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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-15
BELLAIRE
All sorts of local News AMI Gossip From
tAu GlnSa city

All Sorts OF Local News pMd Gossip From
tho Glass city
The BARRIERS unions in Eastern Ohio
are now moving sulidly for the passage
of a law requiring every man who
Yields razor to stand rigid examina-
ton before competent board, to be APP
pointed for that purpose, and all apple
ants for BARRIERS licenses must have a
knowledge OF skin diseases, be neatiand
tastlly clad, and be vouched for US per-
sons who will handle only pure soap and
scrupuluusly clean tools. This would be
a splendid law, but II would make hod-
carriers OF about three fourths OF the
BARRIERS who favor It, and so 1t lS with
some other things. VA,
The Enterprise Enamel Company on
Monday night elected board OF direc-
tors under their Ohio charter, as fol-
lows: william Lipphardt, +. H. Acker,
c. 8. Dorer, william Rossbach, James #.
Dubois, j. A. Greer and Theodore Neff.
The officers are the same as recently
published, and the company will now
push their new building and furnaces to
completion as rapidly as posslbel. They
have been at work for a month under
West Virginia charter
The city council met last night, with
President Gllcher presiding and nine
members present. Mayor Williams re-
ported the cash receipts of his office
paid to the city treasurer for the past
month at 1888, and the monthly water
works report was received. The regu-
lar monthly payroll was passed, and
other routine business of no public i'm
purtance was transacted, and council
adjourned.
Some time ago James Minder was ar
rested here for deserving his wife at
Washington, Pa, and during his lmprls-
onment Il was learned that he had mar
rled Ida Miller. girl who lives west of
Bridgeport, before he married Annie
Stidd at Washington. He was convicted
OF bigamy and yesterday Ida Miller Sc
cured divorce from him.
Peter Gilmartln, a wreck from strong
drink, fell through n front window of
the Exchange bank, and had 1t not been
for the inside shutters he would proba-
bly, have cut his throat in the glass. The
shutters are very close TO the glass, and
this prevented his head going through.
He was locked up, but will probably be
released again shortly.
The BellaIre Stove Company has invit-
that plant for this month. and will begin
on the extensive improvements as soon
as contract can be let. The plans con-
template foundry about double the
present one.
Two other cases against the man who
sells liquor on Il, & d, dining car viii
be tried before Squire Mason under the
pure food law next week, and the case
against the Wheeling firm for selling es-
sence of ginger will come up in the same
court
Jesse ]. Kelly, the hardware mer-
chant, who recently removed his store
from Benwood to this city, made an as
signment yesterday evening to C. C.
Kelly for the benefit OF his creditors.
I &C. Carroll. OF the GAINESVILLE Repub-
llcan. spent Monday night in this city on
business.
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CAMDEN, N. j.. Dec. 13.-The negro
Francis Lingo was held in $4,000 bail
to-day. charged with fraudulently using
the mails, abduction and forgery. II is
alleged that by means of bogus let
ter he tried to cntice Miss Berry, a
young woman Of Philadelphia, to PEN
sauken for the ostensible purpose OF em-
ploying her as companion to a wealthy
woman. Lingo has conspicuously fig.
ured In two murder trials in recent
years. He was suspected OF tho murder
OF Annie Lecoyne, and was convicted
OF the murder OF Mrs Annie Miller.
This verdict was reversed on the ground
OF insufficient evidence.
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Ia What Does 4, Consist anu How Pew
Women Ever Find II.

This lady is happy principally because
she Is healthy. 1t is cad that all other
women do not enjoy equally good health.
All weak, weary women. tired and
broken down, whose lives are maze ms
cradle through the bllghhng influence of
female complaints, why do you suffer?
Why allow yourself 10 become blue"
discouraged and respondent? Why en-,
dura the torture of bacllaehes headaches,
bearing down pains, nervousness and
other weaknesses caused by menstrual
or womb troubles? There 10 help for you
and for all other women who suffer In
this way. Read these words which were
recently written by one woman who
sought and found relief
Mrs. H. H. G. Carnes, one OF the best
known ladies of Butler, Pa, says. "For
nearly three years ! was under the doc
tors care, constant sufferer from fe-
male weaknesses In the most aggravated
form. Medicine did nue. no good and my
suffering was so great that at times felt
that death would be a relief At last, q
discovery Of which had heard much but
about which / knew little, was recon-
mended to me and 1 decided to try It. Be-
fore ] had finished one bottle. ] was as
tonished at the marvellous change It
made In my health, 1t has completely
cured me- | am now feeling perfectly
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NEW CODE OF RULES
WIN be Presented to the nonsu by the
speaker ANA Its Associates.

WIN We NNNNNNNNM ~ NAAN HOUSE uY NAAt
speaker ANA Tits Associatss.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IA
new code of rules for the house OF rep.
resentatiyes will be presented by the
speaker md his associates on Tho com
mlttee onrules after the holldayrecsss. At
present the house is proceeding under
the rules of two years ago. these hay-
ing been adopted pending the framing
OF new rules The present purpose is to
reelopt the old rules without important
changes.
Representative Barrel, OF Massachu-
sets, is to be given hearing at an
early dag on two amendments which
he proposes, one OF these seems to give
the minority larger rights than It en-
Joys at present In presenting amend
ments and substitutes, and In secur-
ing time during debate At present the
rules are very strict and Individual
members have little latitude In secur-
ing additions to the appropriation bills.
Mr. Barret's extended service as speak
er Of the Massachusetts house Of repre-
sentatives gives added weight 10 the
changes he is urging, although II Is not
expected that they will be lavorpbly
considered by the committee.
In view of published reports that Mr.,
Reed was framing rule designed to
cut off riders" to appropriation bills
originating IN the senate, i is stated by
one familiar with the speakers Views
that ne has not contemplated any such
action and that the house could not do
40 II Il would When such amendments
come over from the senate, the house Is
obliged to act on them, by concurring
or non-eonourriqg, and II H. said that
this action could not be changed as 10
abridRe the rights Of The senate.
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Grumbling will Cease II People will Fol-
low u wheeling Citizens Advice.
When the kidneys are sick they grum-
bic.
You hear them clear through the back.
You feel them clear through the body.
They Erumble when over-taXed.
Know how the kidneys grumble?
Its a simple thing, your back will tell
you.
Backache is the first grumbllng warn
ing,
The kidneys give II and II you heed 1t
not
Look our for trouble, It will surely
come.
Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and
many mlserles.
Doan's Kidney Pills are made for kid
neys only.
They cure every form of kidney ILL.,
The experience OF Wheeling proves
this
Here's case In point:
Mr.. William W. Cline, of 1909. Sixteenth
street. says: MY general health was far
from good for number of years. and
during Elk or seven my kidneys were a
great source of trouble to me. During
that time / had several severe hemor-
rhages from the kidneys and G severe
paralytlc stroke. | suffered almost con-
etantly from terrible palms across the
loins and soreness and aching Of the
! whole muscular system OF the body. As
might be expected the eecretlon1 from
the kidneys were also great source Of
trouble to me, being too frequent, Moth
ing used seemed TO give me any relief,
and when we saw such favorable ac-
counts of Doan's Kidney Pills appearing
daily Mrs. Cline thought they would
possibly do me some good, 50 she Eol a
box ut the Logan Drug Co., and had me
take them got the most gratifying re-
suite. Any remedy that gives me the
amount of benefit they did considering
my age and general health, must indeed
be good, and feet confident IN saying
they will cure permanently any case OF
kidney trouble"
Doans Kidney Pills for sails by all
dealers. Price so cents, Mailed by Fos-
ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, ~ ~, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
her the name Doan's and take no subsu.
Nula
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. lL-A
British corporation has arranged to
etart shoe factory nt Galnahield, Scot
land. capable of turning out 10000 pairs
OF shoes weekly, and Consul Fleming,
at Edinburgh, says this is the begin
ming Of an attempt, TO compete with
America in phoe making. The British
reports show that more than fortg-nve
per cent Of the total imports of shoes
into the British colonies are OF Amer!-
can manufacture.
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RlNEH.ART. & TATUM,
telephone 2l9. City Bank Building.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF OHIO COUNTY
Il REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF n deed Of trust made by
Rea2on Mozingo and Carrie h. Mozlngo,
his VIE. and Thomas Mozing9, 10 me- o,
trustee. bearing date on the 9th day o.
June, 1879, ard now OF record In the CLERKS
office OF the county court OF Ohio county
West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No
49, page ZIG, l viii ON
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or DE-
GENDER, 1901,
sell at public auction at the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county
West Virginia, commencing nj 10 ocloCA
n. m, the following described two lra,,s
of land, situated on the waters Of Alc
Graw's Run and Battle Run, In lAbet4
district, Ohio county. West Virginia, anu
bounded ana described as follows:
First tract Beginning &C q stone ReI
n white oak In POddicOrd's line, ana cor
ncr TO lands OF Melvin and Martin b9W
man, and thence with Bowmen's wv
north ~. west gO0l, poles 70 q stake " s Nv
line OF Morrow Glhsoqi thence with Wv
sons line north ~ west 90 poles 70
beech stump, thence north AZ west y
poles TO n stake; thence north NV WI,
40 poles TO stone corner TO oll'r laNgi5
of Reazon Moslngo; thence With Mo2IlillgtD.s,
wood. thence north 3Aa west li.G poloSlo
n white oak, corner to lands Of Jacoh "
Earmo; thence north So east iL2 poles y,
q post; thence south ~ east ~ poIl7 '9
locust; thence south IO&' ca,1t w nIi,s
TO the place Of beginning, aud contatmg
forty-clght as acres ana seventy VI
poles, more or less Ne surveyed by Il I!
MGClccry on the nth day of june NV
This belng the Same property ll.l W.,
conveyed 10 l4r said Ren8on and I.9,stss
Mo2lngp by Melvin Bowman ana MAs!h
bowman, by deed bearing date ON ne .''
day OF June, 1886, ana now OF ftro,g Y
tho ClcrlIs Office Of tho county nOUn, Y
Ohio county, West Virginia, m pccd hV'N
No, M, page TOO.
beech m the line OF ianGa formerly ,oWWnSg
by EdTnl Ray, ind corner 10 lanH, 'W,
owned Nv TOgEntL ana thence WI, VIZ
TnBghrl line south COZ east 20 poles lWg"J
south ~ west goo poles e Tue iNW,y
Morrow Gibson, formerly Edward h.i
thence with Glhaon'H line south va ,sssW,t
gs02 poles TO the line Of tho iltHi lLM'
horclnhoiorC described; thence noIlN ~
fRHt y Np Feleg 70 az Fph-Mpnl. E
north y west u poles thence n9IW,H,.
west 90 poles to- The line Of lame1 y IWb
thence with Rltrs line Fouth 90 Wr,' .n
polra TO the plnc1 OF hcgnnlng huu XXI
tanning FlNtcon tlGl acres ana one hWNHI"
and fortyscight ntJ poles, mrfr N, t,as
Thln bolnG the gOmr tract ot lhnu lhll "v
conveyed to tho nl1 lcnEon NQh,u," ~
W, NJ, DUNLAP. special cammlsHo9g. a
deed bearing date on the 10Y NNN,N,
AunuH. l00, nnd VI record IN the WIZ
Office Qt the county court of ONO '""""'
'rhc NronoFtl hcrclnhpfarc dtfarngd Wy
he s0ld ng o whole or IN Separate '.'N
po may I've Doomed hrtt by lha lr'l..
TERMS or BALE II,
Ono-thlrd NJ the purchase money wv
ha much more nn Tho plrrhNul mA. rr.a
70 pay, III cash ON day Of phln. O'u tVb
IN lNo ,uul puylnrnr w 'Ng N iA
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FRENCH HOUSE GOWN FROM HARpzR's BAZAAR

has a deep basque with embroidery. The
out Of this comfortable and graceful
gown Is given in n paper pattern issued
by Harper's Bazaar, whore II appears,
Small sleeves, prettlly draped at the top,
have rufIles over the shoulder. and are
finished mt the wrist with white tullc
fFills, while the draped collar Is also Of
white silk tulle, finished at the back of
the neck with full bow.
A violet satin ribbon sash goes under
the long side tabs. and ties In front with
bow, and ends that reach TO foot Of
the skirt This gown can be copied in
silk, cloth or cashmere, and is extremely
graceful and smart
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white Is extremely fashionable this
season. and is especially liked for house
gowns. A most charming model, tiits-
.rated above, is made of ottoman cloth
of an ivory-whito shade. trimmed elab-
orately with gold and silver enibrold-
cry The skirt Is untrimmed. and has
across the front nouncc which forms
double skirt.
The waist has sull front of ivory
surah. which forms blouse at the belt.
Al the neck is a square yoke made OF
the embroidery; two long tabs, also
trimmed with embroidery, fal! down on
the skirt. The back is tight lltting and
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nuRRANTs PASTOR
hsa,a to BIO in Danger orIIl. Llte-Thr.at.
Made.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 1.-THE Ex-
aminer says: The police and the people
of Emanuel Baptist church believe that
the life of Rev. j. George Gibson, Dur
rants former pastor is in danger. The
police have warned the reverend gentle
man TO protect himself against the pos
slblilties of harm. The warning has been
needed and DR.. Gibson is protected
might and day. One OF the members of
his congregation has volunteered his
services as bodyguard and the police
will detail an officer to attend every
public service at Emanuel church.
Since the murder in the church, many
attempts have been made to cast sus-
piclon on the pastor and his refusal TO
be drawn into the case even as Dur
rants spiritual adviser has caused
much comment.
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WINDSOR, Englhnd, nee. ii,-Therc
were the usual acrvlero Of t'togmorc to-
dnt the urriyctsafy df the aoaih ~
the Prince Comfort IN 1854 ana Of rrIn.
otpn Alice Ia 1913. Ehc uuo'n, The prince
and prlncoaB " Wales, the duke ana
duchosr NJ YORK., the HHke HHd baehes8
Ut ConnnughL Prince ana Princess
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PROSPERITY comcg quickest 10 The
man whose liver N IN rood condition.
DewptR Little Early HlsCrs are "a.
NOUS little pills for constipation Bill
lousne7H, lndlgeRllon aud all stomach
and ttVer troubles Charles II doctgc.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, ForIy-slxth md Jacob streets,
A, ~ Hchcole, No COZ Main street, EN.
10y bros, Penn ana Hunu Streets Bow.
10 81 Co, ntldEenort
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

inc NlEllnnt tlOHe tOInpunN mas plaC-
cd a splendid grnphophuuc I'm tts COM
Portable quarters In the second story
Of the hose house on Pearl streot, and
this viii be used for the entertainment
of the1nembers and their friends when
they IRE not otherwise engaged Mt the
place. The new rondng room IL enjoy
ed by the membern.
Tho erecting gang TO do the structural
work ~ the Laughln tin plate works
has arrived Five car loads OF this ma
tprlnl are on the road. including car
Of bolts, washcrg and foundation plate
witch Whi arrive to-day, Five car
loads " lumber shipped from Virginia
three weeks ago has been lost and the
company has ordered I'VE car loads
from Cleveland,
The case Of a, Lash Va, the city OF
Martins Ferry, came up In the COM
mon pleas court yesterday ANA was
partially tried, An amended answer was
filed bg city Solicitor frances IN behalf
NJ the city, und the attorney for the
plaintiff asked that the case be conlln-
ucd, ana n WIN 10 tried during the next
term III court
Tho Mnccabcea have elected the fol-
lowing oillcctai George Burton. =. n.
o., James Runyon, r. y ca William
Mcintosh, l.. g., r. u, irwin. H. O.
lnmon Gather, n III John Walters,
O. william O'Npli, g.. NenlH irwin, NJ.
Of Az Patsy Mullon II NJ nf g., Fred
irubnugh, 81 NJ OF O. =. Mullen, 81,
Alex Reed, T.
Contractor ~ \ sulngcr win change
ahe tunnel on the WhoollnE s. Lake
tfrtn r,tirond ia "a puI pignr throuuh thg
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CHARGED WITH STEALING.

Edward Stead young man, aged
twenty two years, was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Marshal William
Burns, charged with stealing $3.50 from
trunk in the boarding house of David
Humphrey, corner Second and Clay
streets, last Friday or Saturday. The
young man had been absent from the
house since Sunday and was arrested
upon his return yesterday and confess
ed to the marshal, after close question:
ing, Only one dollar was found on
Stead, and he promised to get twenty
dollars of the money. A bran new lady's
gold watch and several other articles
were found on his person, Stead has
been boarding at Humphreys since June
and worked at the Aetna-Standard
mills. There was four times as much
money in the trunk and It viii be Kept
IN the bank hereafter Another party
was suspected until yesterday.
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CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY.

Yesterday Kenworthy Hoge celebra-
ted his slxty-elghth birthday, by enter
tanning the Septnagenarian Club at his
residence on Fourth street. In yerg
pleasant manner. The occasion was en-
livened by the singing OF several selec-
lions by u quartette, consisting OF Miss
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MARTINS FERRY.
flaps AID aIl,haps Ia the ThrlylnE' CITY
Across the River.

The residence Of Albert La Rue, on
Vine street, was entered on Monday
nlaht, and sum OF money, couple OF
gold rings, a scarf pin and other az
ticles were taken. The burglary occur
red about 0 o'clock In the absence Of
Mr.. and Mrs, La Rue The former had
gone to work and the latter was spend
ing the evening with her sister, When
Mrs. La Rue returned, she discovered
that the house had been bugglarlzed.
Entrance was effected through one OF
the windows and the house was pretty
well ransacked. No one was seen enter
Ing or leaving the house but it seems
that there is 4 clue. It is thought that
the person or persons who committed
tie burglary expected to get more mo-
neg than was secured,
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well, am able to attend 10 all my duties
and owe my restored health wholly to
mat grand dlgcoyery Warmers Safe
Cure"
This is only one case among the thou-
sands In which this great remedy has
been the means Of curing the distressing
ailments peculiar to women. Time ana
again II has proved TO be unequaled for
giving quick and permanent relief No
woman who wlshes to escape misery and
suffering can afford to be without It. Il
is remedy that can be relied upon.
remedy that never fails, and one that has
always proved to be woman's best friend.
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Christian Of schleswIg- Holsteln and
the Princess Louise, marchloness OF
Lnrne were present.
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ELECTED oFFTCBRs,

Last night Ohio City LodGe, No, o.
knights Of Pythins, elected thes off,
GERS: a. u. Gilmore, c. c.. d. d. Parks,
V. c.; James Miskell p; II. A. Lindc,
muth. +. O.. James Ralston, Il. Of s.;
Samuel Thompson, NJ. OF r.; George
strain. NJ Of W.; John Bush, trustee
for thrnn Eenra
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Mary Thomas, Mrs. !. NJ Turner, Mrs
j, c, Gray and Mr.. J. C, Gray also two
solos, a new departure in the meetings
Of this club, aad the music was much
oniOYnl hV all nregenL.
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ody 10 everyone"
Dr. Miles Remedies
arc sold ny all drug
giata iindor n positive
guarantee, drDt bottto
benefits or money n.
funded. book on tllp.
oaaos Of tho hontt aud
nofvun free, Address,
Dr. MILES MEDIUAI
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GREAT GRUMBLERS.

Grumbiing will Cease II People will Fol-
low wheeling CItiLen's Advice.
When the kidneys are sick they grum-
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DlL hILEB MLDIUAL o., Elkhartl Ind
The sun., 1897-12-10
The Question or Good Roads.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: In discussing the
question Of good roads, macadam roads only are gen.
orally preferred. In building roadways the chief
consideration. however is durability. together with
cost OF maintenance. Experience shows that a
macadam road requires constant repairs keep up
to It's rst condition 1t takes at least per cent OF It's
cost yearly to do this. II bonds were issued for
$500, 900 on twenty years time for macadam roads.
we should in that period have to pay out $500 900
for keeping them up Add per cent for interest on
the bonds. and the roads will have 5000 oOO
and we should still have TO keep up the same ratio
of expenditures This makes macadam the most ex.
pensve of all roadways.
MacAdam washes away and blows away, and when
slightly Its surface with loose stones
which q menace and danger to horses feet, bL
cycle tires, and bicycle riders. Vtried brick which
but little more than macndam. will last when
properly laid and of the best quality at least thirty
years. and when worn 1t can be reversed aud reaid
Without " as single dollar Of @ expenditure for repairs
brick roads we should not only have far better roads
matured we should have something to show for them
A brick road requires no crown, as in macadam.
every W portion Of the rosdbea to be niaed Tnf and
practically arordng wider roadbed The only effect
upon IL OF rains and freshes is to wash Its surface
clean. 1t is not mud producer like macadam; It's
surface can be kept rs clean ms floor at slight ex'
surface for bicycle carriage than a brick road.
and no other road on which horse can draw load
Brick roads have passed the experimental stage.
Phadelphia has ninety miles Of such roadway.
Poughkeepsie has many miles Of the and they
are being laid all over the country. Macadam will
is at hand. When we get wise enough to give up
building nacadam roads the despoling OF the Pail:
sades will cease On sandy soils the best quality OF
vtrIiied brick can he laid for eli0 per square yard
loamy soils they should he laid ak inches OF
concrete at a cost OF o1.n0 per square yard. No
doubt. competition W II soon reduce these prices.
especially II there be a great demand.
We have In Mount Vernon q brick roadway which
has been in constant for two years and Is good
MS the day 1t was built and has not cost our city
one cent for repairs.
France collects from its bicycle tax 5000 900 yearly.
and II Is constantly increasing. II bicycles and
Of horses and vehicles in our State asscssed
only nifty cents each year II would create large
fully. GEORGE T. LOWELL.
MOUNT VERNON, Dec. q.