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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
OF PUBLICATION.
The State Of West Virginia.
Ohio County, SIS:


In the Circuit Court OF Ohio ccsaV'
West Virginia. May Rules, 1Ss
John C. Kurner, administrator d. ~
I. n, OF Anna c. kurner, deceaseo' y
James ]. Pownall In his own right u!
also as administrator with the VII NJ 4.
neXed OF John Walford, deceased. y.
tual Savings Bank of Wheeling -
Alfred Caldwell, trustec.-ln ChaaSss
The object Of this suit is 10 entorefe =,
payment by the defendant, James :; y
nall, to the plaintiff OF n debt OF a~r Id
with interest from December i: ~; ~ n
credit OF s3i4.a as Of January T. ~ ~,
which debt n decree was entered inms
Of the said plaintiff against ne es.hs (
John Walford. deceased, on pc 1ah- nd.
1897, by this court In the suit OF John ' m-
ford's administrator VS.. Anna hesIsi
Walford ct at, for which debt W. IIs,. q
James j. Pownall is individually , WS.is,I
surety on the bond given by John as.l
rs executor of tho will OF the salu ,n .S.l
C. Kurner: and to subject TO the bbI.s.sssy
OF said debt lot j. In SpriSE * ,nIsngitj1
addition to Wheeling, ". Va, .gsssS SIt
to the said James j.. Pownall, Wn iSir II
been levied on under attachment. dss
sued In this suit, that q rccei'S nj n
pointed to collect the rents Of sa!o rr,ssi,h
tate; that the liens thereon be aSe.,'I ~.
and that said real estate be sou W
missioner OF this court Il, sta
And 1t appearing from an a' WV, ,,Se ds
PENDANT, James u Pownall, Is not /, b i.
dent OF the state Of West NiTSn, nn,,tss
no not having been served VIII TaIS,s.
In said suit, on motion OF the comSsiIIIs,,Eu.
by. his solicitors. this order Of pS0 UEjsrI
Is entered against him. and II Y or X
that the said defendant, above w nlSt o.,
and he Is required to appear rnn,Iblta.
ton OF this order and do whn, Is nsfssGs
to protect his interests. IL is uISsI 81
dcrcd that this order be puos's"t
pG WHICH, as rf g! IT, a IL Mans clerk = X n II
said court, Mt the court lionssees fowl:
county, this lth day OF May, U.s.
May Rules lsss' 3. II. nENSlSq. CT,
Published tho first time Max tClrs
Attest: CHI
Erskine & Allison. rySLL
Solicitors for Comnlainah.:~A
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cause they VIII, digest the food esSr y
before Il has time to fermeht asS ~!
sisted In this way soon becomes !, asa A.
vigorous. IEain. "Hsns ~
Stuart's3 Dyspepsia Tablets are ,r..
to any secret patent medicines beeaS,pel
know what you are taking into nv:
They are sold by druggists ey.rr,,
Mt Joe per package Write +. A. ssseN
CO.. Marshall. Mich, for a SoSSt saS
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BLACK PRINCE ACTS.

Last night at the Pythian castle,
South Side, there was a largely attend
ed and very enthusiastic meeting of
Black Prince lodge No. 10, knights Of
Pythias. at which it was decided with
unanimiity to turn out Saturday after
noon. This lodge will meet at the cas-
tie at l O'Clock sharp. II Is expected
$50 men will be in line.
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Fort Henry lodge No. 2. Shield of
Honor. is called to assemble at Its hall
on Saturday at l p. m, to take par: in
the demonstration.
Members Of Wheeling lodge No. Z.
Shield Of Honor. are requested BY their
officers to meet at their lodge room, cor
of Forty-third and Jacob streets, at
Up. m. Saturday, when they will march
up town to take part in the parade.
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. GOOD SUGGESTION.

Colonel White suggests that the
school children sing My Country IT'S
of Thee" as their division passes along
Market street between Fourteenth and
Ninth. The suggestion is an excellent
one, and as the colonel commands the
division he will probably have his own
suggestion put into effect,
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Pure blood. strong nerves and muscles.
firm. healthy flesh, can only comic from
wholesome food well dlgested. Blood
the cause otgthe mischief. The stomach
Is the point to be looked after. The safest
and surcst wfy to euro any form OF indi-
gestlon Is tottake after each meal some
harmless preparation of this kind COM
posed Of vegetable essences, pure Deps!n,
golden seni and fruit salts. sold by drug
gists under name Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. and these tablets taken after
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KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.

The Benwood Knights OF ST. John met
last night and decided to come out on
Saturday afternoon. A representative
called on Chief Marshal Travis last
night and the knights were given a
position In the first division.
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THE 6. A. R. POSTS MOVE

All members OF J. ". Holiday Post
No. l., and Stephens Post No. SO, G. A.
r.. are requested to meet at Odd Fell
lows Hall on Saturday afternoon at /
o'clock, sharp, to participate in the eel
ebration OF Dewey's victory. All old
soldiers are invited to Join. All having
uniforms and badges are requested to
wear them on this occasion. E.5{
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The best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt ,Rhcum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
%Chiilblains, Corns. and NIL Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required, 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 centa per box. For sale by Lo-
gun Drug Co.
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CALL no d. i. ".

NN.HF.N ~. ~ w NaNNtaaN
The following Is the language OF the
postal card call sent TO members OF the
A. o. U. W. yesterday:
To Every Members OF The a. o. U. w.
'Let. music sweilSthe breeze
And ring from out the trees,
Sweet Freedoms song y,
Saturday afternoon Wheeling will honor
the name and glorious achievements OF
Admiral Dewey and tho gallant American
tars who have 80 gloriorsly upheld the
honor and fair name OF this greatNgoycrn.
Men OF the A.. o.U, w, we want you to
take part In this celebration. You have
engaged In a work that STRENGTHENS the
very hulwark OF our nhtIon--NThe prottc-
tion Of the home.", Let US 'show our love
OF home and country by doing every honor
to those who have so grandly upheld the
unparalleled bravery, skill and devotion OF
the American nation. when engaged In the
righteous cause OF aiding the people OF the
fair Isle of Cuba to achieve that which il
dear to every American heart-liberty md
Independence. Turn out, everybody. Let
not a member OF the a. o. U. ". be MISS
Ing. Meet promptly at your lodge room at
TIE COMMITTEE.
VI From NIL Civ Iodcps
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COMING FROM OHIO.

The Cleveland. Lorain G. Wheeling
Railway Company Is doing all 1t car to
bring in a big crowd on Saturday for
the Dewey demonstration. The agents
OF the road for fifty miles out the line
have had special Instructions to get the
people out and the company has made
a very low rate for the OCCASION.
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MANY pEsFRT!ONs

tiays Occurred at Camp 1rs-ntnstsrinS
" Troop, will be Complies To-day.
lieutenant Kramer. i'oiiy-A vs1sd
Questlon 10 lie s.itlrd.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllscneer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. May IL
Tomorrow will see the end Of the mus.
terlng o, troops in the lsst volunteer
regiment from west Virginia, in case
there are no further tcsertlons tonight,
The 6itieers have experienced great
trouble In holding thelrmen In lineuntil
they took the oath OF allegiance and
became members OF the United States
army, and many have run the lines,
and left never TO return. When fully
enlisted It viii be worth n mans life TO
desert, according 70 the military law,
and 1t Is safe to prophesg that the ranks
will remain intact until they are re-
leased from their duty 10 the country,
Aoout the only sensational feature that
has occurred in camp was the refusal
of Governor Atkinson to commission
Lieutenant Kramer, OF Piedmont. on
account of his conduct with the two dis
reputable women In camp last Sunday.
AZ protest went up from many officers.
but others claim that Kramer should
have been given a hearing before being
summarily discharged from the ser
vice. However, there Is nc question OF
his guilt. and Governor Atkinson, It
seems, was fully Justified In sending
him home. In consequence Of Kramer's
folly second Lieutenant Harry Rigging
bothain. OF Fairmont, Will have anoth-
or bar added to his shoulder straps, and
Sergeant Major Philip G. Walker, OF
Charleston, will step in the latter's
shoes. Cadet Harry Eaton. OF Morgan
tnwn, was taken from the ranks to
MI the office OF sergeant major.
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rHE ELK1NS CADETS.

The members of the Elkins Cadets are
requested to meet this evening at S
o'clock in the second branch council
chamber for the purpose Of making ar
engagements to take part In the Dewey
demonstration tomorrow,
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THE SIX HOOTERS.

The members OF the old six Footers"
club OF the late campaign are requested
to meet at the police court rooms of the
city building ati7:So o'clock this evening
to make arrangements for taking part
In the Dewey demonstration tomorrow.
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WHEELING

The Wheeling volunteers will meet
this evening in the second branch
council chamber, city building. at S
o'clock, to arrange for participating in
the Dewey demonstration Saturday, the
meeting having been called by Captain
Uuseman.
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Fl MEET TONIGHT.

The Knights OF ST. George, Of st. AL
phonsus church, are called to meet at
the school building this evening at s
o'clock to perfect their arrangements for
turning out Tomorrow afternoon.
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tho city and ono of tho mos,
extensive in the Ohio Valley.
Possesses every facility for tho
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VTU SUIUltTs, -BIuH UIIu ITty.N -"--
Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythias.
knights OF St. George, OF Cathedral.
knights Of st. George, Of St. Alphonsus
Church.
Knights of st. John, Of Benwood.
Letter Carriers and Postofice Employees.
House & Hcrrmann's EmnloYes.
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FIRST DIVISION
Chief Marshal W. Fl. Travis. Commanding.

Chief Marshal w. Fl. Travis. Commanding.
Platoon OF Police and white Wings"
Chief Bugler-Theo. Roller.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Chief of Staff-A.' A. Franzheim.
Adjutant-L. N. Refer.
Aides-B. S. Mcclure, Harry Mendel, John
]. Conif, c. A.. Robinson, W. o. Nc
Fred Williams, joseph Holman, Geo
J. Mathison, B. W. Peterson. o. T.
Rhodes. William Otto. John A. Top
ping, Harry Cook. DR.. Howell. G. r. c.
Allen, Patrick Brannon, Paul O.. Rey-
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to Market. and on Market to Fourteenth.
east onsF Fourteenth 10 Chapline.
The parade will move ~ z io'clock sharp.
The signal VIII be ten blows BY the capt.
tol bell.
BY order OF VIII. TRAVIS.
sNI 4Nifs1f ZChlct Marshal.
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r|WU|l". 2 X-CoHect0r OF The Port OF KANSAS City.
~ OF the mel who have occupied positions of public trust in Kansas CITY mr
by gfe Of the people Of by appointment one has a more enviabe reputation Tr
a SnET honestya and efficiency Shan James Burns Collector. Of the Port Of sa,
public trust !" and when he retired he carried with him the respect or eveyeneh
the ,community-Democrats and Republicans alike.
James Burns has used Stuartsi Dyspepsia Tablets nd 10 does, nt hesitate
say they have accomplished wonders. i1g#I
.|l suffered with dyspepsia or twenty years" said MI. Burns Yesterday "Nrv
K1ew vaan 1t vas to enjoy life-in fact living seemed a burden. az 4 does nI
Dyspepsia Tablets. From the first I felt relief. and now, although i am still tai.
thing want md suffer 10 i'll effects from it. You can't imagine h pleaMre ofh
unessy you have been a dyspepsia sufferer sE1IE
s#.I never ave a testimonial for n rnedicmeb before. but I feel a. II eprvnh,
ought to- nl know Of Of this remedy and while Il is personally distast@ul to me toi AZ
to perhaps help yome other sufferers from dyspepsia. 1 have been Recommending
LfHEs, down to get some, and 1 understand he also is being wondprNy
benehtted.- Il can't recommend 1t too highly" S1
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It is n significant fact that Davis FL
kins, son of the Junior senator from
West Virginia. and a Harvard student,
will come in tonight and enlist to-
morrow as n private
It is rumored tonight on good au-
thority, that strong pressure Is being
brought to bear to have the regiment
mustered as q national guard organi-
cation, which would give one additional
major and six staff lleutenants. In that
event. Captain Lyons, of Huntington.
would be advanced to major, and the
six lieutenants might be taken from the
civilian class II the majors so choose.
Company L, OF Elkins. commanded
by Captain Collect, and Company II, OF
Martinspurg, under the command OF
Captain Moore. were mustered In this
afternoon. Captain Smith. OF Company
D, was anxious 10 have his men take
the oath o.night, for fear Of more de-
sertions, but on account Of the absence
OF several privates. who took French
leave" he was obliged to wait until In
the morning.
The remaining companies, L. OF Par
%kersburg. and I. Of Berkeley Springs,
will be putsthrough the test later in the
day. The latter company is t~hirty-flva
men short, but II Is expected that
enough recruits will be brought in
during the night TO make up the de-
ficiencE.
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WILL TURN OUT IN THE PARADE
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THE GENERAI.oRpERs.
Chief Marshal Travis Gives All the De-
tails OF the Parade.

GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.
All societies and citizens Wishing to par
ticlpate In the parade on Saturday will be
governed by the following:
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An order was received tonight from
the war department, requesting that
First Sergeant Morton. Of Martinsburg,
who was rejected on account OF a ply
steal defect, be given his commission
for the reason that he had served six
consecutive years in the guard.
Lieutenant Settle wired the depart
ment to hasten blankets and rubber
pouches, as the soldiers suffered for
need OF them.
Twenty-one men who had escaped the
guard, came back from the city last
night. and Itook refuge In an old brick
building. near the camp. officer Of the
Day White detailed n squad to bring
them in, which was accomplished, after
much difficulty. The result was that the
guard house wns filed to-day. and q
double guard is doing picket duty to-
night. a private In Company B, be-
came so obstreperous this morning that
Captain White was forced to buck and
gag him, the first instance of the kind
since the tents were pitched.
An effort Is being made to change the
place OF rendezvous from Mobile to
Washington. which Is received with
pleasant anticlpatlons by the boys. II
seems quite certain that the regiment
will leave before being fully equipped,
as Lieutenant Settle received a dispatch
frcm Adjutant General Corbin late to-
night, asking that he be informed as to
the earliest possible moment when the
troops can be moved. Lieutenant Settle
replied that they would be able 10
leave Sunday, II necessary.
Another vexed question will be set
tied when Lieutenant Settle receives a
reply to the following telegram direct:
ed 10 the adjutant general: "How Is
relative order OF rank officers determ!n-
ed. BY date of muster OF by order OF
appointment To avoid delay compan-
les have to be official without regard to
this order. Governor Is very anxious to
have officers rank in the order in which
he appointed them
Governor Atkinson left to-day for At
lanta. Ga. and will be absent several
days.
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Forit Appears that Nearly Every
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Canvass of the City and
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FIND IT DIFFICULT TO ANSWER
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thing and Everybody
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Finanee Committee Begins its
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HOW CAN ITFAIL?
Is d question the Dewey cclebra-

lion Committee Would
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
CHEAP RATES
To Porto Rico and Other Points in the
 West Indies. aasg

Announcement was made a few days ago in these columns that the West In dian Excursion company, of Atlanta, Ga.i would conduct an excursion about Novem- Der 10 to Porto Rico and other points in the West Indies. The parties who have charge of this excursion are among the best and most careful business men of At lanta. The fact that they, have chartered a splendid sea-going vessel with the ca pacity to carry about $50 first-class pa- sengers, and have arranged every conven- fence and comfort for them, shows that they have been moving in the right direc- tion.
 It is said that the round trip, including all the expenses of whatever character, sto Porto Rico will be very low. Many applf- cation have already been filed at the At lanta office, and, of course, the first $50 people will be the ones who will get the tickets, as only that number can be ac- commodated.
 Send 10 cens for a map of Porto Rico and full particulars. to the West Inidan Excur- sion company, Atlanta, Ga. **"
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
Daily Statement

New Orleans, October 26.-Cotton futures were steady; October, 476 bid; November. 4.S0d4.S1; December, 4.S5@4S6 January. 490 @4.9l February. 495G4.96; March, -5.OO65.01; i; April, 505d5.O6; May, 5.10@5.11; June. 515@ 5.16; July, 519a5.21. t- {. alveston-Quiet, but steady; middling, 4 15-16c; sales. 12O bales; receipts, 1868 bales; stock, 3f5,779 bales. sE ... s.#.
 Mobile--Quiet; middling, 4s4c; sales, 1000 bales; receipts, 4,449 bales; stock. 27,4a bales.
 Savannah--Quiet: middling, 44c; receipts, 12,746 bales; stock, 16O1O7 bales.
 Charleston-Easy; middling. 4%c; re- ceipts, BIOS bales; stock, 49,410 bales.
 Wilmington-F'irm; mddling, 47sc re- ceipts, S52 bales; stock, 49, 760 bales.
 Norfolk-Quiet; midding, 1-16c sales, 1,263 bales; receipts, 6,37s bales; stock 53, 422 bales
 Baltimore-Nomnal; middling. 53sc; re- ceipts, 30S bales; stock. 7,459 bales.
 Boston-Dull, but easy; middling, 7-16c; net receipts, 5,225 bales; stock, 9,454 bales. receipts, 2 bales; stock, 6,703 bales.
 Memphis-Easy; middling, Dc; sales, 2S5O bales; receipts 5,199 bales; stock, 75S76 bales.
 Augusta-Steady; middling, 1-16c; sales, 1,745 bales; receipts, 9,5O4 bales; stock. 35,- 9S3 bales.
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
sugar
Tn WnU Sfreet.


 New York, October 26-The stock market showed tendency to fall into lethargy again today in sympathy with the dullness and uncertainty of foreign exchanges. But there was a quiet absorption of standard stocks all through the list and a generally firm tone, with marked strength in few cases, so that the average cs prices was quite materially lifted as the result of the days trading, The reactionary tendency in the wheat market, the falling off in the export demand for both wheat and corn and the weakness in the foreign grain mar kets were apparently without effect. The reason for the apparently illogical move ments for the past few days obviously Is that the market is entirely in the hands of professional traders, without any partici- patton by the outside public. When this class sell, it is simply with view to buy ing at a lower level, and their maneuvers can only prove successful where they in- duce a following to take the poor end of the bargain Where there is no such fol- lowing there is nothing to do but retrace their course by selling or buying, as the case may be, the final operations being made in opposition to the eliminating fac tor on which the speculative commitment has been made. The exciting causes of the traders activities of the last few days having subsided, the market became com paratively dull today and the traders be- took themselves to the highly speculative Industrials Tobacco moved feverishly be- low yesterdays level and Sugar above. on large transactions, without any definitable reason in either case. The recovery in sterling exchange was the effect of the re- newed stringency in the London market, caused by the needs of tomorrow's stock exchange settlement Exchange on Paris showed an easier tone. re1ecting the press ure for the movement of funds from that center, owing to the strong aspect of do- mestic politics there.
 Bonds were moderately active at advance. ing prices. Total sales, s. 190,000. II. s. 3's coupon and the old As coupon advanced A per cent. and the 3's registered h per cent in the bid price, while the Els coupon de- clined H- ner cent in the bid price. There were. heavy dealings in the. coupon 3s at 105M. .i-.-' sss <. K .a
 Total sales of stocks today. 357 700 shares. including: Atchison preferred. IA, ,256: Bur lington. F, ,33O: Louisville 6 Nashville. 12- 060 Northern Pacific, S.72O; Rock Island. 7;27O; St. Paul 21.955: Union Pacific. 5,S13; American Tobacco, 75,SS0; Sugar, 63.175; Rubber 1O,475 St. Louis and Southwestern, 4,S94
 Money on call was easy at 1%@2 per cent, last loan at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 364 per cent. Sterling exchange was strong, with actual business in bankers. bills at 4S61a14. S6a4 for demand and. at 4.S2raGf4.S2a4 for sixty days; posted rates. 4.S3AT4S7; commercial bills, 4S1. Silver certificates 6O661c; bar silver 60&c; Mexi- can dollars, 47Ac
 Government bonds were frmer.
 State bonds were inactive.
 Railroad bonds were strong.
The age-herald., 1898-10-27
QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
Shortest and Quickest Line to Cincnnati-Con-
 yenient Schedules to louisville.

The Alabama Great Southern railroad, with Its connections, formerly the Queen and Crescent route. is the shortest and quickest line from Birmingham to Cincinn- ati. A solid vestibule train leaves Birming- ham at 4:25 a. nn., daily, carrying Pullman s handsomest drawing room sleeping cars to Cincinnati without change, arriving at Cincinnati at 7:30 p m. Cafe and observa- ton car on this train from Chattanooga to Cincinnati Close connection at Lex ington with chair cars for Louisville, ar irving as Louisville at 7:so p. m.
 Train leaving Birmingham ut 42C p. m., carries Pullman sleeping cars from Bir- mingham to Louisville. arriving at Louis- vile at 7:2l a. m. Pullman Union sleeping car Chattanooga to Cincinnati on this train arriving at Cincinnati at 7:30 a. m.
 R. ia. ELLIS, Travelling Passenger Agent. 2019 First Ave- rue. Telenhone 617