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A Baptist CENTENNIAL.
An Effort to Arouse Greater Interest
in Mission ~ Crk

an 6uOEG TO ToQSb ATEGab9E interest
in Mission n Crk.
RICHMOND, VA, March 1S.-The Baptist
centennial celebration commenced in this
city tonight and will continue TO March 90 &.
1t opened tonight with devotional meet
ing at the First Baptist church, conducted
by Rev DR.. Broaddus Of Louisville. The
movement for this centennial began some
years ago in the southern Baptist conven-
tiou. The proposition was 70 commsmoraie
the centennial OF orgaul9ed modern mis-
siOus. Just one century ago William
Carey sailed from England t. India In
company with one Thomas, and the Bap-
lists throughout the world are endeavoring
10 raise special sums OF money for mission
ary work, and TO quicken the interest Of
the denomination in foreign missions In
the south, under the direction Of the con
vention, it ts sought 20 secure $3.50, 900 to be
used as a fund for chapels, Bible translation
and the like, and especially to enlarge the
current operations Of the foreign and home
mission board
THE COMMITTEE.
The members OF the committee in charge
OF this work are DR.. T. 7. Eaton Of Louis
vile, T. II. Pritchard OF Char
lotte, II. II. GOrris of Richmond, F.
Ii. Ellis OF Baltimore. aud L. I. Tichenor
of Atlanta. Tomorrow services will be
held in all the Baptist churches In this city
and Manchester, when the subject of mod
ern missions will be fully discussed. Among
prominent ministers present are: Lansing
Burroughs of Augusta John A. Broaddus
of Louisville, Frank NJ. Ellis Of Baltimore.
T. T. Eaton of Louisville, Thomas ii.
Pritchsrd of Charlotte, n. c., G. f. BaRby
Of FRrmgills, N. j., William Jones OF At
lauta, J. B. r. Turpin of Charlottesville,
Robert Van Deventer of Henderson. Rev.
Neighbors Of Texas, Rev. Porter OF Wake
Forest, N. c., and DR.. W. D. Powell Of
Mexico
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THE 1NJUcTIoN IGNORED.

At midnight last night. Notwithstanding
the injunction of the United States circuit
court. number of Lake Shore engineers cut
out Ann Arbor cars and refused 10 handle
them. As soon as the Lake Shore officials
with Judge Kicks of Cleveland, and he will
be- brought to Toledo on a special train this
afternoon to hear the cases OF the Lake
Shore engineers, who will be charged with
contempt. The Pennsylvania engineers
have had q conference with their officials
and agreed to stand by the decisions of the
courts and not uphold the brotherhood
against the courts. Ann Arbor cars are
being handled in the Pennsylvania yards
to-day. The Ann Arbor, for the first time
since the strike, is doing business to-day
with non-uniOn men on the enginea All
passenger and freight trains are running.
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ANN ARBoR,s sTRIKRRs.

Lake Shore Engineers Ignore the In
junction OF the Court.
TOLEDO, o., March 18.-The issuance Of
an injunction by Judge Taft yesterday re-
straining the brotherhood men from boy
cotting the Ann Arbor freight and the
filling of a $50 600 damage suit against
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent has put new
phase on the situation and IL is impossible
to tell at present what course the men will
now pursue. Chief Arthur before he left
the city was non-commistal as to what step
he would take. AS 1t now stands the only
apparent course left the men is to inaugur-
ate general strike and tie up all the roads
in the hope that they may thus bring the
Aun Arbor to terms.
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John s. Cohen. telegraph editor OF the
EUeHtlg Journal. Secretary Smiths paper,
loft for Washington to-day, lt is an
nounced that he goos to the capital 60 do
special work for two weeks. but the impres-
sion is that Mr.. Cohen goes 20 see the Soc
rotary Of the Interior in regard TO the man
agement OF his paper. which just now ap-
pears to be IN very hot water, because OF
the fact that It's every utterance ia construed
20 be dictated by the administration, despite
repeated editorial denihls Of this charge.
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Chancellor Won Caprivi rightly character
lied the centerist proposal as destructive OF
the object Of the till. Herr Bennigzen's
proposal he rejected on the ground that
federal government must adhere % the
complete scheme of organization submitted
to the Reichstsg. The chancellor held that
reiterated appeal b the government TO
consider the burdens upon the
empire was insulting aud be
declined to reply 30 Hero Benuigzen's
predictions about the results Of the commis-
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In Mr.. Sidney Drew's new play, "The
Emergency Man." he has a part just
fitted TO his peculiar style OF quick, spon-
taneous humor. He plays the part Of
an American visiting friends in Ireland
for the first time. He arrives at a small
country station to find his friends boy
cotted, and has to walk seven miles to
reach there, as they have had no mail
for several weeks. He is not expected,
and is mistaken for an emergency man,
who is. Numerous funny complications
take place until he discloses his identity.
This will be the bill Wednesday night.
Tuesday, the opening night OF the en-
gagement, will be devoted to "That Girl
from Mexico" which made such q big
hit here last year. "In Honor Bound"
will be given as a curtain raiser.
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PROF. wl1LnY,s LEorURn
At tho Zane Street NJ. r. Church last Nigh
RLeetuEN Trent,

At tho Zane Street NJ. =. Church last Night
RLectuFe Treat,
There was a fair attendance at the
Zane Street NJ, E, church last evening
to hear Prof, W, P. Wiley, dean of tho
law school of the State University, de-
liver his lecture, "There is Woman in
It."
He said that the grandess fact in his
tory and philosophy is woman. He
traced the effect Of woman onths history
OF the world from the downfall Of Eve,
through the Roman decades and the
events OF the old world and new down
to the woman Of the present day, illus
tEating all the roles woman had played
in all the important historical occur
Fences thatmade up theworld's history,
including Lucretia, Cleopatra, Catherine
dc Medica, Maria Antonette, Madame
Pompadour, Charlotte UordaY Queen
Elizabeth and others who were notable
characters. 10 Ann Boleyn he credited
as a big power in bringing about the
reformation in the overthrow of
the papal authority, when she was
puL u pretty HHIu VI lOuOU III IlSHIg
VIII court, whom no afterwards mar
ried. Luther who was then at that
time advancing his theories with such
telling effect was only adding fire to,
what had been done and was not re-
sponsible for the first result, To Queen
Isabella the discovery Of America was
due. Had she not pawned her iewels
Columbus would now be forgotten,
Harriet Beecher Stowe came in for a
share OF attention as an important
feature of the civil war,
After showing what woman had done
in the various eras OF history OF the
past, he took up the coming OF the
epoch when womun shall take her
proper place on an equality with man,
He spoke OF the various states whore
they could vote and had representation
in office, saying the day would come
when they would have the same right
in all states. He also dealt West Vir-
glnia a rap for the lack OF provision for
higher education of its women, who
was forced to go to other states by this
unfortunate failure. He closed with IN
eloquent description Of the coming
woman, who would be above, all q
womanly woman.
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Frozen to Death.

TorExA, KAs., Feb. 8.-T'ho full effects
OF the recent cold wavo in this county
were NOT known until this morning.
James Mitchell, vito and one child were
found in their homo, adilapidated franc
house, seven iniles north Of this city,
frozen to death. Noighbors had passed
tho house yesterday, and seeing no
signs OF lifo assumed that tho family
had gone from home. This morning a
neighbor, noticing TINT Mitohells cattle
had not been fod, wont to tho house,
when he was shocked to find tho three
bodies dead and frozen stiff, with but q
thin quilt over them, all the covering
thoro was In the house.
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ohio Legislative Notes.


Special Dbpateh 10 he intelligence.
CoLUMpUs, O., Feb. 3.-Reprcsenta-
tive Hoinloin, OF Belmont county, to.
day introduced in the house two impor.
tant measures. Ono refers to sheriT's
advertising, providing that tho person
for whom sales Of property are made by
order OF the court may within two days
after the order is made direct the sheriff
what paper to advertise the sale in.
This will remove from the sheriff tho
powor to give his patronage to one pa
por. The other bill provides that the
wheel containing names from which
juries are drawn shall be emptied once
each year. There is in tho law nc pro-
vialon for emptying the wheel, although
it is required that additional names
shall be added each year.
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STATE LAW MAKERS.
The Deaf and Blind Asylum Comes
in for Some Attention.
NON-PARTISAN BOARD PROPOSED
Meets With Opposition on the Demo.
cratic side-They Arc Afraid of Mi.
nority Reports-rhe Liberal Amend.
ment to the Bill Voted Down After
a Warm discussion of tho Matter,
General Legislative News.


Special Dlpdtch 10 ne lRsUigHlceT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb, 3.-To-
days sessions have been rather une-
yentiul, but moro than the ordinary
amount Of business was disposed Of.
Much Of the time was occupied in read
ing bills a first and second time. There
was a little ripple in the house this
morning when the bill to embody into
one the laws concerning the deaf and
blind schools was On its second read
ing. Mr.. Hartley offered IN amend
ment providing that not more than four
OF the regents shall belong to the same
party. When voted on a considerable
number Of ayes were heard and a very
few noes. However, the sneaker an
nouuced himself unable to decide, and
the Democratic members began to real
ize what vas going on.
Nj. McClung, of Greenbrier, was the
first to take the floor. He said he be-
lievedlth party in power should have
control Of all public institutions in the
State, and should as u party be held re-
sponsible for the management.
MIR. Halle, OF Doddridge, believed the
amendment should prevail, II both
parties had been represented on the
asylum board the facts in the recent
scandal connected with that institution
would not have been smothered. 1t
was always well to have both parties
represented 80 that if necessary a mi.
nority report might be made and the
public be informed as to the facts,
MI. Lively, OF Lewis, resented this
statement quite vigorously. He said
there were Republicans on the asylum
board, and denied that there was
anything improper in the management
Of that institution.
MI. McClpng believed that ITO the
victors belong the spoils," and Mr.. Nc.
Kinney, OF Richie; MI. Thompson, OF
Jackson; Mr.. Wilson, of Ohio, and Mr..
Clark, Of Upshur, expressed themselves
freely.
Mi. Clark presented the case in a
very logical manner, but it did no good.
One Democratic member did not believe
in minority reports, They were all
made for political %buncombe, he said.
The amendment wa lost by a party
vote and after several amendments were
made and tho bill was ordered to its
third reading.
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The Tronhle over.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: my wife has been wear
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case baAled the skill OF our best
physicians. After using three packages
Of Bacon's Celery cure, she is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in q
healthy condition by the use OF this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get a
trial package free. Large size SOC. A
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sioep ON Loft side.

Many persons aro unable TO sleep on
their left side, Thocquso has long been
a puzzle 10 physicians, Metropolitan
papers speak with groat interest OF Dr..
Franklin Miles, tho eminent Indiana
specialist In nervous and heart Diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
from a diseased heart. Ho has exam.
inod and kept On record thousands OF
caseS, His New HOatt Cure, a wonder.
full remedy Ia sold II Logan Drug Goa.
Thousands testify 10 lts value M q euro
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. Bunoy,
Loveland, Colo, says its effects on hor
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease FREQ. 4
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Judiciary Committees Work.
Di1palcA o ne Ialsutoalosr

C~nARLEsroS, W. Va, Feb. 3.-rhe
judiciary committee was hard at work
this afternoon. Some thirty.ave or
forty bills Of minor interest were passed
upon and unfavorable report was made
on fully %two-thirds OF them. The COM
mittee claims to have passed upon
nearly everything before II, but nothing
has been heard from tho Burgess pipe
limo bill. The general disposition Is to
push work rapidly, and all attempts at
long winded discussion will BIO cut of
II possible.
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Wool sayod.

BosroN, Feb, ga quantity of wool,
which it is expected after being cleansed
will be worth 100000, has been taken
from the ruins OF the Hecht Bros.
building, which was the centre OF the
recent Federal street fire. Tho salvage
will inure to the benefit OF the insur-
ance companies.
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Clnrkson,s Illness.

DIES MONIES IA, Feb. S.-Rumora in
regard to the health Of General j. s.
Clarkson have been published in many
newspapers. A telegram received from
New York by q relative here says he
has suffered IN acute attack Of largystis,
but has nearly recovered.
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FoRRENT-MONpAY ANDIHURS.
~ DAY evenings. K.ot p. Lodge Room. Ma.
ll2ll Market street. Inquireo Of IanlioF any even.
ing during the week. mn
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FoR RENT OR sALE-sUBURBM
residence, two and n half miles from Ma
city; three minutes walk from tho W. & EG
motor line; large grounds, bearing fruit tired
well and clstern water. Inquire at 9l5l Man
street. inSS
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FoR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
~ one mile above the Top mill; possession
Immediately. Amply NJ No, AZ Fifteenth street
to JOHN p. GILCHRIsT. no1l'
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FoR RENT-THREE ROOMS OK
~ second floor; furnished or uniurnishd
natural and illuminating gas and water; as
house Ia rear street. entrance; Ave rooms. As
ply mt Oh Ennrlnenth Rlrnat. lnMI
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TOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE or
H. ten rooms, No. 81 Fifteenth street; An
modern improvements; possession given Apdi
]. INQUIRE ut above number. nj
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EoR -RENT-A NEW FRAME
n House OF Eight Rooms, corner Fourteenth
aud Woods streets, Possession April 1, Induite
at 81 fifteenth street. dan
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.
YaluableCOTner OpDosltePublcBuldiI


by virtue OF a decd Of trust dated tho nlbih
day OF Match, eighteen hlindrCd aud ninclyO1a
and recorded ~ tho Office OF the ulerk Of y
County Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia
Decd Of Trust Book. No. ~, pagp las, inade9i
Kate q, llandlan and William NJ. liandlan li
husband, 10 me, tho Undersigned trustee, ! ibh
o. such trustee, o N
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, II, 1898,
lt 10 O'Clock H. M, Ohor for salo at the neiA
door ui lhO Court Hoisc OF Ohio county, W Va
N tho Olty Of Wheeling, NJ public an1tIOn. to tai
highest bidder on tho terms hOrciaAttOr NEE
toned, tho property described IN lald deed =
follows. viz.
An hose two parcels OF land In tho cltyd
wheeling, West Virginia, situated on the SOUP
west corner Of UhapllnU formerly FOntthl slrt
hnl Sixteenth li0rmUrly John street. aud dci
mated ~ s%ubdiyblOns number ono N and ~
w on tho plat Of tho subdivision Of certain NY
square number lhlrtOeu Qal In the said cue
Wheeling acknowledged for record by jdmeB
hFhker luu James III Stout OIL thp tenth dr.sa.
JANUARY, 1851, aud recorded IN tho OnlCu ni..N
Clolk OF tho County Court OF Ohio COUNTY, VIVA
~ Decd hook No. ~. page 40. tpgcihgr with ~
tue hpplrtonanCel, flgltt and privileges ihtf
unto IN any Wlto belonging nr nhpdfulnlnt.
Terms Uf BALEi-Onp.thlfd and AZ much ntg
hs purchaser may elect TO pay IN cash. thc "
hnge Ia two equal naytnoiti at twelve n
elallcah mouths respectively, notes 10 be w
!or tho. deferred lnglhllm0ntgt beatlng lnitr,
IRON the date OF sale, payable Remlnnnfig
or BY the trngieb folalning Tho ll(iO untl
payment md by q policy III Insurance oi
pullulngi LOT At least tho sum Of 5000 10 ~
company satisfactory 70 tho trustee
w T. HUBBARD, Triii
W iEnvEY, A%ucliOnoOt m
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FOB EMIT.

FOR RENT-S0ME OF THE REST.
rooms IN our. new building, THE cry
BANK OF WHEELING. ma
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WHEAT & HANCHER nrc closing out
their entire line of flne Plates and pieces OF
Daulton, Worcester. Grown Derby, ctc., Mt
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NTARY DIsS0,

NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY Dlss0
IN LUTON.
The stockholders oil tho Central oil Compan,
having resolved't 10 discontinue the buslnes, 4
tho corporation, notice Is hereby given IA N
persons having claims ag inst said COMPANY n n.
present them for payment, and ali perSnN,
knowing themselves indebted are reouested \,
make immediate payment 10 "
O. r. BROWN, Secretary
60 Fifteenth Street. Wheeling, WA.
February 9, ls9a ieeTh
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AttcHIIOHl WNuuLIHB UFOUuFH'
Neill & Ellingham are wholesale dis
tributing agents for London cream
biscuits, and other speSialties from
Young & Larrabee.
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Attention, Wheollng Grocora.

WHEN you drink ale always ask for
Cosgrave's. 1t has no superior.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
John busch and Charles stolle have this A,
formed a co-partnershlp under the tlFm napS5
DuSuh & Stoke, In the general express busines,
No, 1900 South street. A share Of the nWbI.
patronage Is solicited, JOHN BUSCH, F"~
CHARLES STOLE,
Telephone ~ NO l59) South Street
JANUARY 81, 1919. tI
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which has already passed the house.
The valued policy bill was read a first
time.
Mr.. Watts introduced a bill to amend
the charter OF Olarksburg.
II was read a first time by its title.
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,WANTED-AGRNTsi sALARY0S
w commission good chance for adpasnAl
ment Write With references ELLWANGERf
BARRY, At Hope Nurseries Rochester, S.Ys
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WANTED.

GALESMEN-WE MAKE ALIBFp
~ AL offer to travelling and local salesnsa
every state who call on retail grocelG GLIB
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 1875 Lake Tss,N
Chicagotnl. ,elSssS
Evening journal., 1893-02-15
leopard Shooting.

Mr.. Simson writes thus: II consider
that exposure to leopard on foot, with
due precaution and propA weapon, is
only fair sporting risk, and accidents
must happen occasionally" Mr.. Sim
son is certainly entitled to speak. lie
shot many leopards on foot; he was
twice badly wounded by leopard, but
on one of these occasions a third leopard
unexpectedly attacked him from behind,
when he had already killed two others
in the same patch of grass jungle
Mr.. Simson mentions that an old
French gentleman whom he knew used
to go about hunting for leopards with a
nondescript sort Of dog, half pariah and
half spaniel ''When the dog smelled a
leopard, he would cock his ears and point
out from a respectful distance where TIE
leopard lay. The FrenchmAn kept on
peeping and peering about, wholly re-
gardless of anything the leopard might
do in the way of attack, till he could
sight the animal He then killed him
almost to a certainty with single shot.
Chambers journal.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

SENATOR BLACKBURN was one Of the
tellers appointed to examine and read
the votes of the electoral college in the
Senate When the three votes OF Del
aware were announced for Cleveland aud
Stevenson the audience, by a common
impulse. applauded the eloquent Ken
tuckian in recognition Of his efficiency,
in saving them for the Democratic
party. The whole people Of Del
aware feel very kindly to Sen
ator Blackburn. The Republicans
listened to his splendid eloquence with
pleasure, and II they did not profit by il
they we're touched by its beauty,
while. al the same time, they were not
hurt by its truth. Senator Blackburn Is
40 genial and kindly that he made
some Of the harshest criticisms in man
ner 50 captivating and convincing that
even these who were stung by them were
also pleased.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15
AN EASTERN BEAUTY.

Then, on a sudden, came a maid
With tambourine 10 dance for us
Allah IL allahi It was she,
The slave girl from the Bosporus
That Yussuf purchased recently.
Long narrow eyes. as black as blacki
And melting, Ike tho stars in June;
Tresses Of night drawn smoothly back =
From eyebrows like the crescent moon.
She paused an instant with bowed head,
Then. at a motion Of her wrist
A veil Of gossamer outspread
And wrapt her in a silver mist
Her tunia was OF riflis green
Shot through with many a starry epeck;
The zone that clasped II might have beon
A collar for a cygnets neck.
Mono OF the twenty charms she lacked
Demanded for perfection1S grace;
Charm upon charm in her was packed
Like rose leaves m a costly vase.
Full I'm the lanterns colored Light
She seemed thing Of paradise.
know not II saw Alright,
Or my viEiqn told me lies.
Those lanteEpTnpp a cheating glare;
Such Stains kbay threw from bough 10 vine
As II the slave boys here and there
Had split Jar Of brilliant wine.
And then the fountainE drowsy fall.
The burning nloes' heavy scent,
The night tho place. the hour-they all
Were full OF subtle blandishment.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich In Harper'a.
Evening journal., 1893-02-15

and reputation by letting the South
erners have it. Even if those brave and
chivalrous fellows had been dishonest
had determined to rob--there were only
about one-ffth as many of them and
they would have been sooner gorged.
They could not have done any worse
than take what we had. These fellows
have taken all we had and mort
gagged our income for the next century.
The Treasury is empty and the pen
sion list is growing at the rate of 10000
a month, so that there are 400, 900 more
names on the roll than there were sold.
isrs In the armies at one time.