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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06
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Church Dedication Tho Fourth = jury
Commits sioners- Other Notes.

Church Dedication Tho Fourth Jury
Commissioner Other Notes.
The ISTRLAoEScER boomer is the talk
Of the city.
Dir. and Mrs. j. B. Alexander afe at
Parkersburg attending the council OF
the 2. E, church. S..s
The Trinity P. E. church will be con-
secrated next Monday by Bishop g. w.
Peterkin. Several other visiting min
listers will be present.
The "no.na1nen fishing party, COM
posed OF eight or ten couples OF young
ladies and gentlemen from this city, ARE
eamped ut Fish creek. t...sSy
Messrs. ]. A. Eyins, ]. Howard Holt
T. j. Parsons, j. B. Mcclure and D. b.
Evans went 10 Wheeling Thursday to
submit the whisky injunction cases
from this city, now pending In the su-
preme Court. -
Messrs. II. w. Hunter and I. 7. Gray
have been appointed jury commission
ers for Marshall county, the former Tor
tour years and the latter for two years.
The selection OF these two gentlemen
give entire satisfaction.
Circuit Court will be in session to-day.
The case OF the city Of MoundsGille tvss
tho o. X. railroad will besubmitted this
morning. This a bill fora mandatory
injunction to compel the railroad com
pany to comply with the ordinance
granting the company the right OF way
through the city.
| mass meofinO Iyaa hold Mt the court
house Thursday evening to consider the
matter of having IN old fashioned cele-
bration here on the Fourth, A COM
mittee OF ten was appointed to appoint
such sub committees as it should deem
necessary to carry into effect the inten-
ton to have the biggest celebration in
the history of the city. The committee
appointed is to report at a meeting to
be held next Thursday evening. The
meeting Thursday evening was especial
ly interesting because of the lack OF
hafmony. but I'll MI s 81 long pull
and q strong pull for the monster cele-
bration. Hi1siii5s9s
Misses Sarah Porter, ::AnniS Ewing
and Annie Hooten IRE the new teachers
employed to teach in the public school
the coming term. All the teachers who
were employed last year have been
retained, excepting Miss Emma Parldn'
son and Laura Lindsey, who resigned.
The board drew lots yesterday to settle
the question us to who should be
assigned 10 the colored school. The
names of all teachers, except Miss
Ewing and Miss Hooten, they having
had no experience in teaching, were
placed on a list, and seven blanks and a
ticket having "colored school written
upon it were placed in a hat. The first
two names drew blanks Miss Matte
Wilion's name was third on the list,
and when her name was called the lot
fell to her. u ,oss
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,aR mar TEX, June s.-The Wichita
Indians, with whom a commission is
now treating, have decided that they
will not accept the proposition to sell
100 acres each in allotment, and sell the
balance of this land at fifty cents per
acre. They will make a counter pro-
R6Sitionlto sell all their lands at $3.50
per acre. and endeavor either to estab-
fish their claim upon the lands now oc-
cupied by tho Cheyennes and Arapha-
hoes or, failing in that, to purchase
home among the Choctaws and Chicka-
saws. where they think they viii be
more FREQ from interruption.
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Tho purest nnd Rest

article known to medical science are
used in preparing Hoods sarsaparilla.
Every ingredient is carefully selected,
personally examined, and only the best
retained. The medicine is prepared
under the supervision OF thoroughly
competent pharmacists, and every step
in the process OF manufacture is care
fully watched with view to securing in
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best possible re-
III
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pE1nA1RE ooSMENoES1ENr.
Tho Largest Glass and ono of the Fines
Entertainments.

Tho Largest Glass and ono of tho Finest
Entertainments.
The class of '9l of the Bellaire high
school graduated last evening, The
Elysian Theatre, where the exercises
took place, was crowded to its fullest
capacity. The Wheeling Opera House
Orchestra and Miss Lucy Robinson,
teacher OF vocal music in the Wheeling
schools, added much to the enjoyment
Of the evening. The class was COMPOSED
OF twenty pupils, as follows: t4Emma
Rachael Besse, Edward Charles Blon,
Margaret Myrtle Clements, Rosetta
Bonarius, Clarence John Crawford,
Alberta Margaret Hoffman, Forest
Malvern Evans, 0hle Elizabeth Gill,
Anna Charlotte Hayes, Anna Mary
johnson, Margaret Kern, Mary
Blanche McGregor, Dan G9Bfnest
Kurtz, Nellie Corneliditw NlegetS
Florence Elizabeth Phillips Doretta
Padenbach, Orion Porterfeld, Carrie
Elizabeth Wassman, Anna Lila shupe
and Mary Ellen White. The Opera
House was gaily decorated. No ban
quot was given this year, as
has been customary, and in
stead OF showering flowers on
the graduates, they were presehted With
useful books. D. w. Cooper, ESQ., Pres
ident of the Board Of Education made
an address to the class, and Miss Minnie
Marsh handed the members their dtplo-
mas. Altogether it was one Of the
pleasantest commandments on record,
and this was the largest class the schools
ever sent out. mr. ! y -
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We have recently brought an expert
broad baker to the city from the great
Marvin bakery. 1t is with pleasure
that we inform tie public that the gem
tleman will remain ard take tho man
agement OF our bread department. We
place before our many patrons to-day
The most elegant and artistic breads
ever offered in this city, or any
othe= city. The old favorites,
TINT have becn so popular, are
transformed rs ii by magic, But it is
only the knowledge, Judgment and skill
Of one who has devoted life of study
to the business, andreduced the profes-
sion OF baking bread to science. We
will add TO the numerous varieties al
ready before the public line OF novel
ties entirely new to this city, and OF u
Quality never equaied in any city. We
will make specially OF pure Rye Bread,
made by an entirely new process, vi
emma Bread, made with sweet milk, fine
Graham Bread and French and Vienna
Rolls.
Sold by all Grocers, and at our Sales
rooms, No. 1880 Market street.
WHEELING BAKERY.
The Wheeling Bakery's Prize Bread
is sold by all grocers. Ask for it.
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eve CREDIT
WHERE CREDIT is Due.
Friends and Neishbors Wonder at
1t, but It Can be Accounted Cor by
Entirely Natural Causes.

You may search medical journals,
you may search the records Of recov-
cries published in the public press, but
themost untiring search will not reveal
a case that is more remarkable than
that Of Mr.. John W. House, respected
and well known gentleman, who is at
present stopping with his daughter,
Mrs. Guy, South Front street, fourth
house from gate Of Fair Ground, Wheel
inty leland
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HARRlsBuRa, Pa, June 4.-ovid F.
johnson, John G. johnson and Mayor
sulzbecker, for Richard G. oellers and
City Solicitor Warwick for the city Of
Philadelphia, appeared to-day before
the Supreme Court in support of the
claim Of Mr.. 0ellers to the city treasury
ship of PHILADELPHIA.
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,.ullirr gcandal among the brltisn ~
l!ocacy.
.n,5eans know little about the
.,rs a. /. is almost strictly a foreign
sg,,. The nobility are very fond OF it
',J,be Prince of Wales seems to have
ieea particularly fascinated with the
'' From Hoylc tho following description
d lie game is taken;
8,tcarat is game at pure chance,
! =: Lax come resemblance to Yingt-
,.ap o, Twenty.one, but is much more
nDid The banker or the players win
r lose as they approximate APPOINT,
Which Is nine.
roploy baccarat large oval table is
rs. Generally directly in front OF the
adler or banker, line is drawn across
Gs tabIe dividing it into two equal
rsY,ioBs Sometimes from a radial
pgint before the bunker lines are drawn
10 The edge OF the table.
Aay humble. OF persons can play:
They take places to the right or left Of
iIc line the banker being in the mid
Sie All who are on his right make
fbsir bets on two cards, all those on his
IN on two other cards. These two
cards to the right and left players and
10 the banker may be supplemented by
sthiri card to each, as Will be presently
exclaimed Differing from Ningt-et-un,
opy one new card oGn be taken.
h France, baccarat It's played%ith one
mack Of lifty.two cards; in the United
States with three full packs. Whether
one or three packs are used, the chances
inthe gai remain the same. The only
glyantaga Of using three packs Is that
les time is lost in shutting. 59s
DEALING. is7o W
The cards are shuiilcd and cut by rs
many OF the players rs may wish. The
DEALER may. at his option, say: "Iwill
throw of three or four or six cards be-
ior opening the deal"-and can place
these lace upward on the table, These
'e dead cards, and do not affect the
pine IN any way. g5T
When the dealer begins hegiyes first
one card to his left to the player A,
then one card to the player 9, both be-
Ing the elder hands, then a third card
bhimseli. He gives second card to-
A,a second card to Q and q third to
himself. There arc only six cards given
iHthis preliminary stage OF thelgame.
Before any cards have been given bets
inmale. All the players on the left
make their bets on the cards to be given
to A, as do the players on the right,
Who make their bets on the cards Q is
tOrceive.
After this the first round, 1t is B on
&Clett and P on the right who get the
next two cards; at the secondHF6und, @
lni0, and so on, until finallythe most
daan; players from the dealer, I and
J, get their two cards. Then the dealer,
who is the banker, begins with A and @
'gaIa next TO B and P, as before ex-
planned.
O.on.n 1,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

HALIFAX, N. s., June A. Piggott, the
Texas rancher, has been arraigned be-
fore Judge Weatherbee, at Truro, on
writ of habeas corpus. A telegram to
the sheriff say that Judge Weather
bee discharged the prisoner on the
ground that he was not guilty OF en-
bezzlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

NJ. II. McNabb, the well-known dra-
matte editor OF the Evening Nctrs, has re-
ceived an appointment in the railway
mail service, running between Grafton
aud Chicago. Mr.. McNabb passed a
brilliant examination in his new; field
and his many friends wish him success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

At Q o'clock this afternoon at the
Opera House the pupils OF Prof. vii.
liam Armstrong will give matinee
musicale. These entertainments are
always artistic and enjoyable, and those
SO fortunate as to be present this after
noon will enjoy a fine treat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

THE world is always intcrestedin the
cure Of consumption, yet its prevention
is OF far more Importance. DIR. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup Is guaranteed to
cure coughs and colds soldby all deal
ers on guarantee of satisfaction. DIV.
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800 Rewnrd. 800.

The readers of the INrE1L1dRScER will
be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
doing its work. The proprietors have
SO much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer one hundred dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
o. Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06
q. Q. SMITH,
my22 REAL ESTATE AGENT, 1919 Market St
Real Estate for Sale.

Building lots on west EidO OF North Huron
street, Island, az go per foot front
A fine dwelling property on tho west Ode al
Market street. north Of Ninth street.
Lot l00x100 feet, southwest corner McColloch
and ThIrtieth streets, with four dwelling hOuseG
No, 23li Jacob EtTO0t, hrec-roomRd cottage,
lot l6x100 feet, for 81 900.
l00TSS0 feet In Pleasant Valley, on the NadonaI
road, for q 800, on easy terms, ,ei
The business building, No. l522 Main street
now occupied BY J. W. Hunter & Cos spice
The Pryor place on National road near Elm
eroye. consisting Of about twenty acres, With
Lot ssxlse III. on the eas. side OF North Front
street., Island, $500.
No. % Virginia street, Island, FOons and bath
NJ. lS21 EotR street, opposite the Cathedral
No. l0i Fifteenth street, rooms, -
No. 12s1S fourteenth street, i've rooms, attic
Lot sOxi56 north side Of Fourteenth street,
Lot 9OxI20 feet North Huron street, Island,
Nos. 2l1S and 2lls Main Street lot +txl2O iSet
Sa01
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Additional Train Service on the Pan
Hnnhln -

Commencing Monday, June 8, the
Panhandle road will put on an extra
passenger train, leaving Wheeling at
$3.50 n. M, city time, making direct con
nection for Columbus, Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and st. Louis and interme-
diate points. There will also be an addi-
tional train arriving at Wheeling at 6;2j
p. M, having connections froma!lpoints
west and local points east.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06
ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALR

Six. roomed dwelling, lot TGxl5s, on northwest
corner Of North trout aud KeuturEy streetS
This is good property and splendid location.
Price $3.50. %
Eievcn.rooped brick house With brick stable
in rear, northeast corner Eof and Twentieth
streets, $3.50. ~
New foprroomed frame house, large yard, ut
MS MOySton street, $50.
Six.roomed house, hot and cold water we'll
built house, At 1904 McCOllOCh street, 5000.
INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY Two ron ONE
Twenty-slx acres Of beautiful laying land Joining
Martins Ferry. within three squares Of new
street cAr line II pintted into lots will bring mis-
season $1,000 Price $500,
6ix.rOomed frame house, lot 2s4l9O, at q
South Huron street, S2,90O.
Cottage house, No. . South Huron stneat
lat 89SiEfl, 81 100.
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.RINEHART & TATUM,
apo 1914 Market street..
FOE S Aid.

six.roomed brick house on northwest corner
GhapIlne and Twenty sixth streets, 5000.
Fiva.rOomed brick house, with brick stabla,
ground 100 feet front, between Thirty4irst and
| fhlFty.second streets, 81 600, III
FiYe.roomed house, Si6 EoR Street.
six.roomed brick house, in very good condi-
ton, No. 2620 Jacob street, s. 600.
g8aSS $ e., aGS oDs on SDS s1Sa S Sa g.
tween Thirty.arst and thtrty'second Streets
5000.
Two brick houses, rooms in each, 1ss and 100
Eighteenth street, 81, 900 each.
EoUrFoOmed house, PCS Wood street, $3.50.
six-roomsd house, In veEy good condition, on
Marketstrcet, between Twenty:third and Twenty
fourth streets, $500. %. 90,
FeuFEooasd house on Tweuty.nlnth street,
-FiSSlrrooned house on Twentythird and
Rossi lease and dSturca in city, dong pay
Good business house on Chnplino street. Gem
u Hall u fH lot on Eofr street, sixth ward, 5000
HRlf lot on Moysten street, Sixth whn, $50,
Manufacturing site near G & p freight depot,
Lots IN @sryiynn, nea. Bcnweo4 Junction.
800 to 500 each; one-third Gosh, balance in one
Lots In Filan, whyto eQlnsheFs addition,
500 10 500 each.
Lots in A. II. Patterson addition 10 !slm Grove,
from 500 10 $3.50 each. Also lots In the old Fair
Grounds and Hydinger's additions. ba
Eighty-seven acres two miles east OF the city.
$50 acres near Sherrdrd, well improved
Eighty acres near Woodland station, Marshall
county, 81 800
Glendale stock for sale.
Farm Of $50 aoros on HARMONIC Creek, in eros!
Creek district, Brooke county, ". Va, three aud
half miles from 6toubenyille aud thiry'egtlt
miles from Pittsburgh on the p, c, & St L. Rail-
| road containing two brick houses, one seven
rooms, the other three rooms; three veins OF
coal * feet, feet and feet thick quarry OF
good building stone opened, with rlilroad
switch leading TO same, Price sIOQ0.
Beautiful place OF three and On0.hNlt acres on
Fairmont pike, In city limits with 10 tOomed
brick house, in splendid condition, good brick
stable aud outbuildinEs, complete This prop
erty Is well suited TO divide into lots.
Two lots on the high ground IN ZAnO'S orchard
addition on South Huron street. Island
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Apthe dealer, or banker. 40.
AA,C y. L. +, &, II, I, arc players 10 the loft
ilcs v" wv '''"3 s'''-
IN I. M y, 0,P, Q, players to the right, bet
w lEo 9Iher cards given them.
Az me dealer. lie takes also two cards.
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OBJECT OF THE GAME.

Players and the banker try to get tho
point OF nine. II the right.hand play.
e!s have made q seven, the lett-hand
players alive, aud the banker six, the
y, TSak would pay all the waSers made by
N N risht.hGnd players, and would win
" The wagers made By the left-hand
l9yers The bankers six was one
POM !es9 than the players OH the right,
VINO had seven, and one point more
yum yum the players on the right, who had
now THR CARDS COUNT.
Nine is the highest Winning point.
sao's count ace, one; deuce, two, and
on 9eGarding to their spots. The
Sns md all the picture cards count ten.
NY W, 2 Ton has no value in bRccarat. 1t
1 sJ,her increases nor diminishes the
'aae Of the cards.
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: WIRE VERY FULLY DESCRIBED.

Points About the Species of
'' e,,,n,Ing Engaged in by the Prince
Yswole, and tho English Aristoo-
~, and Has Caused the Great
TN" ,'.zs-
Libel Suit
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Won S8e lad three make four II ten
Nm. gwen as the third card. ono and n
do, and ten would be fourteen, De
va ''om II and The total would
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-06

In a recent interview, Mr. House said: III you
vera 70 publish my sufleEngs igs. aS 4 ag ".
gone through thpn people woaiS tnsS sIr,S9 II i
credible sS SSar -Four yeafi ars SSo fire brick
cssn ~ Ashland, Ky, which required
aiicrilon. and many moT lSs
would have 10 get OUT RIes - TN
md Knees 10 oversee the work. Az tnot utn a,.
would 20 a week or more without eating i ms1t
i Couldnot retain It. ] became 70 weak Lna aa.o
had 10 quit work. ThlnklnS may 49, ShA ~
might do inc good moved 70 bEaSuoSSESS IA =" q
LI1 my suffering continued. Ny head naa az
dull. heavy feeling; my eyes were wateryi my
nose would stop up and at times y Woulu SEEN ZEN
that could not get my breath " tnS t,,Ts1t
Ings would raise quantities 81 SnlS S,bpS IN nv
phiegm. had sharp, shooting pans ,,n ~ h ~.
ehesf. which would sometimes thli around po'
tween the shoulders in the bact; .,A -.
"Iy cough was awful. AT night ~ Woulu III
haust every mite OF strength hga py ~ S'Ieat
deal, II would seem to bloat Hnd sven ona W. "
tender 10 inc touch. l became 50 Guy LnaT
when went out on the street people
was drunk My bowels were always ppSS
by Case had been pronounced hVPe4Ves "NN
Wls told l had consumption. :, ~ ,yhool.
Wsomo months ago was summoned 70 Mhee e
ing 10 attend the funeral OF my son-ln'taHS'
While he1e was compelled 70 tHsys nv w yn Nm
NV memory began 10 fail. j could not tenneH'
her names and later I became delirlous. NY
friends became alarmed and insisted on my nav,
Ing further medical attenuoui Auu suggestive
DIS Copeland & Bell"
Well, what has been the resultR -,.,o
Lar more than ever thought II was possiitpIes
iwouid nave boon In my grave to-day II 1t had
not been for them. ! am to-day praGtlcally
we'll man. have walked ten mIles without De,
coming any mora tired than would pc natu I...
euro as almost miraculous. II these physlci9ns
can do 80 much With case IKE mine, what
can't they do for tho more ordinary catarrhal
troubles, which Is their speciality But as YOU,
gladly give fuller details Of my cure TO anyone
Who viii call on me, or write me, at the above
address"
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ASK your grocer for loaf Of the
Wheeling Dakery's Eew Jubilee Bread.
You will md it the best loaf you ever
atc,
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spooTORs COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent ofices at 1921 Main street, wheeling,
W Va, where they treat With SUCCESS an G9fap .S
7to9p. m. Sundays, 8 a. m. 70 - m, and %
D, m. spccialtleS-CG tarrh and diseases OF the
Bye Ear, Throat and Lungs Conspiiauonp mr. nee
Address all mall 10 pIis. COPELAND q bEhh'
112l Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Treatment. Including medlclne. & month.
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nj GAME OF BaGERA7

.,.,., Eos Been Made SO Famous
Vp ~ the Great London Trial,
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no IHT.

Three rooms at 1854 Market street, g.
Three rooms at 100 Twenty.ninth street, 20 %
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BAKED Australian hash--baked mar
rowiat heans-fresh fsh-hot coffee like
your mother used to mike. Bader &
MRurer. l4lI Market street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-17

The famous Lake Kenoshia serpent has
been captured, to the JOY OF the persons
who claimed to have seen the serpent and
to the disgust of the unbslievers.
On December 4. Warren @. Baker Of
Danbury. Conn, was driving along the
shore OF the lake when he saw what he
supposed was huge limb Of a tree across
the road. His horse showed evidences Of
fright and SHE'D. and it was long time
before he could be induced TO 20 near the
object. Mr.. Baker at last alighted and
then discovered that what he took for
the limb OF a tree was q serpent. 1t ap-
peared to be badly chilled and lay motion
less. Mr.. Baker succeeded In getting the
serpent into the back part OF his carriage
and drove rapidly back To the city.
He showed the serpent TO DIR. Knox. who
for a number OF years was the veterinary
surgeon attached to Barnum's circus, and
who has seen great many reptiles. Dr.
Knox boug ht the ser rpent and then wrapped
1t up In nannels and cotton. The SER
pent, after lying all night swathed in
warm blankets. got u bath Of warm milk,
in which Ii now lies.
The serpent is as large around the body
as man, and is nineteen feet and eight
inches In length. 1t has fiat head and 10
covered with scales. II it lives, 1t will be
placed on exhibition.