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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
AMERICANs are thn mnet lnvently

AMERICANS are tho most inventive
people on earth. To them have been IS
sued nearly 100000 patents, or more
than ne-tliIrd of oil the patents Issued
in the world. no discovery OF modern
years has been OF greater benefit 10
mankind than ChambcrlRin's Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy, or has
done more "a relieve pain and suffering.
J. W. Waugh, of Oakton. KY. says: II
have used ChHmberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DlarrhocR Remedy In my family
for several years, and find It TO he the
best medicine ever used for cramps In
the stomach and bowels. For sale by
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

TWO years ago II. ]. Warren, drug
gist at Pleasant Brook. N. Y. bought a
small supply Of ChambcrlHln's Cough
Remedy. lie sums up the result as fol-
lows: AT that time the hoods were uns
known In this section: to-day Cham
berlnln'A Cough Remedy Is household
word" II Is the snme In hundreds of
cOmmunitleA. Wherever the good quail
tiles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people viii have
nothing else. For sale by druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Corresponllngly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets Will be valid for ten days and
good for trip from Washington to Bal.
timore and return At any time during
the time limit.
For particulars, call OH or address
nearest Baltimore & Ohio agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
MUSICIAN WHEELING.
sFts ana Doips q Week e
&c local AInsleal Colony
IHE PHILHARMONIC QUARTET

~ tahasnes Il lInsioai vh,sllas TAat
shsald y ctnsgaliy Appreciated.
isslr. shoel BilraonberE, q a, AIs
A4ii,6 q Whomths oomAapl.y shoSla
psoRd-Eysnts oeths week 9 Gems.
ms Aflanson's conesrt Serths Hydro,
Ehobla slrpse',.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
TAKES A JUMP
TUE DEESTRICE sKULE SUCCESS

Nslto1 ths Rnnd ne llandseme snu. %
sisi. Awarding Il . eist-Aaothsr q
ths Iiydrorhobia suspsstswlli b seat
% ths Pastsur institute ESr TFsAtmsn'.
THIS AFisrhoen's Conesrt by ths WO-
nlan's lIasipal cIuh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

OF humanity.
All Musical Wheeling has been In
terested In this same cause. through
the energy OF the Wheeling Symphony
Orchestra. DR. John Mcclure. manager.
and the elimination OF this interest
comes on next Tuesday evening, when
In the Grand Opera House the pros
grammG printed elsewhere will be rem
dered. The Grand Opera House will DO
taxed to It's utmost capaaltY. 3D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Personal subscriptions 20 the Intelll-
gCnceF's laydrophobIa relief fund were
not In evidence yesterday. but the fund
took tho largest stride yet taken. for
Mrs. John B. Garden, treasurer Of '.The
Deestricls Skule" entertainment, that
was given ct the United Presbyterian
church Thursday evening, under the
auspices Of the Kings Daughters OF
that church. handed in at the 1ntelll-
geneer counting rooms a check for tlSi,
the proceeds OF the performance.
This is a very nne showing, and the
Tnteiligencer takes this occasion to
extend thanks % airs. Garden, the
Kings Daughters and the ladies and
gentlemen who contributed TO the sue
cess OF their novel and amusing enter
tAinment. They entered into the e., under .sr,
taking With enthusiasm and did not
lag an instant. Their committees were
especially active in placing tickets, ana
to them was due the excellent financial
showing that has been made.
ssThe DeestrteS SiLula" donation
brings the relief fund up 10 SAs4,enOugh
10 send on another OF the suspects to
the New York P1steur Institute. Tor
treatment. A consultation was held
with Health ofiiccr Jepson last night.
and It was decided that Albert spetdel,
OF the South Side, should be given the
opportunity TO 80 this afternoon. II Is
understood. however, that he Is not
particularly anxious to take the treat
nent. He will be seen to-day and an
EFFORT made to have him so. but u no
declines 10 take advantage OF the char
ItY OF the Wheeling public. It has been
decided to GeHd on young kenney' WHO
Il anxious to take the treatment H
Speldcl goes, Kenney Will be the thru
man 20 20.
Yesterday afternoon the following let
ter vas received from Or. Labadie, inc
physician in charge at the Pasteur IN.
stitute. New York II Will be seen that
Harry E'rcese has arrived and - now
lslCina ne fifteeu days treatment. Un-
der the circumstances. not knowing TO
what figures the fund would reach. y
ID not practicable To follow the doctors
suggestion and send on all the suspects
at once, The letter:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

o. e F.. L IL 81
IsoM SATURDAY. no SATURDAY.
Thls (sdturday) afternoon, ! O'Clock
ioIlt c1neeFt. Womaa's Musical Club
N 81 y, w Temple. at
oletR Ron odd Fellows, Han.
dny eIenihg, 8 O'clock Qnetlt Con-
cfFl~(1ElHd OpaFl House.
Ihnfldly afternoon. S;l9 o'eioek-IHe-
d Choral Club Choir Room, st Alat-
.lhelg,g church,
Asthosun eoloFa tho dover. % art colOFs
The pictures below represent the.
.sslpnEW CbecaulO mascullnS) part %
Musical wheeling. and therefore tlsed
ne beginning Of q setieS oe promi-
lnsnt Wheeling muSiclRns Each Of The
efonp inaiyidually Glands alone and Ct
az head Of his class. Professor schcelS-
WHO Eraduated fruru the Royal Con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

FOR rheumatism and neuralgia use
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain. II Is an infalltble cure.
26 Centg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

WE can show you moro Paper than
any two Ftores in the state at 90 Twelfth
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

FIFTY THOUSAND Rolls White
Back Paper. not White Wash Back. for
cents, at 20 Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

~ . lhlplleoi from
CIV iSIlNs oiieana (li
Monde an IA 3 I'm I9ft6, 80. 4 (Q,
hldtColn ca 1es Xxx 4e NV %.
a1O1f tsst ~ Q ~ No. 9 (.1i Qls .
Cau6riOtt NO, 70
lsisEssss IA i III %.
qlatlltt, Ne 3 ~.
s aSrIsl. NJ. i i - D. q.
6GSftStE No q On
HoNhia. IN a major Gaia 'EuEcAl ltl'
Pntho "a henhatimmtiilg ~. ~
p, ieSast. op. Il. No. / o.. tlN,
POM Salon Quartet, on. 3. tarr.l, ~, (bi'
RGbar- HePeclse 90, (!sl. 49, u, a.
Saba hill-llreaIIlg %, lls
tChngldlrs 3qnd ullefa yiyls
seliaheFt EFIsIStnF lOiA a..
fhomh5 1GVotte ffoui EntTactc Mlgnons
Tbons if inpls .Aveu %. 10.
NWoheT- Ro1d9 (vlvAtel. %; y,
Weis5-P ptpQhEri, from Aerolds Aam-
pa ~.
XtttsrhaFt Barcarole On,
mo average WheelInglte e studying
up classical music, with View e. CONF
pretending tho next sericS more fully
The organ recital, which was auE-
FeSted Ia thIs column last week, 70 be
given Is benefit for the mad DOG Nles
Tins on the following Thursday, could
moi nRtariSliBe. 'FThe barrel iG z ooth'
I'M. rs the slaves around the void.
''Lst Us hope When5the fottn la9 gone 70
n pres, tu
Ana DO serial columns stand
IA their ptoGd array on the big broad
OF thS Book q Lie. No may chance 70
our Inward from Tho Masters hand"
Tho Woman'a MuSlcal Club, however,
took up the idea, prepared an exception
ally good programme. ana to-uaY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

WoTih 5Gc, IoT SOC, Al L. :. iiO0D 4 CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
NEW YORK, March 81, lsgI
a. s.rhn InteIlIRencar'' Wheel.


City Editor, "The IntelllgeneeF" Wheels
ing, w. Va.
DEAR sIR:-The patient. Mr.. Harry H.
Freese. OF your city, bearing letter OF IN
tFoductlon from you, has arrived ct TINS
institution for treatment, which we beg 70
advise you has already boon comm enSel.
nnfierltS, and will state that It would haVo
bseF EnorS advisable had they been all sent
together without further delay.
YOurR very truly,
THE NEW YORK PAsTEUR INsTI-
!. I. IABADTE, Physician in Charge.
This AFTERNOON in the A. o. U. W.
temple, the Wouan's Musical Club. one
Of WheelinE's foremost musical organ
fEntIOns, will give one OF It's always en-
joyable concerts, the proceeds Of whica
win be for the benetit Of the relief fiin''.
Persons desiring to enjoy three hours
Of high grade music and contribute 20
noble charity should attend THIS con-
cert. Tho concert begins at O'Clock.
The concert OF next Tuesday evening
at the Grand, for the relief fund. which
IA TO he given under the auspices Of the
wheeling amateur orchestra, promises
to be the occasion OF large audience:
THE committee in charge has prcpaFeu
It's programme, which Is as follows:
Opera House Orchestra.
Iscona ...,...............s.... Estudi1ntina
Ladies' Quartet e-NIrF Flora Williams.
Misses Nellie EgerteF, Bertha Schultz
TheEcsn Phillips.
Selection :...,..,:...:'''''''''''''
Charles Zulaut.
Froehlich ' IsS
PhiiihsrinCnis 0gartettc. ~,
Wn1inrH NuhIlOG tkACN
II. c. Darrah.
GOUnOd ,,..........ss..s..ssssssss
.,...,Wiih Mower Strings Ny Mandolin
Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer.
Schumnnn ............. The Two iFenAuleFS
II. W. Hughes,
INTERM1ss1oN.
DeKOYen. 80. .(alThe L.eG9ul OF tho Chimes
.(b) Thinkers Chorus.
Boys Choral Club.
Chopin, ........tN) Nocturno Opus !! NO. :
..,,,....Cb) IolOnnisc, Opus 6
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway;
Frank W. Nesbltt.
Rodney ,,,...,......T Tho ClanE OF the Forge
II. &. Sweeney.
ReiE ...,.,..,.,..........T' rI0-Thn Cavalier
Mrs. Flora Williams. McSars. Day and
Zulnuf.
Selection ......,... Opera House Orchestra
sparrlnE Exhibition.
Prof. Hugh Whytc and sparrIng partner.
The Kings Daughters Of the United
Presbyterian church desire to give this
expression Of thanks 10 all who 40 kind
- and willingly assisted them In maxi
Ing their concert Of Thursday night the
great success that II wRB from every
point OF view.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

GervatoTy at Stuttgart. Is nov director
aud flrst violin uE the Philharmonic
Quarter. director OF the Arioa and Mo-
art Singing Societies, and OrEanlst Of
tive born Citizen. Musical Wheeling
t1ltGs spH the hat to sim as IFS most
valuable muSIclatl. with many a
y cary step AMI many q gronn up the
high hlll, he heaYes huge round
stone"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Tho Woman'a MuSlcal Club, however,
took IN the idea, prepared an exception
ally good programme ana ruaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Professor Edward Nuremberg, solo
Yinllniss during the first season Of the
philharmonic Quartet. ID also viollSt
ue the Quartet. as wen as arrange: Of
music for the organization. He was
born IN Martins Ferry. Ohio. and stu-
died with Professor Echockey: then he
went abroad. where he was a pupil OF
Ic1ehlu. Since his return, both
wheeling and Martins Ferry lay claim
% him, musically.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

1Ir. Fred Meyer. VIolLacellIs. Of the
Philharmonic Quartet. and the Opera
Hotise orcheStEa, stands alone with his
lore, ail the more honor Is due htIzI,
Born here and seli!Gducated, n1uBically.
His aeconplis and his recent good
work and advancement aro especially
trustworthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Total.......... ....................... SEA
The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-01

An ACT 10 amend Section twenty nine of
Chapter tventy.four OF the Revised Statutes.
as amended By Chapter thirty-one OF the pub
lie Laws Of eighteen hundred and eighty
SEWN, relating to tho support Of PauperS In
unineorporated places.
SECr. ]. nection twenty -uine OF chapter
twenty-four of tho revised statutes, rs amended
by chapter thirty.ono of the pubic laws OF
eighteen hundred aud eighty -seTcn, is hereby
further amended by adding thereto the follow.
Ing words. and tho reasonable expenses ana
services OF said everseerB relative 10 such
paapars. shAll be lpcludod IL the amount to De
so REIN bursed By the state 80 that said sec
ton shall read rs follows:
Section ~. Persons found in places not In
c0rporated and needing relief, are undor the
care or the overseers OF tho Oldest lncorporat.
Ell adjoining town. or the nearest incorporated
Jown where ,here are none adjoining, who
Ehxll fur nisk reliof to such persons, ash they
were found In such towns ana such sVsrseers
may bind to service the children OF such per
SOM as they may those Of psupcrs OF their
own town, and may bind out persens decribed
In section twentyseyen in manner therein pro
yidsd, residing in suen unincoraerMcd place,
rs II 10 their own town, and such persons Shall
be entitled to a Ike remedy and RELIEF, When
relief L. so provided, the towns SO furnishing
OF their settlement as X they rcsided In the
town 30 furnishing roltsf And when sneh
paupels have no legal settlement In the state,
the state shall reimburse said town Tor the
relief furnished, TO such An amount az the gov
ornor and council s.Uudge to hayo been nee
esssrily expended therefor And the reason
able expenses and services Of said oyerSecra
relative to such pnupers shall DO fnclnded In
the amountto DO 70 reimbursed by the state
SECT, 2 This act shall take eject july nrst
eighteen hundred and ninety seven.
Approved Mar. %.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-01

AN ACT relating 10 Ile e4nptoyment of supsr-
iutendsnf. Of Schools.
SKfr l. ca md alter July nrbt eighteen
hursIrsd and uiuet 3. sopen the school commit
tees or two or more towus having under their
care AMI custody an aggregate Of not Iess fhnu
f,rest. d4s or mora than fly Hraools, NAV
unite IL the EN- ployment Of a soperintsndent
Of schools provided they have Deen 20 author-
lied b. vote a. their town1 at the regular
town meetings or specia! town meetings called
Tor that nuTl}nss
SIof. 3 The seheol committee or the towns
oOrnniis,pg "A upfaa sl.,II forln 1ofnt commit
tee aud for the purposes OF this act said Ioint
committee shall Ia Id 70 DO the agents OF
each town etuiurfsiue the Union. said joint
committee shall meet Annually at Day and
r,lAcp aqrenH uD#f BE- tie chairman OF the
committees Of tHe several towns comprlriny
tho union, aud shaI organize by the choice Of
a chairman and aecrs.arv They shall deter
fnina tho relative amount " service 10 DO per.
formed BY the eGs.rlHtsnlout fu each town,
tx hls salary, apportion the amounts thereof
10 be paid by the sever3I towns which amount
shall % certified to ths treasurefs OF said
towns respectively provided that tho amounts
80 certified shall he In proportion 10 the
amount of yCr,-jco performed in the several
towns. They ahall choose by ballot a supern-
tendsnt of sehoois IN which choice the eonl.
mittee of each town shall nave vote prepor-
nor tho supcrintendent's salary
SECT. g. Whenever the cha1r,n An and secre.
tary OF said joint committee ahan certify under
oath % the state guperintendept Of common
schools the form of certificate to be deter.
mined BY said state siyperintenAsnt, In accord.
ance with the provisions OF this act, that n
uniou has been efectsd as herein provided,
that the towns unitedly have rnipcd by taxa
ton SUM not less than Eve hundred dollars
for the support OF n superintendent Of schoo, ,
and that nnser the provision of this acts
aupefintendsnt Of schools has been empleyed
for one wear, then, upon tho approval OF said
certificate sy the state SUP erintendent OF com
mon schools, and the presentation thereof 10
the governor and council n warrant shall DO
drawn opon the treasurer Of the state for the
payment to the treasurers OF tao several tswns
49, Aalf Iva nj a !.
nended for superintnn dsnoe by each of tho
several towns comprising the union, provided
that not moro than two hundred and fly dol.
lara shall pc paid to any one town or more
thaa seven hundred and tiffy doIlars 10 ali the
togns COMPRISING any union
sRcr. 4 The towns uniting for the purpose
The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-01
Chapter 40.

Az ACT IN relation to Political caucusss Ia
sfor. /. The city committees of any politi.
cal party are hereby authorized TO fix the time
and place OF and call all ward and general
caueuses of THEN respective parties; PROVIDED
however. that such call shall be by public
notice posted IN conspicuous places In eacn
ward OF the city where such caucus IS to DE
hels at least six days before the time OF hold
ing such caucus.
5FCr. 2 The board OF registration In cities
shall, at the request OF said committees In their
respective cities, furnish them with certified
copy " the correct lists OF voters, by wards,
used in their said cities at the election next
preceding any caucus called under the pro.
visions OF this act, the expense OF furnishing
such COPY to be paid 40 other expenses Of
boards OF registration are now paid.
SECT. 3. Whenever nifty or more voters of
the same political party shall, in writing, re.
quest the city cemmittee of the party to which
they belong to use said voting lists as check
lists In any caucus of their party called, or
about TO be called, then said voting lists shall
be so used to determine the right TO vote OF
any person claiming that right and no person
SHAH vote in the caucus in which such voting
lists are used as check lists, unless his name
shall appear apon said lists; but said voting
lists may be used rs check lists in caucuses
when no such request of fifty voters has been
made; provided, however, that No person shag
be deprived of the right to vote in a caucus of
his own party who shall have gained the right
to vote in the election then next ensuing, by
having reached the age OF majority, or by
having gained the right to vote In such election
by residence subsequent to the time when the
lists OF voters referred to In section two OF
this act shall have been made.
SECT. 1. No person shall vote In any caucus
called by committee OF party OF which no
Is not a member. Whoever shall violate the
provisions OF this section shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction
shall be subject to q penalty OF NOT less than
fve nor moro than fifty dollars, to be recov.
cred as other dnes and penalties for mtsde.
moaAors are now recovered.
SECT. 5. In any call for caucus as provided
for by this act. tho committee calling the Same
may designate, In the call, the time when the
polls for receiving votes shall BIO open and,
allowing in all cases, reasonable length Of
time for said polls to remain open, may fur.
Their designate In such call the time when said
polls shall be closed, and the time Of closing
said polls, when 30 designated, shall not by
any vote Of those taking part in such caucus
be made earlier than the time designated in
the call, but the time Of closing said polls muy
be extended a reasonable time by vote of thu
legal voters present when such vote 10 taken.
SECT. 8. This act shall not apply to cities Of
more than twenty five thousand Inhabitants.
(Approved Mar. 70
The Somerset reporter., 1897-04-01

sHcr.1 Section nineteen II chapter twelve
O thc reriaed statutes, g. hereby amended BY
AIDING the sphz men o. the wort .'FeAtrg = IA
tire tiRth IuN thercpf, anl b. STRIKING nnt the
sgaHfs sssIct earnufatHuu< muF organize -
corporations. Hn1' in tIc seventh and eighth
lines thereof, nd Inserting En- LHefI steta the
words For the purpose 81 Organizing any
sueh corporation, ON ar tautt meinoer- OF
sad corporation may cal a meeting there OF ny
Il uoties posted upon tls ontrr door Of tho
meeting house or place Of pubhs worship OF
their parish or society ut least segen daSs he
fore tho time 81 holding sad meeting, or, IL
there IS M such needing house or place OF pub
lie worship, y notiee posted In TWO pnnile
aud conspicuous places in the town wherein
said parish OF society Is located. AT snch
meeting tho corporation may organize, ADOPT a
corporate nAuie, aud elect SUCH officers as its
yIaws shall prescribe. laid Corporations
shal hsYe tho powers granted 70 parishes ny
section three OF this chapter, and may 30 that
sald section, as aInendcdi shan read hs lol-
lows:
Section 10. The church rardens Of the spis.
copai churches, the slew ar1s or trubtees Of the
methodist episcopal church, and tho .eaeons Of
kll other protestant churches, are 10 far cor
porntions as % take, IL sueeesnon all grens
aud Rtfts o. real and person nj estate HhdS 10
their churches, or 10 them AND their suc0sssors,
aud il the ministers, elders or vesuyHen are
joined With tneIH n such grln1 or Sllts, the
two classes oil officers shall % eoIpofatohs
tor that purpose. tor the purpose Of orHhnlA-
Ing any such corporation, one or more mrm-
bora OF said corporation may Gull rneet4hs
thereof by q notice posted upon tho outer dyYr
OF the mesling house or place of pubic Horsnip
Of their parish or society at least seven day
before the time OF holding such meeting. OF, II
,ksre 10 10 sueh meeting house or place OF pun
lie worship, by notice pested ia two pubic
and conspicuous places IA tie town wherein
said parish OF society is located. Al sucn aeot
ns the corporation mSy organize, adopt
corporate name. and elect such officers n. -
By laws shall prescribe. haid corporations
slsll have the powers granted TO parishes w
section three Of this chapter and may make
such contracts In relation TO huch estate, its
Improvement or disposal, they may De Hu.
l. 9rlzed under the rules OF their church or
instructed b. the church or society for which
thsy hold such estate in trust, 10 make, which
contracts may De enforced by OK against them,
Us In other cases; provided, however, That 40
disposal Of such estate shall be made, incon.
sistens with the terms Of the grant by y htch 1t
10 held'
SECT. This act VIII take effect when APP
proved.
[ApproYed Mar. %