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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-02
BR1DaEPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day IN the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


Grace, the youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. y. Waters, Is the victim Of
diphtheria. The disease was thought
to have been thoroughly stamped cut
Of this city, and how 1t could have been
contracted is a mystery. Strict quar-
antine rules are in force.
The funeral Of james Dacey. who was
killed Wednesday at Strassburg, occur
red yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from st. Anthony's church. Ihterment
was at Llnwood cemetery.
Superintendent Duncan and few OF
the teachers went to UhrIchsvllle yes
terday. to attend the meeting Of the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.
Mrs. "A. s. Leland. who has been the
guest Of relatives here, returned to her
home. at GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dougherty re-
turned last evening from a few days
visit at WOodsheld.
Charles Williams returned yesterday
from a few days visit with relatives at
slstersville. w. Va.
John Kuhn and D. F. Stocker re-
turned yesterday from a few days
visit at Ravenna.
Harry Mccormick left yesterday for
Petersburg, where he win visit for a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Sallie Means, OF st. Clalrsville,
was calling on friends here yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Mary King, Of DIllonvale, is the
guest Of relatives on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Ida Davis, OF Powhatan, is the
guest OF her parents, In this city.
Miss Eva Coss has returned from a
visit with relatives at Steubenvllle.
Thomas L. Lewis left yesterday for
Gloucester, Ohio, on business.
Park j. Alexander is home from W.
& j. college for a few days.
George steadman, Of Canton, was in
town yesterday on business.
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THE R. I. BOOTH COMPANY, Ithaca, N. Y.
Me1rpoHpN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events
Thieves gained entrance to Charles
Kings saloon. Thursday night broke
open the slot machine and got away
with all the money In sight, and 1t Is
supposed are the same parties who
went into H. Teardener's residence and
stole two watches.
Sunday, at 1880 a. M, there will be
n love feast at the NJ. T.. church, con-
Quoted by the pastor, and at night Rev.
u. A. Moore, presiding elder. VIII
preach and hold communion Every,
body is cordially invited to attend
these services.
p. NJ. Burge and wife left yesterday
for their home in Los Angeles, Cal,
aft6r spending the summer and fall
with Mrs. Burgess parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l., McMechen.
L. f. Conklln Is able TO be out, after
n severe illness, and Frank Ernest ts
able to walk after being laid up an ac-
count Of injuries received by falling
over the trestlc In the Baltimore q
Ohio yards,
The condition Of Engineer Thomas
Martin. who was badly injured In the
rounu-nOuSe Ut GTutluut 10 50 AMA ~.
proved that he will be brought TO his
home here to-day.
The Baltimore & Ohio has n force OF
men fixing the approach TO the bridge
on Gravel street. which has been In
bad condition
Ernest Mcmahon left yesterday for
East Liverpool, Ohio, after spending
ThanksgiVlng with his parents here.
Mrs John Richardson has returned
from q visit with friends at Manning
ton.
There viii be no services at the
Church OF God on account OF repairs
Miss Maggie Burnley. Of Bridgeport, ig
here the guest of friends.
Charles Stewart is on the sick list
this week.
Liver Complaints cured by BEEcH-
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PLAIN, EASY READING.
1t VIII do you Good to Ponder
Over It.
A Splendid Article Which all tho
People arc Now Talking
Much About.

What we say Is plain. easy reading
and will do you good. The people o!
West Virginia are saying great dea'
bout Morrow's Kld-ne-olds just nov
because Morrow's Kld-ne-olds have
ured 20 many bad cases Of backache
glespleSsness and nervousness in this
city. Morrow's KId-ne-oids is a sci
eniiac preparation prepared In yeuSW
tablet form, and acts directly upon the
EIdneyS and nerves. Do not connect
MorrsW'B Kid-ne.oids with any kind or
kidney pills: they are yellow TABLETS
and nut up in wooden boxes whicn
contain enough for about two weeks.
treatment, and sell at nifty cents box
at all drug stores. 80
We ask you to read what gentle
man has to say about the great merl
OF MOrrow's KId-ne-o!ds.
Mr.. NJ. V. Graham. 1929 Fourth ave
nue., Huntington. says: Some time
ago was feeling badly; had pains
across the small Of my back and was
generally run down. had no appe:iie
and could not sleep well at night and II
seemed that I would be more tired IN
the morning when would frBt get up
than when went to bed. ! would have
headache frequently. Some Of my
frlcrds had been greatly benefited by
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Morrowt
Llverlax, 20 got some At the drug
store and was cured in n week after
began taking them
Morrow'R KId-rc-O!dp are not pills,
hut Yellow Tablets and are for sale al
Chas. Il. GOetze's drug store. Nor
rows I.lvcrlna nrc small red granulea
md euro constipation and blllouAnesS,
ISii-ne.olds nifty cents and LiVerlnS
twenty nv, cents each per box.
Description books mailed upon re-
quest by John Morrow s Co., Chemist,
Springfield rr'N
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WELLsBuRa.
Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
tY Metropolis.

ty Metropolis,
At the union Thanksgiving services in
the Presbyterian church, on Thursaa2,
a thank offering for the poor was Ia
ken up, amounting to S3S Is. Messrs,
p. A. Sheets. W. B. Sterling and j. NJ.
Walker are a committee to eXpend this
fund for the deserving poor of the COM
munIty,
Rt Rev. Bishop George w. Peterkin
will preach tomorrow evening at
Christ Protestant Episcopal church,
Sunday morning he VIII visit 81. Johns
Episcopal church, in Cross Creek dis
triCt.
Henry Gasmire resigned his seat in
council as a representative Of the
Third ward. on account of absence
from the city. and Ellis F. Jones was
elected to fill the vacancy.
improvements are being made to the
city hail at a cost OF over four hundred
dollars. that will make 1t a frst-clnss
hall for balls, banQuets and other en-
tertainments.
The Shakespeare Club entertained
Rev, d. II. Mckee, Its founder, with n
delightful reception last evening, at
the home of Mrs. Samuel George, sr,
The Cummings habeas corpus case
has been continued to Thursday, De-
cember Z, when further testimony will
be heard by Judge Hervey.
James @. Smith and Bessie L. Green,
William H. Wells and Eva e. Durbln,
all Of Brooke county, have been IL
censed TO marry.
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POINTS on PooL PIAYINa
By Champion De Orc, Who is a Mas
ter Of the Game,

ter Of the Game.
Champion Alfred De ORC gives the
following pointers for the benefit of
amateur pool players'
There are six fundamental principles
that every amateur pool player should
observe IL he wishes to become an ex-
pert at the game,
The first and most necessary is good
eyeslght. The game demands accurate
vision much more than billiards.
Second, the cultivation of Arm, long
forearm stroke without any wrist
movement. The cue should be grasped
by the hand and not swung by the I'M
gers. This will give control OF the
stroke and OF its power,
Third, accuracy as to angles and dis
tances. By this do not mean the
speed OF the cue-ball, for this does not
interfere with the brilllAncy OF play
and the result in pool as 1t does IN BILL
lizards except in the matter Of position.
Fourth, the study OF position shots,
safety plays and the making Of combl-
nations. This part OF the game alone Is
the most scientific and Will often allow
of player whose execution Is in other
respects poor defeating his opponent
BY his ability to open the punched
worries.
Fifth. while the bridge" is essen
TALLY the same as in billiards, the young
aspIrant should strive for rightly,
whether tt be the thumb or finger
bridge" his use OF either depending OH
the position OF the bail.
Sixth. and last. but not least, the cul-
tlvation Of confidence and a Willingness
to try nervy shots. Indeed, It IS upon
this confidence that his alertness Of eye
and touch OF hand depend.
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PROPOSALS.
rms WILL RE RECEIVED

BY tho council committee on fro depart
meht 6htil Wednesday, December G, at 4
p. N, for tho construction Of the Fort
Henry engine house. Bids to be made sep
aEately On brick work. stone work, car
penteFing, plumbing, painting, plastering
and IN work. Bids to be made on blanks
furnished BY the city engineer at whose
once piahb and specifications may be
seen. Tho committee reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
THOMAS o'BRIEN, Jr.,
dol City Clerk
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MARTIN,s BERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of WheeIing's
Progressive NeiEhbor.

Progressive Neighbor.
Ruth. the year-old daughter OF
MI and Mrs Patrick Moore, residing
on Zane street, slipped and fell from u
chair yesterday breaking her collar
bone.
The shaft Mt the Suburban Brick
Cumpany's plant, In this city. was bros
ken yesterday, throwing the entire
plant of several hours.
Prof. w. IL. Stewart went to uh-
rlchsvIlle to attend the meeting Of the
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.
Mountain city Lodge. a. A. Of ]. s. &
r. Workers, viii hold n special meeting
at their hall Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Llzzle McCarrOll, OF McKeos-
port, Ia the guest OF Mrs. George III.
Smith. on ''The Heights"
r. r. ong returned yesterday from n
several days visit with his parents, at
SmlthHeld.
william Stewart, Of Marietta, was a
business caller in town yesterday Mt
tornoon.
Miss Minnie Hicks. Of Toronto, is
the guest OF relatives on Main street
Charles Foreman. OF scio was the
guest OF Edgar Beard yesterday,
Erwin Woods. OF Pittsburgh, was In
the city yesterday on business.
WOMEN love clear, healthy COM
pleXlon. Pure blood makes II. Burdock
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legal NoTIcRs.
ORDBR o. PUBLICATION.

The State Of West Virginia.
Ohio County. g.:
In the Circuit Court, Of Ohio County.
West Virginia. November Rules, 1Ssa.
Annie ]. shrlver W. John L. shriyer.-In
SUMMONS.
The State Of West Virginia ITO the
ShaFiR OF Ohio County, Greeting.
WO command you that you summon John
J.. shFiYer, Il he DO found N your balli-
wick, TO appear at the clerks office Of
the circuit court Of Ohio county at rules
Monday IN November, 1899, to answer bill
IN obancsFy exhibited aEninst him IN the
said court by Annie ]. shriVer, and have
then and there this writ.
Witness, O. II. Henning, clerk OF our
said court, at the court house Of said
county. in tho city OF Wheeling, the ID
day Of November, 1893, and in the thirty
seventh year Of the state Of West Viz.
ginlR, G. H, HENNING. Clerk
sHERIFF's RETURN.
John L. Shrlver i9 no inhabltant Of my
balliwick,. nor found therein this 9Th day
- -'SssA W. ]. LYLE, D. 81,
For il. G. Richards, 8. o. o.
The object Of this suit 10 TO obtain Q
decree for a divorce from the bonds Of
matrim0ny from the defendant by the
plaintiff. 49, :
In said cause, ct these rules, that the de.
fend1nt, John L. ShriVeF, Is not q resident
81 the state Of West Virginia, and he not
having been served with process IN said
suit, on motion Of the complainant, BY her
solicitor, this order Of publication y ems
tered against him, and 4 Is ordered that
the said defendant, above named. be and
Is required to appear within one ilQlta
after dc dBtO OF the hrSt publication OF
this order and do what ig necessary to
protect his interests. II Is further ordered
that this order be published and posted
Witness. G. II. Hennlng. clerk Of our
said court, ct the court house OF said
county, this 9TH day of November 1893,
to-Wit; November Rules; lss s.,l, 1,,..,.
Published tho FIRST time. November II,
Attest: c.H; HENNINe, Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainant.
Deposition NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
State Of West Virginia.
Annie j. shriver. plaintiff, vs.. John L.
shriver. defendant
Tho above named John l. shriver will
take notice that the dOpoSitl0nB Of 8. A.
Wilcox, James Mckinley and Annie J.
ShriVer Will be taken at the ONCE Of
Joseph A. Nelley, 1876 ChGpline street, In
the county Of Ohio, state Of West Nir-
glnlA, on the 9th day OF December. a. D.
1899. between the hours Of Q o'clock 9. m.
and o'clock p. M, to be read as evidence
in the trial Of the above cause on hehast AZ
II. from any cause, the taking OF the said
dispositions shall not be commenced. or be-
ing commenced, shall not be completed on
the. day aforesaid, the taking % the samo
will bs adjourned from day to day, or from
time to time, unul the same shall DO COM
pleted JOSEPH A. NEALEY,
roil-s Attorney for Pialntiff
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A Challenge to Clancy.

Dick crOcker called at the Intelligent
Ger office last night and stated that he
is anxious to boa young Clancy, Of the
South Side, in preliminary to the Au-
bsr-B runer battle, at the DrOVers'
Home Club. December 0.
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powLINo.Sf
lIusee League

On the MuRee Alleys last night the
Daisies and Colts came together in three
Intensely interesting games, the Colts win
ming the first by Just two pins. and losing
the last on the same margin. Both teams
work was Of high order, dificult spares
being handled with ease by both teams.
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Frad ooldstrohm,g Nov Fool Room

On Saturday. December 2, Fred
Goldstrohm opens his new pool-room
at Il4S Water street, near Twelfth.
Track odds viii be laid on New Orleans
and san Francisco races. Also, on all
current sporting events.
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sTooRHo1DFps' ITEFTINds.
STocKHolpRRs' MEETINa.

CTOCKHoIDERs' MEETING.
The annual Meeting OF the stockholdere
Of the West virginia Expedition and State
Fair ASaoclAtion will be held on December
4 A. D. 1892, 1T the hour Of $3.50 .. M, IN
the rooms Of the Garmania Half Dollar
Bank, 1901 Market street, Wheeling, W,
Va. for the purpoea o. eloctinR q board
OF directors A, REYMANfI, Pres.
GEO. HOOK. Secretary. NOS
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The record Of the wheeling team for
The shnnnn Il az fnllnMN.
Total-Wheeilng.s2 Opponents

One Of the wheeling teams staunch-
est friends was Capt. w. N. Clemans,
and to say his acts Of kindness were
appreciated Is putting It mildly. He
got all the boys on his stan.
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nus1lTRss oPpoRTuNITTEs.

IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
j. COTTON Mlekey's Modern Methods
Make Money Write for our free book,
G. e. AtACKEY q CO., . Broadway, New
York.
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Song Recital, auspices Wom1n's
Club, Carroll Club Auditorium, Mon
day evening, December .. Alice Lin
coin Dean, cOntrnlto, Of New York,
assiated by Choral Club. Seats at
houses.
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BOXING. q CYeL[Nd.
CLOSE OF THE SEASON
SNA4S99ee9 99ss4

Ended in a Blase of Glory 4er Wheat
tng-Ths Iiaaly's Good Record,
other Notes Of the Popular Grid
iron Game.
thanksgiving Day ended the football
,.oson hereabouts, and itisi practically
ended elsewhere. It ended ma blaze Of
1lory for the wheeling team, whose
string Of unbroken victories was but
slIrhtly dImmed by the one lone touch-
down scored against 1t IN the series Of
Games. This Is a record Of which the
boys may well, feel proud The season
has also been noteworthy from the fact
that every game was played at home.
The THANKSGIVING receipts nicely bal
anced the losses entailed at former
games. one thing was demonstrated
clearly, and that was, that Wheeling
team must have some wheeling mem
hers to draw crowds. Until this season
there was seldom Wheeling lad in the
line,up. The Idea in mind this season
was to get a Greater Wheeling team.
composed Of the stars of wheeling and
adjacent towns, and It was q represen-
tative eleven that defeated Bethany.
announcement was shown all ambI-
tIous young players and no mistake
was made In the selection OF Hoge,
There may be others developed by
next September, and the prospects for
next season are very bright.
Football is taking hold in Wheeling
slowly but surely. Its growth is due
not a little to the scholastic elevens. or
which there are three In Wheeling. The
Championship was deservedly captured
by the LInsiys. who close the season
with brilliant record. Their two
most signal victories were scored over
the wheeling high school and Trinity
Hall. of washington. To no one is the
credit due more than to Lieut.. B. G.
Dent principal OF the school, an, ardent
enthusiast, who Insisted on a strictly
student team. and who appreciated the
value Of coach.
one OF the Thanksgiving incidents OF
more than ordinary interest occurred
In the game at Charlottesville, Va, be-
tween Iehigh University and the uni
versIty Of Virginia. Defeat for the
Virsiniang was considered foreEone
conclusion, until the famous Stonewall
Brigade band, Of staunton. at the head
OF four hundred rooterg, marched into
the grounds. playing the inspiring
"DIxie," as only a southern band could
do. At various intervals Of the game,
the band would strike UP Dixie. and 1t
nerved every muscle Of the Virginlans
until they performed the unexpected by
beating Lehlgh, 10 to 0. !55f
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This NEW TREATMENT
Has Cured over Eighty cotah Since Sep
TENDER lss 1898.
II CURES BY INHALATION.
Coughs. Colds. Where It !. Used

plainly than words express
that has made Ia e treatment q
Bronchitis placed under the some
tonics as
doctor seemed to be OF the tact
douene nope
bronchial
that
discovery
d not lessen the death rate for
OF could
this Chlorine deadly poison Ine oae
Oqudl must toueh the
destroy consequently could not be used win eGt
impossible for moisture In FORM to enter the oron
and lungs The
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n REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
NT Prompt Completion OF Orders at the
IntelilgOneer Job Printing once.
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WOMEN love clear, healthy conn
pioxlon. Pure blood makes L, Burdock
Blood Blttorn makes pure blood.-l.
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....FOR RENT....

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blacksmith shop. Market street. nogtn OF
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6-roomed franc house, Martins Fer.
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I.roomed house east OF Coal street,. "
FOR SALE,
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o.

p.,,,,S. 1I5 Kid You Ra5 lITls Bought
&C., =: ! :. 6Z1}z..0zI5z
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Liver Complaints cured by BEEcH-
ANTS PILLS,
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The State OF West Virginia.
Ohio County, s.:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. November Rules, 1Ssa.
Annie ]. Shrlver w. John L. shriver.-In
ChRncefy.
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gUAfMoNs.


John L. shrlver is no inhabltant OF my
balllWicli, nor found therein this 9Th day
Of November, 1889.
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27
MISS SIMMONS TONIGHT.
Pianiste to Give Twen-
;tieth Reception Benefit

Miss Ida Simmons, the accomplished
concert pianiste, will be heard at
Library hall tonight. One half of the
proceeds of the entertainment will go
to the Twentieth Kansas reception
fund, and this. coupled with the fact
that Miss Simmons is a most compet-
ent performer, should be sufficient to
attract the music loving people of To-
peka.
In speaking of Miss Simmons and her
playing Boston Ideas" recently said:
Among the coming events Of a bril-
liant musical season is a concert recital
by the talented young American
pianiste, Ida Simmons. Her repertoire
besides heavy compositions of the high
est order of pianOforte music, and call
ing for a rare degree of virtuosity, in
cludes the daintiest poetic fancies, sell
dom brought to a hearing, and often
the gems of the composer. Miss Sim
mons possesses qualities of tempera-
ment and personality which place the
hallmark of sterling artisticy on her
recitals''
The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-27
THE BANKERS PROTEST.
Insist That the Express Companies
Shall Pay Equal War Tax
With Them.

Washington, Oct. PA committee
appointed at the recent National Bank
ers' convention headed by F. W. Hayes,
of Detroit, is here to obtain, if possible,
a reversal of the opinion rendered by
the commissioner of internal revenue,
holding that express companies selling
domestic and foreign exchange are not
compelled to pay the $50 annual war tax
exacted Of bankers dealing in such pa
per.
The bankers say this decision oper-
ates to their disadvantage and is a dis
elimination against them by the gov
ernment. A hearing on the subject was
originally set for October 20th, but as
Secretary Gage was absent from the
city that day the hearing was postponed
until October 27. Last night when the
committee met it learned that the
commissioner had decided the matter
on the first named date in favor of the
express companies. The bankers will in
sist on being heard today and if re-
fused, will test the matter in the