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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
= RpER OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West Virginia, Ohio
County, IS;
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. February Rules lSo'
A. {, Harold vs.. Margaret Elwood; John
Elwood. James Elwood Patrick Elwood.
Edward EIwood, Mary Elwood. A.Gs
EIwood, Annie New and Johnnie NeH:
her husband. DealiR Lap (hlIas btilks.
lam. and Harry Lap. her husband; Ine
Mutual Savings Bank OF WhStHnS,
George d. Caldwell. trustee, ard IeseP"
Warncr.-ln Chancery. ,.
The object OF this suit is TO SuoJecI tns
renl estate in the city OF Wheeling, hss;
Virginia, OF which Patrick ElWood uixI
ssised, 10 sale for the purpose OF pAS'hS
tho liens against 1t. ,.,,. AT
And il appearing from an affidavit mel
in said cause, at these rules. thAi tht W
isndnntS, John Elwood, James EiwoSI,
DeaiIn Lap (,,!Ias Bridget lap and hs ,L,
Ian. her husband, arc not residents o, we
state OF West Virginia, and they MOI nay ',,
ing been served with process IN saii suiS.
on motion OF the complainant. by NJ ~
lIcltor, this order OF publication Is eh.t.si
against them, and II IL ordered lhhI w"
said defendants, above named, be hhu ~ ~
required to appear within one month Az.
tho date Of the first publication OF tnis y,
der and do what Is necessary 10 p.C Or
their interests. Il is further ORDERED tI 70.
this order he published and posted as ~
Quired by law,
Witness. John W. Mitchell. clerk o. , ON
said court, At tho court house o.! q. SI ~.
county, this 9th day OF February, M w
Wv" Join ". MITCHELL, Clerk
Published first time February 8. E@
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. C'v'N
Solicitor Tor Complainant. tc6.tn-
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As soon as the state of the weather
win permit work will begin on the
spretty little chapel at the corner of the
National road and Bethany pike, at
AltenhsIm station. and 1t will be pushed
to completion as rapidly as possible.
The very eligible site was purchased
by Mr.. ]. N. Vance. of this city. who
will erect the building, which will be
called the Vance Memorial.
The designs are by Franzheim. Gies.-
ey & FarrIS. The plan is OF the Roman
esque order. The material will be
Cleveland blue stone. and the roof VIII
be tile In the Spanish pattern.
There Will be an entrance from the
Bethany pike side. and also one from
the direction OF the station. while the
main entrance will be from the Nation
al road. on the last-named side there
win be Ions porch, with noble lines
and q series OF artistic columns. Pers
hRps the best idea OF the exterior may
be obtained by reference TO the accom-
panyiEg illustration, a really GOOD re-
production OF the architects DRAWINGS
The Interior OF the porch VIII ne
finished In Cleveland blue stone, witn
tile floor aud beam ceilings. There VIII
be a pastors study back Of the PUPPY;
with all modern facilities. This VIII
have a private entrance from the hetn'
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THE MINING RATE
WIN be Seventy Cents UnIn Further
Notice.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March lS.-The
following important telegram has been
sent to NJ. D. Ratchford. of Columbus.
president OF the miners of Ohio, In an
swer to a request for information to
the mining rate In the Pittsburgh dis
trict from March 1:
"The following resolution was adopt
cd by the committee OF ten: Resolved,
/ That pending the securing of sigma
lures to the operators contract: that
the price OF mining In the Pittsburgh
district on and after March be seventy
cents per ton. TO continue until turther
The telegram was signed by William
Warner, secretary Of the miners ana
G. W. Schlenderberg, OF the operators.
This telegram puts an END 70 me
doubt that has for some time existed
ma 10 the paving or seventy cent rates,
the action OF the committee often being
binding on both parties. The news VIII
he OF The utmost Importance TO the
ohio miners also, as II means a pro-
portIonate advance to the Ohio miners
Of six cents under the new agreement
Secretary Warner said to reporter:
at will be OF great Importance to
both operators and miners.
by the adoption OF the uniformity
contract after the signatures OF 10 per
cent OF the operators have been secur-
ed .seyenty.cent rate would be guarnn-
iced for a. year. Signatures to the new
contract are being given In manner
satisfactory to the committee having
the matter in charge. go
4 rousIng meeting was held last
night at Monongahela Clty. inc ,i me-.
Warner and Cameron Miller. and an
organization was effected at New Eng
land by the election Of President Dolan.
one hundred men at Coal Valley, be-
longing 10 the second pool mine. were
organized last night BY President rat
TON ~ Tho river miners yet effected.
The trouble In the Jones mines ut
Nonongaheln yesterday was occasion.
ed by an attempt to reduce the drivers
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IRON Ann srEEI OUTLOOK.
Southern Furnaces Continue TO Cut with
Vengeance.

vengeance
CLEVELAND. March i9.-Thc Iron
Trade Review" to-day says:
Bessemcr ore prices are still unRn-
nounced; pig iron. Besscner and foun-
dry IL weaker: and In the whole range
OF finished products there Is quietness,
intense and disappointing. The sum-
ming up OF the situation might well
stop with this. but that some details
are needed to preserve the connection
OF the weeks. 1t would seem. from
recent developments, that leading fur.
nnces that have been trying to hold
prices In the face of sharp cutting by
smaller interests are now not only
them with interest. some sales being
less thnn 81 above the low figures OF
early 1894.
The belief obtains that q brief cam.
paign on this basis will be sufficient to
bring producers to some sort OF an un-
derStanding, Ssthe prices will not per-
nit smaller furnaces TO get back cost.
II prices arc not fixed up. the only al
Tentative IL n further blowing out OF
stacks that cannot compete.
Curtnilment OF production is still
going on. Rods are lower. a sale Ia re.
ported from Pittsburgh nj so 80 de.
llNereu NJ an onlu polnl' NHE anu "IO
nails are less active than In February.
Rolling mills in the central west have
not felt the car orders Of the past two
months to the extent expected. The
tonnage OF bar Iron IL very light. md
with the Merchant Bar Iron Association
agreement no longer effective, prices
are made according 10 the judgment
and necessities OF the individual mill.
The quotation is still 81 20 In the val
ley and Cincinnati districts, but this
has been cut from 81 to 81 a ton. The
competition OF steel has been the chief
occasion OF weakness.
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straight. as there would be q drawing
and trembling OF the cords. Besides
such torture, began to bloat a great
deal.
AFTER suffering forsome time, a friend
advised me TO try Paines celery COM
pound. can truthfully say that after
using four bottles l was cured; not
helped. but cured"
II you have any doubt at oil these
spring days about your health-if neu-
raIgic twinges, kidney troubles, dizzy
spells. indigestion or heart palpitAtion
show themselves. don't walt for palmer
warnings. Make n clean sweep OF all
these ailments from the system.
1t Is easiest to do this now, as spring
Is approaching. Take Paine's celery
compound when the system Is most re-
sponsIve to its cleansing, strengthening
influence.
An improved appetite. sound diges-
ton. uninterrupted sleep. and an ener-
getIc condition, are the result OF taking
Paine's celery compound.
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RAILS SIXTY FEET LONG.
p. II. II. will Use Them on the Pittsburgh
Division.

DltistOhs
RRADDoCK. Pa, March i9.-The
Carnegie company has received an or
der from Japan for 10000 tons Of 30
foot steel rails. This Is the frst order
received In this country from Japan
that country having heretofore obtain
"a steel rails from England.
All the telegraphcrs In the Edgar
,rhnYnpson blooming mill have been laid
ON Their places will be taken " hug
rIes operated By machinery. The car
5eVie company will put In number OF
Electrical appliances In this and other
dsnArtrnents. which will cause consider
ahIe reduction In the number OF men
employed in the plant.
'rhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has placed an order with the Carnegie
nan,nnny for 5000 tons of steel rails
sTtY feet long. TO be used on the Pitts.
bnTgh division Of the road. These VIII
bs the first rails of that length ever
~, into practical use. The railroad
nornnany has found by tests that rails
st1ty feet long will not he scriously
osSscted by varying temperature when
sastened into clamp OF recent In
i,a,,tIon which permits greater chpan'
~, than was possible with tho thirty
saat rails. The Carnegie company mas
ILL., Io,',d n necessary TO build new nm
tSSinE Mill to make these rails none
~ he appliances In the old mil OeihE
large enough for them
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From CincinnatI Gazette VIII poo.
pie never learn thnt cold Is an &C.
cident TO be dreaded, md when II oc-
ours treatment should be promptly np-
plIe,i7 There Ia no knowing where the
trouble will end; and while complete
recovery IB the rule, the exceptions
arc terribly frequent, and thousands
upon thousands Of fatal illnesses occur
every year uShcred IN by n little IN
judiclouB exposure and seemingly trlrl-
ing symptoms. Beyond this. there ore
to-day countless lnvaAidH who can
trace their complaints 10 colds
which at the time OF occurrence gave no
concern, and were therefore neslec'ea'
when troubled with cold use Cham
bcrlaIn'a Cough Remedy. II Ia prompt
and efls6tual. % and so cent bottles
for sale byidruEglstS.
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HER IApoR OF LOVE.
E,-Mayor HEWITT. Daughter I. No" n
school Trustee.

school trustee.
NEW YORK, March ls.-Miss Sarah
C. Hewitt, daughter OF ex-Mayor
Abram S. Hewitt. was elected school
,rps,ee nj Pompton, y. j., at the an
nual school meeting at Midvale town
shin. A short time ago Miss Hewitt
became citizen OF RinEwood. Passaic
county, 81 that she might be eligible
for the position. Her father owns about
% 900 acres OF land in that vicinity ana
there Miss Hewitt has lived FOR nine
months each year. In an unostentatlous
way she has long dispensed iavtsh
charity, and Il Is on these same hnes
that she has chosen to devote herseIi
to the Improvement OF the school IN
terests OF the township.
Miss Hewitt Is the only woman on the
board, ana the first woman ever elected
to the position. She Is without single
suggestion OF the type known as the
new woman. Il live over there, you
know, for nine months in the year,
said she to a reporter coming to the
city only for three months In the win
ter. grew up with the people there.
and know most OF them. They are
busy, prosperous farmers chiefly. with
large families and little time to spare
from their business cares to the de-
mAnds OF school supervision. have
long had the Idea that l could be OF
a good deal OF assistance TO them II !
were a school trustee. To this end |
became a citizen Of Ringwood and be-
came candidate for the place. ] am
glad have been elected. since sought
to be. No radical reforms are promised
that know OF. nor do know that they
are necessary. have more time to de-
vote TO such position than have the
men usually elected. That Is the entire
story OF why wanted to become II
school trustee"
Miss Hewitt has the unbounded trust
and respect Of the Pompton folk.
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THE YANG. MEMORIAL CHAPEL. ALTEHHEi1.
wages. Messrs. Miller and Warner IN
vestlgated the trouble. =
TRe representatives OF the Pittsoursh
lake coal shippers who attended the
conference OF Pittsburgh and Ohio
shippers al Columbus are not talking
yet in regard TO the formation OF pool.
F. l.. Robbins. who presided at the
Columbus meeting, said everything Ie-
nsnds on the general meeting Of ship
pers, which is to be held in Cleveland
on saturday. 4 committee Of twelve
operators from each district will meet
in Cleveland tomorrow TO arrange a
plan OF organization. which Will be
presented 10 the general meeting on
Saturday. a prominent coal shipper
said It was probable the Pittsburgh
shippers will receive sixty, and the
Ohio people forty cents Of the lake busl-
ness This is flve per cent less than
the Pittsburgh people originally expect
cd
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Why not be n well woman this spring?
There ore women who cannot tolerate
the smallest neglect about the house
who too often take no care OF their
health.
They should use these precious March
days for getting strong and well by tax
ing Paines celery compound-the great
est OF all spring remedies.
Miss Elsie II. Brown. OF Leeds street,
Dorchester. Mass, whose picture Is
given above. wrote the 9th OF this month
ns follows:
-Four or five years ago. suffered
with dreadful pains In my back lowing
to my kidneys). SO much so that night
after night could not close my eyes,
and what few hours sleep l did get,
could be heard moaning and tossing,
showing that even In my sleep. suffer-
ed pain. At times ] would have more
pain than usual over my left hip. and
when waking in the morning 1t would be
all | could do to stretch my limbs down
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any pike, which entrance will also adj
mil to the choir loft.
Separated from the main auditorium
by large sliding doors Will be the sun
day school room. so that the two may
easily be thrown into one II occasion
demands. There will be an infants
room, class rooms. etc. entirely ade-
auate to the congregation. a library
room WIN also be- Included. The sun
Cny school can he entered from ooth
tine National road and Bethany pike;
The Interior VIII be finished on the
same general characteristic lines as
the exterior, In oak and Portland CO.
meut stucco work. There viii be
large dome over the auditorium. and
the light will be from series OF leaded
glass windows around this dome. -.
The auditorium win seat about Seo
and the Sunday school room nbout EVo,
making a Joint capacity Of 800; In the
basement will be n kitchen. and dining
room, for use on the occasion OF res
tlvals, soclais. etc. There Will De a
mel Of bells In the tower and Il Is eS-
pected that the building will be COM
uleted in the early fall.
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MRS. GENERAL TOM THUMB
Here to Remind One Of childhood Days
and Nursery Rhymes.


and Nur,ery Rhymes.
The Grand Opera house contained
an audience last night that filled the
popular resort and the satisfaction CIV
en- by the cute little people was appre-
cIated by all present. The company Is
headed by Mrs, General Tom Thumb,
She docs not look a day older than she
did years ago. She is surrounded by
a company OF LilliputIans who per-
form their respective characters In
manner altogether lovely. The per.
Snrrnace OPENS with a pleasing one act
sketch that Introduces the midgets IN
their hnppIest mood Among them are
the pretty and talented Jennie Qulsley.
baron Masri and others of equal pop
MARTY. Then follows a season OF spe-
eialtIes performed by clever vaudeville
artists and the show concludes with a
ono nct comedy wherein all the little
neopie are given An ample opportunity
10 show of their abilities to the best
advantage. II Is n big show given by
Iittle people and cannot help give the
gatisfaction TO the most exacting. 1t
viii be given again tonight. to-morr-
row afternoon and evening, and crowd
ed houses will no doubt see every per-
forrance,
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REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE

one OF the finest a-roomed houses front,
Inr, on 18th st., with all modern cbnysst.
ences, cheap and terms easy.
House, Q ICONS, brick. 18th st. $50
SPLENDID Dlug. site for dwelling iSth A.
Splendid bldg. site for dwelling. iith i,
House, g rooms. 24th st. 81. no.
House, 8 rooms and hall. with all modern
improvements, chaplino st. Cen,fs
! wheeling. $500.
House, 6 rooms, 18th st, 81, 40
House, 3 rooms, in BelVedere add so
House, II rooms and store room, Main
St, near 2ist ST.. lot HTl22 IT,. Is.D1
For q short time one Of the finest hnulrl
on Chapllne st, Centre Wheeling room.
with hall and modern improvements.
House, I rooms, hal and large lot. 18th
House, Z rooms and s.roomcd house 4,
rear: lot 31xl2O IT.. 18th ST.. 600.
House, rooms. brick. with hail. Jacob
St, Centre Wheeling; cheap. 1880
House. c rooms. brick. Eon st, 9Th war4,
'- House, I rooms. N. Market st: cheap,
'''i lots on Lind St. Belyedere, So each
House, rooms. Wilson ST., Centre
wheeling: easy forms, $50,
Lot, 81 feet front. Lind 81, $50
House. rooms and attic. Jacob ST. sta
House, il rooms. brick. 18th st. H,JJl
Hotel. q rooms. Martins Ferry, O.,
cheap, on easy terms.
House, rooms and s-roomed house IL
rom, Market ST., bot. eth and Sth Ets., g. Nd
House, rooms and hall, bath and both
gases, jacob St, bet. 18th md 18th. fyG
cuisines property on Market 81. OF mod.
e' sseS. $50. 500 $500. 900 and $3.50 to loan
on real estate.
House, four room and storeroom. Moth
Main street. Cheap. on easy terms. t2s@
New house, s rooms. with large lot, a.
ELIgIngfoD Lime. $500.
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eond YOUR address to II. z. Bucklen
s.n' SbicnEo. and get free sample
& ~ mr. Kings New Life Pills a
D9a .,,ii convince you OF their merits.
ILL., 1.la Mills arc easy in action and are
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SS.IiartC and liver troubles they have
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H llS,.,, Ieirssrlous substance and 10 be
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REFUSED the Proposition.

OMAHA. Neb.. March 19.-The adj
ministration wing OF the Democrats TO-
night replied to the manifesto OF the
silver Democrats asking that the pri-
mRrIes be held to deterTuinc which ele-
mcnt should carry the delegates 10 the
national convention. The proposition
is refused. they replying that the vote
OF q. 1000 which the administration ticket
received last year. as against 10000 for
the silverites. 30 be the story OF their
rota tIva AZ bIInU
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
rcI ga unrO l7So Market S,rae,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

No. G. Fifteenth street. rooms. brick.
No. l6l Sixteenth street. lot oOXlsl feet
A fine residence In Pleasant Valley.
Nos, 1870 and 1872 Seventeenth street
No. 3 Kentucky street. rooms.
Etorerooms and dwellings reG'.Is %.
SlSl 90 per month. corner Market al!
Twentieth streets, pays II per cent
No. . Kentucky street, lot SQ&lip feet.
No. 22l2 ChRpitne street. large bnls
No. IS 18th street. rooms and stable
No, lgs 18th street. ) rooms and stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street.
No. 1911 18th street, rooms and bath.
No. 1903 Chapllnc street, ! rooms,
No, 1873 Chapline street 9 rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'D and 20 SIS,
lots on North Wabash street
No. 81 South Broadway. residence 0! J.
E. Hughes. Esq.
Lot I6xl30 North York street,
Lot No. 20 Indiana St. rooms Tl0te's-
No. p y. Wabash St. 6 rooms. cheap
4 fine lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. 10 Vermont street. rooms: lot .:I!N
feet: $3.50.
a ane lot IN woodSdale.
The Bloch property on North Main s.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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will result In two deaths John Noes, n
wealthy brick manufacturer. shot and
fatally wounded his divorced wife and
her sister, Miss Katie Smith. Mrs.
Noes secured divorce from her hus-
bnnd last Tuesday. and he went to her
house tonight and demanded her 10
come back and live with him. This she
refused 10 do. whereupon he shot her
three times and Miss Smith twice. Two
physicians were summoned from this
city. Noes defies the village marshal TO
arrest him and further trouble is ex'
pected.
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NEW YORK. March 19.-The confer
encc between traffic managers OF New
England roads and the representatives
OF various lake and lines. which be-
gan In this city on Wednesday, was con-
tlnued to-day. The subcommittee APP
pointed at the FIRST days meeting sub
mitted n report dealing with the present
difficulties between the two interests,
II is expected that they will soon be
n TnIca hIV adiugtpd
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VANCE MEMORIAL.
A Very Handsome Little Church
to be Built this Season
OUT NEAR ALTENHEIM STATION

by the Lissrail,y OF Mr.. j. n. Vance, OF
this city-wnl be OF Cleveland Blue
stone, Remane.quo In Architectural
Design, and Very Neat and Handsome
Structure, with Every Modern convsn-
fence OF a House ofwor,hip.
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THERE is no better proof OF the excel.
Ience OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup than
that 1t is recommended by leading ply"
sIclans
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GROCERIES.
.CMoKED sTuRGEoN.
GENERAL NOTICES.
,E OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
N To the Public, having
dissolved partnership. Miss Rosie MOI
retiring from the firm. is now COM, ,,,,,.
with ]. +. Potter, OF the Wheeling IA
dry, and will be pleased TO- see w
friends and patrons at s. and % EIeN'''''
street. Respectfully, ,,,gr.u
mrlS ROSIE M I.-L-------
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY

Near Tim, Ohio, a. Result ola Divorce
Sensation.
TIFFIN, Ohio, March i9.-Thc village
OF New RIOgel is in Intense excitement
tonight over an awful tragedy which
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TO IET.

Tho modern G-roomed dwelling. with
bath. laundry. etc. at IS South Front s.
Modern s-rOomed dwelling corner EeS
and Sixteenth streets.
rooms. second floor, LIS Main street,
b-roomcd house North Wabash street,
7.roomed dwelling. with all modern corr
Yer1iences: stable in rear; 2 South Penn 81.
I rooms nos Main street, SIS
6-roomed dwelling. with all conyeH!'
ences. 81 South Front street.
Several 2. and t-roomed houses
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Best opening in this city for a retail
" store room 2lOS Main street
Store room In new PythiRn building
splendid retail location.
Offices new Exchange Bank bu!l-!fS
Zone office furnished).
~%ET-TT o HT%TS
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 2l9. mElt