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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-04
BENVyOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings OcImportancc in n
busy Town.


The Union district teachers will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
North Benwood school next Saturday
Those on the programme for papers in.
cludc C. L. Carrigan, L. NJ. Crow. Miss
Nora Dolbcare, Miss Lena Conner, Miss
Josephine Lander. j.. T. King. Gilbert
Conner, Misses Anna McCabc. Dora Nc.
Cabe, Halle Martin, Annie Pclly., Cath.
airline Hall. Ella Campbell, Misses Ed
wards, Baron and Whltcsde.
1t has been decided to change the
charge of grand larceny to petty lar
cenv In the case OF Abe. Seifert, as II
was feared the former could not be sub
stantIa,cd. Seifert pleaded guilty to
stealing so. and that he stole the other
$40 couldn't be proved. lie will also be
held on the board jumping charge. 1t
was said yesterday that Seifert's fair
admirers are Indignant Mt the fun be-
Ing pokcd Mt them on account OF his fall
from grace.
The prospects OF increased wages at
the mills are extremely pleasing to this
community. which Is particularly an In
dustrial town.
As soon Ms the weather will permit,
the new main will be laid east OF Mar
shall street. from near Rcmhofi's.
Miss Klt,Ie ITantenshleld, or SISTERS
vile, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. 7. j.
Lawlln. ut the Junction. %
jasper Wilson. or New MartinsvIllc,
Is spending few days In the city.
Miss Dora Barry. OF Stcubcnvillc, Is
visiting Mrs. William Little
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eiors ice cream. Presently the man has
mat unpleasant feeling In the stomach
Shich Is the beginning OF n dyspcptic con-
Gltion. His nerves become urstrung, and
lie makes mother, wife aud daughter mis-.
e'able with his moodncss. His liver Is
,,o'pid. His blood is being poisoned by
'He impurities which the brokcr-down or
RaaS are incapable Of taking care OF. He
Nin Just the condition TO receive tho germs
Of any disease. He is shining mari: for
Inc germs of consumption. To that dis
case too, he becomes n victim one day or
another, unless saved by the use of such A
!,eHedy as Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical
discovery, This will put him on his feet
aaain' It Is tonic and appetizer, blood
pulitzer, liver in.igoTatoI, nerve re-
s'ofer, s;reng,!,cnet for the weak, cure
JOY weak and bleeding Lungs. bronchitis,
lingering cough and kindred ailments.
%hieh i! neglected or improperly treated
iean up 10 consumption. Perhaps you
tn'nH no medicine can cure so many all.
mehts, but when you remember that all
!ncsc diseases start In the stomach and nu.
Ei'vc system, aud tina, Golden Medical
discovery corrccts that fault or dcrangc-
nient ut the starting point it isn't so
A''angc after all that It does so much.
Afa: Ellen y. Ihcon. Of sku,esbu,y, Franklin
20 Ma",. wri'es: ~ firmly believe | should
n very bad state nov II | had not taken
~ n rIerces Golden Mcdicnl Discovery. Prior to
. ,n,oin s isg7 had doc'q'cd for my stomach
~ Iof several years, going through course
=, !. ueatinrnt withon, amy real benefit. In Sep.
.e'a0eF Is6b. had very sick spells md grew
s sm,e. snuid cat Int little. commenced In
bi!@e smps; IN to take The Golden Medical
months" 49, -
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County,

The district lodge OF the Independ-
ent Order OF Good Telnplars will meet
in this city on next Wednesday and
Thursday. This district comprises the
counties of Belmont. Harrison. Jeffer-
son. Guernsey. Noble. Monroe and
Washington. and representatives. from
the lodges In these counties will be
present. On Wednesday evening the
local lodge has planned union meeting
OF the five lodges in this vicinity, so
that oil may be enabled to meet the del
egates OF distant lodges. and become
better acquainted. The meeting Will
be open to Good Templars only, and
the usual good time enjoyed in their
gatherings may be expected.
Van Horn. the fellow who narrowly
escaped drowning. and who was mixed
up In n family row, was taken to St.
Clairsvllle yesterday afternoon by Mar
shall Johnston. But he Is only held for
Il fine Of 50 and costs, and only q few
days ago he drew $50 pay, which he says
was left at his home, and now he Is In
Jail for want OF IS.
James F. Dubois. who now occupies
place In the Novelty Stamping COM
pnnys office, will go to Columbus next
week to audit the books or the Fuel
Supply company, which company in
cludes the coal operators along the Bal
timore &; Ohio road in this section.
Rev. n. X. Crowl will preach on Sum-
day In Bellalre In the Second Presby-
terrain church. Subject at II a. m, But
when the morning was now come Jesus
stood on the shore" At 1880 p. m.
Coming Short OF It."
The first anniversary celebration of
the Y. NJ. c. will be held In the Eplsco-
pal church on March 81. The members
OF the club will take part in the pro-
gramme.
James W. Wise Is about to embark
IN 4 new canning factory enterprise,
and he understands thoroughly the
practical part OF the business.
Michael Butler. who has been III with
pneumonia for several weeks past. Is
now improving and viii be out In Il few
days.
Miss Mamie Whitewnrk, Of Canal
Dover. Ia the guest 81 friends and rela-
ties In the Third ward.
Lawyer'J. B. Smith Is confined TO his
home In the Fourth ward. quite III.
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4 tbe,r b,ct. iii, II, a 4, Tho incline,

on the!r backs will toll up the Incline,
and 20. too, will men carry sedan chairs.
Just as It all is in reality. The crater
and other openings will be fiery red.
throwing up in the daytime Jets OF
white smoke, and at night they VIII be
illuminated. giving the effect OF red hot
flame and smoke. This little Nesuvius.
beside having an artistic Importance,
Will also have scientific value. as the
promoters intend to obtain for the first
time a reproduction Of volcanic phe-
nomena, according to the system OF
Paolo Gorini, the scientist. who died
without revealing the secret OF his dis
cnverles to the public. but LEFT 1t as
legacy TO the city of Ludl CHS birth
place), from which permission to use II
must be asked.
Another feature OF the exhibition OF
1900 will be the introduction OF bits or
old Paris on larger scale than was the
case at the last Worlds Fair. The plans
are In the hands OF ". Robida. who
proposes to construct accurate repro
ductions OF the Porte Saint Michel, for
merry the entrance to the citr. OF part
OF the old Preaux Clercs, or district near
Saint Gcrma!n des Pres. which was
forE6rly the rendezvous Of the Louvre,
of the Rue des VieI!es Ecoles. the
dwellings of Nicolas Flannel. the al
chemist, o. Theophrase Renaudot.
founder OF French journalism, and OF
Mollere, and finally the Grand Chatelet
dungeon. the Point au Change with Its
double row of houses. the facade of the
Church OF Saint Julian OF the Fiddlers.
and a portion OF i medieval monastery.
The works will be begun only In the
spring. SO as to preserve the houses
from the effects OF two winters. Old
Paris Is to be reconstructed on the
banks of the Quail de Billy. overlooking
the Seine. By an anachronlsm pardon
able In the circumstances. the medieval
buildings VIII be Illuminated by cleo
tricity. although II Is possible that VI.
Robida may be induced by some zeal
GUS psychologists. to hang out, few
lanterns In one OF his by-streets for the
sake OF historical color and accuracy.
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Schedule not,Adopted,

In view of the fact that New York
morning paper land the Wheeling
Evening Gureliable") printed what
purported to be the playing schedule OF
the National League of Base BIZ Clubs
for the season OF 1899. n. E. Young,
president of the league, has issued the
following statement:
THE playing schedule for 1899 has
not been adopted. Printed copies of It
were given to the delegates at the meet
ing o st Wednesday. The matter was
not taken up yesterday at all. 1t was
not even mentioned. and am at loss
to know how the schedule was made
public"
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Miss Edith Brown returned yesterday
from Portsmouth. where she was called
by the death OF her grandmother sew
eraI months ago. Miss Brown was ia
ken dangerously III with typhoid fever
while In that city, and was not until
yesterday, able TO. return 10 her home in
this city.
The Initiating team Of the knights Of
Pythias OF this place. will go to TIL
tolville this evening to assist In the
Initiation OF several candidates Into
the realms of the Arabia lodge Of that
place. The ferryboat CoDveyG- has
been secured to take the team. as we'll
as members Of this order TO that place.
The entertainment TO be given at the
Nuennerchor hall tonight, by the Mar
tins Ferry Athletic Club. promises 20
be very interesting. An excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared. special
feature OF which will be two boxing
contests, the participants all being
from this city.
The '!ncandescent lights wero of
again last night, the break In the
dynamo not having beer yet repaired.
Superintendent Kerr went to Pitts
burgh yesterday. to purchase the nee
essary parts to make the repair, and It
Is likely that 1t will be completed to-
day.
The Colonial tea given by the
Young Ladies'. Missionary Society OF
the United Presbyterian church. last
evening. was pleasing affair. y large
number of people were present and ar
ter the rendition OF ell excellent pro-
gramme, refreshments we're served.
John Frick had u narrow escape from
being badly burned Il. the Laughln
mill yesterday morning. caused by the
pulling out Of flames from furnace
doUr, by which he was working. His
hair was badly sc0rched and the right
sIde.of his face slightly burned.
.:ssSlEInlel James. OF Jefferson street. while
al work at the Ac;ua-Standard mill
yesterday morning. dropped heavy
piece OF metal upon his right foot,
MASKING three toes In such manner
as to make amputation necessary.
Miss Grace Holloway, who has for
the past few months been the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Charles Wallrafr, on
Walnut street, left yesterday for her
home ut Canton. accompanied by Mrs.
Wallraif.
,,,,.
inc woman foreiSh missionary 30,
cie.y Oh me Methouist EpiscophI
cnufch, "i't n2io special meeting at
1oEarson stroo, ,i1,s ",.on,,g
$40
W. H. DaVidSoh VIII occupy me pull
,n nnrrnw mnrrJrr NJ nnrtisnn.,
od1ross n'r,, hn +, ,'' ~ ,n,nros. ~ 80, .
iars M Wnshingtcn ,"i II 'I r. 80 VI : W.
wi wheel, ,r,u 49,. e.. c,,,,,
hus ~, room ,o-aav w ,Jn be ey ",e
,n to- nils, Sor servIcn IN ,ha Third Iinitn5
States Regiment. now stationed a;
Precetio, California.
Daniel Harris had ore foot polntrlly
mashed yesterday morning. while al
work at the Aetna-Stanlard, by metal
falling from Il BUGGY upon that MEM
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VESUyIUS AT PARIS FAIR.
Representation of The New Hallway
nm the Mountain.

One OF the greatest attractions OF the
Paris exhibition In 1900 will. no doubt,
be the reproduction Of Vcsuvlus, the In
tentlon being TO make model OF one
hundred feet high. II will Include the
whole panorama OF the environs, COM
prlsIug the famous remains OF pompeii
Herculeaneum and Stabia. Pompell, of
course. with oil the latest excavations
while HerculenHcum and Stabin will be
merely In outline.
YVcsuvius VIII be made us litelke as
possible. The black valleys OF hard and
uncooled lava. those slopes OF gr9tn
vineyards and olive farms, whence
come the cooling and dcl!cIously vcsu-
Wan wines and the liquid golden. oil viii
be faithfully reproduced. 4 noval fcu-
turc Will be representation OF the aew
railway up the mountain. This will no
In working order. Donltcys with people
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M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

Yesterday there was II very large
slip In the Narrows. Trees and rocks
came down and blocked the electric
road for some time. The road is now
open.
Mr.. luther steele has been called to
Morgantown by the serious Illness of
his mother. and his wife was called to
Grafton on account Of her mothers i'll
ness.
Mr. ]. II. Thonen and wife have re-
turned home from Fairmont, where
they were called by the illness OF Mr..
Thonen's mother.
Rev. J. c. Cunningham has returned
to his home ut Darkcyvillc, Butler
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pELLEvUE ORANGES HANDS.

A deed was contaminated yesterday,
by which the p:oprietorshlp Of the
Bellevue Hotel, on Hanover street,
which has for TIE past year been under
the management OF Mr.. r. J. Howell,
changed hands to S. G. Robinson. for
merly OF this place, but who has OF late
been the proprietor OF the McConvIlle
Hotel at Steubenville. Mr.. Robinson
has purchased al! the furniture. fin
lures and good vii! from Nc. Howell
and Will take charge. on the first day OF
April The new proprietor Will make
some improvements before opening and
will cater particularly to transient
trade. Mr.. Howell expects to move to-
Wheeling. where he will in all prooa-
billy, re-engaSe In the hotel business.
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-ers-Baumnnn and Hickman.
MGSEE LEAGUE.

How the mighty are fallen.
The Henry George team. OF the Nusee
league. until last evening had:.played
ilfty-seven games. OF which fifty-St1 were
victories, n record which had never been
approached, in any bowling tuur1nment
known in this country. -
Last night the Georges ran up against
the North Ends. md although the latter
are n lot OF husky ten-pin artists. the
leaders had no thought OF defeat. When
second games respectively they stru,tcd
around like the proverbIal peacock, but
in tho third contest their feathers were
tratled In the Tnre of defeat. for North
Ends scored 90 to Ssi by the leaders. As
II was the Georges made the highest
three-glmc-score on record In the Musec
league. 3.Ol7, an average OF loo per game.
Tho qrnre In n.
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clairuoy0nk
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1896 Main Street.

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While it is quite 4 task to handle n
ten-club league there Is little doubt that
the Interstate league would be increas-
ed to ten clubs II Columbus could be Sc
cured. One OF the best and most popu-
lar managers In the country has applied
for the franchise OF that city, provided
there should be vacancy created there
by the transfer OF the western league
club TO some other place. With Column
bus In II what great minor league the
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Glasscock seems to be the favorte
target Of several Interstate scribes.
The Grand Rapids Herald says: "Peb-
Bile" Jack Glasscocll Is very anxious to
get into the Interstate league. After
applying for Wheeling at the league
meeting the same as Howell did, he
went back home and didn't care to
spend n cent. After Howell made his
deal by landing the Springfield frar.
chise for Wheeling Jack tumbled to
himself and he Is now trying to get hold
of the Fort Wayne franchise. Should
he succeed in his efforts his chief am j.
bition would be TO throw the hooks"
into Howell's Wheeling team so as to
make that town think him u great
manager. But he would likely have his
troubles to keep going as fast a: the
youngsters.
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE l
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, !
WASHINGTON, Dec, y, 1898.

WASHINGTON, Dec. y, 1895.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
sen,ed TO the undersigned. 1, has been
made TO appear that 'Thc National Ex-
change Bank Of Wheeling" In the city
Of Wheeling. n the county Of Ohio and
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required to be COM
piled vita before an association shall be
authorized TO commence business of bank
Ing.
Now, therefore. !. Lawrence O. Murray.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency, do hereby certify that The
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
IN the city, OF Wheeling. In the county OF
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia. Is
authorized to commence the business OF
banking as provided in section fifty one
hundred and si1ty-nine OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal Of office this twenty-n!nth day OF
December, 1895.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. 5lsi. dc3l
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Parents and guardians Of students OF
envy are hereby notified that all students
will be completed in their courses OF study
at contract price without regard to time
required. and that there will be no extra
charge for books and blanks.
J. n. FLASHER, President.
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The public Is hereby notified that all
the most practical up-to-date plans known
to tho business world. and we most re-
specially request continuance Of your
pntronaCe
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Muiuai Sayings 3nn6.
~ ~ ~ R ~

Interstate would become; even greater
than at present. when 1t is acknowl-
edged to be the best of minor leagues,
both as to management and stability
Grand Rapids Herald.
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Generai ToGcp,.
....NOTlCE....

Tho parents and guardians OF students
belonging to Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must DO
paid 10 the treasurer, at corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that my money paid to
/. Z. Noise for the purpose named will
be re-colected by the company
]. NJ. FRASHER, President.
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.....FOR SALE...,.

s'sssK Oh O1LIsss,s
STOCKS.
Wheeling Bridge.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Fostoria Glass Co.
West Va. State Fair Association.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Peabody Insurance Co.
LaBelle Iron Works.
Bank OF Wheeling.
BONDS.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Manufacturers G per cent.
Z per cent Corporation bonds
Money to Loan on City Property.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
Phone GA. Room 4. City Bank Building.
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Zeal Ssiafe.
wIFOR sALE.~

Property that will pay as an invest
ment. 2lO9 and 2lll Main street is
double brick business building. Will
be offered as special bargain for few
days.
S.roomed dwelling at 80 South Front;
first-class condition in every detail.
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CdnariPs;

CANARIES-Jo0 lIAR.TZ MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males t..oO. Females zoe, ut
HENRY iELMBRlGHT'S. corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. i bc6
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NOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS,
Il best location In city. Possession at
once. NICOIL'S ART STORE. 1881 Mar
kct street Oc2Q
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50 Goan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es.
WI TATE. Six per cent interest and ono
per cent premium, total seven per cent.
LOAN CO.. SD ST.. Bellaire. Ohio. OCT
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DIOR RENT ROOMS, HALL AND
Il bath, No. 50 South Penn street. near
bridge. Inquire at No. vs. South Penn
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frs. Fl. A., 1874 Cedar Street,

Nearly three years ago Iwrote
to you asking advice in regard
to my health. Twas so miserable;
suffered from painful menstru-
alton and backache. was nervous,
dizzy and faint. I received such
a kind letter from you, telling me
just what to do. followed your
advice and l now am recommend
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegs-
table Compound. I thank God
for thispain destroyer"
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NOR RENT-SEyERAL GOOD ROOMS
u In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
tho City Bank OF Wheeling. mra0
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Scr Renl
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Mrs. Maggie +. Slime, New
Berlin, Pa, writes:
II have suffered with terrible
backache in the small of my back
for about seven years. and could
never get anything to help me.
l tried several physicians. but
found no help. l have now taken
three bottles of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
feel like q different woman.
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io'hi" '''''.'.'''''' ~
Empirc-Knokc.
Scorcrs-Davis and Fugate.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-07
a poem, "In Mid Winter" He sent it to

a poem, "In Mid Winter" He sent it to
Harpers and it was accepted.
In 1884, with 5000 in his pocket, he went
to New York. He was without influence,
because he sought no influence, being de-
termined that whatever happened he, and
he alone, should be responsible.
Allen lived first in wretched room at lac
East Thirty-fir street. 1t was a top floor
room, miserably furnished, and there was
seldom fire in the winter. Up to the time
of his arrival in New York he had not writ
ten line of fiction.
His calm resolve to make way to litera-
ture startled and even amused the New
York magazine editors. But he was sincere
in his determination, and confident OF
eventual success. One of his first articles
was Types of American Women in Henry
James" 1t was taken by the Continent
which was then in the height Of its popu-
larity. With infinite toll and after exhaust
i've research Allen compiled an article or
the Early American Magazines" but there
was no purchaser It went from magazine
to magazine, but always came back In
later years it was published serially in the
New York Evening Post. An essay or
Poe" attracted attention, as well as G
scholarly paper on Literary Circles in
Balzac's Time" The latter elected ia
vorabe criticism from the celebrated Eng.
lish reviewer, Edmund Yates.
Naturally Kentucky was the home OF his
first creations. Kentucky was always The
land of promise. Disappointed over the
failure of his classical and critical worl
to take, he applied himself to fiction. Amid