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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

What a magnificent trial Of speed Is
the fast mall race to the Pacific coast.
both trains running, at times, ut the
rate of eighty miles an hour. the low
est rate being within fraction of fifty
miles. What an awakening 1t would
be for some OF the fathers who lived In
the early days of railroading scarcely
q half century ago. The Intelligencer
has In mind speeches that were made In
Congress opposing q Pacific railroad
bill, In which the argument was made
that the scheme OF n railroad across the
continent was neither feasible nor pos
sible, since "the running OF trains down
mountain sides would be SO rapid as to
melt the spindles by the heat ensen-
dered." At that time from fifteen to
twenty miles an hour was regarded as
rapid transit. and such n thing as an air
brake was not dreamed Of.
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The New York Tribune notes that the
famous Whitnkers Almanac Of London
puts Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Phil
ippincs under the head Of 1.-The United
States Of America" and regards 1t as
quite right but local pride is offended
because the same authority gives New
York's population as 100000. when 1t
should be 5000, 900. The British almanac
maker is more familiar with recent war
history than he Is with the fact that for
IL year past we have been pushing Lon
don In the matter Of the population Of
our greatest metropolis. 1t seems
strange that the fame Of Greater New
York has not reached the statistical in
formant of the British Isles.
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1t is said in the Washington dis
patches that 10 per cent OF the inhabi-
tants OF the District Of Columbia have
the grip. a very large number Of pub
lie men are victims, and the doctors and
druggists are kept constantly busy. The
percentages Of cases, II the estimate OF
10 per cent Is correct, Is enormous. On
the basis that the population OF the
District is 300. 60o-it Is probably greater
the number OF cases would be 10000.
This is doubtless an cEaggcratlon, but
the fact that the capital city is greatly
afflicted remains. and 1t Is serious ut
even half the figure mentioned. The
death lists In the Washington papers
have perceptlbly heightened lately.
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In the United States circuit court at
Parkersburg. In the case Of the Phoe-.
nix Manufacturing Company VS.. Holly
River Company. Commissioner W. r.
d, Dent filed Il report OF the sale. of
6,430 acres Of land in Webster county.
known as the McGraw lands to John
r. McGraw, OF Grafton. for $4,000.
Judge Jackson confirmed the sale.
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In the graveyard vast Of the dreary Past
There's n new-madc mound To-day;
On It's tear-stained bier the poor, dead
Year
Is sadly laid away
The Old Year sleeps!-Good night! Good
night! a1s'sE
Sweet may thy dreamings be!
(Ah. bright New Year! What cheer!
What cheer. a
Long life and health to theeD
The winds that blow and the Sitting snow
VIII be thy fr!epds. dead Year! %
The storms that howl and the skies that
scow -
WIN watch forever near e
Tho Old Year sleeps!-Good night! Good
night!
Sweet may thy ireamlRgs be,
(rhon'rt fair Of form. and thy smiles are
warm.
Long life, New Year, to thee!
\ bit Of rue and n sob or two
Then the mourners fade away: f'
For Hope soon dries the tear-staincd eyes,
And Grief rclgns but day.
The Old Year slecps!--Good night! Good
night! TTT-
Sweet may thy dreamings be. 'E
CThin,e eyes are bright. with Il Joyous
Long life. New Year. to theeY
George V. Hobart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

The inauguration speech delivered by
Governor Roosevelt, of New York, had
honesty for Its keynote. and he was
honorcd by the hearty endorsement OF
the thousands who heard It and who
cheercd him enthusiastically. Roosc-
vclts contention that integrity rather
than brlllinncy In public officials Is cs-
scntlal will strike n popular chord. Ora
tory and profound learning are good
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04
famous author OF ION the Face o! the
Waters" will contribute n very power
full serial story OF life In British India.

. y o.
Frank Lesllc's Popular Monthly for
January Is u royal holiday number. and
sets n very high standard for the COM
Ing year The feature par excellence
Is the complete story OF the sinking OF
the Merrlmac at the mouth OF Santiago
harbor, last June, as told In straight
forward, dramatic narrative by Lieu
tenant Bobson's chosen helmsmen In
that historic exploit-the gallant s-oung
Osborn Deisnan. from Iowa. Portraits
OF Hobson and oil his gallant crew are
given. together with no less than thirty
graphic Illustrations, some OF the lat
ter being actual photographs taken on
the spot. Helmsman DeiGnans narra-
tive. as here published, deserves to take
rank In permanent history beside that
OF Lieutenant Hobson himself.
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things, are now, ever have been. and
ever win be. but this is a practical age
which calls for practical business meth
DDS, strict integrity, common sense APP
piication OF principles and not mere
theory. and the exploiting Of II. 4. .
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The Pail Mall Magazine for 1899 will
surpass all previous years in the va
rictE, Interest and tlHellacss OF Its con-
tents and IN the beauty OF Its illustra-
lions. Among the many interesting
features now In preparation may be
mentioned the conquest Of the Soudan,
from a soldiers point of view. Will be
the subject OF q paper written by one
OF General Kitchencr's officers. II vii!
be cnpiously illustrated By an cxccp-
tion0lly Interesting series OF photo
graphs. Mrs. Flo-l Annie Steel, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

The January Atlantic opens the new
year and the new volume brilliantly and
forcibly with a careful and discrlmi-
mating comparison between the de-
structive and constructive energies OF
our government. by President Eliot. of
Harvard University. President Eliot
pays hlgh"tributc to the consummate
skill and energy displayed by President
Mckinley and his cabinet officers In the
management Of the late war, showing.
moreover. that these destructive war
powers were. and always must be, pre-
riously prepared and developed by the
constructive arts OF peace: and in this
connection lie calls attention to many
proper objects for the operation OF the
boneflcent constructive energies OF the
government In times OF peace, and
which he believes should be energetic
ally and systematically fostcrcd md
sustained. as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

The new year OF Scribner's Magazine
opens in the January number with sew
eral features OF great distinction. The
place OF honor Is given to Governor
Roosevelt. who will contribute not only
his continued story of THE Rough Rid
ers," but other articles on the naval
preparations. the strategy and other
important subjects growing out OF the
war with Spain. The frontisp!ece OF
the number Is drawing from life by
Charles Dana Gibson OF Colonel Roose-
Welt. and It Is a most satisfactory inter-
probation OF the salient qualities In the
face Of the new governor OF New York.
The first chapter of "The Rough Rid
ers." is entitled Raising the Rcgi-
ment," and from the very start It re-
reals those qualities OF vigorous de-
scrlptlon that have become associat ted
with Colonel Roosevelt as an author
and speaker. r-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

a clear atmosphere. bright sunshine
and regular all round Improvement In
the weather were heartily welcomed
yesterday. Those who have been suf-
fering from the effects of grip conditions
had much to be thankful for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

The publishers of The Bookman arc
able TO announce that. In addition to
the other attractions which this mnga-
zine has to present to Its readers In the
coming year (the nth OF its existance),
they have secured a Serial Story Of the
time of the American Revolution, by
Paul Leicester Ford. It has been said
more than once that II amy man were
qualified 10 write the great American
historical novel II Is Mr.. Ford. for he
combines with an intimate knowledge
of the subject. ms evnccd In his "Truc
George Washington" and other hIstor-
icai writings. the power to write pow
crful, absorbing and successful novel.
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"
In Harper's Magazine for January
Lieutenant s. A. s,aunton, U. S. ~, de-
scrlbes In most interesting manner the
naval campaign OF 1898 in the West In
dies. Lieutenant Stanton was an ac-
tive participant In the most exciting
events OF the war, being ASSISTANT chief
OF staff to Admiral Sampson on the
flagship New York. The campaign
stands without parallel In the annals OF
naval warfare. and new contribution
from an eyewitness Is always welcome
The. article covers the period from the
destruction of the Maine to the surren-
der OF Santiago. and is profuseIy and
appropriately illustrated by Carlton r.
Chapman, who was with Admiral
SIMPSONS fleet throughout the war as
special artist for Harpe-'s Weekly.
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STATE OF OHIO.
CITY OF TOLEDO. }ss,
I1TrhG TNJTNTv

IIOIAo (oUNlf J
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm of +. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Halls
Catarrh Cure. I.r.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D., 1856.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
TAILS Family Pills are the best.
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FREE! FREE!
QUARTER EXTENDED.

YUAN EE EsN ENUEU.
Tho Inst Quarter OF 1898 Is EXTENDED
to include saturday, january :. $500.
Money deposited on or before TINT day
wifi share IN tho July dividend MS Il
deposited before january l, $500.
The january dividend Will he payable
on md nitcr- IMondaX. january 10.
1900. Accounts closed before thut dny
lose their dividend.
MUTUAL, SAVINGS BANK.
= NV II I6sI MnrkcL ST rcrl.
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The four issues OF The Youths Com
panion during January will contain
some noteworthy features. The New
Years Number. to be published Janu-
airy 5. will contain Hon. John D. Longs
account OF. the development OF the tor
pedo. entitled Little Demons OF War"
the first chapter of C. a. Stephcns's SER
ial story, IAN African Lion Ranch:"
and Charles Adams's story OF IAN In
land ,Armor- Clad" To the issue OF jan
uary l2 Poultnev Bigelow Will contrib
ute the narrative of personal adven-
,ture with the Tsar's secret service, en-
titled f'Police Spies in Russia" In the
issue of January 10 will appear Grant
as Father 4 bit OF personal remi-
niscence By the great soldiers son. Gen.
Frederick Dent Grant. For the issue of
Jnnuory &c the distinguished naturalist,
John Burroughs. has written q pape. on
THE Cunning Of Birds"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04
F. RIESTER, Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Franklin Insurance Company"
has declared a semi-annual cash div.
dcnd Of three (S) per cent, payable
on demand. JAS. P. ADAMS,
Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

3NoUNG. MEN,, OUR ILLUSTRATED
L catalogue explains how We teach N,
barber trade in eight weeks: mailed frsr
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE. Clnc!n.
natl, aHr. ..+. tlss.slE -tsHa lpiOs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

The New Years Ladies' Home Jour-
nal gives assurance OF a purpose TO
make, that magazine more useful and
Ehelpful, aud stronger in It's literary and
artistic features, during 1899 than ever
before. IT contains number of proc
teal articles. besides a score. OF fea-
lures Of lighter interest, and opens with
n full-pags drawing by ". L. Taylor,
illustrating Longfel1ow's Village Black
smith. Early colonial social life is mir
rored In '''The, Most AristocratIc Social
Event In America"-the annual ball OF
the iPhila delphia Assembly" an ar
/ tlcle that Will be read with unusual III
terest, A close-range view of strong in
terest is given OF Leschetizky. by
Cleveland Moffett. who dIscloses the
methods Of ",rhe Man Who Taught
Paderewski," and Elizabeth G. Jordan
tells "Whatlt Means TO be 4 Newspaper
Woman" subject upon which she
writes from her own experiences.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

NJrANTEp -jtNTELLlGEST. ENER.
w CELTIC women 10 explain novel piHn
10 Wheclins merchants ,(You do NOT saii
aaythlHSl. SC0 weekly. Room II Rcliy
Building EfEl l'-- MO- igI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04

FNECUToR'S SALE.
III REAL, ESTATE

TNECUToR's SALE
IL REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF the VIII OF the late i{ar-
bara Hilles. the undersigned will on Sat-
urday. December a. 1875. at the front
door OF the court house Of Ohio county.
offer for sale ut public auction the LARGO
dwelling and store. with lot fronting 81
feet, more or less, on North Huron street,
and IL feet on Bridge street. Gt the corner
OF North Huron and Bridge streets, on
the Island, In this city. Also the five va
cant lots adjoining said house. and front.
Ing 80 feet each on said North Huron
street. all being OF the estate OF said Bar
bara Xilies, deceased.
The above Is n valuable property, hui
must be sold. Tho dwelling house Is COM
modlous. and conveniently arranged as
residence either for one or for Two or
three families.
Terms: Onc.thIrd cash. residue In equal
instalmentS ut SIX, twelve. eighteen and
twcnty-four months. with security.
c, p. FLICK, Executor.
HI Chaplino ST., Wheeling. W. Va.
Atkinson & Flick. Attorneys.
ADJOURNMENT.
The sale OF the above mentioned prop.
crty Is adjourned to Saturday DcccIh'
C. s. GREER.
J. C. HERNEi.
dcS6 Ihuctionccrs
The sale Of the above mentioned prop
crty Is adjourned to saturday, JANUARY
c. S. GREER.
J. C. HERNEf,
jai.w&s Auctloncers
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CASH DIVIDEND.

The German Fire Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, W. Va, has declared
cash dividend Of five per cent, payable
on demand at the Office OF the COMPANY,
No. 20 Fourteenth street.
F PJESTER Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholdcrt
OF The National ESchunGc Bank N
Wheeling, at Wheeling. will be held NJ
the hankinG house on Tuesday, january
10. 1899, between the hours OF one o. and
three t9 o'clock y, m. for the election Of
directors. sa.-' .T
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A DMINlSTRAToR's NOTICE.

All persons having ciaims or demand,
against the estate OF A. w. EbhctR. DE-
ceased. arc requested 10 present them In
the undersigned; and all persons tnfehtct
10 the same estate are requested 10 scti.a
on or before March !. 1870.
70 GEORGE l.. HOUSE,
Administrator Estate or a. W. Ehbcis.
Wheeling. w. Va. jai-w
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y Chic INTELLIGENcER. embracing sits
.feycral editions, lis entered in the = POST
oiiice.at Wheeling. w Vas asa second
class ,mattcr) .liss9 2 4 ~ e t3 y Ct1i
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jai L. L. SANDS. Cashier
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Bank of Wheeling will he held a,
the banking house on Thursday, January
directors and transaction OF any other
business that may come before them
JOSEPH SEYRQLD.
z inf j. -aa u. .-.1r. - |..
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Diem TdyerHsemsn,s.

JIyASTED-LADT cANvASsERS on
w commission or salary. Apply 10 Il
H. JARVIS 100 Main street! iAI'
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WASTEp-A GENERAL AGENT FoR
w the. county OF ohio. Small Invest.
ment: big profits; business permanent,
Address J. y. care lntclliBenccr Office
ra..T gf4. Is'' ~ mi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-04
JANUARY MAGAZINES.

Captain Mahan. In The Engineering
Magazine for January, gives world
wide Interest to :'The Relations OF the
United states 70 their New Dependen-
.cies." He, depicts the two great colon
ial policies OF recent times-spanlsh
extortIon, decline, and disaster and
British berelosnce, development. and
strong federation. He draws lesson
as 20 government OF minor nations, and
the maintenance OF the seq power under
whose guardship industry thrives. He
shows how to lay securely the founda-
tons OF a numerous and contented pop
uiatioa. and OF ample rcsources, upon
which power can securely rest.if
Mr.sGoing follows with a clear pre-
sentation OF the pre-cminent interest Of
the engineer 10 every problem OF eco
nomic or national policy. These are the
tactics OF the. Industrial battles Of the
day, In whlchithe. engineer Is bSth lead
er and principal.
To haye the men who have demon
strated their organizing ability by great
business successes tell their secrets OF
organization, is the object OF the editor
OF The Cosmopolitan. That he IS sue
'ceeding. Is proved In the January Issue
by the. article from Charles R. Flint.
who Is regarded In New York as one OF
the, three or four ablest organizers In
America. He is president Of the Rub
Der Trust and the head OF the great
mercantile house of Flint. Eddy & Co..
which has its ramifications In almost
everyIport OF the world. Mr.. Flint tells
very openly what makes for success In
the; organization OF business. His article
may be read with interest by the
RocketeIlers.; the SArmours. and the
Wanamakers as well as by the hum
blest clerk seeking to fathom the secret
OF business success.
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FRESH EVERYDAY.

ToR sALE-THE COMPLETE OUT.
Weekly Expos!tor Printing Company. con.
sisting In part, to-wit: One nine column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press, one s2i2 inch Paragon paper
cutter. one three-horse power gas engine.
job and advertising type. seven hundred
pounds body type. 1--WE fonts OF ornaments.
job stands. cases, rules and n complete
assortment OF job type and other material
and fixtures used by tho EXposltor Print
Ing Company. all In iirst-class condition.
a bargain will be given to anyone wish.
ing to purchase the entire printing outfit.
Call on or address GEO. w. l.. MAYERS,
FlirmOnt. ". Va. Ia
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.crsNs CASH SECURES HlOT,
. t.CO GRADE business. paylm,.
s.. 800 10 assoc yearly. Address n, car
lntelllgcnccr Office. - lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
l. CLUB's LICENSE NOT RENEWED.
BIG FIGHT MAY NOT BE HELD THERE-orhhH
PERMITS.

BIG FIGHT MAY NOT RE HELD THERE-orHEH
PERMITS.
The Police Board yesterday afternoon ,ook
on the applications for the renewal OF 'ne "ee"''
of the various athletic clubs
The Lenox Athletic Club. at One-hundreo anu
seyenth-st and Lenox-ave, received N0e'
President York voting against 1t and COMMISSION
ere Hess Abell and Sexton for IT. The New broau-
way Athletic Club. In Broadway. opposite wave
Low place. the Greenwood Athletic club ana 'he
pelican Athletic Club OF Brooklyn got licenses ny
tho same vote. A license was denied to the Her
c,lee Athletic Club; also to the Nauonai Athetis
the coney island Sporting Athletic Club rms Is
the club under whose auspices Fltzsinmonns 1 anu
Jefrjes were to meet. Messrs. YORK ana r les
voted for the license and Sexton and Abe agaIils.
IT, AS a result of the tie vote on the STheS I'D
Club application, the fight between JeHries i ,h
Fitzsimmons cannot be pulled on there uiiiss ~. ~
consent Of another Commissioner to vote ior NV
license be secured -. . ,,oo,sa
The refusal of the Police Board 10 grant nos' h
to the Coney Ssland Athletic Club was expected oy
many followers OF pugilsm IN this district man man
whose face is familiar TO those VINO patIVTrhh,,
sparring bouts in this district said last mgn.;
why you don't suppose that the Cones is ,a,,
club had any chance to secure a license, 90 fo on
You do not know how the Tammany mil grInos.
With a license the Coney Island club would peCons
a competitor of the Lenox and the Broadway, wnch
are controlled by certain Iammany pS hn,
They would not for a minute stand by ana nay M
their bank accounts cut into in that way Inns
move NAV force Fitzsmmons and Jenrles 70 cone
10 the Ienox Athletic Club to secure pIace 40 ao
hold their fight, which will mean much moIepronss
TO those who control the Harlem club COUPE VI
little clubs in Brooklyn might get license, Dut no
hig club has a chance which might become
rival TO the two big clubs in this borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
RE KILLED HIS PLAYMATE.
,ory ROSE TELLS THE STORY OF THE SHOOT
ING OF FREDDIE RYAN.

,ot,r ROSE TELLS THE STORY OF THE SHOOT
ING OF FREDDIE RYAN.
-. pose the twelve year-ol boy who was
,o,drg with Freddie Ryan, who was found deao
LII a huet hole in his breast In bedroom at
,ha RYAN home In Bath Beach. AT 6 o'clock on Mon
do, night nv Mrs Ryan. the lads motner' was az .
ros,ad last night at s o'clock charged with shoot-
,oc young RYAN by Detective Mulvey. who spent
yood MARI of Yesterday talking with the Rose boy
ohout his connection with the case. The ooys were
-, good terms Captain Burford closely que. siotee
The Nose hoy yesterday, but ne stoutly ueaeI Lila
ba vas with Freddie when the latter wa hiia. .o
and said the last he saw Of him was wh en- ne bons
working around the Kitchen stove III MS wv" O
a short time before the accident -, ~. ,orou
Last night Rose broke down anu 'o'u w ~
ing story Of the shootns' A. .ra r ,yert with
"After shooting the rife In the yar1 l went S Id
E,radd,e into the house. We went into inc peu
rnom where he found an old revolver ana 'aAi's
Il up, he said: ,s ia s,oot vou'
srNen / picked up the F1ooert rlne' tii ta -
,here was no load in Il. and said, as poin'eu 1t
d" We'll II you were a spanard I'd shoot ySaai
.too' -. o,a rreddie dropped 10
4ha door ! wac awful scared ABOUT klInhs mn 4.
and ran away without letting any one kho" ho" ~
happened" go -. -,,raA hesore Police
Magistrate Nostrand to-day