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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-18
STATE HISTORICAL. SOCIETY
Holds AN Iutcre,tinr Meeting md Elect.
Oncrrs ut Charleston.
Special Disg1ich 10 tn Eg'eIi2eEcEr.

ohCtrb NJ tHhrlcstOH.
Sp>cil! Dig1tch 10 tn Eg'eli9eEcIr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. 1.-THE
annual meeting of the state historical
society was held in the hall OF the house
Of delegates. this evening. DR.. J. P.
Hale presided. Prof. Virgil A. Lewis
read an interesting paper on the early
settlement OF the state. Brief addresses
on the same subject were also made By
Hon James II. Brown aud DR.. John L.
Hale.
Gen. 3. II. Oxley spoke OF the i'm.
portauce Of the socisty's work and OF
what it has accomplished, calling spe-
cial attention to the highly c-editable
and valuable collection now in its pos.
session. He hoped the legislature
would make an adequate appropriation
10 carry on the important work.
Judge Brown offered n resolution that
the points OF historical interest in the
state connected with the Revolutionary
and Indian wars should DO marked By
suitable tablets, and that the legislature
should make appropriations for this
purpose. He spoke Of the battle OF
Point Pleasant as being the opening
battle OF the Revolutionary war, and
the baltic at Wheeling as being the
closing, of it.
The old officers were reelected rs
follows: President, Dr.. John T. Hale;
secretary, Virgil A. Lewis treasurer, 4.
L. Brown; vice -presidents, Hon. &. ".
Atkinson, Hon. c. ]. Faulkner, Hon.
Addison NJ. Scott and Hon. J. n. Cam
don.
The executive board elected as fol-
lows: DR.. John 7. Hale, Virgil A.
Lewis, 4. /. Brown, K. s. Carr, r. D.
Roller, Joseph Rutiner. L. ". Byrne,
George L. Patton and L. l. But,erwick.
Tho board organized by elcc,inG Col.
Butterwick president and Joseph Ruiz.
ner secretary.
Mics Lulu Downtain, the present eff.
cicnt librarian, WAS reelected.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. hni MIShups III tho Thriving city
Across the Rivrr.

William +. llouser was In Martins
Forty Yesterday In tho interest Of tho
summer resort 10 DO established on his
farm Of oi3 acres In Harrison county,
five miles from Cadiz. The capital
stock will DO $4,000, II part OF which
has been taken by Pittsburgh, Stenbon.
vlIo hnd Cndiz parties. Tho hotel aud
improvements viii cost about S2j,O10.
The company 10 known rs tho Hope.
dalo Land aud Hotel Company. Tho
farm |, on tho S.subCnvillo and
Cambridge pike, ono mile from Hope.
dale. two mlol IRON MillGr's Station on
the pAn.l lnndIo road, aud ono milo from
Folks Station on tho Cadiz branch OF
tho Panhandle. aud ono milo from
Gr0onnch, on tho Wheeling Il Lake
Eric railroad. 1t lies 100 feet above
tho sea lOvO, beautiful rolling land with
iyo never failing springs, Ut. lanes
will have charge Of the stocl; taking IN
this vicinity. Cud!z alone subscribed
$1,000 of tho stock.
The three men, charged with tho
williams burglary, were taken to 81.
ClairsvillC yesterday. AZ they wore dc.
parting, Mike rryal said: "lhe city OF
Martins icrrywill haveto pay for this."
The sixth annual farmers institute
will be hold ut Coleran on January 81
aud February ] and .. Among. tho
speakers will be John Gould, John
Begr and Alva Agcc.
1t Is Monday and not Sunday that
David Llowellyn IL to organize lodge
OF tho A. a. Of |. S. ". ut Cambridge.
The association docs not do any bust.
ness OH Sunday.
Fifty dollars Ia tho verdict Morgan
Stidd got yesterday in his suit against
Leonard Tinnem for damages for writ.
ing certain articles in the Bellaire Dem.
ocrat.
n. Randall, n newspaper nan Of
Magnolia, o.. is in town in tho interest
OF the American Mechanics. llo form.
erly resided in Martins Ferry
Roy. 2. G. DOopkcn will be Mt Parkers.
burg on Sunday. There will BIO no
preaching in tho German church on
this account.
John d. Moore, who was called home
from Birmingham. Ala. by sickness in
his family, will remain for come time.
Frank Miliigan, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
married yesterday to Il young lady OF
New Cumberland, ". Va.
The Democrats have organized by
clectine T. I. Anderson president and
George Cooke secretary.
Miss Gertie Cow. one OF the teachers
in tho north school, is OH the sick list.
John D. Davis was hurt worse at
Cambridge than first reported.
Harry Hood will spend Sunday with
relative, n. Cambridge
Mrs. John Contine is visiting her
parents ut Salineville.
Isaac Blair returned 10 New Martins.
Vile yesterday.
II. a. Litchenbergcr, OF Bellaire, was
up yesterday.
Miss Rose Colts goes to Pittsburgh
tomorrow.
The Y. NJ. C. A. night school is sue.
cess.
J. 0. Stewart was better last evening.
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The famous Jarbean Comedy Com
pany opened 4 three nights engage
ment III their funny farce comedy
Starlight" ut the Grand last night to a
good sized audience. The play is in.
iensely funny, and the singing and
dancing was excellent. Miss Elose
Willard as Starlight is very clever and
made big hit in her different special.
ties. Mr.. Adolphe Mayer has bari.
tone voice which is exceedingly fine
and was compelled to respond to sever.
nj encores. Mr.. Edward O'Conuor is q
very funny Mel. The rest OF the com.
pany are all good vocalis,s and dancers
and the performance seemed to please
all. The same bill viii! be presented to.
night.
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II May DO ms Much for you.

Ir. Fred Miller, Of irving, ILL.,. wri,e,
tb:t he Had severe Kidney trouble 70,
!i>Hny years. with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was nj.
fsc!od. lilo tried many so.called Kidney
crfes but without any good result.
about year ago he began the use OF
Electric Diticrs aud found ra,ici a. once.
Electric bltlcra is especially adapted TO
euro Of all Kidney aud Liver trouble,
aud ofton gives almost instant rolioI
Ono trial will provo our statement
Irco only SOC for largo bottle. a.
Logan Drug Goa Drug Store d
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BELLAIisE-
Al Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


Frank Wallace, from below town, was
arrested Wednesday morning on q
charge Of stealing M overcoat from l.evi
Licntig. The overcoat was found oil
the young man when lie was arrested,
aud there was nothing else Tor him to
do but plead guilty, which he did, and
tho mayor tiued him $40 and costs
and sentenced him 10 thirty days in
jail.
William A. Schramm, the Fourth
ward grocer. has received the appoint
ment rs United States GaIger ut the
rectiiying house OF Rumbach 4 Vim
mig. wholesale liquor dealers.
Henry Lippel. OF Cumberland. Nd,
is spending a few days with his wife, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
for sometime past.
David Walker has sold tho Armstrong
property. on Belmont street, TO Straub
& McGinty, the candy manufacturers.
The reading club was entertained ut
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Yos,
on Gravel Hill las. evening.
Miss Anna Fcrren has returned from
Martins Forty. where she spent sever
al days with relatives.
Mrs. Peter Hughes mas returned from
St. Clairsville, where che spent come
time with relatives.
James Benson, who has been confined
to his house for some time past,is able
to be out.
Mrs. Charles Craig, OF Bridgeport,
spent Yesterday III this city, calling Oh
friends.
The colorel folks OF Gravel hill gave
4 dance last night in a store room.
Amos Roscoe is confined to his home
in the Fourth ward with tho grip.
Edward Elliott, Of Cleveland, is visit.
ing relatives in the Fifth ward.
George Kern is quite sick at his home
in the Third ward.
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NEW RULES ro,. CYCLE RAGING

SumsronS Amendment, 10 b" Offered ut
tho l.. a. ". SaIlnnai assembly Se1t
,i"nth.
\. tho nationa! assembly Of the
League OF American Wheclmcn, to be
held in New York next month. many
inpor.au. amendments will 30 offered.
Chief Consul G. II. Geiger, OF this city,
will represent the West Virginia divi-
sion O! tho league. Sterling Elliott, tho
Boston cycling authority, says the Scw
York Herald, has quite numbcr OF
amendments to present to tho aasom-
bly,, and no believes that il they are
adopted much good will result. Tn.
amendments provide for change in
the constitution by which the control
Of racing be ma1o one OF tho objcct1:
that persons other than whcclmcn DO
admitted to membership; that change
hemade in the league year, and aoycral
otners
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HE SANK IIis PRIDE.
How IL Plucky American VIII Win +:
Wngor-uis Globe .Gird;ius Trip.

How Is Plucky American VIII Win n Fat
Wagor-uIs GIobr.Gird;ius Trip.
VANCOUVER. B. c., Jan. l7.-PauI
Jones, the 'rount.the-world.tramp,"
who started without cent on wager
that he would return to Boston with
5000 within twelve months, arrived BY
the Empress OF Japan with $1,000 OF
the needed, aud four weeks in which TO
complete his trip. He has gone on to
Seattle and from there will proceed to
San Francisco, where he intends to de-
liver lectures. Mr.. Jones says his ad-
ventures up 10 the time OF his leaving
New York are well known. lie pro-
ceeded from New York to London dl.
rec,ly. lie made large stake BY tax
ing up wager to walk on Piccadiily in
his paper sui: and cell newspapers. The
bettors said he might do such thing
IN America, but the London "Dobbies"
would soon run him in. lie took the
/. risk and the "bcbbiea" were so struck
with CONSERVATION at his etiron:ery
that his time was up before they could
gather themselves together.
c He then got an cler to go on the
stage OF tho Gaiety theatre and TO ad.
.yertisc a brand OF French vino in Mer.
RE Paris. He had to forego both of
these offers because OF having contract
ed TO 20 to Rome with gentleman as
interpreter. One OF the minor helps
toward .he 5000 il the sum paid him
by a detective OF New York for carrying
y revolver around the world with him.
This revolver the detective desires to
hang up in his room with the inscrip.
tioa: Carried around the world by
Paul Joncs."
Mr.. Jones is iatRIist. lie says that
ii it is kismet he ls to- succeed; ii not,
lie will not. Hi. tip is marvellous
example OF how yell man can got
along If he is willing 20 sink his pride
and give him full sway 10 desperate
intention to get there" He Is in the
bea; of health ard spirits.
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500 Reward, 500.

Tho reader OF this paper vii! DO
pleased 10 learn that there is ut lcnst
ono dreaded disease that science Inns
beon able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Ca,arrh Cure il.
tho only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease. requires n con.
atitutional treatment. ilnlva Ca,arrh
Cure is tnkon internally, acting directly
on tho blood and mucous suriacea Of
tho system, thereby destroying Tho
foundation Of the disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building I'm tho
constitution and assisting nature In din.
ing it's work. The psopriotors hayo 80
much faith in ita curative powers TINT
thoy oler Ono Hundred Dollars for INV
case that II fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address, +. ]. CHENEY & Co.
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Tho bill introduced In tho Now York
Legislature by Mr.. Morton. OF Wayne
county. known as tho nn,i.boxing bill,
Inns stirred the New York Athlatic Club
aud tho new Manhattan Athletic Club
into making dcnuncia.ory speeches, as
they nre planning iistic oncouu,crs. III
the bill does become n law" said NM.
ager Gonslincor. o; tho Manhattan
Athletic Club. ut will mean the
abolition Of boxing at West Point,
Cornell and other institutions Of learn.
Ing. II Is u silly, nonsensicNl mUasure.p
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Eight amateur boxers Of Chicago loft
for Boston yesterday. The a,hletes 70
10 hold W tho Colors OF Chicago against
those OF the Hub in tho annual tournn.
,nent WHICH will be held ut tho gylnna.
stun Of the Boston Athletic Association
on Saturday night. The boxers who
will represent Chicago are ". J. Kon.
dali, l05 pounds: Jack Levi, and I'd
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this week
This offer I, such that none who urr nIllug In
Phy way can Afford 10 miss Il. Think OF 1t
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Tie olrrr is particularly made for the benefit
OF Tue poor aud working classes, aud all should
nVhil themselves OF the opportunity. For con.
ntinNt0if oil tue great work OF Neuo. 1t Is hni
necessary TO refer 10 some OF his remarkable
cuteS IN this city. Mr, Frank j. Henly, Chief Of
the city Fire Department. was terrible sufferer
from rheumatic govt Four bottles OF the Elec,
tie Fluid, effected all entire cure Of his case.
u. H. CrlSwell, OF 100 Sixteenth street, suffered
for ten weeks with rheumatism. attended by
several doctors without avail lie applies 10
Ieno and IS entirely free from rheumatism to-
day. 80 %. ~
John Kinds, a bank boss at the Pittsburgh
Coal Works, kellalre, came upon the stage OF the
Elysian Theatre on last Friday night. perfect
wreck from the terrible pains OF acute rhcu ina.
ttsm. lie was treated for about twenty minutes
by the Eeno representatives. when he publicly
stated 10 the audience that he was free from
pain for the arst time for months. These nre
but few oil the hundreds OF remarkable cures
elected by these wonderful remedies.
During this week special attention will be
given TO treatment OF ailments OF the eye, aud
the same offer Is made IN this department ~ in
the oihrrs, That Is, treatment will be given
until cured. for the actual cost OF the medicines
ouly. \ celebrated French, Specialist Is In
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treatment OF affections OF this delicate orIau.
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they will be cured al Veno,s Office by the latest
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made. Neno Il accompanied here BY DR.. Bailey.
Owing 10 the large number OF patients who
have daily throusei 10 the brunswick Hotel to
see Nenc. be has been compelled 10 remove 10
more spacious quarters. lie has secured u suite
OF ROOMS at the corner OF Eleventh aud Main
streets, oyes Ls'h's !ewelry Store. Entrance 10
NenoS otice gu Eleventh street. Consultation
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OAhIroT CoRSwELn foreman OF tho
Gazcttc, Middlctown, y. j., believes
t,iat Chamberlain's Cough Romoly
should he in every homo. Ilc used Il
Tor cold and 1t elected speedy cure,
Ito says: ut ID indeed grand remedy,
can recommend to- all. have also
soon 1t usod for whooping cough, with
tho best results,n -
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Now Southern industries.

BALTIMORE. MD., Jan. lI.-Spccial re.
ports to tho MNnuiacturors Record
chow general tendency toward in.
croasinx business activity throughout
the.south. Among enterprises reported
are $4,000 wooden factory. coke
ovens and saw mill in Virginia; n $50.
900 cotton mill enlargement in North
Carolina and $4,000 tobacco factory.
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STOCKS, BONDS. ETC

ScroCKs For SALE.
30 Ehnfcs llIvOndc Iron Works
100 shnrcs liellalrG Nail WORKS.
20 shares Wheeling Steel 4 Iron COmpany.
2Wheclng Railway Binds
i0shnfuS FOStoria Glpi Company.
10 shares Exchange Bank
10 shares OF Rational Hank Of West virIu.,
IDEharcs Wheeling leo and SlOmgCC Co
10 EhnrcS .EtuA Standard Steele IrNuC,
H. X lRWlS. ifosrr
ile3l No, - Twelfth Sl,es,
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Elna.rnrL Ia Cnninln-

Manager McClnskey, OF the Louisville
league base ball team, has appointed
Jack" Glasscock captain, and tho
Louisville "ians" atc delighted.
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Another Loan and Investment Co. Fails.
NEW YonE, Jan. i7.-Judge Book.
stavcr, OF tho court OF common pIcas, on
tho application OF the attorney general,
to-day appointed Jnmcs G. Clifford and
Charles K. llillhousc receivers OF the
bankers Loan and Investment Com
pany at No. 10 Wall street. Supcrn-
tcndent Preston found that its liabil-
tiles exceed its nsHctB by Sl5l.0O0.
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HAvrnliILr, MASS. Jan. l7.-One hun.
drcd or more uhoe factory employees
joined the strike this afternoon.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF the stOcsh0drr, d,
tho Franklin Insurance Company will h. beJ
NJ the COmpany'a OtllCu on MOndHy, JANUARY n
ls0l, between tho hours Oi thtuO % anI iovr a.
O'Clock p. IA, for the election Oi dfrctor
JAS L. ADAMS, gecre,,,T
WHEELING. january |. 1876 '1;J
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WILL Be MATCHED.
stoolzer aud Leonard Arc to Meet
in tho Roped Aroma
BEFORE COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB

On February io.-rho Two Mems Hop.
rcscntativcs Met last Night aud,
Malcthc Preliminary pnposIt--fcs.
'orday's Races in New Orleans anl
at Alcxandcr Isiaud-.Scw bicycle
laws of tho la. w-othcr News OF
sport
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FREE FOR A FEW DAYS I!
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piltsburgl,--River 9 feet and falling.
Weather clear and cold.
Observation-Disclosures feet anu falling;
weather clear and cool.
Observation-Disclosures s feet . inches
and rising; weather lair and warmer.
Oil City-River 3 feet and falling
weather cloudy and cool.
Stcuhenvillc-Rivor 8 feet 3 inches
aud falling: weather clear and cold.
Warren-Rivor . feet inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cold
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Dryer, 10; Fred A. Brit,on, 100; A.
Gehrko, l35; ". J. Kneppcr and L. II.
Wood, lij, and Arthur W. Crane, 1853.
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Mrs. Jennie Fruit, OF an Arizona town,
has killed six Indians during her life.
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The marks at the public landing show
0 feet 9 inches in the channel and fall.
Ing Weather clear aud warmer.
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NOTES on NAviGArIoN.
Stage of wntcr ana ,rovrm"nt, OF Boa

Stage of wat"r auh l"vrm"nt' OF Boats.
The River Iut-r.s =,
YE>TERDAY's DEPARTURES.
Hudson. AgnGw. Cincinnati. T. IN.
II. X, Bedford. Grcun. Pittsburgh. ! y III.
Iron Queen. Phillips. Pittsburgh. n IN. (frl'
day.
Liberty, Booth, ClatiugtOn, $50 y. M.
GuNTS LEivi%G TODAY.
Ben llur. Kcmplc. rnrScrsburG. / a. IN,
Liberty BnOth. Darlington, $3.50 y. IN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
RAISING THE RENT.
Chicago Negroes Have n Curious and
JOVial Custom.
From the Chicago Record.

From the Chicago Record.
A man waiting for car saw Chinese
lantern swinging outside third story
window of the building across the way.
The building was a box-like structure
prematurely run TO old age, and he knew
it to be a tenement house occupied almost
exclusively by coIored people of humble
circumstances. policeman happened
along, and the man asked him about it.
Whats the meaning of that lantern up
there?"
Don't you know"
why, no. The windows up there are
lighted, and there seems to be something
going on"
That's a rent rag
"A what"
this corner without gettin' onto that?
When the colored folks lll the tenement
have a dance they call it a rag. You've
heard of hot rag That means a lively
dance, or anything that's full of ginger"
Yes, but the rent rag"
"Well, when some man gets down on his
luck and can't pay rent he has a kind OF
benefit dance. The other tenants come to
it and chip in 10 or Is cents apiece. They
get lots of fun out of it, and he raises
50 to 81 to pay his rent. That's a rem:
rag"
Whats the lantern got to do with it
That's the way a rent rag is advertised.
When that lantern is out the colored pee
pie know that some one is givin' a dance
to raise rent money. When some one else
gives a rag, he's supposed to come around
and put in his bit. It's a good scheme,
only they say that some of them try TO
work it too often"
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why GeOrgIans Are Happy.
From the Chicago Record.


It affords genuine pleasure to learn
that there are parts of the country I'M
affected by the present financial and in.
dustrial depression. The following. taken
from a trustworthy contemporary in
Georgia, may be considered as authen-
tic:
Reports from various counties in the
state show that farmers and residents
generally have little to complain of this
winter. While the season has been un-
usually severe and the state has not es-
capped the depression common ito the
whole country, yet nobody is suffering
from hunger. There is plenty of hominy
and corn, and Georgia hogs have not been
fatter since we can remember"
Hunger in Georgia! Appettes going
unappeased with hominy, corn and hog in
plenty!
What is more succulent than hominy
cake? Nothing in the whole art OF cook
cry, lest it be corn dodgers and hog; or,
what is more likely, hoecake with piece
of Georgia bacon alongside.
Who, we ask of titled chefs, would
order cinci, or henriettes, or crullers,
when he could have hoecake, patted by
Mammys hand and fried on a griddle lu-
bricated with the fat of Georgia shote
We are assured on unimpeachable au-
thority that the Hon Hoke Smith dis
cusses each morning before going to the
department of the interior six steaming
hoecakes and a goodly portion of a hog
of unbroken Georgia lineage. And every
Georgia poet nibbles refiectively at snowy
hominy cakes as he weaves his rhymes.
Glorious Georgia, Happy. contented.
well-fed Georgians Though the world
be troubled with famine. pestilence and
bond issues, there is plenty of corn and
hominy on hand and the hogs have not
been fatter since we can remember.
Hog and hominy for one! Make il
fnnl