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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
For NEW CASTLE LOAN
wiImtn xtoa, DEL, NAV 81, 1850

wilmin ytoa. DEL, May 81. 1897
In accordance with a resolution of the
Levy Court OF New Castle county, Delaware,
passed on tho above date. proposals are h0re-
by wanted for the purchase of one hundred
Castle county. to be issued to provide for
funding the debt OF said county and author.
lied by an act of tho Assembly. passed at
Dover, May 20, 1897. IN sums OF one thous.
redeemed each year beginning December I.
A. ID. 1910. Interest payable June and De.
cember l; rate not exceeding 4 per eentum.
Registered bids must state rate OF interest
Bids will be received at tho OH ce of the Coun
" Treasurer until the close OF business June
ii. 1897, win be open juno Il al 10 a. IN. Tho
rig hit TO reject any orali bids ID reserved.
HURACEG. RETTEW,
jl-l2t County Treasurer
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

OtIai from the morocco factory on Conrad St,
between Adams and ia rksun, will be aiycu
10 any one VINO will haul 1t away. II isu
very goud rcrtili1er ma IL
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The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company offers its services as:-
EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATORS, AT
TORNEY, GUARDIAN, ASSIGNEE,
TRUSTEE, RECEIVER, TREAoUR
Err, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Etc.
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NOTICES.. Marvs Beneficial Society was
Az dissolved April 20, 1897. 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
WEEKLY OIL REVIEW.

One OF the principal happenings in oil
circles during the past week was the
drilling In of the Atlas OIL Companys
well on the Simon Pipes farm, in the
Elk Fork territory. This we'll was located
to the southeast of the original wells
drilled in that field, and was very lm-
portant one. as II would test the territory
In that direction to q great extent When
the well was first drilled in It showed up
for duster, but since that time II has
been put TO pumping and 1t will make n
producer good for at least fifty barrels q
day The general opinion now seems TO
be that this we'll Is in hard place In tho
sand and that well on either side of 10
would make big producer. AT least
two of the companies holding stuff to tho
eaSt are making preparations To go
ahead and develop their holdings There
Is belief that there is some connection
between the development at Conoway,
where the Spragg OIL Company got a
couple OF good wells on the Mayfeld
farms, and the Elk Fork territory, and
there Is not an acre OF land between the
two fields.
The South Penn Oil Company, one of
the largest branches OF the Standard.
seems to have considerable faith in this
end Of the field and 10 drilling a couple OF
wells now at Mayfeld and Is coming d.
rectly toward the development at Elk
Fork. The sand is found In both fields
at about the same depth and the oil is
exactly the same. 1t Is understood the
Atlas Oil Company will drill n couple
more wells on the Simon Pipes farm at
once and that the locations have already
been made The well being drilled on
the r. p Foreman farm by the South
Penn, farther east than the Pipes wells,
10 still going down and 1t is being watch
ed very closely. as It will have a great
bearing on the future developments in
that direction.
During the week the Elk Fork field
came to the front with several gushers
as usual and all of them have been TO
the south Of the original wells In the
field. From present indications Il would
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For the q. A, II. encampment at Buff
faio, N. Y, the Cleveland. 1.oraln &
Wheeling Railway has completed all
arrangements for finely equipped spe-
clal train, which viii run direct 60 BUT
ralo without change, and making one
Of the quickest trips over made out OF
this section TO Buffalo, Travelling Pas
sengcr Agent o. II Wood VIII 80 with
this special train, looking after tho de-
tails Of the trip The special train VIII
leave bridgeport at 7O5 city time, mike
but very few stops and reach Buffalo
Mt the very early hour of tJO y. m.
Tickets At low rates win be qood until
August N, and may BE- extended TO Sep
tcmbor 20. Special privilege Of one way
by boat, II desired, between buffalo ana
Cleveland Stop over allowed on che re-
turn trip for Lake Chnutnuqun without
extra charge For mll particulars see
Cleveland iorttn & Wheeling ngontB,
or o. II Wood Mcclure House block,
Whccllng w. va
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A COUNTRY CLUB.
Preliminary Steps in the organl
cation Taken
BY PROMINENT SOCIAL LEADERS
or Wheeling, aud at Meeting to be
Called Tor Next Week the Organization
will he Completed and tbs Project Set on
Boot-PIans Call for Modern Clnb
House, Driving Track, Bicycle Track,
Tennis Courts and Other Features.

A number of Wheeling society leaders
have formed the preliminary organlza-
ton OF what is called THE Country
Club" and at second meeting, which
Is to be called for one day next week, a
permanent organization will be formed
and steps taken to make The project a
reality. Everywhere the tendency OF the
times Is to companionize with nature;
this tendency Is seen in the growing
suburban growth next door to cities and
towns, also in the many country clubs
that flourish In nearly every city of any
pretentlons,
The plans for the organization of the
Wheeling Country Club, have already
advanced to a definite stage, The club
viii secure the finest possible site to be
found In the vicinity OF the city, the six
teen acres of ground, almost all of II
level, situated on the National pike, just
beyond Echo Point, east of the city. The
site Is bounded by the Wheeling & Elm
Grove motor tracks and the pike on the
sides and by Echo Point and Edglngton
Lane at the ends, The property Is own
ed by Mrs, Albert Whitaker, and Is To-
Gated In the midst of the fashionable
suburbs east OF the city. The promot-
ers OF the club are fortunate In being
able to secure site possessing so many
natural advantages,
1t Is expected to have membership
of about two hundred in the Country
Club. Both ladies and gentlemen are to
be admitted to full membership, Mr..
Edward B. FranzheIm has already
drawn plans for a commodious club
house OF pretty design in the domestic
style of architecture. with roof sioping
to the outside OF the slxteen-foot porch
that surrounds the building. 1t will be
provided with an assembly room,parlors
and dining room, together with ladies'
and gentlemens retiring rooms and
bath rooms.
The athletic field will be all that can
be desired. There will be quarter
mile driving track, bicycle track just
inside, and base ball diamond In the
center. Near the club house are to be
located several tennis courts,trap shoot
ing grounds, croquet grounds and golf
links.
Altogether, the Country Club project
Is one that will add TO the pleasure of
It's members and something that will be
pointed to with pride by the people gen.
orally
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selzcs the fair b!cyclIst. The newcomer
Is a short, thickEet man, very tall and
thin.
"Ha, ha, mo proud beauty" he gasps
when ] was but poor bicycle in
structor | swore you should be mine"
She shrInks back as she recognizes
him.
"Yes, yes, boulevard BH},' alias
Black Bart the renegade; outlawed
from every cycle track In the country,
] know you now" she answers. you
guaranteed TO teach me to ride for two
dollars worth Of tickets. and then you
basoy cntlced me into buying Dlnky-
dink wheel, claiming It was as good as
the best wheel made"
"nIseevered." he muttered, and Bit
himself hoarscly.
Again and again the sound Of shots
rang out, and above all could be heard
the ringing voice Of Black Bart"
"rhia Ia no time for airy porslnugc,"
he cried, aud SELLING the swounlng NAL
den he threw her across the saddle OF
"roc Clp Tom'H" high grade roadster
and disappeared In the darkness.
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II was evening on the plains, and a
gay party of eastern tourists on an
overland run from Maine to California
were making merry around the camp
fire. Not so with toe Clip Tom" alias
THE Scorcher Scout" who was pacing
the party across the continent, He
alone wore a worried look, as, some dis
lance from the camp, he lay with his
ears to the ground and listened atten-
lively,
Great Handlebars," he muttered. 1T
cannot be that the redskins are so close
as all that"
II was not for himself that 'Toe CLIP
Tom" feared the approach OF the hos
tiles; for he laughed TO scorn all
thoughts of personal danger, But even
a professional amateur is not safe from
Cupid's punctures, and "Toe CLIP Tom"
had fallen victim TO the bright glanoes
Of one ofthe party, pretty Polly Pedals,
the most graceful little rider that ever
wore boomers, 1t was for her he
feared.
once more 1.-THE acorcher scout"
places his ear to the ground and lis
tens Yes, yes He can tell by the
sound II is n large party of riders ap-
preaching on old fashioned, high
wheels
II can thank me sprockets," he ejac-
ulates, that as yet the Indians have
no high grade safetles; not even cheap
bargain counter bikes: and led though
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other makes, was the best wheel on
earth. but burdened as he was, BLACK
Bart" could make but little speed, and
although the old high wheel Tom was
riding was only geared to "a, he was
soon close behind the renegade.
Halt, or fire." he shrieked.
"1f you do I'll croak de COLL and trow
her off and scoot wild de bike" came
back "Bart's" mocking answer.
II care nothing for the bike. belong
to the Wheelmen's Protective Union
and II Is insured against theft" cried
Toe Clip Tom" but at this instant the
whiflle-trce on Toms wheel exploded,
and he was pitched onto the roadside.
"Trun down." he cried in desperation,
and the hoarse laugh of BLACK Bart"
echoed back as he spun on with the I'M
conscious maiden.
In another instant they would be
gone. To think was to &C! with TOE
Gin Tom" Again he lcveled his trusty
rifle. Not to shoot at BLACK Bart" for
that meant endangcring the uncon-
scheme than that.
The shot rang out, There followed
the dull thud OF the bullet as 1t plunked
through the racing tire of the wheel
ahead, and the next instant It broke
down beneath It's double burden, hope
lessly puncturcd.
HE who laughs best has the final
ha-ha," exclaimed our hero, while
"Back Bart" upon his knees begged for
mercy.
81 will spare you life" said our hero,
"but disqualified you are. and dlsquall-
fed you shall remain. For this crime |
shall see that you are never reInstated."
mo no. Better death" cried BLACK
Bart" and grasping n can OF rubber
cement he swallowed It, and died in
horrible agony, stuck on himself to the
last,
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IMpREssIYE SERVICES
Held Over the Hsmains OF the Late j. u.
brown by Knight 1emplar Command
Ira-lmtrrmrntI IL .tlnY nj HITLER. IA.

Held Over the HsmRins OF the Late j. ID.
brown by Knight 1empiar Command
les niermrnt Today nj Butler, Pa.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late John d. Brown were held last
night at the Mcclure house. and were In
charge of Cyrene and Wheeling COM
mandpries, Knights Tempiar. the mem
bers of which previous to the services
marched to the Mcclure from the Ma
sonic temple. The first exercise was
the reading Of the Episcopal burial SER
vice. by Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rec
tor Of st. Luke's r. II. church.
The Knights Templar burial services
were then conducted, to be concluded
this morning at the place of interment,
Butler. Pa. by Tancred commandery,
Of which the deceased was a member.
Past Grand Commander John G. Rlhel-
daC(cr acted as eminent commander,
and Past Eminent Commander Robert
S. Brown acted as prelate Appropri-
ate music was rendered by the choir,
composed Of MeBsrs w, b. Day, H. w.
Hughes and Misses Hastings and Hnr-
vey. In attendance were many mem
bers OF the Elks and friends OF the de-
ceased, ali Joining In the general OK
ptessIon Of sorrow over Mr.. Browns
demise ,
The remains will be conveyed to Pitts
burgh this morning over the Pennsyl-
ynnla railroad on the 1875 o'clock train,
They viii be escorted to the depot, the
pnll bearers being; William Shaner,
William Miller, Frank Mccoy, ". j,
Irrnnzhelm, John Hegenfclder and o,
Il. sehrelber. A committee from Tan
cred commandery Will accompany the
rcmnlns to Pittsburgh where they VIII
be taken in charge by Tancred com
mnndcry thence taken to Butler to be
lrterrod. The Intcrment win occur to'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-21
MARsRAlL COUNTY TEACHERS.
Fridays Session OF The Institute BrouGh
tito n Close.

fridays Session OF tho Institute brought
II to Close.
The Marshall county teachers insti-
tute, after being in session all week. came
to a successful close yesterday afternoon.
The instructors have been DR.. Gorby, of
Columbus, and Miss Buckbee, of Califor-
MIA, Pa. The institute was one of the
best ever held In the county.
The morning session was called to or
der by Prof. Daniel Bonar, in the alb
sence Of Superintendent Writ. The first
address was made upon Methods Of
Teaching" by Miss Buckbee. II was a
practical effort, and her reference to the
visit OF the teachers TO the penitehtiary
was greatly enjoyed.
Prof. Harris spoke briefly on the pro-
fession Of teaching, during his remarks
saying that teaching was as high n call
ing as the mlnitry. He also put In a
word for the West Virginia School Jour
nal
DR.. Gorby gave another of his excellent
talks on History" He paid eloquent
tribute to Abraham Lincoln and Henry
Clay. After few remarks on the modes
OF teaching, adjournment was taken I'M
I'll the afternoon. when set of resolu-
lions was adopted, thus ending the lnstl-
tute.
The resolutions called for uniform
examination for teachers; that the inSti-
tute be- made part of the school year;
that public schools be furnished with
libraries; that the institute be held in
Benwood In 1898, and that DIR. Gorby and
Mlss Buckbee be the instructors upon
that occasion,
The Marshall County Teachers Asso-
citation met In the afternoon, and elected
the following district officers:
Moundsviiie Observation-Disclosures.
Laura Martin; secretary, Cora Court
wright; treasurer, India V. Evans.
Meade-Presldent, W. S. Kelly; Sec
rotary, C, Il, Bassett
Union---Presldent, w. p. Fish: secre-
tary. Alice King; assistant secretary,
Halle Martin.
Northumberland, John Ander-
son; secretary, Jennie sutton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w r. Smith; Sec
rotary. Mrs, MOllie Huffman.
Cameron--Presldont, a. A. Bassett;
secretary, Blrdy Parriott.
Webster-Presirent.W B. Strawn; Sec
rotary, Necle Barnett.
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CHAPTER 2,
Abduction OF tho Maiden.

CRACK. CRACK, CRACK. These
are not funny cracks, but the short,
sharp cracks of rifles, and to the terri
fled tourists they were anything but
humorous.
Are we to die here?" cried one. "to
die before our cyclometers have regis
tered seven hundred miles? Curses
upon you, Toe Clip Tom You have
betrayed u.s."
This is not the time to talk Of CEN
fury runs" answers our hero calmly.
Then turning to Polly Pedals he
whispers: stay here and / will take
me trusty monkey wrench and disable
their wheels" and he vanished in the
direction of the firing.
He had hardly gone before a dark
form glides out of the darkness and
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 2O,--At-
torney Louis Titus, of this city, has just
begun his third collegiate year at the
University Of California as a student by
proxy For one year TITUS was regu-
lar student at Berkeley, attending the
university In person. Then he passed
the examinations for admission to the
bar, and his business kept him on this
side OF the bay. His wife took up his
work at the beginning Of the sophomore
year, and IL now his proxy In the class
room. In the evening she goes over the
work with her husband, who has thus
far taken every examination with
credit, and will graduate at the end OF
tho yonr.
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CHAPTER 3.
70 the iIrsuur.

WtuRH, WliIRR, WtltRR. The
sound was OF wheels az at n two
minute clip "Toc Cllp Tom" spun on.
Hot nftcr him came the duslly duvIls
~ fast as he. For now TINT "atnctS
bart had swpcd hs wheel, "thc
acorchor scout" had to avail himself of
an old style ordinary N fallen foe.
once In white "Toc Clip Tom" glanccd
bncl, then there would bc n uulek.
sharp report aud n yell Of agony nnd
the. crash Of high wheel IN the rood
tod too wen thnt another tCdakln had
taken g heaaer "ii'arh Hnrt' was n
good rider "Toc Clip fom'a,' like oil
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@. A. R ENCAMpMENr.
u. q o. Selected as ths onlcIal Itouts to
RufIalo,

The Baltimore n Ohio having been sc-
lcctcd az the official line from Wheeling
TO buffalo, by the @. A. II, posts, Wo-
mons Relief Corps and Sons Of Voter
ans camp Of this city and vicinity, on
the occasion Of the national oncanp-
mcnt Of tho O. A. r., special train Of
Royal Blue coaches will leave wheeling
at a, ill., Monday, August 20, arriving
In Buffalo at 3 y, M, going through In
daylight without change Of cars, The
headquarters Of the department Of West
Virginia q, A. II, viii 10 over this line
ON this special train ana the q, A. Il,
throughsut the state viii also take this
train.
Fare for the round trln, 81 rs, For
further particulars inquire Of baltimore
4 Ohio agents,
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Continued next year,

NO man or woman can enjoy life or
accomplish much in this world while
suffering from a torpid liver, DeWitts
Little Early Rlsers. the pills that cleanse
TINT organ, quickly. Charles II. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
a. II, scheele, No. COZ Main street; Elk.
ley Bros, Penn and Zane streets: Bowie
y Co, bridgeport. 3
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land and will be given choice of tray'
cling via rail or boat either going or on
the return trip, Shortest Of aiy Of The
proposed routes from Wheeling to But'
falo. Train leaves Wheeling at Q a. m,
city time, Monday, August 2Sd, and ID.
service will be sufficiently augmented
TO insure the comfort of passengers
See agents for particulars.
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they are by Black Bart who can do
an unpaced mile in 1851, do not fear
them. Let them do their welnerwurst,"
He feels light touch on his arm; 1t
Is Polly Pedals.
"There Is danger?" she asks.
He mods his head,
"And you fear for my safety?"
yes, miss" he replies: 81 am afraid
the enamel is likely to get knocked of
it."
At these words the fair bloomer girl
turns pale, and falls fainting to the
ground.
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FUNERAL OF MRS NARY E BRADY
orunrr,d Yrsirt,'n, - iSIea""m Fslh"'s 10
Tier worth m Character

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary u, Brady
rolct Of the late sobIcskl Brady, oc'
Cured yesterday morning from the rent
doucc NJ her son.ln.law, Or Eugene A.
IIlldroth, ON Chnpllnc street Tho scr.
vlnoa we're brief and impressive, and
wore CONDUCTED by itcv. IS n. SPUR, OF
Trinity r. n. church Moundsvllle, ana
rev. Jacob Bflttlnghnmi rector OF 81
Lute'H u. H. church
minlEiurn 10 INC momOry " the de-
conecd. who In her llfcl Of over the al
lnltad ihfoo score aud ton years had On.
dp1rod herself tosn largo circle ol
fflpedB by Aor beautiful character
There worn many old friends Of thn fam
llF present Humo coming from q ulH,
inncr ~ The conclusion ~ the funorn!
ceremonies tho remains were conveyed
IN Greenwood cemetery, whrrt the In
torucnl, which was private took place
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THE GREAT LINCOLN
Bishop FowIers Eloquent Address
atthe CampmeetinG,
THE OLD SOLDIERS ATTENDED
In Force, Saturday Being G. A, r.
Day at Camp Grounds.
LlNC0LN'S PURE CHARACTER

Oeeupls, Much OF BlShop Fowler's Ora
ton, which MS Critics Place Above Wat,
tsrson's Great EnIogy on LinOoln-In-
stances of Interest In the Life OF the Mar
tyrea Prsuidsnt-Tbs Audience was
spsIlbound Through Many Wheel
ing People Went Down to the Grounds
10 Hear the Address,
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head to one side and said. ''Well?"
THAT meant, "Gentlemen. YOU are
turned on.O They said; "God mas sent
US down to tell YOU 10 emanclpate the
slaves" Mr.. Iincoin said, swell that's
real queer, isn't IL? thought was run
ming this thing; and. II God had any
thing 20 say abont II He'd speak TO me,
wouldn't He, instead of going off To
that wicked city to talk 10 Won chaps
about III" This meant TINT he stood ON
his own feet.
The next element of his character was
his common sense--the most uncommon
thing found amonq men
pow.,n sns.Lss
Ii,o,,, 100 80, ~
'>N" ""9 h'ea' 10 speaAei' nc
was the greatest stump speaker the
world ever saw, but in his great ora
tions this abIlItv d,d mot onnsor His
Cooper Institute snasch has nut one
companion piece mt in the "f English LAM
e e 81" sneecS In renivHto Hotne II
south CnTolina In nI1 tndra In thIs
citv toId mo- 81 head Iincn,n snsak az
a iittIe maetInns where tine RannhIjcan
n,rtv WINS organIyed In tho cantraI mar,
Of tie STATE Az he talked n ,ittle about
ths mower If thn nortv soon fnnnd
mvsaIf standIng on nv chair teors run-
ning down nv cheeks saving YES sir.
ven do IL, i feIt anna rra ssed when
came IN nvseIf hnt IooLIng ,hout /,
saw ali Inc nld nolitIcInns and Judges
and LAWYERS stnndIng I'm in their chairs
going throurb the same Uvmnastics /
viii never hear such snesi,Inr again.
Ria Gettysburg speech Is the only
piece of English selected from this side
of the Atlantic 10 be studied by her pu-
PITS Lincoln was great as a speaker
bis snnerS iy ~ s sswa rd' n isttsrs hIs
Inaugural addresses his proclamation
OF emancipation!
He was great In his political sagac-
lty. His treatment OF Douglas and OF
the slavery question Is above COMPARE
son.
He was great as military COM
mander.
He was ureat in that he went to
Washington TO be the President. He
could stand alone against anybody
and against Congress. provided ne felt
he was standing with God.
He was the great commoner. educat
ed in the school OF adversely, the cabin
and I'm the wilderness. His calloused
palm never Slipped from the moor mans
hand. Ee was as accessible in the
white house as he had been in the cab
In.
He was the most magnanlmous man
me sun ever shone upon, Illustrated oy
ms treatment OF chase ana McSIel-
IAN
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nGgFpSHG 4l IGSe" ohS sea GaEG do Sy P'
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BLACK BART,
THE BORDER BLOODHOUND /,
Ole vAmpInEs vnNanANoE.

THE VAMPIRES VENGEANCE.
BY the Author Of "1ron Bound Ed, the
Elevator Boy, or from the Bottom TO
the Top" tSingle Sight, the Silent
Scout. or the Pirates OF the
Plains" etc, etc, etc,
(For the 1nteliigencer)
CHAPTER l.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS. ETC.