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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
MARTINS FERRY,
Deaths-Cherry Tree In Blooni-Amus,
mont and Personal Notes.

Deaths-Chcrry Tree In Blooni-Amusc-
mont and Personal Notes.
The Kellogg Concert Co. will appear
ut the Opera House tomorrow evening,
under the auspices OF tho y. NJ. c. A. 1t
is composed OF Charles Kellogg, the
famous bird warbler and whistler, Miss
Lena Devinc, prima donna soprano,
Miss Anna Russell, the Brothers Perry
and others.
Martins Ferry Republicans who do
not understand the new ballot law
should attend the meeting OF the club
next Thursday evening.
S. G. W. Morrison, Esq, has returned
from an extended trip through Ohio,
and is much pleased with the outlook
for tho Republicans.
Mrs. George Hamilton died OF con-
sumption on Sunday. The remains
were laid to rest in Rivcrvicw cemetery
yesterday.
Evening service is now held in the
Presbyterian church commencing at 7
o'clock. Young peoples meeting held
ut G:30.
The indications arc ;hat Go-won-go
Mohawk. in ''the 1nQian Mail Carrier"
will have good house on Thursday
night.
Mrs. C. R. Dinsmorc, mother OF Mr..
A. Y. Dinsmorc, died at LalTerty on Fri.
day and was buried on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Howcllsis threatened with
typhoid fever at her home on South
Second street.
Postmaster NJ. c. Mitchell has cherry
tree in bloom Tor the third timo this
year.
Nearly 200 seats for the Kellogg Con-
cert Co. were sold Yesterday.
Rev II. y. Campbell is visiting his
parents at Holidays Cove.
Mrs. Fred Ralston will return to Ma
comb, ILL.,, this morning.
The now social club already numbers
twenty-onc members.
W. T. Lewis, Esq, is at Columbus on
legal business.
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DELLhIisE.
All Sorts OF Local Sows ANA Gossip from
tho Glass Ci.y.

aAH oSi - VA lsOCstA -NChs bcSND irOIu
tho Glass CRY.
1t was reported yesterday that Mrs.
Nicholas Young OF the Fifth ward, Il
long sufferer from acute rheumatism,
had taken Il dose OF morphine to kill
herself, butt is not true. She has been
in the habit Of taking it TO produce
sleep, and it is supposed she took an
overdose. She is still asleep, but will
likely come around all right.
James McKclvcy, the populor Union
street grocer, died Sunday evening OF
inflammation OF the stomach. lie had
only been sick few days. Tho funeral
will take place thismorningat 0 o'clock,
the intcrment being ut Mt. Calvary,
Wheeling.
W. S. Barnard will furnish the brici;
for the paving of Plum alley, and he
also furnished the Moundsvillc pen with
$4,000 brick for = new floor.
Peter Hall, OF Franklin, purchased
the old instruments OF the Hcathcring-
ton band and will organizca band in his
neighborhood.
The family OF J. r. Purnell left yes.
tcrday for st. Louis, where they will
make their future home.
7. G. Nicholson, second bascman OF
the Sioux City ball team, is home Tor
the winter.
David Ice, OF the Baltimore & Ohio
was in town yesterday afternoon III his
private car.
The Rinkcr property, in the Fourth
ward, was sold to 5. Fletcher for 81 sos.
Rev. J. r. Mills, OF GAINESVILLE, was
in the city last evening.
Robert Cochran has returned from
Kansas.
Dockstader's ministries show here to-
night.
Charles Beazle goes to Pittsburgh to
work.
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BENWOOD.
Industrial Ttcms, Personal Gossip mud
General Nows Sotcs.

Industrial ftcms, Personal Gossip md
General Nows Notes.
Considerable excitement was caused
by two steers yesterday afternoon. 4
large load Of cattlo was brought over by
the steamer Charon. When they wero
coming up the wharf two ladies started
down to the ferry, when tho two cattle
started after them. The drovcT did his
best to check tho beasts until the ladies
reached tho boat. Tho crowd that
quickly collected expected each moment
TO SEQ one or both OF the ladies gorcd by
the mad animals.
4 resident OF Martins Ferry who, il
gray hairs should give token OF an in
crease OF knowledge, should have better
sense, has been forcing very unpleasant
and unwclcomc attentions upon very
young lady OF ,thiG city. Ii the indig-
nant male relatives OF the young lady
and he should meet the chances arc
that he would be be q saddcr and wiser
man.
Another accident occurred at the st.
Johns Catholic church yesterday. As
John Hicks, Bcllairc man employed
there, was working on tho gallery he
fell to tho basement. His head was
pretty badly cut and bruised, his claviclc
was broken and he was altogether badly
bruised and shaken up.
\ number Of people who will take the
y. P. S. G. Z. lecture course 20 to Bel
laire Thursday evening to enjoy the
concert to be given by the Kellogg Con-
cert company. The entire course OF six
lectures, all excellent, can be attended
ior one dollar.
This weather causes the patrons OF
the Ohio River railroad to cast their
minds forward TO the happy time when
the new depot will be ready for use Ac-
cording TO present indications they will
long be able to look forward.
Mr.. Fox, OF Padcn's Valley, is in
town seeking Information OF his son,
who has, according to current report,
been getting into trouble.
An cx-coniedoratc soldier will deliver
IN address to Hancock post, Ct. A. T.,
at the Odd Fellows; hall Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Burle Dribold and sister, Maggie,
arc spending the week III Pittsburgh.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, Young man of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care OF two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able TO get around.
They pronounced his case to be Con-
sumption and incurablc. lie was per-
suadcd to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
and at that time was not able to walk
across the street without resting. lie
found, before he had used half OF Il dol
lar bottle, that he was much better; he
continued 10 use it and is to-day enjoy
ing good health. Ii you have any
Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble try it.
We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 5
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West Virginia Pensions,
VI kihiR IcHblOnS.
ia! DirDGich 10 "a. fr.!e,,iofnccr.

Srfd' Dispatch to Ia: lr..eliqcacer.
"As"NcTos, Oct. 26.--Wcst virrinis
tensions, orisinal--Jesse Collins, Hiram
D. Knight, John Gale, T. W. Frctwcll
Job Cater.
Additionally. X. King. Isaac Hol
IS"I' Peter llerdman, W. A. Nicolson
Az. Williams.
Lloyd. ~
inc!Gascd-Joscph NJ. Shaw, Thoma:
MeStiall, Phillip Cox, John SNYDER
james L. Murdoch, Henry Vansicle.
:. EMs'ssnc-E. l.. Caplingcr, John 0
h EMIs!y Alfred Mooney, j. s. Baily, J. P
Widows, etc.-venilla Browning, Mil
icy Hawk, Emily NJ. Burnworth, Eliza
S GS'Il Flynn, Louisa Forman, Malindr
eAesnoy (mothcr).
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c. R. GoErzE, W. W. Irwin, John
Klari, G. schncpi, G. Menkemiller, W.
S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, ". Z.
Williams. S. L. Brlce. John Coleman
and w. II. Williams. Wheeling, W. Va. ;
bowie & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio; L. +.
Peabody, Benwood, W. Va, the drug
sists, take especial pleasure in supply
ing their customers with the best mcdi.
cines obtainable. Among the many ex-
cellent preparations on their shelves
may be mentioned Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy, favorite during the winter
months on account OF its great success
in the cure OF colds. There is nothing
that will loosen severe cold so quick
", or as promptly relieve the lungs.
Then it counteracts any tendency to-
ward pneumonia. It is pleasant and
safe TO take, and fully worthy OF its pop
ularity. DIV
3D.. . 49,
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'',S'H DiTa'ea 10 @e Intelligence.
DrcSI'ASNoS, W. Va, Oct. 2G.-Thc
: reception asthc conference seminary on
saturday evening was the event OF tho
S SI"son thus lar. 1t was held in the so.
11iE All mail. L'aI!s OF the beautiful building.
~; ~ Strangers were met at the head OF
vac STAIRS BY President Hutchinson and
rec u reception committee composed Of
r'UElnent citizens and students OF the
urinary" =. lntroductions were tho or.
W.T. Tor a short time, after which there
S%s rendered q fine musical programme.
, M.!ef this there was an informal reccp.
T HoT ana eyerybodytried to make every.
' Fly else iSeel as pleasant as possible.
1"e general verdict OF all present was
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DR.. BELL RETURNS.
nch Again n: his Desk In the omeos of
Drs. Copeland 81 l'cli After n Long
Vacation.

On. Z. 0. BELL has returned 10 Wheel.
ing after vacation OF several months,
and his many friends and patients will
be pleased to know that he is again ut
his desk in the offices OF DRs. COPELAND
q BELL. The success OF this firm in tho
treatment OF ca.arrh aud kindred dis.
eases, the pcrmaucnco and stability Of
their practice, and their extraordinary
low charges and thorough treatment,
have made their names n household
word In the Ohio Valley. Dir. BELLS
return will be greeted with pleasure by
many friends.
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Certainly, in one instance, it does.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the great protcc.
ton against the dangers OF Umpire
blood, and it will cure or prevent all
diseases OF this class. 1t has we'll won
its name OF the best blood purifier by its
many remarkable cures.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of n decd OF trust made by Patrick
Barrett ind Elizabeth Barrett. his wife, 10 me as
trustee bearing date March II, lSSi aud record.
cd IN the Office OF the CLERK OF the County Court
OF ono county. West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust
look No. q, page 81 will sell at public auction
ut the north front door OF tic Court House OF
said county, in the City OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, TIE liTu DAY OF NOVEMBER,
a. b. 1881.
commencing a. 10 o'clock Il. m, the following
described rCRl estate, or SO much thcrcofaS NAV
he necessary TO pay the debts secured by sniu
deed so far us unpaid the expenses attending
the execution Of the trust created by said deed
OF trust, including trustees commissions, name
y: certain piece or parcel OF real estate stu.
ate In the City Of Wheeling in the county OF
Ohio, in the State OF West N!rgInin, n the Sixth
ward OF said city, that is 10 say, the southern
one half OF lot number eleven, In Joseph Cald.
wells addition to said city, plat OF which addI-
ton Is now OF record IN the oilicc Of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of said county, in Deed BOOK
Sc. ut page %. said lot lying ut tho northeast
corner OF Main and Twcnty.scyenth streets, TO-
gcther with the buildings md Improvements
thereon. on the southern half OF said lot. and
the privileges and nppurtenhnccs thCrcunto
belonging or appertalnlng, being tho same prop.
ctLy which was granted and conveyed BY Helen
Bloch, samuel 5. Bloch and Bertha Bloch, his
wife. Aaron Bloch, Emanuel Fclsenheld and
Jennie Fe'senhcld. his wife 10 the said Patrick
Barrett by deed dated February %, 1851.
The deed is believed 10 be perfect. Lr. selling
rs trustee will only convey the title vested III
me by said deed OF trust. =
TERMS OF SALE-One-third and ms much
more rs the purchaser may elect TO pay In cash
on the day OF sale, the balance In two equal In
stallments, payable IN Que md tw0years respect
lively from the date Of sale. nOlcS bearing inter
est from the day Of sale 10 be given for the do.
icrrcd payments. and such payments to be Sc.
cured according 10 law and To the satisfaction OF
the trustee GEORGE Is. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
J. G. liEEvEY. Auctionccr. ocl3
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fostmastorS Amounted,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 26.-Post.
muster, appointed to-day: G. A. Fi,z.
fT%r%ia' vice ]. W. Fitzgerald resigned
yico ST Gpshur county;J. a. Curry,
WY, WY "; I. l!aygend resigned, Kinana.
Wa ES'a Head, upshur county; j. c. Mob.
sSr, VICE j. X. Mohler deceased, Lock
seven, kanawha county,
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that tho time was pleasantly spent. Tho
school is IN n very prosperous condition.
There are double the number OF pupils
that were In attendance one year ago.
The fall term closes In q week from TO.
morrow and tho winter term will open
on tho following day with an increased
attendance.
The Methodist Conference Seminary
Is rapidly taking rank among the very
best schools OF this or any other Stntu.
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills Tor their easy yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price %
cents per box. i
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Mr. William lIorchcr, of Martins Ferry, a
6lass'blowor says: My heal md nose would
stop M. had very severe headaches and pGtnS
,,hrnugh my louIlcs and in tho back 81 my head.
hal bllslng and rOnrn. noise In my cars
continually. could feel tho mucus dropping
back mo my throat, which kept mc hHWl;ing
mud raising 10 clear II. Ny sleep was restless end
broken. would yet up moFEIirS actually more
tifc,l n'iu worn Out thar the night before. My
work was drug and ny life q positive burden.
II w9S II this condition when first called On
DIE COPELAND d BELL, after reading 50 much
OF tEeis noble work. After examination
thought they understood my ease. and finding
Their c.inryca so very reasonable decided 10
place myself under their care. don't believe
ever mad. better resolution IN ms life.
have improved from the start under their treat
nent hld can heartily recommend these gen.
tloinen rs competent physicians, and their
method OF treatment most plGnsnut and elective.
Those suffering from rny Infection OF the eyes,
ears, thr0Al or nose will do we'll 10 consult them
and be relieved"
DocTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent offices at li2l Main street. Wheeling,
W. va, where they treat with success all curablc
cases. On!cc houri-9 TO II Il. M . TO 5 p IN. and
Up. IN. sundays, . n. IN. 10 70 m. and 10 4,
+. III, SpeClaltics-CAtNrrh and diseases Of tho
Eye, Ear Throat md Lungs. Consultation free.
Address all mail TO DIlS. COPELAND Il BELL,
III Main street. Wheeling ". Va.
Treatment. including medicine. s. n month.
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THE M'KINLEY LAW.
r,.o r,aht to Test It's Constitution
ulity in Court.
Tgr ATTORNEY GENERALS BRIEF

,.,,oIIing the Legality Of tho Meas.
rrc...susar DountIcs Not Prohibited
rr the Cons;itutlon...rho Rccip.
,,ctty Provision Wholly indcpcnd.
en-, Of Every Other Clause In tho
I'LL
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FoR Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neural
gin, Cramp and Collie there Is no REM
edy superior to the genuine DR..
Thomas's Eclectric Oil. DAw
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Bull fights arc still the popular amusc-
mcnt in Venezuela. Nearly every city
has its rings and its coterie OF bull
fighters.
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Choice Real Estate
FOR sALEDY
RINEHART & TATUM,
1914 MARKET STREET.
SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

Containing about th.rty.ilve acres. situated
GboIt five miles above Wheeling. in Ohio, close
10 Til,Onvil,e The Wheeling & Lake Erie mil.
road runs through the edge OF II, or alongside,
west OF 1t. Is very desirable for building lots.
Price $4,000. For terms. etc, coll on or address,
p. T. HOWELL,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent, bridgeport, O.
y,,.r +
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TRUSTEES SALE.

rHNRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue of deed OF trust r,adc by Louis C.
Ernst and Mary T. Ernst, his wife, TO inc Us ,rus.
tee, dated July ~. 1890. recorded In the Office OF
tho Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book No. 30,
pngc SIS, Twill sell al the north from, door OF tho
Court House OF said county, OH
SATURDAY. TIE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901,
commencing ut 10 o'clock Il M. the following
described property. thu, Is 10 say:
A piece OF land situated on Wheeling Island,
in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county. West Vir-
einia bounded on the east by Ontario street, on
the north b. lands Of George Zil!js. on the west
by the west channel OF the Ohio river. OF Tho
south by New Jersey street. and being oil OF tho
land marked as square No. q on tho PLAT VI GU
cllrist's addition NO.3.
WI. W. CoWDES. T.ussse.
W. ii. lIALhhE Auctoneer. scl9
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday.
October 81, when the property will be offered on
the following terms: The sum OF $3.50 and rs
much more rs the purchaser elects to pay, cash
on the day OF sale, the balance In Two equal in.
stnllmentS ut one ana ;SO years, the purchaser 10
give notes bearing interest for the deferred pay.
mentS W. ]. W. COWDES, Trustee
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foH oHLG,
Sixty lots, from 500 20 SD each
Forty lots from SOD TO $50 each. In Bclvcdprc
Addition.
slxty.Ilvc feat front, on vlfglnia street, l2)
fee, front on south York street, Tor ., so.
Dctimblo seeOnt'claN hotel property for sjnf1.
lot No ID, Elizabeth street, 500; 40. ii. s1.5:
No. II, so; 80, IS, S!2j; No. 10, SOL: No. %.
SlOl; No. u, SlUO, III II "
No. 60 North Front street. Tho most desirable
building site on said street. Size, CODY about J
feet
Eight acrcs OF land cxccllen, orchard and
reslQhcc OF eleven rooms near West Liberty
Academy, can b. bought for SIC0).
Two valuable lots on Chapllnc street
Two lots on South Front street.
TWO desirable residences on Chnplluc streo.
no 1923 MCColl0Ch street.
Desirable residence on Fifteenth street
No. u? Fifteenth street. Ground q ioct front
No. lJS jacob street
100 acres OF land IN sully county. South Da.
kOtn NY =
lj0acrciiarm IN Marshall county.
No. TSiNtccnih street
Thlrty'nyo acrcs stone and coz! land. Rtlsa Run.
Ohio.
Seventeen md onc.hali ncrrs land, ono.hsn
mile west lower point OF Island
No. 1860 WCtIcl street. ground 80 by So1ioo.
No. @SSl ind ELL Wood street
Twentyono shares Riverside Glass Works
J.0ck at a bargain.
Nos. 1901 mud 800 Gnnplinostroas
No. CO.'S McColoch street
No. 2Ni Market street
No. G Ohio street.
No. 23li Fol street
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Nm. moncMEn's TESTIMONY.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12

comes moro remunerative 1t can be taxed
more heavily.
"How about Mexican manufactured" 1
asked.
Manufacturing in Mexico" said the
President, sis constantly increasing. Every
year new paper, wool and cotton manufac-
tories are established, and the old ones are
being continually enlarged. There is
A Great Manufacturing Growth
going on in the States of Puebla, Jalisco
and Oaxaca, and in the Federal district A
number of new factories for the making of
beer, spirits and wine have been started,
and believe that in manufactures of all
kinds there is great field for American
capital and American enterprise.
The conversation here turned to educa-
tion, and President Diaz told me that there
was now a compulsory primary education
throughout Mexico, and th t thre Mexican
Congress and the Government we doing all
they could to improve their educational
methods. He said that he thought that the
Indians could be greatly improved by the
Mexican school system and that though the
work would be slow, they would eventually
make good and intelligent citizens. He
spoke highly of the progress of Mexico in
an educational way and characterized the
Indian population as people possessed of
great natural abilities and infinite possibili-
ties. He then referred to the Worlds Fair
saying: "Mexico has cordially accepted the
invitation to the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Her exhibits will be the best
Calculated to Promote Trade
and business relations between the two
countries. The plan of the exhibition will
differ somewhat from that adopted by us at
the New Orleans Exposition, and the inten-
tion is to give q practical exhibition of
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sprung from the people; they are sung and
loved by the people, and they represent, as
nothing else possibly can, the musical quail
ity of the people.
Our very familiarity with these tunes
and the commonplace associations
with which we identify them have
inevitably caused us unthinkingly
to regard them with contempt Can any
good come out of Nazareth? In point of
fact, we ourselves are the poorest Judges in
such case; prejudice is not opinion. The
unbiased opinion of such man as Levy
may well give US pause in our hasty and
sweeping condemnation of these Ito us)
"cheap tunes"
AT any rate, whether we agree or not with
the high foreign approval now being evoked
by our national airs in Mr.. Saddler's orches-
tral setting, we cannot fail to see with pleas
ure that it adds an entirely new element to
Americas musical reputation abroad. The
prevalent idea over there is not merely that
America is musically far behind Europe
which is true-but that our people at large
care only for such recreations as baseball
and prize fighting, having no musical in
clinations worth taking into account. Mr..
Saddler's work has been widely received
over there as proving the contrary. Our
peoples songs are being favorably compared
with those that have founded the reputation
of the musical Hungarians.
Is not this accomplishing something cred
liable for our musical reputation, Brother
Fox?