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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-14
UNDERGRADUATES SECURED
secrst Societies WIN All be Repse-
ssntsd in the Parade, Which
WIN DO a corker.
CONGRESSaANFRFFRTO HARCH.
With the Boys Of the G. A. R. d.
vision, HIS Acceptance Hsy-
ing Been Received.


The Dewey Day committees will
now get down to work in earnest, for
there is a general realization that not
an abundance Of time remains to pre-
pare for the great dolngs that win oc-
cur in connection with the setting Of
the Fort Henry tablet Doddridge sword
presentation and visit Of Admiral Dew
ey-pll in one little day, washingtOn's
Birthday. February q, 1900.
The Fort Henry tablet committee has
been called to meet next Monday even
ing at o'clock at the ONCE of Chair
man Il. NJ. Garvin, 1873 Chapline street,
and the members Of the sub-commit-
tee on finance are asked to be present
AT this meeting an endeavor will be
made to estimate the amount Of money
needed for the expenses Of the affair.
this to be raised by the finance com-
mlttee by subscription. 1t is also prob
able that several subcommittee Will
be named. including parade, entertain
ment, reception, transportation, decor
alton, etc. Already subcommittee on
finance and press have been named.
TT re is also a Likelihood that the gem
eral committee will be enlarged,
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IoW Rate Recommended.

Chairman Garvln, OF the Fort Henry
tablet committee. yesterday received
from Passenger Agent Burke, Of the
Baltimore &: Ohio, notification that the
Wheeling passenger committee, repre-
sentlng all the roads entering Wheel
ing, had acted on the request for spec
ial rates to Wheeling for Dewey Day"
The committee, he stated. had recon-
mended to the Trunk Line Association
(east of the Ohio river) and the Gem
tral passenger committee (west of the
Ohio rIver) that rate of one far for
the round trip be granted, tickets to
be good coming to wheeling February
q and %, and good returning on Febru-
airy % and %. this rate to apply to ter
rltory within radius of 100 miles Of
this city. So far as it goes this rec
ommendation is all right. but Chair
man Garvin has decided to make a
second application. requesting that the
rate be extended to apply to territory
within a radius of 200 miles. Doubt-
less this change viii be acceded to by
the local and higher railroad officials.
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.PARKFRSBURG'S SENSATION

Arrest Of q Woman Who, 1fasqusr-
aiding as Man, Forged Notes and
Played Other Tricks OF a cOmpli-
eating Character = Denies Charges
Against Her
PARKERsBURG, W. va, Dec. 49,
EMS Glenn, or Cora Alice Cunning
ham. or Nell Rader-anyhow, the
woman who folled them all as male
impersonatcr. forging notes and becom-
ing engaged to marry women, and do-
ing other things that some men do
arrived here to-day in the custody Of
Jude Richards, who had gone to Hills
boro, Ills, after her and to whom she
was turned over by the Illinois author
tiles yesterday afternoon. She arrived
in mans attire and was marched from
the train to the county jail. She broke
down in the jail ONCE. and hiding her
face with her hands (and 1t Is a slender,
delicate hand), she was convulsed with
sobs. She would not answer q queS-
ton put to her BY the Intelllgeneer cor
respondent
This is the woman whom II is charged
became engaged to marry Miss Ella
Dukes, at Hillsboro. his, while mas
querading in male attire, and was ar
rested there for forgery. She was tried
and convicted. but being convicted as
a man could NOT be sent togphson as
a woman, and the peculiaritlss Of the
law there released her from the GUS
tody Of the officers.
While here she forged a note or 1t is
thought she did, on William Richard
son for Sl,4OO. She was at Marietta for
a year.
Her defense will be that she is the
twin sister Of man who forged notes
In Illinois, and that she went to him
when he was about to be arrested and
exchanged clothes with him, which al
lowed him to escape. Her claim is that
It was her brother who was here as a
man, and that the facial resemblance
between them is so strong that she re-
lied upon 1t to get him out Of trouble,
and that It did.
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A BUSY PLACE.
phenomenal Holiday Business Being
Done by the F. W. Banner Com

Phenomenal Holiday Business Being
Done by the F. ". Banner Com
pany.
A striking evidence OF the season Of
business prosperity, Is seen in the busy
store and warerooms Of the F. W. Bau-
mer company This well known firm
has always enjoyed the reputation OF
leadership in the music trade, and un-
der the efficient management Of Mr.. w.
A. MIlligan, one Of the most expert
enced music dealers in the whole coun-
try, 1t has this year surpassed all re-
cords, The business Of the Banner
company has been extended into new
fields, until at present II may be said
that the r. W. Banner company's
pianos and general line OF musical
goods are probably sold more widely
than any other Wheeling wholesale
house.
This year the sales OF pianos have
been very large: the first two weeks Of
the present month passing in number
the greatest sales of any previous
month in the history OF the firm, and
when the extent Of the business hereto
fore done by the Banner company Is
considered the full Significance Of this
statement Is realized. A score or more
of beautiful pianos, all splendid instru-
ments, are nov standing In the COM
pany's warerooms, waiting for delivery
as Christmas gifts, and the number Is
being added to almost hourly, in spite
OF constant deliveries. The lines of fine
pianos handled by the +. w. Banner
company are eQunlled by no establish
ment in the Ohio valley and by very
few in the country: and this fact, cou-
pied with courteous business dealing.
accounts for the phenomenal rush
which the company is at present exper-
lencing.
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ttUncle Toms Cabin. !"

uncle Toms Cabin never grows
old. There runs through It a vein of
pathos peculiarly touching and sweet.
It speaks the universal language Of the
heart, It reflects like a prism the In
nermost phases Of the human emotion.
It is more than a play. It is moral
classic. Notwithstanding It's frequent
production, 1t is seldom that one secs
the play as 1t is now presented by the
Ed. F. Davis company. It is like meet
ing an old friend after many years.
The management doubtless believes in
the maxim, What's worth doing Is
worth doing we'll" They have brought
together In this production all the re-
qulsltes that go to make up a tirst-class
entertainment. Ed. +. Davis colossal
spectacular Uncle TOMS Cabin Com
pany" will appear at the Opera House,
matinee and night Saturday, December
16.
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A Rara rreat For Ladies.only.

Or. crlstion, late of theParis schools,
lecturer on the grace. beauty. form and
physical culture OF women, gives lee
ture that is well worth the time OF the
most refined woman to attend. He cap
tivates his audiences wherever he ap-
pears. He IS the only man in America
who has the scientific knowledge nee
essary TO Instruct women in the line
along which his lectures run, and VINO
beauty and grace taught by the famous
Partisan schools Of beauty. Women
who have heard him and who have
needed his advice. rise up and call him
blessed whenever they view their own
changed appearance In the mirror that
had been used to telling them such I'M
complimentary things Of themselves.
Ladies who value their personal APP
pearance should not miss DR., n. 3. F.
House, Monday afternoon, December
IS, at $3.50 o'clock.
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The octoroons.

A novel entertainment. pleasing
throughout, free from all vulgarlty, and
the singing Of which is phenomenal in
vlrllity and power is given by John w.
Isham's Octoroons, the next attraction
at the Grand for three nights, COM
menclng this evening. There is noth-
ing tawdry or dizzy about this show. II
Is a high class affair In every respect.
There are forty people, the girls being
handsome, while the comedians arc all
eccentric. The opening sketch,
''7-11-77." IS original, and deals with
policy playing, crap shooting. etc. DUR
ing the action Of the first part, special
ties are introduced and the latest songs
are sung Dancing also forms part OF
the entertainment The ollo Is a strong
one, headed by Belle Davis, who was
the hit Of Hammerstein's Victoria the
atre, New York, all summer. The seem
ic equipments and costuming are all
that could be desired.
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The secret societies are beginning to
show an active interest in Dewey
Day" and doubtless all Of them win
participate in the parade. Chairman
oaryin yesterday received committees
representing the Knights Of Pythias'
U, R. knights Of Pythias, A. o. o. W.
and other orders, ali Of whom slgnlned
their intention to take part in the DEM
onstration. Mr.. GarvIn was requested
to send invitations to each society, but
he said that general invitation to all
societies would probably be issued, I'M
less the subcommittee on parade In
Yited each.
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A sntisasd onntnmnr

Ia the best advertisement. For years
past we have been selling Sterling sill
yer and Solid Gold Jewelry to n great
many people. As result. we have the
approval OF men and women, who have
been pleased with our goods, our prices
and our general method OF doing busl-
ness. What we have done for others
we can do for you. We sell artistic and
reliable goods from the leading manu-
facturers, All our goods nre EunrRn-
feed, JOHN BECKER & CO,
3527 Jacob Street.
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wiscousin Heard From.

Friends of the IntellIgencer in Wis
eongln determined to be represented In
the list OF contributors to the Intelll-
gencer Doddridge sword fund Their
determination was carried out, as Will
be seen by the following letter received
yesterday.
MARsHFIELD. wis, Dec, II, 1893.
The Inteliigeaeer, wheeling;
1antlemen:-Inclosed please. hnd g sub
acriDtion TO the 1ntelllgencer HI:
Sword Fund, from TWO AaEShhelu, WIS.,
fFiendh
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The Morgantown company Of the
First west Virginia regiment, National
Guard, is getting ready to go to
whcelinR on Dewey Day and II will be
in good shape for that event in case
thew are Invited. Two mon have been
enlisted and there are places for some
moro good men. None but those VINO
sSncct 10 attend drills need apply. No
RUNNERS are wanted. The company y
one Of the best IN the state aa regaruB
personncl and II will be kept that way
--Mofgantown New Dominion.
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IF you are in doubt about what to
purchase for a Christmas present for
your friends, come in and examine our
stock Of Harness, Trunks. Travelling
Bags. Dress Suit Gases, Purses. Pock-
et-bools, Dressing Cases. Military
Brushes, etc. ETZ & SEIFERT,
Cor. Main and Eleventh Streets.
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The 20 per cent discount sale Of Shef
Bros. continues to draw throngB. The
general verdict Ia that the big discount
sale IL the best thing that ever happen
ed for holiday buyers. The sale offers
big opportunity to purchasers In all
lines and they nre rapidly taking nd-
vantage Of them.
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MORE care Is taken in selecting
books for boys and girls than In any
OF literature, as we have 9
for only the choicest and
best. At Csc, 50c, 60c and 9Oc you can
have u large variety to select from at
STANTON'S, i
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sTANToN,s orr oITY pooK sToRR
Is san Headquarters For Good Liter

- - $500 sAA hsAA9 - " S+NSS A4AbSA7
Notwithstanding the fact that Dry
Goods, Furniture, Queensware and
wall paper stores are seeking to edu-
cate the community by advertising
books. One enterprising dealer fixes
the price by the number Of pages per
book, while another suggests that
weight Is the faiTer way.
To those persons who regard any coll
lection Of printed pages with cover as
a literary production and ask only for
quantity, these dealers can serve you
better than any bookseller,
Remember that every express brings
us New Publications.
II you come every day you will find
something new. Our uniform system OF
discounts will make our prices entirely
satisfactory. FRANK STANTON.
1901 Market Street.
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ETH, the Optlclan, win put the right
Kind OF GlasseB IN Spectacles or Eye
Glasses after presentation, without ex-
ira charge. ttns&W-b
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THE Lehigh Valley Railroad has ls-
sued magnificent calendar for 1900.
embodying steel engraving of the ia
nous Black Diamond Express train,
running between New York and Buffa-
10: a view Of the beautiful SusQuehan-
ma River, a part Of the route of this
line, and n comprehensive map OF the
country traversed by the Lehlgh VAL
ley road, all done in the highest style Of
the engraver's art.
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OUR store will be open at night, be-
ginning December II. until after the hol-
idays. JOS. GRAVES SON.
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Grape Fruit, Fresh Pine Apples,
Sweet Florida Oranges, New. Toma-
toes and Cucumbers.
ALEX. BURST & SONS.
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GIVEN away free-n handsome book
for little folks, with every purchase Of
90 cents or over, at
MEINHART & sTBNTzEL's.
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THE largest line Of Rings in the city,
w. D. ODBERT, Matchmaker and
Jeweler, south end creek bridge.
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oentlomen's Sl.25 Fine Leather
Christmas Slippers, kid lined, for
CSC at 1EeFaddea'S.
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YOU can save money by buying your
books at our cut-rate book counter.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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TO tho Trade:-our store win DO open
after supper from Monday, December II,
until after tho holidays,
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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cHICKAMAUGA, the popular mill
tnry camp, game. interesting, amusing
and Instructive. for sale only at
sTANTON'S BOOK STORE.
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stanton's Old City Book store.
Standard Diaries in all sizes, from
vest pocket to office desk diaries, at
STATIONS.
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PHOTO Albums in leather and plush,
also the new Oxford Teachers Bibles.
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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FINE Line Of Ladies' and Gents
Watch Chains at oDBBRT5, south end
OF creek bridge.
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TABLEWARE in sets or open stock
In China and Porcelain Mt the WEDGE
WOOD, 1908 Main street.
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WE have Just opened case Of Hand
Stamped Initial Stationery. For sale
only at ALBERT DITTMAR'S,
1903 Market Street.
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SEE our gIlt-top. 12-mo. silk vellum,
cloth binding, 75c edition, for q cents a
copy. JOS. GRAVES son.
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OH! 1 don't know! You viii fnd the
finest line Of rich Gold Jewelry at
McNAhIEEYS.
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DON'T fail to see what beautiful lit
tie volumes in prose and poetry can be
bought for 25 cents each at
STANToN'S.
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Warm Felt Slippers for Children
500 at McFadden's.
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A MOST exceptional line Of DEN
Goods for the men at
GEO. E. sTIFEL q CO.'S.
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chntelaine watches in gold and silver
w. ]. LUKENs, One Price Jeweler.
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SAY, have you seen the swell stock
of Gents Rings at McNAMEE'S,f
1907 Market Street,
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FOR Christmas spectaeles and Eye
Glasses, see ETZ, the opticlan.
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For Christmas.

For Christmas.
Bicycles.
Golf Sticks.
caddy Bags.
Tennis Rackets.
Bose Ball Goods.
Skates.
Sweaters.
Foot Ball Goods.
Polo Goods.
Striking Bags.
Boxing Goods.
Indian Clubs.
Dumb Bells.
Fencing Foils.
Victor and Whites
~ Exercisers.
Typswriters.
Sewing Machines
velocipsdes and
Iron Wagons,
JasOnC. Stamps
1898
Market Street.
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sllver-bnck Pocket Combs 25c and soc.
w. ]. LUKENS, one Price JOwcler.
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"FATHER Goose; His Book" is for
sale only by JOS. GRAVES SONS.
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JARDINIEREsand Pedestals, new
in shapeand in style at stifel q Co.'s.
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TRUNKS in endless variety, from the
12-inch Doll Trunk to the 44-lnch Dress
er. We also have the Bureau Trunk
take a look at them, at
ETZ & SEIFERT'S.
Cor. Eleventh and Main Streets.
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Tho Best PrescrIptlon IoF UhiIIB
and Fever Is bottle Of Groves Taste:
less Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron ana
no pay. Price. 6oc. tthS&W
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Good Pearl Pen, Gold Point, 10 cents.
w. ]. LUKENs, One Price Jeweler,
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TWO, Three, -Four and Five Light
oandelabFas in Iron, Brass and Sill
yer at STEEL & CO.'S.
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MRS. CUNNINGHAM Calendars for
1900, by Mrs. NJ. q. Irwin. Leave or
ders at % Vermont street. th&m
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SWINGING Horses on stationary
base. also Desks and Blackboards In
large variety. JOS. GRAVES son.
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Fine Umbrellas and Pocketbooks.
w. ]. LuKENs, One Price Ieweler.
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overholt Rye. Per Gal. ct.
I" 8 years old. $3.50 $i.00
/" 8 years old. ,$2.76 rs
Dougherty Rye. Per Gal. ct.
+" 8 years old. $3.50 $1.oo
I" 8 years old. .$2.76 rs
Maple Grove, the best $500 Rye
that money can buy. Send price and
name kind. We will ship at once.
Full measure guaranteed.
!. A. GAREE,
1864 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. va.
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A WATERMAN Fountain Pen makes
a nice gift. For sale at
JOS. GRAVES SON.
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STERLING Silver Thimbies, Zoe.
~. j. IuKENS. One Price JeWeler.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON. Dec. u. 1879.


FSICWIIU I1VV7- N7l1'7
Dear omTRde;--EHcuse delay ~ 9n ~ e,
ynT, Yours OF the Sd. 1 am all tied up on
the Roberts committee and my official
work. Just beginning to see my way OUT
and get even with my work. "a, ~,
wNi como to wheeling on ~ OF : ~ ",
mary las now believe / CAM ana marcn
ma al and act with the comrades. DON
want 10 be counted in any other crowa'
NE m' FFAternRlly.
Su''' ROMEO II. FREER.
Congressman Freer is a former de-
partmeut commander OF the Depart
ment Of west Virginia, G. A r,
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oonoreagman Freer VIM March.

CongreSsman Freer VIII lIaEVu'
Congressman Romeo n. Freer, of the
Fourth West Virginia district, will at
tend, and is to march with the G. A.
R. veterans in their division OF the par
ade. Chairman Richard Robertson, Of
the G A. r. committee, yesterday re-
celved the following letter from Colonel
.TNrney..
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REEcHAMs PILLS for stomach
and Liver Ills.
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BARGAIN
...WEEK
Il. E. Hillman
.&CO.'s.

Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants,
Charms, CUT But.
tons, Bracelets, Pen.
Knives, Cigar.Cui.
tiers, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, Fill.
3D. Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Filled Brushes,
Sterling Sllverware,
and best Silver
Plated Ware. Head.
quarters for Regina
Music Boxes.
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o Eleventh Street,
Wheeling v. Va
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-30
TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.
Items FROM HARBOR FRONT

The ship Dashing Wave is at
the old fish market wharf.
The Waialua sails for Ka!ihi-
wal and Hanalei at 4 p m today.
1t is possible that the 8 s CHI
ma, bent on breaking all previous
records will get into port some.
time tonight, although she is not
due until the frat of the month.
Having discharged her mules
and horses at the Oceanic wharf
yesterday, the U s Transport
Siam moved over to Brewers
wharf to make room for the 8 s
Australia.
At the foot of Richards street
the new dredger is about to start
in on the work of excavsting the
coral for The new government
slips. Piping and all other float.
ing accessories are in readiness
for operations.