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"A spLENp1pI pRopUcTioN

Z II IS doubtful II there has been a bot
ter pleased audience In q local theatre
this season, than that which witnessed
the production or Shannon, OF the
Sixth" at the Grand last night; and Il
II certain that therc has boon no more
artistic presentation by any company OF
n drama of Its character. It Is o mill
tarys play, In which the scenes ore laid
10 India. The story Is one OF thrilling
interest, and It Is developed through q
series of pleasing scenes and exception
ally strong cllmaxes. The hero Is o
1ight-hearted Iriahman In the service OF
Her Majesty the Queen, md the role'i IS
admirably portrayed by the talented
young American actor, Mr.. w. N. Pow
er. The supporting company IS one OF
unusual strength. every character being
In capable hands. The scenery was
painted especially for the production.
The audience was aroused tosa high
pitch OF enthusiasm when the curtain
went down on the exciting climax OF
the third act. The generals daughters
are tied bY the Sepoys TO the mouth of
a cannon, and ore rescued by the brave
Irish lieutenant, both swooning as the
big gun Is discharged. This Is q tri-
iumph OF stage realism. Mr.. Power and
Miss Macauley received two curtain
calls, their reception amounting almost
TO an ovation. Shannon of the Sixth
will be repeated tonight.
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ADJUSTMENTS i Us ii'lIl::

# H 4 -Ha j
Francis Wilson has never had a better
vehicle for the display OF his merrynlak-
Ing than Half a King" The drolleries
which made him Irresistible in the
Merry Monarch" eeyeral years ago. are
accertuated and mngnified in ''Half a
King" His unfagging good spirits. his
wit in dialogue, his buffonery. his weird
attempts at song with a voice that never
knew music, his pranks and capers, his
Squeerly snaped legs-all these aid TO-
make a lauGhable entertainment.
"Half a King. like most OF Mr.. Wilson's
former SUCCESSES Is from a French orr.
gin, the ZAnSlicized Libretto being by.
the brightest American writer Harry,
B. Smith. The lines sparkle with wit,
there isepl-nty OF originality in the
!l,andlingswhlle the lyrics convey n pref
2ty sentiment that; Is skillfully and ma
;jcsucally: The music. by Lud-i
wig Highlander is 5tuncful, airy and
Ebrlghts The topical cong "If were
Really a. king" which Mr., Wilson Sings,
Is full OF up-to-date rendition capital
Mr.. Wilson tengagement OF the Opera
House next Friday, Is sure to Syibe con-
'spicuously successful. /. q iss
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way: DR.. Pieree's Favoritc Prescription Il
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whole organism concerned in wifchood and
motherhood into perfect condition. &
Almost all of the ills Of womankind are
I faccablc TO some form ofwhat is known as
female complaint y Troubles Of this kind
,nh''t woman for 5Wiiehood and mother
hood. Thousands Of grateful women have
psen rendered healthy and happy by the
use OF this marvellous; medicine. 3 At their
own request. the experience and testimony
o. many Of them have been included in Dr.
re'ce,s Common Sense Medical Adviser
me Fayorite Prescription Is sold by all
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BH.GAREFuLI lljsT NOW.
IL,tiie Good aiyits ,,yilisn yoa win 90

hIittie tso0h AuvitcS when Nou VIII 10
Well 10 corsidsr n Ihis fin,r.
AZ this time OF year. when we arc
changing over IRON Winter % Spring.
there is always allow order 81 vitality
n reaction from the strains OF The
seasons The blood does not low 80 full
OF rapidly the strength ii less. n
For these ressons oil kinds OF dis.
eases have a tipcli better chance than
Mt any other eason. We ali know this
from our own experiences and those OF
our friends. and we are aware wha I q
terrible amount OF grip. pneumonia and
other diseases. there Is floating In the
air and drawn In + by us with every
breath. II is . time for exercising spe-
clal care, Tor keeping the blood In cir
culation and tho system toned up sem
orally. y
There Is but one way by which n
proper reaction, at such a time, can be
brought about und that Is by the use of
q pure stlmulant, preferably wihiskey.
This is universally admitted, but the
trouble has been TO secure q good, pure
and reliable whiskey. Indeed, there Is
but one. that can be confidently and cer-
tainly recommended for this purpose
and that ~ Dnny,s Pure Malt II pos
sesses qualities known only 20 itself, II
will bring about, q reaction, cause the
blood 10 circulate, prevent q colo. check
pneumonia md ward OF grip. 1t has
relieved more suffering and saved moro
lives by reason OF these powers which
Il possesses than anything OF a SINH
lnr nature which has ever been dlscov-
cred. You Will be wise il you have Il
the least signs OF disease or weakening,
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! BASE BALL PICK-UPs,

The Omaha team wifi practice at
home. beginning about April l.
"Bill"s LANCE isn't to be Chicagos cap.
tain, even Il he has a political pull.
Dahlen has been chosen.
Jack o Connor viii be worked In his
regular turn behind The bat this year
by Manager Pattruccio Tebeau
Timothy Hayes Murnane. the base bail
Nestor, figures the SENATOR'S as first dvi-
sion factors for the season OF '9S.
The father Of Harry Steinteldt the
Reds new utility man, IS the owner OF a
large brewery az Fort Worth. Texas.
K Tom Kinslow declines with THANKS the
terms OF the Omaha club on account of
che warp In the Western League SALARY
list. 7! +. n
Jack Glasscock, OF ST Paul: Sammy
Nichoi, of Detroit, and Hobrecht and
Pritchard are practicIng daily at the
Wheeling gym" ~
The Chicagus, at Waycross, Gu, prob
ably will do more Gold practicing than
any team in tho league. The only pas
time they have Is to see the trains go by.
Other members Of the Milwaukee team
In addition to Retdy are baking ON the
salary question. among them being
George Shoch, Weaver, Rettger and
Barnes. * y ~ Z. s
The report that Tip o Ne!ll. the king
slugger OF the champion Browns in che
eighties, has been appointed on the ma
jor league umpire staff IS news to Uncle
Nnck Young. 90
The Phillies have enough players on
their staff TO free Cuba. II the cham
pionship were to. be won by tho superior
force OF numbers they would have that
flag cinched.
Il Look for McPhee's break down before
the season Is on any time. aIoPhee still
wears rubber bandaSes on his injured
ankle. THE injured member pains occa-
slonally.-Exchange. i.s&
~ Bill LANCE arises again to file an OBJ
lection to the periodical riimor alleging
that one OF the numerous legion tof
Lanse's soubrettes is TO have her title
switched from lofty Paroxide-or some-
thing like tliat-to Mrs. William Chaser
Lange. ".
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knights Of Pythiaf, c6uer de Leon DIVE
tsion No. 4; ,.InEomar, viii be presentea
NJ The fria tinAa. " N a IN y. il.ld
.sMEis.r. INNlscARRA.s

al the Opera House next Monday.
March 18th, one OF the most stccessful
comedians on the stage will make his,
Initial bow before d Wheeling audience.
.chluneey olcott ID rarely eeen outside,
OF the larger cities. 50 great Is his popll-'
larity. He will present his new play,
Sweet 1hniscarral. by Augustus Plton.
isimanager' and twill be given In the
iEaine sumptu1us manner as marked Its
I long run OF over five months IN New
York, Mr. oleott.s lensagetaent o. two
,wherc he played to crowded houses.
shown his standing Withtfhe patrons OF
the drama In that city. He has q cult
waited tenor voice of rare sweetness, and
he ID considered TO be the beet ballad
singer on the stage to-day. He will sing
several songs written and composed by
himself for this play. q n
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MoUHDsvIIIE
,AaIi.eeilnneon, MeianEs OF MiMort Mat.
tiers fro m Marshaips Metropolis.

AaIi.eeilaneon, aIeianEs or Minor Mat.
tiers fron, Marshaips Metropolis.
The case of Mary ". Powell Vs.. John
Kuil, In which the PLAINTIFF sues for
damages resulting from the defendant
selling Intoxicating liquor to her hus-
band, was tried yesterday before the
Jury. Holt and Ewing appeared for the
plaintiff. and Evans and Hooton for the
defendant. The jury, after being out
about three hours, brought in a ver-
dict for tho plaintiff and assessed her
damages at 800. 8
George W. Helms died yesterday
morning at the home OF his son, L. ].
Helms, OF the First ward, at $50 o'clock.
The funeral will occur o-day at Way
mans Ridge. leaving MoundsyilIe at 10
o'clock q. m. Is
J. J. Heedyl will move to-day to Henry
Seamon's new dwelling on Twelfth
street. A.. J. Seamon has purchased the
property on lafayette avenue vacated
by Mr.. Heedy, and will move Into 1t
soon. X e
Captain B. 3. Doyener came from
Washington yesterday morning, TO look
after the interests of his clients here in
I, i
Washington last night
Tho case OF CErnistlne Neughardt vs.
John d. Fauble, was called yesterday,
but on motion OF the plaintiff, was con-
tinued until the first day OF the June
term.
The Symphony Circle will give free
concert to Its members and their inylt-
ed friends ut the w. C. T. D.. hall to-
night. Refreshments will be served.
John Stewart returned yesterday
morning. from the Baltimore Dental
college, having completed his second
years work In this school.
Miss Annie SANFORD, who has been
visiting Mrs. W. J. Blake for several
weeks. returned to her home at Pen
nth, W. Va, yesterday.
The afoundsville water works COM
pany will hold their annual meeting
Tuseday, the 2sth.a Y =
Attorneys John B. Wilson and ]. D.
Ewing. Of Wheeling, attended court
yesterday. *.
George II. Jones left for Warrington
yesterday, to look after his oil interests
there. Il. n s;,ls5' p
Presiding Elder Moore held quarterly
conference at the 81. Z. church last
night. s II
Mr.. W. F. Daily, OF Parkersburg,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Mary Murphy, OF Wheeling, spent
Sunday with friends, in the city.
!, Miss Julia Dixon has returned from
visit with friends In Bellaire.
Josiah Sinclair, OF Benwood, was a
business caller yesterday. IN
Mr. G. c. Reppeto spent Sunday at
his home in this city.
Thomas Finn is erecting a new dwell
ing on Sixth street. q
Hon. Ill Hanen, Of Washington, D.
c., is In the city. s
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nTHE GLADIATOR"

The role OF Nero, which Rcbart Down
ing will sportray In the revival OF the
"Gadiator," on Saturday evening at the
cpern House, has been played BY him
more tiian 5000 times. This IL enough
TO provo that the trasedlan likes 1t bet
Ter than any uther, but tits not alone
his individual fondness Of character that,
/ has led him 10 stick 10 1t year ,afteryear..
Ne a matter Of fact Mr.. Downing has
tried repeatedly TO get. ay6fromS the,
play altogether md bring out something
new, but the public will not allowsi,. SIT.
Will BIO given here In n thoroughly finish;
al manner. with the following cnst:,.
,Ncndamia. Miss Fannie IIoyt; 5Tlnvlan.
Eugene Moore; The Priest of Juno,
Bouic Clarke: Origin, Edward N.351loyf;s
Tribune. Alex. Z c. Carleton. and Nero.
AIR. Robert Downing. The play will DO
mounted With tho same attention US,
!hcrclpttr, This engagement will be for,
the beneiit 5of the Uniform Rank
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MONDAY ApRII. II. .sas.

beginning Mt 10 o'clock a. M. sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest and best bidder.
at the north front door. OF tho court house
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, all tho real
OF the real estate OF which John Kraft
died seized, situate In the city OF Wheel.
Ing. Ohio county. West Virginia. that is
to say: Three.fourths Of lot number ono
and Eoft's addition to tho city Of Wheel
ing, and being all OF the said lot number
ono hundred and sixty-nine. except what
was conveyed BY tho said John Kraft and
wifc2t to Christian Wuhlert by deed dated
August Z. 1873. and recorded In the office
Of the clerk Of tho county court OF said
Ohio county In Deed Book No. e6, pare
$40, being the north one-half of tho. north
east one-auarter OF said lot. fronting six
sSs d anu Gme;haIf fest on Chapine street
wardly, slXty-onc feet; and also : cScept
what was conveyed by tho said John Kraft
and wife to Lodwick Mcder by deed dated
August I. lSiS. and recorded In the said
county clerks office in Decd Book No. &C,
page 55l. being tho south one-half of'thc
northeast one.Quarter OF tho said lot num-
Der ono hundred and sxty-nine, fronting
sixteen and Sone-half feet on Chapline
street and running back tho Same width
westwardly sixty-oncl feet. Z. - ! -
Said snle WILL be upon the following
terms, viz: One-third OF tho purchase
money. and such further portion thereof
40 tnS ipurchuscrg may elect, TO pay, shall
be paid In cash: tho remainder shall BIO
paid In two equal annual instnllments, with
interest on each Of said installmerts from
the day of sale, tho interest on tho second
OF said installmcnts to be payable nnnii.
ally. and tho title, will be retained until tho
purchase money is fully paid. sS'I ~ rs
l{Thc purchaser shall pay allS taxes \ MS
sessed thereon for the ycnr lSa7. ~
~ 5 = ssiF s.,56& G.. j.. MORRIS,
Special Commissioner, CT
Wheeling, w. Na.,s March 10; 1881. I;;Si a
!, hereby certify that bond and security
has been given by tho above named! com.
missioner, as REQUIRED by law and Stho de-.
cree OF said court, S :. ~ =
@. H. IIENNIN3, a
. mr1 1ess=S Clerk Of said Circuit Court
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THE INTER-ALLEY LEAGUE.

There was to have been meeting Of
alley managers at the Intelllgencer Of
flee last night to form an inter-alley
league, but lack of a quorum caused a
postponement. Mozart Park will not
be represented, and It Is probable Musee
and Wheeling Park will each enter six
clubs. The season starts May !.
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THE MOZART LEAGUE.

The summer Mozart Park tourna-
ment is going to be a winner. Secretary
Handlan expected 70 have ten or twelve
clubs, but the Indications now are that
there will be eighteen or twenty clubs
In the lineup, 80
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A CHALLENGE..

Captain Henry Balzer. OF the Silver
Glove bowling team, challenges the
Buckeyes, Eot Bellalre, for series, an
equal number OF games on the Bellaire
and Fette alleys. The Buckeyes can an
swer through this paper
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BENwoon AND iwHEEL1NG
Birds Engaged In a Cooking Main ut
X BeaEood This Morning. 4

u Early: this morning q cooking main
is being pulled on near Bepwood The
main was to have been between steu-
benyille and Benwooa, but the Ohio
fanciers failed to put IN au appearance
and Wheeling men entered birds
against the Beuwood cocks. The effort
to pull or tho main In Benwood was
not successful. the police interfering.
Early this morning the owners OF the
birds and a number OF Sports went
below Benwood to a point that could
not be learned, where 1t is supposed the
main was fought. ! n! s,3.s..
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Simply apply "SwAYNEs ONT
ME,NT.. No internal medicine requir-
cd. Cures letter, eczema, Itch. all erup-
lions on the face, hands, nose. etc, leav-
ing the skin clear. white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
arc possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S 3 ONT
MENT. Avoid substituted Jtths&w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
oMMISsIONER'S SALE. z !,

! In pursuance of q decree OF the circuit
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, en-
tered on the 18th day of February. 1S9S.
In a certain suit in chancery.a in which
4, j. Hugus. trustee. is complainant, and
ants will on ~ ss5iys,l Y 100 : & AZ rs
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Cinderella's

Cinderclla's
hiygod.moth
or, with one
touch of her
m agile wand,
transformed
the nIaiden's
rigs and tatters
into the richest
silks and sat-
ms. There are
thousands of
young women
TO day @wh o
need n fairy
god mother
who will touch
them with the
wand ofhealth.
A girls best
gift is h er
health. $jS5s
Every girl
II, a y B a
healthy girl
and. become a
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BENwo0D.


Breezy News Items Gathered ia the Bu,y
Marshall COUNTY, Town.
The members Of Rcbekah lodge, II. o.
o. F., will attend the funeral this after.
noon OF Mrs. Amanda Whtcsldcs, who
was a charter member of the Benwood
lodge, and as q woman was esteemed by
all who knew her. The children survlv-
ing her are: Samuel, employed In George
e. Stifel C Co.'S store. Wheeling; VIII,
Of the Wheeling steel plant; Clarence, of
the Riverside; Miss Metric, teacher at
the Benwood central school, and Mrs.
Jennie McMullen, who lived at the fam
lily home. ~
- Peter Dolan, Frank Snyder and other
saloonists attthe Junction, are going to
organize a base ball team to play Sun
day games at the loop grounds, and will
select n lively nine from this vicinity.
1 Only two cupolas are on Mt the lower
steel works. one being OF for repairs,
but will likely be on in a few days
Misses Maggie and sallie Byrnes have
returned from a three weeks visit 10
Washington, D. C. q iia s;
Bogss' Tpn was on the war path yes
terday and like The war feeling, was
running high.
q Jerry Monahan has resigned his posi-
5tion as vessel man at the lower steel
works. G. i.sb
Major John Lublc is able, tU be up ar
ter n severe illness, but Il; not able to be
Qua yet & !, 81
" Council meets in regular session to-
might. i "a ~, 2 A
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PRIZES pIsTpIRuTEp..

Last evening ut the Carroll Club al
less, the prizes won by clubs and play
ers in the winter tournament we're dis
trlbuted, as follows:
First team trophy-1Iyrtles.
Second team trophy-Lotus.
High average score-W. C.. Hanilan.
High average prizes for each team
Myrtle. Gus G.stWeItzell; Lotus, Will
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WANTED.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

.Doe'csroRs,
There will be meeting OF the State Board
OF Health Of West Virginia at Weston,
ut S a m, for the purpose of examining
applicants for license to practice medicine
In West Virginia. For application blanks
and further information. address
~ q "A. r. BARBEE. n. D..
Secretary State Board Of Health. Point
Pleasant. West Virginia. mrl0 D
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no CURE a COLD nv ,ONEDaY
Tasni Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ifit falls
to cure! s5c. Tho genuine has Z, j. O.
on each IN blet. rs D s5.!5F i4ts N y ~ &
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lam G. HandIan. jr; Alphas, Andy
Hores; Laurels, Thomas f. Clarke:
Ramblers. D. w. Cochran; ThIstles,l
Charles Swan: Eclipse. George Sonnc-
field; Deltas, Harry yogier; None Such,
Bert Welty; The Club. DR.. J. ]. Carroll;
Calumets, Joseph Weitzell; Crescent,
Robert E. H1llesing.
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oconcccoccccccccccooot

scOrers-Strobcl and I. Hackman. Um
To-nIght-Arroras and Old cronies.
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THE NEW; LEAGUE,

The new Carroll Club league opened
lis season last night, with the following
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NEVER defer a vital matter "A cough
shouldn't be neglected when DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure 1t at once. "a 2.
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3CA4ToRTA,

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Is FOR SALE. Il .9
iEoR sALE-oNE AND : oNE-HALFi
% lot IN Greenwood cemetery: 1!no ,locn. "
! ton: corner lot: adjoining best Improve
ments In cemetery. Address CEMETERY
LOT. care Intelligoncer office. o apl9 NJ;
NOR SALEsATt4h SPECIAL BARGAIN5
IL for n short time--A Groom, two. story.
frame house. lot S0xl20: also two lots al 4
Joining. s0xl20 feet each; also another e.
room frame house adjoining, lot Dxlsog
feet front In the WHOLE Situated on North
Wabash street. WIN sell any part of this 4
property. A raro chance to buy apiece OF J
property cheap. THE0. W. FlNR.lR Real
6Si, s}ts5 Z z {, Y 4 & l23S,s, miro -
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Z Jerry Monahan has resigned his POSI-
5tion as vessel man at the lower steel
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Z BoggS Tlln was on The war path yes
terday. and like The war feeling, was
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+ Look for McPhee's breakdown before
the season is on any time. aloPhee still
wears rubber bandases on his injured
ankle. THE injured member pains occa-
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FOR RENT FROM APRIL

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