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Hegai ToGres
DRODATE OF WILL.

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Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Ohio County. State Of West Virginia.
II the matte: OF the probate OF the last
: VIII and testament OF James l.. Ilny.
B deceased. #E
The object OF tho petition filed In this
matter on the 9Th day OF June. 1899, is 10
have admitted TO probate paper writ
Ing purpor,ing to be the viii OF James
L. Hay. deceased. bearing date the 18th
day Of january. 1895. And 1t appearing
from an affidavit Hlcl with me In my
Office that Fred. Leslie Hay. Incz -
ans - -. her husband, and
Presley z. Hay. interested persons ara
non-rcsidcnts OF this state. It is ordered
that they do appear Of my office. In the
city OF Wheeling, in the county and state
aforesaid. within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof. md DO what
Is necessary 10 protect their interests In
said matter. The hearing OF said petit
ton Is set for the 9th day OF July. 1881.
ut 10 o'clock H. nj. ~
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Clerk.
JAMES p. ROGERS. Attorney.
Published the first time June 7.1Sea.
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game the so by. Bays the Morsantown
New Dominion. but the temptation WAS
too strong and he has taken the one.
that has been made him by thenl.
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To-day's programme contains the fol-
lowing events:
First, Is; second. Is; third, 20: fourth,
10: fifth. Is: sixth, 25: seventh, 10;
eighth, 10: ninth. 20: tenth, 10.
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kfssE
ne The quickest and surest wav 10 II.
recovery OF lost health, is by liz nse az
mat radical and rational remedy, Dr..
Herce,s Golden Medical Discovery. Dis
cases which originate in the stomach.
must be cured through the stomach. n
host Of chronic sufferers WHO had . doc.
tored +" for years fer diseased hear.
liver Or spleen. have at last used Golden
Niedica! discovery" for the blood, ston-
ach ana organs OF digestion and nutri-
aoil, and tonnd perfect cure of the
hitherto lncurable ailments. Tile most
convincing argument for trial of the
Golden Medical Discovery" is that il
mas cured so many people "giyen up"
BY the doctors.
There is no alcohol, cocaine, opium
or other narcotic in Golden Medical
Discovery"
II have long felt 1t my duty to acknowledge
to you what your Golden Medical Discovery
and Favorite Prescription have done for me"
writes Miss Alice Hampton. OF i9e East 4th ST,
Lexington Ky. had intermittent fever (or
medicines. and tai pronounced ineH,r6ir. Had
very bad cough. My anna. and shoulders
would ache and sometimes would feel 60
nnmb though. ] was dying. I had also a
bad case 81 womb trouble from which suffered
great ,phn, Had it not been for DR.. picree's
medicines I know would have been in my
grave. have taken three bottles OF each OF
your medicines"
For stonacll, bowels and liver, when
disordercd, use DR.. Pierce's Pleasan,
Pellets .
10. F..
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Health is a price
less jewel. Every
body ad,uits that.
Yet the people who
protect their gold
by burglar alarms,
aud lock their dia.
inonds in a steel
vault, make not the
least effort TO pro-
tect the jewel they
declare TO be price
less. Some day they
find Tic jc%el IS
gone, stolen en- b. thici
Disease, and they
are willing to give
everything TO get it
4, ~.
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Senerai ToHcrs.
NOT ICE
Of the Drawing for Redemp-
zion of Bonds of 1855 of
the City of Wheeling.

Notice IS hereby given by the commits
sioners OF the loan OF 1855 Of the city OF
Wheeling that or June S. 1892. pursuant
10 tho requirements or the ordinance OF
said cIty, passed May y. 1885. entitled, IAN
ordinance to provide for the Issue and sale
Of bonds OF the city of Wheeling. to DO
known as bonds OF 1885, and for the re-
dcmpt!on and payment thereof. and pro-
vIdiny for payment Into the city treasury
OF certain amounts from the revenues OF
the rns and water works" the following
described bonds issued under the said or
Ginance were duty determined by lot by
saih commissioners for redemption and
pnyment on the !irst duy df July. 1876. to-
wit:
No eleven or.......................... 800
No. fn-ty-nirc or....................... so
No Siyty.four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
No. sevcut, mine for. ................... 600
No. one hundred and twcnty-seven
for ,,.....,.......,..- ...'...:.....".... l,Uo
No, ono hundred and forty-iive for.... 1000
No. two hundred and eight for...... 900
No. :wo hundred and forty for.u.... 1000
No. two hundred and sc"cnty-e!ght
Tor ..........". '.:......... LUZ
No, two hundred ami ninety-thrcc for l.O06
No, two hundred and Rinety-cight for Loco
No. three hundred and twenty for.... loo
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
at tho Bank OF the Ohio Valley. In
the city OF Wheeling. W. Va. on and nj
ter said first day o. July. 1922. and
sn!d bonds 90 determined vii cease to bear
interest from the Inst mentioned day and
ALFRED CALDWELL,
l.. Z. SANDS.
u. W. PETERSON,
jclG Commissioning Of the Loan Of ISIS:
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BAD management keepa more people
IN poor circumstances than any other
one cause To bG successful one must
look ahead and plan ahcud so that
when favorable opportunity presents
Itself he is ready 10 take advantage of
It. 4 little f0rethought win also save
much expense and valuable time. a
prudent md careful man will keen a
bottle OF Chamberlaln's Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy In the house,
the sh!ftlcss fellow will wait until ne
CCssity compGls II nnd then ruin hls
best horse going for n doctor and have
n hla doctor bill TO pay. besides: one
phys out 81 cents, the other Is out a
hundred dollars and then wonders why
his noighbor IL getting richer while no
Is getting poorer. For sale BY drug
EistS.
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BONING.

]. p. Egan. of New York. advance
agent for Champion Jim Jefrrles, was
In Wheeling yesterday completing ar
engagements for the champions exhibl-
ton at the Metropolitan club. next Fri.
day evening. Mr.. Egan says JeCrries
Will surely be here. and that Jefrries
comes largely on Oscar Gardeners ac-
count. 1t is of Interest also to learn
that Cincinnati was after the Wheeling
date, but was too late In making con-
ncctions, so the show will likely have
to skip Cincinnati! Jcffries Is on his
way to san Francisco and will give
few exhibitions ut Chicago and other
western cities en- route. and Wheeling IS
fortunate in securing him.
In the combination are the cham
pion's SparrinS partners, trainers, etc.
Billy. Delaney, Jim DAILY, Ross ONeiii
and Tommy Ryan. the greatest welter-
wciSht living. Friday night Jc:iries
VIII spar six rounds taking the bunch
OH one at q time for each round, al
though Ryan. who Is preparing for his
match With Mysterious" Billy Smith,
may not go on with the big fellow, for
1t Is rather risky clashing with the
giant.
JciIri&s will illustrate the various
punches and the Knockout blow used
on FltzSimmOns, and the exhibition
VIII be worth going miles to see. His
manager. William A. Brady, left yes
terday for England to make arrange
lHentS for the mitch with Charley Nit
chell. JciIrieS expects TO finish the
Englishman In short order. Mr. Eagan
said that Jeffrles was very confident of
defeating Sharkcy again when they
meet in the fall. JefgrIeS ia to 20 on
the road after this fight. starring IN, the
play entitled, ''Thc Rough Rider" writ
ter for him.
The Metropolitan club will hold n
boxing carnival next week. to accom-
modatc the spOrt-loving visitors to the
Ell;S' fair. On Tuesday evening Jack
Bennett. OF Mckecsport. Pa, and Mat.
~ Matthews. OF New York, Will meet
in Il contest scheduled to go twenty
rounds. The club has secured IL good
ten-round preliminary for the bout.
"l3uZZ" Nuber and George Church. OF
Buffalo, n. Y. bantams, form the card,
and this event would be main Mt
traction In some cities. On Thursday
night. Dick O'BrIcn of Staten Island,
and Harry Fisher, of Brooklyn, heavy
weights, will mix II up ana the prelim;-
mary vii! likely bring together Chip
py Chaplin: and George Garlic for ten
rounds.
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rJNHE INTELLlGENcER PRINTING
GCCUnXTE AND Prompt WORK.
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NEW CASTLE. Pa. June @Q.-To-day's
game was holly contested from start to
finish. but was finally won by New Castle
in tho twelfth inning. The score up to this
The twelfth they made two runs and won
the game. in the twelfth inning Barclay
made hit. which was followed by an
other hit by Farrell. With two men out
and two on bases. Grafilus made three
Dagger. which won the game. In Wheel
iag's half they could do nothing. STREET.
and Poole. the opposing pitchers. both
pitched good bal! and were given good sup
rnr' The Scn-n. :
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New Castlf: 1. Wheeling ..
Dayton ), Grand Rapids Q.
Toledo II. Fort Wayne l.
Mansfield q Youngstown I.
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HARD FOUGHT CAME.

thinner: McGlnnity and Robinson. I'm
pires, Swartwood and Warner. Time, las.
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Scr Reni
FOR RENT.
q rooms on Fifteenth street
at Sis per month.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
1065 Main Street.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works OF the city of
Wheeling until T. O'Clock noon, Saturday.
July !. 1889. for paving certain streets and
alleys with vitrified paving brick Spcclh-
cations can be obtained Mt the office OF
the Clerk of the Board. The successful
bidder or bidders will be required to fur
nish bond in the sum Of three thousand
(S3.tpo dollars. with surety. to be approved
by the board. for the faithful performance
OF the contract The numes OF the sure
tics must accompany each bid. Proposals
must be made on printed forms, which will
be furnished by the Clerk. The proposals
shall be marked Proposals for Paving"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. VIM. II. HORNISH.
Jc2O Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al feet and
falling. Threatening,
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To.nAy,c cAnEc

To-DAY'S GAMES.
Wheeling al New Castle.
Mansfield at YOUNGSTOWN
Grand Rapids at Dayton
Toledo at Fort Wayne
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.


The Daily Chronicle of Whceling's
Progressive Nclghbor.
Marshal Llndemuth and officer Err
vim found the bicycle yesterday that
was stolen from Clark Gilbert at tho
Hotel Maine IN Bridgeport. They have
been working quietly but diligently on
the case for some time and II was not
until yesterday that the wheel was To-
Gated. II was found ut the home of
Coon Keller back of Bridgeport, who
claims that ho purchased same from an
unknown for s.. Keller was brought to
this city and placed In Jail to await fur
Their Investigations in the cnse.
The funeral Of Miss Edith klnuser
occurred yesterday morning Mt 10
O'Clock from the residence OF her grund-
father. David Soudevs, on Third street.
interment was made at RlvervIeW GEM
ctery.
a number Of young folks will picnic
ut the Sister Islands to-day. They Will
go up on the steamer Buyne and re-
turn on the Ferry Conveyor.
Mrs. George Heron and daughter, of
MainSn. Ohio. are the guests of the
family of George Becker. on Broadway.
The Lilies OF the Valley and Chalfant
Mission Bands will picnic to-day on the
Wiley farm, back of town.
Mrs. w. Fl. Stewart and sons, Will
and Arthur, leave Friday for Oxford,
Ohio, TO visit relatives.
Rev. Everett Morris. of Lucyvllle,
Pa. Is the guest Of his parents, on
North Fourth street.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
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Next Sunday there will be an eycur-
sion from Bellaire, Bridgeport and the
other over-therirer towns to Cleve-
land. The train leaves Bridgeport at
G:l0 q, IN.
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MR. HUNTINGToNs SPEECH.

= GOOD speech in its way was that of Coils P
I \ Huntington at the Southern Pacific banquet.
but the way wrong. Instead OF moving for
ward discussion OF the best means Of promoting
the welfare OF people now living in California it
tended mainly to consideration of the problem Of
getting more people to live here 1t is clearly not an
increase in the prosperity of California but an in
in the number OF persons who are subject to
the traffic taxes OF the Southern Pacific that interests
the gentleman
What California needs to-day" he said SIS more
people. What you merchants need is more customers
tc buy your goods" Then he uttered an epgrammatic
having all the dignity OF an axiom: The
only way you can get them is by having them here
To accomplish the filing of the long felt want Mr..
Huntington suggested the importation of Firms.
"One little colony of hard-worIing economical viz
tuous people like the Finns, he said would leaven
the whole lump, for their example would be an in
citement to thousands, who seeing their good work
and their good fortune would strive to share it."
None will dispute the desirablity OF increasing our
population, will there be any objection to an i'm
portaton of Firms, provided they come to the State
with enough of money and skill to render them self
supporting from the start without crowding the labor
market and depressing the rate OF wages That how
ever is a comparatively minor issue at'present Cali
fornians are more interested Just now in questions
OF SlIdI lldu OF immigration from
Finland Had Mr.. Huntington made his speech on
freight would have been no doubt Just as much
appauded at the banquet board and far more accept
able to the public.
Were the industries and the commerce of California
relieved from the burdens of excessive freight charges
there would be no need of applying to any foreign
land for immigrants The natural riches of the State
are such that if it not for the artificial handicap
put upon progress by the railroad monopoly the pros
perity which would attend all its industries would
soon attract to cities and to our fields large
number of enterprising young Americans from all
parts of the East
Despite all the Interstate Commerce Commission
has DONE despite all the efforts of our merchants and
manufacturers there exist ample for believing
our trade is grossly Disseminated against by the great
transcontinental lines. Mr. Huntington holds DO
tent position in railroad circles He has proven him
self in many a conflict to be able, adroit and bold
Californians therefore justified in thinking that
if this issue he fought hard for the interests of
the State he has been known to fight against them
at times we would now have much more favorable
freight rate only his line, but on all trans
continental lines 1t is for that his speech at
the banquet will be regarded as something of mis-
take. He spoke on the wrong subject.
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THE NEWS FROM MANILA.

4 MOTHER illustration OF the superiority OF the
I \ special news service OF The Call and the New
York Herald was given yesterday in the dis
patches from Manila announcing that Luna, chief of
staff OF Aguinaldo, had sent an officer to lines
to ask a cessation of hostilties
That important item of news was sent to this coun-
try exclusively by The Call-Herald service. In New
York it was published by the Herald only The diff
ference in point OF time between that city and San
Francisco enabled the Examiner to obtain it from
New York after the Herald was on the street. and it
therefore published in this city by that paper, but
without proper credit.
The importance OF the news in this case renders it
notable illustration OF the effectiveness OF The Call
Herald service, but it was by no means rare per
formance. In fact hardly week has passed since
the with Spain began without furnishing some
proof OF the superiority OF gathering agency
The Call and Herald, it will be remembered were first
to get report OF the battle of Manila from an eye
witness, and the first to give news of the
suit for peace on the part OF the insurgents To main
tain effective service OF course requires consd
cradle expenditure OF energy and money but in the
end it pays better than Creeman fakes or stealing
news
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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

E. S. Valentine, Fresno banker Is al
the Lick.
SUPERIOR Judge c. E. Mclaughlin Of
Quincy, Cal. is at the Russ
H. s Allen mining superintendent OF
Sonora, is located at the Grand
J. C. Scott, proprietor of the Lick Paper
Mills. at San Jose, is a guest at the can
fornia.
]. c. Walker, Fresno capitalist. is reg
istered at the Lick with his wife ana
daughter.
B. D. Murphy came up from San Jose
yesterday morning and took quarters at
the Palace.
c. Tinkham. manager of the Sierra Mill
and Lumber Company at Chico, Is staying
at the Grand !
w. A. veith and H. J. Pfuger, two
large fruit-growers of Fresno, are regis
tered at the Grand.
Frank r. Wehe, District Attorney OF
Downieville, is at the Lick, accompanieo
by his wife and son.
Judge ]. F. Davis of Jackson, DR.. A. r.
Mackay and wife of Portland, Or are
among the arrivals at the Palace
J. F. Beck. a Montana capitalist, who
has returned from Honolulu, where he
went with a view to making investments
is at the Russ.
J. w. Wiley, a business man of Med
ford, Or, and j. W. Donohue, represent
ative of a mining syndicate in Sonora
Mexico, are late arrivals at the Russ.
State Senator c. D. Clarke of Wyoming
who has been visiting in Hawaii with MS
wife, registered at the Palace yesterday
They will leave for their home in Evans
ton shortly.
yiscount NJ. de LaOry of France and
41ooT 1eyaT
America Maru which arrived yesterday.
They have engaged apartments at the
California and return from protracted
visit to Honolulu.
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ETERNAL VIGILANCE.

L TERNAL vigilance will undoubtedly be the
price of securing a competitive railway fran
- chse on Geary street. If the Supervisors grant
the application OF the Market street combine for per-
mission to build electric road that thoroughfare
between Taylor street and Grant avenue they may give
away the entire subject. There is reason to
believe that the Market street company has not aban-
done1 its plan OF securing long franchise Geary
street, free from the restrictions which will be thrown
around it by the charter 1t is understood that
the present franchise, which expires in 1902 will be
surrendered time during the next three or four
months and that the present Board of Supervisors
will be asked to advertise for the sale Of privilege
upon the street, extending the time limited by
the new charter, which is twenty-five years.
Inasmuch as the Market street company now has a
road upon the street in actual operation it is in pd
ston to bid higher for franchise than any COM
petng company and if an award is made at this time
will undoubtedly be able to prevent the introduc
ton of a competitor. The situation will be changed
somewhat if the sale of franchise is postponed until
the expiration of the present privilege The new char
ter will then be in effect and there will be some en-
couragement for competing corporation to make a
bid with a view to securing the privilege At all
events the attempt of the Market street company to
gobbe up this street without reference to the rights
of the people who reside and own property on il
should be thwarted
1t will be dangerous for the Board of Supervisors
grant any privileges to the proposed "corkscrew
line upon Geary street That line is designed to run
route formerly covered by what was known as
the Central Railway Company whose franchise on
Geary street does not expire for many years to come
The Central company did not have the privilege of
using electricity, and to permit at the present time
the OF electricity Geary street from Taylor to
Grant avenue may and probably will eopardze a con-
tinuous franchise for that street No competing COM
pany will desire to build road over line partly oc-
cupied by the combines cars.
Eternal vigilance, have said is the solution
of this difficulty The Supervisors will be recreant to
their trust il they are fooled into giving away Geary
street to this grasping corporation
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HELP FOR THE AGED.
Mrs. Sabin Opens Her Home for the
Episcopal Old Ladies.

The reception and musicale given yes
terday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
John l. Sabin, 2S2S California street, for
the benefit of the Episcopal Old Ladies'
Home, was both a financial and social
success. The beautiful home was crowded
during the afternoon and evening, and
special attention was paid to the excellent
musical programme. Miss Miller. paniste.
Miss Millie Flynn. Frank Coffin and Dan
Gorham contributed to the afternoon
programme.
In the evening the choir of Grace
Church, under the direction of Professor
Holt, contributed the musical part of the
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

Columbia-"The Wrong Wright
Californa-"A Old Time"
Opera ouse-'El Captain"
Orpheum-Vaudevile
Alcazar-"Capain Swift"
Tivoli-''The Gesha."
Chutes Zoo nd Free Theaer-vaudevie every
and evening.
Olynpa-Corner Ellis streets, Speciates.
Panorama Co., Market street near Eighth
Battle Of Manila Bay.
AIhambra observation-disclosures Concert.
Recreation Baseball
Union Coursing Park-Coursing to-day
Glen Park Mission Zoo. Sunday.
El Campo-The popular bay resort. ADJUSTMENTS every
sunday
Campers ExcursionTo Santa Cruz Mountains. Sunday.
April 30.
Excursion Cruz Mountains-Monday, May l.
Sutro Baths-Grand openng SUNDAY. April 30.
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entertainment. Among the soloigts were
Holmes the Epgsh gaPked y0gst Sho haTs Rss
Tbe eem Of the evening was the "Minia-
tureg ne ssiPi in " which pretty girls posed The
pictures included AutuImnEr Er,s6 by ysonf5ae MfS sR
!n,,ae13 "a To3iise Of Prussia" by Miss Prin-
de: !esT "Pompadour. In by Miss Gibbs. and
Princess Postowka" by Miss ;9dfdt Klinei e. the
Mrs. Sabn, assisted by the % IhelgS bo13rs u 'l of
tbe 9aFG entertainment eTteh we're from till in the
afternoon and from till L in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-29

CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
V. R. and A s., City. The California
Savings and Loan Society in liquidation
has paid three dividends, the last one
in October, 1885, the total paid in divi-
dends to that date being 13 per cent.
real estate it held for depositors' books
and in that way has made a settlement,
including dividends. equal to SO per cent
There is no telling when another divi-
dend can be declared. as it is impossible
to know when property still held by the
bank can be realized upon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-29
CA1IFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Walter Green of
San Francisco is at the Imperial. Mrs.
c. Meyer of San Francisco is at the
SaVOY
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TO STOP A PAPER-F. A H, Alex
ander Valley, Cal. If a publishing house
continues to send you a paper after the
time of subscription has expired. and you
have notified the publishers that you no
longer desire it and you refuse to receive
it from the postmaster, then you cannot
be held responsible to the publishers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-29

CHICAGO AND NEW YORK;. H. R..
City The population of New York City
prior to the consolidation was given as
.957 .2S4 and that of Chicago at the same
time at $50 900. The population of New
York since it has become Greater New
York is 8 $40 .55S.
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A Gentle Flint.

H@Can you tie a true lovers knot.
She-No: but 1 can give you the address
of a clergyman who am sure, would be
only too glad to oblige you.-Chicago