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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

At the annual stockholders meeting
Of the Dollar Savings Bank, held yester.
day, the following gentlemen were elect
I'd Directors: O. p Brown, E. Buck
man, Peter Cansell, W. j. w. Cowden,
George Hook, Bernard Klieves, Alfred
PAUL, N. B. Scott, ]. B. fancy, John S.
Welty.
The National Bank Of West Virginia
elected Msssrs. NJ. Reilly, August Rolf,
N. W. Hazlstt, ]. r. McCortney, Chas.
W. Brockunier, E. W. oglebay, John
Wagner.
The Commercial Bank also reelected
the old Board, as follows: Jacob
Thomas, W. A. Wilson, NJ. W. AmiCk,
Myron Hubbard, W. 7. Burt, F, P.
Hiidreth.
The following Board was elected by
the stockholders of PEOPLES Bank /:
Thomas 0'Buen, George q. Hannah, D.
L. RatClifF, 7. 7. Hutchinson, Edward
Rsid, John A. Hess, Frank Cruise.
The stockholders OF the First National
Bank Of Bridgeport were served with an
elegant turkey dinner at Mrs. Eliza
Coss's, after which the annual election
for Directors was held, and the following
gentlemen were elected; ". W. Hollo.
way, L. Spence, 8. A. Junkins, John
Woods, William Alexander, David Park,
Israel Steer,
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DR.. IONBS's HOSPITAL.
Not an Insane Asylum, but Hospital for
Nervous Diseases.

Not an Insane Asylum, but Hospital for
Nervous Diseases.
The hospital which DR.. Hattie Jones
proposes to establish in Wheeling,
reference to which was made in yester-
days ISTELLIaENcER, is not to be a
hospital for insane people, but for the
treatment OF nervous diseases and dis
eases OF women. DR.. Jones says that
her experience in the State Hospital for
the Insane at Weston emphasized
the need for just such a hos
pital. Persons suffering from nervous
affections are frequently sent there
when their disease is not OF q character
TO be successfully treated there. She
hopes to establish here q hospital for
this special work which will result in
much good. Her brother, Mr.. Scott
Jones, Is here with her, and will lend
his aid to get the enterprise started in
good shape. Insane patients will not be
reeaiVed
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The young man, Ed Wilmington, an employee
Of the Baltimore & Ohio shops here, who went
home with sore throat, diei alter terrible suLcr.
ing ut his home near LeWiS's mills Monday.
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NJ. j. uoFADDEN.
/ BARGAINS IN
WINTER
UNDERWEAR.

COED Heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers,
III sizes, only Is cents.
Extra Heavy Colored Merino shlrts
and Drawers, all sizes, IS cents.
Double Breast and Back Camefs Hair
Shirts, ali sizes, reduced to so cents.
Good All Wool Red Shirts aud Draw.
ers, all sizes, only 30 cents:
Best White Merino Shirts and Draw
ara, very heavy and soft as silk, all sizes,
Gamel's Hair Shirts and Drawers, OK;
ira heavy and won't shrink, only 90
'e Fine Striped Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, won't shrink or fade, all sizes' only
rs cents. o....o
Wool Red Shirts aud Drawers, al! Sizes
81 90. s.,... ,.a
DIwor6, fast colors, all sizes, reduced
from 81 so to 81 %. N.....,
Fine Double Breast and Back Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
81 80 TO 81 so. a,D.,m
ers, al sizes, % cents.
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E-7.sssit
HENRY Al tTANLkY.
Tho Great Explorer Ond HIS Bride TO Ytstt
wheeling Soon.

Tho Great Explorer 0nd HIS 1Flqe 70 ftsit
wheeling Soon.
Arrangements have been perfected
By which Henry NJ. Stanley, the greatest
Of all explorers, will visit Wheeling on
February 10. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Stanley. on that evening Mr..
Stanley will deliver q lecture in the
Wheeling Opera House on his expert
ences in Africa. Owing to favorable
circumstances, tho people Of Wheeling
enjoy the opportunity TO hear a
man who has created the great
eat furore on the platform known
in regent years. Wherever he goes PEG.
pie crowd about his special car as II he
were the iayorite candidate for Presi-
dent, and his services are in suoh de-
mand that repeated efforts have been
made in vain to get himto visit Wheel
ing, and the only reason he does so now
is that he has two dates with an inter-
vening night, and cannot conveniently
reach a larger town where he has not
hanI1
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THR GREAT KATE PLRFINGTOE,

Two Topics, Two Marks, Eva and her Pony,
lin Players New songs, New Music, New IlRnces
Everything New. A Car Load 81 Beautiliil
SeeneFy. The GtandeSt Street Parade every
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A:0Q-ptaSet Rev. H. n. Campbell
OiO0-AddrcSs OF Welcome..... Rev. |. s. Winter
{. 80-Withln and Withov t..,.,...G George I Scott
Liberalization Between Agriculture and Man
ilIAnlIlEn ........l. u. NnEhEln
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ton. Mary Hail, Matte Huggens, Nanny
Wells, Delphia Young, Sue stitel, Stella
Kraus, Mamie and Annie MeCully, Leila,
Carrie and Bessie Aiolter, Edna Jackson,
Amy Forester, Blanc Rose, Bert and
Bessie Hazlett, Bessie Abram, and
0rleenR Shannon, and Masters Elmer
and Willie earle, George Bsyhs, Earl
Mckee, James Collins, Ephrim Conner,
Ed Molter, David EllinRham, John and
Albert Brandtass, Harold Young and
Walter ThornbufR Mr.. James Gitin
made fun for the children.
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Another frightful calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed TO the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results OF this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at Hof's shoe store,
atlas Main street, and the people are the
benefactoB by 1t. Gall and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced ofthe truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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NEW! NEW! REV!

We are now in receipt Of a complete
line OF Fall and Winter HOOiens, con-
SIstiag Of 0TercOatings, Sultings, fanIa.
lOOnings and Fancy Ysstings which We
warraHt 10 make up in tlrst.class style
nj IcssOnable prices and III gnaran' eed.
4 complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless MerlnO anu
Fast Black Half Hose at zoe q pair:
Wear our celebrated all.NO0l hnlt
Jackets. q. HESS h SONS,
1921 A. 1898 Market Street,
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INC GA r oommander.

Official notice has been received that
Department Commander George A.
Walker, with the Junior Vice Com
mander and Assistant Quartermaster
General, OF the G. A. R. Of West Yir.
Rinia, will pay an official visit to Han.
cock Post January 2s, stenhens rnost on
the 10Th, Sheridan Post on the SOth,
and Holiday Post on tho Slst. Holli:
day Post has appointed a committee,
consisting Of Oscar seeley, F. q. Crago,
Thomas Chambers, O. T. Reed and W.
s. Meek, to make arrangements to give
the visitors reception worthy Of their
exalted rank,
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The marriage Of Mr.. Charles J. Mil.
ton, Of st. Louis, and Miss Lucie Seville
Loring will take place at st. Matthew'S
church at hall past six this evening. The
attendants from abroad have all arrived
and all the preparations TO make this
the greatest social event Of the season in
Wheeling are complete.
The reception at the residence Of
Msior Loring, at Monument Place, after
the wedding, will be largely attended,
and most Of those going out will go in
carriages, while others will 90 by the
motor line. A special motor has not
been chartered, aud those using the
motor as conveyance will be compelled
10 leave early in the evening.
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The Farmers Institute, to be held at
the Opera House, Martins Ferry, on
Thursday and Friday Of this week,
promises to DO a great success, The
programme Is complete. It isas follows:
THURSDAY MORNING.
MuSIe.
I9;oS-PtaEor :; ;;; Rev d H. n c%%2pbell
iS:S0-Within and Wit6ou t...,.,... George i Scott
lllS-Relatlon Between AgricultuTc and Man.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
l:3g-Fult Growing as Buslnets...E. W. Reid
2:l6-Should Farners prgAnizs....;w ". q. Berry
8:O0-FGTmOEs and tucaton .+..... Ptoi. MAnntx
5r THURSDAY EVENING.
Music,
T:sSS1Farnors' Homes, aud How e ! Build It'd,
4A'ta''''''''''' Musk; ;ii;."'''''''' We " D''t'
-
s,S-rbe brotherhood aS 81 NAa.....-c. L. weoms
TElDAY MoRSISd.
looo-Ptayct Rev. 1 A.E BEoE S.s
80 Discussion.
....,.A. F. Hickman
w. Discussion.
lll5 Slower al Fcrlilll q E. B. dlfn
Discussion.
Opening OF the question Box.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
MUSE.
Organisation.
l,0O-The FarmerB In the LegiSlatuIee
9ls-small Fruits iSt ProaI;,..~........E W. Reid
3,O0-Wleat Culture .......,. .....r.A. 7. Hickman
DiCuSsion.
FRIDAY EVENING.
7. hcRelVey
AuAic. ,,,,,o
s'lS-RseiatlOn Music. Miss Mildred Cope
hA1LIu
Adjournment
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1Ir. DunnIDg's RscommendationS.
=, ., t,Is.... "a a.. F.1.,tt,..A.,

ASAA4St A'stststessfS~'"
sIR:-Kindly permit me to state a few
facts through your valuable paper to
the voters OF this prosperous city regard
ing ogr coming municipal election.
James A Dnnning, one OF the oandi.
dates for Mayor. has always filled &C.
ceptably each public Office he has held,
without giving ofense to any class of
He is a man OF good sound judgment,
a good CitiEan, and il elected Mayor
would perform his duties with great
credit to himself and the entire city.
Although a Republican, he Is not
offensive as such, neither Is he man
that would act rashly, but in conserva-
tive manner.
This city has not for along time had
as level.headed candidate offered 1t for
Mayor as James A. banning, aud all
parties concede his ability to do what
will bs required OF him in any position.
SIXTH WARD DENocRAT.
IVhesI;u1 Inn IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

The stockholders Of the G. A. R. Hall
Association mot last night. The report
Of the Secretary shows that the Associa.
ton is in first.class shape. A dividend
Of 10 per cent was declared, and this
leaves a good cash balance in the treas
pry. The following Directors were
Chambers, Of Holiday Post; Mira. iiIa
COX, Of the W. R, O.; Capt. Frank Hall,
tths s. OF "; oscarSeeley, q. seamon,
w. S. Meek and P. b. Dobbin1, repre-
senting the stockholders. The new
Board will meet Friday evening to or.
ganize for the coming year.
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FRIDAY EyENINo.


The above play will be seen for the
frat time 10 the city ct tho Grand Opera
House on next Friday and Saturday. II
is a beautiful western story, told by q
splendid company, and tntersPersed with
good music, new songs and dances, in.
Guiding the famous New York Mirror
ouartette. The company carries oil ita
own scenery from the brush Of the late
Matt Morgan.
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pIonsant BIrthday Party,

On Monday evening a crowd Of young
folks gathered at the home OF Master
Albert Loefiler, to celebrate his twelfth
birthday, and from them he received
numerous nice presents. Games and
music were the amusements Of the
evening, refreshments being served ct Q
seasonable hour. Among those present
were, Misses Hattie and Maggie Bicker-
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Night before last at a late hour Sam.
.uel Elder, the soap manufacturer, while
going to his home on Eighteenth street,
was struck by an unknown man and
knocked ssnseless. When lie recovered
he found $ll In cash and valuable papers
had been stolen. He Is badly cut and
bruised. This sort Of thing has become
entirely too common,
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Last evening about 8 o'clock Alfred
Corsey, colored man employed as
ianitor Of the offices in the Ress block,
on Market street, tripped as he was
coming out OF the building, and fell
clear down the long flight Of stairs upon
Market street, striking upon his head.
He lay unconscious until taken into
Hess tailor shop. The patrol wagon
was called and he was removed to the
North Wheeling hospital. At last &C.
counts he was still in . bad condition,
but It was not certain that he was fatally
lninred
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Another strnpre Ab1onco,

Thomas Kahn, laborer, who lived
near the Workhouse, has been missing
since Monday morning. BE left the
house telling his wife he was going to
Bellaire to try and get work. he had
never been In the habit OF staying away
over night, and his wife Is worried a
pood deal,
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Or oup,aulu.,s Lecture.

Rev. DIR. Gunsaulus was greeted by
large and refined audience at the Opera
House last night, every seat in the low
or part Of the house being filled. Rev.
Or. Cunningham introduced him. His
theme was "a Chapter in the History. oil
Liberty" which had reference to the In
tluence OF Christs birth and teachings
ON freedom throughout the Christian
era. His words were frequently inter-
spersed with applause. The lecture was
both enjoyable and instructive, and was
very much appreciated by the hearers.
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NEW York, Jan. ls.-There was further I'm,
proyement IN the inquiry aud demand for Dry
goods, though activity ~ not reached. The stu
alton, however, looks better, aud there Is 9TH q
better lee ing and better tone 70 gods There
were no quotation changes In prices, buE there
was appreciation OF value In rome instances.
Confidence seems 10 DO rcturni 8 with an easier
money market. Buyers are expecled to continue
conservative, but the pr gresS mixing with Job
bers would indicate q full season aud wide,
general demand for DRY goods.
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If Won cannot SET and need spectGcles
yon sh0uM Gallo us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
lnegt instruments and more experience
tIlNp any other Optician in the STATE,
md apaTantee satisfaction or money re.
fnnded, JACOB ". GRunB,
JeWeler and 0ptclRn,
Car, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Yesterday diver and his apparatus
arrived here from Cleveland, for the
purpose Of diving in the creek in search
Of the body Of Richard knight, who re.
Gently fell through the opening in the
platform in the B. & o. station and was
drowned. It is probable, however, that
the recent high water washed the body
far down stream.
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rrapsfers recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers as follows:
January by Eliza Barr TO Maggie
Hebrank, for $2,7e0, part Of lot 0 in
square 10, on the corner OF Market and
Eleventh streets.
January 10 by George W. Lemon aud
wife TO Sarah j. Grove, vile Of Jonas
Grove, for 81 $50, the south % feet OF lot
8 in William Armstrong; addition, on
the Island. :.
to Elizabeth Davip, for $500, . lot on
Meeting House Hillroad, int Ohio county.
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LIST night Mr.. Andrew Mckee, form.
eriy Of this city, but now Of Philadelphia,
was married there TO Mits Florence Nc.
Oluskey, The ceremony was private on
account OF the serious illness Of a
brother Of the bride. The groom Is a
brother OF Mr.. James 3. Mckee, the
ciSar dealer Of this city
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Ohanro Of lsepublican Nominees.

The Republican City Executive Com
mittee met yesterday afternoon. Owing
to the grave illness Of Captain Roberts,
nominee for the Second Branch of Coun.
Gil from the First ward, he withdrew
from the ticket, and John Daugherty
was nominated in his stead by the com.
mittee. In the Fourth ward Philip
Fletcher declined to run, and Thomas
Hanna was substituted for him on the
ticket
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river channel at this point. There have
been complaints TO the effect that the
cinder which Is being dumped in the
river by the blast furnaces here and in
Beuwood was changing the river chan
mel. The matter will be thoroughly in
vaatiUatsd
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E. L. Ross & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left a few Of the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods In other lines.
DON'T miss this opportunity.
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p. q. nnlecrn Unnamed.

Herman Temple, No. !, Pythian Sis
terhood, installed the following officers
at their hall, over Hibberd & Sons;
P. O., Mrs. A. Graves; NJ. E. O., Mrs. A,
Bottmire; e, sr. Of T., Mrs. John Koch
E. Jr. Of T., Mrs. K MtGranagan :, NJ.
Of T., Mrs. NJ. Schafer; !. ?. Of T., Mts'
Zimmerman; S. G. Of o. T., Mrs. o.
Walters.
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All by bleeding tho Taxpayers.
a FtlFS... 4. . a.. o.. S.IIfn..,.s,,

40 tho Editor OfLas LatelltgIeH.
s1R;-E Yesterdays Registsr contained a
very sublime send OF on the city's tinan-
cial standing at the present time. Look
ing over the other side Of this statement,
and going into detail, one will find that
this great result was brought about by
simply bleeding the taxpayers by an
increase in taxation. 1t is all right to
United States Government taxes, but
the ReOiSttp takes pride IN an increase on
the local taxpayer, and even presnmes
to brag and blow over 1t.
A TIRED TAXPAYER.
Wheelin0. January IS.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. l3.-For West Virginia,
lIcht rain, warmer, Bouthefly gales -.
For Western Pennsylvania anu Ouloi Inn'
EXCEPT clearing In southern Ohio, warmer
SOuthWeSteTly Winos,
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The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be oyerestlmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs .
good medicine to purify, yltallze, and enrich
The blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Peculiar s and SaIlds up p't tas sssten,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradlcates disease. Tho peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
OF the vegetable remedies used give 10
l hSo sa,s sSFsHR BaTes, p'S No To Itself
othermedlcInChass arecord OF wonderful
cures. II You have made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparilla do not be Induced to
take any other instead. It Is Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hpoa'a sarsaparllla Is sold by MI druggists
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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gbe gntelltoerlrer.
onIrel No.. 10 and e7 Fourteenth street
Now AdVertissnient'.

For Rent-Rinehart 4 TAtdm.
stockholdea Mectins-wheoling Iron AID
nal st,o cc Mcetlng-RIyersidC Iron Works.
Notice 10 tho Pdblic-C. u. Quimpy'
H0ge q fIrO-HRrdwate.
Bix Per Cent Gold nOndS Tor sale.
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We are astonished at parties who in
troduce new remedies for coughs when
they should know the people will have
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Of health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as 1t acts in harmony with
nature to etieCtuallY cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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"KMas are like stars, they rise and
set" They have headache, cuts and
hurts like meaner men, and are Just as
sure 70 call for salvation OH.
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One I octave Chickering 4 Sons, $50.
One u octave Hsitgs 4 Co., $3.50.
One 81 octave Kenega & Peterson, $40.
One Q octave Chickeriug & Sons, SO.
One Q octave HalleEt q Davis. sos.
One 8 octave E. P Graham, $50
We are offering these pianos At special
bargains in order 10 make room.
F. W. BANNER 4 Co.
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1heruomcter Record.

The Thermometer at schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
ragiatered az follows:
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0RDERs for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 200
Main street,
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Little All shramm, whose sickness wal mon.
Toned yesterday, diOd AZ $50 Monday evening,
The funeral arrangements have not been made
lS yot Us they await the arrival Of two brothers,
q hn llun In InnnHn
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An agent Of the Government was
here yesterday, says the Bellaire hide
pendent, examining the condition Of the
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Miss Annie Hogc left Tor Columbus yesterday,
new Office as Assistant Deputy Clerk OF the U. s.
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LIS. GOOD sells dry goods the cheapest.