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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30

Barley Campbells beautiful south
ern drama, 1.-THE White Slave" the play
tina. secured the playwright's reputa-
ton when It was originally acted at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre, New York
City. In 1852, will be given O complete
scenic production Mt the Grand the last
half OF the week. under the management
OF the Campbell Brothers, the sons OF
the famous dramatist. The play Is one
which possesses all the elements of pop
ularity: the story is OF the time Of sia-
very and the home life of the whites
and blacks before the outbreak OF the
civil war IS faithfully set forth. The
central figure Lisa" is q girl OF high
parentage who Is reared as q slave to
preserve the secret of her mothers
shame. There are number of power
full scenes, including the quadroon's
oath. the sale of the slaves at Big Bend.
Kentucky, the escape OF Lisa" with
her lover TO a steamboat; which Is de-
stroyed By fire on the Mississippi river.
and Others. The production will be
moro elaborate in scenic detail than ever
before. Frank Drew, who since the
death OF Mrs. John Drew, Is the Oldest
living member OF the famous family Of
Drew actors. Is still playing mfr
Stitch" a character he hns appeared In
over 5000 times. sl ,,,.55..
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M0UaDsYILLE
AIfIseslianeous oIeIange of Minor, Mat
tiers from Mnrxlinll's Metropolis.

The cases against Burley Clemens.
John Schumacher and William Burley,
who were indicted by the grand Jury for
selling liquor, were tried in the circuit
court yesterday. The defendants at
tempted to prove that they were officers
OF the Social Club, which holds a char
ter from the state, and that they were
merely acting in such capacities when
they sold witnesses liquor, but Judge
PAUL would not admit the charter OF
the club as evidence in the cases. The
defendants being debarred of their in
tended defense. did not put up q very
strong fight. The jury found Clemens
guilty In two cases and the court fired
him $50 end costs In each and SEN
fenced him to thirty days I'M Jail In the
first case and twenty In the second.
Burley was found guilty in one case and
fined $50. The judge refrained from i'm
posing jail sentence on account Of
Burley's faisng health. No case was
proved against Schumacher.
The Epworth League will give a sup
per and musical entertainment OF the
W. c. II. U. hall Tomorrow night. They
are making great preparations and will
doubtless have orje OF the most delight
ful times OF the season. Supper will be
served from o'clock TO 9. The orches-
ira will be present to help with the en-
tertainment. q 55se5
The marks Of the food are disappear
Ing rapidly and 1t Will be only q ques-
ton OF @ few days when ali the houses
vacated on account OF the high water
will be occupied again, and the lower
part Of the city Will be as active as ever
Several men have enlisted in COM
pany' 3 Of the West Virginia National
Guard during the last few days
Moundsvllle has plenty of men anxious
10 take q hard In dealing with the
Spaniards.
Prosecuting Attorney T. ]. Parsons
was unable TO attend to business yes
terday on account OF sickness. ]. a.
Ewing ard D. b. Evans looked after the
interests OF the state in court.
The Seamon Cigar factory is making
5twenty-four hours each day now to
catch up with the orders which accu-
INFLATED during the high water.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to John w. Saucrs, Of Bridge
port, Ohio, and Eliza Ann Wiley, OF
Moundsvil.e. .5,
home at Ciarksburg last evening, after
spending several days with friends In
the city.
Rev. P. A. Boyse preached the regu-
lar Lentens sermon at St Navier's
Catholic church last night.
The coal company has resumed oper-
atoms again after short delay on nc
count OF the flood.
Mayor Purdy has called special
meeting OF the council for o'clock this
evening.
Col. Ben Wilson. OF Clarksburg, was
In the city yesterday.
Thomas Scott is confined TO his home
with grip
Mrs. G. S. McFadden and son Thomas
are sick.
Friend Cox Is visiting In MARYLAND
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Think, III, Country Need, Him.

Epecia! Dispatch TO the Intelilsencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 90
Representative Dayton to-day received
a communication from William S. Al
drich. oc the department OF mechanical
engineering OF the University ct Nor
gantown. In which he says that having
watched the course OF events and noted
the speech made by Mr.. Dayton, as q
member OF the naval committee, he be-
3ieves IL Is his duty 70 offer his services
10 his country. Mr.. Aldrlch's record at
annapolis academy Is said to be good
one He graduated in June, 1888, as
naval cadet, standing number six IN a
class OF hfty-four. He later resigned.
sook n postgraduate course and has
since been teacher OF engineering and
engaged in practical work. Mr.. Dayton
vii! present tic matter to the. navy de-
partment Tomorrow,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Opera House next Saturday,
matinee and night, Donnelly G. Girard
viii be the attraction. They present
for the first time here the great New
York success, the spectacular operetta.
"rhe lGeezer." It Is among the funniest
and most amusing Of plays ever seen
here. They bring with them company
OF forty people. strong In comedy. with
entirely new scenery for each act, spe-
cially designed and built for this play,
together with handsome and costly cos
tunes and splendid electric effects. Tho
play Is given in three acts. representing
the Joss tea-houses In China, with at
tending pretty Chinese maidens, where
Ii Hung Chang is preparing to depart
for America. his arrival In New York.
his reception in Chinatown, his depar-
ture and arrival home. The play en-
braces many new and pretty songs and
charming music.
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The second production Of the rural
comedy drama, Joshua sImpkins." was
given to an aVpredateive audience at
the Grand Opera House last night The
saw mill scene IS very sensational. and
was warmly app.avded. The singing
speciaities are good. The com7anys
band reEfers al excellent musical pro-
Gramme, and IS feature of the pro-
duction. Joshua SImpkins" wiz be on
the boards to-day, matinee and night.
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SHAW AND BR0DIE
Their Condition Improved by aViIlt to
Hot Spring.. s.'

Their Condition Improved by aNi.lt to
Hot Spring.. r. sf
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March 2e.-out-
fielder BrodIc and Catcher Shaw, of the
Pittsburgh base ball club, returned last
night from Hot Springs and report that
they were helped materially by the
baths. Brodte did not do anything while
Mt the resort. but says that he does not
feel the slightest pain In his arm now.
President Watkins will not allow him to
DO any throwing until next week, and
even then will keep him under restraint.
Shaw thinks his weak knee was
strengthened by the baths, but It is not
likely that he received much benefit, as
his trouble all comes from n bruise and
rot strain The weather was so cold
this morning that the players took a
long walk instead OF practicing.
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special Dispatch to tho Intellireucer.

special Dispatch to the Intelligeucer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March "a
Pensions have beer granted TO West
virginia applicants as follows:
O:!glnal-Lorenzo D. Drake. Eldora-
Co. ~; Joseph Haley, Charleston, S.;
samuel II. Gebhart. Wheeling. Sc.
unconscious Everett, Romney, s.
20 $40: William G. Lowther, SmithvilIe,
VA to SIT; Flavinz ]. Ruley, West I'm
lon IS to $40; George W. Hnrdman,
Toy, - TO ST.; LemueI B.. Mcirew,
sandyvillc. S to Si7.
acknowledgement Heckcrt, Troy, IS,
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MARTINS FERRY.
IInps and 'Ilahaps In the Thriving CIT
80 Acrpsx the River.

IInps and Nlshaps In the Thriving City
Acros. the River.
A meeting Of the Martins Ferry fire.
men was held at the city building last
night, TO arrange plans to interest the
voters in the $1,000 bond issue to build
three new hose houses, the question TO
be voted-upon next Monday.
The Ladies OF the G. A. R. will give
Klondike supper at the G. A. r hall next
Friday and Saturday evenings. The
supper was postponed from last week
on account OF the flood. No admission
will be charged.
Eight young men have organized the
Martins Ferry Turn Verein and expect
to Increase the membership. For the
present. the practice will be in Chris
Jerger's fee house.
Ezra G. McCarty. died at C0leraln at
noon yesterday, aged seventy-one years.
The surviving children are George,
Charles, Frank. Edward Harry, WILL,
Lizzie ard Ada.
Deputy Sheriff Foreman vas in Mar,
tine Ferry yesterday. at the appraise-
Inent OF the ]. H. Coleman property on
Vine street. at $3.50. J. C. Heinlein,
assignee.
Horses sold at an advance OF, 10 per.
cent at the Hodgens sale, at Portland
Station yesterday. Thirty horses were
slid, one team at S345 and one as low as
$1t0. y I'll. y VI.
The senior class will meet at the high
school this evening at $50 to make ar
engagements for class day exercises on
Friday night.
,r,,o rrr,nnttoin ranl,,rv Mn ,n1oII, fyIIh \
played at the closing exercises at the
steeplc Valley SCHOOL house last night. /;
Mrs. Stone state lecturer OF the Good
Templars, will lecture at Commercial.
hall on temperance on Friday night. 3
Franl; Scales, of Martins Ferry, and
Miss Turner, Of North Wheeling, will
be married Wednesday, April 9Th.
Attorneys Gcopf,e Duncan, S.-yy. Boyd
and George Cooke have moved their
offices TO the Harrison block. Jls
The West vlrginin Glass Company will
be represented In the west by W. d.
Stewartson, of Pittsburgh.
p. r. Anderson. who has had the IT,
phod fever four weeks Is getting along
finely.
i. W. Hooker and Ben Chopper wera
each nncd $25 and costs for Sunday sell
Ing.
William Edwards has left Seattle for
Dyca. Victor Evans Is still Mt Seattle.
Work has been resumed ut the Mar
tins Ferry blast fusnace.gs
Mrs. w. II. Dauett and son are visit.
ing at Cadlz. ~.
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importan. places in charge Of local at.

important places in charge of local af-
fairs.
The Choral Society met last night and
rehearsed the music for their concert
next Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Metz. .of Jarobsburg, Is
visiting friends and relatives in the
Second ward.
T. T. thinner has returned from a
visit with his family at Braddock, Pa.
Miss Maggie Hammer. Of Mourdsville,
is the guest OF friends in the city.
Miligan s; Son are having their store
room on Union street rcpainted.
County Auditor Mad. Aldredge was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Alice Jones has recovered from
q serious illness.
Col S. L. Mooney was in the city yes
terdayI
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Joseph a. Starr, the Toledo man who
has secured an Ohio state league fran
,cd!se. and will probably locate his club
in Wheeling, will be Mere to-day or to-
morrow unless his plans are changed,
and 1t is likely tina. within q few days
1t will be settled that Wheeling will re-
enter the domain of professional base
ball. The flattering prospect. which has
been exclusively given the fans through
the Intelligencer. is being received
with satisfaction.
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w.,, vIrygnlans In Washington.

Special Dispatch to tho Intelllsencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 20
Among West Virsinians now IN Wash
iagton are Messrs. George Wise, Wheel
ing; S. L. Baker. Beverly: J. o. Petty,
Charleston: C. Sehon, Point Pleasant;
Ed. McCreery, Parkcrsburg. The latter
VIII take charge OF the post office in his
city April /.
Mr.. Wise was a member Of a box
party rendered Representative Dovener
ana friends at the National theatre last
night. He left for home this evening.
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l. 1 I. 4
son why DR.. Pietce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery Il an unfailing cure for that disease.
II Is the greatest Of all blood medicines.
II creates q keen and hearty appetite. II
cures all disorders OF the digestion and
makes the assimilation Of the lifr.giying
elements Of the food perfect. II invigor.
atcs the liver and tones the nerves. II Is
the greatest Of all known blood makers and
blood purifiers. II builds firm, healthy
flesh, but does not make corpulcnt people
more cotpulent. Unlike cod liver oil, It
does not make iabby flesh, but tears down
the unhealthy tissues that constitute cor.
pulency, carries off and cxcretes them, and
replaces them with the solid, muscular It's.
sues Of health. It drives all impurities,
disease germs and acids from the blood.
In DR.. Picrce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser many sufferers from rheumatism,
whose cases were considered hopeless. tell
the story Of their recovery under this won.
derful medicine. Their names, addresses
and photographs are given by their own
request, and anyone who wishes TO do so
may write them. Good druggists sell the
I" Golden Medical Discovery"
When a dealer urges some substitute
he's thinking Of the larger profit he'll
make--not Of your welfare. 5'
\ suffered from rheumatism in my iea shout.
der and elbow" writes Rev. Wilson Williams. Of
Trinity station. Morgan Co.. Ala. "pr. pirrce's
Golden Medical Discovery completely cured me
at a cost of only four dollars" N
For free, paper.covered copy Of Doctor
Pietce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
send 81 one.cent stamps, to cover mailing
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r.. metropolitan club .ntends 10 have
,,o,hcr sllt-cdsed attraction \ few
sseks atler tho Mcclclland. Gardner
.o,,.yt Last night a letter was sent to
G SyI Kerwln. OF Chicago, asking HIM
~" ~ "a would meet Leslie Pearco before
~ club, April 25, or May 2. kerwin IS
t"r,ctines called The "lnysterlous,"
, ,yom his peculiar style and the neatness
I'D dispatch with which he scores his
.iclorics. II he cane accept, the club
eli Try to secure Jack Bennett, OF Nc
ySssport. and one OF the best at his
TsIgbt. Bennett has never been defeat-
cS and has an. elegant record.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance OF decree OF the circuit
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
tered on the Nth day OF February, 1895,
In certain suit In chancery, In which
T. j. Hugus, trustee, Is complainant, and
Theodore Kraft and others are defend
ants will on g -gst.r So.
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OK Is visiting IN Maryland.
BEEW0oD.
Ereszy News Items Gathered ia tho Busy
sirrsi,riI County Town.

Ereszy News Items Gathered tu tho Busy
Inrshnii County Town.
Tire city election occurs next Tuesday.
OF flood matters. but II will DO inter-
estiEs before long. The Democrats
lost hope after the primaries. but they
will try to elect four councilmen. They
are counting on two from the Third
ward, but orc OF their candidates In that
ward Is due for lots OF scratching.
William Groves, stable boss at the
lower s.cc! plant, was married. Monday
night to Misc Ida Sprouts. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. c. /. Boo
cele. Tho marriage was surprise TO
many people
David G. Keenan,, the weE-lsnown
blacksmith for w. II. Stab, has opened
n general blaclismithipg shop In upper
BeEwood.
Tho schools opened yesterday, but
only the up stairs rooms were used us
the first floors arc yet damp from the
flood. Is s45, p ID,
The town scales, Mt the corner Of Sixth
and Mali. streets, were knocked out by
the flood. and will lpave to be repaired,
The. Wheeling steel works will likely
20 on Thursday, and the skelp mill will
go on then also.
Sellers, the photographer, is rebuild
lnG his gallery, which was wrecked by
the high water.
John Bridgeman is up from New Mar
unsvillc on n visis to friends.
Mrs. H. Brush, OF Pulaski, Pa, Is Wis.
it1nS friends here.
~ H. -
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A likely young 'un IS .'lSld" wanko,
and great things are expected OF him.
He is a pupil OF Prof. James Gordon,
and his stay In Wheeling has made him
lois OF friends. Recently he made Jim
ms o'Leary back down and on April
10 at McKecsport. Will try ten rounds
with Jack Bennett.
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We've Cot tho n,nner. Too.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 29.-ro-
DAYS statement of the condition OF the
treasury: Available cash balance sooi,-
'!g5T; gold reserve :lT2.725.35l.
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Tomorrow evening tho Gordon 4Ath-
,,,Ic club, OF Washington, Pa, gives an
attractive enter,ain.nent. Among the
events will be n four round bout be-
,ween Prof. Gordon and Jerry Marshall,
row OF this city Leslie Pcarce viii box
With Kid Wanko. HrS
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MONDAY. APRIL II, !sSS,

MONDAY. APRIL II, 1905,
beginning at 10 o'clock q. m. sell at pub,
lie auction 10 the highest and best bidder.
Mt tho north front door of the court house
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, all the real
of the real estate OF which John Kraft
died seized. situate in tho city of Wheel
Ing. Ohio county. Wcst Virginia, that Is
TO say:, Throe-fourths OF lot number one
hundred and sixty-nine, Q6O In Chnpllne
and Eott's addition to the city OF Wheel
ing, and being all OF the said lot number
one hundred and sINty-nlne. except what
was conveyed by the said John Kraft and
wlfo 10 Christian Wuh!crt by deed dated
August !. 1919. and recorded in tho oilieo
OF the clerk OF the county court OF snid
Ohio county In Deed Book No. 60, mage
5io. being the north one.half OF the north
east onc-Qunrter OF said lot. fronting six
teen md one-half feet on Chupl!nc street
and running back the same width west.
wnrdly sixty-one feet; land also eScept
what was conveyed by the said John Kraft
and wife to Lodwlck Meder by deed dated
county clerks Office In Deed Book No, 20,
pngo Sd. being the south one-half OF tho
northeast one-quarter OF the said lot num-
Der one hundred md sixty-nine, fronting
street md running back tho same width
westwnrdly slxty-one feet. iE6slI. -
Said salo will DO upon the following
terms. viz; OnG-tllrd of tho purchase
ms the purchaser may cloct to pay, shnll
DO paid In, cash. tho remainder shall br
paid In two equal annual installments, with
Interest on each OF said miscellaneous from
tho day OF sale. the interest on the second
Of said instalments to be payable annu.
ally. land tho title will be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid. - )
The, purchaser. shall pay. NIL taxes as.
sesscd thereon for the year 1897.
c. L. MORRIS.
Special Commissioners.
Wheeling, ". Va, March 10, iS9S. -.
l hereby certify TINT bond and security
hns, been given by tho above named COM
missioner. as, REQUIRED BY law md the de.
~. i c. II. IiENNING,
Clerk OF said Circuit Court
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THE Umbrella" music stand. Rcgu-
iut price 81. Special price for thle week
Only &C. L, W. BAUNfE,R co,
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

Auroras won three straight from Ideals
last might and clInched their hold on first
place in the Wheeling league race. Pirates
are now tied with Ideals for fifth place.
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TO CURE ( COLD III ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo oulninc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
10 cure &c. The genuine has L. p. Q.
On each tablet.
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scorers-H. Miller and L. Hickman. Um-
To.nISht-The Bowlers and Tidal Waves.
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Men who work
on In, or by the
, water, or arc cx.
posed 10 the cold
or damp are prone
10 suffer from that
most painful dis.
case, Ihernintism.
This isa diseate
OF the blood and
can only be per.
inaiien,ly cured
by going back to
first principles
and driving out
all Impurities,
and filling the ar.
teties with 4 new,
rich, red, healthy
lifc.strenn.
will 4.
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Stomach.
'II'()lIE)I((,

Stomach trouble is the common
name applied to q arrangement Of
the system which is keenlyfelt but
vaguely understood. It may mean
inability to retain food or to digest
1t. 1t may mean nausea, pain after
eating, fullness, inordinate craving
for food, or entire lack Of appetite.
Whatever it means, there's trouble,
and it's with the stomach. II you
have stomach trouble, you will be
interested in this letter from q
man who had it and was cured by
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RE NEW rcmcdlcs arc being. constantly
introduced to the public, but DR.. Bulls
Cough sSruptstlll maintains Its pre-.
cmincnce. 81 g. I
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WHY, throw away your money for
every new cough syrup, when you can
buy that standard remedy. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup2 90 s',l.t,
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Is William Edwards has left Seattle for
Dyca. Victor Evans Is still Mt Seattle.
Work has been resumed ut the Mar
tins Ferry blast furnuce.gs :
Mrs. w. II. Dauett and son are visit
ing at Cadlz. ,5sys
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3 - SpccinI COmmIsslonOr,
Wheeling. ". Va, March 10, 'iSSS, -.
hereby certify That bond and security
has, been given by tho above named com.
missioner. ,as, required by law and tho dc.
crco of said court. is 49,. - = / =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-10-12

5.year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Beckham. .......Died, on Thursday
night, in the Waxhaws, Mary, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thomp-
son, aged 9 years. .''''In the state vs.
John Rich Witherspoon and John
Witherspoon, charged with burglary
and larceny, which was being tried
when we went 10 press Tuesday even
ing, the jury failed to agree and a
mistrial was ordered. Emanuel With
erspoon, for housebreaking and lar
ceny, was found guilty and sentenced
to one year on the chaingang. A mo-
ton for new trial was denied. John
w. Brooks, assault and battery of a
high and aggravated nature. Guilty.
Sealed sentence. John Parker, Jr.,
charged with murder, was tried and
found not guilty. The killing was
purely accidental. The state vs. Ed.
Blackmon, assault with intent to raw
ish, was mol pressed on payment of
cost and Jail fees. The state vs. r. G.
Crockett, assault and battery with in.
tent to kill, was continued to next
term. This ended the business of the
general sessions and the court of COM
mon pleas was opened Wednesday
afternoon.