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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31
30 Yeare 81 curea,
JOIN ?. cANpsEr1 DEAD.
A We'll Known san MAJ niss Amer a
short Illness.

a We'll Known sun Man DIES Amer q
short illness.
John p. Campbell, a well known mill
man and one OF wheeliRG's most re-
spected citizens. died yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock at ihla home. s1St
Market street. ne was In his flfty=tnird
year. HIS death was rather sudden, he
being to ali appearances wen on Friday
Last, when be had q tooth pulled. but
following this operation gangrene set in,
which In turn was succeeded by blood
poisoning, All that medical skin could
device was doue to check the dlasolu-
tlon OF the blood and turn e Into us
proper channels, but mortal AID was UNI
available, and he Huccumbed a. the
hour mentioned.
Nh. Campbell had been In the iron
business for many years ana q vide car
"a % friends was grIeyed TO learn OF his
demise. At the family residences last
night there were many representative
citiRenl who called 10 extend their sSEn-
pathy TO the befeaHed wife and family.
The ARRANGEMENTS have not been COM
pIeted, but the funeral, which viii pro
hahly occur on Friday, Will DO Largely
attended. ~
The deceased was born In the county
Of L0nFtord, ireland, october 2, 1874.
When ne was about six years Of are he
Ramo 10 America with his parents, COM
ing direct to wheeling. and has since
lived IN this city. After he received his
education. he went TO work in the Top
mill and later worked at the whitaker
iron works. By occupation he was a
roller, and very proficient. For tho last
tWenty.threS yeRfS he has been mana
YER OF the rolling department OF the
Belmont mill OF the wheeling Iron and
Steel Company. He was a faithful and
conscientious empl0ye, and by his
steady habits had RmasSed a compes
tence. Genla;lty and good nature we're
Characteristic OF him, and he was vel
liked By all classes Of citizens, Burial
services win be hea at 81. JOseph's ca
thedral, Of which Congregation he was
member.
Surviving him are his widow, and five
children; Mrs. W. Il. Harrison. Of
Brunswick, Ga, Mamie. Archie, James,
and GenevIeve. The eldest Of his chtl.
dren, Mrs. w. H. Harrison. 10 expected
to arrive home In time for the funeral.
Sheriff Campbell Richards iB q nephew
OF the deceased. Mr. CAmpbell's broth.
er, James Campbell formerly Of Wheel
ing, Is a ST. Louis millionaire. ~
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PgcullAR CHARGE

WillIam Davis Arrssisd for Cutting
Down TtIspIions'WItsd.
Constable John Anderson yesterday
arrested William Davis. Of Trladelphla,
on warrant sworn out by the Natural
Gas Company Of West Virginia, before
Squire Fitzpatrick, charging Davis with
stealing the telephone wire Of the cons
panS. Nearly two miles Of the cortpa-
ny's private line near Triadelphla was
cut down and stolen last Saturday. The
loss Of the copper wire Is about $50, and
the damage considerable. Davis was
given a preliminary hearing before
Squire Fitzpatrick last night. and was
committed 10 jail in default Of bond for
another hearing on April 1, when II ID
expected more witnesses will be eXafns
ined. There are others supposed to be
implicated with Davis, and Constable
Anderson went out In the country last
night 10 arrest them.
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PIIIlHARM0NIC.


bihilnE ceAttFi ora Viifpeeslltnisshs
san-A Large and Representative AuIi.
rllto tearlsteisi,t,
Gaaticysnlng The philharmonic GUAR
Itet gave The closing concert of The first
trasol, and a REPRESENTATIVE audience
heard an exceptionally line programme
txcellenlly interpreted.
Az dvo numbers were enthusiastically
tecqlyed, hut only two were given again.
Professor BlunienberE merely faclii0W-
iledged tho hearty applause which greet-
p his violin solo. and the Haydn and
Beethoven uuarlettea were continued
from one movement to the next without
any repeltlons.
The hrSt periea OF concerts now being
ended Il may not DO amiBS 10 say that
the pride of htusleal Wheeling can be
upheld only in the continuance OF these
Philharmonic concerts. The musicians
composing the quartette are 70 be con-
lgrptulated on the advancement along
lQll lines, Though several new features
qre under advlBement, tho second sea-
son should begin Il the regular time.
two weeks hence. With the ensemble
settled as u now is, Professor schoekey
~ director, the onward march toigre1t-
or music will continue and in time the
name, Philharmonic Quartet OF Wheel-
Ing. viii be much more than Idle
sound
Members and others wishing 10 sub
scribe for a second season viii notify
tho secretary or sign one OF the SUBJ
scrlption lists to be found at the music
gtoreB. The membership ID open 70 all
II % proposed to conduct the concerts
upon the present plan, except that q
more accessible hail win be chosen.
Most OF the numbers win be string
mualc. but vocallsls win occasionally
be engaged. II concerts by outside at
fractions are given under the auspices
OF the club, the subscribers will be given
all practicable advantages In securing
tickets. Double tickets for sixteen con.
ceftg VIII cost eight dollars, one-half Of
which will not be payable until Decem-
Der first
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31
NAPT1RIs JERRY.
Han, and aElshaps Ia the Thriving city
AoraSa the River.

Han, and aElShaps Ia the Thriving city
Across the River.
ycsierday morning Mrs. q. c. sedg-
wick swallowed sulphate Of SinS; ui ~.
ing It was phosphate OF SODA Inc !, mus =
take was soon discovered ana u: NJ ~ y y
sedgwlck, her husband, and DE ". r.
Heryey administered the proper anti
ilotes and she Ii getting along niSely'
Tho error might have proven tataL
ellis Lash and Charles Downey have
been elected delegates to represent the
Alert Hose Company at the Flremen 3
fonrnamnt at Coshocton In May; The
SIternntes are A. g. Shaver ana Charles
Rothermund.
"LJncle" Jacob Watson, who is an in-
mate OF the soldiers home al Dayton,
IL Visiting relatives IN MARITIME Ferry.
He win return on Friday. Mt. Watson
looks well.
Misses Leila and Emily Hoge enter.
tanned the Rlee club at their home on
North Fourth street last night
Charles Helllng. ST.. and his daughter,
Annie Marie, returned TO Ellwood, Pa
yesterday
George Leseur Is entertaining his
brother, C, c, Leseur, Of Betpre.
Mrs. A, Therlooker will visit her old
home In Germany this spring.
Samuel Tnylor's little daughter is
dangerously III.
Miss BESSIE griffith continues to I'M
prove,
Mrs. CHARLES W. KuckuOE is seriously
III,
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;rbsv DO not weaken by their action.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet elEhte
lenths and falling ct the dam. Clear and
pleasant.
PARKERSBUG-The Ohio river is IA
feet ana falling. The Valley Belle pass
cd down at noon. The Ben Hur depart
ed at 8 pm. The Keystone State down
at 8 pm. Raymond Homer down with
coal At sam. The B0az passed up with
GREENsBoRo-Rlver feet . inches
and falling. Clearm and warm. The
James q. Blaine II due up and down on
Wednesday.
wARREN--Rlver feet Clear and
and pleasant.
MOUNTAINEERING feet and
falling. Clear; mercury 7g
OIL CIJ'Y-RIVer 2 feet 10 inches and
falling. Gear ana pleasant.
STEUBENvlLIili--lllver II feet 2
inches and falling Clear ana cool.
Passed down-ATom Reese No. g.
Kanawha. Passed up-The Princess
and Hudson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

Louis Wesley, well aud favorably re-
membered for his clever work in the
Gsrrick Theatre Burlesque. Thirdly"
last season. Is playing his original part
road Ticket" with Frceman's Fun
Makers. Wesley Is an originator and
producer, and Is always introducing
new business In the parts assigned him.
He Il an ambitious worker and full Of
bright ideas "a Railroad Ticket" Will
be seen at the Grand. the last half OF
tilis week. Marie Stuart. the handsome
and talented singer. II playing "Nera, "
the French maid. Miss Stuart created
this part IN the Initial production OF
this successful comedy, since which Time
she has appeared IN all the leading rnu.
sic halls In Europe and America, In.
Producing her original BpAcioities which
have made her famous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

GOnSumpItOu - no
reSpecter Of persons. The germs OF this
uioSt dreadful Of diseases float In the air
We breathe, in tie water we drink, IN the
money we handle. Perfectly harmless
IN 4 healthy body, they are absolutely
deadly wherever weakness exists. The
iunYS are the most sensitive Of al the
Vial organs. The delicate lining Of the
lung cells and passages Is easily irritated.
II he blood Is impure and germful the
lung lining soon becomes inhamed. I'm
pure matter accimulates, If consump-
don germ il in the body 1t lodges there
aud ptopagates. Soon the entire body
q full Of bacilli and consumption has
firm hold.
Many doctors say that consumption IS
ineura6ie and necessarily fatal. lhs1
an mistaken. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med.
icai Discovery will cure e8 per cent. Of
an cases Of consumption, If taken prompt.
ly according to directions. It has cured
thousands. It Is quickly absorbed BY the
blood aud searches out every disease
germ ID the body. It assists nature to
throw OF germs and all effete matter and
restores the body to perfect health and
strength.
when the bowels are eloRged they unload theft
Impurities into the blood which IN turn deposits
ihffa Throughout the entire system. The victim
or It's condition Eu6erG from headaches, blurred
vision, heartburn, sour stomach, foul 9S!e n
the Tnouth, nAtrlenee and 6ili0uSneES, Doctef
Pieree'S Pleasant Pellets promptly cure eonlti'
pation and these attendant iilS, one y genue
iGxaiiye. They never grippe. pruEEtsl sell
them. Substitutes are dAugefoua
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAY,S DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. ...KEYSTONE STATE, s q. m.
pittsburgh. BEN HuR, y. m.
PaFkerAburE .ARGAED, II a. m.
MAtamorns.. .LIs&INGTON, II a. m.
SlBteFBVille.. RUTH, $50 y. m.
ClnFlngtO LEROY. $50 p. m,
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, midnight.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwIA, Gao a. m.
Pittsburgh. Ben Hur, 4 p. m.
slaterHyllle.. RUTH, S;So p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 3:O p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. II, K, BEDFORD, 6;5O 4. M
Cincinnati. ..HUDsON, 5 a. m.
PRrkerRburE. ARGAND, II a. m.
MatAmorHs. LEXINGTON, II a. m,
SlstersVille.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
ClRrington.. LEROY, $50 y. m.
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TIE iss7 STATE PAIR
Meeting OF HE hoard orDIrsetOrS-sp Special
Attractions.

Melting OGths Board 0fDlreetOra-spIelal
Attractions.
Alta meeting OF the board OF directors
Of the West Virginia State Fair Associ-
alton 1T was decided to engage as n
special attraction Prince X. o'Kobe's
Royal Japanese troupe, and to engage
n balloon artist.
The board also fixed the schedule for
this season for the use OF the state fair
grounds II iB az follows; Season driV-
ing tickets. t5i single drive. 25 cents; BIZ
cycle season tickets, 81; chlld's ticket,
81; or ten cents for single bicycle ride.
stall rent, for training horses, 81 per
month.
The grounds and race courae are TO be
put In first class condition and will DO
open 10 the public IN Aprll-i6f-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

AIIsorts Of Local NSWS AnI GOsslp From
the Glass CITY.
The annual exhibit OF the receipts and
expenditures OF the city was made yes.
terdRy. Indicating the GRme healthtul
condition OF affaiEs that has been
shown IN this city Tor several years
pRst. The bonded Indebtedness % grow.
INK less at che ratio of 5000 TO $1,000
per year and the tax levy 10 the low.
est IN the history Of the city, while all
OF the various funds have money
enough 20 meet all legitimate demands
upon them, as shown BY the following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

vmptoms-MoluturO; intense itching
and Stinging; most at night worse by
scratching. II allowed p continue tumors
Gaming very sore. SWAYEE'S ONT
NEWS Etopa tho itching and bleeding,
heals liberation, and In most cases re.
moves the tumorS. A. arlgglstg or by
phiIndniDhin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

MANY cases OF "urippn. have lately
been cured by On0 Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially
RLnpted to the cure Of this disease. Il
agt6 quickly, thus preventing serious
complications and bad effarth iri Whiuh
fhlg disease often leayea the patient, G.
Il, Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie & Co.. BrldEepoFtj PAA.
body X Son, BenWood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31
Flity Years Ago.

ThiiiSthe nay Il Nai bepud 70 ieok
whea Etandiithef had Ms ''rleler tesiE.s
TheSe were The shadows cast beiere
The eoniiug o. ceniufer pbgpefre
Aad his ant; IKE Z girl 10 . Plnaiete
Some day 70 bioen to EoddsiS flit.
Mea sert6lniy were not % black, We knew
A5thsy pictured then, 50 yslfs az.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31
GENERAL NOTICES.

Nor1oE.
The State Board OF Health will meet IL
Charleston April %. q, and q proxiHio.
for the examination Of applicants for the
boards certificate TO practice In the state
ND. BAKER, NJ D.,
mrlI Secretary State Board Of Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

IT Is surprising what "wee bit OF a
thing can accomplish. Sick headache.
constipation. dyspepsia. sour stomach,
dizziness, are quickly banlBhed BY De-
WHY'S Little Early RIsers. Small pill.
safe pill. Best pill. G. r. Goethe. corr
ner Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
& Co. Bridgeport; Peabody y Son,
nantyooIl
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. Sports
BASE BALL.


PresIdsnt power. OF the Interstate
I,,aeue. ls much interested in the state
ment Of Presldent Hart OF Chicago,
INT IN case the cleveland club was
transferred 10 Indianapolis, the present
IpaianSpoiia team would 50 % ettAar
Cleveland or Toledo. The lastshamed
clty Il one OF tho Interstate League
Giles, and 1t Ii rather rough for itS
territory % be selsad. especially alnee
he Intsr-ikdte League only ldst week
naid 500 for protection,
THAT'S rather raw said President
rover, yesterday. "hut Euppose that
according to base ball law we cannot
preyent The league fsom breaking our
circuit " they desire. We haNGs thlng9
m IN shape for q btlrt aud hdpa NO efls
cUoachment viii be made 10 Toledo,
EVEN lt the move isn't made, HartB
faIk win iniuFa US, because Toledo Poe
irons mar become impressed with the
idea that their city - de9eFVlng o. =
sirongSr team than one 10 she. Inter
SAFE. / am going TO Wrlta II, Hart
and ask him about his remarSB. The
ToiedO club could leave our league Hol-
unfairly, but they are not anxious 10 40
~
"Bufalo, 10 my mind, would BE- q bets
ter town 10 send the Cleveland team.
II e largeF and buster than 1ndhnapo :
II0 II cost the league $4,000 70 GET
ieague club out Of Indianapolis ~ 1Ssl.
ar. Brush was given that sum TOT ms
players aud franchise,
AZ exclusively predicted In yeater.
days Iutelligencer, the Nom 9sEs q ~
wheeling base ball team nave peeu Of
deTed TO report here for pteelsS On
Wednesday. April {. Last night letters
we've Seni "a the plaYera by Manager
Coyle. GiyinE thum their instructions
and railroad fares. The tiESel game VIII
~ wifi fhe Cleveland National League
team on Saturday. April 10, and others
VIII follow, consuming most OF the time
until the opening Of the Interstate sea-
SON on Tuesday, April q.
LACK" GlaSscock and Manager Coyle
were hard at work over on the Island
s.rbunliH Yesterday afternoon 9las1-
cock says he mover felt more NE . two
year.old than he dose now Coyle Il
rounding into ahRpe nicely and viii be
able 10 pitch great bali right ct the OPP
enlnE Of The GeaSon. =
seeretary Harrington. Of th6 Wheel
iuE1, win arrive In town this evening
from Sharon with his family. and viii
move into the club house on South HUI
ron street, where the PllyersSethe team
VIII be boarded.
Mike Hobrecht, Of this city, left last
night TO ioln the Dallas team OF the
Texas league. with which no has GiGned
to play IN the cutield.
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MISS fS s"sSS as sSa Sai9 do: z p
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The marks at 8 p. m. showed Ii feet 8
Inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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YOU can trust our plano movers tc
move your plano safely.
+. W. BANNER co.
1910 Market street.
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BOWLING.

Last nights games In theSSuth side
Rowling League resulted az Tollows:
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sceFetary Harrington. Of th6 Whecl-
iueB, win arrive In town this evening
from Sharon with his family, and will
move into the club house on South HUI
ron street. where the PllyersStGthe team
VIII be boarded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-31

Mike Hobrecht, OF this city, left last
night TO ioln the Dallas team Of the
Texas league. with which no has signed
10 plQy IN the Oatfeld.
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Flt4 ana bIIlcheH@

BmpIre-C. Mann; sCOreEg- Web9ter
and Nolte. 90
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-20

than one manager Of National League
teams. .A
Beulow holds very few foul tips when
playing up. lie would help his pitcher
outa great deal IL he would pinch this line
OF strikes.
This has been disastrous year for the
Mullen family. Fall River, Taunton and
Pawtucket had pitchers OF that name and
all have been released.
Manager Irwin has made arrangements
by which CASTOR will remain with Taun
ton. He Is still under contract with the
Torontos OF the Eastern League.
Mike Kelley, the gentlemanly and
sprightly first baseman of the Newports
has been doing very little hitting up to
date. He struck his gait yesterday, hitting
for three doubles.
The longest game of the season was
played at Hartford Tuesday, between Hart
ford and Lancaster. The score stood B and
at the end of the ninth inning. In the
eleventh each side made two runs, In the
twelfth one each, and Lancaster made the
winning run In the fourteenth.
The Providence Grays have finished their
first home series and they left on the New
York boat last night for Scranton, where
they will play three games. Then they
will play three at Wilkesbarre and two at
Springfield, after which they will return
to play the Springfield series at Adelaide
Park at the close of the month.
While there can be no possible excuse
for such an idiotic action as that of Klobe-
danz in affixing his name to Boston con-
tract for the ridiculously small sum of
s12O0 for the season, there is still nothing
manly or fair in the action of the Boston
management in offering him such beg
carly stipend considering the work he has
done, and Is capable of doing II properly
encouraged. River Globe.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-20
SULTAN LESS ExAcr,Mo.
He Informs an Ambassador That Turkey,
Demands Will Be Modified.

Constantinople. May 2O-The follow
Ing official statement was published last
evening. After briefly reciting the
Turkish side of the war. up TO the bat
tie of Domokos. II says
The car sent the sultan n special
telegram, expressing his sincere sem
timent and confirming the pacific views
OF the powers, and appreciating the sue
cess of the imperial troops. The can
ture OF Domokos forming the natural
limit OF the defensive operations. and the
government being desirous of giving
fresh proof of its pacific intention, the
cabinet decided, and it's decision was
confirmed by an trade, to cease hostil-
lies upon conditions to be arranged by
the respective commanders. The con-
ditions OF peace. following the armistice.
VIII secure the future rights and digni-
ties OF the imperial government. the
frontiers of Turkey, and the preservation
of general peace"
The sultan has stated to Baron De Cal
ice. the Austro- Hungarian ambassador.
that he Is willing to modify the terms OF
peace, which were formulated under the
pressure of irritation at fresh Greek at
tacks In Epirus.
An imperial Trade. just issued, orders
the immediate dispatch OF commission.
Including the German engineer of the
Anatolian railway, to inspect the rail
way in Thessaly, to repair II and to
draw plans for its junction with the
Turkish line to Monastier. This indii-
Gates an intention to transfer the line to
the Deutch Bank syndicate.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-20
The Social Favorites Converted
Ills Curves Into Doubles and
Screeching Singles
WON THE GAME THENAND THERE
New Bedford Gains at the Expense Of Fall
RNer--Taunton Won at Brocktou-Prov.
iSenee Concludes Its Pirst Home
Series-Baseball Notes.

Mickey Finn's social favorites from
Newport were entertained by the Paw
tucket team on the Dexter street grounds
yesterday afternoon. 1t was most pleas
ing tete-a-tete up to the eighth inning,
when Mr.Wilder, who was doing the serv-
ing for the Pawtuckets, did his sky rocket
act. When the display was over and an
inventory taken it was found that the
visitors had scored five runs and thus
placed victory out of the reach OF Capt.
Stouch's team. One by one the summer
girls made dainty impressions on the home
plato rubber in the eighth inning. 1t was
heartrending to witness the easy manner
in which the supposed winning lead Of
the Maroons was cut down. They slammed
Wilder's benders with vengeance. Kel-
ley, the first man up In the eighth, hit for
two bases and Pickett converted an in
curve into scorching single to right field.
After Coughlin had retired Stephenson,
Crisham followed with a two -bagger, Bean
with single, and Dinsmore leaned up
against fast one for two bags, all OF
which resulted In five runs being scored.
Still the crowd had hope. In their hall
of the eighth the Maroons made an effort
to get few runs around the circuit, but
Mr.. Gallagher, who was on the rubber foi
the visitors, was pitching too effectively
and nothing came of the well-laid plan.
The Pawtuckets could not score In the
ninth. Mr.. Gallagher pitched good bal
all the time and the victory scored was in 9
considerable degree was due to his steady
effective work. He was in the game to
win and towards the close Of the game was
even more effective than at the start.
No errors were made by the Pawtuckets
and but two were charged up to the New.
ports. The infield Of both sides played
snappy and fast ball, while several pretty
catches were recorded In the outfield. The
score: