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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Seabright for the
past week, returned to Colerain Yesterday.

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Seabright for the
past week, returned to Colerain yesterday.
Roy Clark. telegraph operator In the
signal corps at Camp Bushnell, spent Sun
DAY with his parents, on Fourth street.
Mrs. Samuel Neuzum, who has been very
SICK at her home on Hanover street for
some time. is slowly improving.
Chas. Horched. Wis. Purcell. James and
Larry O'Connell. Of Moundsville, spent
Sunday with their parents here.
Rev. Harris. Of Tiltonville. and Rev.
Mace. OF Bridgeport, will fill the pulpit at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
Rev. Morton leaves to-day for Boston,
Mass, to attend the commencement OF the
Boston Theological seminary.
The dipping department Of the Ihughlin,
which has been off for some days, started
In full this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moore leave for New
Philadelphia after a visit with relatives
VIM. Jones. OF this place, has moved his
family TO Wheeling. in the Eighth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Hoge visited the for
mer's brother in Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
George Willard. Of New Athens, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives here.
Miss Alice Thornton, of GAINESVILLE, is the
charming guest Of friends in this city.
John and William Pitner, OF Manning
ton, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. George Newton, Of Beaver Falls,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Elmer Strublc, of Pittsburgh, spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Sidney Wallace, OF Marietta, spent Sun
day with friends here.
The Odd Fellows of this place attended
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A Youne Man Who Mis-
takenly Believed He
Had Heart Disease.
He Simply Scared Himself to
Death, for His Heart Was
Sound.--What a Pity He Did
Not Take Proper Advice

A dramatic story Is told Of O young man
IN Chicago who believed he had heat dis.
case. He abetaincd from exercise and no
avoided excitement. He dosed himself per.
sistently and Imagined that only by leading
an invalid's life could he hopet to kcepdcath
alarms length. One day ho suddenly met
o woman who had been associated With o
d~iscreditable chapter in his history.
My God my heart ~ cried tho young
nun, and he fell ct her feet stone dead.
An autopsy showed that his heart was
absolutely sound. II was the opinion Of
the physicians that lc might have liyed to
q ripe old ago II he had taken the prccau.
ton to consult a competent specialist.
The time when o physician was laughed
Of for devoting himself to one branch OF his
profession Is past. So broad Is the field Of
medical knowledge that no ono man can.
hope to cultivate It all. The seven great
men whose portraits accompany this article
have earned tho undying gratitude Of the
world by their work as specialists.
Notice that tho franc Of tho pictures Is q
,"5". preceded by q dollar mark. Five dol
hrs Is ngrrat or o small sum, according to
circumstances. Ono thing Is certain : b fvc-
do!lrr bill ncrcr looks quite % small as when
Its considered rs tho prico Of o complete
diagnosis and full treatment by medical
specialists q the highest rank. n
Do Ful ttnt tho thing Is impossible? "
The Wnrncr SaSaro Medicine Co., Of New
YorkC City. has nadsttpossible. Attic bead
OF the onnpaqT IS MI, II. II. Warner, who
madehimSaf(a tnousseyeral years agobytho
perfection Of 0 remedy for diseases Of the
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GARRSER.BOGhN boxing contest, g
rounds, tonight, Metropolitnn nrcnn.
BELLAIRE ,
All Sort, OF Local News aud Go..,p From

All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip From
tho Glass City.
VIM. Cauzig. n workman q. the steel
plant, was caught between cinder cars on
Saturday and squeezed so hard that sew
eral ribs were broken and for n time It
was thought he was fatally hurt. Unless
new complications set In. however. he will
recover. Cauz!g Is a married man and has
o family In the Third ward, where he lives.
T. A.. Jackson. ticket agent OF the Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling, and wife left last
Saturday to visit relatives on the line Of
that road over Sunday, and to-day he goes
grand lodge, knights OF Pythias. W. a.
Luke, Of this city, will also leave to-day
for Dayton as u representative Of Black
Prince lodge.
Sherman Gallagher and VIM. Shepherd,
two Belmont county boys who were sent
up for eighteen months each for furnish-
ing liquor to 4 girl under, eighteen years
or age for immoral purposes, were re-
leased from the ypenitentiary last week at
the end OF hfteen months, having made
three months good time record.
The final examinations OF the graduating
class will take place this week. at which
time the members will know who are to
graduate.
Mrs. jim. Thompson, OF Parnassus, Pa,
is the guest of Rev. Q. W. Holmes and
wife, in the Fourth ward.
Miss Maggie Nolte, OF Mannington, w.
Va: is tho guest Of friends and relatives
In the Fourth ward
Miss Mabel Michner, OF Lloydsvillc, is
the guest OF friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. Richard Ferrel, of Moundsville.
spent yesterday with friends In the Third
ward. "
The city council will meet tomorrow
evening to consider pressing mat
Every manufacturing establishment In
the city Is working full time and Saturday
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AT WHEELING PARK.
Despite Weeping Clouds q Good
Crowd Present.
A VERY POPULAR PROGRAMME
Rendered by The Opera House Band.
3aiany Strangers Take In The nsnutles OF
Wheeling Park, . Farorite Resort e.
Pleasure setkrrs-Notes and Per,anai,.

In spite OF the unfavorable weather
Wheeling Park was complimented yes
terday with a large attendance, many
of the visitors being from abroad, and
all OF whom enjoyed the delights that
this resort always aifords-rain or
shine. The Opera House band figured
in Its first park concert OF the season,
playing with great fervor and feeling,
and there was only one number miss
Ing, one that would have been so ap.
proprate to the dewey occasion,
walt TIN the Clouds Roll By, For
the past two Sundays Manager Rolf
consulted the weather oracles and was
promised the brightest kind OF May
sunshine, BUT somehow the weather
clerk got mixed on his dates; Common
aiding was heard on the coast" or the
Whole Fleet was Sunk" and with the
Gables Gu" communication with the
proper meteorological service of the
park was seriously interrupted.
The majority OF the excurslonists who
arrived in the city yesterday over the
Ohio River and BALTIMORE & Ohio rail-
roads braved the clouds and went out
to the park, and we'll were they repaid.
A better concert has never been given
by the Opera House organization, un-
der the leadership OF Prof. Spiel, than
the delightful Instrumentation they
gave from the Casino veranda yester-
day afternoon. Cloudy skies had no.
effect on thevreed and wind harmony
that was evolved. The following pro-
gramme ives rendered:
March-"Amerjcan Guard".. Brooke
Overture-"PlQue Dame. .Suppe
Oriental Dance-"Sultana" .....Voelker
Waltz-"Vienna Beauties"....... .Ziehrer
Medley1,"War Songs OF the Boys in
~, Blue
"Traumerei and Romance. ....Schumann
Fantasia on My Old Kentucky Home"
Negro odiity-SIissIssipp RaG....K reil
March-..The Stars and Stripes For
March-"The Nations Pride. .Scouton
Gems from the Comic Opera. "The
Waltz-''Colonial Dames'.............Sou sa
serenade-'The Whispering Winds"...
March-"The Merry Wheeler
Altogether It was n most enjoyable
afternoon despite the depressing effect
of the weather. Arrangements are now
making to have the "cut cable" with
the weather department. repaired, and
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PARK PICKINGS,

On rainy days always take the upper
road-don't take 1t, but walk on 1t.
Gate-keeper Fleming is a very pop
uiar successor to the late Mr.. Wagner.
Col. Anton Reymann was one OF the
distinguished guests yesterday. and
was pleased to remark on the excellent
condition OF the grounds.
Dialogue on the motor: Stranger
What Is that building?" (pointing 10
Altenheim).
Old (O Wheeling Resident-""Why,
that's the Home for F'riendless Wo-
men,"
Comment of other Wheeling people:
"Whew! but it's warm to-day"
Col. Henry Bieberson a congratu-
lated yesterday by many Of his per-
sonal friends on the twenty-ilfth ami
versary Of his marriage.
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MEMORABILIA.

Grand Army Posts and Auxiliary Organ
iIations Prepare for the Days 0bserv.
nnos Ia Wheeling-Dslails for the sey-
srai cemsisriss.
At a meeting Saturday evening OF
representatives OF the G. a. r., Sons
OF Veterans and woman's Relief Corps,
arrangements were completed for the
decoration OF the graves OF the Union
soldiers on Memorial Day, May 30. The
customary programme will be carried
out, excepting that general exercises
will be held at the Peninsular cemetery
In the afternoon. md the other cemc-
'teries will be visited by detailed squads
In the forenoon.
Before attending TO the Decoration
Dry programme. committees were APP
pointed for Patriotic Day, next Friday,
when appropriate exercises will be held
In the public schools. which will be lis
tened 70 by the members Of the G.. A.. r.
and auxiliary orders. The committees
from the g. A. r., by wards, Is rs fol-
lows for this day:
First ward-A. McConnaughey, ".
Fey and J.. w. Harrison.
~ Second ~ward-Caleb Sylvis, Dorence
McGinnis, Andrew Gray, John Long,
Z. c.. Harry and Col Hugh Stirling.
Third ward-Charles T. Reed, John L.
Wise, Isaac v. Barton, Col. Thomas
to'Bricn.
Fourth ward y Richard Robertson.
Daniel uselton and T.. @. Britt.
Fifth ward-Capt. W. H. Travis and
J.. D. McFadden.
Sixth wnrd-H. Pebler, L. Bacher,
August Sauers, Mr.. Fisher, z. R. Rey-
ner, William Kemp. Barney Metzner,
Sam Davis, John Ickler, D. F. McKin-
ley and Joseph Wheeler.
Seventh ward-H. j. Felber. II. C..
Peterman, Albert Stump. John Wal
ton, Robert Cowan and W. R. Gill
breath.
Eighth ward-F. H. Crago and men,
bers OF Stephens Post.
For Decoration Day the following de-
tails for the different cemeteries were
appointed:
Mount wood-caleb sylvis, COM
mander; Thomas r. Belleville, Robert
Cowan. c. R. Colburn, A.. Deflbaugh,
Joseph A. Faris, j.. R. P. Foster, E. ".
Harry. John ". Harrison, G. B. Jones,
II. P. Mayer, Charles Miller. A. Neon
naughey, George Pitner, Henry seamon.
Jacob Sentlinger, John Walton, ]. H.
Dorance, Ferdinand Frye.
Greenwood and Nj. Calvary-Richard
Robertson. commander: Thomas Burke,
+. v. Barton. F. H. Crago. George B.
Caldwell. B. B.;Dovener, James A. Hem
ry, W. N. Ingersoll. Charles F. Klieves,
Thayer Melvin. John r. Mendel, Patrick
Mahoney.lD D. F. Mckinley, James Nc
GInley, Thomas O'BrIen, H. C. Peter
man, w. ". Rodgers, Charles H. Sem
seny. William H. Travis and c. H. Wat
kins.
Stone Church-charles T. Reed, COM
mander: Matthew Bennett. James Eph-
lin, John Long. Christian May. j. D.
McFadden, William Mccoy. N. Nick
son, John L. Wise.
Peninsular-H. j.. Felber, commander;
Thomas H. Acres, Gottlleb Buss,%J. @.
Blowers, Thomas G. Britt, George
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Those burglar. ourh. 10 Pony Up.

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Last night
the residence OF Senator William Mason.
OF Illinois, 1882 Chaplin street, this city.
was entered by burglars and jewelry to
the value Of nearly $1,000 was stolen.
Not a clue to either the burglars or the
jewelry has been obtained. This even
ing Senator Mason Issued to the burglars
a characteristic appeal which he hopes
will be needed. II is as follows:
To the gentlemen who robbed my house
last night:
Il will pay in cash more than any one
else for the watch and pin you took last
night. and give You my word OF honor
that you shall not be prosecuted for the
taking Of them. The pin has a portrait
OF my little son who died years ago, and
Il a as wac also the watch, a present
to me. You car communicate with me
by mail or in person and you can rely
absolutely on my promise not to prose
cute.
(SiEned) "WM. MASON"
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MARTINS FERRY.
IInps and Ml.hap. in the Thriving City
Across the River,

IIaps and Mlshnps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.
After the commencement exercises Mt the
Opera House Thursday evening the
Alumni will give their annual banquet In
Commercial hall. The ladies OF the Epis-
copal church will serve the supper.
a shaft that was broken at the Laughlin
about three weeks & and sent to Cleve-
land to be repaired, is expected back to-
day or tomorrow.
The marriage OF William Williams to
Miss Maggie McAninch took place at tho
home of the brides parents In A%etnayille
last evening.
Miss Carrie Barnes. OF Barnesville, who
has been visiting the family of Samuel An
thony, on broadway, returned home yes
terday. 1
There were no services at the Presbyte-
rian church last evening on account OF the
b~accalaureate sermon at the NJ. L. church.
Children's day will be observed ut the
u. p. church June 6.
Miss Ella Colvin. who has been the guest
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Is the name OF the only perfect traini1
the world, now running every night e:
tween Chicago, st. Paul and Minneayot
lis via the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 7
Paul Railway-the pioneer road OF rs
west in adopting oil improved faeilirs
for the safety and enjoyment OF passta.
gers. An illustrated pamphlet, shoTNS
views of beautiful scenery along u.
route of the Pioneer Limited, VIII !,
sent free to any person upon receipto:.
two-ceat postage stamp. Add'es,,
Address George H. Heairord. Gent.A
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill. "
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C~rumbacker, Andrew Gray, John lex
Ter, James Montgomery, John Mead
ans. j. B. O'Neill. Henry Pebler, James
L. Rector, Albert Stump. ]. A. ].
Sheets. R. Taylor. Daniel Uselton, John
". Wilson and William Young.
Next Sunday evening the annual
memorial sermon will be preached at
the First Baptist church by the pastor,
Rev. Martin ". Buck.
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THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

ESIt1tDA DEfARIURES.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 1 a. m.
Pittsburgh. KANAWHA, 4 a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, 5 a q
CINCINNATI. .yIRGINIA. l p. m.
GAINESVILLE. ..LORENA. q. m.
Sistersville. LEROY, I a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg BEN HUR, . p. m.
Sl%stersville. ruth. $3.50 p. m.
ClarinSton....LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE. go p. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. .KEYSToNE STATE. l. .
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 5.a. N.
Parkersburg .ARGAND. II n. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Sl~stersville. ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steuhenville. T. NJ. BAYNE, go p. n
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May 22.--Ed-
ward Beliamy. author OF Looking
Backward, !" Equality" ETC., died at his
home in chtcopee Falls, at an early hour
this morning.
He leaves q widow and two children
besides two brothers. Charles ]. Bell
nmy, editor OF the Springfield Daily
News, and Frederick Bellamy, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y. Hts funeral will take place
at his homo In Chicopee Falls, and by
his special request will be Of the sim
5plest possible character.
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church services at Bellaire yesterday af-
tcrnoon in q body.
Rev W. H. McMurray, Of McAIurray,
Pa. filled the UP. pulpit yesterday morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Harriet Hatch. who has been Ill for
some time with pneumonia, is slowly I'M
proving.
The ba%ccalaureate sermon was delivered
last evening at the NJ. Z. church by Rev.
Morton. ~
John Turner, OF this place, has accepted
a position at the Wheeling Pan Handle
depot.
Ralph. Flneland, of Columbus. is in town
ON business.
Miss Lille Jones is visiting friends at
Wellsburg.
GARRNER.BoGAN boxing contest, 20
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was pay day. There was lots Of money Ia
the hands OF the working people, and rssr.
chants and grocers received their full
share. Many Of these people delight 10
contrast the present conditions with those
OF very recent years.
Frank Tallett, OF the Second ward, 4,
working at the Fostoria glass house.
John McCafrery Is building q new add.
ton to his property on Bridge street.
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Special Dispatch to the I%ntelligcnccr.
WESTON. W. Va, At a special term
of the circuit court held here yesterday
by Judge Bennett. the application for a
change of venue Of the Iightburn-Ben-
nett contest case, came up and the case
was transferred to the Berkeley county
circuit court. 1t Is thought the case will
now be SDeedily settled,
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kidneys. I1c has enlarged tho sphere Of his
usefulness by organizing astatf ofspecialists,
whose services are placed within the reach
ofn vast public who otherwise would have
no means Of getting tho best special treat
ment America affords. This superb body Of
physicians includes authorities on diseases Of
the blood md the nerves: of the heart, liver
md Kidneys: OF tho stomach and bowels.
There are specialists In those dreadful mala-
dies TINT women wretch ed. d, we'll as In
the obscure and obstinato ailments of men.
To have the advantage OF tho Warner Naz-
uro Medicine Compony's remarkable enter
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IHlsIS THE ONLY FORT THAT GAVE DEWEYA FIGHT

mm % dewey LeMa twas thsm h tta uadh lis ships withdrawal for parsd during he mcnnSnms Inc Sr
- s 0y gave 9HGst this tn must be hnodh t and a cpnbndn L nm ~ - -
n ~ msspmnnm mMe minutes there WASH asnnc left ont pd mmohror oec mo that cmT ba eS TM
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prise, send q frank, full account Of you, 4,
ease to the compony'soficcs, 21oBmodv.s
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prepared by the Board Of Physician, TSihs
mailed you free on application. MI. IN
enable you to give a complete hi,ta,r y
your affection. In return, you viii ~ y
diagnosis by o learned physician Nbs n.
made your particular disease The s.ndr y
his Life, and medicine for o month's ~.
ment, should so long o time b. nece,s,ry h,
q cure. Please bear in mind that ths M
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-23

1t Is pretty certain that there will be
some clear and pleasant Sunday. for In
stance n of those rare days in June"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-23

GARDNER.BOGAN boxing contest, 20
rounds, tonight, metropolitan areua 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-23

Stone Church-charles T. Reed, COM
mander; Matthew Bennett, James Eph-
lin, John Long. Christian May. J.. d.
McFadden, William Mccoy. N. Nick
son, John L. Wise.
Penlnsular-H. j.. Felber, commander;
Thomas H. Acres, Gottlleb Buss.%J. Q.
Blowers, Thomas G. Britt, George