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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-09
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Oscar Gardner and Dave Sullivan
meet Tonight In New YORK. before the
Z Lenox Athletic Club. and Interest here
is at fever heat Although the odds in
New York are said to favor Sullivan.
Paddy Sullivan Is likely back or move
10 draw the Sullivan hackers out. Card
ners hacker and manager hcE 4. 100 he
z wants 10 place against 5000 that Card
nerIwlll win over the IrIahman. Here
In Wheeling Gardner men don't ask
odds, but have plenty OF money TO wa.
4 ger at even money, Gardner is said
10 be In elegant shape. and as Sullivan
fs IN fine fettle the adopted son OF
Wheeling Will face the tougiu.s.I propo-
sition OF his life, Taking Sullivan on
Mt catchweights Is taking big chances
& for Oscar. who. IN his street clothes
I and while out OF trimming. never weighs
more than 100 pounds. 1t Is probable
that he wi'i enter the rlr4s at about l25
pounds. and Sullivnn's weight will not
be made public unless he chooses to
10 On the scales. which he doesn't have
10 do. nor IL likely TO do.
The Metropolitan club IL anxious to
pull or a match on February 6, between
Two good mlddlewelghts. Jack Bonner
VIII be one OF the stars. and the club
hopes to get Tommy Mccarthy, OF Ro-
chester. whose contest with Bonner was
stopped by the police in the nineteenth
round. Charley Con- was figured on.
but he has a'match on board TOO close
to the date wanted.
Eddie Gardner Is tired OF waiting for
matches, and Intends IN the future to
take on any man OF his weight and
wherever he can connect with IL bunch
OF coin. He and James Labun. Il Pitts
burgh feathcrwcight. are dickerins on
a match.
Charley Johnson. the comedian of
the ring, who fought Jimmy O'Leary
ana Charley Burns here, has embarked
into the restaurant business in Ph!la-
delphal.
Sporting men from every prominent
city and town from Bogtor to San
Francisco. and as far South ms New
Orleans have begun to arrive in New
York for the purpose OF witnessing the
big hstic battle between Tom Sharkey
and Kid Mccoy. which Is to be decided
at the LenoX Athletic club on Tuesday
night. The arrival Of the o,It-of-town
i sports has had the effects OF stirring up
the betting on the fight. and there were
n many small bets wagered on the result.
Il with Mccoy still the favoritc at 500 TO
& $50. The big bets are being held back
s. for odds at the rinEsldc. Tom O'Rourkc
y has $500 to bet on Sharkey. but is
"A waiting for 800 TO SI5.
The advance sale OF tickets, 1t Is said,
Is oyer 100000. Judging from the way
the tickets are being bought 1t can be
safely said that the gross receipts of
the showwill reach nearly $4,000. The
last big fight brought $4,000. Both men
nrc In the pink OF condition and con-
Y tident OF winning. Mccoy did some
light work Sunday. after which his
\ training ceased. Sharkey put in some
heavy strokes and Is fit as q fiddle.
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CLAY CLEMENT COMING

The announcement that Clay Clement
viii appear Mt the Opera House Sat
urday night in "a Southern Gentle
man will be hailed with delight in
Wheeling. No other actor has scored
n hit so decided as Mir. Clement made
In The New Dominion" and "A
Southern Gentleman" Is said to excel
1t. or the latter play and the star, the
Omaha Bee said edtorially:
I've want to make prediction. 1t
is that Clay Clement. who last night
produced at Boyds Opera House his
play, "a Southern Gentleman" will not
only become one of Americas greatest
actors, but will also be known as one
of Americas greatest playwrights. "a
Southern Gentleman" in sentiment. ac-
ton. humor and human interest Is as
far above the ordinary drlvel upon the
stage to-day as the heavens are above
the earth"
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Left the Rare RuiIuIuu

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. S.-The
division of customs and insular affairs
of the war department has received
from the collector OF customs at Hava-
M, Colonel Tasker Il. Bliss, his first
report. Colonel Bliss says that the
first serious embarrassment he met
with on the taking OF the customs at
Havana was caused by the fact that
the Spaniards had removed nearly ev-
erything except the bare walls and
floors. His first official step was to OBJ
tain full list Of all the employees in the
customs house, their salaries US to
their general character and reputation
for integrtT
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OUTRAGE on GERMAN PRIEST
BY Mob Of Chinese, Who Pullcd Out
His Beard.

BERLIN, Jan. 6.-Lettcrs received
here to-day from ISiaso-Chou, the Ger
man fortified settlement in the province
OF Shan Tung. China. give details OF an
OUTRAGE upon Father Stem. the German
Catholic missionary, on November .
last. The missionary was about to
leave Tic-Tau, province OF Shan TunS.
owing to the unti-Christ!an feeling.
Finding himself confronted by crowds
OF Chinese who were clamoring for the
destruction of Christians he took refuge
In hut; but he was dragged out. his
clothes were torn from his back, he waa
struck with sticks and pricked with
knives and lances. and his beard torn
out. The Chinese threatened to fay him
alive.
On the following day his prosecutors
prepared TO hang him by the wrists
Finally a mandarin interfercd in his
behalf. but compelled him TO leave the
district with promise never to return
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
OfBclmOnt County.

va SouIt1
Rabbi Harry Levi. Of Wheeling, dcllv-
cred his second lecture last evening in
the Jewish Temple. Subject. as Juda-
ism UNIVERSAL" \ large audience was
present and the lecture very Interest,"
ing one.
Nose Elikan. who has been confined
to his bed for several days past, with
the grip. Is able TO be about the house
and will be out In few days.
4. VI. Butler. special pension cxaml-
ne-. who has been here for two weeks
past on business. left Saturday for
Washington. D. c,
Miss Blanche Howard has returned to
her home in Wellsburg. ". Va. after a
pleasant visit with the family Of W. S.
Carroll.
Rodefcr Eros glass house will 60 on
this morning. after being off two weeks,
ii which time repairs were made.
Miss Margaret McGaw has returned
to the city, after spending two weeks
with relatives in Moundsyille.
The Misses Maggie and Myrtle Stew
art are confined to their home in the
Fourth ward with the grip.
MISS ANNIE kunklc LETT yesterday al
ternooa for Pittsburgh. where she viii
enter Il musical school
!. Z. Nitcklc, of Coolvillc. Ohio. is the
guest OF the famllG OF William Scott. in
the Fourth ward
Miss Maude Clark has returned to
lronton. after pleasant visit With rel
attves here.
To-day is pay day for the employees OF
the Cleveland C Pittsburgh railroad In
this CITY.
Miss Jennie Boycc, OF Quaker City. is
the guest OF friends and relatives In tho
city.
Edward Jones. of the Fifth ward. Is
conlined to his home with the grip.
The public schools here will open to-
day. after two weeks vacation.
John Mc'|lelland is able to be out at
ter few days illness.
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regular attendance and persistent work
for their children 10 make the required
progress. We may have better results.
but until then what?
In answer 10 the above irttrroSatory
We say that the matter rests catiTeIY
With the teacher. and the sooner she
gets the cooperation OF the parents the
better. Every teacher ought 10 know
every parent, and the home environ
ments OF every pupil under her charge.
We will 80 further than this and say
that II In the duty OF every teacher 10
know the parents or guardians. rs tho
case may be. OF the pupils under her
charge. The longer the writer teaches
the more he sees the necessity OF this
very thing. The tencherg Of our public
schools would have but little trouble
In the matter OF discipline were this the
case, Some teachers object and say
they are not treated by the parents as
they should be In many instances. This
Is OF very rare occurrence. The writer
has failed but twice In all the years OF
his school work. But what II this be
the case the object strivcd for Is OBJ
tanned. II the teacher knows tina. the
parents uphold the child In misconduct,
It makes her work Of correction easier
than 1t would otherwise be. Teachers,
visit the parent whenever 1t Is possible
to do so. II the child Ia doing well, It
will do the parents good to know 1t.
Cooperation OF the parent with the
teacher Is. absolutely necessary TO COM
plcte SUCCESS. THE PEDAGOGUE.
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ASIATIC COMMERCE
Gcrmany's big Subsidy to the Lloyd
Steamship Line.

Gcrmany's big Subsidy to the Lloyd
Steamship Line.
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-rhe great
interest In AslatIc commerce which
other nations as well as the United
States are now feeling Is illustrated in
recent subsidy agreement made by
the German government with the Lloyd
Steamship line. by which 1t proposes
TO pay more than a million dollars n
year for 4 l5-year term for the estab-
lIshment OF steamship lines to ply be-
tween Its ports and those OF Japan,
China and Australasia and certain ports
Of Oceanica. Four steamers arc under
this contract 10 be built for the Chinese
and Japanese service. TO be OF not less
than 5000 tons, and those for the Aus
tralasian line are 10 be not lcsS than
$500 tons. All the ships are to be built
In German yards and German material
Is to be used rs far as possible, all ad-
mirnlty requirements to be carried out
In them. putting them into condition In
which they can readily be utilized Tor
war purposes when necessary.
1t Is also announced that a Bremen
firm intends 10 establish. with steam
crs now being built for that purpose.
steamship line on the Yangtse Kiang,
In China. to ply between Shanghai and
Hankow. BY the aid Of this line. which
will connect with the subsidized lines
running from Hamburg to Shanghai
German dealers and German interests
will be In direct communication not
only with Shanghai. which has two
thirds Of the import trade of China
but also with Hankow. one of the most
important commercial cities OF China
and having population Of about 1.00O.-
900 souls. 1t Is now being connected
with Picking by railroad. German cX-
ports to Asia and Oceanica have more
than quadrupled in the decade ended In
1Cne
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TO be Mustered out.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-.The Sixty
ninth New York regiment of volunteers
will be mustered out OF the service Of
the United States in New York. in ac-
cordancc with n decision reached by
Secretary Alger to-day. This action Is
taken In response to the requests OF
citizens Of New York and Governor
Roosevelt. who were anxious that the
men should return In a body and he ac-
corded the honorS due them. The CUES
ton Of quarters while in New York
pending mastering out has been solved.
the governor telegraphing TO Secretary
Alger that these would be provided.
The regiment Is now ut Huntsville
Ma. and will leave for home as soon as
the rolls can be completed.
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Prominent Cleveland Citizen Zeal.

CLEVELAND. O.. January S:-Col
Richard c. Parsons died this morning,
aged 70 years. Col. Parsons had long
been a distinguished citizen OF Clevc-
land. AS a young man he was mem
Der of the Ohio house of representa-
tive and speaker OF that body. Later
he was appointed by President Lincoln
consul to Rio Ianeiro. Subsequently he
was marshal Of the United States su-
premc court. He served one term In
congress and was Instrumental IN In
augurating the harbor improvements at
this port. For time he was editor
Of the Cleveland Herald. At the time
OF his death Col. Parsons was referee
In bankruptcy. Deceased was q fine
orator and writer of force.
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In Grippe Successfully Treated.

81 have just recovered from the Sec
ond attack Of Ia grippe this year." says
MIR. James A. Jones, publisher of the
Leader. McXia, Texas. I'm t.,e latter
case I used Chamberlain's Cough, Rem
cdy, and l think With considerable
sHcceSa only being In bed a little over
two days. against ten days for the for
mcr attack. The second attuck I am
satisfied would have been equally as
bad ms the first but for the use Of this
remedy. rs had to go to bed In about
six hours after being struck with 1t.
while In the first case | WAS able to
attend to business about two days be-
fore getting down For sale BY drug
pists
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UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE."..
NEXT DOOR,

1t is only necessary to announce the
fact that The BROTHERS Roger are en-
gagged in 4 performance md everyone
VIII know that It will be funny, very
funny show. Their new acrcbatlc farce
frolic, Next Door," Is n great produc-
ton. and IL laughter and applause be
true criticism. the performance Is of the
finest order. This Is the next attraction
at,the Grand Opera House. which open
half weeks engagement tonight.
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PRINCETON, n. j.. Jan. SIT was
announced to-day that George a. Ar
mour. OF the class OF -. has given
$4,000 TO Princeton university TO found
classical department In the Unircr-
Sity library. For the next three years
he will give $500 annually for the
further support OF the department. Mr..
Armour came to Princeton from Chi
cage four years ago.
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To the Public.

We are authorized 10 guarantee every
bottle OF Chamberluln's Cough Remedy.
and IL not satisfactory TO refund the
money TO the purchaser. There Is no
better medicine made for Ia grippe.
colds and whoopng cough. Price %
and soc per bottle. Try II. For sale
Dy lrugGIstS,
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The lnteIligenCer..
job Printing Office

." The largest md most complete
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=" the city and ono OF tho mos:
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:" prompt execution of all kinds OF
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The cut is after an old painting of man

ga III b ling with
Death with his life
us 4 stake. Behind
the ;iiau stands his
good angel striving
10 save him.
This game with
life as the stake is
tho everyday game
Of men and women.
Behind the player
stands the good
angel Nature, striv-
ing TO preserve the
life. Even W hen
the game is almost
in Deathis hands
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CMirvoy1nk.
TRUE.
CLAlRF0YAkT AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second floor, purlors @. : and S.

Second Floor, pnrlorS q. and s.
Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has hcen one OF sue
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acknowledged By tho public wherever nc
has been TO he tho marvel OF the Nine
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OF Worldwide reputc: lie Ia recommended
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Nrd!umis,Ic persons developed. Office
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day. ParlOrs so arranged that you VIII
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PROF TRUE, 1886 Main Street.
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Irtlc BnbY is Chilling Tooth.

II TT! 'o1'F ~ NHF11HT 1CFFHs
BE sure and use that old and well-trlcd
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children tcething. 1t soothcs
the child. softens the gum, nilays all
pain. cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for darrhoca. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. mw&f
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Walker Whi,csIde engagement
opens tonight with an elaborate pro-
duction OF the romantic drama, 1.-THE
Red Cockade." followed Tuesday with
Eugene Aram." Says the Detroit
Tribune, OF the former:
1t Is q well-told story OF the piebciun
In love with the arIstocrat and laid In
that period when the gulf between the
classes was very wide and being made
more so every day By MADAM la Gull
lotinc." Tho French revolution Is q
picturesque period OF history. period
when the incroyable costume was-still
in vogue among the aristocrats. and a
more severe. yet none the less pictures
quo dress used as contrast by, the rev.
olutlonists. In this period, following
two years after the Frondist uprising,
which Victor Hugo tells OF In 49," the
story Of The Red Cockadc" Is placed.
1t tells of the love OF Charles Murtel.
a captain In the army OF the republic.
for Beatrice de Lille, the daughter OF a
prescribed duke. The first and second
acts are very strong and full OF action
cleverly played. and IL beautiful love
scene between Martel and Beatrice, put
some touches OF humor and poetry into
the picture and SO lend beauty to the
performance that makes one forget the
lack OF color in the first act. The whole
story of the play is interesting. well told
and constructed The dialogue In
places is OF that brilliant French char
acter, the clmaxes strong and exciting.
UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE"
The advent each season of Oliver BY
ron and his charming wife, Kate Byron,
is something that Is looked for by play
goers with pleasure. and on Friday
night. January IL. at the Grand Opera
House they viii present THE Ups and
Downs of Life" comedy drama that
has made much OF the fame and fortune
Of these famous players. This season
they bring with them strong dramatic
company. besides a number OF specially
artists who will Introduce number Of
high-ctnss vaudeville acts. The scenery,
properties and costumes OF the produc-
ton will be in keeping with the reputa-
ton the Bvrons have for making perfect
r.n1ilct tnnS nf fbair pinxS $3.50.
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+. Stockholders Meeiings.
oCItIloLDERs' MEETING.

cSTOCKIlOlDERS' MEETING. :
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the "Frlnklln Insurance Company"
OF Wheeling. will be held ut the company's
office on Monday. January I6. 1850. he
tween the hours OF three ~ and four %
O'Clock y. ill.,, for the election of directors.
JAS. 2. ADAMS,
dc20-i a9 Secretary.
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nol0

TOR SALE-THE COMPLETE OUT
l. FIT OF the Fairmont Daily and
Weekly Expos!tor Printing Company. con-
sisting In part. to-wit: One nnc column
Cincinnati newspaper press. one Gordon
job press, one 22ls inch Paragon paper
cutter. one three-horsc power gas engine
three imposing stones. eighteen full fonts
job and advrrtis!ng type. seven hundred
pounds body type. five fonts OF ornaments.
job stands. cases, rules and complete
assortment Of job type and other material
ing Company. all III frst-ciass condition.
\ bargain Will lie given to anyone wish
Ing TO purchase the entire printing outfit.
Call on or address GEO. W. l.. MAYERS,
Fairmont. W. Va. ja4
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A FEW CHOICE LOTS At EDGIkdTON,
CHEAP AND on EASY TEnMl
w. v. HOGE,
/ CITY hank Building. 1870 Market S..
RECEIVERS SALE.....,..
OF the Wheeling Drug Company at
No. 1909 hioin ST., WheeIiuu, ", Va.

The receivers VIII sell at private sale,
and OIL reasonable terms. the entire stock
bills receivable, good Will and lease on ,hs
building OF the Wheeling Drug Company.
The house has large trade and the bust.
ness Is In !irst-class condition In every re-
spcct. II is rare opportunity for anyone
business. Until sale Is made tho receivers
will continue TO conduct the business as
heretofore, AMI are ready 10 supply the
trade with everything in the line OF whole.
sale drugs.
r. r. DEVRIES,
FRANK CRUISE,
nn10 Rnneiyorg
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WHAT Do YOU
THINK OF THIS?
Could ANY Other Known Rem
edy Have Accomplished It?

X. r. Room Co.
GrafitlSrz-t>n retiring few evenings arc wan
a ssvem cold, rapidly grew III during the rlets;
shooting pains daried Through my chest and IlGe.
rraknr Breathing very valn!nlI shortly CANE meTa'
hrsne from the lung deeply tinted with hocI III.
only rrrnedy At hand was liyumsi, N Which mai
rnGth freely. The effect was Ike agc. and now
irei that 70 this rr5t dtSeoycry owe, prtisCS, my
lie. MME- S0ODHuE,
keca-. y. II.
"Uyomci" goes tirrrt to tho t,f.ca sell
pArfs. which crn be reached by TIL" brcatt,
OF life only. Had stomach remedies been
used. Pneumonia would have resulted.
"Hyomci" cures by Inhalation. Sold by
Druggists, Or sent by mail. Ir.ce, complete cuts:
tl.p0. Extra bottles SOC.
R. 7. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rosns 20-21 Aud toriaE, cuiidinq, Chiesse, IN.
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AS mas more than once been limited n,
M these articles. one OF the greatest
hIndranceA to tho advancement OF our
Hh3o'S ~ the irregular attendance OF
pulliS' i'hrrntS do not accm TO realize
their children fail Of promotion ,,I,o ~
tho time for promotion comes. WHOM mo
met III many cases Is TINT III, n,,,,I,.
have missed 80 many gcaglous tim, r.
was an impoSsibillty for them In n,ss
the required tests. When unrrnta
awaken to the fact that 1t requires
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,ToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

Tho ANIMAL meeting OF the stockl
OF the PeOnlc'G Bank. Wheeling, " -
Will I've held ut tho banking hoA
'rucsdny; January. 10. 1899. betwee'
hours of 10 o'clock Il. III. and on
y. H., for the election OF directors.
GEO. W. ECEllART, Jr}
lcof Zach
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-15

their length, which is too long to be neat.
But one the other hand the silk skirt is
very elaborate and a woman can afford
to hold up her dress skirt.
There is not a very decided change in
the texture of materials for GUNNER
gowns, but the designs are new. The
plain thin gauZes, chiffons and organizes
have delicious silk stripes running
through them and crepe de chine comes
traced in beautiful flowers that stand out
a, quarter of an incl upon the goods.
Suisse is dotted with little figures scarce
ly larger han a pin head and the large
colored designs of a season ago are less
in vogue.
Piques, linens, ducks and c~hambrays
for outing wear are seen in geranium
red, celestial blue and all the greens and
yellows. They are generously trimmed
with little braidings and tiny pearl but
tons and the jackets have vests Of soft
materials.
Even with these suits the elaborate silk
underskirts are seen and the ultra-fash-
ionable woman has a silk skirt for every