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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Feb. 25.-Angelo
Will last night shot Martha Lawrence,
Joseph Farando, Mrs. Peter Farando
and Daniel Noute. Farardo and Noute
are fatally wounded. All are Italians
and lived at coalburs Blocks little
place about seven miles north Of here.
All the injured persons are relatives.
No motive has yet been learned. Mrs.
Gabriel Farando. at whose home the
shooting occurred. would have been
killed but for her sister-!n-law. who in
.terfered and was shot in the arm.
Farmers with Winchesters are search
ing for VIII.
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MoRGANTowN-R!ver Q feet ana
stationary. Cloudy and cold.
BROWNSYILLE,-Riv feet C
inches and stationary. 1
OIL C1TY-River. q feet inches and
stationary. Cloudy and cold.
SREENsBoRo--R!ver S feet inches
anu railing, Cloudy. James G.. Blaine
German!a up. b ~ ::
" %SAEREN--Rsver q feet. Light snow
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.5 feet and
failing at the dam Clrur and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL feet 10
ihehes and falling. Cloudy and cold.
paSsed up: Virginia, Charles Brown,
IieE fulton. John Soren.l Passed down
J9hn ". Alles, Joseph Walton and II.
*. Bedford. jj,5} = 71
PAltKERsDuRG-OhiD river 10 feet
inches and falling. Clear: mercury
=; -. Passed up: Argand. Passed down
Is falling. ID x % ) 20 ! = - -
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.FARRAGHER AND PARRY,

AZ slim audience turned out for the
first entertainment given by the I'm
perial Athletic Club. OF Bellaire. last
night, and the contests were rather
tame. The main feature was the ten
round so between Mike Farragher, OF
Youngstown, and John Parry. OF Home
stead, Pa, which ended in draw.
Buggy Auber and young Clancy, Of
this city. also spared.
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MARTINS FERRY
laps and az sll.hap,I 81 o., rhrl,ins city

tfsps and siishaps In the thriving City,
Aero.s ti,e liiiver., Wv
The proceeds OF the concert 10 be
given att the Welsh; Conversational
church at Actnaville Tonight will be de.
voted TO the mlnlsterlsi fund. Among
those who VIII take part are Prof. Ap
Hughes, of PittBbnrg, d. aIorgati,i Miss
Anna Williams. Miss L. Lewis, Thos.
Lloyd. Jcas Hipkins, Roger Morgan.
Miss Laura Hopkins, Mis- Anna VIII.
inms, Messrg! Davis md LAWS. TiyentI-
enthj Century mandolin club.
Mr.. Z. II. Allison, mn indian scout,
VIII lecture on Life ana incidents OF
Cutters Life. on next Tuesday;wee
under the auspices Of Mother McKIn-
ley circle, Ladies' Of the G.,tA. r. He
gave an interesting talk at the q. a. II.
camp IRE last Tuesday evening.
About twenty members OF the orbls
Club spent last evening In avery pleas
ant manner nj the home OF Charles w.
Hoyle, on South Third, street. Fifteen
took part In the, programme, which was
exceedingly Interesting. 81 Il ilaSs5
a large number OF members OF Hia-
watha and Standard councils. American
| Mechanics, 20 out TO Pleasant Grove to.
night, where they viii be entertained by
the local council. Seven candidates will
be initiated. h n,
Mr.,and Mrs. Bion Williams enter
taihedsa party Of young friends In q
charming manner last evening, the
young ladies being members Of Mrs.
Williams Sunday Gchool class, =
Last evening was pleasantly spent by
number OF friends ut the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony on Broadway.
All present were pleased with the
graphophono selections
Tho pulpit In the United Presbyterian
church Will be occupied tomorrow by
Rev. w. X. Lawrence, OF Allegheny,
who Is a relative Of Mrs. ]. P. Crowl. 6
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. E.
church was handsomely entertained by
Mrs. Berthe HobeIsack, at her home on
Hanover street, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred X. Dixon was a charming
hostess yesterday afternoon TO n very
large party OF frieudslat her home on
Fourth street, from 9 to s o'clock.
The water main running through
hetraville burst near Keohnline's office
yesterday morning ard Bridgeport was
without water during the day.
Mrs. Claire Chamberlain. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. s. Moore, VIII return to Akron this
morning a,s. e
A meeting OF the ladies' OF the Presby-
terlon church will be held at the home OF
MIS-. y. Z. Gray this afternoon at .
oelock.
Harry Waterhouse, OF. Martins Ferry,
VIII on Monday take the jop OF foreman
IN the center FOUNDRY, at Wheellng.
The German Lutheran church bazaar
ana FESTIVAL opened az someone's nan
iast hisht win q talr a as '''i
Dr, =. NJ Hogan took part m tne
mee.ins Oh me sestnoht Counsy s Meaie'a
N'y ~, - $50 -. !. :,
me series OF liiustratea sermons a, OF
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s SYMPToMs-.Moisture: Intense Itch
ins and singing: mos. ut night; worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
tumors form. which often bleed and I'LL
cerate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding. meals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumoro. Al drug
gists. or By mall, for 10 cents. Dr..
swaEne G. Son, Philadelphia Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
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E 1wHooPlNG.s cough is the mos, dis.
trcsslng malady; butits duration can be
cut short by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the hest
known remedy for, Group and allElunE
and bronchial troubles. Charles il.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slXthi and ia
street: Exley Bros, Penn and & Zane,
streets; Bowie & Co., Br!dgeport.!3g!9 3
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WE are anxious TO do n little good In
MS world and can think OF no better or
p'easaEtcr wayto dolt than by rccom-
:noHdlng One Minute Cough Cure Ms n
preventive Of pneumonia, consumption
ana othergerlOus lung troub,eS that fol-
low neglected colds. Charles r. Goethe,
:Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
5!nc!alr. FQrty-g!Sth and Jacob g.rcetS;
A. A. Z. sehcele. No. COZ Main street: ExIey
Gr Tenn and Zane Streets Bowie e.
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CHILDREN ard adults tortured nv
burnt, scalds. injuries, eczema or skin
diseases may secure instant relief by
using DeHVitt's Witch Hazel SalYe. II
Is the great Pile remedy. Charles r.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sIxth and ia.
cob streets;'A. E. Scheele, No. COZ Main
street: Exley Bros! Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie SC Co.. Bridgeport. 25'
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Outline Tablets.
All druggists refund the money. II It
fails 10 cure. CSC. The genuine has L.
B. g. on each tablet.
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MOCK DIVORCE SUIT.

The North End Literary So
elety will3glve another mock trial Mon
day evening. y divorce case is on the
docket, and interesting testimony will
be developed. Chief Justices Joseph
Eber!lag and o. ]. Terry will lend their
official J, dignity. and counsel for the
nlalntif will bo George lIiicv, Peter
Mercer, and c, u. Miner, while the hus-
hnna resisting the divorce suit. Will
3be Attorneys C. L. Carrigan, .. F.
Hood and II, A. Nolte. ia, @
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RcIIe. IN SIX Hour.

Distressing Kidney and EIadderldls-
ease. relieved II six hours BY .'New
Great South American Kidney Cure,
1t Is n great surprise on account Of rs
exceeding promptncss In relieving pain
In bladder. kidneys and back, lIntinnle
or female. Relieves retention Utmost
II you want quick relief
and cure, this Is the iremedy. Sold by
Il. II. List, Druggist. Wheeling. VIVA.
iiisl thf&s
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KoRN KoBs no ENIERrAIN.

One week from Tuesday evening the
Korn Kob Kluh will entertain the
A&orns, in part atonenent for having
defeated the Akorns three times in sue.
cession ard settled their respective mer-
It's s hnrlnrs No.. Nv 80 - ~
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A HOUSEHOLD necessity y DR..
Thomas EclectricE OIL. Heals burns.
cuts, wounds OF any sort: cures sore
throat, Group, catas:h, asthma: never
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-26

-. 1,rFs. MARCH,, 1SgS, ssts a4al II ~
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
front door Of the court house in the city
of Wheeling, county OF Ohio. and state OF
West Virginia, an undivided one-half in
! tercst In u certain piece or parcel OF real
estate situate. lying and being In the city
4 OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio. anu state
4 OF West Virginia. and described MS fol-
An undivided one-half interest IN or
part. Of lot number seven COIin square
number twenty-five t2S) In Sprlgg and
Riches addition to said city, including all
vcyed to said w. s. Mccullough by Fred
rick Remhot by deed dated September J.,
1880, and OF record In aid county court
clerks office In Deed Book No. IS, page ia.
TERMS OF SALE ne.,hird OF the
purchase money, or sc. much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay, cash In hand
on the dny OF sale. and the residue In two
equal !nstallmcntsi payable respectively in
twelve and eighteen months from tho day
ofsale. with interest, the purchaser giving
his oipromissory notes for the de-
ferrcd payments, and giving security on
such notes when required by the trustee,
the legal stltle being retained as further
security until all OF tho purchase money
shall have been paid; or, II purchaser 50
elect, tho legal title may be conveyed. the
trustee rcserv!ng in the deed n lien for
tho deferred purchase money, or the pur-
chaser otherwise securing the Same to the
satisfaction OF the trustee ia5 5s.} b.
N The purchaser at my sale, may be rc-
ouiroa TO effect and maintain Insurance
upon any building on the property aold
for an amount and with underwriters sat
islactory to the trustee, the policy or poll
esSfor which shall be made payable ms
tho trustee may require, and shall hcshelu
by tho trustee as further sccurty&for the
deferred installments OF purchase money
% ID, 3'13i S'zi. IL. r.. FORD, Trustee. y
MEYER & NESRlT1r, his Attorneys.
j. q. 1IERvEY,g Auctioreer.Ei fell.th
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BENWooD
Breezy New. Item. Gathered In tho Busy
Marshall County Town. 80

Breezy News Hens Gathered In tho Busy
Marshall County Town.
The Republican municipal primaries
will be held to-day. The ticket to be
voted on has been previously published
in the 1ntelligencer, and is good one
oil down the line. For mayor and re-
corder, the present officials, Thomas
Shepard and C. II. Morgan, will not
have opposition. and there will be no
contest in the Second ward for council.
Interest is chiefly centered on the vote
for marshal. There are three candl-
dates. Marshal Frank ". Porterfeld,
Albert Policy and Charles Grimm, and
1t promises to be Q pretty race. The
present street commissioner, George
Martin, will be opposed by George MIR
ray and James Policy. While the in
terest displayed in the selection OF ia
vorites Is commendable. there is no &C.
caSion for any bitter feeling after the
primaries, and the. party should stand
by the men selected to-day. This is I'm
peratIve to beat the Democrats. who
will be only too willing to take ad-
vantage OF any dissensions In the Re-
pubiicans' ranks However, the best
men should be. selected, and Il they are
there need be no fears OF Republican
success.
The voting precincts in the several
wards Will be at the following places:
First ward-Droyecs' Home Club
room.
Second ward-City building.
Third ward-Squire Riddles office.
Fourth ward-Sharp's store and Mar
pies school-house. @
THE DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN.
This evening at the Latter Day Saints
chapel. in North Benwood, the Daugh-
tiers of Zion give an entertainment. The
following Is the programme:
Ruth Hall. :.
Recitatlon-"The Bridge Keepers Story"
o. ]. Tary: l9lS
Frank EberlIng. u 80
c. Z. Carrlgan. /.
Solo...... Sweet Bunch Of Daisies"
pa,,,,,,., Ma; Nay Smith Saa! !, n, =, s, !,
HALLE 2. Martin.
!. I- Stella Wolfe.
ouartetto.......... Golden Years"
.-f3 miss tilil, MIS-. smith, Mrs. Scr!k n
and Miss Eberllng. ~ u
solo..........'The Baggage Coach Ahead"
Harry Boyd. sig
Recitation. Drown Gets Ills Hair CUT,
Mrs. Maggie Ebcrling.
Vocal Solo,. Happy Day
Recitation. Fashionable School Girl
ilall!c 3. Martin. = 81
Rocltnt!on....... Convict Joe"
Henry Noltc.
Ruth Hall
TRIBUTES FROM SCHOoLMATEs.
The children OF Central school touch
ingly remembered their dead SCHOOL
mate. Earl Compson, bright little fell
low who died Thursday morning, OF
stomach trouble. The children subscrib-,
ed IS for flowers 10 strew on his cof-
I'm, every scholar contributing. There
we're two floral tributes, one from Miss
Annie Pellcvs room, the other from
the school in general. Tho remains
were taken, yesterday afternoon, over
the Ohio River railroad, to West Col
umb!a, W. Va, for burial. The funeral
occurred from the home OF his parents,
Mr., and Mrs.sJohn Compson, and there
was q large turnout OF teachers and
school children, The pal!bcarers were
little boys from his own room. The
deceased was 4 bright little fellow eight
years old. "
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s Notice Is hereby given that the first
general meeting OF the stockholders of.
the Events Publishing Company, to
elect II board Of directors. make bylaws
and transact any other business which
n,ny.lawfuliy be done In n general meel-i
ing OF stockholders. Will be held at the
office OF Dr. John l.. Dlckcy on, the Tth
day OF March, a. D. 1898, ut $50 o'clock
p. m. " 1. * 5 ~
Witness the hands Of the corpora tors
OF the Events Publishing Company this
18TH day OF February. a. D. {1SsS.
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pENwooD BRIEFS.

AS was stated several days ago. Ar
iihur GeTaghtyi has withdrawn his name
for the mayoralty.s but owing ton mia.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
.rRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the
18th day OF January. 1897, made by W. S.
Mccullough and Mary 3. Mccullough, his
WIFE to me. ms trustee. and OF record in
the office of the clerk OF the county court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
OF Trust Book No. Il, page 81, I will pro-
coed to sell Mt public auction on
FRIDAY THE 18th DAY OF 3|f'.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT FROM APRIL /.

4 A most desirable country residence. with
four and one-half acres Of ground, situated
on Motor line, In Pleasant Valley. T. st
a residence with rooms. yard, cellar.
etc, corner Fifteenth and Jacob streets.
81 a we'll located store room, opposite Nc
Lure House, on Twelfth street, second
door from German Bank. now vacant. gE
Arion store room. No. 20c2 Main street.
4l-acre farm miles Up river road. 81 &
4G-acre farm In Marshall county. and not
more than 4 miies from the city.
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Second ward-City building.
Third ward-Squire Riddles office.
Fourth ward-Sharp's store and Mar
pies school-house. IS
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THE DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN. :
This evening at the Latter Day Saints
chapel. in North Benwood. the Daugh-
ters of Zion give an entertainment. The
following Is the programme:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-31
BRIGHT BITS.

Human Nature-"Yoh know" said
Miss Miami Brown as she took possession
Of her escorts razor, dat yoh allus orter
love yoh enemies"
"Da's err fack," replied Mr. Pinckley,
"but somehow it's a heap easier ter love
'em aftuh l has 'em licked. "-WashingtOn
Star.
The fact that DR. Creighton, the Lord
Bishop OF London, rolled and smoked nine
teen cigarettes the other day while talking
with newspaper man, recalls the story of
the big. burly bishop and the little curate
in the compartment of a railway car. You
will rot mind my smoking, will yOu?"
mot if your Lordship doesn't mind my be-
ing sick" submissiYely replied the little
curate.-Tit-Bits.
-Trundle-Bed Patriotsm.-It happened
during the severe storm Of Wednesday
night The little fellow was awakened by
the sound of the thunder and the wind and
the rain, and after listening to it a min
ute he called out in an anxious tone;
Mamma! Oh. mammal! What is it
dear?" was the reply. What do you
suppose Sampson is doing in all this
storm?-Chicago Evening Post.
The following is said to have occurred
to distinguished but modest divine who
had undertaken the duty of brother cler-
gyman at cathedral church. Il am
come" said he, addressing the silk-gowned
verger ito take Canon Blanks place this
morning." "Pray, sr" replied the official
pompously, "are you the man who is to
read the prayers or the gentleman who is
to deliver the sermon Household
Words.
An old gentleman, speaking to a young
lady and commenting upon her freshness
and good looks, remarked: "Ah, my
dear, may you long retain them. Yours is a
happy period of life; you know nothing yet
of the jealousies, the> heart-burnings, the
contentious, the rValries, that beset the
pathway of existence" Don't /, thought"
she Interrupted ~ want you to understand
that belong 10 church choir ''-Tit- Bits
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---8-W0---77--
Personal.

-rbe poro Is re-,,rl,ablv eood oboy.
payer IN TACT Is only on rare occa-
sions that he is defeated al the game.
~ Poo ~ lsst - % ~ - e Eet
Giella-has PLAYED chess with him for thir-
ty-two years past.
49,. Co.. .-....;.. g -. ~.
~ VI 'iie ~ an
sas pehitehhary, has oeen pardohed ana
set at liberty for his heroism in climbing
down the shaft of coal mine for 200 feet
and loosening an elevator which had be-
come caught in such a way that twenty
convicts were imprisoned beneath 1t.
,-.--. IT. 49,,
10 ''O' any N'i0"'' '''''' q 'i'4iii 81
CerVera' the commander Of the Spanish
feet was formerly a naval attache at
Washington. He represented the govern
ment of SDain in thai CITY about fifteen
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The Nhnsnnifo Elect.

The President was inclined not to sign
the auxiliary navy bill which carries
5000 600, because he thought there would
be no use for the eighty-seven boats for
the purchase of which the bill provides.
The boats are to be a part of the mos
quito fleet" and some of them will be
used to patrol harbors in which mines
have been laid.
1t is an astonishing fact that in many
ports whose harbors have been mined
navigators pay no attention whatever to
the regulations fer the protection
of the harbors. They sail through the
mine fields loosening the mines from their
fasteuings and tearing up the cables by
which the mines are connected with the
batteries. Some of the shipping men ap-
pear to think that it is of more import
ance that their business shall not be in
terfered with in any way than that the
coast cities shah be protected. The Presi-
dent has received great many letters
from patriots Of this stamp requesting The
removal of mines from harbors. Sucn let
ters and reports that navigators were rot
obeying harbor regulations for protecting
mines influenced the President to sign
the auxiliary navy bill.
In a little while there will be patrol
boats in the harbors which have been
mined, and they viii enforce the harbor
regulations. New York harbor is now
thoroughly patroled and captains of YES
sells are careful to follow the instructions
given them for entering and leaving that
harbor. Before the patrol boats were es-
tablished in the harbor the mines were
torn from their fasteninss almost as socn
as they were planted. The offenders we're
native as well as foreign navigators. That
any American sea captain or ship agent
should deliberately disregard regulations
for the defense of the country shows that
all OF our citizens are not sufficiently pa
triotic to make sacrifices for their coun-
try's welfare.
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Reed.s Porltlon on Hnwnii.

Speaker Reed has been put in the posi-
tion Of opposing the annexation Of Hawaii
by the friends OF the annexation scheme.
So persistent have the annexationists
been in their efforts to make it appear
that the speaker IS the only obstacle in
the way Of annexation that he has con-
sidered it advisable to state his position in
respect to the matter. He does not say
whether or not he is opposed 10 anneXa-
ton. What he does say is that it is of
much more Importance to the Republican
party that the war revenue bill shall be
passed quickly so that ongressmen can
go home and look after their political
fences than that an effort should be made
to pass the Hawaiian annexation resolu-
ton. He does not pretend to say whether
the House would vote for the resolution
or not, but he is certain there would have
TO be a long debate on the resolution be
fore vote on it could be reached. Rather
than keep Congress in session until late
in the summer or early in the fall he pre-
fers that there shall be no considera ton
Of the annexation question at this time
The position which the speaker takes is
a very reasonable one from his point of
view. and the chances are that it VIII be
accepted. 1t is worthy of notice that Sen
ator Lodge says that he VIII not press his
amendment which provides for the annex
ing of the Hawaiian islands to the United
states, to the war revenue bill. He has
become convinced probably that it would
not be to the interest of his party 10
do so.
Those who are urging the annexation of
the Hawaiian Islands do not care any
thing about the success of one political
party or the other They have interests
at stake which they regard as being of
much more Importance than that con-
gressmen should have an opportunity to
have themselves reelected. They are say
ing that if we use the islands in our war
with Spain without first securing posses
sion of them we shall invite trouble with
the continental Powers of Europe. That
is a threat, however, which does not APP
pear to alarm our government in the least
No doubt it has had our rights in respect
to the matter thoroughly investigated If
a flaw of any consequence had been found
steps would have been taken at once to
correct it.
The outlook seems to be that the Haw-
allan question will be permitted TO go over
until the next session of Congress. It
will be time enough then to determine
whether or not the islands are of sufii-
Gent Importance to justify US in annexing
them. That is about Speaker Reeds posi-
ton.