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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
MoUNDSVILLE.
A Miscellaneous aIsIange OF Minor Mat
tors from Marsh airs Metropolis.

a miscellaneous hoInngo OF "IbbF MAI
tors from Mnrshalrs Metropolis.
Word has been received from Prof.
Lane, OF Atlanta, Ga, who ls to lecture
at the NJ. Z. church on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings OF this week, that he
will arrive Thursday and will be present
at the Emission" Thanksgiving service
OF the Epworth League that evening.
Tho subjects he will lecture on are, Fri:
day evening, "The Philosophy OF
Laughter" Saturday evening, Lessons
not Learned from the Books"
Rev. S. II. Doyle has announced bis
acceptance OF call to the "Fall Of
schuylkill" church at Philadel phia. he
will leave about the first OF next mouth,
and will preach his farewell sermon on
next Sabbath.
The committee on arrangements for
the K. OF P. bazaar, to be given In the
opera house holiday week, will hold d
meeting this evening to formulate
plans and prepare the programme.
Mrs. Clyde Campbell, OF Utica, O.,
and Miss Anna Crowther, OF Wheeling
Island, we're the guests OF Miss Clara
Mosier, the accommodating telephone
central, over Sunday.
Squire W. G. Mann, OF this city, was
married last evening at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
to Miss Lottie L. Coon, OF that city.
They will be at home in this city to-day.
Walter Evans, who 10 attending
Franklin College, at New Athens. O.,
will arrive home tomorrow and will re-
main over Thanksgiving.
The Christian Eudeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church will hold SO.
cial this evening at the home Of Miss
Ella Graudstaf.
Mrs. P. E. Baxter and Mrs. T. J. Par
sons have returned from pleasant
visit to Cameron friends.
Commodore Alonzo Perry, OF Erie,
Pa, was In the city yesterday the guest
OF L. G. Roberts.
Joseph Stillwell ia very sick.
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MARTINS FERRY.
uaps aud sIl.haps In tue Thriving City
Across the River.

uaps aud 1l.haps In tue Thriving City
Across the River.
A burglar was discovered in the
opera house at an early hour yesterday
morning. Prof. Albert Leroy who was
writing music in one OF the dressing
rooms at the time heard the fellow but
paid no attention at first, supposiag 1t
was young man who sleeps above the
stage. Leroy finally concluded that he
would investigate and he walked out on
the stage when the fellow saw him and
ran out. Leroy followed with his
revolver in hand but the fellow had dis.
appeared.
The work OF covering the timbers at
the Etna.S,andard mill with sheet iron
will be finished about March l. II will
then be FIRE proof throughout
Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, the only daueh-
ter OF Mrs. Jane Fitzpatrick, residing
in Clark's addition, died yesterday after
noon Of consumption.
The programme a. tho meeting OF the
Epworth League at the NJ. Z. church
last night consisted Of readings, recita-
tons and music.
DR.. j. NJ. Blackiord will read a paper
on typhoid fever" at the meeting OF
the Belmont County Medical Society at
BeIlaire to-day.
Last night a number OF Martins
Ferry people attended the open parlia.
ment given by the local Y. P. S. G. E.
at Bellaire.
Yesterday W. B. Hall, OF Bridgeport,
was fined 81 and costs for conveying a
body through Martins Ferry without
a permit.
Miss Phoebe Wallace, OF Toronto, who
has been visiting Hiram and Alio Fra.
zier, will return home to-day.
James Ralston Inns taken a position
with Barnes & McGregor. OF Wheeling,
as travelling salesmen.
The Republicans Of Martins Ferry,
almost TO a man, are for Steven b.
EIkins for Senator.
Loss than one-half Of the witnesses in
the Sedgwick. McComb case were ex.
amlned yesterday.
Mrs. q. II. DiIley, of Brooklyn, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
W. Morrison.
The electric light ordinance has been
referred back TO tho City Solicitor for
alteration.
James Beck. who was arrested charged
with robbing n Wheeling man named
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

One leading aspirant for first series
cham pionship honori in the Wheeling
Bowling Lengue was laid out cold last
night when The Bowlers and Nameless
teams came together at the Musee
alleys. The Bowiers worc favortses, OF
course, but the unexpected happened
aud Naneless, 0 team that has been
considered perhaps good shot for
third place, jumps to the front twenty
caret chance for the penuant, not. how
ever, on the fine work Of the team, but
on account Of tho luck in which the
club played. The sane luck that held
up Provident for several weeks seems
to have perchcd on the Nameless hay
loft.
In the first game The Bowlers took
the1ead with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
spurt and held the lead in nine frames,
but in the all-important tenth Name
less slid in bare winner-by nine pins.
The score:
Nameless - Campbell 1875, Atkinson
1le, "Bliud 146, total 76S.
The Observation-Disclosures 135, Spell
del 0S, Lamb 1873, Laird III. ssasler l47,
Ebaling 1870, total 759.
Hamecss s. $50 22 29s az ~ w Sls ~ ~ .eS
B5wlers.. lOG Ig7 rs $50 40 4Sd oil GU Os3 7Js
In the second game Nameless led at
the start, but The Bowlers soon forged
to tho front and remained there until
the ninth, when Atkinson's fine work
pulled the Nameless out OF very small
hole and The Bowlers were again heat
en-. Tho score: ...
Nameless-Campbell 1913, Atkinson
LAG. Carenbauer lis, Bowlin 125, Wells
1l2 "Blind" l40; total 766.
The Bowlers 12l, Whita-
ker. ia, Lamb Ia, Laird 1876, Statler
l13 Ebeling 107; total 1874.
Sameexs,. o. 1872 ~ Sl4 S76 49, $50 $50 67g 700
BowlcrS.... Il I57 81 3I5 s7s t62 Si2 COL 0T 7Si
Out a. yr.berL's Garden the Column
bin and Calumet teams played two
rood games aud parted even. In tho
frat game Bishop was the king pin"
with 1856 pins. Murphy next with loo.
The score:
CoIumbia-Amick 1Os, o. Weiagerber
12s Boadwing lao, ]. Weisgerber 1876,
Bishop 1856. Seibert LAG. total, So.
Characteristic 1873, A. Welty los,
Cameron 1880, J. Welty 100. Murphy l55,
J. Weitzel 1855, total. 1856.
In the second game Calumet went in
with an amount of vim and yigor that
brought them a well deserved victory.
Wetzel led the players with 100 pins.
The score:
Characteristic 1856, A. Welty 1873,
Cameron 163, ]. Welty l26, Murphy
l12, Weitzel 100, total S25.
Observation-Disclosures 1913. o. Weisgerber
1925, Boadwing ZIG, J. Weisgcrber 14l,
Sishnn La Saiherl f26.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
RI,IDGEPORT.

Local News from tho Thriving City Mt the
Other End of the Bridge.
Rev. Mr.. Green dedicated the new A.
NJ. E. church. recently purchased by his
new congregation, on Sunday afternoon
in Kirkwood. A large representative
congregation OF the best colored people
assembled. Mr.. Green 10 an eloquent
and pleasing speaker, and his new
church starts OF with highly hatterinR
prospects. Some OF his members say
that the unfair and unchristianlike at
tack made on him recently has done
him lots OF good.
The colored Republicans OF Bridge.
port are arranging tor iollifcation pa
rade one night this week. There will
be about one hundred OF their club,
who with their own drum corps. will
march over the principal streets Of the
town and disband on Bridge street, near
the west end Of back river bridge. After
the parade there will be short speeches
by local talent. Captain Pointdexter is
the moving spirit in the parade, and
this insures its success.
The bunting and flag decorations put
up by the Hon. J. q. Heinlein at his
office in Bridgeport on the occasion OF
tho big Mckinley meeting are slightly
disfgured but still in the ring" Wind
and weather have changed somewhat
their bright appearance, but they still
wave and serve rs political landmark
OF the 1894 avalanche.
W. B. Hall, Bridgeport underteker,
was arrested in Martins Ferry yester.
day and fined for taking the remains OF
William Rowland, who was killed re-
Gently in Wost Virginia coal mine,
through tho town OF Martins Ferry
without permit from the health officer
OF that place.
The BeIlaire, Bridgeport 4 Martins
Ferry Street Railway Company recently
received car load OF anthracite coal to
burn in the heating stoves that have re-
Gently oeen placed in their cars 10 keep
passengers warm and comfortable dur
ing tho cold weather.
The Belmont county board OF COM
missioners were in Bridgeport yester-
day, en- route 10 the northwestern part
OF tho county to inspect and either ac-
copt or reject now bridges built by Goa.
tract.
The street cars on tho Ohio side OF
tho river arc nicely aud comfortably
fitted up with heating stoves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
THEY PAItrEp EVEN.
Last evening at Mozart Park,

Last evening ut Mozart Park, the
Buckeye and Excelsior clubs Of the
South Side Bowling League played two
interesting games and parted even.
Buckeye took the first contest by a mar
gin OF SO pine, Klolz, Of the Buckeyes,
took high score with ISL. Score:
Buckeye-Rumbach 19S. satterfield
1888, Dorer 119, Klotz ISL. schinderwolt
12l, Smith l20, total 1872.
Excelsior-G. Beiswinger lis, Wag.
ner 1856, Dannenberg l27, Martin l22, Ii.
Beiswinger ia, Shat 107, total 1873.
The next game was won by Excelsior,
the players OF that team doing first
class work. piling up creditable team
score. The best individual score OF
the evening was that of Wagner, made
in this game. The score:
Excelsior-G. Beiswingsr lag, Wagner
1872, Dannenberg 12S, Martin las, II.
Beiswlnger 1874, SIIai l02, total S37.
Buckeye-Rumbach l2l, Sattertield
13l, Dorer 1871, Klotz $40, Schindewolf
al, Smith los, total 772.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. 2G.-The
report circulated here that the Yale
faculty intends to forbid the team play
ing Princeton, on account Of Saturdays
smuggling, is denied. President Dwight
says he knows nothing OF any such in-
tention. A number OF the faculty OK
press disgust Mt the game, saying they
lost all interest in it when the smuggling
began. The college verdict is that the
revised rules arc failure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

Deyine Of IS, was discharged last even
Ing The man who caused his arrest
did no. show up at the hour set for the
hearing, the bondsmRu was released
and Beck discharged.
Rev. Alr. Hotchkiss, the evangelist,
will hold meetings here every night
this week.
Miss Ella Manion, of Bellaire. spent
Yesterday with the family Of William
Hogan.
i'll Woodward and wife, Of Barnes.
vile, we're here yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
ST. AsAPH RACES.
Tho FnvorItCS Fnrod BADLY mt the vIr.
EIniR Trnck Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Now 2G.-Fav-
orites Jared badly at st, Asaph to-day,
mono succeeded in reaching tho wire
first. Summary:
First, Observation-Disclosures won; Austin
second, Elsie Morrison, third; time,
:49l
Second, mile-JaCk Rose won; Blue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. ?a-First, six
furlongs-Equator won; time, l:l6!.
Second, seven furlongs-DrowueLl won;
time, 1901. Third. five iurlongs-The
Commoner won; time, l:O2. Fourth,
mile-Cass won; time. 1:42!. Fifth,
four and one.half furlongs-Summer
Coon won; time, $50. Sixth, four and
one.half furlongs-Isabel won; time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

JoHSY. MAcRAE, druggist, Raleigh, n.
c., writes: "Somo OF tho cures made by
tho Japanese Pile Cure is wonderful and
from my dealings with you for tho past
three years, l know your guarantee is
perfectly good" Charles X Gootse aud
W. W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
LOTS OF BOWLING.
Namsloss Wins Two Games from
The Bowlers at the Musee.
THE OTHER TEAMS PARTED EYEH.

Columbia aud Calumet at seibcrt's
and Excelsior and Buckeye ut Mo-
Fart Park wnshington-Jef ferson
Foot Ball Team TO Play Here satur.
day Afternoon--About the Harvard
Yale Gamc-other News of Sport.
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carter, seeond; Tlny Tim, third; time,

Garter, second; Tiny Tim, third time,
l:43l.
Third, nile-ASsignee won; Marshall,
second; Equity. third: time. l:42t.
Fourth, ak fnrlong.-Elbsron WOO;
Half Mine, second; Equation, third;
time, 1:l73.
Filth, Eve and half Undergraduates
gilla won; Weinberg, second; Hull Nut,
third; time. los.
Sixth, six furlongs-First Light won I;
Moderocio. secondi Buckeye, third;
time, 1:l7.
Seventh, match, Eve furtones--Ronp-
ing Girl won; Wheeloski, second; time,
1904.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

I
shaking social was INDUCED In.
Judge J. B. briggs, in passing sem
/ tence on some Of the numerous criIni-
nails at the present term Of court took
occasion To call attention TO the to-
crease OF crime ia this county, aud to
| critiCise the pardoninR power. The
latter is rarely exercised. except when
the court officials where the convict was
tried petition with others for Il, though
il often goes too far through these petit
tons.
The city council will meet this even
ing. The light committee will perhaps
make some recommendation as to new
contract for light. They have been OBJ
tanning information from various towns
throughout the state, and they found
that the contract made here i've years
ago was better one than it was thought
TO have been.
Mayor Dubois disposed Of the boys
who we're charged with annoying the
Gravel hill school yesterday evening by
giving them severe lecture and in
forming them OF the serious penalty
provided In the law for such ottenses,
and they were given chance atter be-
ing locked up three days.
The driving horse Of s. o. Cummins
frightened at an electric car yesterday
afternoon and ran away>wlth the buggy.
in which Mr.. Cummins and his son
Tom we're. Both shafts Of the rig were
broken. but the occupants and horse
escaped serious injury.
Major Moore, OF Barnesville, was pre-
sented with diamond stud by a party
OF friends on the occasion OF his titsieth
birthday. Major Petty made the pre-
sentation speech, and they had an ele-
CANT party at his home that evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
social aud give free lunch to the
members OF Spangler Post and their
wives and the husbands OF the mem
bers OF the corps. in the Grand Army
hall Friday night.
With Baltimore & Ohio cars, Lees
store and WELLS store all broken into
on as many succeeding nights the police
have been adhonished to more than
ordinary watchfulnoss.
The festival for o gymnasium
attachment to the reading room yielded
$500 clear for that purpose, which in.
dicates more than ordinary interest In
times like these.
DR.. Armstrong, father Of City solic.
itor Armstrong, is seriously III at his
home at Woodsheld, aud is gradually
growing weaker.
G. A. Kruger died at his home in the
First ward on Sunday night last lie
was an employe OF Rodefer Bros glass
factory.
The steel works run five days last
week, the most it has run in any one
week for a long time, but Is Of this
week.
The "Mother Goose" Entertainment
has been postponed ill next Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

CATAnRn 10 constitutional disease,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh. Give It q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

SeSeuth.eivhths mile, handicap
Hermanite, Maurice. los; LObeugula,
lDS; Hailstone, 100.
Tntee-quarter mile, sellihg--Tormsn.
Eor, ITO; Elberon, Senator Vest 9Si
sappho, Anxiety, 81; Hamrine, lO6;
Gov. Fiier, Void, Polydora, lO3.
Mile and one.eighth, selline-Econo-
mist, Fidelio, 90; Bess McDuf, Baron
csc, 100; Warpeak, los.
Hall mile, selling-south Side. Mar.
cugo, Fannie T.. %; Van Bruin, 1877
Lady Richmond, Yocatity, BOothroyd,
90; Syde. l02; Sir John. l06.
Six aud a half furlongs-Aurelian,
102; Prig. Mcintyre. Ill; Mock Barren,
Hardy Fox. l0I; Blue Mass, 98.
Mile, sslling-Indra, 1903; Star Ac-
tress, 100; Gallatin, 100; F!irt, Little
Tom, 90; Major General. Leonardo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
BELLAIRE
ATsorts OF Local News aud 6oS'lp from
the Glass City.

There was union service Of Chris
tian Endeayor societies at the First
Presbyterian church last night and the
church wa. filed with members and
others, who were entertained with the
I.lla ,ntnn. tnKnnrn d mn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27

The game of foot ball to have been
played on Thanksgiving between Al
Buckenberger's All Pittsburgh team
and the Y. NJ. G. A. eleven has been do.
clared of, much to the regret OF many
persona.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
SOLD RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
9G TWELFTH STREET.

TNTELLIGENCERS JOB OF FICE-
i NEw TYPE SKILLED wORKMEN. HONEST
COUNT aud TASTY WORK, Send for prinoA
lNTELLlGESCER
:tGnd q Fourteenth SLroSa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-27
ANOTHER Foor nAhn GAME.

washing ton u Jefferson nad Martins Forty
to Play Here.
The Washington.JeGerson foot ball
team will close the season by lining up
against the Martins Ferry Y. n. G. A
team at Irwin Park next Saturday after
noon. Washington will send big dol
egation OF rooters. and Wheeling and
Martins Ferry will be out in force.
Both teams AFRO high raterS and have
thousands OF admirers in these parts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11


the frank honest face of the young
produce merchant, and her tone
showed that she was more than half
inclined to believe him.
Ben was quick to take advantage
of the slight impression which he had
produced.
Suppose you were going to buy
some vegetables of me. he said, in
sinuatingly. what would 1t be?"
peas and cucumbers, most likely"
IF you'll wait just minute, mas am,
I'll send you up some and you can see
what they're like
In a minute he was back again He
hauled the samples up on the dumb
waiter and the woman inspected the
lot
why. they're really fresh," she ex-
claimed IN surprise
"fes'm: told you they were"
1.-THE best I've seen this year"
''Will you take thsm?"
How much?''
Ben named the price. It was the
regular retail figure for peas and GU
cumbers.
Pull down the dumb waiter and
you'll find the money on it. said the
woman
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11
FIRST published in the ofaciaI paper, July H.
1894
Ordinance No. 1871

AN ORDINANCE relating to wires intended
for carrying electricity along the streets:
Topeka, and their appurtenances. and pro-
Viding for the removal OF unused and dead
fixing penalty for the violation OF the same
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Councilman
OF the city Of Topeka:
SECTION 1. That from and after the taking
effect Of this ordinace it shall be unlawful for
any person, company or corporation managing.
owning or operating ia the city Of Opeka any
wires intended for carrying electricity. to per-
purtenances Ihefeto 20 remain ~ tne streets,
alleys or other public places in the city of To-
used to carry electricity for the purpose author
1zed Dy the city Of Topeka. Or after such wire
SEC 2 That from and after the taking effect
of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for the
president, superintendent, manager, managing
agent or director of any corporation owning.
operating or maintaining wires Intended for
carrying electricity along the streets or alIevs
and other public places in the city of Topeka, to
in the streets and alleys and other public places
in the city Of Topeka after such wire or wires
purpose authorized by the city of Topeka, or
nave become what IS known as dead wires
SEC g. That all wires or parts thereof con-
stTueted or erected along the streets and alleys
city of Topeka, that are not used for such pur-
ordinance. or at any time this ordinance takes
effect have become what is known as a dead
be removed from the streets and aievs and
other public places in the city Of Topeka. within
ordinance. Assaass
SEC. 4. That from and after the taking effect
of this ordinance il shall be unlawful for any
person. persons OF corporation to help, aid
assist or abet in the violation of this ordinance.
SEC. 3. The superintendent of the city cleo
trio Light plant. In connection with his other du-
ties. shall forthwith Inspect All wires along the
Streets alleys and other public places of the city
of Topeka. constructed or erected for the Duf-
pose Of carrying electricity. and cause ali wires
and their appurteDances in the streets. alleys or
other public places to be promptly removed at
the EXPENSE Of the party owning or operating or
controlling the same,
SEC G Any person. company or corporation
convicted Of violating the provisions of this or
dinanee, shall be fined in sum of not less than
ten dollars nor more than hundred dollars
SEC. T. This ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its publication In the
official paper of the city of Topeka.
Passed the council July 9, 1854.
Approved July 10. 1894
lsEALl i. w. HARRISON. Mayor. IN
[Attestl 3. s. McFADDE~
City Clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11

A picture at the illumination Of
Chester in honor Of the prince of
Wales recent visit to that city was
very comicaL His royal highness,
owing to slight puncture where ono
eye was painted on the canvas, was
made to appear to be winlxing per-
petually at a small pork shop over the
way The crowd enjoyed the fun.
and one of them limited that the wink
ing was part Of the design. The in
situation so hurt the worthy house
keeper that he instantly turned of
the gas and left the prince IN dark
ness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-11

A most remarkable case that proba-
bly, cannot be duplicated in Maine Ia
mentioned by our Foxcroft CORE
spondent- In what is known as the
Lee school district ia that town, a
mother and two children are attend
ing the school taught by Miss Mary
Weston The three are legal scholars.
all being between the ages of and
21 years They are constant attend
ants. coming together.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE.

Are you in need of work2 II So you are at
liberty to use these columns for assistance in
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STATE JoUHEAL Will publish free on Saturday.
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people. all notices Of Situations Wanted" not
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ten O'Clock Saturday morning; also on Wednes-
this class handed in By ten O'Clock Wednesday
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err No worthy and needy woman need
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In business OF having employment Is expected %
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avan themselves freely.