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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
GAME.
BY MARGARET WELLS.

I did not 60, and all that afternoon
Fanny's manner troubled me so that I
was really quite cold to Richard when he
came home. After supper l retired to my
room, leaving Richard and Fanny alone
in the parlor.
That night Richard had little to say,
and the next morning he left home an
hour earlier than usual, and Fanny, who
usually did the marketing IN hour later,
accompanied him.
AS l saw them disapper the first "a
of jealousy l had ever felt in my life
came over me: and as they turned the
corner l burst into tears.
Fanny came home in high spirits and
later dressed herself and went out, and 1
had the feeling she had gone to meet
Richard, a feeling that was later con
firmed when they came home together.
l did not go down to supper that night,
pleading a headache, but from my couch
up stairs I could hear them laughing
until far into the night, though l noticed
that Fanny laughter was louder than
Richards, and had more merriment in it.
Matters were a little strained between
Fanny and me the next day, and l kept
my couch all day, but toward night 1
shook off my headache and dressed my
self to go out to meet Richard. in spite
of Fanny's any attempts to prevent me
by pleading the weather and my indis-
position.
Well, I shall never forget the smile Of
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rather more manifestation of interest
than in other parts of the house; but
aside from that the bearing of the peo-
pie there was substantially like that of
the people below; strangely like it indeed
in some respects; as, for instance, in the
case of the man sitting next to me, a
well-dressed, well-appearing man, who
for the greater part of the evening sat
with his arm over the arm of my seat. 1t
made everything seem just as natural as
could be, and gave me a homelike feel
ing right from the start.
LAS a matter of cold fact, I'd rather sit
in the orchestra than the family circle,
but it was a very satisfactory experience,
nevertheless, in which l discovered that l
could see the best plays going for very
little money if l would be content to look
at them from a little different angle"
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"It is said" writes Secretary Long, in
the Youths Companion, that to Fulton
is due the credit of i%nventing the tor
pedo. AS early as 1910 he proposed one
on a spar SO feet long; but it's practical
use dates from our Civil War. 1t was
first tried by the Confederates in the ac-
ton between the ram Atlanta and the
monitors Wehawken and Nahant, June
II, 1863"
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NOT IN THE CATALOGUE.

Library Assistant Ito visitor who is
wandering about in a puzzled manner)-
Can / help you? Are you looking for
anything special?
Visitor (absently)-No, thank YOU; I
Journal,
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too heavy should be provided. A feather
bed should never be permitted only when
a child is exceptionally delicate and diff
cult to keep warm. Otherwise, it is too
heating. Children should be put to sleep
in a comfortable room, not too warm. If
possible, they should always sleep by
themselves, and never in any case with a
sick person.
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BENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
Renwoods southern neighbor, Nc
Mechen, is pointing with no little pride
to the marvellous progress It has made
in street improvements in the last three
or tour months. and 1t is doubtful II 1t
can be excelled by any town Of Nc
Mechen'R size in the country. In the
period spoken of the enterprlsing mu-
nicipalIty has, in llneal measurements
laid two miles Of brick streets, one mile
and a half Of brick gutteS and 1,OOV
feet Of sidewalks. There II stu moro
to come. There Is not swamp u
the town now, for which 1t was once
famous.
Too much preacher was a condition
that faced q bashful couple yesterday
afternoon III Squire Riddles ONCE. IN
answer to their request the squire SEM
for minister to tie the nuptial knot,
but in some manner his messenger sum !
noned two, and the first on the GROUND
aid the lob. The minister who follow
ed was naturally disappointed.
Local stockholders in the Black Ola
mond Mining Company, copper min.
INK concern III 4AEleSAlAa 81 ASNAN'sa
over the announced increase OF stock
TO par. They bought IS shares Ut y 50.
so have doubled their money. and some
of them expect their stock to be worth
600 per cent. at the end Of year.
Mayor Shepard yesterday dismissed
the case against VIII Smith, who was
shot in the leg by his wife in a quarrel
in their houseboat at "the navy yard.
as detailed in yesterdays Intelligent
Ger, and Smith llmped home to rest up
A meeting OF the citizens committee
In connection with the Methodist Epis-
copal church bazaar, was held last even
ing at Squire Lacey's Office for the pur-
pose Of settling up the AFFAIRS.
Rev. Father MeMenanun, who Is Wis.
itinE relatives at DfliOnvRie, Is not
showing much physical Improvement,
and there are fears that he may not
recover.
A prominent citizen offers TO lay a
Goodiy wager that james Farmer VIII
carry McAfcchen at the Republican pri-
maries to nominate n sheriR.
All the tickets for the postponed pro,
duetloa OF "a FisherInan'a Luck" VIII
be good next Wednesday night
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wEIIgBURa
Doings az People IN the Brooke G1un-
~ lIatronolis.

~ Nl-sf 9AAsi Isl.
The newly elected oGicsrg o. Wells
burg lodge 10, 9. A. ,. and a. ~, aEe:
WoF8hipfil master, w. ~, Cheap9s ~
niof warden s Is. CALDWELL junior
warden, Is, L wells: geqreflggl 2eoFe.e
q. Crawford; treasurer, ~ IL LtlQyQt
chaplain, Samuel Jacobs; tilar, z. =,
Hall; stewards. w, q. howard ana ..
q, Paul.
The funeral Of John Chuka, ar, who
was found dead IN bed ct East Liver.
pool. o.. On Monday morning ia4h oc-
CURED yeSterday afternoon from the
residence OF his sister, Ma J. W. Han,
on Commerce street. The yQung ms
was % yeaTH Of age. and haq peen
working IN East Liverpool only rev
weeks.
Wellsburg Masons WIN meet IN their
lodge room this evening at $50 O'clock
10 appropriately observe the one hln-
dredth anniversary OF the death or
George Washington.
A military dress ball viii be given BY
Company g. First West virginia Ma
tionaI Guards in City Hall on Chirets
mas night. The boys should pc hpet-
ally pAtroni7ed.
c. B. Scott left for Warrington yes
terday and will attend the Masonic GER
emOnles at Alexandria, W. va. coinr
memorative Of the centenary OF WASH
ington's death.
Captain George n. Whites illness has
developed into serious case Of dIph-
iberia, but hopes are entertained OF
his recovery
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Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of belmont County.

Mayor Freeze reported $3.50 IS AZ the
clty's share Of the business OF his Of
nee the past month. This Is the largest
monthly report made In years from that
ONCE, and indicates that the larger por-
ton Of the recently imposed fines must
have been paid, The water works re-
port showed $3.50 "a receipts and 81, 500 IL
expenditures. The council ordered the
deal for the showal property at $500
closed, and the clerk was Instructed to
purchase city hall bond book. ]. w.
Morrell win probably guperintend the
building Of the Fifth ward hose house.
Constable Fred Hazel yesterday eyen-
ing arrested two tramps who had been
trying to sell two suits Of clothes to T..
Mendelson, o repAlrer and secondhand
clothing dealer. The clothes were
identified as those stolen from another
similar establishment in the same
square. The tramps evidently wanted
to be sent up for the winter.
The Mcbride Carriage Company Is
the name OF company now forming
here, Amos Mcbride, who has been con.
Quoting a business OF that character at
st. Ciairsviiie for long time. being the
head Of the company. Eleven thousand
of the twenty thousand dollars required
was subscribed at the first conference
on the subject held here.
Very general regret Is expressed that
the project to start the Aetna plant
dragS. The remedy Is easy. II there Is
anything like suflcient capital at COM
mand to start It the owners are willing
to have It run. A conference with q
number Of business men might result
in GONE good.
The Belmont County Medical Society
held quite an interesting meeting IN
day afternoon, some Of the discussions
exciting more than the usual comment.
They also elected officers.
The Young Mems Club have another
series Of checker games on hand with
wheeling team, but not the lnvlncl-
bles they met before.
Mrs. D. A. Colbert Will entertain the
missionary society Of the First Pres
byterian church this evening.
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MARTtN,s FERRY NEWS.
as Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'B
Progressive NeiRhbor.

The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'S
Progressive Neighbor.
A sacred cantata will be given at the
Presbyterian church Christmas Eve.
December "a, under the direction of
George D. Rowland. Several rehear
sails have been held. and II promises to
be splendid performance.
Rev. Herbert Tilocl will deliver an
Illustrated lecture on Australia at Com
mercial hall, Thursday evening. Decem-
Der 2. Rev. T1lock has spent ten years
in that country, and the lecture will no
doubt be interesting.
Father Mulhearn's lecture. Around
the World. which was postponed one
week, will be given at the Star theatre
Saturday night. It is for the benefit Of
the fire department, and should draw q
large house.
Rev. John Mealy, who has been the
guest Of Rev, Archibald r. Robinson, on
Walnut street, returned to his home, at
Waynesburg, Pa, yesterday.
Our physicians were nearly all in at
tendance Mt the meeting Of the Belmont
County Medical Society, at Bellaire yes
terday afternoon.
The Belmont City Lodge. !. o. o. B.,
will serve supper in their hall In the
shreve- Hervey building Friday and SAT-
urday nights.
The woman's Club, Of this city, met
at the home of Mrs. John Turner, in
Wheeling. An excellent programme
was rendered.
Miss Bessie Newell. OF Washington,
Pa, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Will
lam Mcdonald, on Jefferson street
Mr.. and Mrs Miflin Ong, OF Smith
field, are the guests OF their son, r. 7.
0ng, OF Broadway,
Rev, ]. w. Fulton, OF New Athens,
was the guest Of George Cooke yester-
day.
Auditor Aldredge. OF St Clairsville,
was In the city yesterday on business.
The Masons met last evening, and the
recently elected officers were installed.
The Beaumont glass works Is of, ow-
ing to a slight break In the engine.
DR.. Paul Morrison and Carl Lash went
to Adena yesterday to hunt.
A. J. Smith has returned from bus
mess trip 10 Pittsburgh.
Chick Brannigan. OF Steubenville.
was In town yesterday.
Howard Montgomery has returned to
Pittsburgh.
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pRrpoRPoRT HAppENINas.
Events of Day In the Town at th,
End Of the Bridge.

End Of the Bridge.
Miss Anna Clark very pleasantly en-
tertalned number OF her friends last
evening, at her home, on Lincoln ave-
nue.. Cards and dancing formed the
prlcipai Rmusemehts OF the evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Luther League will be held this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bingle. A literary and musical pro-
grHmme will be rendered.
The social and bazaar to be given this
evening by the ladies Of the West End
NJ. f, church promises to be very sue
cessful affair. Supper will be served
from until 8 o'clock.
Mira. j. 7. Koen and son Walter, OF
Warrington, are the guests OF the family
of ]. c. Dent, OF Brookstde.
Mrs. Austin Harris, of Canal Dover Is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, on Pike street.
Mrs. James Leech, OF Barton. was
calling on friends In town yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Sadie Gallagher left yesterday "a
visit relatives at SistersVllle for a few
days.
Miss blanche Johnson, OF Canton, iH
the guest OF relatives at Brookslde.
Mise Laura McAver, OF Toronto, IL
visiting friends in Kirkwood.
Harry Norris. OF CRdlz, was calling on
friends here yesterday
George Sheets moved his family back
to Portland yesterday.
Mat AIdredge. of 81. Ciairsviiic, was
in town yesterday,
Stephen Cummings returned to Mid
Wny Yesterday,
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THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTU

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Charleston. :. KANAWHA, 8 a, m.
Marietta. .UEIANIA,t 10 q, m.
Newport. EE0iSE, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. :. BEN HUR, p. m.
SIstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m,
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvitie. n. n. BARNE, $3.50 p. n
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Mnrletta. .URANIA, s a. m.
ParkeFSbQFF. II. 4. BEDFORD, u Q, m.
Mntnmoraa. JEWEL, II a. m.
Pittsburgh. :. LORENA, z q. m.
Pittsburgh. :. GREENWOOD. $50 a. m.
SistersVfiie. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. =. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
StaubenvillO. n. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Marietta ,....URANIA, 8 q. m.
PittsburEh. VIRGINIA, 8 a. m.
P1rkerSburE. BEN HUR, 8 a. m.
Newport. .. .ELOlSE, II a. m.
Slstersvllle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
CInrinEton. LEROY, $3.50 y, m.
Steubenville. II. n. BAYNB, 2;S0 p. m.
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Along the landing.

The coal feet will pass down to-day.
About twenty feet Is now expected on
the rise.
The marks at p. m. Wednesday
showed II feet and rising. Weather,
cloudy and moderate.
The Ben Hur will pass down Friday
for Pariersburg at q. M, Instead Of
il a. m. Hereafter she viii leave reg
ulnrly at q. m.
The Queen City has been ordered out.
She leaves Cincinnati Saturday even-
ing, will be here Tuesday for Pitts
burgb, md next Thursday for Clncin-
natl
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By Granville DAWSON HALL

The scene Is laid in the upper Mo-
nongahsla valley; the time Is Just
prior to and coming down to the
opening Of the war. A stirring mar
ration Of lswlessnesH and Of detective
work by a Pittsburgh bureau,
through which runs a pleasing love
story, which ends happily, as all such
stories should. Some real people and
events figure in the book, which re-
call forgotten tragedies.
Announcement will be made when
the book Is ready.
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NO dealer should be without Cooks
imperial Extra Dry Champagne. II
yours is order from American Wine Co.,
st, Louis, Mo.
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OUR Book values Mt CSC and Soc will
helm 10 solve the question what shall
/ give to --7" Good taste In both
literature and makeup Il bought at
STATIONS.
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FUR Capes, CollRrettes and Neck
Pieces at Geo. 2. stifel & Co.'s. spe-
einl priceg.
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Federation to Meet.

The federation will meet next Monday
afternoon. when the matter at issue
win be discussed in detail. 1t is said
the matter Is not to be dropped.
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BOOKS for boys and girls: also all
copyrighted books at cut prices, at our
cut-rate book counter,
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CHOICE selected China and Glass
ware for holiday presents at the
WEDGEWooD, 1908 Main street
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ELECTRIC Railways and Trolley
Cars on track, at JOS, GRAVES SONS.
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FINE Havlland Plates, Cups and
saurrrs. etc, Mt the WEDGEWooD,
1908 Main street.
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GOLF Capss for Ladies and Misses,
$6.4S UP, at Geo. E. StlEsl q Co.'s,
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TRAINS on track at s5c, CSC, CSC, S5c,
81. 90. Si.25, and on up TO Si2.00, at
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CHRISTMAS stockings; something
now. Call and nee them ut
ALBERT DITTMAR'S.
1903 Market Street.
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FINE Stationery In Box Papers, In
ltlRl or plain. Sealing Wax Sets, Gold
Pens In Pearl Holders, Silver and Cut
Glass InksiRnds, all ut
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II business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the Intelligeneer.
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IRON and Wooden Wagons, Velocl-
pOdeB, wheelbRrTOws. etc.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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Wntnr Rantn nro Dnn.

WWE1A N'.l4'0 ~
Water rents for the six months end
ing March 81, 1900, IRE now ready II
paid on or before December 81, 1889 u
discount OF 10 per cent viii be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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sILvERWARE from all the promi-
mont manufacturers AZ McNAM1E's.
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PEAB0DY BUunINo
MaIn Sheek
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on CitN
and County Real Estate.
$50 for lot on Lind 8treeS $3.50.
ia Tor lot at Park View.
500 for lot e5xl0O Wood street. sousn
n m COO $500 and $3.50 for lots and
buifdifig Eftes Ia Pleasant valley.
$3.50 for 6-rOomod house ana lot' South
ToO0 Tor two-story brick dwelling and
fof North Main street; very best locAtleps
$500 and 5000 each Tor tive brsek oWens
t.O66 for G-roomed frame dwelling, lot .
by 100. corner Thirty-foaEth and Chhplino
1900 ssS6S for brick residence and lot on Fif-
New Bdiietin Issued next week.
C, A, SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No, 81,
Corner Fourteenth and Market BtfoeEA
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q - - - -, "a e A.
g. g.: It'll. :,
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NAMES "a. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent. Collector, NoteEg
Main street.
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pE1rA1RN HApPENINas.

Seorerg-Relnock and Dru9chel.
To-night-osceolas vs., &poifos.
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FOR SALE......
Two large warehouses located iN
the Wholesale district, fronting 60
feet on Main and South streets.
FOR RENT,
Desirable brick residence, With al
modern eonveniences, No. SO Elf
teanth street.
Third AoOr Of No. 1918 Market
street, four rooms.
HOWARD HAZLETT & son
National Exchange Bank suIldlnE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-28
Plague In Honolulu.

San Francisco. Pee. 2S.-The trans
port Centennial, which has reached here
from Honolulu, confirms the report that
bubonlc plague exists in that city. There
had been no neW cases Of the disease,
however, from December ~ up TO the
time the transport said, the 18TH. The
quarantine at the port was to be raised
on the 18th. There was little anxiety
among the residents Of Honolulu, ac-
cording TO Captain Eagles Of the Cen
tennlal, az the plague was confined TO
the Chinese quarter Of the city. That
part OF. the Ciiy was under strict quar-
antine and no ingress or egress what
ever was allowed. Up TO the time Of
the sailing OF the Centennial there had
been six deaths.
The Centennial arrived at Honolulu
from this port with horses on Dec. 10,
but was not allowed to dock until the
10th. Even then none Of the crew was
permitted TO land. All lnter-lsland traf-
fic was at full stop, as no steamer
could enter the port. The citizens have
subscribed $4,000 to fight the plague
The transport Newport has arrived
from Manila in balSt with no news Of
Importance.
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ON THE VERGE OF WAR.
Russia and Japan Expected to be Mt II
soon-Plague in Honolulu.

Victoria, B, c.. Dec. 27.-The steamer
Aoranga arrived tonight from Aus
trala. She was not allowed to land at
Honolulu, owing to the plague there
As far as could be ascertained the
plague was introduced by sailors OF a
japanese vessels. and there have been
three deaths.
Russia and Japan are on the verge OF
war. All Japan is now Of the opinion
that hosillltes will break out between
these two nations In the spring. The
insular kingdom is buying up great
quantities OF rice, and even going 50
far as to make arrangements for trans
ports 90 make a demonstration In
Korea. Great activity prevails on all
sides In japanese naval circles.
A Shanghai report says that Russia
has dispatched a fleet Of three warships
TO Masampo, the bone OF contention,
which is now causing strained relations
between the two nations.
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cure them lotions and outward appli.
cations are useless. The blood must be
cured, before the skin becomes clean.
That great medicine for the stomach
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Discovery, is most effective in cleansing
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For about one year and half my face was
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Hilton Gallery to be Sold.

New York. Dec. 2s.-The gallery Of
paintings collected by the late Judge
Hilton is about to be sold at auction.
II is composed OF nearly 200 paintings
mostly by modern French artists, and
is valued at more than 100000 Among
the masters represented are Meissonier
Corot, Daubigny Gerome. Vibert, Max
art. Munkacsy, Bourgereau and Tiss0t.
The Objects de Art Of the estate also
are to be disposed Of. They included a
collection Of s!lverware-early English,
French, and American-secOnd only In
Importance 10 the silver In the famous
Morgan collection. The examples Of
Seyres porcelain. which are part Of
the collection to be sold, comprise a pair
OF vases for which Judge Hilton paid
5000 Indeed, the Seyres are said to
be second 10 none In this country and 10
be the most important ever included in
an auction sale,