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Evening journal., 1897-05-25

Want to talk with you about your teeth
We're dentists, and though we're saying
good word for ourselves, we're saying
half q dozen for you. There has to be 9
beginning to everything, and almost
every large thing grew from a small
thing That cavity I'm your tooth was
small once-it didn't hurt once-itwouldn'i
have cost much to have had IT filled Q
year ago. False teeth grow from neglect
Give your teeth little thought and givs
your children's ten times more. Brins
them in. Examinations free"
DIR. f f.. SMITH, Dentist,
SlI Market Street.
Evening journal., 1897-05-25

The Adams Tax Dill is now q law.
ANOTHER MARSH BILL QUEERED.
Chairman Meredith, of the Senate
Committee on Private Corporations,
reported without recommendation the
House bill to incorporate the Chris
tiana Marsh Company William 5.
Prickett, attorney for the incorpora-
tors. was given the privileges OF the
floor and explained the purposes OF the
company, saying that the marsh COM
pany in which the land already was
taxed it 81 an acre, which practically
amounted to confiscatiop.
Senators Fenimore and Handy
thought the bill was too much like the
one affecting the Cherry Island Marsh
Company, and should be killed:
On motion of Mr. Alrichs the bill was
laid over for two days to give the old
company an opportunity to be heard
SENATE NOTES.
The Senate bill to amend the charter
of the Dover and Milford Electric Rail
way Company by giving it an exten-
sion of three years and half in time
passed the Senate.
An act to divorce Marion from Rob
ert Scarborough was introduced by
Senator Meredith and referred under
suspension of rules.
The Senate passed the House bill X
amend the charter of the Chandler
| Trustee Company by changing it
name and giving it the right to guar
antee titles.
The House bill to incorporate the ]
Ford Fox Piano Manufacturing Com
pany passed the Senate.
The Senate passed the House bill au
thcrizing the laying out of a new roa'
in Broad Creek hundred, Sussex coun
ty, with amendments changing tn
commissioners and making the manda
tory features of the bill discretionary.
Evening journal., 1897-05-25
MESSICK VAS UNFORTUNATE.

SENATE REFUSES HIS DIVORCE.
ANOTHER NEW PRINTING COM
PANY-OTHER SENATE BUSI-
NESS.
Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, May 25.-Chairman Pyle of
the Senate Committee on Divorce, re
ported unfavorably the House bill to di-
voroe Purnall j. Messick, of Seaford,
from his wife. Elizabeth Messick He
stated that the wife and daughter pro-
tested against the granting of the di-
vorce. and John NJ. c. Moore said it
was understood that Messick was at
present living in adultery with another
Evening journal., 1897-05-25

BICYCLE Tires, s. pair, best '97's made
Full warranty. Free repairs. Agents want
ed Mineralized Rubber Co.. New York.
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BOLD sARE ROBBERY
In the b. 4 o. Ticket once at Grafton.
Thieves Took Desperate Chances.

In the B. 4 o. Ticket once At Grafton.
Thieves Took Desperate Chances.
Special Dispatch TO the intelligence.
GRAFTON. W. va. May 2s-The
Baltimore & Ohio ticket office here was
broken Into by burglars at an early
hour this morning and hundred and
fiEty dollars In cash taken. c. ]. Proud
foot, the night ticket agent, closed the
office at l9 O'Clock and locked the safe.
turning the combination. When he re-
turned at half-past four he found the
waiting room door broken open and the
ticket office window down at the top.
Entrance was forced through the door
with a Jimmy, and tho thief crawled In
where the safe was through the top OF
the ticket window. The safe was found
open, the money TIL on the floor and the
cash missing. The thief overlooked n
considerable sum OF money in another
part OF the safe The Job was very
bold one, and was evidently done by
professionals. They worked the combi-
nation on the safe successfully.
There Is no clue 10 the robbers and
the railroad detectives have bulleuned
all the large cities and are on the out
look for suspects. Several railroad
men were In an adjoining room nlluight,
and heard no sound The night watch.
man was on duty at the platform, and
the thieves took desperate chances 10 do
the fob.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27

Potent In the GrI1eo.TuFkIIh Matter.
Caused Withdrawal Of GsrHAny's OBJ
fscti0ns.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. May 2d.-Ths
withdrawal of Germany's objections TO
the collective note OF the powers on the
subject OF the terms OF peace between
Turkey and Greece was due to the rep
reservations which the powers, especial
ly Russia, made TO Berlin. Germany, in
addition. 10 Directing to sign the note
until Greece consented TO abide by the
terms agreed upon. objected TO the
indemnity clause. being opposed to the
principle OF indemnity being settled
forthwith and on the basis OF the pres
ent resources OF Greece.
This attitude upon the part Of Ger
many is attributed 10 a desire TO rear
range the Greek finances in manner
giving better security 10 the German
bondholders
The adhesion OF Germany to the &C
ton Of the powers In this respect has
greatly relieved the situation.
The collective note Of tine powers, pre-
sented yesterday 10 the Turkish gov
eminent, besides proposing conditions
for permanent peace between Turkey
and Greece, concludes with inviting tho
porte to negotiate with the ambassa-
doris with reference thereto.
A special dispatch from Athens says
that Great Britain has declared her in
tentlon TO abandon the concert OF the
powers II It be determined that the oc-
cupation OF Thessaly by Turkish troops
shall be prolonged until Greece shall
have paid the war indemnity demanded
1,ty Turkey
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II NIeHT HAVE BEEN.

Greeks Say u They Could Have Used the
Navy They WOuld Have WOm.
NEW YORK. May 2s.-The Evening
World prints to-day. cable dispatch
from its correspondent at Athens, Civ
ing signed statements by members OF
the Greek ministry regarding the fan
ure OF the war against the Turks. That
from Prime Minister Rail- says:
Greece should not be censured for
the Inactivity OF the navy, nor should
the great powers be blamed They did
not restrain our ships. Christianity
did.
"Iad we bombarded the seaports OF
Turkey and the Aegean Islands. the
Turks would have massacred the Chris
tians as they did the Armenians. Could
We have used the navy the result OF the
war would have been different. The
powers know our poverty. l do not
fear an unjust decision"
". SkouloudIs. minister OF foreign at-
fairs. writes;
Greece had no national grievance
against Turkey and without any blum
dering Interference the Cretain affalT
could have been quietly settled by the
interested parties,
"But Europe gave the patriotic so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27
BETnANY college,.

Slate school Fnnh Hoard D'sldFsto lend
the InatIiuuon Money. secured Nv Mort
gage on the Properly.
Special Dispatch to the intcllgonccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 26.-At
the call Of Governor Atkinson the state
school fund board. which IL composed Of
the governor. auditor and superintendent
of schools met to-day to consider the APP
pllcatlOn OF Bethany college for loan OF
$50, 900 for ten years, presented bY sena-
tUr Marshall. OF Hancock. superlnten-,
dent Trorler was absent a first mort
gage on all the property OF the college,
both real and personal. WAS offered az
security. The board decided TO loan the
college 10000 for the present. and In the
event the college proved successful at the
end OF a year, another $4,000 would be
loaned. and at the end OF another year,
the remaining $4,000. The loan WAS de-
clded to be made up on the votes OF Cow
Grnor Atkinson, and Treasurer Kendall,
Auditor LBlFollette voted against making
the loan. II VIII be remembered that Mt
the late sesSlon ~ the legislature an
earnest effort was made to obtain an APP
preparation for the college, which failed,
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STATE CONSTITUTION.
The COMMITTEES Making Rapid PrOErshS
Woman sufTIAEs Gets a BaekSst.

TIE COMMITTEES Making Rapid ProEreSS.
Woman suffrage Gets HaekSst.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIEeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 26.-sen-
ator whitaker announced at to-day's
session OF the constitutional committee
that he had appointed Senator b. w.
Catlett to succeed the late Senator Hyde
as member OF the committee. taking
cffeot May 49,
The female suffrage proposition was
to-day killed. as was forecast In these
dispatches would he done. The question
did not come up on n direct vote on the
proposition, but on motion 10 indefinitely
postpone. which carried by vote OF TO
6. some III the six members who voted
against Indefinite postpOnement stated
they were not In favor Of the amendment,
but did not care 10 settle Il until some
parties who wanted 10 speak on the sub
ject could appear before the committee.
Senator YOung's substitute fir section
Of article redistrlctlng the state judi
cial districts Into a new arrangement OF
the counties making nineteen circuits,
comforting the right upon thtc legislature
20 make q re-arranRemcnt OF the circuits
at any time. was adopted. Another Inn
portant amendment adopted was the one
providing that the legislature shall have
authority "a fix the salaries Of the state
officers at any time, hut not TO be In
creased or Diminished between the dates
OF their election aud the expiration Of
their terms OF Office. and until otherwise
provided by law. the governor shall be
paid $500 per annum: secretary OF state
81. 500: auditor. $4,000: treasurer. 81 400:
superintendent Of schools. $500. and at
torney general 1890 II was further
provided that all the fees received by tho
state officers shall be turned into the
state treasury. but the proposed aboll-
ton Of the fees system shall not take ef-
feet till after the expiration NJ the terms
of those now in offices. An amendment
was also adopted Inserting the name OF
L. 81,
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EASToN. Pa. May 2s.-At to-day'S
session of the grand commandery OF
Pennsylvania knights Tenplar the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Right eminent commander, Harry n.
Van Zandt Harrisburg; very eminent
deputy grand commander. Henry II.
Kuhn, JOhnstown; eminent grand gem
eralBsimo, james Il. Youngson. Pitts
burRh; eminent grand captain general.
Adam II. Schmehl. Reading; eminent
grand prelate, Thomas W. Boyle. I'm
iontown; eminent grand senior warden,
Thomas f. PenmRn. Scranton: eminent
grand Junior warden, Ezra S. Bartlett.
Philadelphia; eminent grand treasurer,
John ]. Gilroy, Philadelphia: eminent
grand recorder, William w. Allen. The
application for a charter for COM
mandery at Washington, Pa. was re-
fused by the grand commandery.
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THE civic LEAGUE
Has Awakened From Its Rip Van
Wrinkle Like Repose and
WILL HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING
To-nlsht-"GOOd CltiIsnahip"l, the Motto
Orths society, with spssIAERer'renSo to
HunIeIpSI Problems -Addrs.sss to be
Made by Ministers ana I.aym'n, Afl'r
which There will be an Open ParIlA-
inent for Discussion ofI.lvs Issues.

Last fall. It will he remembered, a
number Of persons. Including many
ministers. started movement for the
organization of Good Government
league. which was to be called the Civic
Federation. Bylaws planned after those
OF a similar organization at Des Molnes,
Iowa, where Rev DR.. Sooy was proml-
ncnt IN the federation work. were 90 be
prepared and ward branches formed. In
the heat of the national political cam
paign. however. the movement Jagged
and has been rcpOslng after the manner
Of that mythical parsonage, Rip Van
Wrinkle.
II appeared that the sleep would be
never ending, but ii was a mistaken i'm
precision, for at meeting to be held In
the Fourth street NJ. u. church Tonight,
the movement will receive a new impetus,
The call for the meeting Is aB follows
At the Fourth street NJ. Il. church to-
night there will be a union meeting OF the
peOplc, regardless OF denominatlOnal,
party or fraternal utilization In the inter-
est OF good citizenship. The work or this
organization 10 in no sense In the inter
ests any political party. It's chief object
Is to stir up n greater interest among the
people In municipal affairJ. so that when
questions relating to the moral and
financial welfare OF the city come up.
the people regardless Of party may be
wide-awake to their duty. An interest
ing programme has been prepared. Nd
dresses will be made both by ministers
and laymen. The committee on bylaws
appointed last November will report It's
work and present constitution and by
laws for the action Of the organization.
After the addresses there win be an
open parliament followed by business
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COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nav 2s.-TAe Ohio
State Liberty party, originally Proai-
bItionists until the split at the Pits
burIh convention a year ago n con-
vention here to-day resolved that tie
government ought to suppress iE;5yl-
S,ants as a beverage. but sell the sane
for other purposes and without PROFIT
Equal suffrage. gold and silver Is TO /.
and legal tender paper issued br The
government direct and upon demand
are the principal platform plaHks.
The party nominated the following
state ticket: Governor. John Richard
son, Champaign county: lieutenant
governor. T. II. Hillman, Darke coun-
~; treasurer OF state. r. A ROde'er.
Belmont county; supreme judge, J. :.
wertman. Ashland county; Attorney
General. ]. W. Roseborough, Fuli0a
county; member OF board q public
works, ]. +. Bolander. Marion county:
school Commissioners, r T. Walker,
Madison county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27
A RAYNEsBuRa COUPLE
Have M Experience ln Getting Married
Here Lat Evening.

Have AZ Experience in Getting Married
Here Last Evening.
Two loving hearts were permitted to
bent MS one last night. as the result Of
labors in their behalf by Police Lieu
tenant supler. and had he been less
obliglng he would have cast the blight
Of n postponemcnt. at least until this
morning. u their cherished hopes.
About o'clock In the evening we'll
dressed young man, with comely
young woman on his arm. entered the
city building In search OF the man who
distributes marriage licenses, Great
was their disappointment to learn that
he had shut up shop for the day. An
appeal TO Mae" ard he was on his
feet In second. HurryinG through the
town, he failed to get County Clerk
Robertson and about $50 o'clock
rounded up Assistant Clerk Charley
Dannenberg. The license was then Sc
cured, and with the prospective groom
and bride IA tow, Mac" hied them TO
the home OF Rev. Joseph Speer. on
Fourteenth street.
Not until Miss Ada z. Scott became
Mrs. Albert r. Grimes. did Lieutenant
Supler feel his mission was accomplish
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes are from
waynesburg. Pa, and W.T. fcuhin in
the city a few days before returning
home.
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PARIS. May 26.-The three days trial
OF Gregolre, house painter, Mile. Des-
hayes, his mistress, and Nine. GregoIre.
his mother. all charged with inhuman
brutality toward Pierre Gregoire, son Of
the male prisoner, In December last,
when the revelation made caused SEN
sation in Paris and earned for the child
the name OF lie Petite Martyr" has
Just ended Grcgoirc to-day was SEN
fenced to the full penalty. Imprisonment;
FOR life at hard labor Nile, Dcshayes
and Mime. Gregoire were condemned TO
five years imprisonment at hard labor.
Intense feeling was manifested against
the prisoners and the people In the coug;
room cried Death To them"
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ATHENS, May 26-An exciting sn,a,
took place at the ministry OF marine
to-day. sIgnor Di FelIce. the Italian
Socialist leader rudely nccos,od and IN.
suited ". Rail-. the GreeG premier. The
latter Immediately summoned tIc police
and had Di Felice put on board "a
Italian ironclad lying on the Pirlegs.
with a request that he Toe no; allowed
TO again set foot on Greek soil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27
A HuNr1VaToN MYSTERY.

IIody Ofa Girl Found In the RIvsr-Poui
Play Suspected.
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgcnecr.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, May 26.-The
body OF Sadie Burkc5 was found last
night in the Ohio river at the food OF
Sixth street. The cOroners Jury held the
proper examination In the case this
morning, but Is Withholding hs verdict
awaiting additional testimony. Chief
Tyrce who has been making a great ef-
fort TO ferret the matter out, says that he
does not believe II TO be case NJ suicide.
and thinks he Is In possession Of tcstl-
mony in the case which IN likely to result
In nrrest Of suEpeets.
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MISSING PASTOR
And With Him are $4,000 ofa WaIhlnE-
ton Chureh's Fund6

WASHINGTON, d. C. May 2s.-Kev
\. C. Harrison. pastor OF the Peoples
Tabernacle. and his family. disappear
ed from their home here yesterday anu
It is reported that the reverend gentle
man is 5000 short In his accounts. He
was given entire charge OF the church
funds. and according 10 the charges
failed TO pay bills for furniture. carpets
and church organ. for which the mo-
ney was given him and also borrowed
large sums from his pensioners.
W. L. Bruen. the builder Of the tab
ernacle Is loser 10 the exten. OF $1,000.
When Mr.. Harrison learned tina. an In
vestigation was TO be mads by the
church. he departed hastily, leaving his
household goods. He came 10 this city
from Texas three yehrs ago, engaged IN
mission work md gained so large a fol-
lowing that the tabernacle was built,
chiefly through the efforts OF Mr.. Bruen,
TO give him \ following.
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BERLIN. May 26.-The Rclchstaa to-
day adopted credit OF aO,OOO,OOO marks
for the purpose OF re-arminG the Ger
man artillery with improved field
pieces.
EeiT Richter, the Radical leader, said
his party was willing TO vote FOR that
purpose three times rs much as the re-
jectcd naval budget
1--WE know we'll" lie said, that In the
matter Of artillery what IL spared In
iron we might perhaps have to make up
In blood"
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PRovINcETowN. Mass, May ~
The sixteen members of the crew o:
the ProvIncetown fishing schooner, J.
p. johnson, who went astrny on the
western bank last Friday. arrived here
to-day. All were well. although they
suffered much from hunger during Sal
urday.
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. May 26.-Pen-
sIons to West virginIanS have been
granted as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Nichols. wellsburG.
Increase-John l.. McNiurray. Ravens
wood; James II. Taylor. oakvllle, Roane
county.
An original pension has been aranted
also 10 Thomas Keys. Scenery Hill,
Washington county, Pc,
AIonzo Bartlett was to-day appointed
postmaster at West Grafton.
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ciety a chance to agl,ata and forced nm.
prepared Greece into a disastrous wa,
The former ministry weakly OPPOSED
the course. but had not the courage IA
resign. expected the result. We have
been beaten by superior Turkish aum.
beers and superior foreign strategy and
must now make the best OF H."
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FISH AND CAME.
a synopsis OF Laws Passed BY
Last Legislature.
DEER CANNOT BE KILLED

ram ne Year IOOI-Provl'Ion Passed to
Prevent Thslr Practical differentiation.
geaSonI Tor Hunting ouAll, Phsa'ant'
ana Othsr VIVA BIrds-Ths See tIons Re-
latInE 70 Catching FlSh and the Manner
q Thslr TaklnG- s,rlnEsa. Provls,enS
Against the Use OF ssinss, DynaRltlnE
ara Othsr Illegal Methods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27

IT should he made a matter Of public
knowledge that DeWitts Witch Haze!
Salve Will speedily cure piles o: tae
longest standing. II Is the household Ia
vorite for burns. scalds, cuts, bruises
and sores OF all kinds. Charles X,
Goethe, corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, BenwOOd
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That Is what Edwards & Parker.me'-
chants Of Plains. Ga. say OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, Tor rheumatism, lana
back, deep seated and muscular pains
Sold by druggists.
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a BOTTLE OF Dr. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup In the house saves doctors
bills. raves trouble, and very often saves
precious lives. Gives almost instant re-
lief in cases OF coughs, colds, or lung
troubles of any sort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27

AN orchestra OF thirty-hve pieces
will play the accomplishments for a
chorus OF 100 voices In Mcndelssohn's
ST. Paul at the Wheeling Park Casino.
Friday evening, May IS.
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Mis- fSa Fills on6g cent dqsSf y pa
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THE wcstncll, dndJ News mini

THE Wcstilcld. Qnd) News prints
tho following IN regard TO an old rest
dent OF that place: "Frank McAvov. for
many years In the employ OF the H.. n.
\. & O. Railway hcrc. says; ~ have
used Chnmhrrlain's Cole, Cholera and
DlarThOca Remedy FOR ten years or
i1nger-am never without II In my fam
lily. consider 1t the best rcmo1b %
the Kind manufactured. / take pleasure
In recommending IT" II Is n specific
for all bowel disorders For sale By
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27

CONCERT AND DANCING.
Mayors Hand at Mozart Park Tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27

pound Every who suffers from nytom n,
should TAT once Mss A0SEs TRACY Box m Valley City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-27
RUssIA's INrIUBECE

Potent In the GrIseO.TurklSh Matter.
Caused Withdrawal of GsrmaDy's OBJ
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-29

it's business that impels people to buy goods at my store. The sty yles, quality and prices are the secret of large sales.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-29

'Halleluiah, for the Lord God omnipo- tent reigneth."
 That song of love, now low and far,
 Ere long shall swell from star to star;
 That light, the breaking day which tips
 The golden spired Apocalypse.
 Importance of Little Things.
 Again, I learn from my subject that events which seem to be most insignifi- cant may be momentous. Can you inn agine anything more unimportant than the coming of poor woman from Moab to Judah? Can you imagine anything more trivial than the fact that this Ruth just happened to alight-as they say just happened to aIght on that field of Boaza Yet all ages, all generations, have an interest in the fact that she was to become an ancestress of the Lord Jesus Christ, and all nations and king doms must look at that one little incl dent with thrill of unspeakable and eternal satisfaction. So it is in your history and in mine. Events that you thought of no importance at all have been of very great moment. That casual conversation, that accidental meeting- you did not think of it again for long while, but how 1t changed all the phases of your life.
 It seemed to be of no importance that Jubal invented rude instruments of mu- sic, calling them harp and organs, but they were the introduction of all the worlds minstrelsy, and as you hear the vibration of a stringed instrument, even after the fingers have been taken away from it, so all music now of lute and drum and cornet Is only the long con- tinued strains of Jubal's harp and Ju- balls organ. It seemed to be matter of very little importance that Tubal Cain