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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-06

Tho coming presentation Of the
charming opera "fhe Pirates OF PEN
zNnce, at the Opera House, Thursday and
Friday evenings, by home talent trained
by Prof Raynes, is engaging the inter.
est OF the music loving portion OF the
community, and 1t looks as though the
house will be crowded with brilliant
audiences both evenings. In the re.
heNrsals Miss Mamie Grubb and Mrs.
A. A. Wheat, who take leading
roles. have shown oven surprising
strength in their respective parts, and
1t is confidently promised that the ron.
ditions will surprise those who attend.
The chorus, too. is remarkably strong
and fully equal to the occasion. Seats
90 on sale tomorrow morning at .. A.
Houses music store. The admission
has been placed ut 81.
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nooAL pllEvrEIes
Matters ot ,Ilaor Moment ia Aaa About
the Cly.

"'T VIII ali be over soon"
THE GRAHD this eVening-"The Or.
phans Of New York."
TRE banks will be closed to-day, else.
ton day being legal holiday.
TnE polls open At 1884 4. N. and close
at 4:50 p. a. Vote once, and vote as
early as you can.
THE Jerry Clemens road house out
the pike has changed hands. bat there
Il no improvement in the place.
liz the police court yesterday two
plain DRINKS were let go and azdlsorder.
~ case was continued indefinitely.
CouScrI should meet 10 regular ses-
sion this evening. but II Is safe TO gam
BILE that there will mot be quorum In
either branch.
NEsBrrr & DEvTxE sold the Exley prop
erty, corner Thirteenth and Jacob
streets, for $, $50; also part Of Lutz &
SheeIey's property on Leland street.
THE KaGeeyisite to be given by the
ladies OF tho Arion next Thursday, No
yember 8, has been POSTPONED until the
following week. The exact date will be
announced hereafter.
TnE gas boards aud water boards
Offices, and all other city and county
Offices except the police Office. will be
closed to-day on account Of election day.
The saloons will also DO supposed to be
closed.
A PECULIAR freak IL on exhibition at
McElroy Brothers drug store on the
South Side. 1t is double chicken
something on the style OF the famed
Siamese twins, and attracts much at
tention.
"THE Power OF THE Press" presented
at the Opera House last night by Angus
tus Pitou's company. is a good play.
and the scenery aud mechanical effects
are fine. Tue company is not what IT
ought to be.
A BEHEFlrtoyster supper will be given
on the evening OF November II by the
North Wheeling volunteer fire depart
ment in the hose house. The lady
friends OF the members are working
hard for ita success.
TnE sale OF seats for the performance
OF the pirates Of Penzance" at the
Opera House Thursday and Friday even
ings will open at Houses music store on
Wednesday morning. The admission
will be 81. The performance will be
sure to pack the house. as 1t should.
A NEW idea will be tried this evening.
At tho telephone exchange. in the Peo-
Piles bank building, the returns from
the elections all over the country by
the long distance telephone, and all OF
its bulletins Will be free TO the public.
This is something never before done in
the country.
YESTERDAY afternoon Western
Union telegraph pole on Sixteenth
street, near tho English Lutheran
church, broke off and fell. II ia cup.
posed the weight OF the wires caused
the collapse. None of the wires were
broken, aud the pole was quickly put
up again.
GENERAL MANAGER WRIGHT, OF the
street railway company, has ordered
the three customary stops on the Main
strset hill discontinued. Commencing
yesterday the only stop is to be at Main
and Eleventh streets. Another innova.
ton lately put into effect on the street
car line is that each motorman and con-
ductor is assigned one car for the season.
Each crew now takes pride in keeping
their car in good shape.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-rhe dispatch
from Washington last night stating
that It was believed that the James
wasson, who killed his wife and him
self near Jalapa, Mexico, was the ex.
army officer who married daughter OF
United States Minister Bingham. OF
Ohio. ETC., has no foundation in fact.
The WATSON described in the Washing
ton dispatch il a resident Of SedaIia,
No., and has been since his return
from Japan. He has been frequently
mentioned OF late in connection with
the Chinese-Japanese war, and in each
OF these instances has been located cor
rectly in sedalia, where messages Of in
quiry to-day found him.
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po..onlce Thieves Arrested.

NEW YORK, Now 5.-samuei Wells,
alias Marsh Market, alias Jones, was ar
rested in the Tombs court to-day after
he had been discharged by the police
Justice. Tho postoffice detectives made
the arrest. Wsllsis charged with hav-
ing stolen $4,SOS SO OF stamps and
S5ls 81 in cash from the postotfice at
New Albany, Ind. Patrick Meade, a
broker OF 67 William street, was also
arrested charged with the receipt OF the
stolen stamps. Each prisoner was held
by the federal authorities in St, 900 bail.
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NO TRUTH IN II.
The Story that Governor Stone Ordered
Out Troops In Kansas City.

The Story that Governor Stone Ordered
Out Troops In Kansas City.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 5.-There is abso-
lutely no truth in the report sent out
from here by special correspondents
that Governor Stone had ordered the
Third regiment NJ. n. G. to report for
active duty at the armory, in anticipa-
ton Of riot between the A. P. A. and
the regular political organizations at TO.
morrow's election. The only possible
basis for the story is that Colonel 81.
monds. Of the Third regiment, ordered
company D upon duty tonight and
company A tomorrow morning for tho
purpose Of guarding the armory. Tho
order was made on the coIonel's own
responsibility. Under the law, ii mill
tin arc placed in active service, it must
be on the written cali OF the mayor and
sheriff, who must first exhaust all the
means to preserve the peace.
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!. va. a glorlous Wind up.


Yesterday Captain B. B. Doyeuer, the
gallant Republican standard bearer in
the First congressional district wound
up his campaign in most glorious and
successful manner with two meetings.
one at Triadelphia 10 the afternoon and
another at Benwood last evening. At
both meetings, which In point OF at.
tendance were unexpectedly large, the
enthusiasm manifested by the people
was magnificent
Quite a number OF Wheeling people
accom- panied Captain Devenef out to
Triadelphia yesterday. going out on the
lIo'clocE Baltimore & Ohio train. The
speakers. in addition to tue captain,
were Messrs. @. B. Hart, ]. Q. Brady
and N. E. Whitaker. The speaking took
place in the large dining room OF the
Lawson hotel, which was packed with
humanity, while the porches surround
ing tho building we're also crowded. The
people came from all directions. and tho
meeting is considered one OF the most
succeSAtul Of the country ones held by
Captain Dovener in this campaign. Mr..
E. II. Atkinson, OF Tri1delphia. pre-.
sided. The speeches, particularly that
OF Captain Dovener, were listened to
with great attention throughout. and
the enthusiasm was unboundcd at the
close OF the meeting. The audience
numbered fully three hundred people,
90 per cent OF whom were voters.
The Benwood meeting. held last even
ing, in point OF enthusiasm knocks out
any meeting held during the campaign.
AS Captain Dovener put 1t, there was
more enthusiasm even than was shown
ut the great Opera House meeting on
Saturday night" 1t took place in the
city hall, which was filed almost TO the
point OF sutfocation. five hundred being
a conservative estimate OF the crowd,
while on the outside about half that
number were unable TO obtain admit
lance. The captain was never in better
form, and seemed to gain inspiration
from the magnificent reception ten
dered' him by the people OF the Mar.
shall county town. Els talk was
mainly devoted to tho tariff and its
effect on the wage.earning capacity OF
the American people-somethlng that
the average Benwoodite, who grows up
amidst many industrial establishments,
Ia OF course vitality interested in. At
times the speaker was unable to pro-
coed, the applause lasting two or three
minutes ut time.
At the close OF the speech Captain
Dovener was the recipient OF an ova.
ton, tho like OF which Is seldom seen
even in the hottest Of political cam
paigns in America. He was raised on
the shoulders Of several stalwart steel
workers and carried about the room, tho
women struggling over each other 10
their endeayor to grasp the band OF the
champion OF protection to American
homes in this congressional district.
Coming up town from the meeting,
about fifteen steel workers from the
Riverside boarded the car. An enthn-
siastic supporter OF the captain yelled:
"All who are for Captain Dovener
throw up your hands"
Every hand went up-there wasn't a
Howard partisan on the car.
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TO LOAN.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue NJ decd Of trust made by Phil :
COnawny and Anna ConHwny, his wife, TO M !, :,
trustee, dated October %. 1893, recorded IA tHV
Office OF tho Clerk Of the County Court ui WY
county. West Virginia. III Decd OF TTusl W.,
door Of the Court House Of said county, oN
SATURDAY, THE I'm DAY OF NOVEMBER, ~"
commencing At 10 o'clock u, H., the toiloV"
described property, that Is TO sayi
Lot numbered eighteen III block nl'ihu.,,'
two OF the property laiG out by John J. fy,,.
At MI. do ChRntNl. In Ohio county. MHI ~,
giniA, ms shown on tho plat recorded III 90"
Book No. l. page 70.
TRRMS or SALE-OnO,t third aud ~ much ian,,
AZ the purchaser CteCtH to pay IT. cash 2H NV
day Of sale tho balance in equal lnslat'lluuIlS,
At one and two years, notes bearing Interest it'"
tho day OF sale 10 BE- given for the deferred la,
mcntS tho title 10 be retained until p1NhrN' +"
made IN tMl W. J. W. COWDES, TrnNEa.
", II, HALLEH, AuetlonGeE. oc.'N
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,r,lllan. wedding this Evening.

At the First Presbyterian church
this evening Mr.. @. +. Dickinson, the
well-known junior member of the firm
OF Smith & Dickinson, and Miss Au.
gusta, daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs. John
c. Hupp, will DO united in marriage.
The parties are among the most popu.
lar young people in the city. and the
wedding will be one Of the most notable
affairs OF tho kind in the city this sea-
aon
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nANFonD AND NICHOLS
Speak to n Grcnt Audience Over at Martin
Fcrry-Grent Enthusiasm.

Speak to n Gront Audience Over Mt Martins
Fcrry-Grent Enthusiasm.
The Martin Ferry Republicans closed
the campaign with one OF the largest
aud best meetings ever held in the city.
The opera house in which it was held
was packed as early as seven o'clock and
many persons were turned away. That
building mover before contained as many
voters and had the weather been any,
thing like pleasant 1t would not have
held one-half OF the people. 1t was
filed soon after the doors were opened,
not with boys but with adults, many
being ladies and Martins Ferry never
saw more attentive and enthusiastic
= audience. Even the stage was crowded
as sitting. The decorations were elab.
crate. consisting OF national colors.
potted plants and flowers and portraits
appeared OF Grant, Garfield, Blaine,
Mckinley and others. The decorations
reflected great credit upon the commit
tee aud Florist Truxell.
The speakers. Hon. Lorenzo Dantord
and Hon. J. W. Nichols, were met at
the Bayless house and escorted to the
opera house by tho Seldom Seen cor.
net band and very large number oil
prominent citizens, who burned bushels
OF red Ere and roman candles, and Re.
publicans on the short line OF march
sent up many sky rockets.
The county chairman, Mr.. Frank B.
Archer, OF BelIairc, called the meeting
to order at 7:20, and tho chairman Of
the meeting, Hon. John S. Cochran.
made a splendid speech in presenting
the speakers, paying high tribute 10
these two able and eloquent gentle
men. told Of his experiences in free
trade times when boy and when his
mother and he walked from the farm
to Wheeling market in the rain and
snow and sold eggs at three cents a
dozen, butter At eight cents and paid as
high as forty cents yard for calico.
He predicted 5000 majority for Dan.
lord, who received wonderful ovation.
Captain Danford talked for an hour
and fifteen minutes, during which ho
was frequently interrupted by demon.
STATIONS OF approval. and the demon.
stration at the conclusion surpassed his
reception. No public speaker was ever
more enthusiastically received in Mar.
tins Ferry than the next congressman,
Hon. L. Danford, and he was more than
we'll pleased with 1t.
Ex-senator ]. ". Nichols, one Of Bel.
mont county's brOiniest sons, followed.
He opened by quoting parody on
"Grover, four more years OF Grover" lie
made a mastery speech, occupying fifty
minutes. and tho applause shook the
building. lie nominated Mckinley for
president, Reed for speaker, Foraker Tor
senator and Danford for chairman Of
tho committee on ways and means. and
this caused II regular cyclone Of cheer
ing.
Chairman Archer explained the man.
ner Of voting and tho magnificent meet
ing closed with three rousing cheers for
the congressional and county ticket A
moro satisfactory meeting was never
held in Belmont county. 1t surpassed
all former efforts in Martins Ferry.
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PlrrsBuRoH, Pa, Nov.5.-An intorma.
ton on the charge Of conspiracy to de-
fraud was made against George NJ.
Irwin, the discretionary pool operator,
to-day by Mrs. Mary schotte, OF this
city. She invested $50 in Twins pool.
Irwin has left the city ana closed his
Office temporarily. It was learned to.
day that he ia in New York. lie will
be arrested on his return to this city.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 5.-Humphrey
johnson, we'll to do farmer in Collin.
wood, suburb of Cleveland, shot and
killed his wife, thirty years his junior.
this afternoon, and then committed
suicided BY the same means. He was
somewhat penurious and sho was liber-
al in spending his money. Their quar-
rels were frequent and ended in the
tragedy.
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4 GLORIOUS ENDING
OF the Magnificent Campaign For
Protection wssed by
The GALLANT CAPTAIN DOVEHER

Two Fine Meetings Yesterday Alter.
noon and EyenIng-rrIadclphtans
Turn on. in Force and Listen 70 the
Reason aud Logic of Protection for
Their Farm Products-rhe Wage.
Farmers of Benwood Take the Lead
With the Greatest Meeting of tho
campaisn-"GIorioas" Describes it.
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RuRNEp THEIIi TOWN.
Chinese Eracunte fung Wang Ching ant
SNt Fire IN IT

Set Fire to It.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 5.-Thereport cabled
to The Associated Press that FunG
Wang Ching was set on fire before its
evacuation by tho Chinese has been
confirmed by advices from the front.
The Chinese having evidently aban-
doned hope of making successful de-
Tense against the advancing Japanese
army, sct fire to the castle and then
fled without waiting to be attacked.
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The South Side Independent club
gave ball at Mozart hall, on the South
Side, last night, that was considered
complete success from every point OF
view. Mayors orchestra was in attend.
ance, aud William was the very efficient
ballet master.
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FOR RENT.

Nc. II South York street, three rooms. frame.
$1,000.
No. 1872 EofT street. four rooms, frame. ssol
No. 1904 Woods street. six rooms, brick, SI2 90.
No. llO ThIrty'thlrd street, five rooms brick,
$500
No ll0i Alley II. two rooms. brick, $500
No. 1919 Chapllne street. two.stOrF brick.
A twostory frame dwelling OF five rooms on
South Elm street.
$40 McColorh street, four rooms
No. lGI Zane street. second floor. So.
No. 3l23 McColOch street, two.Story frame.
No. $40 Main street, large modern brick dwell.
Ing, fourteen roOTnS.
No. 1927 McCOlloch street. brick, Sil 90
No. 9i Ohio street three rooms. $3.50
No. 6l9 Main street, brick dwelling.
No. 20! Main street. arSt door. three roomG
Two furnished rooms for men. on jacob bc-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Two splendid office rooms In Masonic building
No. ?GD2 Chaplinc street. five rooms, $50
No. 1908 Market street, Office rooms
No. l9l Thlrty.third street. five rooms. 50 n.
Rooms for manufacturing purpose with power
furnished. IN the business part Of city.
Store roonSOE South street, Ia u0aene Tab.
ernnGlu building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Last evening the Swiss society gave a
ball in the Beethoven hall, for which
Meister's orchestra played. The affair
was great credit to the committee Of
arrangements. which was composed Of
Carl Buechler, Albert Haberlin, II.
Peir, J. Waelchli and G. Hadorn. The
dance committee was G. Hadorn. J..
Thoenen. Fl. siegrist, and the floor
master F, Biery.
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TEAS, SPICES. Erc.
TEAS, SPICES. ETc.
CANNED,
EYAP0RATED
AND DRIED.

Our new Fruits are now coming In and
are exceedingly fne. Our purchases
are large and from the most reliable
packers on the Pacific Coast. Our Gus
toners can therefore rely on getting the
very beat from Us at cheap price:
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The ladies OF tho Teutonia Singing
Society, Of the South Side, will give a
concert and ball at their quarters, on
South Jacob street, next Thursday
evening.
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VOTE for Whitaker. Brady, stamm,
smith und Campbell. Every man on the
Republican ticket Is worthy OF your sup.
port.
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FOR SALEOR RENT.

The large iourStory brick building. has elgh.
tocn thoIsAnd-sNuare feet floor space, suitable
for manufacturing or any Glud Of business 70.
quiring large building. Gnu be bought on long
time the same as rent or will Tcut the same Nos,
ISL? and 1911 Water street We will EIve some
one big bargain II II sale can be made ut once.
Possession eau DO had ut once
Money 10 Loan
Houses 10 Rent,
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NO. luJ! MAIN street, leu tooHb' 1uFnlsneu
aud occupied by roomesS; Will rent to
some one that will buy furniture............s30 90
No 1913 Woods street 10 20
10 acre farm north OF city, for market gard
ening. 500 per annum.
20 rooms. Main aud Twenty first street ..".--
80 " Seventeenth street 10 90
No. lOi Nineteenth street........ ........... 90
No. 2lS5 Main street, 1 rooms both gases. 12 %
Building in rear OF 1901 Market Street... :. 30 %
Four.ro0med houses Crescent Place. ....... 90
Four rooms. both gases and bath. No. IS
Seventeenth Ii 90
Saloon aud dwelling. Martins Ferry, I'D.
joining c. & i. II 90
Eight rooms, both gases. hot water and
BATH No. 1915 Main street. Is 90
No. T7Scvenieenth street, sight rooms, both
gases hot water aud bath % 90
No. 2lGi Market street. three rooms .......... 90
No. 80 Twentieth 10 90
Store rooms Main and Twenty.tst streets.
S. On and so 10.
No. I'll Main IS 90
No. 1907 Maln street. three roomI.............. 500
Two rooms southeast corner Market and
Twenty'Sixth Tect.,........ ............... %
No 81 Sixteenth 40 %
No. It's Seventeenth Strect....,,,..,,. ,,,,,,, 90
Building corner Twentv.fourth AMI mar.
ket Streets lately used as a carriage
factory.
No 3j!7 ChaplIue street, two rooms .,,,,.,.... 500
No. 99 Market street, both gases.... Is %
No. "6L3 Alley D......... .......... 500
No "G2l Chapline street, store room and
dwelling.
40 80 Jhcuo y "
No 0Incob atreet.. .0)
No. 1877 Chapline street. orico room. ......... 90
FOR SALE
Desirable lots on North and South Front street.
40 acre farm on Boggs run.
Ten acres Of land and dwelling, near Haney.
town. 500.
Real estate OF every description
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A HUNDRED thousand dollars WINS con.
tribnt"d by tho New York FREQ trade I'm.
porters To MD Wilson'S campaign. This
enormous corruption fund foods tho Soc.
Ond district md some OF 1t has found It's
.'ay Into this dIStrIet.
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STOCKS. BONDS. ETC.

-------s----
SToCES FOR SALE.
10 shares Ohio Valley Rink.
10 shares Fire and Marlno Insurance Co.
10 shares FOStorIa Glass Company.
10 shares Exchange hank.
10 shares OF Rational Bank OF West Virginia
% shares Warwick China Company.
2WhCclnR Bridge Company bonds
lOShnrCS .EtnA Standard Steel & Iron Co.
2bOndS Wheeling Railway Go
X. $. tRWIS. Broker.
nc90 No. - Twelfth Street
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel. Ga 1899 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

Good brick house oil Market street. central To-
cation. eight rooms with all modern improve
mpntE.
Comparatively new sIx.toomed house. cnnve-
nlent location on Island 10 ferries or bridges
500 cash aud tho balance as long rs you want II
10 run at 81 per cent It's bargain,
Eight.roomcd brick house on Thirteenth
street Rents for 500 per year. for S!,?n
Four.rOomeh house with good lot, in Ceus'e
Wheeling. for $780,
$50 will buy good lot.
TO LEr.-Large and small houses.
SMITH g. DICKINSON.
oclI 1920 MARKET STREET.
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DO not trade your vote. II may mean
the carrying out of the free trade threat.
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GEO. R. TAYLOR.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

MONTH
No. 1852 Main street, ten rooms. furnished
aud occupied by roomesS; will rent to
some one that will buy furniture...........-s3o 90
No ia nant IN m
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VNANTED-A GOOD HONEST
w partner with 500; business clears $40
every month. Address II. 81. care this office
oc9ic
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Gloves and UnderWear.~
MINNEAPOLIS BLANKETS.
EIDERDOWN QUILTS.
HEMSTlTCHED SHEETS.
TABLE LINENS In Naw DasI

TABLE LINENS, In New Designs
TO\1JEI Towels 46x2S
INV ELo-- around a cents
TWoIN.HAND UMBRELLAS leather
LADIES CZARINA LADIES' LIBERTY SCARFS.
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Atlantic Tea Co.
uo2.NwAV
WANTED.

WTANTED-EIGHT (S) LADIES TO
w canvass Address Nv. Il. H." SIamm
House. city. nolH
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r ADY AGENTS-LADIES WANTED
Il TO write for me at home; Sia day: no can.
vnSSlng. Reply with stamp Miss NERSA
LASGbON, South Bend. Ind. oc2