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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-30
MARTINS s. FERRY i, RI NEWS
The Daily Chronicle OF whcelins.s
Progressive Ncighbor.

Little interest Is being manifested in
the coming election, which occurs next
Monday. but II Is generally conceded
that the Republican ticket will be over.
whelmlngiy victorious. Beside the To-
cal and township offices to be filled. the
questions OF issuing s35,G00 bonds for
the Improvement OF the water works
and $500 bonds for the completion OF
hose houses Will be submitted to the
voters OF the city. N
The Republican central committee
held special meeting in the city build :
ing last night, and made the usual as.
easements on prospective candidates TO
help defray expenses OF the coming
election. The committee desires that
each aspirant assessed will pay In re-
spectlve amounts before Saturday
night. = ~
CITY Clerk Lash's report of the finan-
cial condition OF the city has been pre-
pared. and will be published to-day.
According to the report, Martins Fer
rvs bonded Indebtedness amounts to
S202,5Oo, and shows an Improvement in
this important Item over the report OF
year ago.
The new tin house at the Laughlin
had to postpone operation yesterday
for lack Of metal. Considerable trou-
BILE Is being had with the cold rolls,
which have been broken several times
In the past week. they being responsible
for the idleness.
Ben Johnson, OF Steubenvllle, was
arrested afternoon. for exposure OF per-
son, and was given $50 and costs and
ten days in jail BY. the mayor. He will
be taken to st. Clalrsville by Marshal
Llndemuth to-day.
Marshal Grape, John Kyne, William
Prince and Pete Miller. proprietors Of
saloons, were each fined IS and costs by
Mayor Shipman yesterday morning, for
operating slot machines.
Mrs. Bion B. Williams, of North
Broadway, will give an AT Home" to
the members OF her Sunday school class
Friday afternoon, between the hours Of
9 and 5 o'clock.
Mrs. George d. Jepson, who has been
the guest OF relatives on Fourth street
returned to her home, at st. Clairsville,
yesterday.
OF this city. now OF Sandusky. Ohio, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives here.
Miss Anna Johnson, of High Ridge, Is
the guest OF the family of Henry Hum
phreville. on Fourth street.
st. Mary's church choir has prepared
an elaborate musical programme to be
rendered Easter Sunday.
Harry Nichols. clerk at Scheehle's
grocery, Is confined to his home with
sickness.
Ralph Young came down from Roch-
ester, Pa. yesterday. to visit friends.
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4 Foe to Fee Grabbcrs,

LANCASTER. Pa. March oh. c.
Brubaker, one OF the Judges OF the
Lancaster county court. died to-day, at
his home, In this city. OF pneumonia,
aged iiifty-seven years. After having
been defeated for the Judgeshlp In 1891
In one of the most bitter Republican
factional fights In Lancaster county,
Judge, Brubaker was finally elected To
succeeded Judge Patterson year ago.
His appearance on the bench caused a
mild sensation. He had won hIs bat
lie on the Issue against Illegal fee grab
bling In the court house Offices, and
started In to break up the practice In
manner that caused CONSERVATION
among those officials. and for time
threatened to send some OF them TO
Jail. He was successful IN his crusade,
and won his fight for right and justice.
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MOUNDSvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshal


Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
A meeting OF the public. school teach
ers and parents OF the school child
rem was held at the school hall Tuesday
evening. for the purpose OF discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY Of organizing q society
of parents and teachers. A very inter-
esting programme OF music and recita-
lions was given, and the question un-
der consideration was discussed ut
length. Mrs. J. F. Burley was made
temporary chairman and Miss Bird
Turner secretary. Mas Jefferson and
Mrs. Gehrirg were appointed commit
tee to act with the chairman In drafting
constitution and bylaws fo- the new
organization.
D L. Logan has removed from Tom
llnson avenue to the dwelling over his
furniture store, on Lafayette avenue,
and Charles Hornbrook and family have
moved from Akron. Ohio. to the prop
erty vacated by Mr.. Logan.
Mr.. Gordon and Miss Nadge Crow, Of
Cameron. arrived in the city yesterday.
to see their father, Peter Crow. who Is
very sick with the grip.
W. S. Grandstaff. of Dallas, Is In the
city. looking for house to rent. He
expects TO move here with his family
the first. OF April.
Prof. F. Fl. Crago, of Wheeling. was
in the city Tuesday night and yester-
day morning. in the interests of the Ma
tional Union.
Cyrus Lutes and family have moved
from Taylor's Ridge TO the property on
Fifth street recently purchased by Mr..
Lutes.
Mrs. ". B. Evans and daughter, OF
Martins Ferry, Ohio. were In the city
yesterday. calling on friends.
Miss Clara Mosler. OF the telephone
central Office. is confined to her home
with sickness.
The board OF pension examiners was
In session yesterday.
H. Blssett, the jewelcr. is on the sick
list.
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ties and feel Ike new person. was un.
able to do my work, but have improved so
that can now do the work for four in the
family. think Nervura is the most won
derful medicine in the world, and have ad-
vised all my friends who feel sick to try II
by all means. can't say enough for this
wonderful remedy"
Women have more confidence in DR..
Greene's Nervura than in any other medi-
cine because famous regular physician
prepares it, which is 4 guarantee that it is
perfectly adapted to cure. Dr.. Greene, as
West 18th St, New York City, Is, without
doubt, the most successful specialist in
curing female complaints, his experience
and practice are enormous, and you can
have the benefit of his advice and counsel
without charge either BY calling or writing
him about your case. Why not write and
get his advicc2
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Remarkable Rescue.
IS. Michael Curtain. Plalnfeld, III.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainheld. ILL.,.
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless Victim OF consump-
ton and that no medicine would cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption: she
bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued Its use and after taking six
bottles. found herself sound and WELL
now does her own housework, and Is as
well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
OF this Great Discovery Mt Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store. Only so cents and 81 90,
every bottle guaranteed. G
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To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains OF disease is the worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams,
Of Manchester, Mich. tells how such n
slave was made free. He says: My
wife has been so helpless for five years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles of Eiec-
trlc BItters. she is wonderfully I'm
proved and able to do her own work"
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness. Sleep
lesspess. melancholy. headache, back
ache, falnting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine is godsend
to weak. sickly. run down people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only so cents. Sold
by Logan Drug Co., druggist.
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BOXING TOURNAMENT.
The Opening Day of the Interstate
Season the Date Selected.

The Opening Day of the Interstate
Season the Date Selected.
1t was decided yesterday to hold the
amateur boxing tournament on May /,
the date OF the Interstate opening in
this city. This is happy choice. for
the battle between Wheeling and New
Castle that afternoon, will conduce to-
ward the success OF the boxing affair In
the evening. Further particulars will
be announced In due time. and the
work OF receiving entries will begin In
a couple OF weeks at the latest. The
Interest manifested ut the announce
ment that the tournament was con-
templated has spurred the promoters
on. and they promise to make May a
banner night in local boxing history.
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Never Felt Reftpr

CHICAGO. March 29.-Light weight
champion. Kid Lavigne. who arrived in
Chicago to-day from San Francisco,
was much amused to hear that New
York dispatch said he was laid up with
4 broken rib. as the result OF his recent
fight with Mysterious Billy" Smith.
Il never felt better in my life." said
the boxer. land leave to-day for the
East, and will sail for England on the
first steamer to prepare for my bout
with Dick Burge.
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CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Spring the Best Time to Cure
Female Weakness.
DR.. Greene's NerYura the Surest
OF All Remedies To Cure.
u Think Dr.. Gresns's Eer7ura The Most
Wonderful Remedy in the World"
Mrs. Ada Mcintosh, Lisbon, Falls, Me-,

says:
~ had been suffering with female weak
ness and nervousness and wns unable to
do any work l was so weak and my nerves
were so shattered. My nervousness was
caused from an operation I was obliged to
have about two years ago (laceration Of
the womb, which left my nervous system
In q terrible condition. | was in bed ten
weeks with nervous prostration and en-.
ployed three different doctors. but they
could give me little relief and gradually
grew worse. Twas on the verge Of nsan-
lily when heard of DR.. Greenc's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and gave 1t a
trial, and before had taken the first bottle
I felt better and haYc DOW taken two bot.
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GROUNDS SELECTED.

The Wheeling Club Will be at Homo
Out.the.Pike on the Line of the
Wheeling 81 Elm Grove Road, and
VIII Endcavor to Play Sunday Ball.
Although neither the officials of the
Wheeling base ball club nor those OF the
wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad Com
oany would talk on the subject, the In
,ell!gercer learned last night from a
reliable source that the ball club has
entered into an arrangement with the
railroad company by which all the
games will be played at new bali park
10 be erected by the railroad. company
on the Thompson estate ground Just be-
You'd Fulton. and that the Island park
will be abandoned. It follows. OF course.
that the ball club will attempt to play
Sunday base ball at this park. in fact,
Sunday ball is the only argument that
could be used successfully In getting
the club TO desert the Island park, which
Is admittedly the better location for the
playing Of weekday games. The ball
club held out for long time, desiring
10 play the weekday games at the Is
land park and Sunday games out the
pike. but 1t Is said the railroad company
would consent 10 put up the new park
only with the agreement that all games
would be played there. The agreement
has been closed with the exception of
the signing OF the papers, and this for
nalty, It Is understood. will be gone
through with this morning. The Elm
Grove agrees to give three-minute
service and to make the run to the
new park in fourteen minutes.
The Wheeling management yesterday
received letter from President
Young. OF the National League. who is
also the executive head OF the National
board OF arbitration stating that the
fac. that Maizena, and Woodlock had
signed Syracuse contracts did not
mean that they would be lost to the
Wheeling club. Mr.. Howell was asked
10 produce the evidences of regular res
e.va;ion OF these players by the Spring.
field club. In due time, the board of
arbitration will inform Maizena, and
Woodlock that they must sign with
Wheeling or not play with any National
agreement club.
A letter was received by the local
club yesterday. from Short-stop Wood
lock. stating that he had signed with
Syracuse at Whistler's solicitation. but
that he knew he would have to play In
Wheeling. He expressed himself as sat-
iStied to come to this city when the
board Of arbitration acts on the matter.
Maizena, wrote In a similar strain few
days ago.
The Interstate averages show. that
Wheeling has a first class team in the
players who were in the Interstate last
season. not taking into consideration
the new men secured who played In
other leagues last year. The following
are the batting and fielding averages OF
the twelve who played In the Inter
state IN '9S: he.
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Singular Fatality.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March %
Adolph Fischer and Edgar E. vanclave,
cabinet makers in Loudor's furniture
factory. quarrelled this afternoon over
a watch. Fischer struck Van CIave
with his fist and the latter hurled a
chisel at Fischer. which struck the car
otid artery, causing Fischer to bleed
to death in fifteen minutes. Van Clave
was arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-30

The Rough Riders Cycling Club will
meet in the Hornbrook block to-mor-
row evening to discuss plans for pulling
on a road race during the spring
months. and 1t Is very likely that the
affair will be decided a. this meeting as
most OF the members are in favor OF the
venture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-30

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Family WASTING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starchod md
Dyed 3 cents por pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironcd, 6
All hnnd work finished 10 cents por
oolud. At LUTZ BROS.
mthAi Homo steam Laundry.
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In point OF efficiency among all the
pitchers In the league. Poole ranked
sixth. Crabill seventh. Dolan twelfth.
and Wells twenty-hrst. Altrock, OF
Grand Rapids. who was bought by
Louisville, led the league. Slagle was
second, and Ewing third.
What close race 1898 was In the In
ter-state! Springfield lost second place
and chance at the cup series by only
two points, and Dayton was no; far In
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Amcrcan-Rcd Star. White Star,
Cunnrd. Frcnch-North German Lloyd
and Anchor lines.
q j. q. ToMLINsoN Agent.
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the lead for the Championship. The
record OF the first three clubs was as

" Wheeling will sign a first class
catcher to-day or Tomorrow. He play
ed in the Interstate last season, batsed
over, 800. and tlelded right at the top of
the bunch.
The wheeling management promulga-
ted It's first release yesterday. The
player let go is Legge, catcher and
change outtielder. az b
Hartman; OF the Toledos. led the, In
ter-state In batting last season, with
.342 to his credit.
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FIELDING.


-
GRACE being .2s3. The other teams fol-
lowed In this order: Grand Rapids,
.2S5: New Castle, .2S3: Toledo, .263;
Mansfield. .26o: Dayton. .o45; Fort
Wayne, .229: Youngstown, .2l2.
In fielding. Springfield was fourth.
The figures were as follows: Youngs-
town, .9+s: Dayton. .9t2: Toledo. si2;
Springfield. 1888: Fort Wayne. 1896:
Mansfield. 1882; New Castle. .929: Grand
Rapids. 500
Wheeling will be very fast on stealing
bases. The seven regulars on the team
who played in the Interstate last year
stole baswes as follows: kim. IS; Ma
zena I'm only As sames). 81: WoodlocS,
q; Niles, "a: Dobbs, %: Lyle. %; Dur
rett. 20.
Wheeling Is fortunate In securing all
OF the four Springfield pitchers OF 1898.
Springfield was the only club all OF
whose pitchers won majority of games
pitched. Here is the record for 1888.
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Ult UllU GTUIfIlIVM, a
umplre-klIne. -
To-night-Aber Nit and La Bellies
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THE BlnLE OF THE gopY.

Next in importance to Bible in the
house is thoroughly reliable and easily
understood doctor book. With such book
foI ready reference, parents can often cure
the ordinary family ailments without the
expense Of consulting local physician.
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CA. q To rita.

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Mr.. Chew Is interesting other council
men in asphalt re-paving and the idea
is being received with considerable IA
yor
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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-01

strong influence Is being brought to
bear upon the governor of Wisconsin TO
prevent him from issuing requisition pa-
pers for Joseph r. Clements, who is
wanted in Fillmore county on the charge
Of wrecking the Fillmore county bank.
Clements has money, is a high liver and
free with his cash. In this Way he has
made many friends in La Crosse. who
hate to see him suffer the ignominy of a
trial on a criminal charge
Gov. Lind telegraphe Gov. Scofield
day before yesterday that the claim made
by Clements friends that his life would
be in jeopardy if he went back to Fill
more county was absurd. Yesterday
morning he received the following re-
sponse from Wisconsins governor:
In the consideration Of the requisition
made by you on me for the extradition
OF one Clements, it has not been urged
nor has 1t entered my mind that Clements
life might be placed in jeopardy by his
removal to Minnesota
There are certain features of the case
about which 1 desire to inform myself be-
fore deciding whether to honor the reoui-
sttion or not, and to that end I have ask
| ed the attorney generals department to
investigate and report upon IT.
The romantic history of Todd and
Clements has nothing to do with Gov
Scof1eld's action in the case nor does
the fact that he obtained money from
Mrs. Greenleaf or Mrs. Todd. All that he
has to consider is the evidence that
formal charge of grand larceny in the
second degree has been made against
him and that his arrest has been ordered
in this state.
The requisition was obtained by County
Attorney Hopp, Of Fillmore county,, and
the papers were sent to Madison by the
proper authority.
The specific complaint which connects
Clements directly with the fraud-his
partner Todd already being in jail-is
made by Maj. Hotch.jss, of Omaha. lie
charges that in 1890 Clements received $500
from him to deposit il his bank On the
ground that he was doing banking bust
ness. Hotchkiss charges that he was not
doing banking business and that he
used the money simply for his own pur-
poses.
1t was on this charge that the criminal
information was laid. This step was not
taken before, according to County Attor-
ney Hopp. because Clements criminality
was not discovered until few weeks ago
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-01

mater. a. q. sqIires and q. F. woolsey.
held q meeting last night at tho office
of Schoonmaker 8 Fleming In the New
York Life building. and completed ar
rangements for the entertainment Of the
high court.
In the afternoon Of Monday two degree
teams from Minneapolis and Hamline
Will 9exemplify the work before the court
ana IN the evening an open meeting will
oe held for lodge members and thsir
friends. at which a musical and literary
programme will be given from O'Clock
to $3.50, to be followed by reception un-
I'll 13 O'Clock, refreshments will be served
by the ladies' court. and an informal hop
INDUCED In.
It is expected that Judges Southworth
and Longnecker, Of Chicago, will also
be present during the convention.
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GOOD FRIDAY CELEBRATION.
services Throughout the Day In All
the Catholic Churches

the Catholic Churches.
Good Friday, the day Of the church, $
wldowhood, was celebrated in the Ro-
man catholic churches yesterday, large
congregations being present So solemn
was the occasion at the cathedral ser
vices that the clatter Of the fire engines
rushing by to go to a fire a block away
during the evening service created but a
momentary tremor
l. The day of desolation in the church wa :
observed by stripping the altar of all its
ornaments, nothing remaining except the
cruc1tx, yelled In black and the six
candiest1cks. The sanctuary carpet was
taken away, and even the candles were
not lighted till the latter part of the
function. A. '-s ~
The priests did not offer sacrifice. they
did not stand In the place of Jesus Christ
and speak in His name and with His
power. They were rather the spokes-
men and Representatives of the. congre-
cation present
The service, which was celebrated by
Bishop O.Gorman. Fathers Mead. Dolau
and Eawler. consisted Of series of dis
tfnct actions.
The choir and priests approached the
sanctuary In silence, carving neither
incense nor lights, and dressed In black
Vestments. They prostrated themselves
on the floor and remained there while a
cloth and book were placed upon the
altar. Then they arose and at once pro-
ceeded to read the lessons and the col
lects After this the passion was sung
by the three priests.
Next came the supplication and the
petition. The celebrant sang eight pray
ers. prefacing each with a few words TO
show its object Before each prayer the
congregation knelt. First came the pray.
er for the church of God followed by
prayers for the Vicar of Jesus Christ. the
pope, happily reigning, the prayer for
bishops, priests and other servants of the
church; the catechumens; for all in trI-
bulation and danger; for hereties ana
schismatics; FOR the Jews and lastly that
our charity may embrace all human crea-
lures.
After this exercise the cross was unveil-
ed, the priests having removed their chas-
ubles in order to be the first to humble
themselves on this day of mourning. After
the cross was unveiled the mass of the
presanctified swaS said, and the candles
on the altar were lighted
Father Dolan preached a short sermon
giving an account of the suffering and
death of Christ.