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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-26
OFF FOR MEXICO.

Sir. y. u. Scott Leaves To-day 10 Visit
Copper Mimos In Lower California, In
Which Ho Is Interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Scott aud their
son Guy leave this afternoon for Hot
Springs, Arkansas. where they will re.
main about tbrUD weeks. Thence they
will set out for copper mino in Lower
California, Mexico. owned by 4 conf
pany Of which Mr.. Scott is president.
Mr.. Scott hns arranged for q chartered
steamer to tako him and Lia party from
San Diego 10 San Fernando, there to
load with about 800 or 600 tOns OF orc
that will DO in waiting. Inc mines aro
twenty-five miles from tho coast, to
which tho orc is ireightcd in wagons
drawn by mules or Oxen.
From San Fernando 10 San Diego, Il
distancO OF 295 miles, or thGrenbouts,
the chartered steamer will take its cargo
to hc-roloadod in Il sNiling vessel that
will deliver it ut Liverpool in about four
months. Tho orc Is already sold.
Freight from tho mines to Liverpool Is
SIS Il ton, q pretty still figure, hut on
the grade OF orc which the mines have
boon producing this will leave Il hand.
aomo profit.
Tho property was owned aud de-
velupcd by an English company whose
smuggling practices were objected 10 by
the Mexican government, which con-
tiaCntcd the cnmpauy's holdings. This
was abouts six years ago, sincH which time,
until tho present owners took possess
aion, tho mines were not worked, The
property was bought from the govern
mont. whose laws hGvo been so changed
that if Mr.. Scott takes to turning an
honest penny by smuggling he NAV be
Clapped in 4 Mexican dungeon. but his
company will not lose its property.
The compsny has capital stock OF
100000, OF which Mr.. Scott and his
brother.in-law, Mr.. Lcnnox, of Colorado
Springs, mold largo blocks. The man
ager is General humphreys, late sur
,voyor general OF Colorado, m expert
mining engineer, who served in Cen
oral benjamin Harrison's brigade and
has invested his all in the company.
General Humphreys thinks thOy havo
one OF tho finest copper mining prop.
critics in tho world.
On his way homo Mr.. Scott may look
in at Cripple Crock to see how the gold
mines he is interested in there are COM
ing along, At present they are tied up
with q strike Which tal;es in the whole
region,
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TnoUDhE NOT OVER.
Tho Second EeSim ont sinr Yet lie Ordered
/ to tho KnunwIn

Tho Second Regiment ainr Yot lie Ordered
to tho Knunwlln.
II Is learned that tho situation In tho
Kaunwha valley though quiet at present
may require tho presence Of tho militia
shortly, Tho trouble between tho min.
orS and operators has not been sctilcd
and tho Second regiment boya would
not DO snrpri0od ut any moment to re.
COvO marching orders.
In this CONNECTION there IL notable
fact. Tho colonel of tho Second rcgl.
mont 10 Thomas L. Hodges, principal OF
tho state normal school Mt Huntington,
and no has lately received letters from
several Of the captains OF the companies
OF his command asking that when tho
boys are ordered out, thor companion
DO included. Tho spirit among tho
privNtes is tho samO-no ilinChing and
hurried tripa over tho river into Ohio.
This Rpenlis well for tho rSprii dc corps Of
tho Second regiment.
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THE ISLAND FERRY.
Meeting of tho Stockhold crs Saturday.
Directors Elected.

Meeting of tho Stockhold crs Saturday.
Directors Elected.
Saturday evening ct the Office OF Mr..
William II. Ilearnc, tho stockholders of
the Wheeling Island Ferry and Packet
Company met and elected board of
directors. The result WAS not known
that evening "a the counting of the
ballots was discontinued at midnight,
and will not be resumed until this even
ing. The following were the nominees:
NJ. J. AlcFadden, Myron Hubbard, r.
X. Giiicn. VIM. Mclaughlin. Lewis
Jones, II. p. McGregor, George House,
i. Z. Mccoy. DR.. L. c. Myers. r. S.
Kincheloe, Ed Schenerlein, W. L. Stone,
Will Colvig. Ghas. 3. Reed, W. Ii. Chap
man, Charles Lukens, DR.. D. B. Best,
G. D. McCarty, c. II. Merkel. ]. Z.
Maxwell, Il. +. Joro', George W. Rob-
inson, jr.. J. I. Stone. L. NJ. Siatlcr.
When the count was discontinued the
following were in the lead: NJ. J.
McFadden, Myron Hubbard, II. ?.
McGreGor, j. I. Stone and W. II. Chap
man.
Mr.. Lewis Jones acted us chairman
and Mr.. James p. Maxwell was chosen
secretary. Before the election OF ,lircc.
tors took place bylaws were adopted,
and the ones submitted by Mr.. lIoarno
wcro adopted by the stockholders with
ont amendment, only after considerable
discussion.
The bylaws provide for annual meet
ings. 10 be held during the first week in
January; that board OF directors must
be chosen, to consist oil seven stock
holders, said board to choose n presi.
dent, vice president and secretary, 10
member OF tho board to hold n saaried
position except tho officers montioned
that an executive committee shall be
selected by tho board, from its mem
bcrs. and shall transact all business OF
the company between meetings OF the
board, such action to be subject to ap-
prevail and ratification OF tho board;
that the board shall employ such off.
GERS as it shall deem necessary, fix their
compensation, aud require bond il
deemed necessary; that the board shall
have power and authority TO demand
such security for unpaid stock, at such
time and in such manner Us they NAV
decide.
When tho result OF election ia made
known the board OF directors will nee.
and elect officers. Tho charleston" is
expected TO be here soon and will be at
once put into operation.
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STATE OF Ono, CRY OF TOLEDO, I
Lucas County. o.

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes onth that he
is the senior partner partner Of the firm
Of i. J. CIIESEY & Co., doing business
in tho city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum oil ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by the use OF HALL's Ca
TAAEi CURE. FRANK J. cheney.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF November.
a. d. 1886. i. ". GLEASON,
tsEAL Notary Public.
Halls CatGrrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
gsg- Sold by druggists, 10 cent?.
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CoriunC, tho peerless little primn
donna OF the KimbalI Opera Comiquu
Company, has n fancy. IN expensive
ono to DO suro. but strong fancy mover.
thelesH, for collecting blue gems, and
already her collection contains u fine
array Of valuable turquoiscs and ZAP,
phircs. C0rinnu has another fancy,
however, aud that Is ono that rises con.
aiderahly above the level OF n lad. She
is thoroughly impressed with the idea
that hard work will advance her in
many lines OF nor profession, and she Is
constantly giving attention to improy.
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Having the needed merit to moro
than make good all the advertising
claimed Tor them, the following four
remedies have reached n phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle guaranteed-Electric Bitters, the
great remedy Tor liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which arc n perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to toll You moro OF them.
Soh at Logan Drug Company's drug
Stnrn.
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rirTaBrGGn. p. Feb @i-iIUtlcr. l:lGin cream.
cry 3aalc; ohio fancy creamery ajN!Ic: fancy
Iunljc. Cheese. Ohio new InnEc III .ul.c, New
YORK new l4!?algitc: swI>g cheese. Ohio tubs
lIaliac, Wisconsin, SwIHs ljil5lic; limDuRrr.
now make l5c Eggs. strictly fresh rGuusylyaula
aud Ohio lncnScS isc. Poultry. lufge live chick.
'JniGc per puir; geese 81 0Jai N per pair; live
turkeys sl9c per pound; dressed chickens,
drawn, l"ulSC per pound; turkeys l1Gl&C per
pound; ducks l2aldc per pound; geese galOc.
GgGtic per bnshGl less do Coo; other kinds ia
jUc jersey sweets 6, Hli Is per barrel; lhllti.
more sweets :. IN, 70 per barrel Cabbage.
per 100 heal, 81 OOlj % Onions, yellow globe.
s Gal q pct,barrc!. Tnrnips, purple tops. Ava
abngus. 81 coal lDpcr barrel. Carrots, 81 5lA
GOper barrel. rar'nips, 81 j9ni - per barrel.
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session measure, and against tho bill in.
Crcasins tho state saloon license tax
from $3.50 to 5000
A delegate spoke regarding tho move.
mont to establish n hollow waro indus.
try ut tho West Virginia pcnitcntiary
at MoundsvilIc, and enid that tho only
obstacle in tho way OF establishing tho
plant there Is tho fact that thOro arc
not enough convictg-two hundred nro
needed and only ono hundred arc avail.
nblO. Another delegate arosC and said
perhaps this explains tho present al.
most unprecedented ratio ut which pris-
onera arc pouring into tho pom" Tho
matter was referred to the West Nir-
ginin legislative committee with In
strnctions to appear hoIorc tho board
at their spring meeting and protest
against the project.
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TRADES ASSEMBLY.
Many Important Matters Dooldod
Yesterday Afternoon.
THE PEAITENTINRY HOLLOW WARE

Project TO DO Fought Before tho
pcnitcntlary EOard-Tho Tunnel
Scheme to DO Pushed Before Coun-
cll-Ths Elm Grove Mining Din.
Culty-squlro Arltlo Condemned.
Tho Riverside MIL WOrlImcn to
Decentralization on tho Municipal
Ratio for Labor.
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John Arnold. candidate for justice
OF the peace in Norristown, Pa, died on
Sunday, but his name was retained on
the ballots and the corpse va, elected
on Tuesday.
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IL. Az 70. L.
ROLF & ZANE,
No. 1877 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 565 fc,I
FOR SALE

Isl South Penn street. four.rOomed house
lot GOXl9O feet. 800
No. ltG Virginia street. fOnr.r0omed house 1850
No. II South Penn street, elght.roomcd
louise lot 3ixl25 feet Cheap =,
No. ?!lG Chapline street, elght-roomcl
oTick mouse 500
No. ~ South Broadway street, seyuu
rooms, hall. stable both gases ........,, 3.1oo
Nos. ~ aud - South Broadway, ten rooms C'JO
10. ~ South llurpn street, new seven.
roomed house, lot i0Xl21 .....,.,.5 5Ol
No. 2l2! EoN street, ive.rOomed house,
" Iot2i5iS S;:; 1900
W no ,Gs lot 2'Sl90 1850
=, bath, lot 6oxl!0. Chenp.
No. w Thirteenth street. seven rooms
anu DhNl! IN
no. . North Huron street, seven rooms md
basement. lot 30xl2O feet. new house III. sDo
Bakery. No Is Zane street, Island Am
saloon. bar fixtures and STOCK good IOcs.
tion. In the city......................,'',,.. I'm
Ana other residences not mentioned in hi, ia,
Also building lots everywhere, and farms
Three good business houses on Markct s,res,
Hbove Sixteenth. NJ 0'tee''
For Rcnt-llouSes
lila II H x j. FIN
Nnr nv
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DE. BuLL's CoUGH SYRUP is tho best in
the market. \ single bottlc will COLI
vince you OF its excellence. Try it.
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FO r S -AIIE5.

ca l 10y oil I'VE rooms. brick Fourteenth street,
House Of eight rooms Lind street. 81 81,
L., iions; OF six rooms, EoE street, Gentle Wheel.
Farm OF 50 acres, 6,,z mileI eas. OF CITY 9, an
lots, at s!Ii ench WV o0'N's
,r House OF six rooms and hall, Chapllne, mar
Twentieth street, SIODO "p'''''' "o'S
House OF six rooms brick, With four.roomod
mouse tS, N rear. EoT Stree, between Twenty.
ihlTd and Tweuty.iourth streets. sISSo. "'"''
v ioGie oil iopr rooms, CharleI stree. centrs
Ii0uho OF seven rooms, Fifteenth street, s5.5ol
hot east end Fourteenth street, sJDl,
io y, Of I'VE roomS Woods street, Eag, Wheel.
1lonse OF Tour rooms. Eighteenth street, sl,0)l
iiIhiee houses. MoyS.eu street, cheap. sI5Jl
rppusc o. ihiec rooms, Twelfth street $50.
hrec loti. IOxl0Jl feet, FIlan, White / Gala
9hGEt addition, 500 each. -
,, nouhe o. SIX rooms aud stable, Eighteenth
dhrce lots In Park View, cheap
Ing s5cU. '''e'" "enfo ""eer
ate price. $500 90 e'' ~ A'-'
one Of the best manufacturing sites In tho
CITY iEon'ing on two rGIlroadl
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

Echo Point residence, six rooms
Lot lOJxlSl. with stable, natural gas and good
water. at $1,000 =, o.. -1r
Market street house, six rooms, North Wheel
Ing, NJ sl.GQ0 ..l
Old FUR Ground property: Four.roored
house at sl,52j. Twelre.roomed house. rents
for 5000 year Price $500 All convenience
North Main street residence, southeast corner
Of Eighth aud Main. Terms easy. Price very
cheap. .,
Virginia street property: No. G,prlce $500,
No. 6S Virginia, price $500. No, lis Virginia,
McCollosh stree, property: House Of Nva
rooms at sl.6Ol No. lis, store room building,
South Huron street property: No IS cottage,
lot :OSlaO No. llj, six rOoias, price SlgOl.
North York street property: No. Il. eight
rooms all conrenienccS: on easy termE
SLIGO.
FOR RENT.
No. 81 North Huron street seven rooms, bath.
attic, both gRsc.. Rent So.
No. II North York street. eight rooms, both
gases Stable. Rent SIS.
New house on Wabash and indiana streets.
six rooms, bath, attic. laundry, both gases, or
will rent TO two families.
No. ~ Market street, six rooms, attic, hall,
rent SIS.
Six roomed.houso on Elm street. Will rent To
two families Ken: slT
No. 2ll7 Main street. three rooms and four
rooms. also store room, rent sll. So and SIS.
No. "lOl MINI street. five rooms, attic, on sec.
ond floor ST..
No. GS Virginia street. five rooms, rent slZ.
Park View. sl1-roonied house, lot li1x3Oo good
water. Rem, SIS.
@!l6 Eoi street, eleven rooms, also Ave.roomcd
house In rear
No. % South Huron street, three rooms up,
Stairs Mt 50 10. Four rooms down at So
Four rooms aud attic upstairs, rent sll.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Edatc Agent U. g. Claim Attorney. Col.
lcctor aud Notary Public
ic?l 1912 Market Street.
TO IET.

Store room llO3 Market street. best location Tor
drug store In the city.
Store rooms l29j Main street Possession OF
either at once or April /, 1884,
OlicO rooms Egcrter Block. Most modern In
the city.
Egcrlcr HALL Best In the city.
Snlcndii siX.roomed house, bath and Laundry,
q Maryland street; lArgo yard
SGvGn.rOOmed dwelling q South Penn street
Room especially suited for mandolin club.
St1Domed dwelling. 1876 South Penn street
Slxroomel dwelling, l2S South Pom street
SlIrOomed dwelling. 10 North York street
Four rooms, third floor, both gases. water,
and water closet at 1855 Market street
Flve-roOmed dwelling, III Twenty. ninth street,
now empty, for IS.
Flvc.roOmed dwelling, 3llS Eof street.
Fivc-roOmed dwelling, 3ll9 Jacob street
Five rooms, first floor. 50 Thirteenth street
FOur.roOmed dwelling, 10 South York street
FOur.rooIned dwelling IL South York street
four'roomed dwelling. 2G1S Market street
Three rooms No. 100 Alley II. .r
Three rooms $50 National Road, empty now 81,
Lawyers offices, Chnpline Street. near City
Building
Fist.olASs eight.roomcd house. all modern
convcnlences central location, 50 Zaue street;
large ward,
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A regular meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly was held
yesterday afternoon at tho rooms Of the
assembly on Market street, fairly
representative body OF delegates being
on hand. President Richard Robertson
presided.
Tho miners from tho Wheeling Creek
district back OF bridgeport reported
tho strike recently inauguratoi thore.
The West Virginia legislative com.
mi,tGo reported regarding tho project to
construct tunnel through Wheeling
hill from Ninth or Tenth street. Mr..
Michael Oregon who made tho report,
said tho committee, had scon ProsoCu-
ting Attorney John A. Howard and ask
edhim to prepares petition to 20 to coun-
Gil to start the movement, but for several
reasons this was not done, and 1t is now
probable that the matter will DO brought
10 the attention OF tU.morrow's session
Of council, together with tho surveys
and estimates recently made by Engi-
Neer GlInOrO brown.
Tho arbitration committee made its
report on the Elm Grove mincra' strike.
Tho report states the committee visited
Elm Grove on February l2, and found
thirty-night union miners on q strike,
and about thirty-Hve men at work,
twenty Of that number being members
OF union No. l46; the others are non.
union and engaged since the strike. An
interview was had with Superintendent
ChambGrs. but ho would not recognize
the committee as having authority to
mix or moddlo" in the matter, and
that his company proposed hereafter 10
deal directly with their miners. His
position included: Discharge and hirc
whom they pleased; would recognize no
union; would not re-employ part OF the
mon now out, claiming ho had proposed
andthcyhad signedan agreement, which
was submitted. Tho committee had ar.
ranged n meeting for February II, tho
organization OF local union then being
contemplated, but the nnmber present
did not justify the formation OF q
union, and the matter was submitted to
the coal miners union No. l4G for
further consideration. Tho next step
was the blacklisting Of the company and
present employees by the local union,
and through the committee the miners
ask the cooperation OF the assembly.
The committee turned the matter over
TO the assembly. The report was re-
ceived.
The following delegates were obli-
gated:
Local Union No. 80, Plastcrers-Jesse
Gill, William Earnest, Harry Stocszer.
Iron Moulders' Union No. 57-August
Kubsky, Bert Mitchell and Fred He'll.
Carpenters No. las. Gibbons.
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Round trip $40. Tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling at ] 40 and 5 :O5
n. M. and 200 md 5:35 p. III. Through
eleeper on tho $3.50 p. m. train from
Wheeling.
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Mrs. N. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 aud 1913 1Inrlse, ST., wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars md electric motors pa" tho
door Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IS lSyi, continues ihirtY.n!nc
weeks, divided into four terms This school
oilers q complete aud thorough education In
Practical English, Mathematics. English ClasIlcA
IntIu nnI Modern Languages.
The school consists OF Urinary, Grammar.
academic and College Preparatory departments
The methods and course Of instruction will
compare fIvorably with the best scmIlariei In
the country.
Boys arc received In the Primary and lrs: yeat
Grammar. For circulars or Interview, apply to
HRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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The Third Il. 6 .. Excursion for WnSl,lnc
ton City and baltimore, Thursday, March
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II II x j. EINE
llijMaEket street. Telephone ss7. fe1o
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1.-THE rlso OF 'Cas.oriH' Is so universal and
its merits so well known that II seems work
Of supcrerogc;Icn to endorse It. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CSstoria
within easy reach"
Carlos MARTTN, D. D.,
Ecy York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-25

draw. and in the summer OF 1886 Mitchell
returned to England. After his return 10
America in 1857 he defeated Steve Gala
CHER at Cleveland. Ohio.
On March 10, 1888, Mitchell fought his
memorable battle with John l.. Sullivan
at Chantilly, France. for $500 sterling
side, the contest lasting three hours and
eleven minutes and ending in a draw in the
thirty ninth round.
Since that time Mitchell has given many
exhibitions, both in America and Europe,
besides playing several theatrical engage
ments, but he has not been matched with
pugilist OF his class in any notable battle.
TOday's Battle.
Today's battle was for a purse OF $4,000,
offered by the Duval Athletic Club Of Jack
sonville. of which Harry Mason is president
and j. f. T. Bowden general manager. The
club also paid the two pugilists $2.500 each
for training expenses and erected in East
Jacksonville a building in which to pull
off, the fight, the cost of which, including
the site privileges. &C.. was nearly $4,000.
Travelling and office expenses, together
with attorneys fees and numerous other
items of various kinds, have brought the
total cost Of the affair up to fully $4,000
The arena was arranged TO seat ABOUT
1900 people, and had not the nrm atlsuae
of the governor of Florida against the fight
from the very beginning operated disas-
trously upon the sale of boxes ana seats
the profits of the venture would undouDt-
eddy have reached fully SO per cent on the
investment
Preparing for the Fight.
Corbett went into training for this fight
on December 16 at Mayport. small hshins
town at the mouth of the st. Johns river,
and about twenty-three miles from Jackson
vile. The training party here occupied four
cottages. and has at times numbered as
high as twenty. including Mrs. Corbett and
other members OF the American champions
family and his friends. William A. Brady,
his manager, has been with him constantly
from the first, and his training bas been in
the hands Of Billy Delaney. Assisted by John
McVey, Prof. John Donaldson, Dan Creedon
and others.
1t was nearly Two weeks later when
Mitchell went into training on Anastasia
Island opposite the city Of st. Augustine,
and nearly forty miles from Jacksonville.
HIS party has numbered less than ten peo-
pie, and has occupied three cottages on the
Atlantic side Of the island. The I'm glish-
man has been in the hands 81 his manager.
Billy Thompson while his training has been
done by Steve O'Donnell, Harry Darrin,
Jack Fogarty and others. bat" MastersDn,
the well-known sporting man of Denver,
Col, has been with Mitchell ever since bis
arrival in Florida and has been his adviser
in many important particulars preliminary
to the fight