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The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
FLOUR +! f!

1 have just received two cars, 300 bbls, of the
Best Patent Michigan Flour. l have in store,
Snow White, Darrah's City Mills, Albion, Lilly
White and Pillsbury's Best, which offer at low
prices. Also hay by the cargo, car or bale. Straw
Fetailed. ALBERT M. CARTER.
Belfast July ID, 1899.-28
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BROWNSVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

The renowned poet, prose writer and
lecturer, VIII Carleton. was In the city
about three hours Sunday evening, the
guest Of James A.. Sigafoose. He was
on lecture tour TO Pennsylvania from
the south. and be stopped of In the
city to see the mound. about which he.
has been gathering facts for years. He
expressed himself as enjoying his stay
IN the city very much, and next to see
Ing the mound he was pleased with our
magnificent school building. 1t has
been many u day since Moundsville
has had 80 distinguished a visitor.
Hon. John Nixon. Marshall .county's
representative In the Legislature, who
was stricken with paralysis at Charles
ton, was taken to his home IN Frank
lin district, yesterday afternoon, In a
hack He arrived In the city from
Charleston Sunday. Hon. G. S. Nc
Faddcn accompanied him TO his home.
He is entirely helpless. and 1t Is with
difficulty that he can make his wants
known. Y
The petit jury was discharged yes
terday morning. except the twelve men
chosen to try the case Of Harkins VS..
Davis, Cameron case, which was on
trial yesterday, and wifi be concluded
to-day. This is the last jury case on
the docket for this term. and 1t Is
thought the chancery work will soon
be disposed of, and then the term will
end. VIZ
Milf Crow. who has been confined to
his home here for several days, with
grip. left yesterday for Parkersburg,
where he will resume his studies In the
business college.
Senator and Mrs. S. w. Mathews
have left for Florida, where the senator
has an orange grove. 1ney will spend
few days in Washington, D. c.. en-
route.
J. o. Brooks was at F'airmont yester-
day, attending the organization of the
Brooks Coal Company, which expects
to open q mine at Benwood Junction.
Clarence Smith arrived home yester-
day from Mount Clemens. Mich, where
he was under treatment for rheumat-
Ism. He Is greatly improved In health.
Miss Madge Mathews left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. to be the guest OF Miss
Mary Scott, who Is attending school
there.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
OF the NJ. e. church will meet with Miss
Mollle Parks this evening.
Neal Dow's birthday was celebrated
Mt the w. C. T. U. hall last evening in
avery enjoyable manner.
The Epworth League will hold q So
ciul at the home Of S. Fl. Woodruff,
Thursday evening.
DIR. W. J. Carney returned yesterday
from Littleton. where he spent Sunday
with friends.
Mary stidger, the youngest daughter
nf CirrYIt t,larls Stiduar 10 cick with
pneumonia.
Miss Jennie McGown, OF Wheeling,
spent Sunday with friends In the city.
A number Of Cameron people were in
attendance at court yesterday.
Mrs. c. c. Newman. of Tomlinson av-
enue, is sick with rheumatism.
Peter Crow, Of Sixth street. Is con-
fined to his home with grip.
w. B. Purdy is at Fairmont and Mo-
nongah on n business "trip.
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Passed Physical Test.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March co.
Winfield $. Schley has successfully
passed the physical examination for
promotion to the rank OF renr admiral
IN the navy before medical hoard con-
vened ut the Washington navy yard.
To complete the legal test. he must also
pass moral nenlni ana professional
before board OF rear admlraIs, which
convened at the navy department TO-
day. l
1t Is said to be an unprecedented
thing for mn officer to fnil In ibis pro-
fessional examination for promotion 10
tho rank OF re6r admiral.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

+ lack and the Beanstall," is coming
to the Opera House Wednesday, NATL
nee and night, March 20, and its advent
VIII be hailed with delight by both old
and young. There never yet was an at
traction which toured this country, tina.
has become so popular with all classes
as Jack" There Is something in It to
please everybody. 1t is rare combina-
ton of all that Is beautiful. scenically;
bewfldering in Its mechanical md cleo
trical ingenuity and gorgeous costum-
Ing. 1t has more pretty girls than any
other organization which has ever ap-
peared here, and the: enterprlsing firm
of k9a~ & ErlaHger. have shown re-
nackably good taste in their selection
OF the feminine contingent OF Jack"
not only In the principals but also as 20
the chorister and humber participants
In this, most superb OF extravaganzas,
The saying, "If eyes were made for
seeing, then beauty Is It's own excuse for
being" is well illustrated By the scores
OF beautiful and well-shaped girls who
are seen in the choruses. bal!ets and
marches In Jack and the Beanstalk."
They well deserve the title So uranl-
mOusly accorded them, OF being aYer!t.
able beauty chow. They are oil young,
as well as pretty, and know how to
sing. The company Is practically the
same as last year, with one or two
changes, which have been made for the
better.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS,
Matters of Interest In the Ietropoll
ofBclmont Comfy.

Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
ofBeImont County.
Rev. o. w. Holiness on Sunday eve
ming, at the First NJ. Y. church, deliv-
cred a telling sermon upon gambling.
and gave special stress to the allurinS
feature Of the machine method OF doing
this, making 1t quite clear that where
one man sometimes makes q winning
hundred others lose. The machine
pays the fines and all expenses, and
makes money for the owner, so that
players even on machine do
not have much chance. He also re-
ferred to nominal fines for revenue only.
regulated SO as TO not kill the goose
that lays the golden eggs.
Mr.. A. P. Tallman, cashier Of the
First National Bank, was not in his
accustomed place yesterday, and In
quiry for him developed tine fact that
there was Joy at the cashiers home
over the advent OF n daughter, the first
child In the family Bellaire friends
are ready to offer hearty congratulate
lions.
Mr.. Herman Hartenstein, one Of the
forcmer at the Beiiaire steel works.
who has been connected with that mill
almost since its original start, has re-
signed, and will retire from active bust
ness. He has accumulated a compe-
tence, and was always hard worker.
Now he will enjoy the fruits Of his long
labor.
John Stead and Charles Smaller
were considerably burned about the
faces and necks by an explosion OF
metal they were using In making re-
pairs at the steel works. They are
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OF OF course the cracks downed the Frog
aorns three straight; but this does not
mean that interest was eliminated. On
the contrary. there was unusual inter
est. Tor the reason TINT the Wheeling
leagues season Is drawing to a close,
and three members OF the Wheeling
Team are scrapplng for the individual
championship. In last nights games
tne three leaders, Campbell, Stevenson
ana Brown. oil rolled gilt-edged bali;
Campbell led with 551 for the three
games. Brown second, with $40, and
stevenson third. with 525. The result
Is that the three are practically bunch
ca on individual averages. each having
about lC5 to his credit. The remain
1nS games OF the season in which
Wheeling team participates will, It Is
seen, be doubly interesting. Score:
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportnnco iii n
Busy Town.

Local happenings oflmportnncc In n
Busy Town.
A number of young men have organ
lied the Occidental club. and handsome
quarters are being fitted out for them In
building near the old Vance hotel
Punching bags and other appliances
calculated to produce muscle VIII be put
in, ,rnd the exterior OF the building Is
to get n coat of paint A reception
to the clubs friends will occur after
Lent. The Occidental Includes good
boxing talent, and 1t Is likely that tho
clulwill trot out the best In the stable
against any favorlte from the Drovers'
Home Club. for friendly rivalry be-
tween the two clubs Is already appar-
ent.
Yesterday was the banner day In po-
lice circles for long period, and the
dozen or so arrests threatened to over
flow the lock-up accommodations Too
much booze Saturday night and Sunday
accounted for the prosperity. Four OF
the victims who couldn't pay their fines
were taken to tho county jail. A wo-
man charged with lettering Is still at
the lookup. Mayor Shepard has issued
warrants for five men who were fight
Ing above the Riverside Saturday night.
The Independent telephone project
wakes frultfully but quietly apace, and
Benwood IS certain to have II rival tel
cphone company before long. The
time Is not yet ripe for fuller details.
but the Interested parties nre confident
of success. and promise 10 be heard
from before very long.
The business house Michael Deegnn
viii erect In tho spring on the site ad
Joining his store. Will be one Of the
hnndsomest on Main street. Judging by
the plans.
Michael Farrell will leave for Sclo to-
day on brief Inspection tour.
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MARTINS. FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Wheelins's
Progressive NeighDor.

=.
Next Friday evening the primary de-
partment Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will serve refreshments In the
vacant room in the Opera Block. The
proceeds received will be placed in the
fund which the Sunday school is rails
ing. towards placing a memorial win
dow In the Presbyterian church. to the
memory OF the late Newton Holiday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hastings. wife Of Will
liam Hastings, OF Hanover street, died
Sunday night, after long Illness, aged
sixty-seven years. Funeral services
will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock
this afternoon and intcrment will be
made In Weeks cemetery.
John Hukill received a telegram yes
terday announcing the dangerous illness
Of his mother, ut her home In Proctor
willie. Ohio. Mrs. Hukill being In her
eighty-fifth year, makes her condition
quite critical. Mr.. Hukill will probably
leave for that place to-day.
At the meeting of the board of cleo
ton supervisors Mt st. Clairsvllle yes
terday. they decided that the office Of
city solicitor here is vacant and decided
that the names Of aspirants shall be
placed upon the ticket.
Louis Frick. Mccartney G. Keller. and
John Herbert. saloon keepers, were be-
fore Mayor Shipman yesterday morn
Ing for Sunday selling. They were given
the usual fine Of s25 and costs, amount
Ing In all to sS7.
The lecture of T. B. Roth, D. D.. on
plymouth Rock and Other Rocks" Mt
the German Lutheran church, last
night, was listened to by IL large and
appreclative audience.
Mr. Glesey. OF the firm OF Farls. Franz
helm and Glescy. of Wheeling. has
been employed to superintend the re-
mninder of the work on the Presbyter-
Ian church.
The festival to be given by the ladies
OF the German Lutheran church, which
was postponed several weeks ago. will
be held In Scheehle's hall April Il and
Is.
The moulders at Spence, Baggs G.
Co.'S stove works We're idle yesterday,
owing to the sickness OF the cunil8 man,
Frank Duff.
Fred Smith has returned from busl-
ness trip for the Alexandcr-Sm Pre-
serving Company, OF Bridgeport.
The Epworth League Reading Circle
held pleasant session at the home OF
Miss Amy Dew last night.
Mrs. Thomas Charlton is i'll at her
home on Third street.
Miss Minnie Maxwell has returned
from Steubcnvilc.
Constable Stanton Is ut Sco on bust
ness.
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GairvoyanL
CiairuoyanL
...PROF. TRUE
CLAIRy0fANT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, Pnrlors @, and s.

Wall, In. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF sue.
cess, is gifted by nature with n power
that approaches the miraculous. He ia
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been 10 be the marvel OF the Nine
tenth century. Prof. True is n prophet
OF Worldwide reputcl ho is recommended
BY every one OF his patrons. His Dowers
excite the wonder and admiration Of even
the skep;ical. His advice Is lnfaliIbie,
his remarkable. development OF second
sight. and his thorough knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar to the men OF tho
Orient, he Is enabled 70 penetrate the woof
and web OF human lie. He gives advice
on business, lawsuits, speculation, love,
courtshp; matrimony: he l:nites the sepa.
IA ted and causes speedy and happy mar
rIagc with the one OF your choice. The
troubled end unfortunate seek his coun-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through his truthful predictions.
McdIum!stic persons developed. Oflce
hours, . Il. III. TO y. IT,. daily and Sum
day. Pnrlors so arranged that You will
meet no strangers. Fees Soc and s!.O1.
PROF. TRUE, 1896 Main street.
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George Carrie, the young Benwooder
who made such an elegant showing in
a preliminary at the Metropolitan with
Kid Wanko, Is after the scalp OF an
other Benwood boxer. to-wit, George
Haleman. Garlic last night issued q
challenge to meet Haleman at the
DFoveEs Home A. c., on April II, for
twenty rounds. ut las pounds, and he Is
Willing to make side bet for any
amount Haieman desires. earle can be
found at the Drovers Home, or an ac-
ceptance through the InteIligencer by
HaleInan will receive attention. These
noys ought to put up q stubborn battle,
u q meeting between them can be ar
ranged.
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TIE RIVER.


rs Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. BEN lIUR. . r. IN.
Slstersvillc. RUTH, 1880 y. m,
Darlington. LEROY, 2:36 p. m.
Steubcnvillc. II. NJ, BAYNi2. I'D y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cincinnati. ;. :. KEYSTONE STATE, s n. m
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. n. N.
Parkcrshurg II. X. BEDFORD. IL n, m.
Matamorns.. :. LEXINGTON, II Il. III.
Sistersvillc. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY. $50 p. IN.
Steubenv!lie. r. NJ, BAiNlG, 2:s0p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. KANAWHA. G:3O p. M
Pittsburgh. BEN HUE, 9 p IN.
ClarinSton... :, LEROY. $3.50 D. m.
SlstersvIllc. RUTH, $50 y. m.
Steubenvillc. II NJ, BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II feet 10 in
chcs and rising. Clear and colder.
WARREN-River feet inches. Fair
and cold.
BROWNVILLE-Rlvcr Il feet and
rlalng.
OIL CITY-Rlver feet 4 inches and
falling. Clear and cold.
GREENSB0RO-Illver II feet In
chcs and rising, Fair and cool.
PITTSBURGII-Tiive 12.G feet and
rising. Clear and cold.
STEunENVlLLII-Rlvcr II feet In
ches and rising. Clear and cold.
PARKERSBURG--ohio river 10 feet
and rising. Clear mercury GO.
POINT PL!sAsANT--Rlver 2O.3 feet
and falling. Clear.
CINCINNATI-River % feet and rls-
Inc. Cloudy. s..%
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six,Fnrious Rounds,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March 2o.-Ed
Kennedy, Of Allegheny, and Dave Hall,
OF Rochester. Pa, fought SIX furious
rounds tonight at the National Club
before large crowd. Hall was knock !.
ed out In the sixth round. after putting
up game fight. He was knocked down
at least ten times during the contest,
put came up smiling after each encoun-
ter with the floor. Kennedy was knock
ed down twice. No special science was
displayed In the fight. but 1t was fierce
from start to finish and Referee Jack
Bennett had u busy time Of 1t jumping
around the ring ------. -. ~ =
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The marks at p. IN. showed - feet II
inches and rising slowly. Weather.
cloudy and cool.
Tho Keystone State Is this morning $
packet for Cincinnati.
The City Of Pittsburgh was expected
to pass up yesterday aud her non-arri-
val was source OF. considerable dIsap-
poIntment.
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A representative Of the Wheeling
Boating Club went to Woodland yester-
day and purchased a boat for the club,
which will be towed to this city to-day
or Tomorrow, by the steamer Leroy. 1t
Is fourteen by nifty feet, has accommo-
dations for twenty boats, and will be
located probably at the upper part Of
the city. N.
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WARRINGTON. d. c.. March 90
The S2O,o0OooO which the United States
Is 10 pay Spain under the peace treaty
viii become available MS soon az tho
arc exchanged between
Secretary Hay and Ambassador Cam
bon. But In arranging for the exchange,
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The Carroll Club Cyclers have been
called to meet this evening Mt the Car
roll Club. 10 organize for the coming
season. officers Will be elected, new
members admitted and the matter OF
holding race meet discussed. Already
considerable interest has been evinced
and a successful season Is anticipated.
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Skoek6oLders' Meefngs.

DITTsBURGH. WHEELING & KEN
i TuCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING. W. Va. March 8. 1899.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the Pittsburgh.
Wheeling & Kentucky Rallrond Company
Will be held ut the principal Office OF the
company. In the city OF Wheeling, W. Va.
on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1880.
at ocock p. m, for the purpose OF hold
Ing an election for directors 10 serve for
the. ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
S. B. LIGGETT,
mrs -f8 Secretary.
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no plans have been made thus far for
paying the money. 1fS the Spanish
government go desires, 1t can be trans
mltted through N. Cambon, or else
paid in Paris by the United States fiscal
agents there. The special approprla-
tlon recently made by Congress made
the amount available Immediately on
the exchange of Publications.
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ON TO MANSFIELD;
Howell and Glasscocll Left for the
Schedule Meeting Monday.

President W. B. Howell, OF the
Wheeling base ball club. and Manager
Jack GIasscock, of the Fort Wayne club,
left yesterday for Mansfield. where they
viii represent their respective clubs at
the Interstate leagues schdule meet
ing. The meeting, 1t is Thought, will
10; develop anything OF Importance,
ard Will DC almost entirely routine In
lis character. Glasscock left on q
mcrninS :raln. and Howell did not get
away ua:lt late last night. He. expects
Is return tonight. Hal
Manager Glasscoct will not come here
ulii. the Isl OF April. and thltiwitI give
hI:5 full month 10 get things ready for
the opening OF the season. Ehe, players
have been ordered to report onsthe 10th
AMI the team will begin immediate
practice work. Al! the players reserved
have returned taeir contracts signed,
excepting Patterson and Herr. both Of
whom want mere money. II Is the in
teHti0a 10 carry twelve men on the
team. Whether or not it will be three
Pitchers and one utility man, or four
pitchers. one Of whom will he used as q
utility player. is 4 question that Cap
tain Glasscock will determine. Norcome
Is not included in the list of pitchers,
but will be played In the fleld.-Fort
Wayne Gazette,
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Generai 9zoHcps.
....NOTICE....


The PARENTS and guardians OF students
belonging to Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notined that
all money for tuition and books must DO
paid to the treasurer. ut corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that any money paid to
!. r. Noise for the purpose named will
be re-collected by the company. H
J. NJ. FRASHER, President.
Parents and guardians OF students OF
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
envy are hereby notified that all students
will be completed In their courses OF study
ut contract price without regard to time
required, and that there will be no extra
charge for books and blanks. =
]. N. FRASHER, President.
The public is hereby notified that all
courses Of instruction are being given In
the most practical up-to-date plans known
to the business world. and VIC most re-
specially request continuance Of your
patronage.
-l OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
~. NJ. FRASHER. President jal3,
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BOWLING.

There was little or no interest In the
outcome Of the games between the
wheeling and Frog Horn teams OF the
wheeling league last night;Has n mutter
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Zeal Ssiaie.
FOR SALE.

Elelen-roomed brick house. Lot 2Sxlsa
AT No. 80 Market street This property
Is really for sale, and will be sold at low
figure.
The double business and dwelling house.
Mt Nos. clc9-2il1 Main street at n sacrifice
figure, VIII pay well.
Bes. lot In Pleasant Valley. ls7x2l Iea
choice.
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That President keenan, Is aware OF
me peril in which. the L. A. W. stands
at present. both In regard to racing
matters and membership. Is shown by
,be fact that New York has been his
headquarters for the past week. while
officials, both salaried and honorary,
have been holding pow-wows each day,
The results OF which have not even ema-
mated from the press bureau.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
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n
6Goan,
.Can1riPs.

G,ASARIEs-5 HARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers, Males $500. Females. Zoe, at
HENRY HELMBR1GHTS. corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets mrl7
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ROBERT DoWN1Na COMING.

"How do I like the work? Why, 1t
has been the greatest summer I have
had for many years" This IS what
Robert Downing said when asked the
above question. II have come to the
conclusion that plenty OF work, good
exercise such as I have in the arena
scene OF the Gladiator, gives youth and
strength, for feel younger by ten
years to-day than have felt FOR q long
time, and when the audience sit in front
and look at me, with the Precipitation
streaming from every pore, and try to
think that am working hard. can't
help but snrile to think what treat
have in store Immediately after the act
Is over Talk about the seashore. why
It is not in it with this, and will say
that / have become so accustomed to
the work that when do not get 1t, feel
lost, and I can't feel too grateful to the
man who first suggested the idea to ME.
and between ourselves, 1t 10 the easiest
way to dig gold that know OF. In the
vaudeville have found 4 regular Klon-
dixie. How long vii, play It? As long
rs it pays me as well as It Is paying
me now"
Mr.. Downing will be seer In his
great triple bill, tragedy. romance and
comedy, next Monday, March q, atthe
Opera House,