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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-19
WAS BULIER RELIEVED /?

That Seems to be the General Belief,
But Statement From ssmi-o official
Sources Say It is Erroneous, aud
That Officers Of Higher Rank Are
Needed to Command Larger Force.
LONDON, Dec. 1s.-"Bobs," as Lord
Roberts, OF Randaha, is Familiarity
known. Is a name to conjure with in
Great Britain. and that Lord Roberts
and Lord Kitchener are considered the
right men to retrieve the disastrous sit
uatlon In South Africa is. amply evil
denced by the more CHEEKY tone Of all
the war discussion this morning. In
spite OF the attempts of the authorities
to gloss over the suppression OF Gen.
eral Butler, the fact remains that new
appointments cannot be regarded 9TH
erWIRe than as a penalty for his failure,
A semI-oficial communication says;
1.-THE disposition to regard the change
as a reflection on General Butler Is en-
tlreIy erroneous AS the forces en-
gagged In South Africa increase. officers
OF higher rank are. naturally. appointed
to the supreme command"
The Communication then Instances the
successive steps from General Symons
to Generals White and Butler, and now
to General Roberts In spite Of the
plausibliity Of the argument every one
recognizes that II is not the whoIs truth.
The friends OF General Butler see in
the headlong plunge Of the cabinet a
suspicious panic, and they picture has
~ conclaves. and the ministers, with
blanched faces. telegraphing to Roberts
and Kitchener to come and save the cm-
pIre. While perhaps these are over
drawn. there is no denying that the pro-
dlgIous cXertion which the government
considers necessary to crush the two lit
tie republics shows that even sedate
Lord Salisbury secs the extreme gravity
OF the presen. aspect Of ahalrs. Prob.
ably the ministers remembered the peril
which the public seems to have forgot
ten, OF O possible rising Of the Kafirs.
Indeed. unpleasant rumors are already
current In this direction, which would
he Infinitely more serious than rebel
lion OF the Dutch
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
To.morrow evening at ''Floral
Home" the residence of Mr.. John d.
Riley viii occur the wedding OF his
daughter. Miss Lillian Riley, TO Mr.
Lem Marble. The ceremony will be
witnessed by a number of the friends of
the contracting parties, who are ex-
tremely popular.
WE do not advertise a 90 per cent
discount, but We have a nice selected
stock OF Watches. Diamonds, Iewelry
and Novelties at the lowest prices.
BARGER, the Jeweler, Main street.
Car and see US.
Local merchants appear TO be reap'nG
goodly portion OF the holiday harvest
Their sales are unusually good for
the mills nre running full and money
is being spent quite literally.
There is large advance sale OF tlek-
cts for the production OF "a Fisher
mans Luck" at Holderman'B hall, to-
morrow evening. 1t bids fair to be a
splendid entertainment
There will be u private set-to this
evening before select crowd, between
n local man ana "snypcr BIZ. the pride
OF Bellaire. The contest Will be for
amusement chiefly.
During Christmas week the wedding
OF Mr.. Luke Taylor, clerk at LlneberKer
4 Hunters, to Miss Charlotte Hlrsch.
with DC solemHlsed at the brides home
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ooMMITT1EMBN PREPARING
For the National Republican Conven
ton.

glOu.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. fire
publican National Committeeman Jo-
seph II. Monley. of Maine, and II. c.
Payne, OF wisconsin. who are members
OF the subcommittee on convention OF
the Republican national executive COM
mIttcC, arrived here to-day for the pre-
llmlnary work OF preparing for the con-
vention, which win be held In this city
next June. Samuel Fessenden, Of Con-
nectIcut, accompanied them, Messrs.
Manley and Payne have. established
their headquarters at the Hotel walton,
and will be in the city frequently until
the convention shall have adjourned
They also engaged quarters at the
Walton for Chairman Mark Hanna and
Secretary Dick, OF the executive COM
mIttee Accommodations for the dele
gates from New York, Massachusetts,
Ohio Wisconsin md Connecticut were
also secured by them. Shortly after
their arrival the committeeman held a
short conference with members OF tho
local committee on convention.
Tomorrow the visitors Will he shown
the auditorium OF the recent National
Export Exposition, where the cOnven-
ton will be held, and the alterations to
be- made In the hall win be explained to
them.
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1touNpsVII.1R pupaET.
Yesterdays News From 1TarShall
Countv,G ohief City.

CountY'B Uhiet ClGy.
]. c. Caldwell Post. @. A. r., elected
| the following ohicefa for the ensuing
year: Commander. Daniel Younkeni
senior vice commander, ]. 7. McCombs'
Junior vice commander, Richard kaull'
officer OF the day, a. Whitley quarter
master, william Frey: chaplain, g. g:
Mathews. Commander Younken VIII
reAppoint 8. Risihger au1utant. NJ;
Risinger has served In that capaclty
for six years and has missed but one
meeting Of the post during that time.
Mr.. Younken has been commander Tor
four years ana has but two absent
marks against him. The installation Of
the new Oficers viii be on the hrse
meeting night In january, The post
has ninety members and ranks az the
best IN the state. They confidently ex-
pect to hive one hundred men in line on
dewey Day" in Wheeling,
p, S. Hubbs has sold his CONNECTIONS
cry on JEFFERSON avenue to Jacob Crlm-
nell. and his lot near the w. G. 7. y.
hall to ], C. Bnrdall. Mr.. Hubbs Will
probably locate in another town.
j. c. Bardall Is home from six
weeks busineJH trip through the west
in the interest Of the Bardait Manu-
featuring Company.
Gordon Grow left Tor Cameron yes
terdny morning, after spending suns
day with his father, Peter Crow, OF
Sixth street.
Gen. /. H. Duvall, VINO was the guest
of Warden s. A. Hawk over Sunday,
left for Washington, d. c., yesterday
morning,
A twenty minute service was begun
on the electric line yesterday. 1t Is to
be hoped this will be permanent
thing.
A marriage license was Issued yes
terday to Charles NJ. Lydlck and Miss
Minnie NJ. Johnson, both Of Glen Eas-
ton.
LIslc q. Brock is home from Ford
City. where he is employed In plumb
Ing shop
A new restaurant has been opened in
the Francis brick building on Jefferson
avenue.
Jacob Estel, Of near Cameron, was a
business caller here yesterday.
]. Alex Ewing was at st, ClaIrsville
yesterday on legal business.
Dr.. j. n. Williamson is the guest OF
his parents at Friendly.
The board OF trade meets at the court
house Tonight.
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IMPORTANT MEASURES
Affecting west Virginia introduced
by Senator Ellins

by Senator Elkins.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec, a.
Among the measures introduced in the
senate 10y Senator ElkIns, so far this
session, arc the following bills which
were severally read twice by their III
ties and referred To the committee on
penslOna: Granting a pension to N. A.
Mann; granting a pension TO n. q.
WEIGH; granting pension TO Annie y.
lads: granting Il pension TO David o.
Carpenter; granting a pension to Nor
gan Grimes; granting a pension to John
Canty; granting penstonrtU L.. II. Du-
vail granting a pension to Edgar
Travis: granting n pension to Charles
IL. Dolman, and granting pension to
BENJAMIN f. Hall: to correct the mil
tary record OF william H, Neal; referred
TO the committee on military AFFAIRS.
He also introduced the following bills,
which were severally read twice by
their titles, and referred 10 the commit
tee on claims For the relief OF the coun-
IS court Of Upshur county w. Va; for
the relief OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. at Point Pleasant, w, Va; for
the relief OF Jacob Bush; for the relief
al Jacob W. Hudson: for the relief Of
". d. CRtlett: for the relief OF Eliza
beth Mnhlemau, widow and the heirs a
law OF Samuel a. Muhleman, deceased;
for the relief Of the executor Of William
Dillon. deceased; for the relief Of the
board OF education OF Bolivar district
OF Jefferson county. W. Va: for the re-
lief OF George w. Graham twish accom-
panying papers,. and for the relief Of
q. w. Ratlcff.
Mr.. Fllklns introduced bill making
appropriation to aid in the purchase OF
land and the erection Of n monument In
cOmmcmOratlon Of the battle of Point
Pleasant, w. Va, fought In the year
177l, which was read twice by It's title,
and referred to the committee on the
library.
He also introduced bill to provide
for the purchase Of site and the eroc-
ton OF building thereon Mt Blueileld,
In the state OF West VlTginiu; which
was read twice by liB title, and referred
TO the committee on public buildings
and grounds
He also introduced n bill authorizing
tho President Of the Inlteh States TO
nominate Lieut., Commander X. NJ, @,
Brown, now on the retired list. to pc a
commander on the retired list, which
was read twice by ltE tile ana referred
10 the committee on naval RmairH.
He also introduced bill 10 remove
the charge Of deserllOn from John l4y.
bna. which was read twice by itH Htie,
ana referred 10 tho committee on MILL
tnry affalra
He also introduced bill 10 remove the
charge OF dcsertlOn from the military
record Of John Hail, which was read
twice by It's title ana referred to tho
committee on military affairs
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wE1rsRuRa.
Doings Of People in the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.


ty Metropolis.
AT 6 o'clock yesterday morning fire
damaged the dwelling house OF a. w.
Reeves, on Commerce street. to the ex-
tent OF $1,000. The property is insured
through the Cooper agency in New York
companies TO the amount OF $1,000. The
fire caught from gas stove and was
extlngulshed after hard work on the
part of the fire department.
The commissioners sale OF the HoEE
real estate was adjourned on Saturday
for two weeks, But little more than
twenty dollars an acre was bid for the
best Of the two tracts, which is alto
sether too low for good Brooke county
land.
Merchants all report very large
holiday business. and the number Of
Wellsburg people buying in Wheeling
is greater than ever known before.
Captain George NJ White is able to
be out. after an attack Of diphtherfa.
This disease has now about disappeared
from our midst.
The damage suit OF Ellen McFaddcn
VS., Charles McFadden, ct al, has been
settled out OF court.
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Have you catnrrh TaintP-Hcre's
strong evidence OF the Quickness and
surenesB Of that wonderful remedy, DR..
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder: "For years
! was Victim OF Chronic CntRrrh--
tried many remedies, but no cure was
effected until | had procured and used
DR.. AgncwE Catarrhal Powder. First
application gave me instant relief, and
In an Incredibly short while J was alb.
solutely cured."--Inmcs HeBdley. Dun
dee. n. v Sold by Charles r. GoGtze,
rMnlfIh md Market Rtrootn.-A
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MERIT NOT N DOUBT.
Wonderful ResuIts Obtalned Hero
In wheeling.
Another citizen WHO Adds her Testimony
20 Whist hes Been


There is no doubt whatever as to the
merits OF Morrows Kid-ne-Olds, Judg-
ing from the wonderful results obtain
ed right here in Wheeling. Morrow's
Kld.ne-oids are used daily by hundreds
Of wheeling people and they ell testify
without heSltnncy about the great gooo
they have received by the use Of this
great kidney preparation. kid.ne'oids
viii positively cure kidney backache,
dizziness, sleeplesSness. restlesaness.
nervousness and all urinary disorders
and diseases arising from dlsordered
condition of the kidneys. Another cltl4
gen odds her testimony as follows:
Mrs. B, Gartner residing at lSO SIX
4eeAth street, makes this statement
!''I suffered for a long time with disor-
Iiered Kidneys. At times the pain
across the small OF my back would be
extremely severe and would extend
through my sides and stomach making
me very sick. | grew very nervous ana
could not rest well at night. Sometimes
/ would awake with start, and then u
would be hours before could get TO
Bleep again, and in the morning when
/ would get UP would feel complete
" worn out. It seemed that nothing /
Could get would do or give me any re-
(Ief, and when I saw Morrow's KID
ne-oIds advertised decided to give
them a trial. secured some at ChaS.
r. Goetze's drug store; he guarantees
them to cure II the directions are fol-
aowed or refunds the money. took
them for a short time as the directions
said and they gave me relief. That was
some time ago and have not been
troubled since. can recommend KID
ne-oIds to anyone suffering as was.
Morrow's Kld-ne-oids are not pills.
but Yellow Tablets and are put up In
wooden boxes which contain enough for
about two weeks treatment md sell
at ffty cents a box at ChAs. R. GoetSe'9
drug store. A descriptive booklet VIII
be matted upon request by John Mof'
row & CO., Chemists. Springfield, Ohio
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nd ths Produce Exchange Trust
Company, q New York.
Yesterday
Do LIABILIIIES, sIl.6I9,60O
ent the Assets We're S11,71e,5oo.
The olesing Was At the Instance Of
ire Board Of Trustees in the. Inter-
Ct q Depohtors and Stockholders,
Pending Readtustment Of ita AZ

$50. ~. ,..,....
a5 AyN : stslA' 41eS' 20 4s -s
Exchange Trust Company OF rms city
has closed It's doors.
Anotlce upon the door says that the
company has suspended payment pead-
ing IA examination Of It's books.
The following statement OF its c6ndl-
tlon Vas Issued by the Produce Es-
change Trust Company to-day:
Asbets: Cash on hand, $4,000; cash
in Western National Bank, S5Ss,0o0i
cash In National City Bank, 100000;
cash Ia First National Bank, Jersey
city. $12s,0OO; cash in Standard Bank.
$3.50 900; New York; city bonds, $780,
900 other bonds, $500 demand loans,
SBsS 900; time loans, $S6s,oOo. bits re-
ceivahle, $4,000; due from banks,
100000; syndleate loans, Sl,42s, 500; total
assets, Sii.Tls,5OO.
liabilities; Capital and surplus, So
100000. Individual deposits. S2,29s,oOO;
trsst fund.-, Sg1.6OO; due to banks. $s,-
7OO.OOOS total liabilities. sl1,s4S.soe.
The notice posted on the door Of the
eompany's office reads: THE board Of
directors OF the Produce Exchange
Trust Company has deemed 1t to the
best interests OF It's deposltors and
stockholders to suspend payments
pending the REIMBURSEMENT of It's AFFAIRS,
The Following special committee. Ewln
Gould. G. ?. Armstrong, George r. BID
we'll Edward A. Maher and Frank
Rralnard. has been appointed by the
board Of directors to take charge of the
property and affairs OF the company
ana are In possession thereof for the
,1oard Of directors.
,tsiRnedl LYMoN GOODWIN,
WM. NELSON:
{ CROMWELL, Counsel for committee.
The Produce Exchange Trust Com
NAVY Was organized couple Of years
40 With n CAPITAL of 81, 900, and had
reDor.ea surplus and undivided profits
at.this time Of over $4,000, 900. It's bust
nsss WAS chiefly with merchants,
traaesynep ana corporations In It's Inn
mediate vicinity, and 1t was also sup
obsed TO do some OF the banking bust
mass Of tho Standard OIL Company 1t
had been designated by the banking
denartment Of the state as a legal de.
posltory for state moneys and munlcI-
- moneys as well as for the funds
al sayings banks and state banks. rhe
sfEcers Of the company are: President,
T11rner A BEAN: vice presidents. I'd.
win Could. Thomas A. Mcintyre u q
& D. SENDER; secretary and treasurer,
q /. chamberlain: assistant secretary
treasurer william Laws.
: The trpstees OF the company a,e
charlie. p Armstrong: Amzl b. Barber.
Frank Brainard. Turner A. Beal;,
ceorre R Bidwen. Charles a. DeshOn.
4 cospel Edwin Gould, n. Ityine
Rev4ar Edward r, I.adew Henry A.
af.css ~ WINS MERRILL. ]. W. Md
dendorf Edward Maer. S. d. scuddcr,
Iobn 4. SHIRLEY, John p. Truegdell, :.
n " e.ii'SA' Sos.'
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The Best Prescription for chills
and Fever is a bottle OF Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. II is simply iron and
quiniue IN u tastoless form. No cure
no pay. Price. Coo. tths&w
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ban on January 4, At the Blue Ribbon
hail.
Edward Vance Is able to be out, after
Q three weeks Illness
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-19

Water rents for the six months end
ing March ~. 1900, are now ready, II
paid on or before December n. 1880.
discount OF 10 per cent viii be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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HOOKS for boys and girls; also all
copyrighted books at cut prices, at our
Cut-rate book counter
Jos. GRAVES SON,
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MERCHANTS will End the Intel
ligsncer the best medium for adver-
Using their Christmas Goods.
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n busineuB men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the Intelligencor'
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CHOICE selee,ed China and Glass
ware for holiday presents ~ the
WEDGEwooD, 1908 Main street
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"A LAZY liver makes a lazy man.
BuYdors J5lOOd BittcrS II the natural,
never failing remedy for a lasy llVer-l
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prr1A1nE HAPpnNrNas.
Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Cupid's work in this city during this
festive holiday season has resulted IN
two happy marriages so far this week.
AT noon yesterday Mr.. William Siddell
and Miss Edith Jones were married at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Jones, Rev. A. p.
Simon officiating. The attendants were
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of DuQuesne, and Miss
BERTHE Scott, Of this city. The excel
lent young people have the hearty good
wishes Of all who know them. They
will be at home in their own home on
Noble street. after the holidays,
on Sunday evening, Mr. William
Price. Of Pittsburgh. and Miss Tillie
VeRIson, accompanied by Charles Price
and Miss Anna Venlson, called upon
Rev. Il. s. Coifey, at his home, and
had him ofiiclRte In similar service
for tho first named couple. Immediate
ly following the service. Mr., and Mrs.
William Price took the Baltimore &
Ohio train for Pittsburgh, their future
home. with the good will Of all their
friends.
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sEEcHAMs PILLS cure Sick Head
n6ho.
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IN M n IliI' ll11ys BsurS
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Rev. E. A. Simon preached sermon
last Sunday IN the First NJ. p. church
on the necessity OF higher conception
of the duties Of citizenship. The tone
OF all the sermons so far has been
moderate, but none the less earnest
and forcefui.
The Young Mems Club last night
discussed the rights Of Brigham II.
Roberts as to q seat in Congress, and
some Of the boys have just as good
ideas as some OF those expressed In
Congress on the subject
Senator Charles NJ. HogG, Of Cadiz,
was in town over Sunday, looking after
business interests here He has lately
struck It rich in oil and is in good Bpir-
It's over the prospects, OF further deVel-
opments in that line.
Miss Marie Clements and Miss Min
ME Wassman will entertain the Twen-
tIeth Century Club at the home Of the
former this evening.
The township board OF education met
in regular session yesterday, but trans
acted only routine business.
W. A. Howard and family, of Wells
burg, are guests OF the family OF W. S.
Carroll.
the mayor yesterday, and he was let on
lightly,
James T. Dubois is down in West
Virginia buying UP lumber in the In
terror,
BelIalre merchants have not had
such trade for ten years past.
The wife Of ex-Mayor Dubois is quite
sick at their home.
j. A. Fish, of Toronto, was In town
Yesterday,
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-21
SHUTS UP SALOONS.
Result of Weeks Revival in Chat
tanooga-

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 21.-Chat-
tanooga for the past week has been
upon the crest of the revival wave. 1t
opened with a mere curious attendance
Of people, with here and there a sprink-
ling of the truly religious. In two or
three days the immense auditorium,
which was built by the city for the pur-
pose of entertaining conventions, could
not hold the crowds.
Out Of all this religion came politics.
Chattanooga has always been a very
liberal town in it's views, saloons re-
naming open all night. The tickle God
desS of Chance had also modest abid-
ing place within the confines of the city.
Many of the best citizens cut their wis
dom teeth upon the ivory of patriotic
colors.
Alderman Thomas McMahon, after a
conference with a number of ministers,
presented an ordinance closing saloons
at 10 o'clock each night 1t went through
the board flying. Now unless an in
junction, which seeks to set aside the
Law on the ground that it was passed
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Several car loads of steel rails have
been unloaded to be put down in the
Florence yards.
H. K. Drawbaugh has petitioned to
be declared a bankrupt, says the Flor
euce Bulletin. This plan seems to be a
favorite one for dead beats to get rid
of their debts Several railroad men
with good jobs have taken this course
to get out of paying honest debts. The
management of the road certainly will
not stand it long.
The eighth annual ball of Spanish
Peaks lodge No. 32S, Brotherhood of
Locomotive F'iremen, takes place at the
La Junta opera house Wednesday even
ing. One of the best orchestras ever
gathered together in that city will fur
nish the music.
J. G. Hewitt, who has charge of the
painting gang for the Santa Fe, and
who painted the ice house and other
buildings here, has just returned to Las
vegas from Albuquerque, where he
touched up the railroad buildings 10
Gated at that place His home is To-
peka--Las Vegas Optic
r. W. Bruden, formerly agent for the
Santa Fe at Santa Rita, has accepted d
position with the z. P. & n. E. as as
sistant to Material Agent Alexander at
Las Vegas. and he has already entered
into the duties of that office.
Engineer Peck Lawless, who has been
running into this city for a number of
years, has decided to quit the railroad
about the first of April and go into
SUI III ~ joe
Herald.
Tom Crane, a machinist apprentice in
the back shop at Horton was compelled
to have his left eye removed Sunday,
owing to a piece of steel Embedding it
self in the sight while at work, about
ten days ago.
Conductor Dan Randall of Horton is
laying off this week on account of sick
ness. Conductor Tom Duncan is run
ming his train on the northwest during
the interim
The freight shop yard at Horton will
be filled in with cinders as soon as the
weather permits, and a walk will be
built, about the center of the yard
across the tracks.
As soon as the weather permits some
new and substantial improvements will
be made at the Horton depot. The
wooden platforms viii be torn out and
replaced with vitrihed brick, and stone
curbing placed around. Frey Bros. will
work on the stone portion of the con-
tract.
Engineer Tamblyn will move his fam
lily to Topeka from Horton, where they
own property Mr.. Tamblyn is a vic
tim OF one Of those unfortunate acct
dents that come to all railroad men &C.
casionally, and lost his position.