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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-01
THE soMMERNAcHTsFEsr
OF the Opera House Orchestra Drew {
Large Audience.

Large Audience.
A large crowd, representative of
Wheeling society. attended the concert
and commentaries given by the
Opera House orchestra, at Wheeling
Park, last evening. Two special trains
left the Sixteenth street station at 1880
o'clock, conveying large number of
muslc-loving and pleasure-seekers to
the casino station. The crowd was
handled with ease by the Wheeling &
Elm Grove force, under the efficient su-
perVision Of Capt. Welsgerber.
A more appropriate night could not
have been desired. The change from the
oppressive heat of the city to the cool
air Of WheelIng's chief pleasure resort,
was delightful. And the park-the pride
OF the valleH-neVer looked prettler.
The numerous lights cleaning amidst
luxusiant foliage added 10 the luminous
effect produced by q full moon.
An exemplihcation of perfect harmony
Is a terse description OF the concert. The
programme, covering a wide range
from the martial air OF our Nations
Guard" to the classic strain Of "Lucladi
Sammermoor"-was one to test the
mettle OF the most competent musician,
and the orchestra demonstrated their
position as the pioneer concert organi-
cation of this vicinity. The guiding
hand OF Prof. E. W. Spell was plainly
evident, and to him great measure Of
praise is due.
The sweet tenor voice OF Mr.. S. En-
erson was heard to advantage In his
solo, 1.-THE Flight Of Ages" Mr.. Emer-
son responded to an encore. The fact
that the musicians were in the open air
was not calculated to aid the vocal So
loists
Mr.. Charles Zulauf, Wheellng's favor
lite basso, rendered 1.-THE Bandolero" in
artistic style. Mr.. Zuiaufs effort was
received with such enthusiasm that he
was compelled to respond to an encore.
Sweet Birdie" piccalo solo, by Mr..
John Huml, was given with an harmon
ious precision that betokened the true
artist.
OF the popular music on the pro-
gramme Georgia Camp Meeting" a
rolliclEIng. rag-time melody, made the
hit Of the evening.
At the conclusion OF the concert, a
short intermission ensued, after which
dancing on the casino floor commenced.
Special motors left the casino station at
Il and 1 o'clock.
The one regrettable feature in CON-
nection with last nights concert was
the realization that 1t was the last Of
the season,
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6. A. r. no CINCINNATI.

Quite number Of the Grand Army
posts Of New England are going to Gin
cinnati by way Of Gettysburg and Har-
per's Ferry in order to refresh their
memories Of exciting incidents Of the
late unpieasantness. The Baltimore 6:
Ohio railroad has made contracts with
the Department OF Massachusetts, leav-
ing on September and arriving in Gin
cincinnati on September s; Needham
post, No. 80. Of Lawrence, Mass, leav-
Ing on September and. arriving in
Cincinnati on September s: Wilcox post,
No. II, OF Springfield, Mass, leaving on
September and arriving in Cincinnati
on September 5, and the Departments of
Rhode Island and Connecticut, leaving
September 4 and arriving in Cincinnati
on September 5. It Will take about
twenty-five first class coaches and Pull
man sleeperS to handle the veterans.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. TIA the Guy and wheeling PeO-
Pile Abroad.

Strangers ia the City and wheeling Peo-
pile Abroad.
Chester Kronjaeger has returned
from Pittsburgh on his wheel.
]. c. Grant, OF Parkersburg, was the
guest Of the Mcclure yesterday.
G. B. Armstrong and D. Woods, OF
slstersville, are at the Windsor.
CleH Nicholas, of Sistersville. was
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
w. H Beebower and wife, OF Man
nington, were at the HoweN yesterday.
Miss Lo smyth, of Newark, Ohio, is
the guest Of Mss Mamie Kennedy at
Park View.
Corporal Stephen r, Dawson. Of Com
pany D. Second West Virginia volun-
teer infantry, is home on a Through.
Mr.. n. Murphy, Of Hillsville, Pa, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs, c. S.
Green, South Side, returned home yes
terlay
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There will be representation OF the
Passion Play at the Carroll club audi
torium through fair week, with per-
formances afternoon and evening. Says
the Boston Transcript:
Time was when the Passion Plays
OF the European peasants were only
possible to those who made the voyage
across the Atlantic, and also took the
long, tedious journey across the noun
tains to the village where, in their SIM
pliclty, the humble actors gave their
representations with awful earnestness.
Now modern invention makes 1t posi-
Bile to stay In Boston and see the same
play, described by Professor Ernest
Lacy in his lecture in manner well
calculated to teighten the effect. There
was a large audience, and the impress
sive silence throughout testified to the
deep Impression created by the exhlbl-
tio1 -
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There Is now on exhibition at the In
telligeneer Office the most Interesting
relic of the late Spanish war that has
been brought to this city. 1t Is g.
inch Spanish shell. taken from the ar
senal at the CayIte navy yards, Manila
bay on May 3, just after the victory
achieved by Admiral Dewey on May
day. It was sent to Dr. C. N. FrIssell
and Hon. John o. Pendleton. by Ensign
John S. Doddrldge. Of the crusier Bos-
ton, and was received yesterday via the
wells-Fargo express. It came across
the Pacific on the transport CITY Of PEE
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WITH THE 1MMuNEs.
Interesting Letter from Camp Cuba
Libre, at Jacksonville.

Interesting Letter from Camp Cuba
Libre, at Jacksonville.
From our Soldier Correspondent.
CAMP CUBA LIBRE, JACKSON
WILLIE, Fla, August SO.-Thursday at-
ternoon the first division, of which the
Fourth is a part, was reviewed by Gen.
Lee. Company G did fine work and the
cheers we're almost deafenIng when we
marched by the point OF review. Over
5000 mon were in line and the uniform
consisted of dark blue short and the
grass colored service trousers.
The grand review of the Seventh
Army corps will take place tomorrow
and promises to be the greatest day
jacksonville has ever seen.
on account OF It's fine appearance and
the soldIerly bearing of It's members,
Company G has been made the color
company of the regiment. Wheeling
people may Justly feel proud of Com
pany G.
The following promotions have been
made ia Company G.: To be corporals,
PriVates Brummelle Hammond, Cess
shrIer, Ulrich and Younqman.
It Is reported from good authority
that we viii leave here for Cuba on Oc-
tober /, but before going all regiments
which 80 desire may be mustered out,
and their places will be filled by others.
In the First Alabama one company
was put on extra duty for signing a
petition asking to be mustered out,
A canteen has been erected IN the
Fourth and MS q result there hos been
much disorder. Private Sleek. OF Com
pany @, has been appointed head bar
tender. a bake shop has also been
built and Private Schroeder. OF Company
q, has been appointed chief baker. with
Private Jones. OF the same company. as
assistant. Schroeder and Jones thorough
ly understand their business and the
regiment is assured Of good bread.
a few days after We got here the
boys In Company @ kicked about tho
"Erub." They were threatened with the
guard tfusc and narrowly escaped an
swerlng the charge Of mutinV.
Private Dhub, one OF the Fulton
butchers, In Company G. has been Rp-
pointed regimental butcher He feels
n home when handling the knife and
cleaver. u. II.
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THREE NEW RATr1EsH1ps
Tho Bids for Their Construction TO Be
Opened To-day.

The Bids for Their Construction 10 BE
Opened To-day.
WASHINGTON, D. C., August Stat
noon tomorrow there will be opened in
the office OF the secretary Of the navy
the proposals for building three great
battleshIps authorized by the last ma
val appropriation bill. These vessels
Will represent the very latest develop
ments in naval construction, In many
respects being improvements upon the
Illinois class Of battleships upon which
they are generally patterned. The spe-
cihcatIons are for vessels OF II, 500 tons
displacement, about the size Of the To-
wa but the batteries will be more for
midable, consisting in the turrets OF l3-
inch guns while the Iowa has only L.
inch guns. The speed is fixed at sixteen
knots with provision for reductions in
price in case Of deficiency. but with no
premiums for excess speed. The limi-
tati0n Of the speed, to this figure was
only placed after a long controversy
between the bureau chiefs and It Is
possible that some of the bidders mag
propose to raise the limit even as high
as eighteen knots. knowing that the de-
partment Will take into favorable con-
sideration any such tender making the
awards. The department will permit
bidders 20 submit their own plans or to
bid on those OF the department and It is
expected that the result will be that
some OF the bidders will avail OF both
privileges. One feature OF the designs
that is likely to give rise 20 criticism is
the provision for full equipment OF
torpedo tubes, both above and under
water. This Is directly opposed to the
Judgment OF some OF the naval experts
who witnessed the battle OF July and
reported to their home governments
that the torpedo outfits on battleships
were source Of great danger to the
ships and that their presence was OF
only questionable value,
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report the names OF each man in then
charge to the regimental commanders
OF such men. Another order states tla,
all books, papers, etc, are the propeIV
OF the United States, and will De N
Quired in the settlement OF claims
against the government, and for taS
reason must be carefully preserved. AZ
soldiers sick and wounded who have
been granted furloughs are entitled ~
transportation to and from their hohs'
Commanders of Independent bngaue
and other small commands have oeea
authorized 10 grant fnrloughs 10 h0'
more than five per cent OF their force
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king" and was started on its long jour
ney on July 20; on August &c it was re-
ceIved by the express company at San
francisco and reached its destination
In Wheeling yesterday.
The shell is now empty, its charge
having been taken out at cavite before
It was shipped to America, In height 1t
IS about "a inches, and its diameter is
s,2 inches, 1t was intended to be fired
from the Hontoria gun used extensive
ly In the Spanish navy. 1t is painted a
dingy white and vanished, and is spat-
tered with what was at first thought to
be blood, but later was found to be red
paint. The shell was accompanied by
two cards. one as follows:
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It is reported that man in Indiana
has not had an hours sleep for n''
years. He constantly walks about an'
able to rest. and is now LITTLE m9,.
than a skeleton There are ;hous4Hs y,
Of men and women VINO are uEaPe "
sleep more than an hour or Two
night because of nervousness, We-A'
ness. dyspepsia, headache and cois".
patton, A certain remedy for iH ~,
disorders Is Hostetter's Stomach b'S
tiers, AL druggists sell Il,
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MILL PAY CorPoNs.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S1.-The recelv-
ers Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
company VIII pay the coupons due Sep
TENDER /, 1888, from $2,5O0,0O0 bonds OF
the Central Ohio Railroad company.
amounting to $56.250, These coupons
are payable at the Union Trust COM
pany. New York, and at the offices OF
the treasurer for receivers Of the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad company, Bal
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sehr.r SAN. for Porto Rico.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-Admiral w.
s. schlev and General William w. Cor
don, United States commissioners to
settle the conditions for the Spanish
evacuation OF Porto Rico, sailed for San
Juan to-day on board the steamer Sene-
ca. The third member Of the commits
sion, Major General John NJ Brooke,
United States army, is at present In
Porto Rico Admiral Schley was &c
companled by his staM and William W..
Gordon, IT,, went with his father as
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II connection VIA thls shell. Rnslsn

In connection with this shell, EnsIgn
Doddridge wrote to Messrs. FrIssell and
Pendleton. as follows:
U. s. s. Boston, on Blockade.
Manila Bay, July p, 1883.
DEAR SIRS:-Your kindly letter Of con-
EntuIhtIon was highly appreciated by me.
Il does one good to know that the folks
n home have not forgotten one.
We arc proud to serve with Dewey.
have procured q six-lnch armor pierre
ing shell. taken from the Spanish ut
Cavite arsenal will send It at tho tirst
available opportunity. You should re-
ceive It in about six weeks time. think
you will be pleased with It.
Our troops are here and are getting into
shape; they are fine looking body OF men.
Manila is at our mercy.
JOHN s. DoDDRIDdE.
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medIately, In accordance with the In
structions issued by the Spanish minis
ter OF marine. The officers were very
enthusiastic when they received the
nhWRy IT Is understood that they win
return without glving parole. Captain
'Eulate left this afternoon for New
York
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a SPANISH SHELL
From the Arsenal at Cavite, in
Manila Bay, Received by
DR. G II RRESELL on WEDNESDAY.

n IS SENT TO THE DOCTOR AND
HON JOHN 0. PENDIEroN BY
ENSIGN DoDDRIDGE. OF THE
CRUISER BosToN-wAs TAKEN
PROM THE ARSENAL AFTER
THE SURRENDER, ON MAY BIS
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
INTELLIGENcER OFFICE.
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd, August Sl.-or-
ders have been received here from the
President directing Admiral Cervera to
make the arrangements to proceed with
his officers and men back 70 Spain i'm
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The other card. written by Ensign
UoddTdge. is as follows:
ARAfoR iPIERCINq SHIELD

/, \, ARAiOR PIERCING SHE'LL
lloE 6.2 inches cullbre, weighing
100 pounds and made of forged
steel. The copper band near the
base Of the she'll Is known as the
I .rotnting band" and takes In
the rified bore Of the gun, caus-
ing the shell to rotate. This
shell was taken from the Spanish
naval arsenal at CaYite, after the
surrender Of May g., 1898.
JOHN s. DODDRIDGE,
u, S. Navy,
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Diphtheria, sore throat, Group. In
slant relief, permanent cure. DIR.
ThomaS Eclcctrlc OIL, At any drug
CtorS 2
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Incidentally. Wheeling figures in the
clever swlndle that was unearthed at
Cleveland on Tuesday. as detailed in
the Associated Press dispatch printed
in the IntellIgeneer yesterday morning.
The "decoy" letter, represents PEARL
as coming TO wheeling. OF course there
is no Pearl" and she never saw
wheeling. The swlndle Is considered
very clever BIZ the police. James w.
Beeman is now under arrest at cleve-
land, charged with the swiudle. The
Leader gives the following particulars
Of the scheme:
Two days ago Chief OF Police Corner
received a letter from the chief of po-
lice at Buffalo. 1t contained several
other letters, all the same and in the
same handwriting. on each a pawn
check was pinned.
The Buffalo chief explained that the
letters were found on the streets of
Buffalo and turned over to him. They
were addressed to Mr.. Edward Paxton,
but did not give any city or street adj
dress. The letters were written In q
woman's handwriting, and all read as
follows:
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CLEVER SWINDLE
Inaugurated by a Cleveland man,
but he's Tripped up.
BHEELISGFIGuREDl IN TllEGAM

AS THE TOWN TO WHICH THE
PEARL" OF THE STORY WAS
GoING-IT WAS AN OLD GAME
UNDER NEW AND NOVEL
GU1sE-MANY ARE SAID TO
HAVE BENIN yIcTIauZED- THE
ALLEGED swINDLER UNDER
ARREST.
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To DR.. C. NJ. Frlssell, with
Compliments OF John S. Dodd-
ridge, U. s. 8 Boston," U. 8.
| Navy.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CAITS OF H. S. WHITE LANDS, Me-
y BELLToN, MARSHALL CO., W. v

GALE OF H. S. WHITE LANDS, NEAR
y BELLToN, MARSHALL CO., W. VA
BY authority of a decree OF the circuit
court Of the United States for the district
OF West Virginia. the undersigned special
commissioner will sell at public slle at
the store of A. NJ. Crow, in the Town Of
Bolton, Marshall county, w, Va. on Sat.
urday, September 3, 1855. beginning at u
o'clock a. m, 1--WE tracts Of land hefen'
after described, to be sold separately. Sub.
divisions of tracts numbered TWO and
three will be made to suit purchasers, and
each Of these tracts will be onercd tEst
as a whole and then In such subdivisions,
and sold In whichever method may be most
advantageous.
"Hlcks Place" in Liberty district. Mar
:. 4 tract Of nj acres on the North Fork
OF Fish Creek, Liberty district. Marshall
county, adjoining Pendergust, Nanderhoh,
Sloan and Hughes, excepting School
House lot No. II, situated thereon.
3. A tract of 1.S0 acres In Marshal
county on Harris Run and the North FOX
OF Fish Creek, subject TO the right Of way
OF the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Con-
4. An undivided one-haIf interest IN a
tract OF &c acres situated in WetZel county
w. Va, near the Marshall county lands
known as the hill land, and adjoining
land OF Llnsey 2allev.
3. Two lots II; the Moundsvllle Mtning
Manufacturing Company's addition 10 no
town of Moundsvllle. sold but not coz
Yeyed by that company to II. S White
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth or NOR!
in cash, and the residue in three eq5ill
annual installments, with interest. ne we
being retained as,security for the deieH9
installments.
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JAMES F.. BROWN,
w. p. HUBBARD,
nu2S.tth&s

au2S-tth&s Special Commissioners
Mr.. II. S. White will DO upon the lt ~
during the week beginning August :, ~,
and will assist prospective purchasers y
determining the subdivisions OF vas,
two and three which they may desire !"
HuEEest 10 the commissioning.
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THE United States is fast becoming
the great grape growing country Of the
world. Cooks Imperial Champagne Is
the hest
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(Continued.)
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
sui ject, is narrated by him as follows
Il was in most dreadful condition.
NV skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back aud sides, no appetiie-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
4tely, friend advised trying Electric
Bitters,' and to my great JOY and sur
prise, the first bottle made decided
improvement, I continued their use
for three weeks, and am now well
man. know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim: "
No one should fail to try them. Only
so cents per bottle, at E. S. Leadbesler
& Sons Drug Store.
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Contract advertisers will not be allowed to ex-
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At transient rates, and uuder no circum
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
in advance.
Resolutions in memoriam, Of thinks, tributes
OF respect, resolutions adopted by societier
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only be printed il this psper az sdvertise-
ments.
The GAZETTE Office is connected with the
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, or
ders for the paper news or any infoi nation
or business can be sent by telephone.
Entered at the Postottice Alexandria, Virgin.
H. IS second-class matter.
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MEDICINAL.
t1-ZSj& In the olden times.

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