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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
THE PRESBYTERIANS
OF Washington Preabytery Held
Their Spring Meeting
MUC CHI INTERESTING BUSINESS
Was Transacted During the Meeting,
An Effort TO Settle the Burgettstown
Church AIuddle-Irlbutes in Mem
DRY of Rev. DIR. S. Il, Greer, Nearly
Halra Century at New Cumberland.

The Washington presbytery's spring
meeting ut New Cumberland Tuesday
aud Wednesday was u worry largely at
tended one, DR., W. II. Cooke, OF this
city, was elected moderator This was
quite n compliment to the doctor, as it
10 usual to elect younger ministers to
this position, Delegates to tho general
assembly at Washington were elected
as follows; Rev. DR., D, A. Cunning
nam, OF Wheeling; Rev, 7. r, Alexan'
der, OF Washington, Pa. elders, P. "A.
Marquis, Of Cross Creek, aud W. Q.
Smith, Of Pigeon Creek.
The Burgettstown church trouble was
considered. Charges were preferred
against Dr.. l.. G. Botkin, an elder, for
unbecoming conduct and falaehood.
The charges by small majority were
not sustained. The elder turned about
and filed charges against the pastor OF
this church, Rev. Mr., Weaver, but the
charges were not considered, as the
plaintiff himself was under process, A
commission was appointed to personally
investigate the trouble at BurGettstown
and endeavor to reconcile matters,
On Wednesday memorial services in
honor Of the late DR.. S, +, Greer, who,
Tor over forty years was the pastor OF
the New Cumberland church, were held.
The newly elected moderator, Rev. Dr.
Cooke, presided. Suitable resolutions
were prepared and read,
Rev. Dir. Leslie read an interesting
biographical sketch OF the dead minis
ter. When DR.. Greer went to Now
Cumberland in 1858 there was not a
Presbyterian church editiCe in the
town, and at the time OF his death $40
members we're enrolled in his church,
and the church edifce is not eXcelled in
the Washington prcsbytery. Services
were at first held in the school house
and for some time the minister also
otliCated at Frankfort. The memorial
services were so we'll attended that the
Sunday school room OF the church had
to be opened and used. Addresses
were also made by Judge 6. L. Gran
mer, OF this city; Rov, DR.. Pomeroy,
OF Faryiew; Rev. DR.. Hamilton, OF
Washington, Pa; Rev. DR.. Cunning
ham and others.
Tho Wheeling people who attended
were: Rev. DR.. ". II, Cooke, Rev. DR..
D. A. Cunningham, Rev, @. NJ. Afford,
Elders Judge 6. l.. CrOnmer, W. 3.
Simpson and John d. Marsh.
The presbytery adjourned Wednes-
day to meet in Washington, Pa, May 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
MOUNDsVILLE.
A miscellaneous Melange OF Minor Matters
from NInrshnlrs Metropolis.

from AInrshhlPb Metropolis
The high school commencement exercises oC.
Cured NJ the opera house Inst night; The grad
uating class consisted OF eight members, us fol-
lows Misses MQdge Mathews, Dora Newman
Lulu Jones, Bird Turner, Alice koontz, Corn
Cartwright and Jessie HoOtOn aud Mr. OScar
BOnar, the performances were Hll OF hIgh
order of excellence. Rev S. H. Doyle addressed
the class and the diplomas were presented by J.
A. Ewing, esq, Avery large crowd was N AT
tendance The music was furnished by that eH-
cotiont organization, the Wheeling Opera House
orchestra.
The Premier Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club, OF Wheeling, assisted by Miss Kate FttL'
gerald, the popular soprano, and Mr.. Frank w.
Ncsbitt, the c!OcutlonIst, gave y delightful en-
tertuinment AT the opera house last night Ihe
proceeds OF the ALTAR go TO inc purehasiHg OF
uniforms for the MOundsville company OF the
Boys Brigade
Senator D. a, Dorsey and J. c, Simpson, ESQ.,
have returned from Washington, d. e, They
did not bring Mr. simpsons commission for tho
pOStotlice this time, hut Will make another trip
iOr that purpose next November, Mt which time
the commission OF the present incumbent ex.
pircs.
Mr.. and Mrs c. K. Oldham gave reception
Thursday evening in honor OF Rev. ana MIS- J,
Il Taylor, who will shortly leave for Oakland,
Md. whore Mr.. Taylor has accepted cali
The mineral wool factory will begin opera
lions Monday Splendid time has been made, as
It Is only about SIX weeks since the work on the
buildings was begun,
Prot ". S. Powell has declined to become n
candidate for county superintendent, lie was
recommended al teachers meeting held here
April l.
Mrs Anna Mcconnell, who has been living at
Lornin, Ohio, has returned here to spend the
GUNNER.
Assessors RoscbCrry und Chase have begun
the work of assessing the property OF the county.
William Calhoun Is lying dangerously Ill at
the residence of b. +. MeighCn.
Prof D. T WIlIams's summer school will
omen April a.
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THE ROUND TABLE
Held an Interesting Meeting Here Las
Evening.


Held mn Interesting Meeting Here Las
Evening.
The Ohio Valley Round Table held
its regular monthly meeting last night
in Superintendent W. II. Anderson's
rooms in tho public library building.
The following school superintendent
were present; Gladding, Of East Liver.
pool; Morrick, of Cadiz; Jones, OF Bel
Iaire; Duncan, OF Bridgeport; Mannix,
OF MartiR's Ferry; Williams, OF Mounds.
vile; Riggs, of Benwood. A number Of
teachers were also present and took
part in the interesting proceedings
The subject first up for discussion
was "Whatamount OF time do you spend
on the subject OF arithmetic in your
SCHOOL," It was decided that too much
time is devoted to that branch, and
that the pupil shonld be taught to read
the problems. The subject, OF geo
graphy also came up for discussion, and
the sentiment was that no teacher
should ask more questions in tho geo.
graphy lesson than they can remember
without book.
"Has tho time come when each
separatedivision OF gradesin the schools
should represent completed units OF
work" was tho next discussed subject.
1t was tho sense OF tho meeting that
division should be made.
"Whatis the minimum and maximum
OF studies in tho high school" was the
next subject taken up and brought out
quite an interesting discussion. From
three to five branches was thought to
DO the proper number, not more than
three now branches at any ono time.
1t was the sense OF tho round table that
tho pupils recito too much and study
too little, The round table adjourned
to meet hero May 10, 1893.
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Charters Granted,

The secretary of state has issued Ger.
tidCates of incorporation to the Central
State Oil Company, Of Fnirmont, with n
capital OF $780, Tho shares are 500
each and arc held by W. A. Ohloy, ]. i.
Sands and j. L. Watson, OF FNirmont,
W. Va, Stuart W. Walker, OF Martins
burg, and George I. WyveIl, OF Sisters.
vile; also to the Watson Coal Company,
with its principal Office at Fairmont,
". Va. This concern starts out with Il
paid up capital OF $4,000. Tho shares,
which are 500 each, arc held by ]. i,
Watson, ]. NJ. Hartley. W. A. Ohley, a.
B. Fleming aud ]. L. Sands, Of Fair.
mont, aud J. 7. McGrRw, OF Grafton.
The third certificate was issued to tho
Biueleld Telephone Company, Of Blue
field, with capital Of $1,000. Tho
shares are fixed at 500 and arc held by
George Q. Hill, OF Salem, W. Va, A. NJ.
Prince, Burke Prince, George A.
Shirley. j. 9. Darst, N. D. Maher and
James L. Mann, OF BlueHeid, and David
L. Johnson, OF Princeton.
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BEI.nAIEtE.
Al Suits at Iocal News aud Gossip from
the Glass Ciiy.

The city council has begun q movement look
Ing toward the removal ei property mat has
been built upon tue streets ana alleys me r.
port OF Engineer Norton shows lhRl III some III
stances buildings occupy about twenty-five iget
OF the street aud In many Instances they range
from eight 10 two feet The matter has been
long neglected and Il VIII be difficult 10 enforce
the law now.
The county commissioners have decided to
sell $4,000 OF bonds to cover up tue Indebted
uess OF the County that has been iluGutug along
aud been provided for by loans from month 10
month. The bonds are 10 run eight years and
To bear per cent interest
The grocery Keepers hero got quite q scare this
week BY visit from detective VINO was looking
up violations OF the OleomaTgarlna and Udullera
ted food laws, Two were caught aud the tete-
phones were kept busy notifying Others OF the
presence OF the detective,
Among the applicants for the position OF en-.
glneer ut tho water works which John klnCad
has resigned are James W. lleatherington, Chris
tlau Bippus aud A. J. Fish, The board has not
Yet MED that place. nor the SUPPLEMENTARY OF
the pipe line.
Those In charge OF the lecture course given
here the pAst winter yesterday published state
ment showing the receipts and expenditures,
There had been some mnrInurug since the as
sessment upou the membGrs OF the societies
a jury In u Justices court here the other day
brought In verdict for $40 more than was claim
ed as an offset, and were sent out again 10 cor
rect their verdict When they came back they
brought IN verdict for the plaintlt.
Congressman Pearson Is having some OF the
cross roads pOs,nasters in Monroe county re-
moved aud Democrats put In their places, Not
many changes have been made in this county
yet,
Messri, Miller Booth. c. C, Williams and / H.
Day arc the grand jurors drawn from TINS CITY,
William Harvey Is the only petit Juror,
The receipts OF the Bellairc water works last
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MARTINS FERRY.



News Notes and Personals from Our Near
EciEhbOr.
Emanue! Grandson, who has been travelling
through Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee, CIV.
ing stcreoptiron exhibitions, since last mil, re-
turned yesterday. lie says that business was
very dun In the two states last named all winter
At the administrators sale OF the effects Of the
late George Wells yesterday, five shares OF Pco.
pies bank stock were sold to DR.. W. L. Hcrvcy at
&c per cent above par.
Mayor A. A. Harris, who has been on the sick
list several weeks, expects TO get out to-day If
tho weather is favorable
Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy will bury their
seycutCCn.luonthsoll child ut MyerviCw this
afternoon nt O'Clock.
Mr. Wagner Of the Belmont Brewing Co.. will
remove his family from Cincinnati to Martins
Ferry.
Yesterday w \. Holiday received n now stock
OF wall paper, which he is selling ut reduced
prices
Louis Rothermunt who has been laid up n
week or SO, is on duty again.
Both factories AT the Laughlin nail works will
resume next Monday.
J. H. Arnold has been appointed postmaster
at BGallgvlc.
Mrs. {, C Cochran, who has been quite sick, is
improving
A. s. I'ertherton, of steubenville, was in town
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

'My trouble" said Mr. Ben r Cook, the sec.
Ond tenor In the Bison City QuarIclte, OF Neil
BURGESS County Fair" dates back five years
For three ycnrs Ind been using snt md water
as n nasal dOuche, noticing an obstruction to my
breathing. Instead OF helping nc It seemed to
aggrayate the disease,
"The obstruction intCriCrGd seriously with my
voice, and after treatment for two years with
various doctors was recommended by a profess
siunn friend to DR.. Copeland and associates.
They have greatly relieved me, and 1t gives
me great pleasure to recommend these physicians
as masters Of their art and rs courteous gentle
men. NoonG who Is troubled as have been can
afford TO experiment with doctors OF unknown
ability, but should go at once to them, and thus
snrc valuable time Unt money ana have the CON
seriousness OF b1Iug in thoroughly capable
hands"
Drs: Copeland. Hell ~ Davis treat success.
fully all durable cases nt ll2l Main street,
Wheeling W. Va. Office hours, TO II a. NJ, . TO
r. NJ. aud tog NJ Sundays, 10 to u \. NJ.
ani 10 =. NJ specaities-Cntnrrh and nil
diseases Of the eye, ear throat and lungs; dys-
pcpSa cured: nervous diseases curcds skin
diseases cured,
Many cases treated successfully by mail Send
2'cGnt stamp for question blank.
Address all mail to
DIS COPELAND, NELL & DAVIS,
1lp1 Ainin street Wlppllup. w Nn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now is the time to make your arrangements
for the Worlds Fair Parties visiting Chicago
eau secure superior private boarding, ut Isl
the city for Worlds Fair purposes Ono block
from Illinois Central road that take you to
either OF the four entrances TO the grounds Same
distance from cable road. aud three blocks from
ofthe city. The advantages arc inany aS com.
pared to the immediate vlClnityoi the Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson parb) where everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only for the occasion,
Prices vnrY nrcorhing to size and location OF
Comfortably furnished apartments In the annex
at somewhat reduced rates
Table abundantly supplied with tho very best
the market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served For particulars apply TO- u,
Mrs H. W. list,
!R7.Trhas No 225l Calumet Ave. Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

Thar euro OF Geo. W. Turner Of Gal.
way, N. Y, of sCroiula, by Hoods sarsn.
parilla, was ono Of tho most remarkable
OH record, D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
EminenCe in YeIYetS

And new Wool Fabrics, Broadcloths,
Colored subIimcs, GIaeo TaGeta
Silks and satins, Figured India and
japanese Silks, Wash silks, Colored
DoChones, Plaid surah for Waists,
Plaid Vclvets, Plain Velvots, Priest
ly Henrietta Cloths, Melrose, Ia
mise, Voilings, Silk Warp Tamiso
Satins, Grenadines. Amazon Crepe
for Dresses, Picked Bird Silk, Bro
cade India Silk Black Cravenett.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
A NIlnlslrr,s Mlfc Much plcnscd.

Elder S. S. Beaver, OF McAllistervillo,
Juniatta county, Pa, snys his wife is
subject to cramp in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberuin's Collie,
Cholera and DlNrrhGa Remedy for it,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief II afforded, She has since used Il
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by g. r. Goethe,
W. W. Irwin, W. s. Mccullough, 6.
Monkemellor, S. l.. Brice, ]. Coleman,
G. schnopf W. Q. ArmbreCht, the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln Il Co., W. L.
Williams John Klnri, A. L. Scheolo and
w, II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie 4
Co, Bridgeport, O., and B, I. Peabody,
Benwood, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
BISON CllY QuNlgrErTE.


Mr.. l.. l.. Pike, OF the Bison City QuaEtettG, now
singing with the County Fair" Company suid;
MY trouble began in June last, while singing
In Cincinnati. was so hoarsG that my singing
voice lett mo, pnd / could speak only in u whis-
per had TO give up my profession Temporal
rily.
II took treatment from eminent physicians
aud specialists in Buffalo, New York Washing
ton and Boston,
T,r,,ro,I Ia, IrIo,,ri,It,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
SIS A MONTH.

ALL DISEASES TREATED Attic UNIFORM
RATE Of 50 4 MONTH. REMEMBER THIS
INCLUDES CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION,
TREATMENT AND MEDICINE FOR ALL
DISEASES AND ALL PATIENTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

REYNIANN'S celebrated Book Beer will
he on tnp for tho Inst time this season Sat-
urday and Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22

ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufacturer,
1l9 Carroll street, Buffalo, n. Y, states:
l was troubled with nausea OF the stom-
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock Blood Bitters cured me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-22
Cambria Underwear
Made to order Of the very best Mus.
lin, Cambria and Embroidery.

Ladies' Lisle and Silk Under Gar.
mcnts, Boys' Star Waists, Silence
Padding, Summer Blankets, Crib
Blankets, Crochet Quilts, Satin
Quilts, TableLincns, Napkins, Linen
Sheets and Shceting, Towels, etc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

The friends CT \. {. IIoughton. Tho
North Adams Mass millionaire, are
laughing over Il story that sone Ont
has started. Mr. liOughtCi. own,
cotton mills and print work, in SCI.
eral of the smaller towns of Northern
berkshire and is interested in a BOs
ton brcrcFs as well. Mr. lIoughtoI
is a strong DcIrocrat and an especial
" ardent admire of President Clcvc.
land. The story is that, when the
hard times set in last summer. Mr.
HoughtOn, when calling on tie
Pr ;sident at Buzzard's Bay -aid. ann
iously: Il Own cotton mills in Western
Massachusetts srd a brewery III BOs-
ton. What shall Edo" Mr.. ClcvC-
land is said to have answered: Close
Your Gotten mills quick. Tie b'ewc.
rvs all right. Let her 60
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
RrinEInE CR Children.

It's oac OF the signs of advancing
;:fnes that young women are study
Ing TO be kindergartners. Every
grown daughter of every household
in the land should be regarded q,
very indiifcrcntly educated until she
has studied TO be a kindergarten.
1t is the preparatory ccursc 10 that
other without which no woman's life
is complete-natc. nitv. Evcn though
that ideal office in life may never be
hers, the world needs her vcung en-
ergy and enthusiasm ana sympathy
none the less. In every department
OF good work being dore the kinder
gartcn idea is OF paramount import
ancc. 1t 4eanS Child-culture. a SIM
pie ~rhrasing, but Que of unfathom-
aer meaning 1t IS 4 priceless key,
this one that can unlock the nature o.
every child yoH rect aud slow y0a
10 ente- the rhildi'h kca;t. Mothers
snd fathcgs So Often fn:l 10 do this.
Bringing ut The cH..G:ca well doesn't
mean alone supplying -" necessities.
neither the ctf"fn:,, nor Vet the l"x-
urics of life. Many Of the children
who enjoy the privilege, OF culture.
Is 1t is circumscribcl /, %~,!on'i" rtlc~.
are infinitely more miserable ,t!..n the
street urchIn who cin count &c star
a in their nocturnal para.i2 ''rey pas.
the holes in the roof a&o:c IL bcu
for his special cdilirat;GI.
If the bond cf !~ymraihy between
parent and child i Hot crmru:c.l car
! ly il tiie life OF Tie LATER itncvcr W.
he. They Guagc hrin.an cnaract. = bv
/ action and the lack oI it to Meet,
of which The grown-up We. ri has ~
/: conception. the scicur. Of h-i"sian
/. up children vii let IN 4 ii,lIr l;,h;
upon their ahiliti-> in this direction
which will he of i~ncalrulable value
Every child III the world has ! nl:n~r
which vii! respond gratefully To ap-
preciative recognition. - B~ai:i",l,
Sun.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
-
Away .it:I IL

The Wilson bill is We, ;Lan .
hlunder. 1t is a rrin,c. il +, M OF
tense against patriotism. against
justice, again9t~ hamarity. The Boar
bon politicians Tho framed it and
the callo"s c~~n!ist in The White iIou>;
+! who Stands ready 10 drive it through
Congress by egrrgiouS abuse al Fresi-
. Dental authority ar, directly Re
! >ponsihle for til" appalling conditions
of idleTeSS and misery with which
this country is confronted.
Because OF Grover Cleveland,
colossal sclii-hncS> and the dn-ira Ct
Southern Brurhan> f. s..il.s down
Northern industries. strong men are
walking the streets in the fruiiir>-
search fur Tork and b'cad. women
reared in h"nDr and CCnIiori aT'.
facing starvation or verse. and little
children in every town AMI ri'y are
tortured hy cold AMI hTn-,r. H.
order that the President al hi Up
portcrS mav win the ap!,,au~r al
t~orcirn monop"li>t> ana cry" iii"
cause OF foreign greed The factory
wheels are sti!!. TIE factory - nmnay>
are smokcie>s. the mighty volume at
American industries i p.:a.Nlsi-
and the people Stare.
This IS III time to minrc words or
hide the truth in velvet phr:>rS. y
policy which spreads bitter riyaiinn
over this land of plenty: winch sub
Sti;uteS the pGIpcr'S dole for the hon
CRADLE reward Of toll. which takes
away the fundamental right %: free
men to labor and enjoy lne results oi
their labor: which i'll thi> great Re-
public of uabOrnGed AM!
mltchleSs wealth stamps out the fire
on tie wOrEiIgman's hearth, sweep
the wO-kiusman's table bare 81 whole
some food. and cIotl es the working
mans CHI. lrcn IN rags. i 4 crime
without ~palIiation or rxcunc.
This crime was rcbuNcl by the
American people in the elections OF
November :. Il i being condemned
h. every Mass u:reiirg IF labor. 1t
is being denounced a. ii Gcscivr> by
the voters who are sending to Con
@reSs their protests by tens of thou>.
andS against the free trade measure.
The policy of ruin must no: he carried
out. Kill the Wilson biIl.-Neu
York Press.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
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X NCEM

Geo. VI. Calls will Eo:;n in the Jan.
uarv number = Romance entitled
John March, SOI:thcrncr.
Two u,..er important serials nrrc been
engage /: J. VI. Barrie. author of til,
famous "Ii,'lc Minister" has writ
ten a new novel. tie first since that
famous story.
George Meredith. the great English
novelist. has in preparatiu-' novel
entitled Tie Amazing Marriage.
Short Stories Wal be abundant.
W. ID. I!owclls. Miss Elliott. ". II.
Bishop. Lutovic lla'evy. Paul Bour-
get. joel Chandler Harris.
Studies of American Life viii he an
important feature, including %c~-
port. BaT flarbur, LenuV. etc. and
The W.T..
The illustrations will bc zen more
rarercEs and beautiful than Yer.
= ,rries Of Erunr!-pieces chosen by
i'iii!is Gilbert Hamilton.
Prospectus sent or request.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

Starving Michigan miners hare Pc,
titioned Congress to kecr the duty on
iron Gre. Rut what does Professor
Wilson know about starvation? There
is nothing in his book of political
economy except sunshine and the
good salary of a college professor OF
a member Of Congress.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

The cotton yern SINNERS have ~
gained to fight the Wilson bill. How
is this? Did net Nr. Wilson say that
free raw material was to help Gotten
manufacturing: These ~spinners arc
very foolish. Let them talk to Mr.
Wilson.