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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-15
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Hon. J. b. Foraker who speaks al
Bridgeport next Tuesday night Is max
ing better speeches than ever and IL
warmly received in different parts of the
state. Hundreds were unable to get in
the building when he spoke at Shawnee
IN Wednesday
Martins Ferry gave a very large Re-
publican majority last year and II the
Republicans do their duty on election
day the majority will be still larger.
IT. II. Irwin, great chief Of records OF
the Red Men Of Ohio, arrived yesterday
from Mt. Vernon and Columbus. He
was accompanied by his son, zenas.
No rehearsal OF 1.-The Confederate
Spy" viii be held tomorrow night on
account Of "The Turkish Bath" The
uniforms arrived yesterday.
William Mcknight, who was arrested
on the charge OF being implicated In the
Jacobs burglary. was discharged by
Mayor Barr yesterday.
The Shakespeare Club will be enter
tained by Miss Ella Campbell this even
ing, This VIII be the first meeting OF the
season Of 1898.
The open meeting OF the literary de-
partment Of the Epworth League at the
NJ. II. church, last night, was well at
tended.
Yesterday Anna, The Oldest daughter
of Henry Thelss, was severely bitter by
a dog belonging TO w II. H~elfenbeln.
The Junior Missionary Society of the
u. p. church will give q supper In the
Hobensack block tomorrow evening.
w. II. Hetfenbeln has re-opcned his
grocery on Jefferson street. and William
Dopler Will open n on Fifth street.
Samuel Ashworth, OF Rochester, Pa,
Is visiting his grand daughters. Mrs.
Evan Davis aud Mrs. George Strain.
Captain and Mrs. II. w. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith will drive to
Cadiz to-day.
Rev. DR.. W. c. d. Bond OBLIGATED at
the funeral Of George Behanna yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rucker, OF Catd-
well. are visiting Mrs. Sarah Bnyless.
Hon. Samuel Hllles IL said to be very
sick at his residence ut Barnesvttte.
Charles W. Hqyle will entertain the
orbIs Club this evening,
The teamsters are getting their full
share of prosperity.
Ralston a Co, are moving into the
opern house block.
Two restaurants are being opened on
Hanover street.
Council will meet tomorrow night.
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THE RIVER.

The marks at G y m showed eleven
inches and falling, Weather cloudy and
warm.
The funeral OF the late Captain j.
Fred Cline, owner and master Of tho
packet Lexington, takes place to-day
under the auspices Of Wheeling lodge
No. IA. Knights Of Pythiag, Of which
he was n member, A number OF steam
boatmen Will attend
The GHyaHdette came IN from be-
low yesterday morning, drawing all
the water there was In the channel ut
~ ~ahalloweBt places fifteen inches. Sho
departed with u lighter at noon for
Mntnmofns, and was drawing about
sixteen inches. Although this was
more than the stage on the bar at tho
mouth Of the creek, the little packet
washed herself YER on her own swell,
While the marltR at the public land
Ing are being changed II would DC we'll
10 make sllll another change, Accord
lng 10 the marks ~ now arranged there
N eleven inches " water Mt Wheeling,
IN reality there " nitotn Inches IN tho
chunnol IN the Rhnttowoat bar on the
river trout, aud that N what the stage
NJ water should bO calculated from,
Anything ciyo is deceptive td the liver
mon.
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nELLAIRR.
An Sorts OrIOCal News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.

All Sorts ofIRCal News aud Gossip From
theG Glass city.
The coal dealers In this city are hay
ing war among themselves In cutting
the price OF coal. This condition Is
largely the result OF the cutting which
the operators engage in when they bid
on coal TO supply the water works and
school buildings. The prices OF coal de-
livered and placed in the bins in this
city are, lump tive cents, mixed four
cents and nut three cents, The democrat
ization Is further increased bymlnes out
the creek, operated by miners, selling
at prices whiehL leave little and per-
hapa no margin for profit, Operators
ought to conduct their business in
| such shape as 10 give them SOME profit,
and men who, while mining coal for
others insist that there should be u
price that allows a profit TO all con-
cerned, should, when they come to OPP
crate mines, do u they have insisted
others should do. Business carried out
at a loss Is very bad business, and that
is exactly the trouble with the local
coal business In Bellaire at this time.
r.. r.. Hoover, who was brought to this
CITY IucHudS tNGHlHB lipHl DHttN"' 49,
paralyzed, died last evening at $3.50
o'clock, aged fifty years. Mr.. Hoover
was a well known citizen. He was born
at Armstrong; Mills. He leaves q
widow and one daughter,
The meeting of the round table next
Thursday evening will be an Interesting
one. It will open in the evening, and
all sessions will be held in the Christian
church. Thirty-nipe topics, covering
a wide range. have been selected for
discussion.
@. G. Marsh and wife, who have been
visiting friends and relatives In this
city for q few days, left yesterday
morning for South Carolina. where they
go for the benefit OF Mrs. Marsh's
health.
Misses Anna Arm and Emma Nebold
have returned home 10 Allegheny, after
n pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tives in the Second ward.
Mrs. Harry Lea2ure and baby re-
turned home yesterday morning to Gas
City, Ind. after spending two weeks with
relatives in this city.
The Juvenile Society, Of the German
Reformed church, will meet this eve
ming Mt the home OF the Misses Eberle,
In the Fourth ward.
The congregation Of the Second NJ. e.
church Will hold q festival in that
church this evening and tomorrow
night,
John Curran returned home last eve
ming from neal Pittsburgh, where he
has been working for the past ten days.
Bert Hopkins left yesterday morning
for Pittsburgh, to spend a few days
with friends and relatives.
Miss Jennie Douglas. of Baltimore,
Nd, is the guest of friends and rela-
tIves in the Second ward.
James Balm, OF Columbus, Is spending
a few days with friends and relatives
in the Fourth ward
II. II. Goodwin, OF New Matamoras, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives in the
Second ward.
U. L. Marsh Is at s%lstersville, running
c. G. Marsh's store during the latter's
absence.
Shannon Dunfee. OF the First ward,
is the proud father of a fine boy at his
home.
The men at the steel works and blast
furnaces will receive their pay to-day.
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day, but goes on again Tuesday, when
iron enough viii be secured,
Misses Dell Petit and Essle Carter,
Of Waynesburg, were calling on friends
here yesterday.
Fred Geraghty and William Burwln-
kle took a flying trip to Wellsburg yes
teeday.
Mrs, Mollie Carroll Is visiting friends
in Homestead, Pa.
DR.. ]. N. Alley IS visiting at his old
home, Video, Pa.
Ex-sheriff MccOmbs was in town yes
terday.
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W pARINa ROBBERY.
A st. Mary's Man Loses s65-Assaulted
By Two Strangers.

A st. Mary's Man Loses $65-Assaulted
By Two Strangers.
Last night about 9 o'clock. a young
man who gave his name us James HUI
baker, and his home as st. Mary's. W.
Va, applied to officer Joe McCauslnnd
for assistance in recovering $65 that he
had been robbed of a few minutes be.
fore. Hubaker was unable to tell a
clear story OF the robbery. but from
what could be learned through an inter-
rogatlon, he left a Water street saloon
after dark and went 10 the skiff ferry
landing, at the upper end Of the wharf,
intending to go over to the Island.
While near the waters edge he was set
upon by two strangers, who threw him
10 the ground and took his money. ag-
gregating SOS. He could not give u mi
mute description Of the robbers, but the
police were working on the case last
night and hoped to land the thieves.
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Belle due down Friday Adam Jacobs
and Nellie Hudson up.
PITTSBURGH River Is feet and
Stationary at the dam. Clear and pleas
ant
sTEUBENYILLE - Rive. 10 inches
and stationary, Weather clear and
warm.
BROWNSVILLE = River 3 feet 10
inches and stationary.
OIL cITY-Rlver / inch and station
AIRY. Clear and warm.
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Send your address to II. u. Buollen
& Company. Chicago, and get n free
sample box OF DR.. Kings New Life
pills. a trial viii convince you OF
their merits, These pills are easy in
action and are particularly effective In
the cure Of Constipation ana Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved invnI-
liable. They nro guaranteed to be per-
fcctly free from every delOtcrlous sub
stance and to be purely vegetable.
but hy giving tone 10 Tho stomach ami
bowels greatly l~nvluorato the ayatom
Regular size CSC per box, Sold BY Lo.
gan Drug Company
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me UNIVERSITY WON
The FirIt Gsmo at home. Defeating West
minister DsclAiVely,

Ill NV
minister DeclaIVsly.
snsclal Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MoRGANTOWN, W. Va roct. IA
The University foot ball team played
lts first game on the home grounds to-
day. as a conclusion to the inaugural
OCCASION The opposing team vas the
WsstmiNster college eleven. The Uni
vsrslty won by n O OF IS to 0, making
three %tolchdowns and as many goals
in two Rfteen-mInute halves. West
Minister Kicked off, MeWhorter fumbied
ia start with, but by q succession of
heavy rushes through Westminster's
line and some swift playing around
their ends, the University scored before
time was called for the first half, Nc
Whorter making the touchdown.
The SECOND half was a walkover for
the University. Westminster fumbled
continuously, and when they got the
hail could not gain an inch. The Uni
yersity, on the other hand, played q fast
game. and smashed the opposing line
and went around their ends at will.
Two t%oudhdowns were scored in eight
minutes, and Yeager easily made the
goals.
yerslty team made no further effort to
score, as the men want to be in prime
condition for the game against Marietta
on Saturday. All OF them showed up In
splendid form to-day. Their Interior
ence in the aggressive plays was especi-
ally noticeable. Noble and Whittam
handled the ball speedily, and with
splendid interference were able to
make several pretty runs. Great inter-
est Is being manifested in the game on
Saturday against the Uinversity's old
rival. A special train will be run to
FaIrmont, taking very nearly the whole
student body and u crowd from the
town. The team is confident OF win
rI,g Z.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Haps and SIlsnAPS In h Thriving City
Across tho River.


Ground was staked off and the work
Of excavating commenced yesterday for
the new tin plate works to be erected by
the Laughiin Company. The first grad
ing is for the tin house, which viii be an
l. shaped building Of large proportions
and adjoining this will be a similar
building to be used as an asserting
house and ware house, both Of which will
will be on the east side OF the main
building,
The main building will probably be
large enough for eight hot mills, al
though only six mills will be put In at
the start and this will be a big tin mill
OF itself and will be a steel structure. A
new electric tight plant viii be built,
which like the other departments will be
complete In every detail and will have
more than double the capacity OF the
present electric light plant. The con
tracts have not been let for the principal
buildings and machinery. The construc-
ton win. 1t Is understood, be In charge
OF John Hayne. The excavatlng Is In
charge OF 7. ]. Stringer. The contractor
for the stone work, ". ]. McLain. Is
ready to begin work. Stone is already
arriving.
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THE GRAND JURY,

Indictments were returned by the
grand jury against Joseph McMiiien. for
burglary, Frank Cochran for arson.
Howard Gibson and Charles Heidi for
assault and battery. These were all sent
up from Martins Ferry. The Martins
Ferry people who were found not guilty
are Ed Dobbins, Thomas Dobbins, John
Brassel, John Rowan. John Moran and
Michael Moran. Gibson was accused of
shooting at his daughter and resisting
arrest.
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This evening there will be several box
ing bouts among local talent. At Ste
phens' hall, South Side. the Blue Seal
Athletic club has prepared an interest
ing programme. Auber and Carries will
spar six rounds, and Lynch and More
will figure in n like number. Some in4
teresting sport Is promised this evening
In the same line at Driscoll's hall, East
END.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the city and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Abroad.
Mrs. y. Alblnger and Mrs. Mary Mich
are visiting friends IN Moundsvi1te.
Rev. Mr., Bosley and wife were in the
city yesterday on their way to their new
field OF labor In West Liberty.
Mrs. Mary Good and family have re-
turned from Mountain Lake Park,
where they have been since the middle
of June.
Little Maggie Weldman, OF East
Wheeling, who was badly burned n few
days ago by tho lgnltlng Of her clothing
from a fire she was making, Is still In a
critical condition, and her recovery Is
doubtful.
Mr.. Julius lie Moync Frazier. of New
Brighton, Pa, II visiting relatives at
Valley Grove. He is employed ne n tel
cgraph operator on the Fort Wayne &
Chicago division Of tho Pennylvania
lines, and has Just returned from n visit
to Clarion, Pa, lie says nothing can
surpaBs the scenery OF that region now
robed in glorious autumn tlnts.
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j. G, BERRY, one Of the best known
citizens OF Spencer, Mo, teHllnrB thai
he cured himself Of the worst kind of
piles by using q few boxer Of DeWltts
witch Hazel Salve. lie had been
troubled with piles for over thirty
years, ana had used many different
kinds OF no.cnlled curcBi but DeWltt'a
was the II that did the work, and he
will verify this statement IL any ono
wishes 10 write to him. Charles
a. uoeize, MARKET and Tweifth streeie,
Chatham Sinclair Forty.alxth ana ia.
cob HtrootHi A, 10 Rcheolc, No. COZ Main
streets ENley Bros, Penn and Hnnq
BtrcetBi Bowie q Co., bridgeport, 4
Thgt Ldun. Hack can bO cured with
Dr.. Miiea NklYh FhAAfaR only &c
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paid to the details, and patrons of these
performance may feel assured that they
will witness complete and artistic pro-
auctions, During the action Of the
plays there will be special features in-
troduced in singing and dancing spec
ialtles.
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The coal dealers and operators OF Mar
tins Ferry will meet at the G. A. R. hall
next Wednesday evening to take steps
to raise the price Of coal. The Bridge
port dealers and operators will attend
the meeting and uniform prices will
probably be adopted.
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M1KApo TONIGHT.

bid YOU see the performance Of "The
Chimes OF Normandy by the Gonzalez
opera company at the Opera house
la't EVENING" n not you misBed q rare
urll, 40 It was one Of the finest ronql-
lions Of that beautiful opera ever glvOn
~ wheeling. A new prlmn donna made
nNr bow In the person OF Miss Minnie
hiunclt, As Gcrmaino shn was the
t.lt VI the evening, She possesses n
iirh mcZZO-fOprano voice, well cultl.
patrd. which was thoroughly enjoyed
Wy the audience. Mr. Whytc, az Gas
l1rl, the mi8cr, wnB excellent Mr.,
,I.m t'9fity, who was seeH FOR thn AF8t
''he ihls week. sang the part Of
'''0n"chcnn Hr has n very pleasing
voice sud ~ . rood motor. Tho opern
"Il be repeated this afternoon and
I0' lousc should be crowded, "Mlkndn"
NIl bn given this evening
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uREENSnORO-Rlycr 3 fcct I inch.
~ and fonlng Wtnlhof clear and
wattn James a. Blaine ana Florence
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The Richie Wild Cats challenge the
pb.bls Juniors for a game Saturday,
H,,obsr %. The Wild Cats are from
,5s lower end OF "ne Ate" and the
r nm from the upper end. The game
IN la Tor blood.
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NOTICES.
r EpEMPTIoN OF BONDS = LOAN

Wheeling, W. Va. Oct. 81, 1897.
Tho following bonds OF the loan OF 1851
have this dny been drawn by lot accord
ing TO ordinance, and will be redeemed on
and after the iiFst day Of November, 1891,
ut tho Bank of the Ohio Valley. Interest
IN the same ceases on that day;
81, 6S, Ss3, ii6, fIa, Gss, i95, %, 400, R7, H.
1Ss. Isl, 100. COZ, 5S5, $50. 4i8, Sos, 400, b22, Cos.
5iT, 1gL, l43, 200. GIG, 2gi, AIS, GA, n, u, "a,
Sc, COS, So, iO6. go, tGi. "a. $50. 500. u, 8Sl.
5i2. fe5. ~. Of one hundred dollars each;
Nos. $40, 500. OF I'VE hundred dollars each,
and No. S36 OF one thousand dollars each.
WM. u, SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
oc1a commissioners
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EoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
tho CITY Bank Of Wheeling. MIRO
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-oNE OR THREE BEST
u rooms City Bank Building, N. R
WOLFF. Ocii
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B BOWLING. {
FOOT BALL.

n., Aatpavllle Juniors and the Ritch-
vgIl meet Saturday afternoon on
brIckyard grounds, at the head of
,.,,sth street, and the game prom
tol' N he hotly contested. These two
isy5 are considered the strongest OF
syp't rnnIor aggresations In this section
s u5 there will be a carload of rooters
90 hand,
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A ssIdNEn's NOTICE.

A SbluNEh'S NOTICE.
shcimcr as pcr decd Of trTst, Voatober l.
1897, VIII sell to tho highest ana best bid
der oil OF the stock Of goods, consisting OF.
foreign and domestic dry goods, OlOakR,
furnishing Foods, notions and fancy goods
and nNtlr6a contained In tho building
(cnlled the Loadef) 1920 and 1929 Main
street, In the city Of Wheeling, West Va,
Egntcd bids for htt or part or tho stock
VIII DO received by me until OctObor ~,
1871, ht = O'Clock y, m. | reserve the right
to reject any or all bids,
Terms OF sale cash, or commercial pa
pcr with interest secured to tho Butigfnr.
tlpn Of the assignee,
Tho stock of goods and inventory are
now open for inspection nt The above store,
Please address bids To-
SAMUEL KRAFT,
Assignee for ", EmRhplmOrt
Wheeling, W, Va
October 10, 1891 ocil
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NOR RENT-sToRE ROOM AND
II dwelling connected, No. 50 s, Broad
way. Store and dwelling just reftted, Tho
best stand on the Island. Inquire OF ]. A.
LITTLE, No. l520 Market ST. Ocl3
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dor RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
IL the city; large and plenty OF light:
centrally located in BEST advertised build
Ing in the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB cLoTHIERS, Fourteenth
and Market streets. Jazz
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FOR SALE.

DoNDS FOR sALE-SIX PER CENT.
ID 1890 gold bonds; interest payable
Hemi-annInlly. Call on or address J. G.
HERYBY, No. 1876 Market street. Wheel
inp. w. Nn. 0cg
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A ssIdNEE's NOTICE.

Persons having claims against II. En-
Bhelmer, who made n general assignment
20 mo on october g. 1891. will please
promptly present such claims duly verified
10 the undersigned,
SAMUEL KRAFT,
OCl4 Apgipnpe,
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN no LEARN
w n good trade. The Pittsburgh School
for Fresco Painting affords you the oppor-
tunity. For particulars address to
oc5 p. o. BOX 4s4, Pittsburgh, Pa.
"ANTED-AGENTS, $50 TO s5 A
w week sure TO workers; no capital
needed; new goods; new plan; sells at
sight; every family needs Il, HOUSE
HOLD SPEC. CO, Cincinnati. Ohio. tysf'
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Nor sALE-oNE AND oNE-HALF
IL LOT IN Greenwood cemetery; fine loca-
ton; corner lot: adjoining best Improve.
LOT, caro- Intelllgencer Office. apis
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Dr. @Icsa NfSyhff E1aSSffRRiGG 0 6 Snsf e. with
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-29
China Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mackay were
treated to genuine surprise last Fri
day evening, by some CT the Woman s
Relief corps ladies and other friends.
as pleasant reminder of their we'd
ding, which took place in Milwaukee,
September "A, 1877, just twenty years
before. This was indeed a surprise in
all its details and successfully accomp-
lished, Mrs. Mackay having been spir-
tied away by one of her lady friends
until evening, when she arrived home
just in time to greet, unexpectedly,
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bardenwerper, of Milwaukee, ere the
rest of the party filed silently in. But
it was not long a silent party. Con-
gratulations were of course showered
upon the rather dazed couple, who
soon recovered, however, to act the
host and hostess complete. Two
young gentlemen had previously laid
canvas upon the roomy parlor floor,
with other details charmingly man
aged, such as music engaged for the
dancing, etc. An enlivening feature
OF the occasion was the presence of a
coterie Of youths and misses, friends
of the young daughters and son of the
family, who had been let into the
secret.
The house was soon Illuminated and
made pleasant, and some presents of
pretty pieces of chinaware were
placed in view. After card playing
and dancing the grand march was
formed to music, and all were soon
seated at table we'll decked with in
viting refreshments The brides cake
and the groom's cake were as usual
cut first by the bride and groom, who
were seated at the head OF the table
and who had been profusely decorated
by their friends with immense boquets.
Mr.. Mackay modestly peeped through
a garden of pinks and lilies vastly be-
coming. but just little burdensome.
The couple who acted in the capacity
of bridesmaid and groomsman also
wore their lowers and honors becom-
ingly. Toasts were given, many
happy returns of the day were desired
for the bridal couple, and all went
''merry as marriage bell" After
supper the dulcet tones of the music
for the dancing caused the years to
flee away and all were twenty years
younger as they INDUCED in waltzes,
quadrilles, ETC., all to end with that
ever-popular, old-time dance, the Vir-
ginia reel, which proved that most of
the guests were adopts in the Terp-
sichorean art. The guests departed
home n the ''wee sma' hours by the
light of their countenances-no cleo
trio light, no gas-but no matter; all
departed wishing heartily for another
anniversary.