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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
MARTINS PERRY.
Hap. aud MlshRps In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

W II. Harris, manager OF the tin
,Iatc drnartment at the Aetna stand
ard left for New York yesterday 10
meet his famiiy, who are on their way
from South Wales, where Mr.. Harris
formerly managed large tin mill.
THOMAS Greer is still confined to his
horne ON Third street with rheumatism.
j y. Crowl Is doing his work at
Mnnns foundry during his illness
r +. McCombs will be placed on the
Republican ticket for city solicitor and
Edward MaRsbgFgeT and John Frazier
for council in the Third ward.
Yesterday George Springer had the
onds OF two fingers cut on while at
work at a pair OF tin shears at the Act
ma Standard.
Yesterday while working at an emery
wheel nj spence. Bags x Company 8
foundry. James Murdoch had his eye
badly hurt.
During the revival meeting at the NJ
E. church there have been seventy four
conversions and slxty-three acceSSions'
The Howard Wall Comedy Company.
who has been playing TO large Houses
viii remain the balance OF the week
Mrs. wclday Gray. Of stcubenvIllc.
who has been Visiting MIR. and Mrs. {.
N. Watson. returned yesterday.
Mr., Frank link has sold his furni-
,ure md undertaking business TO Mr..
", l.. Noble, OF Claysv!llc. Pa,
William McHuEh who IL attending
school at Toronto, Ontario, is home on
A two weeks vacation.
The Buckeye well produced Sl5 bar
reis on Tuesday and about the same
quantity yesterday.
Joseph Pennington who has been laid
I'M with FprhinGd ankle, returned 10
work yesterday.
Mrs, rhomas Moore, Of Tiltonyllle,
spent yesterday with her daughter Mrs
s. q. Robinson.
The Standard oil Company people
are huS,llng for additional territory In
this vicinity.
Tho stocks are being plnced In posi-
lion for the new battery at tho Aetna
STANDARD.
Wyulnm Turns who has been on the
| sIck lisi glncc his wIfo'g death, is con-
| valcscing.
Al bartholomew has withdrawn from
the rncc for marshal on the Republican
| ticket.
Miss Rosie Schmidt had her arm &C.
verely bufhcu VIII " ''"' "'''
| day,
charles I(nlston. Of Cleveland. was
calling on friends in town ycSlerdny.
The bean bake at the q. \. u. hall
Inst night was very enjoyable anair
George l.. Spence leaves this morn
Ing Tor washington ana baltimore
quite a number Of oil men We're In
town yesterday, looking for leases
MISC Edith McKlm Is Visiting her
brother, Ross, AT Allegheny
uuI Watson will be home from Roth
any college on Friday,
Bert oliver went to Portland yes
terdhy.
| "a. ,r NiH,v' Nerve PlsstOrs for Spinal
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xoUNDsvILLE
4 Miscellaneous HoiHHEc Of Minor MAJ
fer. ,MarshRlI's NfDtropoliS.


In the circuit court the following bust
ness was disposed OF: 4. L. Mlede,
busch Vs. Baltimore & Ohio kallr ttnl
Company. verdict for plaintiff TOT Wv
Thomas MAhan rs. ]. L. Talb0rt' case
dismissed: ]. F. Burley vs.. S. S. Lucas.
jury out. Court will convene at
o'clock this morning.
A. l.. Hooton, formerly owner OF the
Nciure House pharmacy, In Wheel
ing, is home with his parents. haSlhS
disposed OF his business. He is unde-
ctded as to his future intentions.
The architects for the new school
building cannot have the plans ana
specifications ready until the 18TH inst;
and bids will be received by the BOARD
OF education until April 8.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
has issued invitations for "Match
social 10 be given at the home OF MrA,
Or. r. Il. Rodgers on next TUESDAY
evening.
&c. Grlsscll and wife returned from
North Carolina yesterday morning. az
ter a three months stay there: Mr
GrisScIl was much benefited by Tue
climate,
Receiver Howard HaIlett was here
attending 10 business relating 10 inc
Moundsvilln. Benwood & Wheeling rail-
way, yesterday.
Louis Stewart. OF Webster district,
WINS the guest Of Deputy Sheriff j. L.
McCombs on Tuesday night.
Justice George Edwards has opened
his office In the T. g. Hammond build
Ing, on jefferson avenue.
Guard ]. II. Brown and daughter. left
vcEterdny nj noon to visit Mt Ravens
wood.
Deputy Sheriff NJ. Keyscr is out after
n brief Illness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
ALIuIe Girl burns 10 Death In the Pres
sneG N Her Parents.


SncG NJ Her Parents
Special Dispatch TO the lntellIgenccr.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. March IS.
"A sad accident happened at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Eutter, at Cisco.
Richie county. SuttCr Ii q merchant.
and his residence Is just acroes the road
from his store. In the afternoon his
wife and thrpc children came over TO
the store aud remained for nearly m
hour, when Nutter sent the three chill
drcn over home. Within few minutes
after they had left the store he was
startled at hearing the children scream
INK. He and his wife ran over TO the
house and found their youngest child,
girl. aged twenty-five months.
wrapped in flames. The other children
were frantic and were screaming and
trying TO smother the flames with their
hands. The clothing was torn from the
little sufferer and physician sent for.
All was done that could be done by the
parents and Heighbors. but on Sunday
morning at o'clock she died. The
children were playing near the fire and
In some way the chIld's clothes caught
va
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Easter SpeCiaIties.

Are in demand and one of the most hunted articles Is
sIiKs1-prety coors and combines something 'df
forent # that's your cpse step up to the Silk oe
ten ten We will more than please youand why should we
not with the greatest line of handsome goods
outside of the great city gu wG tno deo rsrd
y Black sk.and.Wool Crepons, as inches wide, one
of the best skirt patterns and exceptional value az
81 10, were now Offering at 81 50 yard while Black
MoHAIR SICILLIANs, in plain and figured, are
RIoc, Satin Duchesse and Damas, brocaded in large
floral design the handsomest we have ever shown at
from So 90 to So 100 yard If You want the richest
Thousands Of yards of Black Taffetos, India and
satns in plain and figured, 46c, 59c 6Sc, 90c 81 10
and upwards, goods that really are worth ohetnlr"
more than our price.
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THE BALLOON
Goes Up with the Interstate
League us the Sole Passenger.
MYERS. OF FORT WAYNE CLUB,
Objected to the Absence Of New
Castle and Youngstown.
HIS EXCUSE SOMEWHAT FLlMSY

A, Both cities Are Known to he ON a Good
rootlus-Power will Not Give up the
Fight, but will Try to Secure Two
Town. In Eastern Ohio or Western
r,uu.yI,ania 10 FIJI Tho Gnp-Anothsr
chang. In tho Wheeling nh-pstHli.
ofYs,r,rIay'. Meeting 1.-THE Interstate
League.
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Yesterday afternoon Sammy Nichols
and Mike HobriRht played n game OF
hnnd bail against Jack Giasscock and
Charley Och. II was very Interesting
but uneven contest, Nichols Etd0 win-
ming by score of Is TO l. Hand ball
seems to be Just getting into popular
fRNnr In Wheeling.
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and the lips rosy. Hearty, healthy whole.
soulcrcss Is better than mere beauty OF
features. a face full Of the glow Of good
health-full OF the kindlineSs and good
humor that health brings, Is bound 70
be an attractive face-a face that will
make friends. The face tells the story
OF the whole body. Murder will out I"
and so will "female weakness" and
nervousness and other disorders peculiar
TO women.
II there 10 q drain on the system and
strength, the record of Il viii show In
tic face. II there Is nerve uRgging
"bearing down" pains, dragging and
pulling at the most sensitive organs in 4
yonan's body, the face will show It.
Abused nerves draw lines OF care aud
worry Oh The face. Nervous prostitution
writes its warning on the face long before
II comes. Sicrplcssncss, nervousness and
facilitating drains make more wrinkles
than age.
Nine.tenths Of THE, sickness Of women
COMES from some arrangement OF organs
distinctly feminine. Ninc-tentlis OF tins
sickness can be cured and avoided by the
Use of Or. Picrccs i'avohte Prescription,
There is nothing miraculous about the
"ravoritc Prescription "-nothing super
natural. &c.,,
II is tie result of rational thought
and study applied To medicine.
1t has been prescribed by DR.. Pierce
for over 10 years. II has made thousands
Of women healthy and happy, and Inns
brought Joy to thousands OF homes
In ''iennlc weakness" It acts directly
and strongly in healing and strengthen
ing the parts that are NEST severely tined.
il clears out impurities aud promotes
regularity at all times,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19
MUsRE LEAGUE.


Another change among the leaders or
the MuSee league occurred last night,
the Nameless enjoying It's step over the
Daisies for but few hours, The II. c.
Richards toed the mark last evening.
and when the battle was over they
had defeated the Nameless two games,
which makes the latter team a tie with
the Daisies for second place, The best
work for the Nnmeless was done by
Campbell, and Duga run up the points
for the Richards team. Score:
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TRIMMINGS
WANTED.

a GENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE
n Earth Girdlcd," DR.. TalmaGe's Won
derful new book; nearly GO massive pages;
over 100 pictures; he tells all he saw while
travelling round the world, Address
PEOPLES. 1911 Market street, Phliadel-
phia, Pa. tesa.lh&s
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PROPOSALS.
G EALEp PROPOSALS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property.

Valuable Manufacturing PROPERLY
by virtue OF a decd OF trust made by tho
American Fire Clay Company 81 corpora
lion under the laws Of West Nlrgimal "
tho undersigned as trustee, bearing Jay Jay
the tTenty,elEhth gay ct 81 IVY Once e. ., ts
Virginia. in Deed Of Trust Book &C.
foilos 81, SIS. 80 and $50, Will on
TUESDAY. MARCH ~. A. D. 1896,
commencing at 10 o'clock u. M. proceed 70
sell u public auction 1T the works o. we
American Fire Gay company, I0TS'S ~
Hancock, In the state OF West NlTslnsa'
all OF the following described propSrts.
that Is TO say: All that certain tract OF
district, hSncock county. stnte OF West
Virginia, bounded and described as i0i-
lows: Beginning NJ stake on inc OnIo
S crs, near The mouth Of noiiGerts run;
thCncH down said river south eight de,
greOA wost (sonth s. wesO thlrly.nlne lssl
poles; thence south sixteen S SSlsTsei ihsnoe
thence south eight degrees west % Mesp
nEty-nvG lSjl poles y staHe, soF ,S1ns 20
lot OF freeman and AndeIon' mo aSs
leaving the river south eiBhty.one ana
onr-haif degrees (Routh SlHD east, forty
seven 10 POLES: thence north hfteHn dc.
grces 49, cat fourteen az P9.es; ihSn ntS
With the limo OF Brown Btvlhcrs norm
eirhty,four and one-halt drstvtS (NEl
onst one hundred and twcGty-stN I'D
poles 10 a StOno pile on the line OF swear
iNgens lands; thence north twelve ae-
grees an west one hundred and tweAty.
nine Q2O poles to sugar and hiCkoryi
thence south ciFhty.slN degrees SSS'l west
one hundred and twenty-five uGKl poles
10 the place OF beginning aforesaid Soh.
tSIning ono hundred and twenty-throe
and onc-hatt acres (t23S acres more or
iUhs, saving md rcservlng, however, ne
right OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Y 81.
Louis Railway Company 10 strip OF inhu'
conveyed out OF said tract 90 u ny Ptls"
ella j. Freeman, sixty CtO icct wide, be.
ing ton DO feet east or the cCttfc INC OF
the railroad tract Of said company anu
nftS tSgl foot wcSt from said C"ntrr line OF
raid tract, and oNtcnding Nl0ng tho whole
river front OF Snid tract; also. granting
to tho said party OF tho second part MI
Nuifdirgs improvements Wagh'rCf% aud
rNturrs situated and being on said above
described tract OF land,
TERMS OF SAlE-Onc-third OF tho
purchase money cash In hand. one-thlrd
thereof with interest In six months, and
the residue thereof with interest IN on6
ycnr from tho dag OF sale tho purchAHor
being required 10 give HIS notO9 with good
security for the deferred payments. thu
lVgnl title being retained as further Sc
'1'"' GIBSON L. cRANMER.
telS Trustee,
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The poo! room managers In this ct:y
when shown the above dispatch said
that II was true that the money was
being placed here, and that they would
take nil they could get. OF course the
decision Of the court in the st. Asaphs'
case In 10 wise Affects them.
The plan OK the Asaph people Is 10
have all money placed in the room in
this city, no open gambling being per-
mIited at st. ASaph. OF course the
bets Will be made at that point. but 1t
viii be understood that the cash is 10 be
sent here. where the secretary OF the
race track will remain during the sea-
sDu
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAS-cASH ALWAYS
vi ON hand in sums to suit, from 80 and
upwards. on real estate: also on furniture,
etc. without removal, easy payments. NO
charge unless loan IS made. Confidential
fe25-mti&sh JULIAN, BOX JOE.
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A TEST CASE
To he Made OF the ". AsAph Betting
Money Placed In this city.

The following Associated Press dis
patch was received last night:
WASHINGTON, March ls.-The st.
Asaph race track managers to-day
made test case on the recent Maupin
anti.race track law passed by the Viz
ginfa legislature. The track was re-
opened and bets made on the st. Louis
and New Orleans races, the money
being placed with Wheeling, w. Va,
pool rooms. the St Asaph people eharG-
Ing a commission OF ten cents per bet
Arrests will be made later and the mat
ter taken to the courts"
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Complete lines, all the latest nov
elites, Persian and Tinsci effects,
in bands or garnitures, large or
small Buttons, in enamel, metal,
Jet, steel, jewel, gilt or pearl.
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fore leaving town. They did, in fact,
refund one subscription. Why not the
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ttHc Dr. Mites Nerve PlNS.SEs for splnal
oWeatneGS. All drugElstS sell 'cm for $50.
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Tie Beauty
ofhealth'.a

Features don't mat
ter so much. Most
any features will do
II the complexion Is
etn.r ,1,n a,,oa hFi0ht
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A. This time the feminine fancy turns to thoughts OF
s AS IS ATTIRE whether Silks or Shirt Waists Dresses
OR Dress Goods Laces or Lingerie or any Of the hun
Greds Of things naturally to be desired or needed tor
this season of the year, and our store is strong on every
point
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

The magnntes were getting out OF
town mn fast as possible last evening.
President Power and MessrS. SllVerman
and MorelRnh went 10 Pittsburgh nj
100 H. m. AIessrS. GuhnrlS md Myers
departed for the west half an hour lator.
and the two WashIngtOn niagnntGa re-
maInod over night In Wheeling. Mr.,
DclaplnlnP, II IL said, Etnnda ready "a
back Wheeling In new Interstate
league. Until Mr.. Powers secures the
two necessary towns 10 complete the
circuit cyorythinS Will be In doubt.
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Ncusrg. SHERMAN and Mnrnlhnh, Of
the Wheeling end NJ tho Interstate or
EnnIzatlOn. left for Pittsburgh last
evening. Mr. sllvcrmnn asks that the
statement bc made 10 the public that he
wlii return the cash HihgeriPiions Of
Hil WHO subscribed during the pant week
III ir'.natei that the money wonlI BE-
refunded io.ihy or tO-mOrrow. Tho
action " NorclNnd, IN leaving thu hotel
her" where he had been stopping, WIN.
ont paying his bill and telling the hotel
clerk. after thc league had gone 20
IN"roE latn yesterday afternoon, that he
w1g goInE to Pittsburgh 10 buy uni
forms Tor tho club. iF uu"rr to ray IL"
least II may hs there In II plRuslblr OK 70
u'Nultinn. The hotel mnn would Hike TO
lsar from Morcinnd Immediately. He
threatens TO institute proceedings unlcsS
.nmothinR IN done Mt once. Mr9Ffs.
Murrland ana Sllvcrman would have
,rnntCd more favorable Impression
had they refunded all subscriptions be-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-19

S,TOCKS FOR SALE.
- 40 shares German Bank.
shares riverside 1laNs Company.
( Wheeling Pottery s8hds. per cent
10 shares Exchange Bank,
g1 shares Wcll8burg National Bank,
no shares Dollar Savings Bank, OF Boil
70 shares AOtnn.stnndRrd Steel and Iron
Company,
100 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.
70 shn;yB Franklin Insurance Company.
Il. 4. IRWIN. Broker,
feI5 No, % Twelfth Street,
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-21
CLASS B is ALL RIGHT.
But Glass A Seems in Bad Way in This
Insurance Company.

Erie, Pa, September 20. 0.-Equitable
Aid Union, a widely known beneficiary
organization operating throughout the
United States was brought into court
last evening on bill in equity which
asked for the appointment of a receiver
for class CA" in the order. The petition
or for a receiver was Albert A. Bewoll,
Cory, Pa, who is beneficiary under
his mothers certificate in Philadelphia.
The petition sets forth that class A which
under the original plan of institution
provided for the payment of endowment
and disability claims at life expectancy
is insolvent, that the excess of liability
in New York state is $161, 900; Penn
sylvania $97. 900; Michigan $22, 900; Ohio
1913, 900. Total liza bilities, 1896, coo; with
assets, $S4, 900. The court appointed
Chauncey P. Rogers of Cory receiver
and required bond of SIS. O0O. The su-
preme union in..1895 devised another.cla
"B" and gave its m en- beIs chance to
be transferred by paying their share OF
the liabilities of class ga" and the sur
render of Their old policies. This scheme
brought in 500, 900. The order has now
25, COO members half of whom are In the
new class with $4,000 surplus above all
liabilities. The decree of the court does
to Affect class '"B''.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-21
CHARGED WITH DOUBLE MURDER.
Man Arrested in Maine on Suspicion of
killing q Mother and Son.

Calais, September 2O-John Sullivan
was arrested in Alexander, Me-, a bout 2
a. M. by posse of police from this CITY.
Sullivan is suspected of being implicated
in the murder of Mrs. Eliza butcher and
her son Harris at Meadow Brook, near
Monoton. N. B., some days ago.
Sullivan left Moncton Oh the morning
after the murder and the officers have
been on the lookout for him several
days. He was located through letters
form Monoton, addressed to Frank Nc
Donald, Milltown, Me. Yesterday man
called for letter with this address and
he was followed to Alexander where Sui
livan was found in bed and was arrested
without resistance.
Sullivan refused to make any state
ment except to assert his innocence. He
says he will not 60 back voluntarily. An
application for requisition papers will
be made tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-21
BROUGHT ABOUT BY FALsEHooD.
Rev. Mr.. Leach breaches On the Call for
His Resignation.

Pawtucket, R. l., September 2o.-Dur.
ing services, today, Rev. J.Leach Porter,
rector of Trinity church, spoke OF the
demand for his resignation.
He, said, in substance. tThe unfortu-
nate occurrences of the past week wers
brought about by falsehood and treach-
cry. They are not only an injury to
me. but to the church and Christianity. ]
know have the sincere sympathy of
every man, who has spark of manhood
in him, in this greatest wrong that could
be inflicted upon any man. My reputa-
tion has suffered not alone in this city
but all over New England as every paper
copied the monstrous piece of slandel.
My reputation has been destroyed. My
words are in adequate to express my con-
tempt. l ask not pity from those who
have brought this scandal upon me.
promise you, my christians, Will see
justice done.
''No true worker III the church would
have assisted in doing this thing which
church. Amy man is liable to make mis-
takes. Even though may have done so
it is merely personal matter and Moth
ing which concerns the public. am
willing the world should know. Some
have assisted in this, who, if their lives
were known would be a mark for the
finger of scorns.
l trust during the remainder of my
stay among you, We may work together
in order that the church work may not
suffer claim the church has not suf-
fered by my coming, but is today in a
better condition than when I assumed
charge. If not. those who have 80 de-
clared in public meetings, have spoken
falsehoods.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-21
6RlEFLYAToLD.

The annual report OF the fourth assis-
tant postInaster general was made pub
lie yesterday, and is remarkable for its
record of brigandage In connection with
the mail service of the country. 2,046
postoffices have been established the
past fiscal year; 1.750 discontinued. a
net gain of 296.
The Monoton, IN. B. sugar refinery
owned by the Acadia Sugar Co., was
destroyed by fire last evening. Loss
5000. 900.
In fight between policemen and the
inmates of a free and easy at Philadel-
phia yesterday Michael Piza was shot
and killed and five others including
three policemen more or less seriously
wounded. The proprietor was finally
arrested together with seven combat
ants.
Mr.. Bryan attended church Yesterday
at the New York Avenue Presby terra n
church at Washington. He remained
for the night in Baltimore and will
spend next Sunday in Bath.
The Republican convent ton at Utah
Saturday was the scene of a pandemoni-
um. which ended in fight between the
silver men and McKinleyites over a
picture of the Republican candidate on
the platform.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-21
Three mills of thes Hazardville, ct.

Three mills of theo Hazardyille, ct. }
Powder company blew up at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning, the shook being
strongly felt for region of 20 miles
about. No one was killed or injured so
far as known. Workmen would have
enter ed the mills in couple of minutes.
It was caused by lightning. No glass
is left in the village.
The amount of gold actually delivered
at New York Is nearly S2S, COO, 900. With
the metal engaged and on the way. the
total will reach $3s, 1856, 900.
William Swain, 65, and Thomas Crow
ell, s3. were drowned in Atwood Brook
at harrington, N. S.. Friday by the
upsetting of boat.
Hon. Charles P. Taft, candidate for
Congress in the First Ohio district on
the Republican ticket, has withdrawn.
owing to pressure of personal interests,
from the race. The campaign COMMITTEES
has selected W. B. Shattuck to succeed
him.