on wreckage,
some alive and some dead. They rescued a
boy, name unknown, who said he and his
father, mother, brother and two sisters were
swept away with their house He was
washed off from the building, but the others
were in it when it was carried over the new
stone railroad bridge at Johnstown The
house went to pieces then, and he thinks all
were drowned.
The alarm Of danger seems to have reached
Johnstown about ! p. m. The railroad off
cials at once began carrying people out Of
town, some on regular schedule trains, others
on hastily improvised specials.
Superintendent Pitcairn happened to be in
the vicinity and took charge Of the work
The water finally came down like a tidal
wave sweeping everything before it