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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-13
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
acknowledgements
PUBLIC SALE.
W, P. Hubbard. Administrator, }


Il IL
vs. In Chancery,
Ellie R. Anshutz and othorS
In pursuance Of a decree made on the 18th day
OF October. 1891 by the circuit court OF Ohio
county, IN the above entitled cause. the under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
purpose, WILL on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1884,
commencing at 10 o'clock Il. H., on the premises,
sell at public sale TO the highest bidder the tract
OF land beautifully located near the National
Road. about four and ono half miles east OF
Wheeling. comprising SOS acres, owned and
occupied by Mrs. Ellle Russell in her life time.
There Is a comfortable and roomy dwelling house
and stable on the premises and many fruit,
shade aud ornamental trees. The right to uso
the two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with It.
This property has been SubdIvIded Into three
parcels two OF them containing about one aero
aud half each, and the other. oil which the
dwelling house stands. containing nearly three
acres These parcels will be offered separately
and the property will be sold In such parcels or
as whole, rs will be found most advantageous.
At the same time and place will be sold lot
fronting on the National Road opposite Wheel
Ing Park, and containing .9ls OF au acre
For the boundaries OF the above mentioned
parcels aud lots reference l. made 10 the decree
aforesaid, aud to tho plat filed with the cOmmiS.
SiOner'S report In the above entitled cause
TERMS OF SALE:-Onethird OF the purchase
money, and us much more as the purchaser may
elect. In cash, the residue In two equal Install.
mentS at one and two years from the day OF sale.
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In.
Stallments, bearing interest from the day OF sale
and the title 10 be retained until the purchase
money Is paid In full aud conveyance directed
by the court. Tho purchaser OF the parcel upon
which the dwelling house stnnus will be required
to insure the dwelling house IN an amount 10 be
fixed by the commissioner, As further security.
w. p. HUBBARD
Special Commissioners
&c, HERvEY. AuctIoncer.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given as required BY law BY W. 2. Hub.
bard the Special Commissioner In the above Gu.
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
Ocl7
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Mr.. Dayton Is a very young man aud will have
plenty Of room to grow In Mt. Wilson's seat. II
Is u big seat. Meanwhile he should remember 1t
Is not a. q. Dayton, n previously unknown
young lawyer who beat tho great tnri'l re-
former, but the people, who neither INQUIRED or
cared particularly who his opponent wa'.-
Register.
Mr.. Dayton is old enough to be Presi.
dent Of tho United States. Ho is a
modest and unassuminG man, as well as
man OF brains, and is perfectly aware
OF the Significance OF his victory.
Furthermore, he will not concern him
self about the impudent illusions to
him BY tho Register, which organ has
apparently discovered that Dayton is
no Joke"
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Who did it in Wetzel county? The
people, regardless Of past party afiilia.
tions, who wanted change OF state and
national administrations. Good boys.
The Republican extends conGratula-
tons and thanks to all those liberal
minded voters OF Wetzel who saw the
need OF q change and voted for it.
There is great hope for this country,
when the people can thus lay aside
party aud vote for improvement in
povaFnmAnt.
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IN STATE sAxcrUMs.
wara,ars were 30. Needed.

FetSaz Rspubiera.
The professor will by this time have
a clear conception as 70 how he stands
in the e,timation OF the people he (mis)
represented in legislative halls. The
crushing defeat he has met should be
the means OF impressing upon his mind
the act that the wishes OF his con-
slituents in the Second district Of West
Virginia were, or al least should have
been, paramount, to the stubborn
course he pursued in his theoretical free
trade policy, Notwithstanding the re-
peated warnings and admonitions ne
had from time to time received. The
will OF the people must be obeyed.
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PRorEcrroSIsTs will have especial
cause to give thanks this year. but in
many an idle workingman's home
there will be no turkey, thanks to an
industry-wrecking free trade policy.
However, the tariff smashers have had
halt called on their mad career, aud
brighter times in the future await US
all. For what the signs OF promise are,
therefore, let US give thanks.
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trying TO make their followers believe
that it was all due TO the treason Of the
Germans and the Briees.
The matter Of fixing the blame in.
wolves an entertaining family quarrel.
In the meantime the protectionists are
not bothsring themselves about the
affair. They have saved the country
from any immediate danger Of a free
trade policy and the people are satisfied
with the result
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany has just issued a little booklet,
giving the routes and rates to various
winter resorts in Cuba, Florida, North
Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey, Penn
sylvan;n and Georgia. The information
is very conveniently arranged and in
dexed. Copies can be had by enclosing
two cent stamp to Charles o. Scull,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. Baltimore. Md.
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TELEPHONE SuxBEEs:
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acknowledgement
wnEELINc, NovEapEn 10, 1904.
The Now Senator From West Virginia

The Nav Senator From West Virginia.
The last time the Democrats carved
up West Virginia they thought they
had made it next to impossible for the
Republicans to carry the legislature.
Their work was probably unconstitu-
tional. certainly unfair, and it did seem
that they had accomplished their pur-
pose.
AS Republicans looked the ground
over, there was very little to encourage
the hope that they could elect enough
OF their own TO control the legislature.
Under the leadership OF Mr.. EIkins, to
whom the party turned when General
Golf went on the bench, the organiza-
ton reached for everything in sight.
In 1892 the fight was made for presi-
Dental electors, congressman, members
Of the legislature-for everything down
to the smallest position that could have
any bearing on the politics Of the state.
That WIS losing fight, but it helped to
clear tho deck for the action OF 1894,
when, under the game gladly accepted
and universally acknowledged leader
ship, the Republican organization made
n bold dash along the whole line and
achieved such victory as has made
West Virginia the most talkod.about
state in the union.
Fortunately for tho Republican party
and for West Virginia. the man who
has proved his ability as a leader is
fully equipped to represent his state
well in the senate OF tho United States,
where he will take his place as no
stranger to the men among whom hc
wi sit.
Tho Republicans of West Virginia
owe this honor to the man whose strong
personality has given them splendid
leadership, aud they will honor them.
selves, their party and their state by
electing 10 tho senate the man who rep.
resents in the highest degree the
quickened impulse that ia developing
the state Of West Virginia and bringing
this lusty young commonwealth out OF
the woods into the company Of tho
most progressive.
As nobody disputed with Mr.. Elkins
the party leadership when none OF the
honors Of victory were in eight, so now
his fair and reasonable claim on the
party will not be seriously disputed
when the victory has been won and
there is a high honor to confer. Mr..
Elkins has shown himself worthy Of the
command that fell to him, and in the
hour OF triumph no will not be super
coded.
At the beginning OF new era for the
Republican party in West Virginia it
would be graceful act and the height
OF good party politics to confer this
honor on Mr.. EIkins by giving him the
unanimous vote OF the Republican cau-
Gus. Public sentiment is overwholm.
ingly in favor of this course, and it is
we'll to let the people have their way.
Mr.. Elkins will be tho next senator,
and it will be worth something to the
party and to the state to send him to
the senate with the unanimous endorse.
ment OF his party's representatives in
the legislature.
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as for instance in the casa of William L
Wilson. Tom Johnson and the great
objector, Mr. Holman. DAYTON, who
defeated Wilson, Burton. who defeated
johnson, and Watson, who defeated
Holman, Of Indiana, are all young men,
Watson being the youngest, only %.
All are men OF brains aud will be heard
from in Congress.
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WHEELING extends her sympathy to
Fairmont in the loss OF her glass fac-
tory, which was destroyed by fire Sun.
dav night. 1t is hoped that the owners
will sec their way to rebuild the works,
SO that tho Mountain City may not be
permanently deprived OF one of her
most important and prosperous indus.
At,
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JAPAS's modest demand OF 500, OOO.-
900 indemnity, the island Of Formosa
and the independence of Korea will
probably have TO be granted by China,
and the emperor of the celestial king
dom may consider himself fortunate
that the mikado is letting him of with
his pig.ail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-13

The Fairmont Republican is new
paper which deserves the support OF
the people Of Marion county. Like its
neighbors, the West Virginian, Index
and Free Press, it is geographically
neat, is newsy and well edited. The IN
TELLIGENCER wishes it success.
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What They Voted For.

IN bTu40H Vs"THE
Before the election our Democratic
friends said that liberal supply Of OK
tail soup would swing the Democrats
into line, aud insured Howard that
Braxton would give him 800 majority.
The returns indicate that what the
voters OF Brsxton really wanted was
large size hunk OF protection.
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The Party of Young Amerlcanism.
Tho young men arc strictly in it this
year The roster OF the Republican side
OF the next Congress will show that a
large percentage OF the now members
arc from tho ranks o; tho vigorous young
Republicnnism.
1t is fact worthy of note that the
great FREQ trade leaders who woro de-
tcated will be succeeded by young men,
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Ai""'Ny'Oh "S'N+H
The Hon. Stephen B. EIkins will DO
the next United States senator from
West Virginia. That may be depended
upon. Stephen B. made q great fight
this year, and much Of the credit for
the victory is due his efforts.
How are you, Senator Elkins?
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SENATOR oAMDEN,s SUCCESSOR.
The wish of tho Party.

Pnrtersburg State Journal.
There is but one candidate for the
honor, and his name is Stephen B.
EIkins. lie will be elected senator
without opposition to succeed johnson
N. Camden. That is the wish OF the
Republican party OF the state, and in
his election vest Virginia will be hon.
ored and the state have a prominence
in that body 1t has not had for many
yanFa
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Wat Union Record tDcDL)
Give US Adlai Z. Stevenson aud vii.
liam L. wilson in '96 and we'll mop up
the earth with these Republicans.
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We have on hand number OF politi-
cal cartoons appropriate for the decora-
ton and jubilation OF Republican news.
papers, for sale cheap at this office.
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JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.
11l9 MAIN STREET.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION-THE
" stato Of West Virginia Ohio county, So
In the Circuit Court oil Ohio county. West VII.
glnI0, November Rules, 1891.
J. H. Pipes. survivor of him
self aud J. B. Reed, dc.
ceased, late partners doing I, Cbspcc,v vi,b
business under the firm !" IttacSnsn,
name OF Pipes Reed.
VS..
Frederick Neumann.
The object OF this suit Is to collect from the
defendant, said Frederick NGumnuu the sum o!
SS 50. with interest thereon from the 18th dav
OF November 1884. being the balance due said
Pipes & Reed. and 10 subject 10 the pAymen!
thereof the one undivided One.hfth interest IN
lot numbered fourteen, III square number siI 10
that part OF the City Of Wheeling formerly call
Ritchletown. but now known as South Wheel
lug, upon which an attachment has been levied
in this suit
And 1t appearing from an affidavit aled In
said cause, at these Rules, that the defendant,
Frederick Ncumann. ia not Il resident OF Tue
State OF West Virginia. aud he not having been
served with process in said suit on motion OF
tho plaintiff, by his attorney. this order OF pub
liCation Is entered against him, and II Is Ordered
that the said defendant above named. be qua
Is required 10 appear within one month after
the date OF the fist publication OF this Orlcruld
do what Is necessary to protect his Interests
1t Is further ordered that this order be publish
cd and posted as required by Inv.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our slif
Court at the Court blouse Of said county tbs
9th day Of November, 1894. to.wlt: NOvemof
Rules 1871. JOHN W. MITCHELL, GER
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
W. J. ". CowDEN, Attorney for Plaintiff
nOl3TC
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Point Pleasant Gazette.
Stephen b. Elkins will be the next
United States senator from West Vir-
pinia.
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THOUSANDS Of cNses OF rheumatism
have boon cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This is abundant reason for belief that
1t will cure you. s
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Jackson Herdtd
Stephen b. Elkins-West Virginia'f
next United States senator.
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Do NOT MISS This
Grand Opportunity

To visit this healing power, which is as rare
asst is benign. Wonderful skill and ability
which borders upon the miraculous-a power
which battles disease when lesser powers
utterly fail.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.

LOW WATER TON
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PRICE, HAY AND WOODS.
LAWYER O'NeiiI After the P"i''
c,n,,iu md His Subordinntcs

LAWYER William Lane O'Neill to-day
sent another open communication 10
President ], Martin, Of the Police Board
in which he rerews the declaration or
his intention to prefer charges against
Cant. Price. ex-Warl Man Hay ana
Seret. Woods. Of the West 1hlrtS'
seventh street police station.
The charges grow out Of the arrest OF
LAWYER O'Neili'l client, Mrs. Margaret
a THOMPSON. wife of Edgar Thompson,
who NJ. O'N-ill declares, Was ma
liciousiy prosecuted, locked up all night
i'm a pen with prostitutes ana criminal
offscourings Of the city. and all b-cauSG
she opposed the Jczebels and their
friend and paid protectors. the police.
The letter concludes:
The partI,nlAr Aspasia under confederation Is
Fannie CLARK alias Eta Thorne, OF 25J West
ThlTty.nIDth street. And complained then. ana
1 complain now, that practically the whole "i
thIs block (Thlrty.nInth street. between seventh
and Eighth avenue Is polluted bN as ho,rlbe
gang OF the trail sisterhood as can be FOUND
niying their trade. publicly, openly ana nasl-
tIoisIy with plain and Migrant paid police pro,
foctIop OF witch many Of them constantly ana
publicIy brag; and all OF which ! am pfepaiea u
prove W iN>' "
Mr., ONeill has brought two civil &C,
lions against eN-Wurd Man Ray ana
Sergt Woods, each for slOOoW damages
on behalf OF Mrs. Thompson.
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SUGAR STOCK Goes UP AGAIN.
General Electric and Distillers
Are Both Lower.
Tho Market Continues Dull and
without Special Features.

Sugar was the feature OF the stock
market this morning The pool formed
yesterday took hold with a vim, and ad-
vanccI the price IA to LOG 3-S. TO the
disgust Of the shorts, who ran to cover.
General Electric and Dlstillers were
weak. the former on the decision jus,
rendered against tn. Company, AMI the
after ON the action of the holders Of
rebate vouchers to protect their inter-
ests General Electric dropped 2l-l, to
IS ~. and Distiliers 2 is, to IL. y. Y,
Susq d. Western preferred rose Ia, to
A. The changes otherwise were com
parativcly slight, and the volume OF
trading was small.
New England rose l-2. TO IS liz, while
Baltimore x ohio fell as to Is is, Nc rth-
west 81. to lb Is; United States Cord
age. 3-I 10 10 Ia; Chesapeake 4 Ohio
IL, 10 20 5-S, and Western Union 3-S, TO
81 i-s
Money per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange firm. owing to the small sup,
AT 4Sa4.s5 IA, and sight drafts at 4S 3-4
Q4.S5
Commercial bar silver declined to
G3 b-S. and Mexican dollars to So Is. Bar
silver in London fell to ~ Sled. per
ounce
Stocks were weaker for the Changers
which were sold by the Cammacl con
tinsent. General Electric and Distillers
rallied liz a "a from the lowest. Specu
lation presented no feature Of Specia
interest. and the dealings were. confined
almost entirely to the four walls Of the
Exchange
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AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE.

There Is an interesting story about the
origin of the American Beauty. 1t was
first grown in Washington. and here
II attained its renown. The late Hon
George Bancroft. besides being his
torian and scholar. was one Of the first
amateur rose-growers In America. says
the Washington Post. Every year he
imported cuttings from the leading flow
er-growers of Europe. The King OF
Prussia when old Kaiser william was
king allowed the American historian to
have II slip Of whatever he might fancy
In tn" royal Conservatives.
Mr.. BancrortA gardener used to cul-
tivat" some OF hi. roses In AN old
hous" away out on +. or perhaps ii was
In the west end OF che city Mrs, Grant
had n florist naed Field. lie WAS "A
rose grower Of rare merit and Skin in
his artistic work.
building where Mr., Blncroft's gardener
potted his plants and budded his roses.
over in corner he ob'erved u rose OF
a variety utterly unknown to him and
form and color Where did this come
from" he carelessly inquired Of his
| ros" growing conirere. "Oh, II IL an off
shoot from some cuttings we imported
was evident to Mr.. Field that the other
did not In the least comprehend the value
of the new plant. After some talk Mr..
| Field bought the cuttings he had seen
| for s..
\ year thereafter. when lac had pro-
pagated his new purchase and become
| convinced that he had new and very
valuable variety of rose. which he
named the American Beauty, he sold
| his find for 5000. the most wonderful
result OF the Investment Of 81 ON record.
| To follow his luck II littl' further. MIR.
| Field invested his easily-eurned 5000 In
lands near the city, which In little
| less than three years were sold for $50
| 900 Truth IL sometimes stranger than
| fiction. In this instance II certainly
| was.
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Irvine Montgomery the English strong
man, who calls himself Irving San
dove. in view of the expected suit to
Eugene Sandowe for the use Of the
name "Sundowe," last night issued q
rema rkahle challenge 10 the 1attCr.
Montgomery offers to pass a college
examination against Eugene Sandowc,
or to perform feats of strength against
him. and offers to deposit forfeit of
from 500 to 5000 to bind such a match