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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-27

OF occupying strategic points ABOUND
Sanula. They attacked ana inflicted
severe loss ON the Christians. Inc
commanders OF the vessels anchorea
III the hhrbor protested to tue COVER
nor against what they claimed was u
violation OF the atmlstlce.
DOES ENGLAND SUPPORT THE
GREEK
LONDON, Fen. ga diEpstch to
The Slanuard from Athena uat.d Ffi.
Jay, February 26lh, sayi: Inc long
visit OF tins British minister to the king
l0day (Ffiday fevlves the rumor that
England fav0rs the Greek claims in
Crete
Two more classes of reserves were
called out tonight (Frlcay). Crown
Prince Constantine, luke Of Sparta,
shortly starts for the frontier. There
IL ievefish activity In the department
OF the ministry OF AR. ThousanUs OF
volunteers are Offering their services
TO the government. Ihe Red Cfois
hospitai ship started for Crete tonight.
A ulepatcn to tho Standard from
ConstantiDOple says toe expenses OF
mobilziug ale being largely met by
cash payments procured by appTopria-
lions OF capital obtained hom the
agricultural banks. The Porto has
demanded the immediate recall OF
the Greek consul who is suspected Of
informing Greece Of the movements
vi the Turkish troops.
a dispatch TO the Times from
Athens shys: Prime Minister .Dsl
Yannnis III ar iuterview OF Thursday
assured me the decision OF the govern
ment to maintain tie army liz Crete
was iyrev0cnble. On the other hand,
Greece hed no Intention OF making
war against Turkey. Such etep
would only be taken II the TurRs
invaded Thessaly or the great powers
rendered the position Of the Greek
army In Crete intolerablo. There
was 40 Intention OF invadIng Mace.
donia.
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OMAHA, Feb. .6.--rhe Union Fa-
cific has agreed 10 transport Tree OF
charge 500 tons of freight designed for
the relief OF Indis'a starving people.
The Burlington agrees to transport 100
tons anu the Elkhorn ais agrees to
haul relief supplies Tree. Tnese offers
sTe to deliver the freight u. Ogueu,
Utah. From there the Central Pacific
agrees to haul l,OOJ tJns to San Frsn.
CISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26.-Frank
Butler, atlas Asue, aiias Newman. the
Australian murderer, was this after
noon held Tor extraJitlon on the
charge OF mur1ering Captain Lee
Weller and Arthur Preston, before
Commissioner Heacocs. rne case
will now go TO Washington for review
anu II the commissioners finding Is
approved Butler VIII DO sent to Aus
,ralia on the next outgoing steamer.
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PATENTS AND PENSIONS.

WANTED 49, INVENTORS 10 KNOW
w that Fitz-G erald 4 Co., the old, respon-
sibe Patent Lawyers OF Washington, u. c.
have opened a branch oflce IN SAT- Lake,
Patents procured fer inventors; no advance
fco required. Book on patents free, Tells
you how to make fortune, Trade marks Sc
cured Pensions Tor soiuiors and heirs, Call
or write titz.Ger Id and Co.. Attorneys
O'Meara block salt Lake.
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CLOAK mAKEHs ORGANIZE.
They WIN Make U.riHia DemAuds OF
the hnnui0ctur,rs.

NEW York, Feo. 27.-5hop meet
inge Of CLOAK mRKers were neld In h
/, lumber OF halls on the east side last
a ghs to organize and arrange upon
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a RE You A HOTEL MAN If so DO
N YOU whnt to buy a Hotel furnished
throughout aud doing No. 1 buslnesst ]
have such a proposition for sale in the Boley
uonsn al Mercur W 4. LADD,
503 Progress Block.
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GONE ONE WITH 4 LITTLE CAPITAL
- 10 work on to buy a two. thirds interest in
Tho Oklahoma Group OF Mining Claims on the
West pip at Mercur. A great bargain 10 the
right pefson W. e. LADD,
Progress Blk. 70. Box So.
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G,MALL HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT. SUIT
- able for begiuners or for bAching. No
dealers, W. r., News ONCE.
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TXCLUsIvE AGENCIES. LARGEST LIST
IL futile Bros, Real Estate 100 Main.
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w H NTS.

Ttsenty Words Tor 3 Ines inserted ende'
Giis heading, once for loo, ttSfee for 95ej
one week for Soc; ono month for Soc po'
iins. No nd. taken for less than 100
Ra.ts Of more than Inca same proper
nonats rate. Acverfise ard aef results.
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FOR SALE.

DUBBER STAMP OUTFIT. JUST THE
III thing for man who wants to make mon.
ey; any printer can run 1t in connection with
his printing without extra cost Instructions
in making HtnmpH to purchaseT-hnybody can
mako them. OUTFIT consists OF apparatus for
making the best rubber stamps. u fine stock OF
rubber types, stencils. marking letters, etc. ".
u. NJ, this once.
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w X II s.

Is0cnty words Tor 3 Inca Inserted under
this heading, once for loo, ti0iec for 25cJ
one week for 5oci ono month for 500 poy
lfns. No ad. taken for less tha~ $50
Wants Of more thar iinea sd.s proper
tomato rate. Adpertise and 1ef Sss,stsa
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WANTEU-slTuATloN.

DmGuT YOUNG MAN, EXPERT TYPE.
ID writer and peuman, wants work of any
kind part Of day OF evenings. Address %,
News.
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WAMTED-AN AGENT

IN EVERY sECTlON, 40 CANVASS. 500
i 10 600 a day made. sells at tight; also a
man to eel! staple goods To dealers. best side
line, ,1b.i0 month. salary or large ooInmis'
zion mHde. experience uunecestHty. For
seA leo pRTticul arr send stamp CintOn koAp
hrufhnlnrlng C0mpnnN. lincinnAM- Quo
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xTouR CLOTHES TO CLEAN. PER
month. o'Meara block. Is W. Second SO.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

yyyANTED-MEE FOR GOYERSMENT
w positions sz railway mail clerks car
riers, gaugers, inspectors. engineers, watch.
men, lAnitOrs. etc. 10 write at once for valuable
information tfreel; examinations occur soon
in every state, u. 3. BukEAu or lkFOR-
MArIoN. Dept. rs, Cincinnati, O.
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FOR Re MI OR LEASE.

rlNRAoKAGE PROPERTY, SUITABLE FoR
4 coal or lumber yard; corner 4th West
and South Temple streets.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.


TAR NUHN's VETERINARY PHARMACY
IL 81 w LIST south ST. salt Lake Oitv.
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OHEAPEsT. BEST PLACE TO BUY AND
SIsoll' exchange secondhand goo DIS. 2ss sta
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MALE HELP.
WANT HEEL P.

CEvERAL GOOD CANYAssERs, STEADY
- work and good pay. ADDRESS so, az. this
once.
Y AIDES TO SELL A MUSICAL ruBLI-
Il cation, good pay anu permanent posi-
ton. Gas this ofliCe
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FARM FOR CITY PROPERTY.

400 ACRES OF GOOD FARMING
lou land in exchange for city property.
Title cloar. Water right good. Address, "a NJ
street. City.
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sTRAYED

ALD-FAUED sORREL MARE. BRANDED
ID $ b. on left shoulder, weight about so
pounds Return to No. 551 south 9Th East 81.
Reward.
T1ROM e6i SIXTH EAST ST., A JERSEY
II COW, :ight color, no horns, no brand
Retur., TO above nddressand get reward.
LOST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13

Tho Fred Wilson and emptles passed
up at Z a. m. Sunday.
The marks at p. m. showed Z feet .
inches and stationary. Weather colder
and cloudy.
The steamer VIII ]. cummins will
leaveWheellng next Saturday and every
Saturday while river will permit for
Cincinnati and Intermediate points. 7.
A. Morris Il Co., agents, lila Water
street.
The Register says the survey being
made OF the Wheeling harbor by En-
gineer McGrew,of Major BlNby's office,
has as It's object the repair OF wharf
age between Bellaire md polnt ten
miles above" Such ignorance is truly
amazing. TO begin with, there Is no
wharfage to point ten miles above,
and the national government Is not en-
gagged IN either constructing o. repair
Ing wharves. For the benefit OF the Reg
lister, It can be said that the survey
is made In order TO fix certain lines
beyond which manufacturing establish
ments shall not encroach In filling In
with Stag and other waste products.
The Register adds that 1t exclusively
stated the object OF this work some
time ago" The Intelllgencer, as a mat
ter OF fact. did exclusively give the
whole story some three years ago when
Major StlckneV and Il party Of gov
crnment engineers were here and took
u trip over the harbor on the Liberty.
And the Register catches on" just
about three years after date
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
UJLJJLI'yI'9'9'-7''''7''7'-''-''7
SPORT. !
BOWLING.


Secretary William Fette, OF the
wheeling Bowling League, has compll-
cd the averages Of players in that
league up 90 and including last weeks
Games The players are putting up an
average game much better than has
lesn seen in any league OF past seasons
here The following are the figures:
stevenson, Cosmopolltan,l69; Weitzel,
Aururls. 1874: Brown, Cosmopolitan, 1863;
Vanilan, Auroras, lj7; W, Fette, Old
Cronirs, 1856: MafsehHer, AHf5ras. i5i;
watts The Bowlers, l5s; Baumann, Abb
or Nil. 1863; CLARK, ideals, l5l; Hall,Cos-
rop5ltan. lAg: Rahr, Tidal Waves, las;
scheehIc, Pirates, liS Eackman, Ideals,
IS, tTseltOn. AuToras, 1915 kromriok,
silver Globes, lie; Wagner, Auroras, 1876;
Hazla,,, Tidal Waves. liG; Speidel, IL
61i Waves, iiG R;sdke, AuroEas, lID;
J. Woods, Ideals, i46; Turner, COsmo-
r6lltln, !i5: c. NOlte, Pirates, iij;
Yrnkc, Tidal Waves, ii5; Briswinger,
Pirates IA; II. c. Richards, The Bowl
rrs, lis; Jackson, Auroras, l42; C..
Woods, Ideals, 1i9; Campbell, Cosmo-
p1lltan, l49: EMS. Cosmopolitan, ll2;
Gilbert, The Bowlers, IA; Arndt, Tidal
Waves til: Vooslnr Ideals, III; II. Eb-
cl'nr, Defenders, ILL., Borland Cosmo-
pu!ltan, l4O Balzer, Silver Globes, lao.
Elapendor, The BOwlers, 1880; Day, Co.'S
tnrpolltan, i3g; l.. Fctte, Tidal Waves,
100: r Brash, Tidal Waves, 1879; Franz,
Pirates, I'D: Kcmple, Pirates, 1S9; II.
Trtc, Defenders. 1879; Sarver. Pirates,
lJg: G. Ebcllng, Silver Globes 1888; TraV-
is Pirates, l3S; Hennlng, The Bowlers,
l37: plankey, silver Globes, 1877; Was
muth, Auroras. 1876. Schafer Tidal
Waves, 1896; Rice, Aber Mt. 1876; Pat
iprson. Tidal Waves, l9i; Schrebe, The
Rowlers, 1874: Quicker, Ideals, 1874; Brett,
Auroras. 1873; w. Brasil, silver Globes,
lg5; Carroll, Ideals. 1888: Jones, The
Bowers, l33: Brahler, Aber Nit, l32;
Helensten, Old Cronles, 1871: Wolving-
ton, silver Globes 1881; Kllver, Aber Mt,
l2l; Reed. Defenders 1871: j. Nolte, De-
tenders, 1871: Rolf, Silver Globes, 100;
Martin, Defenders. 100: +. C. Fette, Old
Cunies, 100: Hobstetter, Aber Nit, 1928;
Stanley. Aber Nit, I2s: Schmuibach,
Aber Nit. 100: King, Defenders 1873;
Auber. Abcr Mt, l2S; Del. Woods, IT,
dal waves, la7; Thoncr, Old Cronies,
III AllWllaf~ftF lFNlNAANNA0f A-NH 'N'h'aat
Auroras. i?G; r. colner, Old CrOnies, 1875;
I.csl.c, Pirates. t2G; Nordeman, Defen-
.'pys. l26; y. Schroeder, Abcr Nit l25;
S;ocker Old Cronies, 1876; Roth. The
Howlers, lei: panneaberg. The Bowl
cfs, i2i; n. Golner. Aber Nit, i2i; Wer-
ner Ideals, 1873; Rothermund. Defen-
lers, 1873; Run. Aber Mt, 1893; NIcho-
ias. Defenders. 1873; Ross, Old Cronles,
Up. ]. Schroeder, Aber Mt, 12l; Early,
Cosmopolitan. ll9; strobel, Old Cronies,
10: Emlg, Ideals. III; Schafer Defen-
ders. ZIG: Miller, Old Cronles, ZIG; Sarge,
Old CronIes. ZIG: Baker, Old Cronies,
1lC; W. Schultz, Aber Mt, ITO; Gard
en-, Aber Nit, iiO,
The following is the schedule for the
present week:
Monday, Aber Nit vs.. Silver Globes;
Tuesday. Aurnras VS.. Cosmopolitans:
Wednesday. Pirates VS.. Tidal Waves;
Thursday Old Cronies vs.. The Bowlers;
Friday, Ideals Vs. Defenders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
nIMnNr,s REPoRT.

Tho report OF the supervising inspec-
tor genral Dumont, IL just out, and it
contains many things OF interest to
steamboatmeh one OF the most notice
able recommendations which he makes
20 Congress Is that the number OF su-
pervisng inspectors be reduced from
ten to five. He thinks one supervising
inspector is sufficient for all the west
ern rivers, and he would merge into one
office the work now done at Dubuque.
81. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and
Cincinnati, and save thereby, In salar-
les alone, the sum OF $4,000 year The
recommendation would doubtless have
the support OF the steamboat men, says
the Cincinnati Commercial-Trlbun but
Il Is not likely that the politicians Will
favor the plan. The Office OF supervising
inspector Is worth $1,000 a year, with
liberal expenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13

nc MUSIC leaEue nverages np 10 INC

The Musee league averages up to date
are as follows: Campbell, National, lI3;
Tandlan, Aurora, 1863; Brown, National,
161; Stevenson. National, 1872: RAIDER
Premos, 15S; Marshner Aurora, 152;
Uselton, Aurora. l52; Jones. Premos,
lj2; Turner, National, ljl; Danncnberg,
The Club. $50: Hail, National, 100; /.
Wood. Klondike. $50: Ennis. Klondlkc,
lig; Prosser, I6londlke, 14S; s, Falk,
Premos, 14S; BiCkmier, Aurora, 1iS:
EbelipH, on Again. 14s: Richards, The
Club, l47; Noltc. Premos, 146; Boslcy,
Rlondike, Ii6; Knokc, Aurora, 146;
Rcmple, Concordla, 1916; Clator. Concor-
dla, iI5: Dahinden, Klondike, 14j; Day,
National, IA; Fette, Aurora, l44; Cum
i'm, Conoordin, Ia; Wise, Premos, 1A3:
Long, Klondike, 148; Wells, National,
lis: O'Nell, Aurora, 1i2; Evans, Du.
ducsne. 1i2; Hores, on Again, f4t; WaE-
ner, Aurora al: Mcclure. Rlcndlke. III;
Alexander, Premos. 1850: Meyer, Promos,
l3T: Dlsher. Concordia, 1875 Saddlcr,
Duquesne. 1917; BOwlin, National, l3I:
Borland. National. 1877; l.. Wood. Klon-
dixie. 1876: Weltzel. Aurora, 1856: Man
Ming, National, 1856: Merge, Duquesne,
fS4: Day, Kiondike. 1885, SommeHcld,
Duquesne. 1872; Manley, Concordla, lSl;
White, The Club, 100: Davis. The Club,
l27; Bingcll. Duluesne, 1876; Hcbronk,
ConCOrdla, l2G: Hcnnlng, The Club, 1926;
W. Falk. Premoa. 1875; Wilhelm, Du-
Qucshc. 124: Lally. ConcOrdia, 1874: Ham
iIton, Rlondlkc. 12i; thinner on Again,
1873; Kline, Duqucsne, 123; Shellhase,
The club. l2a: Knsc, Duquesne, llo;
prayer OF Again, 115: Reid, on Again,
ii9: Armstrong, of Again, ia; Miller,
Duquesne, III; Plankc, Concordia, 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13

A woman cannot be too careful Of hei
health. Her Happiness 90 maid, wife ana
mother n dependent upon II. Every wn'
man should realize that her general health
defends upon hcf health In woinnnly way,
When woman complains Of being Slug
plah, disay, nervous and dependent TIE
average doctor attributes these Hyttpioiis
10 heart trouble, OF disorders Of tic liver
lie 10 not right once In ten tines
When q woman feels this way SHE IN tiSl'
ally suffering from weakness OF disease Of
the organs distinctly feminine. Dr. Pictco,e
Rayotitr Prescription u the best Ol all
known remedies fof suffering wnincn, II
ncls directly OH tic delicate and important
Organs that bear tic butdcns Of maternity.
II inAken them strong, healthy mud yiEot'
Una Thousands Of women who were weak,
neryouN, fetal and unhappy wlyea ME to-
day happy, healthy helpful and robust as
the result Of the iNr Of this marvellous rem.
nIy. II " ibp discovery uf an eminent aid
skiliful phyeican, d. Il " FLEECE luf
thirty yeats chief consulting physician 10
the inynlids' Hotel aud Surgical Institute,
buffalo ~ Y. Dutlng those years, WITH
the assistance VI q atnlf Of able physicians
he has prescribed Tot many thousands nl
alllng women He will Hlndly without
rliatgc, answer leltptR from suffering w0.
men The "bayDtiip Prescription " " l9r
nale by MI rood hedlclve DEALER ana ilolh'
Ink cltc N "ju1t as good"
qlftf iisa T.. dr falcon n CORPUS christi.
Nuttes Co., Trk whites "Thlt " ~ tell yUu
ihNi have tern ill foftwfnlv0 one yeats aud wli
nnnlly cured W. yDut medicines, OUldtI Mt0,
lfnl Discovery aud linv1flle iirtilpllnn
was completely tatlug lhhmelieiic,'
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OIL CITY-River feet inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy and mild.
wARREN-River feet. Cloudy and
cooler
uREENsBoRo-RiVer Z feet inches
and failing. Weather cloudy and cooler.
Adam Jacobs and Florence Belle down
Monday: James G.. Blaine up.
MORGANTOWN-River Z feet 8
inches and falling. Weather colder
and cloudy. James c. Blaine departed.
BRowNSvILLE-Rlver s feet /
inch and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-River 72 feet and
falling at tho dam. Cloudy and cold.
STEUBENVILLE-River feet Z
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Passed up-KeVstonc State, Ra-
nawha and Ben Hur.
PARKERSBuRG-ohlo river . feet
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WHEEING DAILY INTELLIGENoE MONDAY DECEMBER b 1881

ter's grounds in the Eighth ward The
score was G to 0. a larae crowd Wit
messed the contest which was stubborn
ly fought The first half ended O-O,with
the ball chiefly in Ritehle's territory,
but In the second half Prosser was
pushed over for Madison, and Klnche-
loe kicked the goal. The Madisons have
tied the Y NJ. c. A, and defeated It 60.
defeated the Ritehes twice, and tied
with Aetnaville juniors Some OF the
eieyen give promise Of being IN Wheel
lngs first eleven next yeaH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13

At meeting OF the West
Virginia University foot ball players,
Saturday, Lewis A. Yeager was elected
captain of the University team for next
season. The selection Is popular one
with the students. Yeager entered the
university three years ago from Poca-
hontas county, and was very green raw
material in the foot ball business, but
he Is now ranked us the star full back
In this stnte.
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MARTTN's FERRY BRIEFS.

The contracts for the brlcl; building 20
be erected by John Desch on the corner
of Main street and AYOndale avenue,
were to have been let on Saturday night
but were not, as all OF the bids for the
work. not including the foundation and
plumbing, exceeded $4,000, and one
strange feature about the bidding Is the
fact that there was not difference In
the four bids Of $50.
Or. Wilbur l.. Wilson, OF Cuyahoga
Falls, win deliver an illustrated lecture
at the NJ. II. church next Thursday
evening on Cramps Through Switzer-
land" Rev Morton spoke very highly
of tt yesterday.
Myrtle Miller, daughter OF Will A. Mil
Ter, manager OF the Opera House, who
made such great hit ut the town clock
benefit. will do speclnlties for Wcbb's
Comedians here every night this week.
The cribs Club will meet at the home
OF Miss Ella Nichols, on Park street, on
Friday evening and will discuss tue
question, Resolved, THAT card playing
is a lesser evil than dancing"
The trial OF Robert Richardson,
charged with pretending TO be pension
agent and unldwfully collecting money
will take place at Columbus on Thurs
| day.
Brick for the additions for the Laugh
lin mills and the Crystal glass works
are being furnished by the Belmont
brick works.
A number of Martins Ferry knights
of Pythlas attended the funeral Of John
Mason at Wheeling yesterday AFTER
noon.
John r. Goodhue. representing the
Robert Clarke Company, Of Cincinnati,
Is visiting his father, John Goodhue.
Miss Willetta Hoylc. of West Palatlne,
ILL.,, who has been visiting relatives
hereabouts, will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs George Craven, Of oil
lopyale, were the guests OF Martins
Ferry friends yesterday
A handsome sum was realized at the
supper given by the G. A. II. on Friday
and Saturday nights.
George Mcftim Is home from Tenncs-
see where he il engaged In the manu-
facture of slaves.
4Miiifc the QHadroen" will be played
on New Years night by St. Mary's Lit
erary society.
Ernest @. Smith has been appointed
guardian for VIM. Cooper, with BOND
OF SlO,S4O.
A congregational meeting will lie held
at the U. p. church on Wednesday even
ing.
The Glee Club will be entertained by
Ernest G. Smith tomorrow evening
A number OF improvements are being
made at Wilson Bros. laundry
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin, OF Mounds
VILE, were here over Sunday.
The ForesteFs received three new
members on Saturday night.
Edward Arbaugh will be home on
Saturday from Baltimore.
Grant Henderson was down from
Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Hilton are the
parents Of a boy baby.
The public schools will close next Fri
day for the holidays
MIR and Mrs John Rice spent Sunday
at Mlngo Junction.
Mrs NJ. ]. westlake spent Sunday at
Mingo Junction,
j. o. Perry was at Tlltonvllle yestcr-
day
X. A. Iindamuth's child Is recovering
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13
THAT MINERAL WATER.

Frank link, who IL interested In the
Cambridge. o., chair works, at which
valuable mineral water was found at Il
depth Of $40 feet while boring for water
for the boilers. snys 1t is doing wonders
for many people Prof. Edward Olton,
the state geologist made an analysis OF
the water and says he considers 1t very
pure free from all organic ingredients
and It belongs TO the alkaline carbona-
ted class, Of which Saratoga water Is
the type. The claim Is made that II Is
superlOr 10 the Cambrldgeboro Nater.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-13

The crowd at the MINISTRIES on satur-
day night was not as large as on Friday
night, but the last entertainment was
the best Of the two, The MINISTRIES de-
served a larger patronage both nights
and the cause should have drawn large
houses, There was some objection To
tho price and some persons opposed the
MINISTRIES because they We're given by
girls. The proceeds viii not be as large
as expected. The exact amount IL not
yet known. The cake walk on Saturday
night was won by couple No, y Miss
Clara Sheets and Miss Carrie Hobbs,
The winners on Friday night were Mrs.
Alex. DIXON and Miss Minnie Cox.
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NAR11N,s rERaY.
Hap, and nIi,haps IL the Thriving CT,
AcrAss the River.

A committee OF the city council met on
Saturday night and decided that In
granting right Of way 10 the Wheeling
g Lake Erie railroad for the extension
nom the hast furnace to the Aetna
Standard mills, the company viii be re-
quired 10 put In a switch az the power
house, have overhead crossings at Han
over, Walnut and Clay streets, which
must be planked TO furnish not less
than thlrty-foot street from the point
where the road crosses the Cleveland,
Lorain Is Wheeling on First street, and
to pave this street from this point down
10 the intersection OF Second street, and
TO plank all street crossings, the time OF
construction to be limited 10 one year.
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Tile RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, a. M
piitsbtirgh, .KANAWHA, O a. m,
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, n. m
Cincinnati VIRGINIA, a. IN.
GAINESVILLE. -. LORENA, q. M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, p. m.
Slstergvllle. RUTH, $3.50 y. m
Clarington.. :. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenYile. ~ NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 y m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, S q. M
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, Il. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, II a, m.
Matumoras.. LEXINGTON, ii u. m.
Sistursvife.. RUTH, $3.50 p. ri.
Darlington, e, LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Steubenville. n, NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p, IN.