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TIVE CIRCUS IS COMING.
Sketch of othellO, Hand
soonest of Elephants.

1AASEkAA
soonest of Elephants.
The enormous tusker now called
othello-one of the shaEesperean-
named notwithstanding elephants
with the big Torepaugn-sells Brothers
circus consolidation, which is sched-
uled for an early appearance in this
city = was originally purchased for
Adam Forepaugh by C. A. Davis, now
in the city as special agent Of the
Forepaugh Sells federation, from the
Prince of Wales gardens, Liverpool,
England.
At this time Tiny" which was
then his name, was very intelligent
and playful juvenile of six years Of
age. 1t will be recalled that Barnum
and Bailey, in the season of 1884, intro
duced what they termed the Royal
Sacred White Elephant" to much
interested and befuddled American
public. Adam Forepaugh was not go
ing to be left in the rear. and as
matter OF course he went the immortal
Barnum a point or two better by In
PRODUCING not only sacred white ele-
phant," but also n numerous collection
OF Slamese priests and bejewelled at
PENDANTS on his only and original "Sa-
cred Siamese White Elephant" 1t
cannot lnjure or offend the deceased
Snowman to state that our friend
Tiny" direct from Liverpool, was
pressed into service Immediately on
his arrival In America, and converted
into his sacred" Job-lots from Siam.
Several barrels OF pink kalsomine and
a half-dozen husky kalsominers did the
job In Il single night, and poor Tiny
was perforce compelled TO look solemn
and dignitied for u season as the great
and only rival to Barnum and Bailey's
more or less sacred pachyderm.
When the sacred elephant gag" had
run It's course old Forepaugh sent out
a report that his Slamese Importation
had died during the winter, but as poor
Tiny" IL still alive, and fully us
spriEhtly as ever, old Adam simply got
mixed In his dates-the dyelng had tn
ken place merely one year previous to
the announcement, via the kalsomine
bucket and brush route. BE that as
It may, Tiny" who had developed Into
n very intelligent and teachAble ami
nal, was taken in hand by anthem we'll
known negro elephant trainerF "Eph'
thompson, VINO taught MN the art OIL
scientific boxing, and renamed him
John L. Sullivan. 1t Will be recalled
that the elephantine John L. Sullivan
and the negro Thompson were for sew
eral years one OF the leading features
Of Adam Forepaugh's circus, and more
than an offset to Jumbo and other
stellar features brought into being
during the same period by Barnum and
Bailey.
John L. Sullivan. however. was grow
ing larger and stronger all the time,
and good-natured and playful as was
his disposition his blows became more
and more dangerous to his sparrlng
partner, Brother Thompson; so John
L. Sullivan In his turn disappeared
from the arena. For the past few
years, Othelo, the natural successor
OF Tiny" and John L.. has been val
liable elephant, first with the Fore
paugh show. and for the past three
years with the consolidation OF the
FOrepaugh-Sells Brothers aggrega-
lions. He is now twenty-five years
old, OF fine symmetrical growth, and
accounted the handsomest elephant in
circus life.
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NIInister Loomis Arrives.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Among the
passengers who arrived to-day by the
steamer Philadelphia from Laguayra
was F. B. Loomis, United States min
lister to Venezuela. Mr.. Loomis said
that he was on leave of absence from
his post. There is very little OF inter-
est in Venezuelan affairs. A small
revolution was attempted in the noun
talns some weeks ago, but the govern
ment has it under control. The only
important public business of interest
to Americans is the treaty established
in regard to postal service. The money
order and parcel post systems are to be
put into immediate operation.
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sHAMoKIN, Pa, Arthur and Henrt
Henninger, Richard welkel. George
Grier, Raymond grlghtblll and Phron
Troutman, the youths arrested yester-
day charged with tampering with a
signal switch on the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad. admitted to justice
Francis Rowe to-day that they wera
guilty of tampering with the switch
wires but not with the intention Of
wrecking a train. They swore thelr
object was merely to make the brake-
men angry when the latter tried to
turn the switch. The prisoners were
liberated after paying fine Of IS
apiece,
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The joint session.

The joint session of council for the
election of a member of the board Of
public works to succeed the late Mr..
Bachman, was then held In the second
branch's chamber. OF the first branch,
fourteen were present, nine Republl-
cans and FIVE Democrats. OF the sec
ond branch, twenty-four were present,
twelve Republicans and twelve Demo-
Gratis, Republican majority of five on
joint ballot.
Mr.. Kindelberger nominated the Re
publican caucus nominee. DR.. Charles
NJ. F'rissell, OF the Third ward, and Mr..
FItzslmmons placed In nomination as
the Democratic choice, James I. Nc
Gee, Of the Seventh ward.
Or. Frissell was elected on the follow
ing vote:
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2245 Market Street.

water shut of from that passage and
about four hundred men will proceed to
deepen and clean out that passageway.
Following is list Of distractions re-
moved by the Woodruff since she left
Cincinnati: snags-0ne at Lawrence
burg: four below Petersburg; one at
Aurora: one at Wolter Creek; one at
Merritt's landing; three at Big Bone
island; one in front Of steele's creek;
one at wade's run; one in front Of Pat
toms landing; one Ia front OF sam
Davis landing; two in front Of Stew
ems creek; one in front Of Ink Factory,
one at Locust bar; one at Milton; one
at Richardson's; one at Works; one al
Fern Grove; one above Utica; one at
Goose Island; one in front OF Louis
Vile water works. Wrecks removed
and destroyed-Coal barge at foot OF
Boldfaced bar; one steamer at Gull
lum's; one ferryboat at Home City
and one coal barge at Petersburg Ky.
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The following resolutions by council.
on the death of Benjamin F. Bachman,
a member of the board Of public works,
were passed:
Whereas, God IN His wisdom has re-
moved BY death BENJAMIN +. Bachman:
q member OF the board Of public works OF
this city, therefore, 80.
body, the council Of the city Of wheeling.
assembled, that In his demise The city mas
lost q valued and hohOred citizen, this
body a genial, publlc-Spirited and consld-
crate councillor and fellow worker, his
relatives a kind. arniable and loving nus
band, father, son and brother
Resolved, We give this expression OF our
esteem and sorrow ut his loss ana our
sympathy for his family.
Resolved, That these resolutions pc
spread on our minutes, and copies be
handed TO the family. and press;
FRED. MEYER.
w. II. BAIRD.
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An ordinance assessing license for
peddlers Of butter, eggs and poultry
who do not have stall In one Of the
two market houses, was sent To It's
second reading AZ the last meeting Of
council II had been objected 10 by Mr..
Healy. The ordinance assesses IL
ccnse Of $40 year for two horse wng-
on, $50 for n ono horse wagOn. $50 for n
hand cart, s. for baskets. Mr.. Miller
moved an amendment to the effect
that persons Offering for sale their own
urodticts he exempt. and spoke in sup
mort of his poaiiion. The amendment
was accepted and the ordinance pass
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The city legislature met in regular
semi-monthly session last night and 1t
was one of the breezlest sessions coun-
Gil has held for some time. One Of the
most interesting developments was the
election Of DR., Charles NJ. Frissell as a.
member of the board Of public works,
succeeding the late B. F. Bachman. Dr..
Frissell was elected on strict party
vote, the Democrats supporting Major
James II. MCGEE. OF the Island
Two ordinances in which there Is
more or less Of public interest wsre
tabled. The ordinance of the National
Light, Heat & Power Company was
tabled In the second branch, where 1t
came up first, but notwithstanding this
action, the first branch took up the
measure and 1t went to It's first read
ing, and was objected to by Mr.. Knoke.
thus going over to the next meeting Of
council for its second reading. Like
wise, the ordinance of the National
Telephone Company vas brought up
initIaily in the second branch, and there
tabled; again. likewise, the first branch
dlsregarded this action across the hall
and the ordinance was brought up for
Its irst reading, but Mr.. McKelvey OBJ
jected and 1t goes over like the electric
light ordinance.
Somewhat sensational were the ale
cations made In the resolutions father
ed In the second branch by Mr.. Killeen
tbut whoch were prepared and orlgi-
naliy signed by Mr.. John warerhouse..
Of the hrst branch. the Democratic
leader on the floor of counciD, which
are printed below. The second branch
tabled the resolutions, but not on a
PARTY vote, which no doubt disap-
points their inspIrer. Both parties
were divided on the vote which tabled
the resolutions.
Mr.. Baird's resolution, instructing
the city clerk to communicate with
Secretary of War Alger and, II posi-
BILE. secure for Wheeling one OF the cap
tured Spanish cannon, is a good move.
Senators Scott and Ellxins and Repre-
sentative Dovener will be asked to as
sIst In this movement The cannon, IL
secured. Will be placed in front Of the
city building on the grass plot.
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HEREs MnAWs WANTED.
A Citizen of wheeling Supplies tho
Information.

A Citizen of Wheeling supplies InO
Information.
over half the complaints of mankind
originate with the kidneys.
A slight touch OF backnche at hrsC
Twlnges and shooting pains in the
iolns follow. They must be checked.
They lead TO ursVer complications.
The sufferer seeks relief
Plasters are tried, and liniments for
the back.
cure.
nttalnabls.
II you suffer. do you want relief?
Follow the plan adopted by this
Wheeling citizen.
Mr.. c. v. Burkett, OF No. 20 South
Wabash street, for over Twenty-Five
yenrs employed at the Wheeling & Bel
mont Bridge company's Works, says:
For several years my kidneys were In
n bad condition, and my back was 81
weak and sore that when l stopped
could scarcely straightGn. on several
occasions / was taken 81 badly when at
work that had 60 be helped home.
and when the doctor came he injected
morphine to give me ease. saw
Doan's Kidney Pllls so highly recon-
mended by parties In Wheeling that /
felt there must be rome real merit be-
hind them, SO ] got q box NJ the Logan
Drug Co, and began taking them, They
are the best remedy ! ever tried for the
Kidneys. They are quick In giving re-
lief, sure In action, and pleasant In ef-
feet causing no Inconvenience. or In
tericrlnE In any way with ones every
day work"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers Price 30 cents. Mailed by Fos-
ter-Mllburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der tho name-Doan's-nnd take no
asthatttt1fa
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inches and failing. weather clear and

inches and falling, weather clear and
warm.
PITTSBURGH - River 3,6 feet and
falling. Weather. clear and warm.
PARKERSBURG-River feet 10
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy.
Mercury 81.
POINT PLEASANT = River 80 feet
and falling. Weather, clear.
CINCINNATI-River ~ feet and
falling. Weather clear.
CAIRO-River 1928 feet and falling
Weather. fair and pleasant
EVANSVILLE-River 6.2 feet and
falling. Weather fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-River 1866 feet, rise Of
i foot. Weather clear and warm.
LoUISVILLE-River falling; canal
As fee; on the falls, 8 feet incheE
below the locks, 8 feet incha
Weather, clear and pleasant.
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Republicans In the s ddle.

In the first branch there were present
fifteen members. with Mayor Sweeney
IN the chair, while in the second branch
twenty-five members answered the
roll call, President James P. Maxwell
in the chair. AS the election of mem
Der OF the board OF public works was to
occur, and Republican caucus nomi-
nee. DR.. Charles NJ. Frissell, had been
selected Monday night, the political
lineup Of the councilmen present was
closely watched. The Republicans had
a safe majority, as follows.
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wARREN-Rlver 3 of a foot. Fair
and warm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z feet G
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
GREENSBORo-River feet and
falling. Weather fair and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-River feet and
falling.
OIL CITY-River s inches and fall
ing. Weather, clear and pleasant.
STEUBENVILLE-River 3 feet II
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DIED.

EARP-At the home OF her SON, B. Il
carp, ut Harrisburg, Pa, on Monday,
July 10, 1893. MARY carp, relict Of
the late W. p carp, in the 18th year
OF her age.
Interment Wednesday, July l., 1889. at Elk
Ridge Landing. Nd,
HAwLEY-Near Blythewood, South Car
DINA on Monday. July TO- lSs9, a. Sa0
p. m, MRS. CATHERINE L HAWs
LEY, formerly Of this city.
Interment from her late home, near
Blythewood, on Wednesday morningG
10 o'clock.
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In the second branch at this point. II
was learned that the first branch had
mot been governed by the action Of the
second in the tabling Of the National
Light, Heat & Power ordinance, and
had taken Il UP. This didn't please
some Of the second branchers, and Mt.
Weisgerber moved to adjourn; the mo-
tion was defeated. Another motion for
recess Of the second branch Of fifteen
minutes, passed.
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TRENTON, N. j.. July 1.-THE Dis
tillery Company of America, with an
authorized capital of Sl25,OOO,OOO, was
Incorporated to-day to manufacture
and deal in whIskey. spirits, alcohol,
gin and all distillery products and bi.
products. OF the capital stock $55,OOO.-
600 is preferred stock with per cent
cumulative dividend.
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The hrst branch took up the ordI-
nance of the National Telephone Com
pany. which the second branch had laid
on the table. Mr.. AcKelvey objected
and asked compliance with the rule of
council that printed copies Of all ordi-
nances be furnished. Mr., Chew OBJ
1ected to the motion. asserting that the
rule applied only to ordinances on
final passage" Mr.. McKelvey then
moved to lay on the table until print
ed copies are furnished, and the mo-
ton prevailed.
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RIVER.


Parkersburg. Il. X. BEDFORD. IL a. M.
MRtumoras. JEWEL, II n. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington LEROY, 3:Sj y. m.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, 2:S0 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. ..rtANAwHA. $50 a. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. nj.
Clarlngton. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
SteubcnvIllc. n, NJ. BAYNf,. 300 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .. GREENWOOD, $3.50 n, m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II u. m.
MHtamoras.. JEWEL, II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngton., LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 D. M,
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A BREEZY SESSION
OF the City Legislature Held Last
Night, at Which the
TABLING OF TWO ORDINANCES
In Which There is Some Public
Interest was a Feature.
CHARLESM. FRISSELL ELECTED

a Member of the Board of Public
works to Succeed the Late AIr.
Bachman-NatiOnal Telephone and
National Light Ordinances Laid
OVERTIME waterhouse-KilleenR Res
olution Tabled = wheeling Wants
ono Of the Spanish Cannon = Peo-
pies Railway Company Executes a
Flank Movement : Resolutions on
tho Death Off. F. Bachman.
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Roth Laid on the Table.

The title of the National Telephone
Company ordinance was read by
Clerk o'Brien. on motion, the ordI-
nance was laid on the table.
The title of the ordinance Of the Ma
tional Light, Heat 6 Power Company
was read. A motion to lay on the tn
BILE was made and carried, IL to s.
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In the first branch, Mr.. Baird, of the
Island. presented the following resolu-
tlon, which was sent through with a
hurrah in both branches:
Resolved, That the city clerk be in
structed to correspond with the secre-
tary of war with a view to securing to
our city one OF the Spanish cannon
captured during the Spanlsh-American
war
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Was the result OF his splendid health.
IndomitabIe will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver
kidneys nd Bowels are out of order
II you want these qualities, and the
success they bring, use Dr. Kings New
Iife pills. They develop every power
az brain and body. Only % cents at
IloEnn Drug Co. 3 Drug Store. q
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A resolution was passed granting the
Wheeling Decorating Company the
right to use natural gas for illuminate
ing purposes. The city gas is not piped
to the company's establishment In
North Wheeling on the National road.
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A letter from Major W. H. Blxby, the
government officer in charge Of the
Ohio river, stating that the Pennsyl-
vania Railway Company cannot NIL In
with Stag or other solid substance at
its Wheeling freight depot, was re-
ceiyed and fled.
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In the first branch, the ordinance of
the National Light, Heat & Power
Company went to It's first reading,
where Mr.. Knoke objected and for
further consideration goes over to the
next meeting of council.
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The ordinance providing for the ex-
pendlture of the ten-cent levy fund
among the eight wards was read and
on Mr.. Bradbury's objection 1t was laid
over until the next meeting.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., July 1.-THE
report that the King of Belgium would
visit Newport this summer is discredit-
ed in official quartes hee. No such in
tImation has come from any Of our Of
flclnlR nhrnnd.
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Councils Approval UnneceSsl ~.
An opinion from City Solicitor Nesoitt
that the ten-cent levy pay roll does
not need to have councils approval,wa
received and filed.
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National Light. Heat 8 Power Conn
pany, TO learn what II will give for the
portion Of The old water works property
east. Of the Pan Handle tracks. The
resolution was passed.
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Mayor Sweeney declared DR.. Frlssell
duly elected member Of the board OF
public works. At 1905 the Joint ses-
sion dissolved, and a minute later coun-
cil adjourned,
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When the police committee bills were
read by Clerk o'Brien, one Of the items
was '.whiskey for o'Hearn, thirty
cents" This created a general laugh.
The whiSkey was administered to a
drunken prisoner on physlcian'S pre-
scription. This explanation was made
to Councilman Zelgler, who wanted to
knoW.n
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Clerk o,Rrlen,s Report.

The usual bi-weekly report of the
condition of the several city depart
ments was submitted by City Clerk
n,Rrlen and nnnroVrd. as folloMs:
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LONDON, July 1.-THE house of
lords this evening passed the second
reading OF the bill requiring shopkeep-
ers to provide seats for their assistants
by a vote Of 20 in favor to 2S opposed.
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cd. q 10 ! in the second brunch. The
hrlt branch concurred.


The committee on hre department re-
ported change at the Atlantic. Pipe
man Andrew Marshall having resigned,
and Albert Laughlin appointed in his
stead. The appointment was confirm
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y FIgst Branch Non.cononrred.

FiRst BrRnch NORTHUMBERLAND
The committee also recommended
that $500 be appropriated from the con-
tlngent fund to wire the city building.
The electric light company, 1t was stat
ed by the committee. II ready to fur
nlsh the electricity. The resolution was
passed. The FIRST branch, however, on
motion OF Mr.. Watarhouse, referred
back to the committee. the claim be-
ing that the company was TO bear the
tXpense Of the wiring.
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MARRIED.

BoYD-PoLLACK-on Tuesday, July II,
1893, at the home OF the bride, Chapllne
street, at. $3.50 o'clock p. M, JOHN
KENT BOYD and FLORA PoLLAcR,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Pollock
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The committee on real estate recom-
mended that the mayor be authorized to
sell the old water works property, west
of the Pan Handle railway tracks. for
NOT less than Si.5O0. Il was stated that
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago &
st. Louis Railway Company had offer
ed 5000 for the property. Mr.. Miller
moved to refer TO the ordinance COM
mittee, but there was no second. The
comniittee's recommendation was then
acted upon favorably. The FIRST branch
amended that the price be not less than
5000.
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DON'T Like Ordinance Committee.

The Peoples Railway Company gave
notice of its withdrawal as an appli-
can't for a street railway franchise. The
PEOPLES Railway Company then made
a new application and Mr.. Marschner
moved to refer to the committee on
railroads. Mr.. Weisgerber moved to
refer to the committees on streets, al
leys and grades, ordinances and rail-
roads. The WeIsgerber motion was de-
cIared lost. The Marschner motion
was declared carried by Acting Chair
man Rindelberger. The former appli-
cation OF the company had been refer
red to the committee on ordinances.
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A resolution was passed, fixing the
municipal rate for the hire Of teams as
follows: Two-horse teams, s. day;
one-horse teams, 50 a day.
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Nj. Heaty objected.

The committee on petitions and re-
monstrnnces reported favorably the fol-
lowing applications for coffee house IL
,censes:
Henry Fleahman, transfer Of Edwins
&. summerson, 1888 Market street.
Hoe & McKeever, transfer Of Charles
Litton's license, at ISL Market street.
Mrs. Mary Klieves, 1916 Market
aottlieb Harding, 1901 Market
street.
William Hopkins, 1910 Market street.
Mick Sonnafelt, 1901 Jacob street
Mr.. Healy objected to the granting OF
the Harding license. and stated he had
had no opportunity to appear before the
committee. Chairman Bradbury said
the committee had met Just before
councll,and he advised that Mr.. Healy's
motion to. refer back be passed. There
upon the application was referred back.
The others were acted upon favorably.