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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Hups aud sIi.hap. Ia the Thriving city
Across tho River.


Much interest has been manifested
In the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Jen-
kins Brady and Mr.. George Albert
Blackford, solemnlzed yesterday. The
affair took place at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F.
Brady, on North Fifth street, at 1880,
and only the members OF the two fami-
lies were present. The ceremony, with
out music, was very brief and impress
sive. Rev. Or. ]. W. Robins, pastor OF
the N. Z. church officiating. The bride
was attired in very becoming travel
ing costume Of brown, old rose and
olive, large check, and the groom wore
dirk travelling suit. CONCENTRATIONS
over. a splendid wedding dinner was en-
joyed.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful and while the marriage was
publicly announced only last Monday,
n large number OF congr1uIlatory tele-
grums and letters were received. The
happy couple left on the Baltimore &
Ohio for the west on the afternoon
train. They will be Mt home at San
dusky, o., after March 10. The bride Is
the only daughter OF Mr.. y. +. Brady.
one of Martins Ferry's most prominent
business men. She is beautiful and ac-
compllshed and has a very large NUM-
Der OF friends and admirers In the Ohio
valley and. elsewhere. The groom Is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blackford.
one OF the leading families OF Findlny,
o. The happy and fortunate young
man. is, like his father. an attorney md
has a bright future before him. The
young couple mot while they were at
tending college ut Delaware, o.. several
years ago. They have the best wishes
OF their many friends.
The Knights OF PythIas who will
herea fer meet In the Mechanics hall In
the Hervey-Shreve building, sold q
great deal OF the furniture to members
after the regular meeting. on Tuesday
night. Hereafter Hlawatha Council
will meet on Wednesday evening.
Thomas Dobbins, who hns charge Of
the tin opening department at the
LapShIIn mills. was fined in police court
last night. SIS and costs. for assault on
Eliza McCarty, an employe at the mill.
George G. Ralston & Co., have re-
ceived o beautiful onyx soda fountain,
Weighing 1880 pounds and one OF the
finest In the Ohio valley.
Last evening Mr.. Thomas Boyd and
Miss Amanda McCue were married at
the brides home near Mt. Pleasant.
Yesterday John Burkhardt purchased
the property of Patrick Sullivan and
Mary o'Connell, sold by the sheriff.
Good progress Is being made on the
new battery OF boilers at the Aetna
Standard.
The ferry boat at Brilliant is stlll laid
up on account Of the ice. A skin is run
ming.
George W. McGlumphy who has
been sick several weeks, Is able to be
out.
II. F. Tweedy, OF Mt. Pleasant. is WIS.,
Itlng his brother, George Tweedy.
Mrs. Fred Eberly Is entertaining Mrs.
Alice Mellott, Of Beallsvllle.
DIR. ]. C. Parr was at steubenvllle
yesterday.
Mics T,ena MCKAY IA on the sick list,
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"rhe Country sIsrehant.r

Charles Cowles, the great character
motor. whose perRonatlon OF Eben Bax-
ton. tho old postmaster and merchant,
Il pronounced by the critics OF oil tho
cities where he has performed, to be tho
leading Yankee character now before
the hubble, is u young, thouRhtful. stu
dIous man. His rise In the profession
Ia are result OF careful study OF char
acter. and application. His thorough
o,i,tentIon 20 details, his fine conccp-
tIon OF light and shade. make II pleas
,tre 10 nils audiences 10 follow him in
Inc delicate changes OF character rep
rescntninn throughout the four acts OF
Ms Gnc play, "a Country Merchant"
II viii be seen nj thr Grand this even
ing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OF PUBLICATION.

The State of West virginia. Ohio
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. February Rules, 1890.
A. C. Harold W. Margaret ElwoOd, John
Elwood, james EiwOod, Patrick Etwpod,
Edward Elwool, Mary Elw0od, Alice
Elwood, Annie New and Johnnie New.
her husband, DcAlin Lap lnllns bridget
lap, md Harry lap, her husband tho
Mutual Savings Bank Of Wheeling,
George II, Caldwell, trustee, and Joseph
Wnrner.-In Chunccry.
Tho object of this suit is TO subject tho
real estate In the city OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, Of which Patrick Elwood died
seized, TO sale FOR. tho purpose OF paying
the llens against II.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed
IN said cause, ut these rules. that tho do.
PENDANTS, John Elwopd. James Elwood,
DenlIn Lap talins Bridget lap and Harry
Lap, her husband, are not residents OF tho
atnte OF West Virginia, and they not hnv.
'ing been served with process In Snid suit.
on motion OF tho complainant. by HIS TO-
Hector, this order Of publication IL entered
nrnlnst them. and II II ordered that tho
gnid defendants, above named, he and urO
required to appear within one month after
the date OF the first publication OF this or
der and do what Il necessary 20 protect
their interests. II 10 further ordered that
This order be published and posted Ms ro-
aEitnsss. John W. Mitchell clerk Of our
EnId court, Ut tho court house Of snid
county. this 9Th day Of February, 1890, to-
wit: February Rules, l&M
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
published ilrnt tlmo FCbrunry O. 1894,
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clprk.
W. Solicitor for for Complainant. roO.th
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AN ARTISTIC PERFORMANCE.
The Musicale at Mt. dc chantai wednes
day Evening.


The report OF the fifth musicale OF the
season, given Wednesday evening. Feb
.raary %. will be especially pleasing to
the. people of Wheeling. us such n num-
Der OF young ladies' OF that city con-
tributed to It's success. The programme
was us follows:
PART /.
!. A Village Festival ............A. Schmoll
Miss Mary Robinson.
. Beside a Laughing Brooklet Carl Eckert
Miss Emma Forbes.
. Recitntlon-i essonS in GooSeFy......
Miss Marcelln Wiener.
Mislcs Nora o'Rricn and MARGARET
Jepsoh.
t. Marguerite So Fair; II. ~ Mcfarland
Miss Flora Umbcrger,
C. Reeltation-The Day Is Done. .....;.:
w Miss Frances Tierney.
PART II.
. The Woodlands. Robert FRANK
Miss Carrie Gutman.
German RSc!tn ton. . ii.nn;
+ f''"' Miss Emma RcymaHri.
+"t N I RssInsSg and ThayeT:, .,,..,
0. RecilRtlon-The Bridge. .Longf elbow
Miss Nora o'Brien. ,,
L 4aFah'e'''i Miss Ruth Wolf Ks = '''
No. was very nicely played by little
Miss Robinson.
Nos. . and were rendered by new
singers, Miss Emma Forbes, of Elm
Grove, and Miss Flora Umberger, who
who gave US pleasure by their efforts.
Lessons in Cooking was given by
Miss Marcella Wiener. who has good
voice.
Miss Frances Tierney showed 70 ad.
vantage In LongfelIoW's DAY Is Done"
Miss Nora O'Brien and Miss Margaret
Jepson played the "scherzo Brillante"
with spirit.
Miss Gutman's solo. and the duett by
Misses Robinson and Thayer were ex-
cellently rendered.
1.-THE Bridge" was finely given by Miss
Nora 0'Brien, who possesses very fine
voice for recltRtions.
Tarantelle was very beautifully
played by Miss Ruth Wolf. and may be
said TO be the gem OF the occasion.
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OBJECTS TO MARQUETTE
Statue Being Placed In the Capitol Art
Gallery nj Washington.

Gallery nj Washington.
To the Editor OF the Intelligencer.
sIR:-In your editorial column Of
February &c, you bitterly attack Hon.
w. S. Linton, OF Michigan, because he
objects, and rightly, too. to the placing
In Statuary hall. in the national capt
toll, Of the statue OF Father Marquette.
a Jesuit priest and explorer. No OBJ
lection is made to the statue OF Father
Marquette being placed there us an ex-
plorer or for services rendered the state
OF Wisconsin. but there is objection to
Il being placed there as n churchman,
the first on record, and attended by all
the high dIgnitAries and paraphernalia
Of an ecclesiastical institution.
You ara quite ready TO attack Hon.
w, S. I,inton for the stand he has taken
against such recognition OF church,
men; you are quite ready to comment
on the statue as being one OF the really
representative statues OF the hall, and
being placed where It rightly belongs.
But you Gun ind no room or space
to say one word against the removal
from the place Il has 10 Ions stood in
Statuary hall OF the statue OF General
Sam Houston, OF Texas, at the behest
OF the some ecclesiastical institution,
because OF Its obnoxious features to
them.
Mr.. Editor. you surely do not wish
YOUR readers to think you do not know
OF such removal. II not. then why
keep silent while that institution re-
moves to an obscure corner the statue
or an honored man and patriot, and
places therein the statue OF q church-
Sir, the same objection would DO
raised against the statue OF any man.
be he Protestant or Catholic, sent there
and officially accepted by Congress and
unveiled with all the rites and ceremo-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27
MoUNDsvILLE.
A MISCELLANEOUS SIelangs OF Minor Mat
t.rs from MarshAli's Metropolis.

tiers from Marshall's Metropolis.
The IntellIgencer man visited Sea-
mons stogie establishment yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Seamon said that he Is much
encouraged In his new venture and that
they are shipping large orders. and at
present have daily output OF 35,00O,
which will be increased to their fullest
capacity. 100000, In a short time.
The old penitentlnry water works has
been nut In proper shape by the water
company contractors and they are now
pumping water from the river into the
mains. This Will be used until the new
plant is erected. work on which will be-
gin soon.
Rev. Leonard Twlnem. who has re-
signed from his pestorate with the
Presbyterian church here. has not yet
definitely decided upon his future move
ments. He has several very urgent
calls elsewhere but has accepted none.
The Epworth League viii hold q So
cial at the NJ. i. church this evening.
1t Is their first since the revival SER
Vices and they expect u very pleasant
time, and large crowd.
Committees have been appointed by
the two councils OF the Jr, o. U. A. NJ. to
confer with Rector b. NJ. Spur as to
raising flag on the Parish House In
the near future.
The drillers at the Rogerson well r /.
port having hard Job on hands IL the
present time. They are trying TO get
through a strata OF very hard lime
stone.
The win OF William, Meier, of shcr-
raf,d, was filed In the county clerks Of
fee yesterday for probate.
VInson a. Weaver and wife returned
yesterday from Columbus, after a visit
to friends.
Col, Mercer Brown, OF Pittsburgh.
was here on business yesterday,
c. f. WOODBURY. is out after a brief
illness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27
GEORGE MUNsoN HERE.
A Well Known Base Ball Nan Here for
the .sDerby winn=F.u

the "Dcrby Wtnnrr.1
George Munson. OF St Louis. in adj
vance OF Al spinKs Derby Winner"
which appears at the Opera House next
Monday evening, arrived in the'eity last
evening from Pittsburgh. Munson was
formerly a familiar figure in base ball
circles, having been for fnany years
secretary OF the ST. Louis base ball
club. A year ago. however. he shook
on the shacEles OF Won der Abe. There
Will be a special attraction in connec-
tIon with the production OF the Derby
Winner here; jack Giasscock has
been engaged by Mr.. Nunson to act rs
starter in the race in the third act.
Jacks admirers will no doubt be there
in force.
Munson say BreItenste!n will proba-
bly, not sign with the Browns. He has
been given a half Interest In q billiard
room at Chester, Ill, and IL bound to
remain there for six months, The first
week after Brett" became connected
with the establishment the business
increased so per cent. Mr.. Munson is
also connected with the st. Louis Sport
ing News, the leading base ball paper
OF the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27

The Monroe Gazette has this-to say
of politics over The river: The con-
Frcsaonal convention OF this district
does not promise to be as lively this
year as II was two years ago. The
denomination Of Captain Dnnford Is
conceded throughout the district, as
well as the selection OF Hon. ]. J. GIL.
OF jefferson county, as one Of the dele
gates to the rational convention. The
only contest likely to arise WIN be over
the other national delegate. Harrison
county. bcing entitled TO delegate will,
we understand, present several can
dldates. II does not matter much who
OF these Is successful II he Is for Nc
Kinley first. last and TO the finish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27

Contrary to the hopes of many, the
question OF a homo for tho Wheeling
T,se Ball Club was not settled yestcr-
d,y Early in the morning Mr.. Mckee
vas taken III at the Mcclure house and
was unable to transact any buslressnn-
I'll the afternoon. The published report
that he nearly died was a gross exag-
eeration.
In the afternoon Mr.. Mckee sew the
sta,e Fair people and again he
objected to putting In bid for the use
~ the grounds as a ball park. sNcrc-
tsry Hook. Of the State Fair board,
tben agreed TO put the matter before the
board at It's meeting this afternoon.
Their otfer is to be telegrnphed to Mr..
Mckee atPittsburg Immediately. 1.-THE
state fair grounds are taken. the Judges
and music stands will be removed and
the ground levelcd for the diamond.
AZ each end OF the grand stand fouce
IA feet long will be built. It viii be a
portable fence and can be removed
rben races are In progress. As the
grand stand holds 1000 people, all the
base ball patrons can be accommodated
in it.
grounds is the fact that It Is incou-
yenient OF ACCESS from the street car
lines, aud for this Hea5oh the Giles pro-
perry will be taken II II c1n be secured.
Mr. Mckee returned TO Pittsburgh last
evening on account OF his sickness, but
Mr. Wright, Of the street railway. is to
oontiuue the negotiations with the own
srs OF the Giles ground. which II is now
said are more likely to be successful
than at any time before this.
Mr.. Mckee said before leaving the
city that he had come to the conclusion
thnt the old Irwin park, on the South
side. will in no event be selected. It Is
either the Cnlcs site or the state Fair
grounds, II neither Is secured there
will probably be no club here. How
ever, It Is thought either can be secured
ultimately. So the prospect for q club
here is fairly bright from the present
point OF view.
A few OF the fans" are obiecting to
the selection OF Jack DarIuh as captain
and manager OF the Wheeling team. 1t
Is ten TO one that these same Fellows
will be the loudest In their aeelamations
next summer when the "Broncho"
swats the leather for three-bagger or
a homer, as he did many a time and Oft
10 the sorrow OF the local cranks last
year. As Mr.. Mckee says, he viii al
low nothing Of rowdyish character on
the part OF any member OF the team
from captain TO water boy, 80 these
kIckers really have no ground for exer-
cIsing their pedal eNtremetteS so vio-
lently. Those who know Jack Darrnh
personally can testify 70 his docillty
and general harmlessness. Some
Wheeling people who have been lntiu-
enced by un1ustiflable publications may
be surprised TO learn that he Is minus
horns and long ears. But It's fact.
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NOT A DAY-aHo. p. sTlEnl : 90.
E. STIFEL & co.
NOT A DAY

Passes now unless we add some new dress fabrics to
our already representative spring line. All import
orders given last fall are now in and, with arepresen
alive right on the market to pick up the latest arrivals
(no heretofore shown, we are better fixed than any
one to supply your wants
While Dress Goods in cotton. wooden and silk are
found in such endless variety, we would especially
mention lines in colors-plaids and novelties from Zoe
Der ward to $3.50 yard the cheap and medium priced
goods being so we'll finished and such pretty styles
that to the inexperienced eye they seem equal to the
others, and better grades All the iustres and indis-
cent effects are reproduced.
To make this more attractive we have Silks (ele-
CANT noveties and Trimmings of every class to match
any price of goods.
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plnr,r. for Wa.hIngton.

spccinl DIBpatch 70 the IhteIHBehccF'
WASHINGTON, Pa. Feb. ?5.-Man-
ager Dave Curran, Of the WashingtoDs,
has signed four more players, as fol-
lows: Bob Mccleary. pitcher OF Mar.
tins Ferry; Brock Brown. fielder. OF
Martins Ferry; Kuhn, intleledcr, Of
Belle Vernon, and McIlvaine, OF Omnha,
Seb. Curran now has nine men under
contract. The others are: Grant
Briggs, catcher. late Of OIL City; Griffin.
third base; Martin, outhelder, late OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27

A genuine novelty viii be seen at the
Opera House Saturday matinee and
night, on this first appearance In this
city OF Frederick Bancroft, the noted
magician, who viii present his dazzling
spectacular production OF magic. The
scenery and effects, all OF which Mr..
Bancroft carHes. is undoubtedly the
finest. both In design and execution,
that hos ever been exhibited. He has
the assistance OF a company OF clever
speciality performers. The sale OF seats
opens at c. A. Houses music store this
morning.
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Innings.

While seldom mentioned in our ad. it is one OF
the most important departments in our store for 1t
contains every class of good Innings and their appur
tenances that can be secured The prices might be
lower than elsewhere.
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Evnn,oms-Molsturc: intenao itching
and Stinging; most at night; worse by
mn s.run,chint' if allowed TO continue tti-
,,s,rr fnrT,. which often bleed md ulcer
10 heroning very sore. SWAYSE'S
SINTNfgNT stops tho itching and bleed
ins heals liberation. and In most caE0s
T mail lar TO centa. DR.. swnynO n Son,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27

Simply apply s% ,, iSHsIsoG 9lE SIAIs
80. sszsypa, Itch, all cruptlonS on tho
tNrc hands, nose, etc. leaving tho Bkln
rI.Sr white aud healthy. Its great heal.
ing and curative powers are possessed ny
~, n,hr,s rcnpdy Ask sour druggist for
sw&YSE's OINTMENT. tIhs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-27

MES OF any church. ZION. ". S. Linton
lB not alone; he Is fully endorsed by
moro than three million American cltl-
gems JUSTICE.
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FOE SALE.

House, rooms aud hall. with all modern i'm.
proyetnenis, ChaP!iae St, Centre HhecltpS'
50 J0l.
House. ! rooms aud hall. i6th ST.. $500.
House. 3 rooms, 18th st, 81 100.
lIouSo, rooms, In BclvclCre add SbJl,
House. II rooms aud store room, Main St, near
2lst ~, lot ttklgl T.. $3.50.
For Rshort time. one Of the finest houses on
Cbapllne st., Centre Wheeling; rooms, VITA
hall and modern Improvements; cheap; terms
House. ! room, hail aud large lot 18th ST.
Hoise. rooms and 6.roomod house In rear:
lot SlXl2O f., 18th It, So 600
iinnSc ! rooms, brick. With hail. JACOB ST.
Centre Wheeling. cheap $3.50.
House, g rooms brick, Eo6N, IN wd:, S1bO1
House. 7roomS y. Market ST.; cheap Sl5JO.
alotS on Lind At nclvoderc. sAS each.
House, . rOoms, Wilson stS Centre wheeling
easy terms, $50
Int 80 feet front Lind st. $40
House, 4 rooms aud attic, Jacob ST., 6th ward
si,ljG
House. II rooms brick 10Th st., sdSol
Hotel. u rooms, Martins Ferry o; cheap on
House. room, ani s.roomed house in roar,
Market st. between 7th mud sihStS SiSa.
House, MONS aud hall bath aud both gaSeh
Iaroh T.. between 18th aud 10Th, $500.
business property Oh Market S. al moderate
price, ,..,..
real estate
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IN A DAY OR TWO
III, rots of the Base Ball Club
VIII be Made Known.
rBE STATE FAIR DIRECTORS

A.. ia Meet To-day and wni make an
oc,r DO Sir. pIsKse fOrths u.n OF the
crouna.-A New Pha,s IN the csns.
sI,,-ur. Mckee Returns 10 Pittsburgh.
Last Nights Bowling Games New Or
lean. Racs,-othsr New. orsport.
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and experience In this particular line.
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EMBROIDERIES.

You may be wanting something fine, medium or
low priced in Embroideries, but it matters not if you
will make your wants known We think we can sat-
isfy you in either quality, style and price
The same may be also said of our Lace Stock
which is now larger and more complete than tnas been
for some time
Don't forget this when looking after the Under
wear SUPPLY and if it needs entire replenshing look
at our line before deciding on making garments your
self or purchasing elsewhere
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WITH THE BowLERs.
The Nightly Record ofstriiSss and Spares
on the Alleys.


The Brownies, of the Musee league,
Increased their lead in the race BY de-
fcating Independent three straight.
McCausland, OF Independent team. ere
atcd new record by making only two
Minis nm m frnna Score.
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IN tho South Side league Orient was
defeated three times by Mozart on the
i-llnAnlrn rrnrna.
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REAL ESTATE.

We will soil you lot on weekly or
monthly payments and loan you money
to build house with. We have building
lots in all parts OF the city and suburbs
Call on US before buying elsewhere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-03
The Syndicate's Big Business.

Extensive advertising on the part Of
the wholesale Syndicate Company resulted
In bringing several hundred people to
their doors OF 1902 Westminster street, by
10 O'Clock this morning and five minutes
lite the store, piled high with all
grades and fashions OF clothing, was
thronged with an eager bergsin hunting
crowd. There were all sorts and condi-
tiols of men, ranging from the young
ster and lsborsr to the well dressed busiss 2
ness man and each and every one was
looking for a chance to obtain good
SOFT and practice economy at the same
time. On the floor were Is sslesmen, but
even this number was too inadequate 10
attend to the wants OF the prospective
buyers. consequently more men were
engaged this afternoon. IL the business
continues as brisk as II has started Ii 10
not rresuming to say that the Whole Bale
syndicate Company will not have goods
enough 10 last the scheduled 10 days.