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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-21
BOXING.

Frank Bradley, the sturdy Philadel-
phIa boxer who gave Oscar Gardner
such a hot argument few weeks ago
in the Quaker city. has signed to meet
the latter before the Metropolitan Ath-
letic club on next Tuesday evening.
Bradley undoubtedly gave Oscar as
good as he sent, judging by eastern
newspaper accounts, some Of them go
ing so far in their comments as TO say
that Bradley had the little westerner
all but out on several occasions during
their six rounds, and have ever since
that event styled him as the boxer who
defeated Oscar Gardner. Oscar ndtur-
ally smarts under such criticism and
was more than pleased when he
learned that Bradley had signifIed his
willingness to meet him before the NJ.
A. c. Bradley Is very confident Of re-
ceivlng the referees award on this oc-
caslon, but Oscar in his unassuming
way thinks differently.
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: onecr Cause for Empty Rowe.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Dec. 2e.-The Con-
gregatIonal ministers of st. Louis in
conference, have decided that the cause
of empty pews at evening church SER
vices is occasioned by fear of footpads
and have appointed a committee OF
three ministers to render any assist
nnce to the police that may be neces-
sary to suppress the evil. The Rev. DR..
N. Durham. Of Pilgrim church, was
selected chairman and the Rev, DR.. ..
s, Sargent, of Central church; Rev. Dr..
c, H. Patton, OF First church, associate
members. This committee is empdw-
cred to confer with the proper authori-
ties in regard to any movement which
might be made with view to sup
pressing highway robbery.
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BFNwooD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportanco in q
Busy Town.

Local Happenings ofImportance in q
Busy Town.
DR.. Jerome II. Raymond, president of
the state University was greeted by
On apprcclatlve audience at the n. L.
church last night, but the audience
ought to have been larger. considering
that admission was free. Dr. Raymond's
address was magnificent effort, per-
talning 10 education.
W. II. Snyder, saloon-keeper at the
Junction, was fined $50 and costs at
yesterday mornings police court for
operating a slot machine on his prem
ises.
Eight bricli-layers have arrived from
Pittsburgh to work on the repairs to the
lap-weld furnace at the Riverside
Thomas Hartley, OF Colfax, was visit
Ing Mrs. r. X. Sattcrilcld yesterday.
List McMechen came home from the
West Virginia University yesterday.
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The lny.oIH in the United Bowling
League viii give the All-Star bowlers
n chance TO get familiar with Collins
alleys during the coming week In prep
nration for the match with the All
wheeling bowlers. which Will take place
ON Collins alleys next Monday night,
Manager Josfphy sent ten names to
Wheeling as pCrsons who were eligible
10 play on the Columbus team, nut II
has not yet been decided Just winch nve
OF these ten viii be selected to play In
the games on which the money is ptnC-
cd. There Is one thing surely kip
selbach keeps up the clip with which he
started out In the Ail-Star practice
be Is pretty euro Of r place on the team
when they line up for the match games.
Columbus DigpntCh.
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PAINS in the chest when a person has
a cold Indicate a tendency toward pnen-
monIa. A piece OF flannel dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm ard
bound on to the chest over the seat OF
pain VIII promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack Of pneu~
monla. This same treatment will cure
a lame bnok in y few hours. Sold by
drNRglsLs.
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WHEN you see book OF any kind
advertised In your magazine, remember
that we VIII sell II 10 you at n lower
price than the publisher. Here is a
chance to help yourself and your home
book seller ut the same time.
STANTON'S OLDCITY BOOK STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-21

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
Is a great surprise on account OF It's OK
cccding promptncss In relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cnre this Ia the remedy. Sold
by II. II. LAST druggist, Wheeling, W.
Va tf&s
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in tho Metropolis
ofBeImont County.

Ex-Clty Marshal Henry Bahra arriv-
ed home yesterday from Manzanillo,
Cuba, having secured his discharge
from the Fourth regiment Of immunes.
Henry was dressed in the regulation
buff canvas suit, with lcgglngS trimmed
in dark blue, and he attracted Il great
deal OF attention. HIS appearance tndt-
cites that he has enjoyed good health
during his stay in Cuba. But he was
in the commlssary department during
his later service.
The suit Of ]. B. Smith against the
City OF Bellalre, for 5000 damages,
claimed by reason Of n fall on the side
walk where the pavement was uneven,
was tried In Squire MOrre1fs court to
jury yesterday. Mr. Smith conducted
his own case. The jury had the case
yesterday evening.
The creditors OF Levi LiehtiE, who re-
Gently made an assignment, have begun
proceedings In the United States court
10 have him declared bankrupt. The
stock here would not pay Is cents on the
tlollnr, and the cerditors hope to realize
much moro.
Gravel Hill folks are complaining of
the smoke and sulphur from the mill re-
fttgC, fhcfc mas not beeH WHCH ~ ms
in n long time. but that plant Is active
now.
Maggie Flaherty fell from a porch mt
her home, and It was thought she was
seriously hurt, but when she recovered
from the shock she was all right again.
Thomas Dixon, jr.. OF New York. will
be the next lecturer here, and 1t cost
the committee $t25 to secure him for
one evening to talk on backbone"
The older Council Of American Me-
chanics and the Daughters Of Liberty
will hold union social Mt G. a. Il. Hall
this evening.
The township board OF education fixed
a two weeks holiday vacation, following
this week, in all OF the county schools.
$500 IN the price agreed upon for the
ICllknn property by the representatives
Of the Pabst Brewing Company.
The buckeye Boys and their friends
will dance ut Turner Hall Friday night,
The Choral Society Is to he rcorgan4
lied here the first week Of January.
The mayor and marshal are said TO be
after the slot machines tn earnest.
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YOUR wife will be tired after prepar-
Ing for the holidays, get her a comforta-
bic rocker 70 Fest In, at BRUEMMER &
HILDEBRAND'S. corner Twenty-sec-
ond and Market STREETS.
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ATTEND the Auction Sale this after
noon at . o'clock, and evening at I
o'clock. Entire stock must 50 without
reserve.
WHITE. HANDLEY & FOSTER.
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METHODIST Hymnnls, with or with
out music. at prices ranging from J5c TO
81 a. Names In gold on cover when de-
sired,
sTANToN's oLDCITY BOOK STORE,
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RECEIVERS sALE"".""

FOR SALE......
STOCKS,
Actna-standard Iron & Steel Co. Pre-
'C XiestTna-standard Iron s Steel Co. Com
mon.
Riverside Iron Works.
Crystal Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
West Virginia Glass Co.
Fostoria Glass Co.
Bloch Bros Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co,
wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
National Bank OF West Virginia.
Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
First National Bank az Bcllairc, Ohio.
Wellsburg National Bank, OF WCllsburE,
BONDS.
whitaker Iron Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Parkcrsburg Railway Co. CConsolldntcd).
city OF Wheeling, per cert.
Fostorla Glass Co.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS. bonds AND INVESTMENTS,
Exchange Bank Building.
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pRrupNINo YOUTH.

HNh% A49 "bNs
True enough.
He was young
because his
heart was
young;h his
step was firm;
his eye was
bright; his
laugh was
clear and
merry; his
appetite was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-21

Frank Bradley, OF Philadelphia, and
Billy Needhnrn, OF st. Paul. put up
lIveig fight In the preliminary OF ten
rounds at 1876 pounds. In the second
round Needham oyer-reached himself
and stumbled. AS he was falling
Bradley caught him with his right on
the head and Billy fell. He was w
in couple Of seconds and cut out the
work. Bradley held himself In reserve
for the first half OF the bout and then
cut loose. Needham had several
chances to use his right on the RIBS
and Kidneys, but took no advantage OF
the opportunities Both men were
pretty we'll marked up at the anssh and
che referee decided in favor OF Brad
ley.
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cARRoLL cLuE LEAeuE.

gcorers-P1ankey and Baumnnn. Umpire
Miller. TO-nlEht-Rum Dums and Aber
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Seal Sstas.
10 sac, Rent and Exchanqe

a
FOR sALE.Bullding Site, lis by 2i0s
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small farm, improved, Il acres. Three
miles from city and river road.
4 flne country residenec. Pleasant Val'
ley. $50 ,...,,,..3
rooms and kitchen. on East McColl0ch
street. Lot 20 by 10. Only $l,7O0. Terms
easy. =. - ..I -.
OF Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth TGrd-on very easy terms
with stable on lot. Lot rs BY 100. South
ChGpIInc street, Eighth ward, Only 1,6io;
s1 For FRENT-s rooms on North Market
' 4 county residence with grounds. In-
.uuIre at once. Il,
For exchange for city property, q well
improved farm at sistcrsvlie. 50 acres.
c. A SCAEFER { CO.. cS ssd M!t isi's Sc
ToInnhnno III
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quo dc M0ntshcii0, Creme e. Pom
merry SNc,, u, II. Mlimm'r, Cookies
Imperial, GrOat Wcstorna Gold Seal,
ISOi dlOr, II. WELIH - co.
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SPORT
IN THREE ROUNDS.
Dial Hawkins. of Frisco. Knocked
Out Mcfarland Last Night.

DUI HAhAAAHN Va
Out SIcPartland Last Night.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-DaI Hawkins,
the lightweight pugillst from the Pa
clac slope, made short work of Kid
MCFARLAND, Of this city. whom he met
in the arena OF the Lenox Athletic club
to.n!ght. The bout was decided in the
third round, the New Yorker being
knocked out with a left swing on the
Jaw, Hawkins opened favorite In the
betting at 100 to 50, but these odds did
not last long and even money ruled
when the men dOnned the gloves.
This was the third time that Haw-
klns has fought before d New YORK
club. He won from Joe Cans in fifteen
rounds the flrst time he appeared here
and was knocked out by Spike" Sulli-
van on his second visit. The men
agreed to box under Marquis OF
QaeeHsberry rules and to break when
called upon, They we're announced to
20 twenty-five rounds and each weigh
ed 1876 pounds at o'clock this after
noon.
Round l-After some slow work Haw~
kins got in a left-hand hook on Macs
stomach and the kid fell to his knees,
but arose quickly and they exchanged
left hooks on the stomach and heau
before the bell sounded. 80
Round MAC cut out the pace, With
Hawkins on the defensive, but very
little was done by either until near the
close, when Hawkins landed a very
hard left hook in the wind.
Round S-Hawkins was first to count
In the third, swinging his left to the
ribs. Mac replied with left to the
head. Then both sent left hooks to
the head. Mac sent a straight left TO
the face and Dial sent his right over
the heart. This blow weakened Nc
Portland, WHO few seconds later was
sent to the floor with left hook on
the Jaw. Mac rolled over, but got 70
his feet In nine seconds. Both made
a few passes Ut close quarters. Dial
sent his right and left to the jaw and
Mcfarland landed short left swing
on Dal's jaw. Just as Mac started to
sprint away Hawkins let fly another
long left swing, which landed flush on
McPartland's jaw and the New Yorker
dropped like a log fiat on his back He
lay as IL dead while the referee counted
ten, and then McPnrtland's seconds
carried their man to his corner.
Referee Charley White declared
Hawkins the winner while the hackers
and friends OF the Californian stood up.
and cheered wildly. Time for round,
two minutes and thlrty-one seconds.
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ALL goods marked in United States
figures.
w. j. LuKENs, one Price Jewelcr.
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chfrgoyaus
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CL4RYOYANT AND PALMlSIs
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After Which CHARGES VIII Be llghe.

II should be comforting 10 know that y6a'
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life and actual circumstances which you
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Through the sources OF his sctentnn
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positions, travels, sales, changes. domestic
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problems Of life. 80,
Office hours, a. m. to 0 p. M, daily and.
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..,..FOR SALE.....

Business property at 1925 Main street.
q feet front
Modern RP-te-date dwelling on Fonr-
tecnth street-bargRin.
7.ro6fned dwelling with bath; rents for
SgiO: good location: for 5000; Y per cent
investment
building lots on Elm street for Sl.Og9i
adjoining lots sold for 800 and A50 each.
Money to Loan.
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THE finest assortment Of Glasses are
shown by ETz, the Optlcl9n.
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G. O. SMITH.

REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING.
The times., 1898-01-31
STERN KEEPS THE JEWELS.
Mrs. Ford's Suit Against Rich-
mond Pawnbroker Is Dismissed

Richmond, Va, Jan. 3o.-The suit
brought by Mrs. Loretta Small-Ford, Of
Washington, against Samuel Stern, the
pawnbroker, to recover her diamonds, al
legged to have been pawned by her nus
band. stewart II. Ford, has been dismissed
by Judge Minor, of the law and equity
court. Tile plaintiff was ordered to pay
the costs OF the action.
Mrs. Ford brought the suit last faH,
when there We're divorce suits on the
docket of the law and equity court one
OF the husband against the wife, and the
other of the wife against the hushand.
The litigatioas excited a great deal OF
interest here, owing to the prominence
of the parties. Ford is son of Col. A. J.
Ford. proprietor of Ford's Hotel, and Mrs
Ford is a daughter of Rev. Sam Small,
the evangelist. The couple met at Old
Point several years ago and were mar
ried after short acquaintance. They
lived in Richmond until Mrs. Ford decided
that she would return TO her fathers
roof. This was last summer. Soon after
ward Ford sued for divorce. Mrs. Ford,
as soon as she heard of it, brought
counter-sut. The bills were withdrawn
few days before the first one was 10
have been called for trial.
The times., 1898-01-31
City Brevities.

Mr.. NJ. y. Haines has gone on ten
days business trip to New York and
Boston.
Services Were held al the First Church of
Christ, Scientist, at Scottish Rite Han, yes
terday morning, on the subject, Jesus
Teaching How to Pray
Dr. John Henry Barrows, OF Chicago,
Will address meeting of ministers and
Others this morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The new ears to be used on the Avenue
ana Fourteenth street lines of the Capital
Traction Company are arriving from the
manufacturers In large numbers
Rev. a. A. Ames filled the pulpit at
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church yester-
day morning, and DR.. Hugh Johnston
preached at the evening service.
Charles Boss, colored, fifty years old,
dropped dead yesterday morning on the
canal boat Eva Chase, lying at Tenny's
mills on the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal.
The coroner was notified.
a memorial meeting Of the Bar Associa-
tion of the District of Columbia will be
held at B O'Clock this afternoon at city
Randall Hagner, Neal I. Murray nd " estel
Wioughby.
Engine No. . was called out yesterday
afternoon in response to local alarm Of
fire at No. Seaton place northwest,
occupied by Thomas Lucas. A lighted
match thrown into waste paper basket
ca used the blaze. The loss was not great t.
Hot ashes carelessly thrown in the base
ment of the house 1t No. 800 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, occupied by Charles A.
Healey, cause d a slight fire about 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The department was
called out, but did not go into service. The
damage was slight.
Charles Munay. thirteen years old. and
living with his parents at No. 1913 Lin
coin avenue, was savaGely attacked and
bitten by dog while playing with some
Dogs in the rear of Nc. Il Pierce place
northwest. The lads flesh was torn iS
several places by the brute, and IL was
with the difficulty that the dog was
beaten off the child. The boy was taken
to the office Of DR.. Protfield where his
wounds were cauteriZed. He Will re-
The times., 1898-01-31
ACCUSED OF MANY CRIMES
Wealthy BaltimOrean'S Charge
Against His Son in Law.
WAS HIS HEAD BOOKKEEPER
David Wilson, Furniture Manu-
facturer, Alleges That Moss
Rosenstock Is Guilty of Wife
Desertion, ENLIGHTENMENT, Forgery
and other Offeus es.

New York. Jan. 30.-Moses Rosen-
stock. thirty years old, has been an ex-
pensive son-in-law for David Wilson, a
-ich furniture manufacturer of Balti-
more. In court today Mr. Wilson ap-
peared as complainant against Rosen-
stock. charging him With being fugi-
live from justice from Baltimore.
This man married my daughter"
Taid Wilson, to Magistrate Deul He
abused her, cost me over 100000, and
then deserted her and their five little
children. / found that he had embez-
eled $4,000 from my business and for
Swo years 1 have had Pinkerton detec-
lives looking for him. Now, i want him
neld until | can have an indictment pro-
cured against him in Baltimore
Mr. MilfSon, who is the head of the
firm of David Wilson & Sons, said to
Times reporter that Rosenstock came
to this country thirteen years ago as he
had TO leave Germany on account of
gambling debts and his entanglements
with two actresses. Five years later
Rosenstoel5 drifted TO Baltimore, and
there became acquainted with WILSON'S
daughter, Zippora. They were married,
and Rosenstock went to work for his
father-in-law as head bookkeeper, re
eeiving large salary.
He was wild from the very first, said
Wilson. Time and again he had to
put up large sums of money to keep
him out of jail. An attempt 10 collect
an account of $4,000 from a customer
met with the answer that it had been
settled Shortly after Rosenstock left
Baltimore with money furnished by
Wilson and promised to get new
ftart out West Then other firms be-
gan protesting bills sent to them and
Experts were put TO work on the books.
sNilfson declared that they found
'Rosenstock had been forging the firm 5
name to drafts and checks and collect
ing the money, failing to enter the pay
nents. The amount he thus got was
.,ver $40. 000 so Wilson employed de-
,-ectiVes TO locate Rosenstock.
He was traced to Philadelphia and
finally located in this city on Saturday.
de promised to confess everything to-
morrow and was committed TO the
Tombs in default of $4,000 bail.
The times., 1898-01-31
WHAT ABOUT THE PASToR2
St PauPs VI. +. Congregation Wants
Him to Go With 1t.

There is possibility that the proposition
to unite the members of tie Fifteenth Street
and st. Paurs NJ. E. charches into one con-
gregation may not meet with the unanimous
approval of all directly concerned. So far
as the congregation OF the Fifteenth Street
Church Is concerned the matter has been
already definitely settled, and they are
aDxiously waiting to welcome their brothers
from st. Paul'S.
The congregation of st. Paui's, too, it
is understood, is ready and willing To go
and Join their friends in ttieir beautiful new
home OF worship on Fifteenth street, pro-
vitied that :hey be allowed TO take their
pastor with them. The members of St.
Pauls Church, it is stated, are
very loyal 70 their pastor, and there are
many it is said. who. under no considera-
tion, would consent to part from him. From
a financial standpoint. it is claimed by
those in a position to know, the COM
bining OF the two congregations would be
beneficial to both The unification of the
two congregations. il is believed. would
necessitate the need OF two pastors
The times., 1898-01-31
cover. The dog is said to belong to q
man named Blunden.
PERJURY a GROWING EVIL.
a New York Clergyman Says Justice
Is Now TrayeSty

a New York Clergyman Says Justice
Is Now a Travesty.
New York, Jan. 3O.-Rey. w. h Kidd,
ID. d., pastor of the Peoples Church. in
tile course of sermon today said that
the city abounded in perjuries Said he
in part:
That perjury is on the increase seems
evident from tile multiplying complaints
and actual cases. 1t is to be found not
only in courts of justice, but is shown in
the betrayal of official trust after oath
las been taken TO rightly administer the
trust, and further, in breaches of conf
dence in the case OF examinations and
the like. Not long ago prominent la W.
yer OF this city said in my hearing to a
client: We must produce that paper, OF
that fellow Will go on the stand and
swear that he never made, Sa W or heard
of such an Instrument An appel
ant to court Of justice stood ready TO
perjure his soul for the sake OF some
money involved in a suit, and the only
possible way to save him from such per
jury was to make it impossible for him
to lie.
How, wien justice becomes a trav-
esty, though seeming serious and right,
human rights, that we pride ourselves
are inalienable, can he administered is
an unanswerable problem. Tie evils we
deplore today will increase enormously:
wealth, place, power, trickery, lying, CON
spiracy, all will be magnified as the best
factors I'm tie judgment If these increase,
then, as Louis XIV said, after us the
deluge, for such time will be ripe for
anarchy and bloody revolution
The times., 1898-01-31

The following the wlnown teller IN the Fourth street National N
phladeIph aryuesw well 70 Tabus:
seaness
checks
and A clear BRAN
Friday standing counting out money az tne
dizziness that would unht me o any
gctp
Although have been teller Tor over ten years
Rn superb for h sort OF headaches and
all cton. /
proEaton and dizziness single one SS
finnned and