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other things, rs follows:
sour boy, James, had the mcmbranous
group, and after he recovered he was
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WELLSBURG.
Doings ofPcoplc IN the brooke Coun-
~ Metropolis.

I
l.. P. Klein. OF Wheeling. by his nttor-
neys. Add.enan 6 Chapman. has flied
bill in chancery against the BSDoke
Cemetery Company ct al. The plaintiff
alleges that he and his wife nre the
owners Of Il lot In said cemetery, In
which the rem0ins OF their son, How
ard, who died In Wheeling, In August
OF last year, were inferred. and that on
October 9th the body was fprrIbly and
| without tho approval Of the plaintiff.
removed from the lot and re-interred In
Greenwood cemetery, Wheeling, under
direction OF Mary L. Klien, wife OF the
deceased. and her father. r. W. d. Bur-
ger. The court Is asked TO order the
| defendants to restore the body Of
Howard Klien to the lot from which 1t
was taken. Quite sensation was
caused ut the time Of the removal of the
body By the arrest OF Barscr ut the tn
stance of Elien. but he was discharged
at 4 hearing before Justice Russell.
Wellsburg and the surrounding coun-
try are to have the benefits OF free rural
| mail delivery. This was determined on
Mt conference held here yesterday ar
tcrnoon between Congressman b. b.
Dovener, Superintendent Smith. of the
rural mail delivery system, and n num-
Der of our leading citizens. including
Postmaster Jacobs. his successor John
u McNaify. Messrs. S. c. Gist. J. r..
Douglass. II. C. Meyer, Ed NJ. Smith,
Samuel Jacob. J. Z. Montgomery, W. NJ.
simpson. !. +. Cree and L. a. Sheets.
The proposed route will take In Beth
any, FoWlers. Independence. Lazcar-
vile, Collins and other points. The in
crcasing postal business OF Brooke
county fully justitlcs this move.
Matthias BurGbachcr and Bertha Will
liz. both OF New Matamoras. Ohio, So
cured n marriage license here Thursday,
and We're soon united In the bonds OF
matrimony. The groom Is sevcnty-tive
years OF age and the bride twenty-five.
There were objections to the marriage
on the part of Mr.. Burgbachers family,
hence the trip to Wellsburg. where the
old gentleman, who Is q wel-to-do Ger
man tailor. resided some thirty-two
years ago.
County court will meet on May 27,h
according to instructions from Auditor
Lnfollctte, to recommend three persons
10 the board OF public works. from
whom one will be selected TO make the
rc-nsscssmcnt OF Brooke county real
estate. SO far there nrc but two nppli-
cnnts for the position, which viii pay
$500. They are John l.. Meyer and John
Italston, both OF Buffalo district, and
both former county assessors.
Tho Gichrlst Coal Company ls hav-
INK big trade at the rusnes above
La7cnrvllc. They advertise for fifteen
more miners. They ship coal by rail,
md often have difficulty in recurring
sufficient cars.
"Wednesday. May Ord. was the thirty
ninth anniversary Of the marriage OF
Roy. and Mrs. 4. C. Hatfield. ana the
happy couple spent The dar with their
daughter, Airs. n. C. Hunter. Mt Frank
lin,
Jury Commissioners Lynn Rodgers
and Robert Wheeler will meet this AZ
tcrnoon TO draw the Jurors FOR the June
term Of circuit court.
a melting OF the stockholders OF the
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To.DAf's GAMES.
Youngstown ut Wheeling.
Grand Rapids ut Fort Wayne.
New Castle at Mansfield.
DAYTON at Toledo.

Wheeling lost we'll played game
with Youngstown, Friday afternoon be-
cause Roach was a puzzle the Nailers
we're unable to solve except to the ex-
tent OF five scattered hits. while. on the
other hand. the Giants hit Crablll for
ten safe hits. several Of which were
punched and materiallzed into the four
runs they scored. Roach's success was
due largely to the magnificent control
he exhibited. notwithstanding; the fact
that the grounds were muddy and the
bal! difficult to control.
The game was not called until nearly
o'clock. owing to the hard rain OF the
morning. which made the grounds a sea
Of mud. The liberal use of sawdust
on the .nheld. howevc!, made II. posi-
bic 10 play the game. Only a handful
Of spectators were present.
Wheeling got run in the first. Dobbs
60, base on balls. and with Durret.
down Niles also secured free transpor-
taAon. Lytlr was al out. but Kihni's
two-bagser in the air which the slow
condition OF the grounds shade II i'm.
possible to field for an out; brought in
Dobbs with the ran. ~.
Youngstown scored twice'sln the Sec
Ond. On Niles error. McCrcdlc was
safe at first. but he was retired on Gam
zei's inAeM hit. Ber,e -walked and
Donovans hit scored Camel. Roach
was the second out, but5cSan Buren's
single scored the seconGsrun. Dono-,
vans. 80,
In the sixth, the visitors scored their
second pair Of runs. Connofs hit for u
base. stole second. TRULY: tried to- SAG
rItlce but the best he could do was
styikc-out, McCredie hit for two bases,
scoring Conors. and BcrtetsJtwo-bagger
scored McCrcdic. ~,
In Whecling's lucky eighth the locals
scored once on Dobbs' three4bagser and
Durrctts single. but the next three, men
Mere outs. In the ninth the locals We're
downcd In OGa-tr3 .thrse order. .Scorc:
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AI'MECUEN NOTES,
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.


Rev. and Mrs. U, q. G. Carroll c. f.
Goodwin. Mrs. James Chambers and
Miss Bertha Rucknlal have been elect
of the E.pworth League, which meets a
Moundsvilie, the 18th and i9th OF this
month.
Mrs. Phillips has returned 10 her home
at Bcllaire, after n weeks v!sS at the
home or her daughter. Mrs. J. w. Ket-
tclwell. of Gran. street.
Mr., William StilIwel. OF Moundsvllle.
aud Miss Edna LETTERS. will be married
at the home of the brides mother. on
the evening of June !.
Mrs. Perry Morrow, OF Potomac, Pa,
Is here on visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson yelling.
w. P. Mcdonald and wife have re-
turned TO their home at Parkcrsburg,
after visiting friends here.
Miss Agnes Garrison has returned TO
her home at Littleton. after 4 pleasant
visit with friends here.
Mrs. Mary Riggs. OF Wheeling. Is vls-
Ting her mcther. Mrs. s. Il. Hancn, Of
Washington avenue.
Mrs. George Ar.z has returned home,
"'N'i - I'"aS-tt NisIs VIVA hk
Martins Ferry.
Cash Hartley, OF Proctor, is here. the
guest OF his brother. II. j, Hartley, OF
Lincoln avenue.
Rev. r. d. Eden and family ore the
guests OF friends ana relatives ut Wood
land this week.
Mrs. Guthrie. OF Jswett. Ohio, is Wis
itiug at the home o: her son. on Wash
ingTon avenue.
William Jones has resigned his posi-
ton at the transfer sheds OF the Balts-
more & Ohio.
Mrs. James HirenbauSh, who has
been sick FOR several weeks. Is improv-
Ing.
Alrh. Clifford Penick has returned
from visit 10 her parents at Glen Ens-
ton.
o. V. Turney is on The sick list.
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MOUNDSyILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

The commencement exercises at the
school hall last night, was one of the
finest In the history OF the school, a
large crowd was present and enjoyed
the exercises very much.
The Symphony Orchestra furnished
the music. which was very much aHpre-
ciatcd. The programme, which WAS in.
terspersed with music by the orches-
ira, was carried out as follows:
Essay-Famous Prisons.
Miss Berthu d. Risinger.
oration-EHlogy OF Lafayette.
MIR. Clarence ). Potter.
Dcclamnton-Th Fools Prayer.
Miss Mary b. Bowly.
Oration-Genius. Talent and Tact.
Miss Anna C. Roberts.
Essay-Labor C,onquers Everything.
Miss Mary u. Roberts.
Declamnt!on-The Chariot Race.
Miss Anna NJ. Griffith.
Possibilities.
Mr.. Merton Carroll.
Preservation OF diplomas by Z. G. Rob-
etts pressden, school board.
William WOODBURY. has rented his
building on the south side of Seventh
street, until recently occupied by the
fire companies, to r. G. Blankensop.
who will commence the manufacture %
ladies' clothing as soon us the building
can be furnished for the work. 4
The G. a. II. will have very import
ant meeting at their hall tonight. Pre-
parations will he made for the obscrv-
anco Of Decoration Day. and other
questions will be considered. All mem
berS should be present.
Thomas Gntts Is expected home from
California, to-day, where he has been
for some time. looking over some TIM
berei lands. He purchased an interest
In n large tract OF timber for the firm OF
Cats & Gray.
The pupils Of room No. Il. OF the Gen.
trail school building presented their
teacher. Miss Mauhe jefferson, with Il
beautiful chair yesterday. at the closing
OF the school.
Several families have already moved
to the camp grounds and others win oc-
.cupy their cottages there soon. The ont
look FOR good season at the grounds
Ia excellent. -.r-1
j. NJ. Clayton Is home from Jewett.
Ohio, for few days visit. He Is In the
employ of the Jcwett car works. and cI-
poets 10 move his family 10 that town
soon.
Mrs. W. II. Webster leaves to-day for
Chicago. TO Join her husband. who has
secured a position there. They will
make their home IN the western city.
AfiSs Daisy Cats viii teach a sum-
mcr school In the ]. o. o. +. hall on
Tenth street, commencing Monday.
lion. S. W. Mathews and ], y. Burley
went to parkcrsburg yesterday on
business,
]. II. Johnson ana Frank Callahan
have been granted liquor Licenses by
council.
Miss Mary Hornbrook, Of Powhntan,
Is visiting relatives In the city.
Or ". D. Stewart hns been appoint
cd city health officer. aF
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Wlicc.ins's
Progressive Nciyhlor.

Progressive Neighbour.
Special train for the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling Massillon excursion Sun
day. will leave the Cleveland. Loraln 6
Wheeling depot at . a. M: Hanover
street at 900 a. M; Washington street
at 9:05 n. M: Aetna-StanGard mill, 9:0S:
return. leave Massillon, Z p. IN. Fare
only 81 round trip. Is
At the meeting of council last Tues
day.cvcDlng, an adjournment was taken
until this evening. when 1t is hoped that
by n full attendance OF members the
new body may be organized. the at.
tempt made at the last meeting being
frustrated by Il tie vote for president.
The Juvenile Good Templurs No. Z
.held. well attended and interesttTe
meeting In the Jr. o. U..A. NJ. hall yes
terday afternoon. The membership OF
the order is increasing rapidly. and
thirteen were added to the list at yes
terday's meeting.
George W. Kieger. arrested Thursday
evening. for wife-beattng. was released
from custody yesterday afternoon. his
wife. who was instrumental In his ar
rest, appearing ana withdrawing the
charge. Kieser paid tho costs In the
'Gass.S
Presiding Elder Jackson, Of Steuben-
Vile. Will conduct quarterly conference
: ia che Methodist Episcopal church to-
light, To.nIorrow evening he will as
sist Rev. Morton with communion SER
Vices.
George McClainc, of Bridgeport. will
move to this city In n few days, and &C.
bn
Broadway. Mr.. Fennum has moved to
the Timberlake property on Fifth street..
George Helling, teacher of the SOUTH
school, has resigned his position as
schoolmaster and has accepted POSI-
ton In the Laughlla mill office.
DR., B., o. Williams. who has been in
New York City FOR the past six weeks,
taking a. postgraduate course In medi-
cine. will arrive home to-day.
Funeral, services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary Williams who died Thurs
day will be held In ST. Mary's church
at o'clnck this morning.
Prof. ". II. Stewart has been reap
pointed by the school board as superln-
tendant Of our public schools FOR the
next two years.
Harry Humpiirevile has purchased
from James Bayless the store room on
Fourth street, now being occupied by
him.
Pref. A., H. Reynolds. OF the high
school, went to his home near Clar!ng-
ton yesterday. to spend Sunday.
The Alumni held rehearsal for their
entertainment or the 10th inst, in the
opera house last evening.
Mrs. Michael Ryan, OF Sixth street.
who has, been very low with consump.
ton. Is slowly improving.
Rev. Douds. OF Allegheny, will ill The
United Presbyterian pulpit Tomorrow
morning and evening.
Oscar Hampton, OF Be!laire, was the
guest Of William McWiliiams and fam
lily yesterday.
r. D. Robinson went to Grandview.
O.. yesterday. to make short visit with
relatives.
The Belmont Union BARRIERS Will hold
their postponed session Monday even
Ing.
(. The ferry boat Conveyor Will make
trip to Wheeling wharf tonight.
Z, 4, ]. a. Drenner vas transac;ias
pusness at Maynard YESTERDAY.
.t;T. ..Husklns has returned from East
7 tvrr-lanI
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osyka, Miss Inot used 1t. I
have told many others the good n did
mo. Everybody said thnt I had con-
sumption, and knew that would have
1t unless got relief. Every fail for the
last four years I.takc it as preventive
from cold. l believe that II pcopio
know what q great preventive Pe-ru-na
is they would have less trouble from
that dreaded disease, Ia grippe. Itnover
falls. am well advanced in years, but
! feel that I might live through many
winters with tho help OF Pe-ru-na. /
never forget TO recommend It to young
us we'll us old for all kinds Of colds,
coughs, catarrh, etc. ! feel it my duty
to give praise where 10 is due. l nm and
ever shall DO grateful to the man who
discovered Pe-ru-na."
1t Is fact of ever-increasinga stonish-
mcnt that 80 many otherwise sensible
and provident people will, for the neg
lect of so simple precaution as to havo
u bottle of Pc-ru.na ut hand, bring upon
themselves the needless suffering and
foolish expense that q practitioner OF
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Rea! Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. 16la
Main street, ap4
Trusec Sales.
VNRUsTEES SALE.
corner i4tt aud Market Sta.

BY virture OF deed OF trust made by
R: II. Gillcspy and Lizzie b. Gillespy, his
wife to mo. as trustee, dated May 81, 1902,
county court OF Ohio county, West Viz
gtnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. Is. page
Ia, VII, sell CT the north fr1nt door OF
tho court house OF said comfy on
SATURDAY. the ard DAY, OF JUNE, 1869,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. IN. the fol-
\ certain piece OF real estate In the city
Of Wheeling. ohio county, Wet NiTin!a,
Described AZ follows: a piece OF land b6,
inS 10 feet long and 20 feat Wide, iytttg In
tho north part Of said city. and east OF tho
common rL'ad. on the margin Of the Ohio
river. commencing for the same Mt Il point
about go feet In q north-casterly direction
from the north end OF the east pHrapct
wall OF the bridge over Jonathnn's Gus, IN
tho ftnc Of tho Horth-wcst front OF the
house commonly known as the Stone house
grocery built by Andrew Thalmann
upon the lot OF ground now 6a-
ing described: thence In the limo
OF tho front OF the said stone house
grocery. one hundred and fifteen feet to
the northwest corner OF said tract OF
land; thence south-castorly and ut right
angles TO said front line seventy-flvo feet:
thence southerly and parallel with said
thence north-wcstwardly sevcnty.flve feet
20 tho place OF beginning. together with
tho buildings thereon and all others up
purtsnances thercunto belonging, reserv-
Ing. however, q strip OF ground running
lengthwsc through the property OF unt-
form width OF twelve feet TO DO kept open
as u road: and rcEcrving also tho coal I'm,
der the property md the right to mine
and remove the saIHtt y
TERMS OF SALB:-Onc-third and ~
much more as the purchaser elects to pay
In cash on the day Of sale, tho balance
In two equal instaliments ut one and two
years. notes bcGriHg interest from tho day
of salo TO be given for th% deferred pay
naeHtS. w ]. ". CoWDEN,
Trustee,
Y n NoYvf-v hf,ettoOnp- avn
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HOWARD liAZLETT,
NbHc Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.

Will offer for anlc ut tho front door OF
the court house Of Ohio county. w. Va, on
saturday, May G. commencing at 10 u.
m. that desirable piece OF property. No.
OF Chapltnc and Thirteenth streets, east
side; lot 81 feet on. Chaplinc stree; and
running back an oven width about 1870 feet
TO an alley. Has good house OF thirteen
rooms ana al modern convcniences Mt
Tackled; good stable IN rear.
Terms or Salc:-Ono-thrd cnsh or more.
II tho purchaser so cleo. on Gay OF gglc;
tho balance IN two equal annual pay
mcnts, with interest secured by deed OF
trust on the property Sold. Title perfect.
MRS. SALliE D. MERRISAN.
Adm'!. OF estate OF John Donlon, deed.
J. 9. llervcy. Aucuonccr. n,yl
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BELLAIRE
Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
of Belmont County

OF belmont County
The deal for the Stewart enamel
plant In this city Is said to have been
on terms az follows: For building. ma
ch,nery of all kinds tho stockholders re-
ceire sjee99 In the stock OF the new
company. onc-halc preferred and one
half common. For the manufactured
ware and raw materials on hand the
stockholders get the sum of S25,Cl cash.
The Stewart Company retains is book
accounts, bills payable etc, and when
collected this will he distributed among
present stockholders. The plant will
continue In operation for the present,
md will run at least until the orders
now on hand have been il!el. After
.that no one knows what may happen.
The combine may take all the plants
here. or may close this one down.
George Adams, the cmplope OF the
STANDARD Boiler & Bridge Company,
who was badly II not fatally injured by
n fall from Il scnf;oid at Mlnqo, Is at
his home here and hopes OF his rccov-
cry nrc entertained.
Charlie Rcdmnu and Harry Caplto.
two young colOrcd boys, ran away from
home the first Of trls week aud all er-
forts 80 far TO locate them have been
futile.
The Cleveland. LoraIn & Wheeling
RAILROAD will make excursion rates to
MasS!'l8a Sunday, for ball game
there, and will run IL special train.
Charles Tcctcrs nnd Elsie Scclcy were
fined By the mayor yesterday sor fight
Inv over domestic troubles
"A train load OF immigrants, the nrs,
In long while. went vest over the Bal
umorc & Ohio, yesterday.
John Davis Is home from Richmond,
whero'hc has been looking after paving
contracts.
William Ia Roche hough, tho X. C,
FGriS property for $500.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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pous feet. and Instantly takes tho sting
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Foot-EnSe makes tight or npw shoes frui
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cRllous and hot, tired, .achIns feet. Try
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package FREE: Address. Alien s. DIN.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT Pittsburgh. Score: RIFE
,Nlsburgh IL o 0 o. 222 o. II
louisville ...2 90 OF 20 O-.j 10 Z
Earned runs. Pittsburgh .. Louisville 2,
rilch"rs, Lever and phil,ppi. Time OF
bau. '''
M bhltlmora,t' II. II i
Philadelphia y 0 1 90 o. 0 0.G II 1
Earned runs. Philadelphia &, baltimore
l.. HattorieH. SopE and ftobinTor. Wfro-
Ter ana Mcfarland. EMPIRES, Hunt and
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A MATCH GAME.

a match game was arranged yoster-
day afternoon between the All Wheel
inSs ana cracks representing the 7. NJ.
C.. a., to be rolled on the Y. NJ c. ~. s
alleys next Wednesday evening. The
WheciihGs Will liuc-up rs follows:
Stevenson Brown. Campbell Handlan
md Bosley. The Y. NJ. C.. AS repre-
scntat!ves will be Charles RAIDER. John
RAIDER, Edward Handy. Rudolph Schott
and Frank Miller.
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Riverside glass works IL called for May
goth. to consider recent propositions 10
enter the glass trust.
Prof. B. T. Bsanpied has resigned the
chair of natural sciences at Bethany
college and gone to his homo in Yer
mont
Mike McManus has returned from
two months trip TO Denver Colo. where
he had taken fine racing horse.
Judge II. c. Hervey will hold n spec
ial term OF Circuit: court to-day at .
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Hon. William

Hon, William
Youngblood, Audi
tor for tho Interior,
writes from Wash
inpton. nc TO DR.
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('SESISISTIFSj

improved. 1t has proved NIL You have
claimed for 1t, and I take pleasure in
recommending 1t to anyone who Is
afflicted with catarrh." Pe-ru-na has
become, in multitude of households,
absolutely Indispensable.
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Earned runs. Wheeling !. youngstown =.
Two b1se hits. kim, McCredic. Rcrtc
Three base hits, Dobbs. Stolen bases, Con-
nOrs McCredle. Double plays. Donovan
and Berte. Buses on halls.Loff Crabill /.
on Roach 3. Hit batsnen. by Crabii !.
S.7cl; out. by Crablll 3. by Roach l.
Passed balls. Hunt l. Time, l:55. Umpire,
Coean.
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BOWLING.

Enthusiasm in bowling was at fever
heat last night, when the fastest bowling
teams in the city. the crack Tom Moores
ard Emb,em's Colts came tcge:her on
tic Musee alleys for the first time this
season. 1t was rcd hot from start 10
finish. and everybody got HIS moneys
worth. The Colts took two out OF three.
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medicine is forced to witness every day.
IA soon MS the value OF Pe-ru-na Is
fully appreciated by every household,
both as a preventive and euro Of these
affections, tens Of thousands OF lives will
DO saved, and hundreds of thousands OF
chronic, lingering cases OF disease pre-
vented. Pe-ru-na Is the household safe-
guard.
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A FREE BOOK.

A book on chronic catarrli sent free to
any address by The Pc-ru-na Drug Man
utacturtng Company, Columbus, Ohio.
This book consists OF DR.. Hartman's
regular winter course OF medical lect-
urcs at the Surgical Hotel. Ask any
druggist for 3 free Pe.ru-ns ALMANAC
for ls90.