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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
JOURNALISTIC TRIUMPH.

Tho Associated Press iicGtnS Its Grcnt
Lcn'od Wire Service Embracing the
whole Country.
New YoRE, March lj.-ThO Assocl.
uted Press began forwarding tho telc-
graphic news Of the world tonight over
It's own sys,em Of leased wires, from
ocean 10 ocean, and on both sides OF
tho continent, from tho most northern
city to tho most southern city. This
was made possible BY tho extension Of
tho leased wire system from Denver,
heretofore the western terminus OF tho
Associated Press leased wires system,
to Salt Lake and Sacramento aud San
FrancisCo, and from San Francisco
south to Los Angeles md San Diego
and north to Portland. TACOMA and
Seattle, 1t marks nm important era in
American journalism, illustrating tho
progress madO In tho Geographic nowa
service. 1t placcs for the frat time tho
great cities OF tho country, without m
exception, in actual touch, through
their leading newspapers.
~ hihN tCAsCh WIN VI GliU h"SduClitCd
Press was established between New
York and Chicago in 1855. It was re.
gardod az al greut innovation in news
paper progress, as it enabled the en-
ployment by tho Associated Press OF
its own skilled operators and the hand
ling OF tho newB direct into tho general
oIllcos Of tho Associated Press. The
leased wiro cirCuita we're gradually in
creased until they extended through
out the east and west rs far rs Denver.
Tho final link in making the aoryicu
tranS.continOntal was added tonight
when the Pacific coast cities became Il
part oil this great system, which now
embraces m actual mileage in excess OF
$1,000 miles. Tonight, therefore, when
tho night circuit was opened ut New
York city every principal city in tho
United States, north and south, east
and west, embracing all tho cities OF tho
Pacific coast, were connected and re-
Ceiving tho Associated Press news praC-
ticalIy simultaneously.
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q BItI:vIriES.
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and About

Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and About
tho City.
THE GRAND this evcning-Sam De-
vere's Company.
The mock Legislature will hold n rcCu.
lar session this evening.
A MEETING Of the council committee
on police has been called for this even
ing, to audit bills and attend TO routine
business.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the Woman's
Hospital Association will be held ut the
hospital tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock, to transact business OF con
siderable Importance.
YESTERDAY the city water board put
n number Of men TO work on the pre-.
paratory labor for tho city's new water
main 10 Fulton. 1t will require two or
three weeks to finish the job.
LAST evening the German order OF the
Harugari celebrated tho first annlver-
sary OF the lodges formation by 4 big
supper to the members and their friends
in Notes hall, in the Eighth ward.
An order was issued yesterday by the
board OF public works to the effect that
alter May | all the sidewalk fruit and
peanut stands must vncate. This will
meet with public approval, as the
stands are an obstruction and no bene-
ft to anybody but the owners.
NOTHING was heard yesterday OF
Antonio "Sapolio," or Suppello, tho
Italian swindler whose brief but
brilliant career in Wheeling, was
chronicled in yesterdays lN~rELLlGENCEh.
Chief OF Police McNichol sent letters
and postal cards all over the country
asking his arrest.
SAM DEvERE's Company last night de-
lighted An audience wlch literally packed
the Grand. 1t is full OF new and good
features. and there is not q dull act on
tho programme. Music mirth and
dancing are all fresh and good. The
same bill will DO repeated this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
STANDING OF CLURS.

Tho games OF tho last two wocks OF
the Wheeling Bowling League season
arc attracting surprising interest in tho
outcome Of tho race for tho ponnant.
Tho two defeats administered the
Wheeling Bowling CLUB last evening
put the Columbia team right at the
heels OF Jack Wright's South Side club
for the lead and many now declare the
former team has tho best show TO win
out. Each club has two games to
play, but whilo the Columbia boya
tackle the comparatively weak Column.
bia team, the over-thG-creek combina.
nation bucks against Sam Harrison's
Bowlers who have had tho, to some
people, unhappy faculty OF knocking
out old Expectation on the Wheeling
Park alloys. In tho natural course OF
events Columbia should win bolh gaines
next Wednesday, but tho South Side
BOYS will consider themselves lucky il
they succeed in beating The Bowlers out
once. If this prediction is fulfilled the
season will end with n tic for first place.
The last OF tho team prizes goes to the
team finishing fourth and for that po-
sition four teams are battling hard. The
Intelligcnccr's aggregation Mt present
occupies the coveted position but my
one OF three teams may displaco thom,
Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen, The Bow
lers or the Calumets.
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They Wnnt tho Nnkt.

"Thc people OF this vicinity insist on
having Chamherlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" SAYS John
V. Bishop. OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right They know 1t to bn superior to
any other for colds, and as n preventive
and euro for Group. and why should
they not insist upon having it? 5Ocent
bottles :or sale BY Chas. Il. Goctze, viii
W. Irwin, Chris. +. Schaept, Chas.
Menkemeller. William Z. Williams, 5,
i Brice, A. L. Scheele, VIII Mcnkcnel.
Ter, John Coleman, Richards 4 McElroy,
". r.. hague, Wheeling; Bowie L
Co, Bridgeport. and B. F. Peabody l.
Son, Benwood.
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SALE.

Iy virtue Of Il deed Of trust made By Francis
Y. Thoncr 10 me ms trustee. dated July n. 1883,
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of tho County
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed OF
Trust BOOK No, -. page 223, | will sell ut the
north front dOoE OF the Court House OF sald
county, on
SATURDAY, TIE Slsr DAY OF MARCH, 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock n m, the following
described property, that Is to say:
So mich Of lot numbered one hundred and
twCnty-ninc, situated on the elst side Of Market
street, In the Fifth ward OF tho City Of Wheeling,
Ohio county West Virginia. ms fronts twenty-five
feet and one inch OIL the said east side OF snid
Market street and extends buck caStWurdly 10
the alley called c.. and being the norlhcrly one
third pnrt Of said lot one hundred aud twenty.
nine, together with all the buildings or RpprIr-
tenlncCS erected thereon or belonging thereto.
Also the south three feet OF lot numbered one
hundred and thirty, In ChaplInc and Eoff's nd
dition TO said City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. said piece of ground fronts threa
feet on the east side OF Market street, between
Twcnty-secOnd and Twenty-thlrd streets mud
running back OF equal width 10 tho eastern
boundary limo Of said lot 1870. being the same two
pieces OF property conveyed 10 said Francis L.
ThonGr BY ". V. HoSO, trustee. by decd dated
July 25, 1855.
TEHIs oFSALE-Ono-third and as much moro
as the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance in two equal iusallmcnSa a.
twelve and twenty-four months. notes bearing
interest from the day OF sale TO be given for tho
deferred payments:
W. II. HItIER, Auctionccr. mrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
COLI VICTORIES.
Story Of Last Evenings Two bowling Co
tests.

Story of Last Evenings Two bowling Con.
tests.
One Of the largest crowds that has
witnessed any OF the bowling contests
this season was on hand last evening 10
see what was expected to DO II battle
royal between tho Wheeling Bowling
Club and the Columbia team, the latter
now second in tho championship race.
In the role OF interested spectators were
almost all Of the members OF the team
now leading in the race. Those who
went out expecting to sec two exciting
contests were badly disappointed, US
the Wheeling Bowling Club team was
not in it and made the poorest showing
it has made throughout the aeason-on
their own alleys ut that. Both games
were easy for Columbia. Several of
the defeated teams strongest players
were out OF the city.
The first game was an embarrassing
one. won by a majority Of 100 pins BY
Columbia. The best individual score
vas Seibert's 2+2. Bishop made 24l and
W. C. Ssifel secured 223 pins. The
score in detail:
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A Novel Contest,

After the bowling league season has
been completed next week q novel con-
test will take place on tho Wheeling
Park alleys between teams OF nino mon
each, ~captaiued b.. Conrad Hirsch and
Charles Schmidt, Of the Wheeling Bowl.
ing Club. and made up OF the best
players from the various league teams.
The contest will take place in the after
noon, and an admission fec will DO
charged. Previous to the game both
teams, eighteen strong, will march over
the principal streets, headed by the
Opora House orchestra, dressed in linen
busters Of tho vintage OF 80 and plug
hats OF tho grandfather pattern. The
bowling enthusiasts will be on hand en-
mugsp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

L m
ly virtue Of three deeds o ftrnst made byWilllam
hamilton aud LOttie Hamilton, his wiic, to mo
Is trustee. the ilr't dated April II. lSSs, recorded
in the Onicc OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Deed OF Trust
Hook No. q. page l., the second dAted July 0,
1855, recorded III sGid clerks Oillco in Deed Of
Trust Book No. q, pngO l69, the third dated
August q, 1880. recorded IN said clerks office in
Deed Of Trust Book No. ~. page .. | will soll NJ
the north front door OF tho Court House oil OHIO
County on
SATURDAY. THE 94Tu DAY OF MARCH. 1891
commencing at 10 O'Clock Il M, the following
described property, that Is TO say: Part OF lots
numbered three mud sixteen IN Kline nEd Sti:
icls Grnndview subdivision In tho First ward
Of the city Of Wheeling, Ohio County. West Viz.
gInIn. TINT IL to say: 80 much OF the lot No, J In
said subdivision as lies within the following
boundaries. iO.wit: Beginning at the south.
west corner OF said lot, running thence north.
w4rdly with tho west limo thereof 81 feet more
or less 10 the sOuthcIly line OF the road rs now
used; thence with the sOnthcrly md westerly
lines OF the road rs now used 10 where the saIno
Intorscct' with the south line Of said lot; thence
with the said south line westerly to the place oil
beginning.
Also so much Of lot No. l6 In ald sub division
rs lies south OF n line running parallel with tho
south line OF said lot which II extended III II
struight line will iniersrct the west line OF said
lot No. 2 where the southurly line Of the road rs
now used inicrScctS snid west line.
The title 10 said property Is believed 10 be per-
feet, but selling n trustee will convey only
the title vested in me by said deeds OF trust.
, TERMS OF SALE:-One.thlrd aud w much more
nS the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the
day of sale, the balance In two equal install
nentS nj one ana two wears, notes bearing Inter
est from the day OF sale to be given for tho do.
icrrrd payments. the tito to DO retained until
payment has been made in full.
WI. ". COWDEE, Trustee.
W. II. HAILEE. Auctionecr tel9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
Tho have not, have now the oppor;u-
nifty 10 try il free. Call OIL the adver-
tiscd druggist and get q trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to Ii. L.
Buckien Il Co, Chicago, and got a sam
plc box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, rs well as a copy OF Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed TO do you good and
cos. you nothing, Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16

Yesterday tho selected lumber for tho
new Muscc bowling alleys was received
from Chicago, and work on putting
them in place will be commenced to-.
day. The two store rooms have been
rented to n cigar firm md a barber. In
the theatre proper there will be q finely
equipped billiard room.
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AN EXCITING FINISH.
Columbia Wins Two GRmOs From
tho Wheeling Bowling Club
AND is M THE RICE IN EARNEST.

Detailed Account OF Last Evenings
Cuntusts-rwO Novel Games 10.
tween Picked Teams 10 Take Place
at the End Of tho Scnsnn-Chanccs
of tho Columbias nnd South Sldcrs
to Win the pomnant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS


Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sryr,r h,, h.,r rsa,
for over MY years by millions Of mothers Tor
their children while t0etAiny, With perfect sue.
cess ltsoothes the child. sottens tbs gums, al.
LAYS al pAtl: Susgs wind coiic. aud IS The best
little sufferer immediately. sold By druggist;
IN every part OF the world. Tycuty.hyv cents A
bottle. Do sure and ask foS "MS. W!uslow's
Soothing Syrup" and lake no oISsr kind,
NwFAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16
Beware of Ointmcnts for Catarrl, that
Contain Mercury,

tbANk
Contain Mercury,
US mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smoll, and completely dcrange the
whole system whom entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never bo used except on pre-.
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold TO
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Ca.arrh Cure, manufac-
tured by +. ]. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
~tcrnally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Ny'sold by druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NroTICE 70 CREDITORS.
"a n a, creditors Of Aquaa Bottom c0ldlrel, De

III IA, Creditors Of Aq4aa Bolton cd!drci, De
cmsul:
In pursuance Of n dccrcc.O OF the Circuit Conrt
"cnLin, In subject the real estate oil the said
SHNGUiiiS lt0lion Caldwell to the payment Of hii
JSSis YOU atc required To present your Gltills
T)roirst Inc estate OF the said Aquiiia I!oii3n
Caldwell. for adjudication, to Heo, ~ T., w
So. ii6I Cliapllno street, Wheeling, v, Va, OH or
Seiorc Inc twcntytlxlh dRyot March, isgl.
WINES: John W. MltChcll, clerk Of the said
coift, this eighth dny Of February. lrsL
fTn-T JOllN W, MllNlllsLb, WILT,
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III the second game Columbia's work
was poo. and the Wheeling club nearly
defeated them, Finally Columbia won
by IS pins. l. 7. Stiiol led his team
with 25I, and Amick made the best
score OF the evening, 264. The score
was as follows:
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Totals .25 Is 10 l2lSl Total .....35 Is 10 ll9j
UmpIrc-WIll. II. Casscll. scorcrs-Joscph l.
Rhces and II. WciSgcrbcr.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
IpECIGL COMMISSIONERS SALE

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ tho valuable city real estate Of Isaac Freoso.
Ierotsrd. situate ln ContrG Wheeling ana 10
SGuih Wheeling. heretofore advertised 10 detail.
viii. in pursuance To adjournment; take place
nj tno north front door Of tho Court House on
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1891,
nt 10 o'clock n. III.
81. on tho southwest corner OF ChapIIne ma
Tyrnty. fourth streets: parts Of lots u aud II,
Eon's nidltlOu, on Twenty.fOurth street; lot
IN square 0Ol the subdivision OF Joseph C9ld'
wells estate. OF CbaplinG street; on these lots
Nro valuable dwelling houses; also tho south
4. J. CLARKE,
GEORGE W. ATKINSON,
Special Commissioners
], C. IfEEvEY. AuctlonUcr. milo
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NoBoDY can have dyspepsia or bilious
ness ii they take Simmons Liver ReSu.
lator.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-12

called These matters to your attention;
but they are open to your sight as you
stand here. This is an event of great in
terest in the history of our state, and I
do not think the occasion should pass
without some reference to the man who
has been the moving spirit of this enter
prise from the beginning, (Applause, }
Chisholm, (applause) came here alone,
in sleigh, in the depths of winter, and
the picture that you see here today is
just. the BEGINNING of the realization of
the picture that was present in his mind
when he stood here and surveyed these
falls, and forecast in his thought, with
His Great Business Experience,
and tremendous executive ability. what
the possibilities of the magnificent water
power were, and what were the means
required to bring about its development.
From that time until the present, he
has been at work, slowly and gradually
working out this enterprise to it's full
fruition and result. Slowly, with Mr.. G.
D. Brown, he procured options upon the
territory around these falls until they
had secured 100 acres, the site OF the mag
nificent city that is to be. Then he went to
work upon this railroad, seeing that he
must have this communication in order
to bring this immense investment of
capital here For long time he bore
the burden almost alone, and brought it
out to successful result, and today /
am glad to say that he, himself, owns a
majority of the stock in this railroad,
and one third Of the stock of the Power
company, which owns all this vast terri
tory, to which he transferred it, and
which leases the sites and the power to
these different corporations which esta o.
lish their industries here.
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cess reproduced in the form of tons of
paper, sixty tons a day.
That, gentlemen, is one of the larger
enterprises that has been completed here.
There are also a sulphite pulp mill, the
chemical works, a water company, fire
department, an electric light and power
station, lumber mills, all completed, and
these canals, built at vast expense on
the terrace system, by which water upon
the upper levels can be utilized two or
three times.over, and inviting the COM
ing of other enterprises with accumu-
lating investment of capital.
| cannot dwell upon the facts of the
situation here You all understand them.
They are patent to all; but they show
that, while we are celebrating the COM
pletion of this railway, we are at the
very beginning to what is to be the
future history OF Rumford Falls. Here
is water power three times as large and
efficient as any other water power in New
England. / cannot give the figures, but
at Lawrence, at Lowell and at Lewiston,
the power is less than one-third of what
it is here. If recollect Alright, it is 1885,,
600 horse power here, with a capacity of
more than million and half of
spindles. Now all this power is thrown
open by the building of this railroad,
brought near to the market, rendered
easily accessible, provided with a speedy
and economical communication with all
the markets. / speak of this as showing
what the future of this enterprise must
be.
know how imperfectly have re-
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over thousand inhabitants in the
village, and miles of new streets laid
out and built, bridges thrown across the
Androscoggin river hundred houses
have been built during the last year,
hotels, school houses, these large mills
and stores in actual operation. at
what is, in point of fact, the very incep-
ton of this undertaking. 1t was only
in the year 1880, that the Portland &
Rumford Falls railway formed its new
corporate organization. 1t was not until
the summer of 1891 that it took possession
of the old Buckfield & Rumford Falls
railway, and within less than year it
had completed the extension from Canton
to Rumford Falls During the fall of
1892 it contracted for the other extension
from Mechanic Falls to Auburn, and
only few days ago, on the sixth of
February, the last shovelful of ballast
was thrown upon the location and the
road was completed to it's point of con-
nection with The Maine Central railroad
in Auburn. There are now fifty-seven
miles of railway in actual operation, with
trains running over it according to
schedule time, and all this has been ac-
complished within period OF three
years.
Now gentlemen, let me call YOUR atten-
tion to two facts in connection with
the history of this undertaking, for
which parallel can hardly be found in
the history of the State or Maine, or so
far as ] know in
The History of Railroad Construction.
This railroad has been constructed
without the aid of penny by the way
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Colossal Proportions.
important almost as government
schemes and interests, or public works.
And do not know where finer illustra-
tion car be found of the genius and
ability that, in our age, go into private
business enterprises than is to be found
here at Rumford Falls It seems to me
that every citizen of the State of Maine
is under sense of obligation to the men
who projected, built and brought this
railroad to successful completion; aid
who have founded this new city at Rum
ford Falls.
There is one thing I desire to add, and
with that I will close. want to say to
you that there is no boom here at Rum
ford Falls, nothing of that sort. There
is nothing here that is only on paper;
nothing but solid work, solid investment
of actual capital, without imitation. 1t
is not for day. but for all time. This is
the founding, by actual investment of
large business enterprises that are to go
on permanently. These manufacturing
establishments are, and those to come
are to be, on solid foundation, sure and
safe and permanent, as this water power
itself, which is to flow on forever. Zap
plause.)
1t does not.seem strange to me that
our distinguished represen tative from the
First district, in his great argument III
Congress at the close OF the tariff dis
cussion, found time to give 7sa passing
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OWEN, MOORE & 90.

In Lexington, Oklahoma Territory, February
3. OF malarial fever, DIR. Fred Quimby, born at
Buxton February 10, 1853
Funeral from residence Of Andrew Halves,
Stroudwater, this afternoon at o'clock.
In North Greene, Jan. so, Jennie Louise Gil
bert. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Gil
bert aged % years.
In Rumford Falls, Jan 2s Jas d. Mardin. aged
32 years.
lii jay. Feb. /, Mrs. Sophronia W. Hanson
wife Of John Hanson, aged rs years
IN West Sullivan Feb. |, Capt. Gardiner E..
Blake.
IN Belfast. Feb. /, Lydia B. Walls, aged II
years.
In Alexander Feb. 3, Levi Flood. aged Ga yrs
In Roblhston' feb. l, Susan L. Fisher. aged
3S years.
IN Rumford Falls, Jan. &c, Mary Niles, aged
y years.
in Webster, Jan. "a, James Maxwell aged
y In Webster, JAN 20, Mrs. James Maxwell,
aged 81 years.