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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-22

CHARLESTON. s. c., Jan. 2l.-Train
No. 81. OF the Atlantic coast line from
New York to Florida. and train No. e.,
local from Charleston. collided eighty
miles west OF Charleston at 7:l5 this
morning. Two men were killed and a
number were injured. The killed: Rob-
ert James. fireman Of No. 81, and Wes-
ley Bishop, fireman OF No. So, both coll
ored i;-y
Injured: Engineer Nelly. Of No. 81,
mashed and scalded: John SellersS COL
ored porter. scalded: e. r. Lilies. bag
gage master, leg crushed; Engineer E.
F. Hall, No 50, arm broken: Mail Clerk
J. H. Bingham, leg and arm broken; NJ.
McDut!e, baggage master, bruised
about head; ]. A. Powell, express mes
senser, leg broken: A. J.. Gourdine,
Charleston. and ]. ". Wood, Knoxville,
both bruised abou. head. Several pas
Eengers on the Pullman were slightly
scratched and bruised.
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WILL RACE IN WHEELING. 1

..ssss+s..ss.. tlu ohl . wi siDt
scorers-Gelnor and strobel. Umpire
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!. ) BELLA11tE NEWS NOTES.

Davis g. Archer have closed their
contract. TO build q water works at
} Caldwell but will not begin work until
spring. The proposed plan Of supply
was condemned by the state board OF
health and this delayed closing the
contract, which was awarded last fall.
z The Bitter Sweet" club held avery
Interesting meeting last evening ut the
home of Miss Lulu Nelson. in the
Fourth ward. A very pleasant evening
was spent by tkose present. Refresh
ments were served.
H. Splllman Riggs, the humorist. i'm
persorator and solo whistler. gave a
concert last evening at the Christian
church. which was we'll attended and
pleased all present.
The LashIey property in the First
ward was sold by Deputy Sheriff Fore
man yesterday to Mrs. Margaret Girls
well for. si67, just two-thirds of the APP
praisement. There are two houses, on
the lot.
Miss Alice Murray. or Minso juno
ton. Is visiting friends and relatives in
the Third ward.
James Johnson is quite III at his home
In the First ward. ~
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS,

a number OF Martins Ferry people
rave been summoned to appear at the
trial OF the Mciruders. and Wilson, ut
New Martinsville, next Monday. They
are charged with burglary. Marshal
Burns Is nwltness in this case and The
Stead case at ST. Clairsville the same
day.
Rev. Charles D. Fulton, who filed the
pulpit In the U. P. church SO acceptably
last Sunday, will preach In this church
again tomorrow morning and evening.
The parable OF the 'Prodigal Son" Will
.be the subject OF the Illustrated sermon
TO be delivered by Rev. S. J. Boyle, at the
opera house Tomorrow night. ~
=. D. StrcklIn returned yesterday
from Cameron, VIVA. where he att
tended the funeral OF his brother-in-law,
John Mathews.
Two, well known young men were ar
rested, charged with stealing forty bush
els OF wheat from Mark Tweed, OF near
Scio. s.; 3. 80 Z. s
a double quartettc will Sing at the
home talent Uncle Toms Cabin" next
Friday and Saturday nights.
The Red Men had work in the second
and third degrees last night, and acted
upon several applications.
DR.. J. NJ. Hogan has been elected one
OF the vice presidents OF the Eastern
Ohio Medical Association.
Yesterday, the John Noon property
corner First and Carlisle streets was
appraised at $4,000.
The revival meetings at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal and Baptist churches are
giving In interest. 3i,,s
The open meeting Of the seniors at the
high school last evening. was an enjoy
able affair. az. n 4 ISL
Misses Julia Conoway IS visiting her
brother, Thomas J. Conoway, at TlTln.
Paul Thomas expects to be able to re.
surn to work to-day ltG. ! b
City Engineer. a. j. MilIar has return.
ed from Woodsneld. 3, 4 L
Mrs; William Jones returned last night
from Wcllsburg. 294 "a e &,
dates tonight z. va b a i; =
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ly q wheel for this class OF people, It Is
not proving true that all of the best
classes are buying chalnless cycles.

Since the announcement of chainlcss
machines at $50 and s75, many OF the
fashlonables have placed orders for
othertthan chalnless wheels. and many
are to be seen riding wheels having en-
closed chains. As the soillng OF the
hands and clothing has been with tho
swell set, especially, the most objection
able feature OF cycling, this state OF ar
iairs is not surprising, and probably
the representative social element will
this year be seen on either chainless or
gear-cased wheels. despite z the fact
that the price Of the latter places them
as well within the reach Of the masses
as Of the classes.
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MOUNDsVILLE
A Miscellaneous alelanSo OF Minor Mat
tcro from nInrshnipE Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous aIclango or Minor Mat
tcrn from NInrsiinipE Metropolis.
A"Yankee musical" was given at the
home Of Miss Edna Thompson, on TOM
linson avenue, by the mite society OF
the Presbyterian church, Thursday
night. 1t was one of the most amusing
and novel affairs of the season. A num-
ber> of ladies land gentlemen had pre-
pared their costumes 10 represent Pop
ular songs. The two guessing the great
est number thus represented received
prizes. Miss Laura Simpson and Arch
Stilwell were tho successful ones. Miss
Emma Parkinson, Swho conducted the
entertainment, received many words of
congratulation on the success OF the
novel scheme.
James W. Mahood, who Is attending
school ataBuckhannon. was in the city
yesterday. Ee was called home By the
death OF his grandfather In Benwood.
across Middle Grave creek at the cor
nec OF the driving park. The court will
view the ground and pass on the petit
tlon later.
The uniforms for the officers OF Co.
B., have arrived. The prlvates are an
xiously looking for theirs. l,
Squire Riddle and Office: Brannen, of
Benwood. were attending county court
yesterday.
a petition was filed yesterday, asking
the county court to build a bridge
Many people from different parts Of
the. county attended court yesterday.
DR.. T. H. sMelghcn. of Wheeling, was
a caller in the city yesterday.
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Gln,iui.n,oIr,+ Market.

& TACOMA, wosh., Jan. 2l.--There is
at present a slutin the labor market at
juneau. Dyea and skaguay. More
wording men than there are Jobs for
have gone to those towns. with the re-
suit that wages are coming down and
supplies and not earning that. When a
good tall of snow comes. followed by a
freeze. the situation will be changed,
for then transportation OF supplies over
.Chilcoott ard White passes will COM
tmence in earnest, and every man now
there can get work.
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NTANTED-LUCRA EMPLOY
w MENT for live and energetic man,
Apply ut Room 800 Peabody Building. =
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was there ever women in the wide world
%ho did not ycaru to be the mother Of "a
iG.isat iaced, happy, healthy, laughing, roll
hckinS child? II there ever was such a.
Mowan, she was bad one. and wki!c there
arc many thoroughly bad men, there are
very few thoroughly bad women.
1t was Gods aud Natureis intention that
tsVery woman should be the mother of
heaithy children. Tens of thousands Of
women defeat this benefccnt design by
,neir iZuoraace and neglect. They suffer
nom weakness and disease in q woranly
way, and take no measures, or the wrong
measures. to remedy it. DR.. Pie1ce's Pa.
soNie prescription Is sure, speedy and
permanent cure for all disorders Of this
G,esc!'psion. It acts directly and only on
~. nc acilcate and important organs that are
me threshold Of human life. II makes
thtm strong, healthy, vigorous and virilc,
IL meals liberation, allays Inflammation,
too'Iics pain and tones and builds up the
nerves. II ban:shcs the trialsof the period
o. impending maternity aud makes 6aby's
,sn''y TO the world easy and almost pain
.eM: It docs away with the dangers of
ao.ncrhood and shortcns the period of
WEAKNESS and lassitude. It insures the
Hnue newcomers health and bountiful
suppIy OF nourishmrnt. It transforms
:Seae, sickly, ncrvous inyalids into happy,
neaIthy wives and mothers. Thousands OF
:%oiaen have testified to its marvellous mer.
.;s; dealer Is not physician, and has no
,ight 10 suggest substitute 70, the prescrip.
"Tii 0! an eminent specialist like Or. Pierce.
III ilcrees Common Sense Medical hd.
, ,sser sent fori7I onc.cert stamps to cover
1n1al,Iing OILY. Cloth binding II stamps.
Naiess VI. Z. ~ Pierce. Buffalo, n.
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THE ART EXHIBITION.

While the attendance was not as large
as expected at the art exhibition at the
Ahon1e OF Miss Mary Thomas. last night,
sit was q successful affair, and 4 neat
sum was realized for the church. The
fifty-fwo pictures, the present Of Mrs. H.
n. Campbell, OF Altoona, Pa. were neat
!y arranged on the walls in the parlors.
and much admired. The pictures were
sold at auction after they had been seen.
Refreshments were served In the dining
room by the young ladies and there was
music during the evening.
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!. pEATH OF ,T['uoNAs' cLEGG

The sudden death OF Thomas Clegg,
on Thursday evening. was a great sur
prise 10 his friends here, who had seen
him about that day on the grocery
wagon OF ]. A.. Green, with whom he
was employed. Paralysis OF the heart
was the cause. He was member Of
the Veteran Legion and of the Junior
o. U. "A. NJ, both of which will attend
the funeral tomorrow afternoon A
Wife and four children survive.
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BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Jan. '2l.-John
N. Scott, ex-justice of the supreme
court OF Illinois, died to-day, from the
elects OF q carbuncle. Fcwas seventy
I'VE years old. He was elected Justice
OF me state supreme court In 1872 and
held the position continuously twenty
lye years. He was an intimate friend
OF Abraham Lincoln and David Davis.
nc was prominent in connection with
The scotch-Irish association. 4 s g
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7,1 az :. ~ 777TlT7 NJ17I7 q ~
moons game ma es 4 he outcome ot To-
r,nrrow.ts contest very dubious and Ives
viii shnvn To pity his test 10 dsfea his
old muster. The score: III 4 .,lflj si
sehaeter-3S, "a, %, o. 81, "a q, L, i0s.
S3-total 900. Average. A; high runs
100 and 50. A n, Il AZ (
3 catton72-1, o. II. "a. 81. 4, 10, ., 4-total
%. Average, 10 Ia; high runs. 4, and
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sCHAEFER,s ZIG RUN.

CHICAGO, Jan q. Wizard" schae-
fer, In his game this Afternoon with Cat
ton, In tho lS-inch balk line tournament.
ran 1ils 400 points In ten innlnga.an aver
age OF forty, (which ls the worlds record
at the new game. Tho spectators won!
almost wild. Cation was the first to
congratulate Sohaefer and did not seem
TO worry over his defeat This after
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GRTEro AND 7MccONNnrJ,
! SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-Young

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l.-Young
Critic, the Australian boxer, IS again.
matched to meet Mcconnell, the laco!,
weltcrweight. The men will meet in the
building OF the Olympic club, February
3. The affair will be for members only,
who will he charged q small admission
fee, thus committing the club to profess
isonal matches. The purse will DE about
sl,50o, Cocker" Tweedle, the recent
arrival from Australia, will meet Jimmie
LAWYER OF san Francisco, on the same
occasion, u
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were due to The dearness OF food and
lack OF employment, owing TO the re-
,trehchmenlsf In public expenditures!
Tho troubles. he continued, We're 6lso
exploited by agitators, nnd the gov
eminent, haa Srdfrsd shsr ssysre re-
.vicee, tho premier added. the agitation
had already ceased: but the govern
.ment would ask the chamber to vote
measures 10 relieve the Distress exist
Inc -. lIfNfif firf t.Ll' 1870 ~ me- f-t
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MISS ALLIE HUGHES, Norfolk Va,
was frightfully burned on the face and
neck. Pain was instantly relieved by
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, which
henleu the injury without leaving a
scar. II Is the famous pile remedy,
Charles 4, Coetze, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham SINCLAIR. Forty-sixth
and jacob streets; 4, e. Scheele, No,
COZ Main street: Exley Bros. Penn and
Zane streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
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WICHITA. Kas., Jan. Ala special
to the Beacon from Guthrie states that
an uncontlrmed report Is current that
two OF tho mob leaders who burned the
Seminoles recently near Maud, are un-
der arrest. Governor Barnes $1,000 re-
ward Is still In force.
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Cinmberlnin's Congh Remedy the Bes,
and Most Popular

8 STAFFORD, Del.-Wc sell more OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than OF
any other proprietary preparation for
coughs and colds. One farmer recently
bought half dozen bottles of the 20
cent size. saying that Is the best med
!cine he could find for coughs and colds.
w. F. HA1NES & Co. 1t Is for sale
by druggists. -. = Z. ~. !. -.
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Z Simply apply "SWAYNE's4 ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requlr,
ed Cures letter, eczema. Itch. all erup.
lug the skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and cura tive powers
arc possessed By no other remedy ASK
your druggist for SWAYNE'S3 ONT.
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w I!
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TRUSTEE SALES.
.U,RuSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue of two deeds OF trust made by
the rst az Which Is s,eS
January Y, 1881, and Is recorded In the
Office OF the clerk OF the county court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia, in Deed. Of
Trust Book No. 81, page 6Sl. and the other
of which is dated April 4, 1895. and Is re-
corded in said office in Deed Of Trust Book
No. 49, page 2l2, will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1885,
sell at public. auction at the north front
door OF the court house OF Ohio county.
West Virginia. commencing at 10 o'clock
q. m, the following described property:
The real estate known as tho Fulton Pa
per Mil, in the town Of Fulton, In Ohio
county, West Virginia. which Ia partlcu-
larry bounded and described as follows,
VIZ: Beginning ut the southeast corner
Of Centre and Fulton streets in said town
Of Fulton: thence southeastwardly with
the line OF Centre street that is nearest
TO Wheeling creek until 1t lntersects tho
west line of Marshall street; thence with
said west line of Marshall street south
westwardly to Wheeling creek: thence
down said creek with the meanders there
OF until 1t intersects the east line of Fulton
street extended; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with tho east side Of Fulton street to tho
place OF bcSinninS;. excepting, however,
from the above described premises the por-
ton thereof which was conveyed by Lewis
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch by
decd dated September IS, 1876 and re-
corded In the land records Of said Ohio
county In Deed Book No. g. page 50,
which portion Is described In said decd rs
follows. to-wlt: "a portion of the Fulton
Paper Mil lot situate In the town OF Full!
ton, county. Of Ohio. state OF West Vir-
gInia, bounded rs follows, to-wit: Com
mencIng ut n point In the westerly limo
of Centre street nineteen Qg feet south
OF the south limo OF the said mill: thence
In n straight limo parallel with Marshall
street to road on the bank OF Wheeling
creek: thence with said road to Marshall
street; thence with Marshall street 10 tho
corner of Marshall and Centre streets. md
from said corner along the westerly line
of Centre street to the place OF beginning"
Together with all personal property on
said promises,
TERMS OF SALE.
& Onc.thrd of tho purchase money, and MS
much moro us tho purchaser may elect to
pay, 10 BIO paid In cash on tho day OF sale,
and tho balance In two equal payments
Mt six and twelve months thereafter, with
interest; thereon from tho day OF sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for tho deferred installments: TIN
tito TO be: retained BY tho trustee until
tho property Is paid for!
ials Trustee. n
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BRUSSELS, Jan 2l.-while cage
containing fifteen miners was being
hoisted In the shaft of the Ponne Esper-
ance mine at the Washes, in IIairaut,
the cable broke and the occupants OF the
cage were dashed to pieces.
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TO OUTLAW THE RABBIT.

A bill has been passed In the Ohio leg-
islature TO amend the game law so as 10
outlaw the rabbit. When the bill be-
comes a law It will be IN order for the
farmers to protect their orchards from
Invasion by rabbits, and this will cause
much rejoicing in many parts of the
,state.
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z. s. Barbee, oG Chicago. known by
the racing people as Rosie" Barbee,
will ride for prominent cycle firm OF
Wheeling the coming season. He has n
record for u mile. paced by tandcms, of
2:O5: five mile competition race. 11:O2 rs.
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lI-7I--|
BELLAIRE
All an Sorts IT! OF Local New. and Go,,'p rron,

T--TTl5Il IlGT7 tHe UNIV tIty- - IIIlI \
Howard Kirk, county treasurer and
Henry Stanton, Of Flushing, have form
ed a partnership for the manufacture
and sale OF the Stanton hot abr heater
and will locate in this city. They have
practically determined upon the loca-
ton OF their plant and will begin busI-,
ness with good prospects. as the heater
is we'll known in this part Of the Ohio
po ~
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RUNE, Jan. 2L-In the chamber OF
deputies to-day the premier, the Mr.
gus d Rudlni. explained that The re-
cent disorders in the Italian provinces
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CYCLING.

a man who has been identified with
the cycle trade for ter years dares pre-
dict that unless prices do 80 up again
and unless the makers return to their
former methods of advertising and SELL
Ing, the entire trade will become dis
rupted and the industry OF bicycle man
ufacture will disappear from America.
Sydney B. Bowman. OF the New York
Cycle Board OF Trade. declares that BIZ
cycles will never again be, as cheap as
they are this year. Il
It has been said that the sl25 chain
less wheels were intended In their first
year to cater to only the more wealthy
and socially exclusive classes among
riders, on the theory that their adop-
ton by this class would make them
popular later. So far as the sales now
being made in New York indicate, this
idea was not without foundation, as
some OF the socially prominent riders
are already using the high-priced
.chalnless. While the chainless at SIPS
may be naturally expected to be chief
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QUICKLY Settled /
The Grievances OF the Wheeling
Pottery Clay Hands
MISREPRESENTATION

,.poS PRESIDENT FRANzHEIMs
RETURN TO THE clTY-Ttll 1
wonKMEv ARE GREATLY
ELArED. HAVING ONLY BEEN
our SINCE TuEspAY-THE
WAGES PAID PRIOR TO 1894 RE.
STORED. AND THEY ARE on.
pgRED TO co TO WORK MON.
DAY. I
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

Wonders never ccase Aber Nits won
three straight from Tidal Waves. and now
the former have relinQulshed tenth place
IN the Wheeling league race to Old Cron-
les, who seem good I'd hold 1t. Score:
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The; Splnney and Bremen cups and
the pennant trophies OF the Toledo base
ball t6am have mysterlously disappear
ed. With the collection was a photo
graph Of the team and crayon portrait
Of Captain Gilks. Manager Strobel,how-
ever, does not despair OF recovering, al
though he believes they may have to be
redeemed from some pawnshop. The
cups alone are valued at 5000. and the
other articles would probably bring the
total value up to $500.
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,.ro CunD ,,,n,N,,. ~,

ITO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY g'..5
Take Laxative Bromo oulnlnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ifit falls
to cure. 25c. The genuine has Z. b. @.
on each tablet. sa 81
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BOXING.

Matchmaker John Murphy, OF the
Bridgeport Athletic Club, has received a
letter and telegram from Buck" std-
ger at Columbus. In the telegram
."Bucli" says he wiz arrive in Bridge
port Sunday evening. and asks that
quarters be in readiness for him. In
the letter he speaks Of the scrap he Is
having at Columbus in his endearor to
get what he claims Is his fair share Of
the money taken in at the Stelzer-
Fogar.y bout the other day. He says
be Is in excellent shape for his twenty
round contest at Bridgeport on Tues
day evening with Mike" Farragher, OF
Youngstown. He is confident Of win
ming this contest, but admits that II
Farragher Is in the shape he Is report
ed In, the contest will be hot one. The
club management has arranged some
excellent prellminaries for Tuesday
evening. The seating accommodations
will be better than have been in. evil
dence at any boxing show around
Wheeling, the arena being located in
the Opera House.
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THE verdict OF the people is that Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy
for coughs colds. sore throat, asthma,
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The Metropolitan Athletic Club is now
working for twenty-round contest on
February %. between Oscar Gardner.
recently winner over Bezenah ut Full
ton, and Jack" 0'Keefe. the WELL
known lightweight. Negotiations with
the men are now in progress, and II
they. cannot be concluded soon the club
will take on Charley Burns, OF Cincin-
York, both OF whom have expressed
their willingness TO box before the Met
ropolitans on the date named.
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Frank Torreyson. chief OF the bunt-
ers, Is now sporting elegant auburn
whiskers, and II he Is not the whole
league. he Is the whole of Wheeling and
the thinking part OF Dayton.-Toledo
Commercial.
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Scorers-Brahler and Peterson.
Umplre-F. Baker.