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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS,

Sowing te Wind" is underlined for
this evening. at the Opera House. 1t
is one of those productions whose truth
to nature makes an Irresistible appeal
to the heart, and makes one feel more
strongly than ever the great discrep-
ancy there is in soctety's treatment of
victims of the social evil, the weaker
sex being made to suffer almost the en-
tire odlum. This has been the case for
so long, that It has become second ma
ture to the world at large, making 1t n
difficult matter to equalIze the punish
ment in way to deter the so-called
"noblest work Of God" from going
ahead in his dastnrdly work. with the
knowledge that in his case II will be
condoned, while the poor woman con-
cerned Will be bounded from pillar to
post; allowed no chance to reform, but
kept down to the end. Sowing the
Wind" tells the story in a way that
leaves you no excuse for shielding the
villain, while visiting your contumely
on the real sufferer. The sale OF tick
cts indicates n large audience.
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saw a red roam horse like Cramblett's
hItched near Gosnell's on the Thursday
evening before the murder.
clayton Carter Investigated where
the horse was said to have been hitch
ed the Thursday night before the muir
der, but saw no tracks.
James Noble was allowed to go on
the stand to set himself right before tho
community. He did not know where
the gun used was and never took It
from cramblett's brothers stable. Be-
fore Noble was allowed to testify, the
lawyers had a tilt over its admission.
The prosecutor accused Mr.. Erskiae of
resortIng to demagogic and shyster
tactics and Mr.. Erskine made a reply
that caused applause. It was equally
hot, with the eptthets left out.
Miss Elva Gosnell, aged twenty-one'
said Cramblett had made love to her.
hut her father knew nothing of 1t,
crambIett came there and stayed all
night once ara they dressed his hand
where he had run splinter in 1t. She
said her father had never spoken to
Gotschall. who married her sister.
David Reynard said he had taken FL
va Gosnell places. He and crambIett
had joked each other about going to
Gosnell's. He had asked Elva to be al
lowed to keep company with her, but
she refused for some reason, presumably
by her fathers objections to mankind
in general. This last was brought out
to show Gosnell was not Directing to
crambIett alone. He was at GosneiFs
when the bloodhounds were brought,
but Quincy showed no fear of them.
Quincy asked him II he thought Gosnett
would shoot anyone who would run
away with one of the girls, and he
answered mo" The defense rested and
after remarks by the prosecutor and
defendants attorney. Squire Hum
phreyville held Cramblett for Gosnell's
murder, and the crowd dispersed, being
sorry the trial was over.
Last evening 1t was rumored that
watch would have to be kept on Cram
hlett in Jail, as he might commit sui
eide while broodIng over his condition,
his proposition to Miss Gosnell showing
that he had suicidal tendencies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
"under the Red Robe. ;,

What must undoubtedly prove to be
the fashionable dramatic event of the
season, will be seen here at the Opera
House. next Wednesday. matinee and
night. when Mr.. Julius Calm viii pre-
sent New York's latest sensation, "Un-
der the Red Robe" This drama. we
are assured, will be produced with all
the elegance OF style and exquisite
taste with which It was given In New
York at the Empire theatre. Stanley
WcymRn's novel MS translated into a
drama by Edward Rose, loses nothing
OF It's romantic charm and power to
move. and In the hands OF Mr. Cahn's
capable company. 1t viii no doubt be
thoroughly appreciated here Mr., Paul
Cazeneuve. who has created so many
leading parts and who so artisucally
depicted them all, VIII enact the hero
in Under the Red Robe" and Miss
Amelia Gardner, a most talented ar
tiste, will play the heroine. The com
pany otherwise Is large, strong and eff
fective, so that most perfect rendi-
tlon Of this famous play may be looked
for,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
"nauev q coming % MheelIng!,,

Dewey is coming to Wheeling"
Five minutes after the bulletins had
ben posted on the windows of the news
paper oflces yesterday afternoon, the
fact OF the coming of the gallant adj
mlral was on everybody's lips, and all
afternoon and evening It was almost
the sole topic Of conversation.
That 1t will be one Of the greatest
events in wheeling's history is conced-
ed on all sides, and 1t seems that every
body is aroused to the Importance Of
preparing a welcome for the Hero of
Manila such as BELTS his rank and
valor.
In expressing their qualification Of
the success of the committee in secur-
ing promise from the admiral to be
here sure on Washlngton's Birthday.
the prominent citizens generally did
not forget to congratulate the Intettt-
gencerfor having been the prime mover
in the matter, and many were the words
of praise bestowed upon the paper
for the enterprise displayed.
The question OF the sort Of a well
come for the day is the next thing to
consider, and several ideas were adj
vanced yesterday by gentlemen who
have had experience in this line. All
agree that above everything else there
should be the largest parade ever seen
in the city, In which all of the civic
and military bodies would participate.
Organizations from all surrounding
cities and towns might be induced to
come, and take part in the procession
and celebration. The fact that there
will be three notable events take place
on that day will serve to make the city
rather lively.
In the first place, the laying of the
Fort Henry tablet marking the spot
where the last battle OF the American
Revolution took place, is an event In
itself worthy Of a great demonstration.
and when coupled to this is the present.
alton OF a sword to Lieut.. John s. bod
bridge, the only Wheeling representa-.
tive in the Battle of Manila, and the
presence OF the Hero Of Manila Is sufi-
clent to cause such an outpouring Of
people as will tax the city to accOmmO-
date.
The time to prepare for the big event
is right away. and the city council and
chamber of commerce should appoint
committees to act with the Fort Henry
tablet committee in arranging the de-
tails. The sooner the work is begun
the easier 1t will be, and there is plen-
ty of time now to arrange every minute
detail.
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"His Better Half.r

His Better Half" opened a return en-
Eagement OF half week Mt the Grand
opera house last night to an audience
which crowded the theatre. This furl-
ously funny farce Is even better than
when It was here earlier in the season,
Eddie Clark's was n new face. and II
was a smiling Ethiopian eoanteHRRce
while his monolORuc act would have
done credit to Lew DOckstadcr. Boyle
and Graham had the audience In con-
VulslOns while they were on the stage
the burlGsQue Imitation OF Soush by the
former, and the isis Hopkins" OF the
latter being stellar vaudeville features.
The musical numbers by the Moss fam
lily were faultlcssly given. II Is n big
company Of merry makers, and II du-
pllcatcd the hit made earlier In the
season, Crowded houses are certain
TO greet His Better Halt' during the
remaining performances.
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ganiEatlons, and those from surround
ing towns. The Immunes ard the To-
cal companies of the First and Second
regiments might be brought together
for the occasion also"
General James H. Lancaster: II am
very glad to hear that Admiral Dewey
is to be with US, and II the committee
secs ut to have parade, l think I can
promise the services OF the Uniform
Rank, Knights Of Pythias, almost to a
man."
Col Charles H. Gelger-'It will be a
big time. and everybody should lend a
willing hand to make 1t such. hope
the weather Will permit Of a gigantic
outdoor celebration. the like Of which
the citizens have never SEEM"
Mr.. David White, of White. Handley
& Foster-..The South Side merchants
win be found in line when the time
comes to make the celebration one
worthy of the occasion. The commit
tee and the Inteiilgencer deserves great
credit for their success"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
THE SWORD FUND.
To the Public:

To the Public;
We endorse the initiative action ta-
ken by the Wheeling Iutelligencer,
both in inviting Admiral Dewey to
take part in the ceremonies attending
the setting Of the Fort Henry COM
memoratiVe tablet, and lin propos-
ing the raising Of fund by popular
subscription for the purpose Of pur-
chasing a suitable sword, to be pre-
scented to Lieut.. John Doddridge, U.
s. N. in recognition Of his services
contributory to the great victory won
by Admiral Dewey in Manila Bay.
We suggest that the 1ntelligencer
proceed aE once to receive subscrip-
lions to the Doddridge Sword Fund,
to the amount Of $500, same to be
expended by the Fort Henry Tablet
Committee In purchasing the sword,
to be presented to Lieut., Doddridge,
in connection with the Fort Henry
ceremonies, February 20, 1900
a. P. McGREGoR,
HULLIHEN QUARRIER,
A. T. SWEENEY,
R. NJ. BAIRD,
o. G. DEWEY,
ALEX. UPDEGRAFF.
T. M. GARV1N.
Members Fort Henry Tablet Com
mittee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
WHAT THEY THINK OF IT.

Representative Citizens Express
Satisfaction Over the Glad Tidings.
An Intelligencer representative called
upon number Of prominent citizens
and business men yesterday, and In
formed them OF Admira! Dewey's ac-
ceptance OF the invitation and his
promise to be here positively on the
date named
Mayor Andrew T. Sweeney said, when
he learned the news: 81 am delighted.
1t will surely be one Of the biggest"
days Wheeling has ever seen. and no
time should be lost in preparing for 1t.
The patriotic feature of the day, added
to the coming Of Dewey and the sword
presentation should be celebrated in a
manner BETTING the occasion. The
TnteItigencer should be heartily con-
graduated upon its success In bringing
about the glorious result. Anything
that lies In my power to add to tho
success OF the AFFAIR. you may depend
upon 1t, will have my support"
Congressman B. B. Dovener said.
80 the admiral has accepted? Good.
It will be great day. and will en-
deavor to be here for the purpose OF
participating In the exercises"
Mr. Huitlhen Quarter. president Of
the chamber of commerce; 'The news
OF the admiral's acceptance of the In
vltatlon to come here on washtngton's
Birthday Is very gratifying, to say the
least, and now we must walt for the
committee to return. and learn from
them whether Mr.. Dewey expressed any
preference for the nature OF the well
come which is TO be accorded him. It
has always been his custom to prefer
as simple a ceremony as possible. and
l have no doubt he would like that up
on this occasion. would suggest II
possible that we arrange for some
thing new, and not follow the old rut in
such celebration. 1t would be ap-
proprlate II a general reception should
be held, where the citizens could see
and chat for a moment with the ad-
mIral."
Mr.. F. C. H, schwertfeg:er: ut is
now more evident than ever before that
the city should take steps ut once to
perpctuate the street arches aud think
the council should take action without
delay. They should all be painted,
and the double one at Twelfth street
should be put upon strong iron sup
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
A REsULFANT BOOM
For the Doddridge Sword Fund
Should Now MaterialiRe.

Eor the Uooor1uBe SWOFu Gu4u
Should Now MateriAli2e.
The fund for purchasing sword for
Lieut.. John 8. Doddridge is increasing
slowly, and now that 1t Is an assured
fact that Admiral Dewey is to be here
when 1t Is presented on washlngton's
birthday, February %, there should be
a boom in the subscriptions.
1t has been learned that number Of
merchants have been waiting for the
paper to be presented for their subscrip-
tIon, therefore have held back expecting
every day to be solicited to give some
thing to the fund. The paper will not
be taken around. and the subscriptions
are to be all voluntary. Therefore all
who desire to contribute will please
telephone to the counting room of the
IntellIgencer. No. Ss2. stating the
amount they desire to contribute and
they will be given due credit The coll
lectlons Will not be made until the en-
tire $500 has been subscribed. Sums
from ten cents upwards will be received.
Send in your names.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
VIC poddrIdge ENTERTAINMENT.

All interested in the IntellIgencer
DoddrIdge sword committee entertain
ment are requested to attend the meet
ing called for Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock; at the woman's Musical Clubs
quarters. Mrs. George B. Caldwell is
chairman of the committee. The pro-
posed entertainment will include the
best talent in Wheeling, and as 1t is in
capable hands. its success is assured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

The Secret Service has Just unenrth-
ed another band OF countertelters and
secured large quantity OF bogus
bills. which are so cleverly executed
lint the average person would never
suspect them Of being spurious. Things
Of great value are always selected for
imitation, notably HoBtCtter'S STOMACH
pIttcrs. which has many imItntors but
no equals for disorders like indigestion,
dyspepsia. constipation, nervousness
and general debility. See thnt n private
Revenue Stamp covers the neck OF the
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
BERo TO THE FRONT.
The Dog-Killer Cleverly Distinguish
ed Himself Yesterday.

4n6 LUX @EAA44SA SAGNG44y SA1GAAt9 hAASAA
ed Himself Yesterday.
oGcer Frank Bero. the Sixth ward
blue coat of undying dog-killlng fame,
was the man of the hour on the South
Side yesterday afternoon. A dog own
ed by John Carney, out caldwell's run,
struck terror to the hearts Of the men,
women and children in that locality, by
evIncInE desire to sample human BIZ
peds. The savage brute bit two men
and boy, and there was call for
Bero. He came on the scene with a
double-barrelled gun, both triggers
ready for instant action, and he met
Mr.. Dog In the backyard. The canine
lenped at the officers pointed gun and
seized the end of 1t in his mouth. Then
Bero let both barrels loose and thus
wrote the CANNES epltaph.
rho excitement caused Mr.. Carney to
timber up on too much oil OF Joy, End
Zero he'd to arrest him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
DEWEY'S VISIT.
All Agree It WIN be the biggest
Day in the city's History.
HOW THENEWSWAS RECEIVED.

Newfoundland Citizens Generally Ez-
press Enthusiastic Satisfaction Up
on Learning Of the Success Of the
Local Committee in Washington.
The Intelligencer's Enterprise is
acknowledgements Be-
gin Soon.
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CRAMBLETT Held.
Result Of the Preliminary Hearing in
eosnell Murder Case.
HE HAD CROWDS SYMPATHY

At the Trial Before Squire Humph.
rsyville, in Mt. Peasants Town
Hall-oramblett's Friends Sur
prised at the Finding, They Retus-
ing to See ANY discriminating Evil
dsnce Produced by the Amateur
Detectives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

The Intelligencer accepts the trust,
as suggested and imposed by the
Committee. Donations to the fund
NAV be left at the 1ntelligencer
counting rooms, 81 Fourteenth street.
out-of-town contributors may mail
subscriptions to the Intelligencer
Publishing Company, Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

On cross-examIHation he said he had
known Gosnell since a boy and that
neither his dead father, nor him was on
good terms with Gosnei. His fFst
trouble with Gosnell was because he
shot Gosnelrs dog. Then they had
words because he moved boundary
cornerstone and over the building Of
a boundary line fence, He caught a
runaway horse for Gosnell once and
took the animal and looked mad and
never even thanked him. He did not
want to go to Cramblett's the night Of
the shooting. His mother and wife
cautioned him against going to Cram
b,etts. His mother thought Cramblett
did the shooting, because the noise of
the horse going past after the shooting
sounded like Crambletts horse. He
denied that he was the first to start the
report that Quincy committed the crime
or that he had been playing detective
and going around looking up evidence
to fnsten the crime on Quincy. He
denied direct question asking him II
he had not shot GosRell.
Mr.. Ersllne ended by saying You'd
have no motive In shooting Gosnell, Il
man you have not spoken to for years,
would your" Rainbow replied not.
Hugh Best told Of hearing the shot
the night Of the murder while lie WINS
standing In a knoll some distance from
cospells, and he heard the horse ridden
up the road as the rider crossed the
creek. lie saw the horse tracks where
the horse was hltched to the fence and
saw the missing shoe print. Here the
prosecution rested and court adjourned
for dinner.
In the afternoon the FIRST witness the
defense put on was stCnographcr
George Campbell. who read the notes OF
Crnmbletts testimony to the coroner.
There was nothing discriminating or new
in his testimony. CrAmblett denied that
his horse was hitched near Gosnclls
on the Thursday night before the shoot
ing, He denied being in love or keep
ing company with Gosnelrs girls,
jeff Rainbow was recalled and said he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24

POSITIVELY the only union halter in
the state. HoDSHON, the halter, No,
1864 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
Il E. Hillman


Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants !!
Charms, CUT But.
tons, Bracelets, Pen.
Knives, Cigar.Cut.
fers, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, FIJI.
ed Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Filled Brushes,
Sterling Silverware,
and best Silver.
Plated Ware. Head
quarters for Regina
Music Boxes.
o Eleventh. Street,
Wheeling. ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-24
WANT
GOLD?

You can find i
here, We are Just
now showing a beau,
tiFui line Of Colo
Rings, plain, fancy,
engraved and WIN
ali kinds Of settings,
at prices far below Glow
those usually naI Ii;,i
for rings OF Ras
value. We inylIs
YOU to he the Judge -.
to compare ou Y.
rings with those 10y oI
other houses ana
convince yourself
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
Norcrnl,cr lith. lspp,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Rocky Ford, Colo. October IL. 1892
To the stockholders OF tho Rocky Ford Ditch
company:
You are hereby notified that a meeting OF
the etoc holders OF the Rocky Ford Ditch Co.
will be held on Saturday, November Is, prux.,
At the oificc Of the Melon growers assocla.
tlon.
Tho objects for which the meeting is called
are: To modify and amend Art. of the by.
Art. Q shall provide that before any pro ratio
assessment shall be made tho same shall be
approved and ordered by parties represent
Ing Rt least twothirds Of the capital stock,
voting either In pcrson or by proxy. At an an
nual or spccial.in all othcr respects said Ar
ticle shall remain Us u now roads.
Also to modify nnd amend Art. in this rs-
spcct. !. o.: II shall provide that two.thirda
vote shall bc required to alter or amend any
OF the bylaws.
Notice Of mccting on Nov. II is withdrawn.
81 c. J. CovER, President.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

A. Fl. Griswold, Of the Rocky
Ford novelty works, is steadily
making improvements in his stock
and plant. The latest addition to
his facilities is one Of the most
complete lathes for iron work that
can be purchased. There is moth
ing in the line Of turning and SIM
liar work which this valuable ma
chine cannot do.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
GENERAL CARPENTER SHOP.
Furniture Repairing and Screen
Work . Speciality.
STocKHoLpERs' ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice Il hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF Tbs Rocky
fori Canal. Reservoir. Land, Loan and Trust
Company will be- held At 10 o'clock u. m., De.
town OF Rocky Ford. Otcru county. Colorado,
FOR tho election OF board OF nvc directors,
tho voting OF an assessment for ma In lining
and operating the canal for the year iaU. and
for tho tranraction OF any other business
prnpcrly coming before tho meeting.
ny order OF the Board OF Directors.
W. A. COLT.
President.
November iith. 1890. ss-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

AGENTS wANTED-fOR "THR LIFE AND
Ach!eyemcnts of Admiral Dewey" the
stead. tho lifelong friend and Rdmircr OF the
nations idol. Birxcst and best book; over
tone ILLUSTRATIONS. Only ei.so. Enormous dc.
mand. BiE commissions. OUTFIT FREQ. Chance
OF q lifetime. Write quick. Tho Dominion
1.26
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

For everything in the Gro
Gerry line at lowest prices go to
either of the two stores OF the
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

For rent 10 acres ! mile south
Of Rocky Ford, under Catlin canal
with good house. Easy terms.
Enquire mt Enterprise office. 23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

All seasonable goods in the
Grocery line will be found at the
two stores of the Rocky Ford Gro
Gerry Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

-Isaac II. Adair, Undertaker and,
Embalmer Of many years. experience,
and whose efficiency Is recognized by all
partment OF the Rocky Ford Hardware
Go.
Tho Thanksgiving Number of
the Saturday Evening Post. in its
stories. poems, pictures and gem
eral articles, will be the most at
tractive number of the magazine
vet issued. twill be on all news
stands Nov. %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

If the Boss Nickel or Puff
Well doesn't suit you for q 5 cent
cigar there is no s cent smoke
that will. Cali for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
For Sale.

10 acres No. l Land, oil under
Catlin canal, only one mile from
town. Small payment down, Ion s
time on balance. A bargain il
sold at once. w. II. Gibson.
At Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

Pasture and running water for
40 head Of horses at the Wicks'
ranch, 5 miles south Of town. Call
nt the ranch ON J. II. Morgan.
26-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

Full line Of Flour, both Rock!
Ford Mill and Kansas at til,
Rocky Ford Grocery Co.'S tw'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

Span gray mares for sale
cheap; also platform spring wagon
with top and set double harness
Inquire at N. W. Terry's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23
Kodak Supplies.

The Rocky Ford country has .
large number Of amateur photog-
raphers who have heretofore been
compelled 70 send to the large
cities for plates, films and all sim.
liar goods. DR.. Hearby. has just
put in an excellent stock Of such
goods, rs well ~ . good line OF
Kodak and other apparatus, sup
plies aud chemicals needed. by
buying Of DR.. kearby amateur
photographers will encourage his
enlargement Of this line Of goods.
which will be Grent convenience
to them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

-Heinz's celebrated Table Mus
tard and Cider Apple Butter at
the Kinney Grocery Co. g, in bulk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

If the Boss Nickel or Puff
we'll doesn't suit you for n s cent
cigar there is no 8 cent smoke
that will. Call for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

Some bright young lady who
would like to make money can.
vassing for splendid book can
hear Of the opening by calling at
the Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

-Isasc II. Adsir. gsntssl Funeral Di.
rector and Embalmcr. With ths Rocky
Ford Hardware Co. u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

DIR. Fenton is agent for Ham
mars paints, warranted for five
yenrR
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

Ny oysters are shipped direct
from the oyster beds and are al
ways fresh. which condition Is
necessary to enjoy oysters.
Govreau's Meat Market,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-23

To make room for my fall
goods 1 will give liberal discount
or Oh everything in the furniture
line for the next ten days.
II. A. Dawley.