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HIS IDEA OF WOMEN.
what a Prominent English Author Thinks
Of American Lndies-A Comparison with

of American Lndies-A Comparison will,
European Girls. Isl. e.S5q.
A weltkuown English author who wal. re-
cently In the United States, was entertained ny
q gentleman and lady oil wealth. residing on
Filth avenue. New York. In tho course OF tho
dinner the conversation turned upon American
women. when the English gentleman said z Z
Nowhere In America do you UNI such com
plexlons and now hercsnch hcal,h a'9yc see IN the
lacet and forms OF English girls ! have noticed
this In every city that have visited. American
ladies' look Tired, weak. faded. They lack color
aud They lack lie. Existence seems burden
10 them, not pleasure. You In America, do
not seem to notice 1t. because you are here,
We may say that ibis English author was pro
udiCcd. was COnceitcd was bitter. but We can
not say that he was wrong. American ladies are
not 80 strong. 30 hcnltt y, 80 brilliant. rs they
should 10, Their compilations arc not so clear
nor their eyes so bright ns could DO desired,
| Danbtcss tho climate has some hing 10 DO with
this, but Il Is unQucstiouably true that by
proper care and n ludlCious use OF tho right
means. these things can BIZ overcome. Any lady
who feels tired, dependent or weak can readily
Oyeic) me these troubles by q proper use o. d
ltttlc pnte whlskey taken III water Bear III
mind. however. that II should be tho best wills
key, Ms anything else IA injurious, and also 70
member that the beat physicians aud chemists
In America unhcsltatingly declare that Duay,'
lutc Mslt has no equal. Tho elect oi mi
wni,key Is to build up the sy.teni. 10 improve
the complexion and TO give btishlncsS and yigoi
III tho place OF weakness aud lAngu0r. II u
being used bv tho leading ladies' In tho lanu
and It's popularity proves It's value. .I."l-.ss.
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lie LEFT "yERY SUDDEN"
Robert McEiroy Shakes tho Dust Of Wheel.
81 - Ing from lis Ernt. -..--


Ing from his Feet.
Sunday evening Joe Nieland, OF Pitts.
burgh, said to DO chimney blower,
stopped at the boarding house Of Robert
McElroy, on Water street not far from
Eleventh. McElroy advised him to leave
what yaluables he had In tho office, and
Nieland gave him $40 to keep. McElroy
Is keeping It yet. Some time In the
night ho disappeared, and all search fol
him yesterday was IN vain. Nieland
swore out warrant for him in Squire
Ankles court Mrs. McElroy says bel
husband also took with him some rare
old coins she had kept n long time.
Tho McElroys have gained some no
toriety lately. They were acquitted Ii
tho Circuit Court on charge Of keeping
Il house OF Ill fame. Later he was ar
rested and bound over 10 court b,
Squire Davis on charge Of perjury, ant
a week or two ago was bound over by
tho came justice on second charge o
keeping a house.
1t was stated yesterday that Mrs. Nc
Elroy had told a story OF an eiTor. b,
her husband to shoot her. A reporte
was sent to get her version last evening
but she had gone out. The youn,
woman left in charge Of the house sail
McElroy and his wife had quarrele,
about her going out 30 much ht night
and he had drawn a revolver and triet
to shoot her. She escaped, aud littl,
later no packed his valise and left thu
house, taking Nieland's money and al
his own. Tho girl said a girl nance
I.ottie Anderson was shown 10 Nieland'
room by McElroy, and that Lottie say
McElroy get Nieland's money.
II was said by others that Mrs. Nc
Elroy would give up the house and tel
the entire truth about the kind OF
resort 1t has been, which, from al
accounts, would make very unsavor.
recital.
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LOCAL DREvlTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou
I'm

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
FoLEY's circus at west end OF suspen.
sion bridge this afternoon and evening.
ROBERT CLINE, Of the Niagara Engine
Company, returned yesterday from
Cleveland.
JOHN HOFFMAN, lad in North Wheel
Ing. yesterday drew one Of the Red Let
ter gold watches.
Mn. EDWARD WEsrwooD is having his
building ut Thirty.eishth and Jacob
streets nicely reprinted.
JOSEPH BIssErT, an old and well.known
i. 4 o. engineer, died on Sunday at Lit
Teton, after long illness.
TIE Ohio River Railroad Company is
putting tracks in the vacant space back
OF its round house in South Wheeling.
TIE State Convention OF the W. C. r..
U. will open at the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church Tomorrow morning at 9o'clock.
TIE y. NJ. G. A. gymnastic class will
give an interesting exhibition on Thurs.
day evening. Tickets Gun be had at the
Y. NJ. G. A. building.
SECRETARY SWEENEY, OF the Wheeling
Wheelmen, advertises in this issue au
important meeting Of that organization
to be held at $50 this evening.
TIE boys are selling pools which will
be completed first, the stone bridge over
the creek or the new steel bridge over
the river. The big bridge is the iayerite.
AFFAIR and festival for the benefit OF
Holiday Posts Relief Corps will be
given at G. A. r. hall this evening. A
great array OF attractions has been ar
ranged.
ONE OF the SIMMER street cars took q
freak yesterday afternoon, and jumping
of the track at Twenty-fourth street,
ran over to the curb, pulling the trlleys of
the wires.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Charles Schucht, aged 81, a ma
tive OF Patkelsburg, and Lucy Cole, q
widow, aged %, u native OF this county,
both now Of Elm Grove.
ADAM BRIcKER, an employe Of the
Genital Glass Company, was severely
bitten by a coon on Sunday. The ami
NAL was an old fellow, and was carried
in the political parades OF 1854. He was
named Jim Blaine.
TIE Circuit Court issued an order, in
the closing hours OF the session Satur-
day incorporating the town OF Elm
Grove. Judge Campbell deferred the
consideration OF tho matter, but Judge
PAUL later consented to take it up.
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COUNTY yrs'l AFFAIRS RS


al4 SIS inisAloners.
At the regular meeting OF the County
Commissioners yesterday, all the mem.
bers were present. The meeting was
largely devoted to routine business, and
tho Board adjourned very soon after
noon. Bills were ordered paid on the
recommendation OF the committees as
follows: Court House and Jail, 500 05 ;
Finance, $3.50 %; Poor House and Farm,
s0lS 43; Roads and Bridges, S074 90.
Some additional road contracts were let,
and the Commissioner OF each district
WIS authorized II, lot to contract the re.
served roads. u
The Sheriff was credited Ss,54S 90 tor
orders returned, There were reported
In the poor house In May 70 inmates, oil
whom 42 were white males and so white
females, and three colored females. The
annual report Of the lnllrmary showed =:
Total expenses, 5000; total receipts,
SOS 80; number OF inmates sol, OF whom
5l0 were white males, 2S5 white females
3 colored males and II colored females
births In the year, six; deaths, ten.
The Baasd was notified that the Mar
shall County Court had appointed B. i.
McMechen commissioner to confer rs
to replacing the monument on the coun
ty line near the river. A bill for reset
ting the stone Of s. 10 was borne Jointly
by tho two counties, !
The license to- Anthony G. Willough.
by 10 Sell liquor near West Alexander
was revoked.
L. D. Wilson, County Physician, pre-
sented his annual report. The number
Of persons who received medical aid
was POS; number Of Visits made, $40
Office consultations, 200; lunatics exam
ined, -; ono inquest was attended, and
twenty-five deaths OF county patients oc
Cured.
County Librarian B. II. swarlz re-
ported, recommending the purchase o.
the Virginia Reports. There are in thu
library 2.?45 volumes.
Messrs. Maxwell, Tyler and McCol
loCh were appointed 10 confer with roat
viewers from Washington county, Pa.
concerning proposed new road partl,
In Ohio county.
On motion It was ordered that one
fourth OF the toll on the Fairmont pike
Sl3s.lO, be paid overte Marshall county
The annual report Of the members o
the Board US Overseers OF the Poor wer
presented. They had expended tho fol
lowing SUNG:
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e o ct

IN one store where / went to buy Hoods
oa1saparilla tho clerk tried to induce nc buy
Ahelr own instead Of Hoods; he told mo theirs
Would last longer; that might take 1t on ten
lays trial; that II did not like 1t need not
'ay anything, etc. But he could not prevail
- mo to change. told him knew what
fIood's sarsaparIlla was. I had taken It, was
satlsllcd With 1t, and did not want any other.
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Yesterday afternoon that old.timer,
Cornelius Tobias Vance, took his frat
ride in the patrol wagon, and strange as
it may seem, lobe did not appreciate
the innovation. He never was a grace.
full walker, but he prefers his old Gus
tom Of walking to the lookup. Officer
He'll loaded him in the wagon, limp.
drunk, but as 1t turned up Eleventh
street from Market, he stifrened up and
climbed out. He alighted on his face on
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record five deeds Of trust, and transfers
OF real estate ss follows: F
May II, by George B. and Alfred
Caldwell and Homer G. Wells and their
wives and Clarence B. Baguley, to W. L.
Calm, for $1,000, the north half Of lot
II in. square y, on the west side OF
Chapline street, south OF Fourteenth,
May 10 by William ]. Brown and
wife to G. F. Hartlieb, for $4,000, part
Of lot 3 Of the Crlger estate, On the east
side Of the National road. =,
May 20 by the Stone Church Gene.
terry to Mrs. Margaret Falloure, for $50,
burial lot 10 in section A. '5".,','s'
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L. s. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest j,


me Preventive Of n Terrible Disease.
no disorders. excepting the most deadly forms
OF lung disease, involve such Tremendous de.
stsuctlon of:the:organlc tissue as those which
hasten upon the kidneys. Such maladles, when
they become chrou!c-and none are 80 liable 10
assume that phasc-comple.cly wreck the sys.
should b. had. upon the nrst maniieststion ~ ~
teou 'e, to uoslelIer's Stomach bitters. which
experience has proved TO be highly effective M
means o. lmparling toIe and regularity 10 tho
organs Of urlnat!on. as well as to Tho liver.
stomach and bowels. Another beneficial r..
suit OF this medicine. naturally conse'a,ent
upon Its dlurstlc action, is the elimination
from tho blood OF impurities which beget rhem.
mattsm. neuralgia, govt, dropsy aud other mala,
uies; by Increasing the activity o. the kidneys.
ofSans. which arc most important outlets ior
me escape OF such impurities. a, II s = - ~
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Sunday morning when Zarnitz Bros.
hostler went to the stable on the South
Side, he found an old man named Tom
Smith, an employe OF the City Gas
Works who has been in the habit oil
looking after Zarnitz's horses sometimes
lying in the stable with both legs broken
He refused to tell how the accident
happened, but it is supposed he fell out
Of the hay-loft. He was removed to bis
house, where Drs. Schwinn and Bran.
non attended him, ,
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The CIrcua Yeatertlnx.

Foley's ten.cent circus on the suspen.
sion bridge lot on the Island yesterday
afternoon and evening was largely at.
tended and much enjoyed. The bur.
lesque boxing match would make a lamp.
post laugh, and the show throughout
was very good. :" = I,
Each performer showed himself a
master. Parento in his backward dive
from q pyramid Of tables nearly twenty
feet high, alighting on his hands, held
the audience spellbound. f.g "a
(. Silbon and scilantic, the clowns, on
the balancing ladder, produced a great
deal Of merriment. The twenty other
acts were fine. 1t will be repeated this
afternoon and evening, SO IS
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Police l'IckuI,s.

Last evening Officer Moran had live.
ly chase after John johnson, who was
charged with disorderly conduct. He
got him and locked him up. johnson
was calling people on Water street by
every opprobrious epithet he knev, and
lHventlng some new ones.
George Junkins was arrested by Officer
Short, charged with disorderly conduct
at George Schell's house. lie is also
accused OF a filthy act in public,
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Their Hearing TO.tluv

Mr.. G. W. Williams, the man who was
SO badly beaten up and robbed in Eas
Wheeling two weeks ago, has so far re-
covered as to be able 10 get about, and
arrived in the city yesterday. Elsie
Gray and Lee Robinson, the two yonps
fellows charged with robbing him, will
have their hearing at 10 a. IN. to-day be.
fore Squire Arkla.
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Barney AIcEutce Fined,

There were in the police court yestor-
day q cases. and the revenues therefrom
aggregated s372. Barney McEntee was
fined S. and costs in each CT the two
cases against him. He stolmed around
a good deal, and said he would appeal 10
the Circuit Court, but at last accounts he
had not done SO. lie was to have been
arraigned in Squire Ankles court in the
afternoon on peace warrant, but when
the time for the hearing arrived he was
in Martins Ferry, aud they haven't
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A lady living at Drenaman, Washing.
ton county. Pa, writes to Chief Of Police
Delbrugge asking him to make inquiries
about her brother, William Lutz, who
left her house last July, having about
500 on his person, and leaving behind
him articles OF considerable value. AS
be has not been heard from since, his
friends fear foul play. It was thought
he might have gone to Kansas CITY,
where his father, lives, but recently in.
quiry was received from there rs to his
whereabouts, The last knpYn Of him
ne lett brenaman to como to Wheel
inc TT - 80 -
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If you cannot see and need spcctaclcs
SOu should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Opilcinn in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money rc'
funded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
JeMeler md Optlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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W. G, 7, U, Conycntion.

The special features OF the W. G, T.
u: convention beginning tomorrow
will DO IN address on Thursday evening
by George W. Balm, Of Kentucky, and
school of Hygiene on Friday evening
conducted by DR.. Hattie i. Jones, O.
Weston. There will be good music BY
home talent,
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CIinrrctl With Neglect.

A warrant was yesterday issued for
the new garbage contractor, James
Conrad, on complaint OF George Long,
who keeps the old Grant House, and
who alleges that the garbage has not
been removed for a long time now.
Conrad's driver says he has removed it
regularly, and the conflict Of yeracity
will come to focus in this mornings
police court. -Fs
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The Valley Isond ExteusIou.

The Vice President OF the Valley Rail.
road company, his chief engineer, and
engineer Handlan, started Saturday to
look over the proposed extension of the
Valley road via St. Clairsville to Bel.
laire. Mr.. Thornburgh expressed him.
sell as well satisfied with the route from
Valley junction to Cadiz and only want
ed TO be satisfied that the line from
Cadiz to Bellaire was practicable,
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Hello, You Bicycle Riders.

We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Sateties, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King Of Safeties now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes OF Wheels we have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on US.
i EDw. L. Rose & Co,
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A circular has been issued by the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
inviting representative of the Demo.
cratic committee Of each of the counties
OF the State TO meet the State Committee
in Parkersburg on June 10. The exact
purpose OF the meeting is not known,
but it is significant Of desperate effort
on the part OF the Democratic leaders in
the campaign this fall, -, -
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A Monster Eel.

jim Whitney. who lives on house boat
up near the Ohio river bridge, says the
Point Pleasant Register, caught on his
trot.llne yesterday, one Of the largest
eels ever taken from the waters in this
section. It was Of the silver species,
over three feet long, and weighed about
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Picnic Ern,,u,yu

Cresap's Ola Groye-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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sQcinl md Entertainment.

Attend the Straw SOCIAL and Enter
taiument given by the Noman's Relief
Corps, No. ], at 6. A. R. Hall tonight.
Admission, 10 cents. =
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony v i,h
nature 10 etIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DIV
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Mrs. Welfeltl's Funcrnl,

Mr.. William Welfeldt arrived in the
city yesterday from Cleveland with the
remains Of his wife. Jack Glasscock,
the base ball player, Mrs. Weifeldts
brother, also arrived yesterday. The fu-
neral will take place this afternoon at 9
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. j. W.
GIasscock, No. 0 Maryland street,
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment in this issue OF the Ohio Valley
Prohibition Assembly to be held at
Moundsville from July ith to 14th.
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Marble md Granite,

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at office Of I. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania,
and Ohio, fair, followed in Western
Ohioby showers, slightly warmer, south.
easterly winds.
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Spring and Summer.

Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which we are prepared to make up in
the, best Of style and fit at reasonable
prices. G. Hess & Sous.
1921 and 1928 Market street
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Eleventh Annual Reunion ut Rock:poInt..
On Saturday, June I. Excursion tickets
will be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines
at 81 ID for the round trip, from Bridge
port: Trains leave at 5:45 a. m. and
1922 a. IN. rI,tr
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:, DON'T forget the Germania Singing
SS.ociety's Picnic and Sommernachtfest on
Wednesday, June 4, ut Wheeling Park,
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lowing sums

The Board adjourned to meet June II
for the purpose Of laying the annual
levy, and il the plans and specifications
for the new county Jail are ready at that
time, they will be Inspected.
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HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Coffee?
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part OF a useful house tixture-.investi.
gate, zsst 9sN+ss b. =
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Buy THE BEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it. ~ ~
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4. A. OF |. AND 8. ".

ASK your grocer what to do with wrap
per from Ohio Valley Coffee.
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USE Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley. ~
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IERRlsK-At 0 o'clock p. m, on Monday, June
2 1880, EAAA HERElsK, in her 18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter, 81
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee and cure your
headache.
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The Baltimore & Ohio railroad fer tlis
occasion will sell tickets from all points
on its western divisions TO st. Louis,
Mo-, and return, ut the low rate OF one
iare Tor the round trip, June 10Th and
llth, good for return passage until June
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NOtica
DIED.

E. G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
L. V. BLoSn's, Sole Agent.
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The thermometer ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows: T...
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United Society OF Christian Enlcayor, st.
lOuis Mn l. ..E.
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n eobbls stone, and painted things red
with claret from bis nose and blue with
profanity from his mouth. He'll put
him back in and went with him. 4. n
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FOR comfort and durability, wear our
celebrated 2jc fast back md colOrc,l
llalr Hose. Q. HESS l. SONS,
1894 and 1924 Mark ct Street.
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Z. G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
L. ". BLoSD's, Sole Agent.