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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-24
WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENCER TUESDAY, JANUARY 1888

Nrs. Bo.kin had been convicted OF the
crime In state which lhcked jurisdle-
tion Ii the matter. /. will be remern-
berei that when the extradlt!on pro-
ceedings were In progress with the pos
sib!llty ~ Mrs. Botkin being sen; 10
Delaware TOT: trial. her attorneys fought
strenuousiy for tie trial 10 be he'd here.
arguing with success that the state OF
Delaware lacked Jurisdiction.
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THE ST. LOUIS MIN.Up
Judge, Spencer Decides Against Vor
Der Abe.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 23.--In the circuit
court to-day Judge Spencer rendered
his decision in favor OF the plaintiff in
the case of the Mississippi Valley Trsst
companY vs.. Sportsmans Park and
Club.
This was the case In which the trust
company asked leave TO foreclose on all
the property belonging TO the Sports
mans Park and Club. to secure the
payment OF 1000 worth OF first bonds
issued by that corporation 10 the trust
company.
Chris Won der Abe had entered plea
that the mortgage did not cover the
st. Louis franchise In the National
league and American association of base
ball clubs. and that the franchise was
his own exclusive and personal prop
erty.
Judge Spencer decided that the mort
gage was so worded rs to caver the base
ball franchise. f:e admitted that the
franchise had at one time belonged TO
the st. Louis Base Ball Association.
hut asserted that Won der Abe had
transferred 1t 10 the Sportsman's Park
and Club by allowing that corporation
the use OF It and By personally conduct
Ing the affairs Of both associations him
self. In every issue named in the suit
the court ruled against the defendant
and Won der Ahc personally.
Chris Won der Abe was not In court
when Judge Spencer rendered his de-
clsion. but his attorney. Mr.. Kinrerk.
was there. AS Mr.. kinnerk LETT the
court room he said: I'VE have four days
In which 10 appeal from the decision,
on; judging from the books of things
that will be orerruled. In that event
the case viii be taken to the supreme
court and bond given. While the case
IS pending in the supreme court no ac-
ton can be taken toward forcclosins
the MORTGAGE"
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The Colonies nrc Signing.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. %. - Claude
Ritchey. second basemau. and Cling
man. third baseman. have signed
Louisville contracts for 1899. They are
the latest recruits TO ailiH their names
to the ironclad agreements which make
them Colonies at least for another year.
Director Dreyfuss received their sign
ed contracts Saturday along with an
enthusiastic letter from each.
All OF the Louisville players who have
signed contracts have been unstintcd in
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Judge ttrsicnitattgh's Case.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 2S.--Thc cir
cult court overrulcd the demurrer to
the JIsbnrmcnt charges against Judge
i. L. Dellcnbaugh to-day. In answer
to the points raised by the defense the
cour, held that It had Jurisdiction In the
case and that The charges were suill-
cicnt. II proved. to justify Judge Del
lcnbaugh's disbarmcnt.
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GairUOy1nt.
CiarD0yGnL
...PROF. TRUE.
ClAlRV0YAN! AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.
Second Floor, Pnriors O, aud s.

Second Floor, PnriOrS q, aud 8.
Walk IN. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF sue
cess. Is gifted by nature with IL power
that approaches the miraculous. fio IS
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been 10 be the marvel OF the Nine
tenth century. Prof. True Is n prophet
OF Worldwide rcputc: he Is recommended
By every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite the wonder and admiration OF even
the skcptical. His advice Is intal!ihlc,
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development OF second
sight and his thorough knowledge OF The
many sciences peculiar to the men OF the
Orient. he is enabled to penetrate the woot
and web OF human lie. He gives advice
ON business. lawsuits, speculation, love,
cenriship matrimony: he uaIics the sepa.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
rngc with the one Of your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his cnun-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through his truthful predictions
Ncdsumlstic persons developed Onico
hours, . n. M. 10 . p. H.. daily and Sun
day. fRrlors so arranged that you vii!
meet no strangers Fees soc and 500
PROF TRUE. IO3G Main street.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. :3.-Thc Mt
torncys for Mrs. Cordclla Botkln. con-
yIcted Of the murder OF Mrs. John p.
Dunnlng, OF Dover, Del, and recon-
mcndcd for life imprisonment. appeared
before Judge Cook To-day and asked
for a continuance on the ground that
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. 90
Clark w. Bryan. aged scventy-four
years, formerly part owner OF the Re-
publican and later owner Of the Union,
shot and killed himself tO-day. He
founded Good Housekeeping and the
Paper World. but q few months ago he
met with business rcvcrscs.
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Senerai NoHces.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
N OF BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that the bonds
OF the Fostoria Glass Company. dated
January /. 1893. and numbered from thir-
teen to thirty inclusive. will be paid on
presentation at the National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling. West Virginia. These
bonds will cease to bear interest on the
Sd day OF February. 1899.
FOSTORIA GLASS COMPANY.
By " S BRADY Secretary. ia2l
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STORE ROOMS FOR RENT,

Large. elegant store room ut 1908
Mnin street. opposite west end of
Eleventh street. Three store rooms
with extra large glass fronts. ut cnr-
Her OF Main and Tenth streets. SIX
store rooms on Tenth street.
JAM rs l.. IIAWLEY.
1lcnl Estate md Loan Agent,
1OGS Main Street,
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OHIO VALLEYrBUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
J. NJ. FRASHER. President. !
rI'EEASURY DEPARTMENT.


- 80 iN.hp.'sAh- ''.''b'iiN. Jhip
rI'REAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, :
WASHINGTON. Dec. %. 1875.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
scented 10 the undersigned, |; has been
made to appear that The National ES-
change Bank OF Wheeling" in tho city
OF Wheeling. in the county OF Ohio, and
the state OF West Virginia, has complied
with all the provisions OF the Statutes OF
the United States. required 10 he COM
piled with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence business OF bank
Ing.
Now. therefore. ]. Lawrence o. Murray,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that THE
National Exchange Bank OF Wheeling"
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county Of
Ohio. and state OF West Virginia. is
authorized to commence the business OF
banking as provided In section tlfty one
hundred and six,y-nine OF tho Revised
Statutes OF the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal of office this twenty-rftnth day Of
December, 1898.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF tho
Currency. No. Slti. dc3l
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DON'T go to Europe TO, get your
Champagne when you can get Cooks
Imperial Extra Drf--a better wheat
home
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FOR RENT,

a Month.
cellar .......................... 90
No 23eo Markc, street. 20 Oh
No. n Seventeenth street. 20 %
No. IL Fourteenth street y u
aS9J Alley II. . Observation-Disclosures. s %
No. 81 twentieth street. .............. u %
No. 1910 Main street. barber shop,
with new furniture and fixtures
complete: bath with latest improved
four gallons per minute. .............s,o 60
No. i6 Seventeenth street............ ID O.
No 100 Charles strcct.,............ s 20
No. u Indiana Rtrect.................,l 6 %
No. lN Alley Observation-Disclosures. 100
No. 531 Main street. rooms. both
gases furnished and gas range. 10 90
No 80 Sixteenth street. botil!pE eel
lhr '..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u W
No S9 Sixteenth street. Office room. 10 90
No. u Sixteenth street. first floor. Il 90
Blacksmith shop. Market and TWEEN
ty-fourth streets. ......s.............. 10 90
Stable 1915 Alley B...................... 8 "
FOR SALE.
Desirable Market street property.
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Parents and guardians OF students OF
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad.
envy are hereby notified that all students
will be completed In their courses OF study
4, contract price with regard 10 time re-
.Quircd. and thnt there will be no extra
charge for books and blanks.
J. ". FRASEER, President,
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The public Is. hereby notified that all
courses OF instruction are being given In
the most practical up-to-date plans known
10 the business world. and We most re-
specially request n continuance OF your
PATRONAGE %
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neoai ToHces.
DRoBATE OF WILL.

Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Ohio County, State OF West Virginia,
In the matter OF the probate OF the last
tleccnseJ The object OF Tho nathan tiicd
in this matter. flied january Q, 1879. Is 10
have admitted to probate II paper writing
purportlHg TO he tho last will and testa-
inent OF Nora NJ. Wallace, dcceafcd, bear
ing da,e the 18th day OF September, 1895.
And # appearing from an affidavit made
before me by Robert White that James A.
II. Wallace, an Interested party. is q non
resident OF the state OF West Virginia. It
Is ordered that he do appear at my Office,
In the city OF Wheeling. In the county and
state aforesaid. within one month after
the date OF the first publication hereof.
and do what Is necessary to protect HIS
interests In said matter The hearing OF
said petition rs set for the 9Th day OF
February. 1890. at 10 o'clock n. m.
RICHARD ROBERTSON. Clerk. 4
RoBERr WHITE, Attorney. W
Published the first time January 10. 1895.
tai6-tu
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Totals ..'.,,,.,,.... 300 500 800 :

Scorcrs-Jlnks and Splnks.
Gmpirc-Minks
To-nlsht-Old Cronles and Frog Horns.
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Scr Sale.

NOR ShLE-MY RESIDENCE. NO. 81
!. South Front street. Il. X GtFFEN.
ja3l-wf&s'
NOR SAI.E-HOUSE AND GROUND
y on Island. Address or apply 70 MISS
a. NJ. RITZ. 1913 Market street. Wheel
inc. W. Va. jao'
~ corner Chapllnc and ,rwcnty-tflIrd
strccts. will he sold nj low figure. Terms
easy; GEO. NJ. SHOOK, Call ut G. N.
Shook & Co.'S. lao
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Gocoan.
cannries,

CANARlEB-,po HARTZ MOUNTAIN
" Rollers, Males 500, Females boc. at
HENRY -1iELMpRIGaT'S. corner Mar.
ket and Sixth streets. 200
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Udnfea.

NANTED-tADY STENoGRAPiiER
w and typewriter. educated and COM
pctent. In legal and commercial work. dc.
stres position. Address p. 0. Box t:s, City.
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Sials EeIa ZDaatea.

SVANTED-BY RESPONSIBLE. FIRM.
w local representative OF ability. Sal.
airy and commission. No books, Insurance
or insiallnen, business. No goods TO de-
liver. Reference required THE PlJR-
CHASERs' UNION. Knickcrbocker Build
!ns. Philadelphia. Pa. Jazz :
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A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
IA 10 tako orders for mnde.io-ordor
clothing. 30 experience necessary. Splcp-
did chance. Sample outfit free. PRAC-
TlCAL TAILORING CO., Dept. a, Station
U. Chicago. inif
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-02
PAULSBORO.

Mrs. Maria Apologize and son Arthur oil
Pitman spent Saturday and Sunday here
with Mrs. AS brother, r. A. Jester.
The dancing school has changed their
night of meeting from Monday to Friday.
The NJ. E. church people will hold their
quarterly conference in the church Friday
night next. Special services will be held
Sunday morning beginning at $50 a. m
with a prayer meeting. Preaching at 1O
o'clock and Love Feast at II o'clock. All
are invited.
The Bsptists netted about ten dollars al
their mask social held in Rambo's store
pleasant time besides adding the said
amount to their treasury.
The Township Committee held its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the hotel, Tuesday
when the matter of granting the privilege
to lay water pipes in the township was
brought up on third reading; when it was
amended so that work must be begun in
one year from date and in operation in
two years, also furnish water free to public
buildings where mains run by them, in
Guiding the school houses; the company to
be responsible for any damages to property.
With these amendments the ordinance
was passed unanimously.
On account of the rain Tuesday Il. Nj.
Rambo's sale of stock, hay, &C., was post
poned until Noy H.
The small boys and some girls had a
good time Tuesday night, All Hallow Fen.
Some very comical masks were seen ON the
street. 1t would not be so bad if the boys
would not destroy property, such as break
ing gates and fencing. For this they
should be punished.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-02
GLAssBORo.

A change of the weather from last week.:
Wind blowing hurricane perhaps nearing
election time. which might disturb the
elements.
Mrs Leonard Chew, who was stricken
with paralysis last week, is not improving
much. Mrs. Chew is entirely helpless
She has sympathy of all.
The diphtheria case of Mr.. Byer's child
is improving, and we hope it will be the
last
There is talk prevailing here that new
NJ E. parsonage is to be built, also an
extension to the M. E. church, for the
Sunday school infant department.
A committee vas appointed to wait on
the official board of the NJ. E. church to
see if there could not be room made 10 the
gallery Of the M. E. church for the infant
department
The NJ. E. Sunday school ASSOCIATION
last Sunday passed resolution to accept
the invitation to hold an institute OF the
Sunday -schools,also appointed COMMITTEES
to confer with other churches.
Mrs B. F. Sweeten and Miss Sara C.
Sweeten, with her friend, Miss Julia Bris
toll sister to Lieut.. Bristol, attended tbs
Exposition on Friday of last week, and
had good time.
The revision of the registry lists il
GIassboro Township on Tuesday added 1f
10 the list in 1st Dist, and 3 in I'd District
Also one taken off IN I'd, making total o
TIA in the township.
Harry Crist was in town on Monday.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-02
MULI4ICA HILL.

Miss Simmermon, of WlIliamstown, is
visiting her sister Mrs. j. Abbott.
Mrs. Catharine Batten, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Oscar Thoma-
son.
Miss Flora johnson has been spending
few days in Philadelphia.
Miss Lutz, OF Glassboro, visited friends
here on Saturday.
Principal Stratton, of Redwood school,
called on friends here on Monday evening.
Stacy L. Pancoast, Sr, and William S.
Harker, returned from their Virginia out
ing on Saturday evening.
Samuel Moore and wife are spending a
week in Philadelphia.
s. L. Pancoast, Jr., was summoned to
Cooper Hospital on Saturday, by the
dangerous illness of his father, DIR. D. P.
Pancoast, who has been an inmate of the
hospital for sometime, and who is daily
growing weaker
Teachers of this place are in attendance
at the annual session of Teachers Insti-
tute at Atlantic City this week, and pupils
are having holiday.
The storm on Tuesday was characteristic
of the season, and hastened the falling OF
dying foliage.
Mrs. Louisa Chapman, aged eighty
seven, died at her home near here on
Friday last The funeral took place on
Monday, interment in M. E. cemetery.
The M. E. parsonage presented lively
scene on Thursday evening when sixty
persons assembled there to give the pastor
and his estimable wife a surprise which
was genuine. Each guest was laden with
a substantial paskage, expressive of kindly
remembrance. and the happy procession, as
it entered, was very suggestive of the
donation party OF the 0lden times a
delightful evening was spent in social con-
verse, lively games, and music An oc-
casi0n long to be remem bered, and for
which the pastor, Mr.. Conover publicly
expressed bis gratitude from the pulpit on
Sunday morning
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker has been spend.
ing week at Swedesboro.
Mrs. Nellie Chapman, of Glassboro, was
calling on friends on Monday.
Thomas F. Costello has taken the ex-
press wagon route TO Philadelphia, and will
drive TO that place for the accommodation
OF the public, on Tuesday and Friday each
week.
Isaac Vanneman. Mrs. Sallie Parker, Miss
Kate Gaskill, and Miss Emma Hughes
were guests of Mrs. Rebecca Parker on
Saturday.
Miss Alinda Benezet is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Miss Web, of Philadelphia, will lecture
10 W. G. T. u Hall tomorrow. Friday
afternoon, a free lecture on the topic
Self Knowledge, and Self Culture" Miss
Web is very interesting and instructive
talker.
Monthly meeting Of Friends was held
here on Tuesday, representatives of ths
Woodstown meeting were present
Masqueraders seemed to enjoy making
calls on haiigw'sne.
The very stormy evening disappointed
many who had anticipated the pleasure O
attending the Epworth League 80. ial.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-02
pEDRIcKToWN.

Several of the candidates have been in
town hunting up their friends.
Howard Cooper is now motorman in
Philadelphia. having entered upon his
duties last Monday week.
Miss Annie Longacre is spending some
time with relatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Katie Cooney has been visiting in
Camden and Philadelphia.
Another large barge load of coal arrived
at this wharf Monday.
Mrs Maria Layton has had several trees
set out on her property on Railroad avenue
Mr and Mrs John Douthiety and sons
Filbert and Adelbert, have been spending
four days in Camden with Mr.. and Mrs
James Hyatt
Robert Tull now talks Of putting up a
single house. His double one is nearly
ready for the pIsstereEs.
Albert Sinnegar had q severe cash cut
above bis right eye, BY being accidentally
hit with base ball bat in the hands OF
Bessie Carney. DIR. Black dressed the
wound.
Hal and John Cooper got in skirmish
and Hal. threw a stone, cutting the back
vi JOuH . ubdu Ncdtt1 10 tuo uBOue. OT-
Harry johnson dressed the wound
John Jordon in litteriDg his stable Fri
day night ,accidentally run the pitch fork in
his horses foot.
John Burk and wife moved from
National Park back here for the Winter
last week.
The men employed op the bsfreline
platform will soon be done. as potatoes
are getting scarce. Hurff finished up lasi
Thursday.
! Measles and scaFletina are prevalent
among the children A few grown people
have had the measles.
! Jamefsstrimple has been making topri
through the county making acquaintance
with The voters.
II is said Louis Cook has passed tbs
Renneyn examinations, and will remain
i herr - their ticket and freight agent
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-11-02
CLARKsBoRo.

Miss Elsie Hoffman has been visiting
friends in Bordentown.
The oyster supper held last Friday and
Saturday, by members Of the Berkeley
Baptist church, Melted about $40.
james Buchanan and wife, of Narcissa
Pa, and Mary Buchanan and Cynthia Nice,
I Of Jenkintown, Pa, were guests of Mickle-
ton friends last week.
The regular meeting of the w. G. T. u.
will be held on Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. in the lecture room of the M. Z.
church. Topic for the day, 'The Home
and it's Inmates Singing, "Blest be the
tie that binds.n Devotional exercises.
Roll call, each member to respond by
giving from memory a well tried recipe or
hint concerning home duties. Reading by
Hannah A. Heritage, "Mothers and our
public schools IA boys plea" to be
read by Lidie Hoffman. Samantha Aliens
Views on Home Training Martha EBgle
p Be your Dauahter's Friend Clara Reeder.
Singing, "The bird with a broken wing NJ
The program will be interesting to those
not members, and everyone will be cor
daily welcomed.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, Emma,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Carter, oil
Mantua Grove, was married to Calvin
Weatherby By Rev. Isaac Fowler, at the
M, parsonage, Thorofare The young
couple have the best wishes of their
friends for happy and prosperous future.
Harry Murphy and family attended the
funeral of his father, Samuel Murphy, at
Elmer, on Wednesday.
On account of the storm the usual large
number of masqueraders were not out on
Halloween.
The following persons were present at
the reception given Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Green, Jr., on Wednesday of last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, ST., Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker, Misses Abbie Shoe
maker and Hannah Green, Edward Green,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G.. Green and daughter
Marion, Walter Shoemaker and wife,
Misses Lizzie and Bessie Shoemaker, Mrs
Annie Parsons and daughters, Senex Green
and wife, J. Albert Green and wife, Miss
Bertha Green, Scott Green and wife, Mrs
James Walkup, William H. Sithens and
wife, Samuel Green, wife and daughter
Lizzie, w. s. Green and wife, Clinton |
Green, Job Haines and wife, William
Steward and wife, Stacy Shute and wife, |
Samuel Shute and wife, Joseph Owen and |
wife, Joseph Owen, Jr., Miss Martie |
Kircher, Bert Adams, Mrs Charles Test, |
William Warrington, Miss Hannah Haines,
DIR. Charles Haines, Elmer Bradshaw and |
wife. Joseph Devault Mrs. Hannah War
rington, Mrs. Thomas Borden, Miss Celia
Shute, Edward Warner and wife, Walter |
Heritage and wife, Isaac T. Haines and |
wife, Misses Belle and Lon Owen Mr..
and Mrs. Green received number of use /
full and beautiful gifts. Refreshments
were served during the evening and at a !
late hour the company departed wishing
the happy couple long and pleasant life |
A calithumpian band of thirty was in
attendance.
Divine service was held in st. Peters
church on All Saints Day at p m.
Our teachers are all attending the In
stitute at Swedesboro this week.
Lemuel Henry and daughter are very
sick with scarlet fever.
A lecture was given in the school house
at Mt. Royal last evening Subject, 1.-THE
Land of the Midnight SUM-"