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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-08-08
Notice to Dog Owners,

Notice to Dog Owners.
Licenses for dogs are now ready at
the Sheriff's office. Parties owaing
logs will call at the office and procure
tags. The la will be- enforced and all
dogs found without tags will be killed.
WIN. KINNEY.
Sheriff.
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Summons.

of the County of Ormsby, State of Ne
vada.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

T1-NIT TLIV tI-I II MIN
Beinhold
w. Z. Davis Governors Private Secretary
!. L. judge Governor
Eugene Howell, Secretary of State
Arthur Norris, Deputy Secretary of State
Sam 7. FREDERICKSBURG Controller
Jonathan Hpane, Deputy State Controller
j. W. Rynr--------State Trersurer
+. L.. Ni'3es, Deputy State Treasurer
+. ID. Ne!.ay-----Survt 20 General
NJ. u. H0'Hware. Deputy S, ~ yor Gen'l
w. u. observation-disclosures General
0rvis Ring. Superintendent Pub. Inst'rt
Andrew Maute, Supt. Of State Printing
W. L. AZ ,rd ey------
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of the County of Ormsby, State of Ne
vada.
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STATE

l.. Q. HENDERSON. Warden State Prison
Jos. +. S'uhbs, President State University
Or. Z att"g>"n, Supt. Hosp Mental Discs
JOS. Jas4nas, SUPP. of Orphans Home
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l;eARD OF

Reinlt1ld Salder. Governor; NJ. 3. Benni-
field, Chief Justice of supreme Court;
w. A. Nj tSSay, Associate Justice Of sa-
p7erae Cart; g.. II. Belknap. Associate
Justice Of Suprsne Court: W. .. Jones,
ttoruAy 2cnerai.
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Summons.

Justice of the Peace Of said Townshi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30

WHEEI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-30
AMUsR1fENTs.

Before a brilliant audience OF size.
too. that made standing room scarce.
David Belascos gfgRtest play. THE
Heart OF Maryland" was presented
here last night from tho Opera House
stage. The company is one OF unusual
strength. and Miss Alma Kruger, as
Maryland Calvert, gave an interpreta-
tion to the role that does not compare
unfavorahly with Mrs. Leslie Carriers,
The third act was full of notable ira-
matte work. first in the scene where
Maryland foils the traitor. Thorpe. and
again when she saves her Union lover
by hanging on the Swinging bell clap
per and prsventlngit the alarm from be-
ing given to the rebel pickets. Mr..
TafIt johnson. as Colonel Kendrlck;
Mr.. b. j. Murphy as General Rendrlck,
and Mr.. Herbert Bostwlck as Colonel
Thorpe. were all good in their respec-
tive roles. At the end OF the third act
the actors were called before the cur
tain, When Mr.. BOswick tThOrpe) APP
peared he received tremendous ovn-
tion-oG Kissing. However, he didn't
object, for the volume Of Kisses given
the stage villain signifies so much APP
plause, and 1t requires good acting to
arouse an audience into such demon
STATIONS.
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pEn1A1RE HAPPRNINes.
Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of Relmont County.

The rumor about the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh buying the Bellaire Zanes-
willie & Cincinnati railroad Is again re-
vived. It hobs up every winter. The
Cleveland & Pittsburgh may run trains
through on the Powhatan branch
shortly. and there Is some figuring on
railroad up captlna, but there is
nothing definite about any OF the pro-
iects beyond the fact that all the coal
lands in that section have been bought
up.
There is great lull In business since
Christmas, Rodefer's glass factory
has not resumed yet, but probably Will
next week. All OF the other industries
in town are running, but Qulet pre-
walls.
In accordance with a custom that
has ruled at st. Clairsville this winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Bergundthal en-
tertaIned friends at dinner party at
their county-seat home yesterday even
ing.
A special mission was held at the
Catholic church last night, in which
reverend fathers from distance as
sisted. The purpose was to prepare for
worthy entrance upon the new year.
James H. Sinclair, the postal clerk
laid up with an attack which threat.
ened to develop into fever, Is getting
along nicely now, but will not resume
his run for week or two.
Michael Davis. fireman In the Balu-
more & Ohio yards, sprained a leg In
jumping from the cab Of an engine and
will be laid up for some time.
There is splendid skating on McAIa,
hons creek. and crowd OF nearly two
hundred spend part of their evenings
on the ice.
Coroner Beetham was called to Mar
tins Ferry yesterday to hold an inquest
over the body OF man found dead in
that town.
The window glass workers who have
wintered here so far are all to leave
for the gas fields within a day or two.
Henry w. Rolls is the only man
drawn on the grand jury from this city,
and Hugh Merritt on the petit jury.
Mrs. John ]. souther entertained 4
number OF young friends at her home,
on Gravel Hill. last night.
Clerk Of the Courts l. E. Emerson
has reappointed Rodney A. Barnes as
deputy In his office.
John B. Haney, who spent the past
year at Frakton. Ind, is visiting old
friends in Bellaire.
r. c. Faris was at Chicago this week
on business for the steel works.
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MouNpsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Little Prince Lodge No. 70. X. OF p,
elected the following officers for the.
ensuing six months at their meeting
Thursday night: ]. W. Martin. c. c.;
G. W. Bier, V. c.: A. j. SeamOn, pre-
late; Charles Shlrtliff, n. Of A. s.; Ed
Mallory. NJ. of W.; w. S. Powell. X. Of
r. and S. and NJ. OF p; Charles S.
Riggs, NJ. of Exc; A. c, Scroggins. jr..
trustee. This lodge now has 1O7 mem
bers In good standing, and its finance
is in frst-class shape.
Squire A. D. Pierce's horse fell with
him on the Fork Ridge hill yesterday
morning. throwing the squire over his
head on the frozen ground. Nasty cuts
and bruises on the forehead and chin
were the result, DR.. !. n. Houston
dressed the wounds. and the patient
attended to some business yesterday.
Captain Klmple, OF the steamer Ben
Hur. returned to the city last evening
from trip to Pittsburgh, and says
his boat Is on its way to Parkersburg
to tie up until the cold spell is over.
Miss Mary Scott. who has spent sew
eral days with her friends in the city,
will return to her work in the kinder
garten schools In Pittsburgh Monday
Attorney William C. worley, OF King
wood. was n business caller in the city
yesterday. He is Interested in the sale
OF large block OF coal land here.
Liberty Hose Company No. gave
delightful reception and banquet to
their friends Thursday evening at their
club rooms In the Third ward.
The county teachers association will
meet at the court house to-day. The
first session will be held at 1880 p. M,
and the second at 1880.
All persons desiring their mall de-
livered by carrier should report at the
postoHice at once and MI out the neces-
sary blanks.
The class of '96 OF the city high
school was very handsomely entertain
ed last night at the home of 7. r.
Rogers.
The school board meets in regular
session ut the Central school building
next Wednesday night.
Hon. b. F. Melghen and wife Will
leave Monday for a few days stay at
Weston.
The L. T. L. have a meeting at the
w. c. T. U. hall this afternoon at 2:So
o'clock.
]. D. Burnley is confined to his home,
on Lafayette avenue, with typhoid fe-
YER
Judge Melvin held special term OF
the circuit court yesterday afternoon.
The board OF trade had very en-
thusIastIc meeting Thursday night
Miss Lillian Wright is the guest OF
friends at st. cIalrsvllIe. Ohio.
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SUNNY WQREElE.

Who has not known the woman whose
disposition is described by that one word
TsinnyaH There's always a laugh lurk-
ing on her lips. Her cheeks are ever
ready to dimple in smiles. Her house
hold influence IS % Frightening and
stimulating as the sunshine. Nothing
can be crueler than to have this sunshine
blotted out by disease. But this IS a
common cruelty. The young wife who
was the sunshine Of the home becomes
its shadow. Every young wife should
know the value Of Or. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription in the protection and pres
ervation of the health. It promotes
regularity, dries the drains which euiee-
bic body and mind, and cures inAalnina-
ton, liberation and female weakness.
II nourishes the nervous system and
gives to the body the balance and buoy
ancy Of perfect health. 1t is strictly
Temperance medicine.
NJ can say that your medicine cured mes
writes Ma Maud Pearce, OF 6tOtitEville, Fair
field Co, Ohio. NJ had suffered about twelve
given up, thinking there was no cure toF me;
Then heard about Or. Plerce's medicine and
thought would try t. and can say that seven
bottles or your Favorite Prescription made me
we'll. am now able 10 do my own houSeWork.
/ took about twelve bottles Ia oil Of Dr. PieIses
medicines. Took some Of the Golden Medical
Discovery Favorite Prescription and some Of
the Pleasant PelletS'"
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation.
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MAHrR 1rAY pE FAVoRrTE
In the Betting on his Fight With
"Kid" Mccoy.

In the Betting on his Fight With
"Kld'' Mccoy.
NEW YORK, Dec. % Although all
wagers made on the Mccoy Maher bout
up to date have been placed at even
money. 1t is quite probable that the
freshman will enter the ring the favor
tie. This belief Is due to the fact that
several large commissions have been
received by local sporting men from
westerners asking them to place the
money on the Irlshman even Il odds are
asked by Mccoy men. Joe yendIg said
to-day that he had a commission OF
$500 to place on Peter. Joe considine
has a commission of $1,000 to bet on
Maher. Honest John" Kelly has $500
he would like to place on the Irish
champion. Kelly believes that Makers
great strength will give him victory
over the kid"
In order to assure himself that Maher
has been observing the strlc; rules OF
training, "Taittsburgh Phlr Smith will
visit Makers quarters. Mr.. Smith is a
great admlrer Of the Irishman, but he
has not as yet placed bet on him.
He said to-day that IL Maher's condI-
ton was up to the standard he would
place a large sum on him. In speaking
Of the battle he said he considered
kid, Mccoy the cleveress fighter in
the ring to-day and added that Meher
would have his work cut ont for him
when he met the young IndIanlan.
Maher and Mccoy both. got In good
practice llcks to-day. Mccoy, who took
his indoor exercise in Muldoons gym
nasium at White Plains. seemed to be
in excellent spirits and healtn- He
tipped the scales at 1881 pounds. Ma
her was up bright and early and start
ed his exercise for the day with an
eIght-mile walk at o'clock. over the
westchester hills. lie finished without
showing the least distress. In the af-
ter,loon he SPARED eight six-minute
rounds with Peter Burns, and his move
msit,s during the exhibition, showed
that in the matter OF speed and Shift
ness he has improved greatly.
The only large wager of consequence
made to-day was $500 at even money
between Bob Smith. the horseman, and
a Wall street broker, Smith took the
Mccoy end.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeliag's
Progressive NelRhbor.

Progressive Neighbor.
The condition of the three-year-old
son of Henry Evans, who was SO serI-
ously burned Thursday evening, as
stated in yesterdays Intelllgencer, stu
remains serious, and slight hopes for his
recovery are entertained.
Mayor Shlpman yesterday fined VIII
lam Hull and Joseph Garfield So and
costs each and ten days in jail for cru-
city to animals, and in default OF the
payment were escorted TO st. ClairsYllle
by Marshal Llndemuth.
The Laughlin will resume in all de-
partments Monday week, January s.
These Instructions were received at the
plant yesterday from the headquarters
OF the American Tin Plate Company. in
Chicago.
The funeral Of the late Richard Evans
will occur this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
benjamin Davis. on First street. and 1t
Will doubtless be largely attended,
The many friends Of Miss Bert Sedg-
wick will be sorry TO learn that she Is
very III, threatened with fever, at her
Mount Hope home.
william McLain, who has been the
guest OF his brother, Samuel, on Sec
ond street, returned TO his home at Fair
mont yesterday.
MFR. and Mrs. George BlackfOrd, Of
Sandusky, will be here to-day to visit
the latter.s parents, Mr. and Mrs b. F.
Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Carpenter. of
CoraopolIs. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Potts. on Washington
street.
Misses Jessie BurrIs and Cora Sears.
OF Bowerstowp. Ohio, are the guests OF
Mrs Pearl shipman on Hanover street.
Miss Essle Boyd will leave Tuesday
for East Hadley, Mass, to resume her
studies at Mount Holyoke College.
F. C. Bair, who has been the guest Of
his brother, Walter. returned to his
home at Freeport yesterday.
Lavosier Spence is seriously III at his
home on Center street. and his recovery
is by no means certainty.
Miss Ellen Mitchell entertained a few
friends last evening at her home on
South Fourth street.
Ralph Heaton leaves Monday for Pc
oria. H.. TO resume his studies at the
Bradley University.
wIEhtman Frazier returns to Sewick-
ley to-day, after few days visit with
friends In town.
Miss Alice Wood returned yesterday
from few days visit with friends at
Steubenvlllc
Frank link. OF Cambridge, was cali
Ing on friends in this city yesterday af-
ternoOn.
Harry Evans, OF Cambridge, is the
guest OF George Barr. on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoge were visit
ing friends in Steubenville yesterday,
Miss Alice Morris went to Pittsburgh
yesterday, for a weeks visit
George Reece went to Washington,
Pa, yesterday on business.
George Noble is spending few days
with relatives at ClaysvIlle.
Miss Edna KrIeEer. OF Toledo, Is Wis
iting relatives in town.
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New Year,s Attraction.

whitaker & Lawrence's production Of
Joseph lie Brandts comedy drama.
ION the Stroke OF Twelve" is under
lined for three days engagement at
the Grand Opera House. beginning with
the matinee Monday. This play is one
OF the novelties OF the season. 1t has
achieved pronounced success wher-
ever II has been produced, and n sue
cesslon OF crowded houses have greeted
Il since the opening night As the
company Is not headed by any famous
star, nor has the author a worldwide
reputation. It follows that ION the
stroke OF Twelve" Is succeeding on Its
merits, and that patrons OF the poru-
lnr-prlced theatres find the play very
much to their liking
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WEIIsBURG.


on Thursday night wellsburs Lodge
No. 80. Knights OF Pythlas, elected the
following officers; Chancellor cons
lnander, J. c. Jones; Yicc chancellor
". R. Glass; prelate, I. E, Swan; mas.
ter Ut arms, Joseph Hawiey: keeper OF
records and seal. I. Q. Wright; master
OF exchequer. Henry Stengle: inner
guard, Charles Clarke; outer guard,
Wilmer Carmichael: master Of work,
H. p. West: trustee. E. a. Sheets.
There Will be public installation OF
these officers In the city hail early IN
January. winding up with select
dance.
/. ]. g. W. Davis. Of the firm OF Cum
mings & Davis. who have important
contracts at Point Marion. Pa. and
MorSantown. Is spending few days
with his family here. Mr. DaviS talks
OF removing TO Morgantown II able To
sell his property here.
Two deaths Of young people oc-
Cured In town yesterday. An eight.
year-old daughter Of Lucian Brown OF
the Second ward died Of dlphtherla,
and the young son Of stephen Jones.
Of the Third ward, died Of typhoid
fever.
Pierpont Post No. .. G. A. r.. will
take part in the Dewey day parade at
wheeling. February %. This was de-
cIded ON at a meeting this week About
the entire population of our town will
also be there.
County Clerk Mccord has issued
eIghty-seven marriage licenses during
the year 1899. This is n larger NUM-
Der than was ever before granted In
one year.
The eighth annual Brooke county
farmers institute will be held Mt st.
Johns church. in Cross Creek district.
ON Wednesday and Thursday, January
10 and II, 1900.
The employees OF the Riverside glass
works are enjoying holiday rest, but
viii so to work next week at an adj
vance of per cent in their wages.
The local lodge Of Knights Of Pythlas
has received that $50 prize won Mt
wheeling during the grand lodge meet
ing.
City Solicitor I. C. Wright has been
confined to his home for several days
by illness.
Charles Stoelzer Is able to be out
after an illness Of ten days.
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nFritz in.n Mndhouse.n

]. X. Emmett and Lottie ellison.
known to fame as the Little Magnet," "
will be the attraction a. the Opera
House Wednesday night, January 2.
They will appear in Mr.. Emmet's FAM
Gus play, Fritz in Madhouse Both
the play and the players are, TOO well
known to need an extended criticism.
Mr.. Emmett will be seer in the leading
role OF Fritz" and Miss ellison Will
Introduce many Of the most successful
songs and specIalties which have
brought her to the front. and caused
her to be acknowledged one OF the
mos. pleasing and talented artists OF
the day.
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exp BROAD WINS
1u Last Nights Contest With Jack
Hamilton.


Hamilton.
w FORK, Dec 29.-Kid Broad, of
Cleveland, got well-earned decision
over JACK Hamilton. of Troy. through
the latters foul tactics, at the Broad
way Athletic Club. tonight. Broad
was always or the aggressive, and
Hamilton made a more than good de-
fense. Round after round. from the
Arst to the nth, Hamilton save and
took with equal fervor, but in the sixth
he was knocked aat on his back. and
the gong saved him from being put out.
From this TO the end OF the bout Broad
spread 1t over his man. At all times
his let's and rights were in evidence
and he kept the Trojan on the defensive
Jack was thoroughly game, but 1t was
evident from the end OF the seventeenth
round that he could not Withstand the
onslaughts OF his adversary. and rom
that point to the conclusion OF the bout
hamilton never had a chance 70 re-
trieye himself In the twenty-hrst
round Hamilton, seeing that me oaus
were against him, tried foul tactics, but
eyaded the referees stigma. II came
In the following round, however, when
he deliberately butted twice, and the
referee stopped the bout, disqualifylng
Z Hamilton, and declaring In favor oil
Broad.
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Eongbt Under Burgo's Name.

At a boxing entertainment held in
Erie, Pa. Thursday night. soma dub"
fought under the name OF Walter Bur-
20, Of Boston, and he was duly knock
cd out in the second round by Ruee
Ferns OF Buffalo. Burgo. who has
been in this city for several days was
surprised when he woke up yesterday
morning and read in a Pittsburgh paper
that he had been put to sleep up in
Erie the night previous. He was both
amused and indignant. He was to have
fought there but the Erie club did not
hang up sufficient money. Evidently
the club paImed off the other fellow as
Burgo to keep up with Its advertising
matter
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WANTED.

NITANTED = EXPERIENCED BOOK
w KEEPER for retail store Siata
what experience had, and what salary ex-
pecied. Addreaa 2. o. Box Iin, City. de9
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BR1paEPoRT HAPPEN1Nes.
Events of a Day in tho Town at the
End of the Bridge.

j. ". Denborn, the milk dealer, has
purchased from II. T. Howell the prop
crty now occupied by Frank Roberts,
the grocer, on Morgan street, and Will
move into the building next week. MT.
Roberts will move his stock into the
vacant store room on Howard street,
formerly occupied by David Boston.
Miss Minnie Arthurs left yesterday
for Wooster Ohio. 10 attend the we'd
ding OF her sister. Miss May Arthurs. to
MIR Harold Emory, which occurs at that
place at noon to-day.
Watch services will he held at the
West End N. T.. church Sunday evening.
An excellent literary and musical pro-
Eramne is being arranged for the occa-
sion.
Oswald shick, Thomas McGouGh and
r. T.. Howell yesterday appraised the
property in Ennis addition, In the sull
OF Wesley Frazier against John Eberle
ct al.
Rev d. +, Holtz returned yesterday
from FalrvIew. where he was called by
the serious illness OF his father, whose
condition remains unchanged,
Mir and Mrs. II. C. Hul of canal
Dover, are spending few days with
relatives In Klrlwood.
Preparatory services for communion
were held last evening at the Trinity
Lutheran church
Captain william Clnrk's condition as
reported last evening was much Inn
proved.
Miss Mamie Gear, of steubenvlre, is
spending few days with friends In the
city.
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BENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The upstairs portion OF the NJ. E.
church has not been furnished since
the building was erected all services
being held In the basement but good
times have enabled the trustees to close
a contract for the furnishings, and the
church will be dedicated next spring.
The young peoples society OF st. Mat
thew's Lutheran church will be enter
tanned Tomorrow evening by Messrs,
oscar and Fred Schad at their home.
A most enjoyable evening Is certain to
result.
The agitation for bank in Benwood
is being renewed, owing to the amount
of checks floating around. People are
compelled to go to Wheeling or Bellaire
to get them cashed.
The Marshall County Teachers AS
sociatIon WIN meet at Moundsville this
afternoon, and Prof. NJ. +. German Is
on the programme.
Marshal Furhee threatens to collect
overdue taxes for 1899 through the mill
Offices II the deilnquents fail to settle
before February !.
All the merchants unite in saying
their holiday trade was the best they
ever enjoyed. 1t Is continuing this
week.
Arthur Geraghty has moved his FAM
lily to Mingo Junction. where he has an
important position.
Many Benwood people will keep open
house TO New Years callers on Mon
day.
Miss Alice Satterfeld. of Newark, o.,
Is visiting Miss Hattie satterfeld.
Robert Vance. of Niles. Ohio, is the
CUES: of Benwood relatives.
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NreMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events,

Miss Edna McMechcn gave a very
pleasant reception ut her home Friday
evening, in honor Of her guest, Miss Nell
lie Force. Of Buffalo. N. Y. Some cx-
oellcnt VOCAL and instrumental selGc-
tons were rendered. and refreshments
were served.
There will be a watch meeting ut the
NJ. r. church tomorrow night, COM
mencing at O'Clock. Everybody is In
Vitcd to attend this meeting.
on account Of the numerous burglar
les n night Waterman has been put on
duty In McMechen's department store.
Wilford Marble has returned to his
home ut McReesport, after spending a
few days with friends here.
Mrs. John Kettelweil has returned
home. after pleasant visit with friends
In Bellalre.
Virgil Mecuskcr will give lecture on
ECONOMY" Monday night at the NJ. f,
church.
DIR. H. S. West has returned, after Vls-
ltlng his mother at St Clairsyillc.
James McCombs, OF Moundsvillc, was
visitor In town yesterday.