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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
MARTINS FERRY.


h0pS ana NltshhpS III the thriving City
hcross tho River,
The debating club of tho colorod NJ.
i. church debated this question on
Wednesday night: Resolved, That pollti.
cal parties are detrimental to the color
ed man" Thomas Willamsand George
Bush, tho Alternatives, won. Tho neg.
atives were NJ. I, Weems and Sherman
Jackson.
The Bethany Gloe Club will give a
concert in Martins Ferry shortly, undor
the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association.
John, ninetoon-yenr.old son Of Frank
Houston, formerly OF Martins Ferry,
was drowned ut huntington, w. Va, on
Wednesday.
The Independent hose company boys
will run a relay race between Colerain
and Martins Ferry, in hall milo
stretches.
Yesterday Frank Duff an emnloye Of
Spence, Baggs & Co.'s foundry, had his
foot mashed while unloading pig iron,
Work has been commenced on the
foundation for the home for aged wo.
men, at Pennington, this county.
Mr.. Bedickian, the Armenian, lee.
tured to a good sized crowd in the Pres.
byterian church last night.
The grocers banQueted at Grfith's
after their meeting on Wednesday oven.
ing and had good time.
Capt. and ]. A. NJ. seitz, Of Kensing.
ton, Pa, called on old friends in Mar.
tips Ferry yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wells are enter.
tanning Mrs, Sarah Bender, Of Pitts.
burgh.
Some Of tho Democrats arc booming
Hon. John w. Laughlin for probate
judge
Miss Carrie Howell has q, her guest
Miss Ora Joobow, OF Piedmont.
Tho number OF applicants for school
superintendent increase daily.
Miss Nora Clark 10 homo from Barnes.
vile, whole aho Is teaching.
DR.. Webster, Of Flushing, wants to DO
pension examiner.
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no nnoNlvM GaN. wNIssERE
The Local q. A. II. Posts Making Arrange.
mcnts for his Coming.

The Local q. A. II. Posts Making Arrange.
ments for Ills Coming.
A meeting was held last night at the
Office Of Squire W, W. Rogers, 1903
Unapline street, by representatives OF
the. &. A. X. and W. II. O., to arrange
for the reception and entertainment OF
Gen. Weiasert, commander.in.chief OF
tho G. A. r., who is to visit Wheeling
shortly after June 10. The exact date
las not yet been fixed, but it was de-
Cldcd to appointa reception committee,
and to have Department Commander
Anthony Smith, OF Tyler tounty, make
the address Of welcome. Other state
officers will be present, ms well as pro-
minent G. A. r. mon from Pittsburgh,
Ohio and elsewhere. The ladies' OF the
relief corps will furnish refreshments.
Those OF the committee present last
evening we're Messrs. John Wise,
George W. Clifton. W. W. Rogers and
j. NJ, Ephlin, Of Holiday post No. ~;
Josiah st. Clair, OF Hancock No, 4S,
Bonwood; Jucob Honecker and ]. II.
Burt, OF Stevens No. So; Mrs. Ida Cox,
Mrs. Theresa Wise and Mrs. Sarah
Lyons of Holiday Relief Corps.
The committee will meet again Satur-
day evening at 1880 at G. A. II, hall
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF three deeds OF trust made by Will
lam Hamilton Nnd Lotto Hamilton, his Wlieto
mo as trustee, the frst dated April u, 1855, Tc-
corded in the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, In Deed OF
Trust Book No "a, page l, the second dated July
Q, 1883 recorded in said clerks office In Decd Of
Trust Book No. ~, page l61, the third dated Aug.
ust q, 1890 recorded In said clerk office In Deed
Of Trust Book No. A. page o / Will sell at tho
north front door OF the Court House OF said
county, on
MONDAY, THE 30 DAY Of JULY. 1893,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock a. IN, the following
described property, that Is 10 Sayi
Fart OF lots numbered Threo and Sixteen, IN
Klein Stlfel's Gmndyiew sub division, In the
First ward OF tho City OF Wheeling Ohio county,
West Virginia, that Is 10 say 80 much OF tho lot
No, in said subdivision rs lies Within tho iol-
lowing boundaries, TO VIII BEGINNING a. tue
southwest corner Of said lot running thence
northwaTdly with the west line thereof o. feet,
more or less to the sOuthGrly line OF the road w.
now used; thence with tho southerly and west
erly line OF the road ~ now used to whero tho
same inIersec.s with the south line OF said lott
thence with, said south line westerly TO the
place Of beginning
Also 50 much OF lot No lG, In said sub,dlYl.
sion Us Hes south OF u line running parallel with
the south line Of said lot which II extended In
straight line Will interseGt the west limo OF aid
lot No. when the southoEly line OF the road Is
now used intOrsGCH said west line.
The title TO said property Is believed to bepe
feet but selling as trustee VIII convey only
the title vested in me by said deeds Oftrust.
TERMS or SALE;-OnC.third aud us much more
as the purchaser elects to pny In cash on tue day
OF sale the balance In two equal installments az
the day ofsalG, To be given for the deferred pay
ments, the tito to be retained until payment iB
made In full. W. ]. W. CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HAnEn, AuctiOueer nyS1
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The memorial services of the Union
Veteran Legion were held at the 6, A,
r. hall, Main street, last evening, a
GOOD sized audience being present, The
ritual OF the legion is a touching cere.
mony, aud on this occasion made pro-
found impression on tho people pres
Ont. Tho services were opened with
oAmerica," sung by choir composed
Of the following voice,; Misses Hast.
ings aud Chapman and Messrs, Zulauf
md Floyd. The regular ritual OF the
order was then followed, Chaplain j,
+, Hughes reading the prayer followed
by 'The Vacant Chair" by the choir,
Col. W, j, Hamilton then read his
address Chaplain j. L. Hughes in an
impressive manner read from tho ritual
the address Npportioned to him, and
after Mr., John r. Mende had recited
from tho ritual THE Women OF the
War" Prof. +, II, Crago reCited Har-
baugh's drummer Boy in Blue" with
much feeling and expression. LET the
Dead beautiful Rest was rendered in
an excellent manner by the choir, after
which Rev. DR.. A. u. Rikor delivered an
eloquent address. "The Star Spangled
Banner" followed, and Capt, B, b. Dow.
oner ended the oratorical part OF tho
exercises with an excellent talk on
patriotism and u tribute to the dead.
Nearer, My God, to Thee" was
swcclly sung by the choir, and after the
solemn benediction pronounced by Rev,
DR., Rikor, Mr. Theodore Roller blew
Taps" on the cornet,
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
Held by the Union Veteran Legion
at q. A. r Hall last Night.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME

py Members and their lEriends-iGlo-
oaent Addresses on the War and its
Memories, and in Honor Of the
Brave who lFoll-Wur Songs and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Re.
eelyo Distinguished GA, II, Off,
cial
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How oasy 1t is to yet rid Of bed bugs,
roachcs, etc, when you know how,
BuginO 10 tho article to use.


Tho day has past when q trust can
dictate as to what q smoker can pur.
chase. Admiral cigarettei omnnnto
from an effort to ploNso In which greed
for inordinaic profit Is not tho CONTROL.
ing power.
Tho Admiral Is not mado by tho trust.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
City Of Wheeling Real Estate /


by virtue of decree OF tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made on tho 9th day Of May, 1905
In the suit In chancery OF John Charles Fremont
FreeSe Y, George w. Frecse and others, We shall,
as special commissioners appointed thereby. pro.
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, OH
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following parcels Of land
In the City Of Wheeling, Of which tho late Isaac
Freeso died seized
!. Lot3 and part of lot 81 on the southwest
corner Of Chapline and Twontyfourth streets.
aud having front on tho west side OF Chapliue
street extending southwardly from Twenty
fourth street 10 the line Of William Auber, aud
extending westwardy by an equal width to IN
alley In the rear OF said lots; and having on tho
front part erected two4tory double brick
dwelling house, and on the rear part, u tWostory
double frame dwelling house;
2 Parts OF lots u mud Is in Eoff's addition to
tho City Of Wheeling, fronting 40 feei inches
on tho south side OF Twenty.iourth street. and
having thereon erected brick cottage dwelling
house, Said parts Of lots have u depth Of 100
feet subject 70 private alley In the real, being
subdivision OF the plat referred 10 In tho decd
OF Allison and Peck conveying tho same 10
Charles and Keturah Wait
g Tho south hall Of lot o. In square In the
town OF South Wheeling, on tho west side Of
Chapllno street In tho Eighth ward OF said city;
aud
4. Lot in squire 0 of tho subdivision Of tho
Joseph Caldwell estate fronting on the west sldo
oil Gnuplile street ana having there0n erected
twostory double brick dwelling house
said commissioners are by said decree
authorized to subdivide any Of said several par
cells Of land and TO sell them respectively as o
whole, or In parcels, as they may deem best for
tho parties in interest; and sadland will be sold
in sucn parcels
TERMS or aALE:-one.th and rs much moro
rs the purchaser or purchasers may elect cash In
hind: aud the residue in two equal lnstGllments
In nine and eighteen months from the day Of
sale; the credit installments to bear interest
from the dHy OF sae,-the purchasers respect
lively to give their notes for the deferred install
nents: aud where the property sold has thereon
amy buildings or improvements the purchaser
In addition must insure and keep insured against
loss by fire. for the benefit OF the said commits.
sloncH the said buildings and mproyementsto
an amount equal to at least two.thlrds OF tho
unpaid purchase money; and tho title TO be re.
talncd until the further order OF tho court
A. j CLARKE,
GEORGE w. ATKINSON
Special Commissioners
j. @, llERvIY Auctioneer
!, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county. certify that bond md security
has boon gwen by said commissioners rs required
by law, and the said decree OF sale.
jc7.MwAF JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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In Holland, Mich, Q. j. Docsbury
publishes tho News, aud in it4 columns
strongly recommends Dr. Thomas Eclec.
trio Oil for coughs, colds, sore throat,
Caturrh and asthma,
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Nm I,reaentnLlon.

Plehio and Hommornachtsfost given
BY the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maximil.
i9n vorein, Monday, Juno IL, 1893, at
iho, New Fair Grounds, commencing Mt
! o'clock p. m. Music by tho Opera
House brass and string baud Grand
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TNRUsrEE's SALE.


ly virtue Of deed OF trust mado by AaFyJ
Hazlcil and Robert unzlutt, her.husband, 10 me
us trustee, dated March Z, ISL, recorded In tho
oilee OF the cl0rk OF The County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, IN deed Of trnst book No.
W page llg. VIII sell az tho north front door OF
tho Court House Of said county ON
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, ls08.
commencing at 10 O'clock a. H.. the following DO
scrlbed property that Is 10 say: Acertain pleceor
parcel OF land situated In rTiadGlphin district,
Ohio county, West Virginia, designated as lot
numbered one OF the subdivision OF the Rachel
ThOrnburg estate, II plat OF which Is recorded IN
deed book No. 10, page iD!, together with tho
houses and appurtenanceS thereto belonging.
The title to said property Is believed 70 be
perfect, but selling "a trustee will convey only
the title vested In me by said deed OF trust,
TERMS Of SALR,-One-third and as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay IN cash ON the day
Of snle, the balance in two equal instllments Gt
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
ments, the title To be retained until payment d
made In full
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09

A full assortment Of Ladies Fine
Shoes, all tho leading styles; also full
lino Of Low Shoes for spring and SUN.
mOr wear. l.. v. BLOED.
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RotF& HANE have McMcchon lots on
salo from first owners, sl75 up, on cnsy
ephone 600.
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For all torma Of disordorod stomach use
ljromo.Soll2oh A paatablc, prompt
cure. II
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BuoiSp Paste is an unialllng oxlor-
mlnalor Of rats and mice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09

Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
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Charles H. Moro & Co. n c,.noo.s
Patrick D. Carroll and others
III pursuance Of decree made oil tho Cd day
OfJuno 1893, by tho Circuit Court for Ohio COtih-
~ In the above outitled cause the undersigned,
appointed special commissioner for tho purpose,
mil m
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GEORGE ". ATKINSON.

]. c. IlERvIY, Auctioneer.
!, John w, Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county. certify that bond md security
has boon given by said commissioners rs required
by law and tho said decree OF sale.
jc7.MwaF JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26
sAvEp 49, ULAus. LIFE.
a Brave school Teaoher Tore or Her
n blazing Costume.

Fathers Blazing Costume.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j. December 25.
Brave Alice Kennedy, the prettiest
school teacher in Middlesex county, lies
ia agony tonight surrounded by sympa-
thetlc friends at the home OF her father,
James Kennedy, one Of the prosperous
retired farmers Of Georges Road, near
here. Her arms aud hands are wreath
ed In bandnges that fail to soothe the
pain which she suffers as the result OF
terrible burns she received last night In
attempting to save the life OF her father.
Mr.. Kennedy took the part OF Santa
Claus as the Sunday school entertain
ment 40 the Georges Road Baptist
Church. The school room was crowd
ed. To was Mr.. Kennedy's duty TO take
the presents for the scholars from the
Christmas tree. A hundred candles
lighted the tree and the eyes OF one
hundred children cleaned In joyful an-
~ttcipation as Santa Claus made his ap-
pearance with a cheerful smile, n
clothed in light costume covered with
cotton TO represent now
While he was handing out the gifts
the cotton took Are from one OF the
candles. In an instant the whole cos
tune was in a blaze. Mr. Kennedy's
daughter was the first to realize her
fathers danger. She rushed forward
from her seat at the piano and emorac-
lag her father sought to smother the
flames. Then she pulled the burning
clothing from his back. With blanch-
ed face and set teeth she tuggsd at the
fastenings With her arms envelOped In
flames. The audience sat still as II in
& trance. No one attempted TO help
the brave girl until Mr.. Kennedy was
well out Of danger. Then she fell 10 a
dead faint. DR.. Hoagland, Of Franklin
Park, did not arrive until two hours al
terward. Mr.. Kennedy's hair and eye
brows were Singed and his face and
hands we're badly burned. Miss Ken
nedy suffered far worse than her father.
She was burned from her shoulders to
the tips Of her fingers. Her face, eye
brows and hair were also badly scorch-
ed. She will probably recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26
TEE JESUITS AND GERMANY.
The Federal Council Not Likely to Rat
ify the Action of the Reiohstag.

The Federal Council Not likely to Rat
ify the Action Of the Relohstag.
ROME, December 25.-The Associated
Press correspondent in this city hashad
an interview with 3 German ecclesias-
tic who occupies a leading position In
Rome on the subject Of the recent vote
in the German Reichstag upon the ques-
ton Of readmitting members OF the So
ciety Of Jesuits to Germany.
The distinguished prelste referred to
believes that the German Federal Coun-
Gil, which is a sort OF Senate, will not
ratify the vote Of the Reichstag, say
ing:
can aristoeratic and conservative
spirit prevails In the former assembly,
and it should not be forgotten that In
Prussia a large portion Of the nobility
and OF the patrician class is Lutheran.
The Emperor himself is an ardent and
we'll nigh militant pietist and would
not see with a favorable eye the return
OF the Jesnits, implying as it would, a
triumph of Catholic aspirations. New
ertheless, the vote Of the Reichstag
constitutes a good precedent. In the
event Of the motion being rejected by
the Federal Council. it will be brought
forward again, later 90, and indeed, as
many times as necessary, until by dint
Of perseverance, and c%onstancy all OBJ
Stacles are overcome"
The correspondent then asked the
Prelate how it was that certain groups
in the Reichstag calling themselves
conservative, had voted against the re-
turn Of the Jesuits, whose action had
invariably been Ia support OF conserva-
tive ideas.
He replied that 1t was chiefly the con-
s~erVatives of the PruSsian provinces
who had voted in this manner, and they
did so out Of fear Of not being re-
elected.
"And the Socialists" the correspond
ent asked, why did they vote in favor
Of the Jesuits, knowing that the latter
are their enemies?"
"No doubt" replied the ecclesiastic,
"because they dread. on their W &C
count, legislative measures; and on
principle they refused TO authorize the
employment OF weapons against the
society OF Jesuits which might some day
be used against them"
Have you noticed" the correspond
ent finally asked, "she violent tone OF
the articles published by the OSserUa-
tore Romano and the VOOr Della VerttG
against the German deputy, Herr Lie
Der, who declared, on behalf OF the
Centre. that the infallIbility of the Pope
did not give the Pontfff the right to turn
German Catholics from their duty TO
their emperor and their country in the
event of danger to the fatherland?
Does the deputy's assertion really de-
serve the blame bestowed upon 1t by
those two papers, which are generally
held to represent the views Of the Vail
can, and does Herr Lieber's statement
offend a dogma?"
mot in the least" replied the eccle-
siastic. 81 see nothing r~eprehensible
10 Herr Lieber's statement. The re-
proach is constantly levelled against
German Catholics that they cannot be
good patriots because Of the obedience
they owe to the Pope, who is a for
eigner. Now, Herr LiebeE desired to
refute this charge by making an explicit
statement and his declaration, in my
opinion, is In no way incompatible with
dogma"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26
Canada WouId Rstaliate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December 25,-
Information received here indicates
that the Canadian government is TAX
ing no chances and is at work to secure
the retention Of lumber on the free list
in the Wilson bill. The opposition OF
certain interests to placing lumber on
the free list has aroused the Canadian
government and Mr.. Courtney. the
Deputy Minister of Finance, has been
sent here to look after the Dominlon's
interest. The argument that is being
used to overcome the opposition to free
lumber is that in case this provision is
eliminated from the Wilson bill an ex-
port duty will be levied by the Canadian
government on LOGS and lumber.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Since the days commenced growing
short and the mornings dark, there has
been much complaint among the patrons
OF the REGISTER about the frequent loss
Of their favorite morning paper. The
complaint is general, but it is specially
annoying on Main street from the bust,
ness centre as far north as Seventh
street. That the majority OF these com.
plants are caused by thefts, the REG
IsrER has no doubt. II patrons will
kindly provide a safe place for the de-
livery Of the paper by the carrier, it
will help materially.
The REGISTER will pay $40 reward
for the arrest and conviction of any one
caught stealing the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26

Ssect1t I6legr0W % ne hsg5"".
WASHINGTON, d. c., December Is
Senator Camden, who had been trying
for several days TO fight of a threatened
attack Of the grip, has been COM
PEELED to give up attending to bust
ness and has put himself in the hands OF
DR.. Hammond. He is now at DR.. Ham
mond's |sanitarium in the suburbs, and
will remain there until he gets better.
his Illness is not serious. The Senator
expects to 60 to Florida about the 10th
of January.
Senator Faulkner aud his children
went TO the family homestead at Mar
tinsburg 70 spend the holidays. They
viii return on the LIST.
AT a meeting of the Monongah Coal
& Coke Company, Of West Virginia,
here a few days ago. Gen. B. d. Spilman
resigned as president and Mr.. j. E.
Sands, Of Fairmout, was elected presi-
dent and treasurer in his place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26
CHICAGO NEARLY BANKRUPT.
A Serious Condition Of Affairs COnfronti
the New Mayor.

A Serious Condition OF Affairs Conlrohts
the New Mayor.
CHICAGO, December 25.-Mayor-elect
Hopkins will be confronted with a serl-
Gus financial problem when he takes
hold of affairs. The expert accountant
who was put 10 work on the comp
troller'S books has made a partial re-
port TO Mayor Swift confirming the
rumored deficit in the city treasury.
Following this Information Comptroller
Wetherell to-day refused TO pay city
employees before Christmas, as has
been the custom for years, and is fur
ther stated that 1t is by no means GER
tain that there will be sufficient money
on hand to pay them at the end OF the
month.
The true condition Of the public n
nances cannot be denied. The city to-
day is i'm a worse financial strait than 1t
has been for years, and those familiar
with the situation say that nothing but
the most rigid economy and careful n
nanciering will pull IL through the next
year without impairing its credit.
These facts caused q sensation in the
City Hall to-day.
It has been rumored that the city
would not be able 70 meet all its obliga-
tions at the end of the month. Mayor
Swift declared that il was not for him,
but for his successor to battle with the
clty's financial problems in the future.
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College
sgseta, Correspondents or TIE REGISTER.

SCscidb Correspondence OF The REGISTER.
DEMOS, O., December 23.-The con-
test between the Philosophic and JEFF
ferson Literary Societies of Franklin
College, New Athens, o., on last Fri
day night, was one OF the best ever
held. The following won by a MAORI
": Select Grafton, Miss Matte Justice;
Original Grafton, A. B. M%inamyer; De-
bate, j.. T. Fulton. Miss Cora Sewell
won the unanimous decision. The Phi
los won every performance. A few
years ago, the Jeffs did the same thing.
The judges were Rev. j. r. Keys, Prof.
Rea and Judge briggs. The receipts
were Sis.
The term Just closed is M OF the
most prosperous in the history of the
college, aud a still larger attendance is
expected next term beginning January
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-26

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