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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11


Das 8atsr @abIssieb beaimmt,
bab bic Nominationen Der peri1iebensn
parteien piersis Gage Dor Der DabI bsm
Staatsbepartement besIaubist tperben
mlEen. Da mir i'm na9fsn Sebruar
cine neue WaporSnabI baben, 70 miliien
bic Nominationen unbebinst i'm DECEMBER
sema@t tperben. 2aum pirb bemna@
baS grsebnib beSp IbententpabI befannt
iein, 10 sebt's i@on tpieber nit benz Was
pors' 'gtummeI los. Die Rotten fir ben
Drud Der @ablsstteI mub bissmal bic
Stabt traeen unb es frast fi&, tpo bic
8ertpiaieuns unb bas @elb berfommen
foQen.-Mpropos, in gsrbinbune nit Der
bemoiratii&en Nomination fir Napor
tpirb @r'Sderiff Grippen senannt. unb
auf ber repubIifanii&en Seite 1bos. 8
Moore Der Iestere 1T Elm Gonnellmann
unb fann unb tpirb bic Nonination nur
bann annebmen, ipenn fein anberer Son.
neamann, tpie .. .. Sobn @ibbons, cine
gfOmination auf tenn Tidet erbalt.
- nsber alice bsrsndst ipar am Non.
tag Mbenb bic @eieQfdaft. ipsl1s ii1 i'm
Sauie bon Serrn unb Srau Sobn 2ies.
lein, 1926 Norb Wain Mpenue, sinfanb,
um ben soften @eburtstas bon Srau
8iesIein su feiern, Der an isnsm Gage
mar. 9esen balb 8 rlbr fam bic Propi.
bence Gitpens 1anb an bas Saus unb
bra&te Srau 8issIsin unb ibrsr freubie
seitimmten Samilis cine Serenabs; mad
benz bic Wuiifer mebrere Stlde ssipielt.
ipurben iie in bas Saus ssIaben, um ii1
an ben Grfrif&unsen su erIaben. ipeI4e
bon ben liberaIen Wirtben reidIih ben
Gniuefenben ierpirt tpurben. Inter ben
Mnipeienben tparen bic folsenbsn: Serr
unb Srau U. s.. 8ieslein, Serr unb Srau
Woper, Serr unb Srau 8. 3. Goifslo,
Serr unb Srau SiebIer, bic Serren Souls
SiebIer, Sarrp Green, ausuit Sisbler.
2ouis unb Mrtbur 2ieslein, bic SrduIein
@arrie ane Annie 2ieslein, Wlamie unb
Rattle eotelo. Na1bem ale ben grfris
i@uneen na4 SersensIuit 3ussipro&en,
folete gotaI' unb Snitrumentals Mufif
bis aur Norsenfunbe, ipeI9e gum aufs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-16
IMPORTANT 1FTnuE,


It,, r. s GlnN Company to Consolidate
." intO THo Fac,arin. 3,
an important arrangement in the
,,. "a, manufacturing industry oi tho
FT,ni,cd States i. conveyed ma commit,
,i,,tlon 10 tic city council'oi7TiLIia By
C c, Beatty, Of the firm oiA:J. Beat
=. { Sops, tho managers Of tho largo
',n.a works located there. He announc-
s Jil6t tho IiiIin establishment had en-.
,.,sJ ,hr United States Glass Company.
' SJ,irrs lad come TO him from the DILL
,;als Of tho trust Ut Pittsburgh that II is
,bc intention OF tho company to ulti-
,""S,nly concentrate the entire mannfac-
.n T, n glassware In two largo factories;
c ' In Tho East at Pittsburgh and tho
alter WuSl. This notification from tho
S"ldauarlcrs further saya That tho
"i1ut Of the Mcssrs. Beatty would DO
scicctcd as il was one OF tic most OK
,rralye in tho company, and 1t was
,iula,ed very favoraDly ~ 70 tuel sup.
III. Mr.. Beatty was Asked what would
IL. the result II tho natural pas supply
brra;uo exhausted. Ilo said in that
ease they would resort TO oil, which was
about rs cheap aud convenient Evon
i This should prove inadequate no
rould obtain alack coal from tho Hook.
inr Valley mines at tlfty-fye cents ner
Inn on cars Mt his works.
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precincts. Heretofore thnrc SoTu i%,
iccne ItWillbca eonjthRt tile capgnSe
olloldin9 the election viii DO conaldcr.
ably increased! Tic county coGrL will
mGc.aoxt Tucadny in regular session
during which tho new polling places
vii. be definitely fixed. A
Guy Eros. mlnstrels will appear at
the opera house on Friday evening,
January %. The company consists OF,
twenty-five people, carrying 4 brnss
bnnl and orchestra and makes q street
display y i'ff X
Mr.. II. NJ. sal,crsa aud Miss Minnie
Allison, daughter Of W. Il, Allison, pro-
proprietor OF tho Wheeling Woven
Wire Works, wcro united in lparringo
mt tho NJ. Il. parsorago yesterday.
Tho Marshall county baul; has Just
paid a four cent semi.annual dividend.
No change was mako In tho officers for
tho bank, all being reelected, includ.
ing the board Of directors.
No one will succeed Capt. Van Buren,
Us assistant superintendent at the pom
itentiary. Tho position has been done
away with, at least for the present.
Major II. Criswcll IT,, is ut work on q
largo painting entitled Christ Before
Plate" It is his intention to make
this his masterpiece
jas. Stillwcll, the wcll.known Third
ward butcher 10 dangerously i'll with
grip aud pneumonia. lilo was reported
better last evening.
The glass company will be ready Tor
work next week. Many OF the ON.
ploycs are arriving aad getting ready
Tor work.
Sheriff Bnrloy Ia still confined to his
room. Tho report from him last oyun-
ing was that he was not so well.
3. +. Meighon has returned from
Parkcrsburg and Is now in pennsylya.
MIA on business.
Tho mayor will dispose OF several
cases this evening, all disorlcrlics.
James and William Ferguson, OF Glen
Easton, arc seriously iii.
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Beginning with Monday evening next
Mr.. James ii. WalliGk, tho famous SEN
sitional actor, will present for three
nights and Wednesday, matinee his
equestrian mclodramas, "The Bandit
King and "rhc Mountain King" as
follows: Monday and Tuesday nights,
The Bandit King; Wednesday matt
nee and night, "The> Mountain King"
"The Bandit King is the style OF
play that plcascs all classes. Tho in
;erCst commences as soon rs tho cur
tain goes up, and from that time on it
never ceases.
"Thc Mountain King" is Mr.. Wal.
ticks latest success, andbida fair,to out
run tho other. The wonderful acting
horses, Raider, Charger, Texas and Pete,
are unequallcd as equine actors, md
perform wonderful tricks during the
progress Of thoplays. The new scenery
is handsome and tho mechanical effects
are novel and ingenious.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Lectures = Funeral = EcdIstrictinG Per-
SOnnl and General.

| Snu,l ,nj (I,r,r.l
r., ,,.os,,,t i ;,.,,; 49,. Il
rom L 81 ~, IN lnHteatl9hs the lecture
eou'sc "a ~: WIN hos oe u ploAtapie
one, rs LII Us LlIaiices are concerned. a
Jov Tint bn thonTht thcv w 1 'h 1st ont
about $50 This season Tho course ~ con- nm.
eists ri thn Ecllo%T Conccrt f,omnov INV
Ia,Iics' Schnbcrt Toncrrt Cornnonr GGl
l. i CopcIand and Prof, C. + Bolton
the latter 10 talio place Jauunrv %.
Last year tho course was also unproit-
able. Season tickets, good for the four
entertainments, sold at the low price OF
81. 1t is strange that people viii not
patronize this class OF entertainments
more Literally, especially when one dol
lar will pay,ior four.
The funeral services OF the latc Henry
Bone, held in the NJ. .. church ycstcr-
day morning, were well attended. Rev.
l.S. Winters oilicia'od, and the congu-
g%',on lGa u! ~ MI LEG Ming sang hocK
81 t, Ascs' J t, i1oE ,i o. Hiy ooul anu
nsieTi1 ~ t ,hn s' MI, i'ilai Moou
IN cicgnnt cloth ono with s;I~cr o trim ,,'
mines Tho nail hearers wore nrcssr.
! II Ivtln 4 NJ Yosf lain PiIc md
Amos Pile. Tile first two were sons-in-
law and the latter nephews. The inter-
ment was at Mt. Pleasant.
Should the Doty redistricting bill pass
the Sixteenth district will be composed
OF Washington, Monroe, Noble, Eel
mont and Guernsey counties; Colonel
I. L. Poorman Is preparing bill.
Rev. Charles OMera will deliver a
lecture in the Opera House next Friday
evening" !, H. o"'luaty - o.i MI. anN airs
10 10 ne M, pfT SS;s WI De leF thc
Tast MONT o,Ync,,non mas ,,;,o !,
hsS i!'s:.i1 I'M 4 iti'Gi.eo'i WIS gwen IN
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That the seating capacity OF the
Opera House will DO taxed to its utmost
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, there
seems no doubt. a recent issue OF the
New York World contained the follow
ing: There was brilliant gathering
at the Academy Of Music last night, the
occasion being tho Divide Musin con-
cert. Rarely has Il more fashionable
audience been seen within the walls OF
the Academy. The musical programme
which was furnished by Divide Musin
and his excellent company was thor
oughly enjoyed by tho large and bril-
liant audience. Seats will 90 on sale
this morning at $ o'clock Mt /. W.
HaumCr {: Co 8 music store.
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.MOUNDSVILLE.
a Miscellaneous a!clangs Of Minor Mat
tiers from oIarsliall's Motropoiiy.

miscellaneous 2!clange oc Minor Mat
ters from oIarsliall's 9Iotropa,ly.
II. l.. Preisler, OF the Moundsri!lc &
Loudensyillc Oil company, was here
Yesterday and lett for Pittsburgh, where
nc will hold a conference with the
Pittsburgh members OF the company,
hail the stock OF the company being
held by parties residing there. Another
member Of the company says that ope-
rations will be begun within the next
Ten days, and work pushed with vigor.
The company OWNS valuable leases and
Is constantly adding territory.
The Indications arc that the grip has
reached its worst and hns now begun TO
ab2ic; Among those who were serious
" indlspoScd from its rslraces, but who
are now convalcsccnt, are T. ". Brown,
J.B. Hicks, Add Harris, W. W. Smith,
Mrs. Frank Manning, Mrs. George
LI9nsdon, John Mcconnell and D. j.
Hartley.
This is pay day at tho Moundsvillc
GOAL companys works. Manager
Brooks says that the output in the past
SIX mouths amounted to thrcc-ouarters
OIL million bushels, and the amount
cCG!u have beer greatly increased could
&l'lltloEal hands have been secured.
Inc company now employs 100 hands.
Our people are cvincing great deal
o. interest in the project to bring the
"AccllnS u Connellsyillc railroad this
way. An organized move will be made
10 |0r% the matter up. Once alive to
thc Importance OF this project our
people vii! push things with vigor.
The Aloundsvillc Coal Company has
arranged 10 receive orders down town,
III The Office 81 the Mining and Manu-
MctCrins Company. 4 neat sign, exc.
tGuted by "ChaS" Charleston, hay been
hnne out at the latter place announcing
the !aCt. - -
John Laughlin, OF Wheeling Island
nooKSeeper for the Mining and Manu-.
occurring Company, will remove his
iIim nero 10 live in the spring. They
WIZ probably occupy tho new residence
street, - - = = - -
ny ptotr2cted meeting in progress Mt
inc ", L. church has been conductclin
Tue chapel, but tho interest has grown
80 great that last night it was NECESSARY
20 open the main part OF the church to
accommodate tho increased attendance.
me Webster wagon people arc max.
t WI some biz shipments now. Colonel
WI Hunter, manager, says that
on late trip embracing about. fifteen
~ Ss aTenty days travel he sold one hun
cred and seventeen wagons.
The young ladies' having the matter
III charge have fixed Wednesday, Fob.
mary 3, as the date OF the leap wear
gaFV. killmeyer will furnish the mn.
~ anG The banquet will boisat the
The Arnold brothers, Gus and Frank.
merchants Of Glen Easton, aud who
no well known here, have, been very
~. Inc last report is that the iormeris
much improved, but tho latter lis still
seriously i'll. ss -
NJ, The foundation Tor Frank STaylor's
c "em residence in the Third ward is
, H. and work on tho su perstruc.
~ ra1S VIII proceed as rapidly rs the
NJ; Gys, me will permit. II. NJ. Riggs has
ro, "naer tho new election law Marshall
NY Wisl have twensy-iours election
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4 large audience assembled at the
Grand last night to SEQ the sweet
singer, james Reilly, in "The Broom
Maker" Mr.. Reilly was in fine voice,
and met with 4 warm reception. The
company is also good. This afternoon
there will be 4 grand matinee for ladies
and children, and this evening closes
the engagement. Seats are on sale at
Genthcrs,
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Following is tho programme 10 DO
rendered at the Arion hall bytho Opera
House Orchestra tomorrow evening:
u,,rb--"Iurlnr" .Mo,CS.TObanl
Oyrrluc-."lpCt aud Peasant. ....~t. Won Suppc
i0lLa-"pIc srhOrnc nerlnCrin' '-...... g. Ra'eh
ug.uTrtlyc fantrsia--"LA CnnSG Aux
IapIous' THE Chase for BntIcrillsSl
Goyo,tc-"Thc Dawn Of Love- .......f. SabAuIil
'Arcclcrations" ACKNOWLEDGMENT. StmusS
Drantasir Brllluntc" on Russian Theme
for Flute ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Fopp
l0rpautfi-'ln dulCi lubllo' -.....D,A. SchrrlnCr
GAlOp-" sCCple ChaSc" .................:.W ". Popp
L v. SrgIL, MlsIenl Director.
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Over Desperate Case That lsAttract-
ing Great Attention Amongtle Hes.
idcn,s orrhnt City.

Mr.. August Miller, OF Second street,
taboyo Hanoyerl Martins Ferry, Ohio,
also proprietor Of the Dclmonico res
taurant and saloon, relates his case TO
the reporter, MS follows: vi
1.-TWO years ago my trouble got 20 was finally
cuiaprllGd 10 seek rtlltl" LontlIliod 1lr, Miller
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"Our of the nettle danger, We pluck
this flower safety" GLOW, Il YOU
plcasem why, We took q dose of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup"
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BI;LlIAIEE.
An Sorts of Local Sows and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

An Sorts Of Local Sows aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The Gclairc Board Of Trade held n
brief session yesterday afternoon and Is
getting things in shape to assist any
new enterprise that may spring up this
season. Some OF the larger subscrip.
tons aro now claimed to have been
made Tor n special rather than general
purpose. II is suspected, however, that
some oil the larger subscribers arc en-
deavoring to eliminate themselves from
the organization.
There is some probability OF the old
goblet works site and furnace here be.
ing utilized again. That company is
trying 10 wind up all OF its co-partncr-
ship interests, and this site, consisting
OF eight lots and good Nicholson fur
mace, has been offered at an extremely
low price. Ii started the projectors
will come from natural gas town.
An effort will be made to have Con-
gresham a. S. Pearson have u bill pass
cd TO build government building hero,
now that tue postoilice property has
been purchased by 4 gentleman who
will use it when the present lease ex-
pires.
Rev. Charles O'Mcara, rector OF the
Episcopal church, hay been delivering 4
series OF sermons on whats the Use"
ut that church and will talic up the sub
lect tomorrow on Foreign Missions.
Mr.. Nicholson, connected with the
Baltimore bank that failed yesterday,
was treasurer OF some order in which
Bellaire people have --becn dcpositing
money on the big return plan.
Davis & Rosscr paid oil gang OF Ital.
ians who have been worlin. on the
pixies, yesterday, and some OF them lett
tho proceeds OF their labor with tho city
for getting boisterously drunk.
The committee on sewers and En-
gincer Norton have been comforting
about the Fifth districtsewcr now about
completed and on which about all the
contract price has been paid.
Rev. a. Is. Williams discussed "Thc
Thief on the Cross at the reviva! meet
ing ut the Christian church. The meet
ings have been attended with unusual
llltclcSt I'LL Wech. llI
The city has decided TO pay the re-
'duccd verdict OF Lucinda Bradford ior
500 damages by reason OF street i'm
provcment. The costs and all amount
TO about 5000
Common pleas court adjourns in this
county to-day and Judge briggs goes to
his home ut WoodsHeld, where lie will
Immediately begin a1term Of cour. in
that county.
James NJ. Rccs, Esq, OF Kansas City,
formerly awell known lawyer OF this
city, ID now one OF the leading ones in
that city.
The Chautauqua Circle last night had
quito M interesting discussion OIL the
subjects as given i'll this column Thurs-
day.
w. r. hutchinson, esq, OF Broken
Bow, Nob., is visiting his father, Squire
Joseph 7. Hutchinson, OF this township.
The Every Other Week Club held M
interesting meeting Mt the home OF Mrs.
May NJ. Gorrell Thursday evening.
Bcllairc Chapter conferred the Royal
Arch degree last night, and afterwards
idincd ut the Central hotel.
The Bellaire steel works may resume
next week, but it is not positively
announced.
Donald Mcdonald, the First ward po-
liceman, is in the contest f0r marshal
this spring,
John Ed. Wovrick and Miss Ainruio
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BAsrIS's Cough aid Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds OF long
standing. 25c at all druggists.
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BAD drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidnoys.is bad drainage to
tho human system, which BurEosk's
Blood Bittcrs remedy DIV
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my nosG would stop mp on one side and then
the other, SO could not Breathe through II at
nu. Dropping from my head Into my throat
KEEP; me hlwklngaud spi;t!ngalmost constantly.
nnHbusing sounds IN my cars, Which kept me
IN terrible misery all the time. Finally my hear.
Ing got so bad could not hear anything ut all
Spots wunld appear before my eyes. My sleep
was broken mud did not refresh me my. Would
tFnE IN = -..fE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-16

If you 60 out early in the morning
you may catch rheumatism; therefore
keep Salvation Oil in the house. II is a
sure remedy.
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about twice daily, with sharp, shooting pains all
through my chest. Sight sweats set In, which
weakened ne terribly ] had no appetite. and
what little did cot would not lay on my stom'
Gch, cn,isln; great phIu in the pit VI my stomach
resort TO medical aid for relief bowels coustl'
pGted, followed by dGrrhpn. Pains acrCgs my
back In the region OF my kidneys. rheumatism
in my limbs. which hid me up In bed for ono
month. Ny feet would swell 90 much could
not went my shoes ! was IN this condition
when called oil DEs. COPELAND d Bell four
months ago. The second month Of treatment |
could breathe freely through my nose. hero.
by testify for the benefit OF all humaii
SunarUrs, that now feel stout and hearty; can
eat good. square meal with pleasure: sleep
VOL: have 10 headache or pains any place: my
ears iGel as well rs ever they did, and can hear
my ordinary conversation. | now weigh thirty
pounds mOre than ever did In my life. and I
Cheerlully recommend I'LL human sufferers 10
try.tllOSG eminent specialists aud he relieved"
This statement Gun be easily verified by call
Ing OH Mr. Miller ut his restaurant in Martins
Forty, Ohio.
DOCTORS COPELAND & REIg, haze located
permanent offices at il2l Main street, Wheeling
W. Va, where they treat with success al cllrablo
c'Iscs. Office hOurs9 TO II Il. M. = 10 y. IN. and
7to9p. m. Sundays, . 4. m. 10 T. H., and 10 4
pm. Spccinl;ics-CntHrrh and diseases OF the
Eye Ear, Throat aud Lungs. Consultation free.
Address MI mail to pltS. COPELAND IL BELL,
III Main street. Wheeling. ". Va.
Treatment including medicine, s. n month
hn'Thc oillcc OF DES. COPELAND d HE'LL. Is not
connected In any way with any other offices in
Wheeling PLEASE NENFOErr TINS ....
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La Grippe!

Tho tendency OF this disease toward
pneumoniais what makes it dangerous.
La Grippe requires precisely the same
treatment as n severe cold. Chamber.
lain's Cough Remodysis famous for its
cures OF severe colds. This remedy
ciiectually countcracts the tendency OF
the disease to result in pneumonia,
provided that proper caro- be taken to
avoid exposure when recovering IRON,
the attack. Careful inquirymong tho
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemics OF tho
past two years has iailed to discover
single case that has not, recovered or
that has resulted sin, pneumonia. %
cent, so cent and 81 bottles for sale by
CIR. Goetze, WV. Irwin, John Klari,
G. Schnepf, G, Mcnkcmiller, W. S. Nc
Cullough, N. W.yHeinrici, W. L. Will.
Jams, S. L. Brico, John Coleman, w. Fl.
Williams and w. c. Arm6recht, Wheel.
ing, w. Va; Bowie e. Co., bridgeport,
Onto; 3. I. Peabody Bcnwood, VIVA.
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TO I.I-E1T.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Business house, lOJt Market street
store room ut LIB Main street.
DWELLING HOUSES. ~
EiGhtroOmed dwelling, 20 MARYLAND street. .
ElGht-rdoDed dwelling. 81 Thirteenth Street.
seven.rooned dwelling, 81 South York street.
SiX-roorel dwelling, - North York street.
Six:roomed dwelling, North Erie street; suit,-
able for two families a55 IT ~ y : -
Eive-roomcd dwelling. IS Twenty third street
Eour.roomcd dwelling. n52 Market street.
-Four rooalS ut corner OF Market and Tenth
streets, over Weimcrs meat store re
Ihrec-roOmcd house .iLS Chanllnc Street, nos.
session Ut once: $40 per month. IL (.
.tvc.roomcd house, 10 Zane street. -
Three rooms, lsG NfGColorh street g
olicc rooms. second floor. 1913 Min street
IhHcfooEel housc, 10; South York street.
Dairy farm. !; mile from this city on National
nike ai.sa--s .-f-l- : - -
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N G&RplELp TEA corrGcts. OWLS Of over.
eating, and restores 10 health tho liver,
kidneys and bowcls.ts 80 s +
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nj lsAttract.

Excitement
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Lstato Agent L. S. Claim Attorney, Expert
IN Pension Claims, Il.
lall 1912 Market Street.