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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-27
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeIInR'S
Progressive NelRhbor.

The dlphtheria al Yorkvllle is assum
Ing rather large proportions, consider
| ing the size OF the place. At the pres
ent time there are i've cases, confined
in two families and all rather serious.
|. One death occurred from the disease
last week. The strictest kind Of quar-
antine rules have been established and
guards have been placed at each house,
on duty day and night.
II has been stated, but not authors
tntiyely, that George w. Collins, who
has been for a number Of years freight
agent Mt this place, will soon be remov-
ed to steubenvllle. II this change oc-
ours It is n promotion Of which George
Ia entirely worthy and his many friends
would be glad to learn Of his advance
ment, but will be sorry to lose such a
worthy gentleman.
The William Gordon farm, on Mt.
Pleasant pike. four miles west OF this
city, comprising 1879 acres, was sold
yesterday to Ross Con- for $4,l0O. This
Is considered one OF the best farms in
this vicinity, and the price 1t brought
uess than $50 an acre. Is thought to be
an exceptionally low figure.
Ross Mlskell, while at work ut the
Belmont brick and tile works yesterday
morning, had his right arm badly
mashed by getting It caught between
the cutter and the plate on which the
brick nre cut. The accident Will lay
him OF work for several days.
Invitations were issued yesterday, for
reception to be given by Miss Bessie
OrIfIlth, at her home on North Third
street, Monday Gvenin, In honor OF her
cousin, Miss Berthn Griffith, OF PITTS
burRh.
The street railway company has n
force Of men Mt work on South Broad
way, excavating for the new track,
which win be put down Immediately.
The heavy rails nre on the ground.
Henry BumKhrdner and Miss Sadie
Joseph were quietly married WOdnes-
day evening, at s O'Clock. Mt the home OF
the BRIDES parents, In AetnnVille. Rev.
s. ]. Boyle OfIlciNted.
l.. j. e. Drennen returned yeterday
from a two week business trip to Min
ncapolls. Duluth md other points IN
Minnesota.
MrB. w. y. Cochran returned to her
home in GrandVlcw. Ohio, yesterday,
after short visit with relatives here.
The spencc-B Bags foundry was OF
yesterday on account Of the deNth OF
one Of It's employees.
j. r. HodHin. nf Portland, will ship n
car load OF hne driving horses to Rich
mond, Va. to-day.
Mrs John OxIey returned yesterday
from n weeks visit with relatives at
HarTisville.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orInierest In ilie AIesroPHlla
orBeImont County

orBeImnnt County
! The Baltimore g Ohio railroad has
made a one fare for the round trip rate
and the midnight train to stop at al
stations between this city and Z Arnes-
vile, Saturday night. and the BellNiFe,
Zanesville & Cincinnati evening train
win be held here until after the close o.
the Nash meeting. A special train VIII
also run % 81. Clairlville.
The Belmont County Medical Society
held Its regular monthly meeting here
yesterday and several subjects Of IN
ierest TO the profession were discussed,
The attendance was good, physiciane
from nelghbofing towns being present
Several friends Of Hon. II. N. Daugh.
eFty met him at the train here yester-
day morning. as It passed through TO
Wheeling. The train was forty minutes
late. arriving just at noon, or the crowd
would have been larger.
The chalrmen OF the county commit
tees are to meet IN debate some time
before election. so that everybody will
know all they know. II has been
agreed upon, and won't take long.
The Pittsburgh Block Coal Company
viii put IN another electric mining ma
chine. and there Is a deal on concern
ing the Belmont. There Is q great de-
mand for coal these days.
A novel baking contest is to be car
rIed on In a vacant store room on
Thlrty-second street. Saturday, by the
ladies OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
Judge George x. Nash will be at but
one place in this region this fall-that
viii be at Bellaire. Saturday evening
and he'll be glad he came to the Ohio
valley.
Hon. 3. B. Armstrong was IN town
yesterday and had been out through
the country. where the most cheerful
reports are given as to the feeling Of the
people.
Marshal Johnston placed an old wo-
man who was quite drunk. In the lock-
up yesterday and gave her time to
straighten up and then time to leave
town.
Not many men have much time to
spare this fall. They are all busy ana
more men are wanted. There is no dis
line.
There are four entries from this city
in the Ohio field trials to be held early
HeNI T1luHlus ANGE eighty NAbAASSt OH
told, are now In.
Mrs. Harry Thomas entertained a few
couples of young friends at her home,
Wednesday evening. Luncheon was
served,
The high school football team and the
Linsly Institute team will play match
on the commons here, Saturday after
noon.
Marshal Johnston posted the notices
yesterday. for saloons to close on cleo
ton day. This is required by the stat
utes.
Mrs. Thomas F. Hart, Of MuncIe, Ind,
is the guest Of her parents. Colonel
Poorman and wife, In this city.
Colonel Poorman went to Columbus
yesterday. and viii remain over to-day
with the silver league.
Mrs. John Dubois entertained the
Womnn's Foreign Missionary Society
yesterday afternoon.
Will Wall and Charles Klotz went to
Belmont yesterday, for a'hunt in that
vicinity,
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MouNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News Firm Marshall
COnntv's Chief CiJt.

Yesterdays News Frrm Marshall
Coanty's Chief CiIy.
The dwelling house on Mra Mary J,
Potts farm IA Dillie's Bottom. across
the river from MoundGvllle. burned 20
TIE ground at 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. The IRE caught from q detective
due and had been burning some time
before the occupants Of the house dis
covered II. The house was occupied by
william Macltey and family. They
saved very few OF the contents. There
was no insurance on the building OF
contents. The building was worth about
$1,000 and the loss TO the tenant Is eB-
timated at $500.
Mayor Yoho. OF Cameron. and Mar
shall Miller were the participants In q
Joke at the court house yesterday. that
was greatly relished by the byatanders,
B. F. Meighen ana @. r. Oldham
were at wellshurg yesterday. 70 assist
In laying the corner stone Of the new
public school building.
N. +. Glesey ID preparing plans for
the improvements to be made to the
vault in the county clerks ONCE.
Miss Anna Ransh, Of New Martins
Vile, is the pleasant guest Of Miss Car
fie Coclayne. at Valley Farm.
The last jury trial for this term was
finished yesterday morning and the
jury dismissed.
The county court has granted liquor
license to Emil Bohren in the town Of
MnNfpohan
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lowing.

An inter.city bowling match has at
last been arranged between Pittsburgh
and wheeling, by Secretary Fette, Of
the wheeling league. The games will
be between the Cecilia Bowling Club.
Of Allegheny. consisting Of ten men and
a picked team OF the Wheeling league,
for $50 o side. The Cecilia team in-
sisted on having the games bowled on
Sunday, to which the Wheeling team
finally agreed. The date for the Pitts
burgh series will be November s, and
the wheeling series will be on the
Fette alleys one week later, November
u. The Wheeling team feel confident
Of winning the match without much
trouble. Secretary Fette will make In
uuiry as to which road Will give the
better rates and invites all bowlerB to
accompany the home team on Its jour-
The All wheeling team will soon
bowl a series of games with ]. 4.
Whyte'B Welisburg team, on the
Weilsburg alleys after which return
games will be bowled on the Bette al.
ieys. The dates have not been defnite-
~ agreed upon, but will be soon.
Another match between the All
Wheeling and the All Stars, OF Column
bus, Is certain, but won't be bowled un-
til after the first OF the new yenr. This
time the purse will be perhaps. $3.50 n
side and that the games Will be inter-
estIng there Is no doubt. as anybody
who witnessed the games between these
two teams in this city last winter, Will
testify.
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a company OF American artists head
cd by Miss Marie Lamour, presenting a
comedy OF American authorship, which,
however. received its initial production
NJ the Strand theatre, London, will be
the attraction nj the Opera House to-
night The play referred to Is Wllfred
Cllrkes brilliant comedy. "a Wise Wo-
man and Its presentation in this coun-
Try has 20 FAR proven a duplicate OF Its
success In tho British metropolis. This
piece held the boards OF the Strand the
aiTe for 23s nights to capacity business
ana 'ha fact alone, would seem TO be
az uHl1swcrabie argument Of SUGGEST
MIS- Lamour. the charming come
dIenHc who IL being featured In ule IT,
iIe role az - Wise Woman" was re-
c'a'ied from the brilliant corps OF play
eis at Days New York theatre. and
me talih that was placed In her ability
70 make Il success IN stellar capacity
hHs no FAR been moro than justified by
me results. The best evidence Of this Is
that, not only do the critics praise her
but tremendously large audiences have
erected her almost every night Of the
season.
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WE METAL MARKET
Reviewed In Current Issue of Ohio
Valley Manufactnrer.

Reviewed In Current Issue of Ohio
Valley Manufacturer.
The demand for pig iron and steel
blllets IS little easier than last week,
says the current issue Of the Ohio VAL
ley Manufacturer. The shortage of
cars for transportation seems to cause
delay in shipping orders. The small
consumer Is willing to pay fancy
price for his iron and steel and de-
mnnds from this source are very nu'
merous. The large buyers have secur-
ed material for the first half Of next
year, go that lower prices are not any
nearer than a month ago
Pig Iron.-WhIle the price Of pig iron
has not advanced. there has been
enough Inquiry to keep the price steady
and from the present outlook the pros
poets are better for an advance than a
decline.
Blllets.-The steel plants are not able
to keep pace with the demand and firm
prices are the rule; even prices for fu-
ture delivery are shaded so little that
no large sales are reported.
Finished Materlal.-The demand is
very active and manufacturers have
no difficulty in getting all the business
they want at full rates. Steel rails arc
quoted at $33, and 1t Ia doubtful II large
quantities could be had at this price,
Old Material.-Firm at an advance.
Some sales reported at s. above last
week; $24 IS reported for steel rails, $40
for iron rails, $23 for car wheels. and $33
for aHleH
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BRIpGEpoRT HAPPENINGs.
Events of Day IN the Town at the
End of tho Bridge.

AAINA VI Ntto oElNtSSs
At high noon yesterday occurred the
marriage OF ]. Wesley Osborne, the
Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling conduc-
tor to Miss Margaret Clayland, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert Clayland,
at the HON Of the brides parents on
Bennett street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. A. Donahey, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, OF this
city, in the presence Of about lbs guests.
The house was tastefully decorated
with cut and potted flowers and plants.
Immediately following the ceremony a
sumptuOus wedding feast was discuss
ed after which the bridal party were
driven to the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling depot, where they left on the
2:4O train for Cleveland, Detroit. Tole-
do and Niagara Falls, to DO gone n
couple OF weeks. After their return
to this city they will be at home to their
friends on Bennett street.
Richard Johnson. the popular Bell
aire. Bridgeport & Martins Ferry con-
ductor was quietly married Wednes-
day afternoon at st. Clairsville, to
Miss Zetta Ochsenbein. Both are we'll
known young people OF this city.
Mrs. Fred Lobenstein underwent n
very delicate operation on her right
eye yesterday at her home In Kirk
wood. DR.. Aschmann. Of Wheeling,
performed the ceremony.
Arthur Phillips returned Wednesday
evening from a slX-months' trip to
Europe. He visited France, Italy and
Germany, and all other points OF inter-
est on the continent.
Charles HelnleIn entertained last
nights speakers, Messrs. Dougherty,
gill and Weems. at his residence in
KIrkwood ut a o'clock supper.
Mrs, John Peck, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. @. b. o'Kelley.
for the past week, returned to her home
Ir East Liverpool yesterday.
The contractors will commence work
this morning setting the curb on the
Lincoln avenue extension through the
Koehnllue property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FranzeIi, who
have been Visiting here for the past
month, lenve tomorrow for their home
in Brooklyn.
wildey Rebekah Lodge No. 2, I. o. o.
F., gave a supper In the odd Fellows
hall last evening, which was largely
attended.
r. w. Boyd, OF Lafferty Station, was
in the city yesterday attending the
Osborne Iayland wedding.
Mrs. Louisa spoonhaltZ. OF Short
Creek, Is the guest OF Mrs. Elmer Rob-
ertshaw, on Pike street.
Miss Madge Turner leHves Tomorrow
for Brooklyn, where she will spend a
month with friends.
Frank Dlnsmore. of Maynard, was in
town yesterday attending the Osborne
Claylnnd wedding.
w. w. Hanlon, OF ,BarneEville, was in
the city yesterday on business.
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Let 20 or die. That's the alternative
Of the 6hipWecked man with the money
bags. II there was only some one to
throw him q life preserver, he might
save both life and money. Without
help il is let 90 or die. A great many
people have a Ike alternative before
them. Business men come to a point
where the doctor tells them that they
must let 60 or die" Probably he adj
viSed a sea voyage or mountnin air.
There's an obstinate cough that won't be
shaken of. The lungs are weak and per-
hsps bleeding. There is enaciatior and
otter symptoms Of disease, which If un-
skillhlly or improperly treated terminate
in cousimption.
Thousands Of man and women in like
condition have found complete healing
by the ,ise Of Dr.. PieFse's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. It puri6es the blood. It
carries Of from the system all refuse and
poisonous matter II gives the infected
organs the strength to throw off disease:
u was taken sick and felt % stupid could
hardy 10 about writes Miss Mary EGEew, OF
Glven, jackson Co., W. Va. "Ihad Smotheriug
spells I went TO our best phyAicianS and they
doetored me all one SUMMER. kept growing
worse and got 90 weak could hardly 60 ABOUT.
The two doctors had said had lung trouble.
/ had M awful cough and one day my aunt told
me Of Dr.. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery;
sat and Got q bottle Of both EindB--the Golden
Medical Discovery and Fsvorite Prescription
when I had taken that Il helped me 80 much
Sent aud rot more. have taken Of both nedi-
oiaeH altogether, ten bottles. Now my lunEB do
MOI hunt me, and dont have any cough am
stout now and a. we'll IS ever 10 my ite."
Given away. The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser Is sent free on re-
eeipt Of stamps to pay expense Of mail
ing only. The book contains 1908 pages
and 700 illustrations. Send al one.cent
stamps for the paper bound edition, or
Al stamps for the cloth bound. Address
IL z Z Pierre. Buffalo. n. Y.
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500 TON
BLAST
FURNACE
The Principal Addition to the
Riverside to be Constructed
on the Real Estate
ACQUIRED BY THE COMPANY
lust Below BoRRs' Run.,Mueh
Property Already Bought and
Other Tracts Wanted.

The Riverside Iron Works improvs-
uepts and additions at It's upper Ben
wood plant are Of stupendous proper
lions This much can DO seen by what
has been done already and Is doing. The
new pumping station is now progress
ing rapidly, as IS the additional bl-pro-
dpct coke ovens, and at Boggs' run a
force of about fifty men is at work
wallInE up the run from the Baltimore
& Ohio culvert westwardNtoward the
river, a'S,
As was related In the IntellIgencer
exclusively some time ago, the River
side acquired for $4,000 the whitsman
property in upper Benwood. Other
property above the street, opposite the
whlteman tract has since been ac-
oured. and the Riverside Is now nego-
tia,ng for more land, but It is stated
That the negotiations may fan through
on account Of the exhorbItant prices
which some Of the holders are insisting
upon.
Secretary John d. Culbertson, OF the
company, when seen yesterday after.
noon, was asked to outline for the In
teIlIgencer the scope Of the additions to
the plant that are contemplated to be
put up on the newly acquired ground
north of the already immense plant.
He stated that the principal improve
ment contemplated is a 580-ton blast
furnace, but the contracts have not yet
been given. AS to any other additions
he would not commit himself at this
time. The walling up Of Boggs' run, he
said, would be followed by the re-
arrangement Of the Pan Handle and
Terminal tracks north Of the present
plant in order to give the company
more room for the contemplated addI-
lions. The Riverside, he said. had re-
Gently acquired from the Pan Handle
and Terminal companies their real es-
tate holdings below the run with the
exception of the rights of way for their
trackage.
From all this 1t can be seen quite
readily that the National Tube Com
pauy (uow owner OF the Rlversldel In
tends to make tremendous additions,
which will greatly benefit this commu-
nifty in the distribution Of great sums
OF money In construction and in a
largely increased pay roll.
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scale and bound to draw large audi
enceS. The company win present the
following repertoire: Monday night,
LAND OF the Living; Tuesday night,
1.-THE Fire PATROL; Wednesday night,
''The Two Orphans: Friday night,
"Rlng Of Iron': Saturday night,
Falsely Accused There will be q
change Of specIaltiea and handsome
costumes at each performance.
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HARRISBURG. Pa. oct 26.-ThCse
pnrdons were among those recommend
ed by the board of pardons to-day;
Harry Stanley Washington county, lar
ccny; Gcrge straesser, Allegheny,
murder. first degree; Samuel j. Frost,
Lawrence. felonious rape: James Mn
loncy, Erie, robbery. These applications
were among those refused: James Nc
Kee. alias A. l.. GOnty. Erie, assault
with intent ia rob; John Nlk0ck, Law
renee. larceny; Warren Major, Warren,
assault with intent TO rob. These cases
were among those held under advise.
ment: Peter Mccarthy. Mercer, bur
glnry; Ell Cady, Washington, felonlous
rape.
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ADJUSTMENTS

De Koven and Smiths tuneful opera.
1.-THE Htghwayman." attracted a large
and brilliant audience at the Opera
House last night, and there was no dis
appointment at any stage. The COM
pany is an excellent one. The honOrs
were carried on by the principals. MI.
Arthur DEACON. as Captain Scarlett,
Miss Florence Wolcott as Lady Con-
stance and by Mr. W. H. Frederick,
as Constable Foxy Qulller. whose orig
inai comedy methods were very anus.
Ing.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, oct. 2G.-PresI-
dent Kerr, of the Pittsburgh base ball
club announced tonight that the ne.
gotintIons which have been pending
with w. H. Watkins, who is anxious
to buy the club, have been declared of.
''Mr. Watkins had until noon to-day
to make good" sNld President Kerr,
but he failed to do so. and all nego-
tiations are Mt an end. II Mr.. Watkins
Is stu anxious TO buy the club he will
have to make a now offer"
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BIG limo OF Odd PantR, TAc to 81 40,
best YnlueS for your money IN town Mt
NJ, GUTAtAN ~ CO.'S
Twelfth and Main ntreSt0'


OIL CITY-RIvor inch and falling.
Weather, clear and warm.
WARREN--River 1 ofN foot. Wealth
or, cloudy and warm.
GIEENSBORO--R feet and
stationary Weather. clear and warm
BROWNSVILLE - River feet
inches and stationary.
STEUBENVILLE - River foot
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
and cool,
MORG ANTOwN-Ri feet md
stationary. Weather. cloudy and warm
PATlKERSBURG - Ohio river IL
inches and stationary. Weather, cloudy
aud cool, No hoats, Little EanHwhn liz
stationary
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"Ia2a," the great play David Belnsco
placed In Charles Frohman's oarrIck
theatre, In New York, Inst season, at
once took it's place Mt the head Of
broadway rucccsseR that included such
DAYS 1s The Little Minister" Mans
ieldE "ryrano de BerRcrAc," and Hall
'alheS "Christinn," all running at the
thmn tlmc In New York with 'Hnzn,
public favor. For months only standing
room WAS to be had for weeks In nd
vance at Mr. Frohman'a theatre to SEQ
'IazH"
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The InteIligencer..
job Printing Office

=" The largest and most complete
zee job Printing Establishment in
see tho city and ono Of the most
s's extensive in tho Ohio Valley.
80 Possesses every facility for the
-. prompt execution of all kinda Of
~. work. from Neat Card or Cir.
'ss cular to a Monster Poster, in any
.,s variety OF colors, at tho shortest
~. notice and on the most reasonable
,'s terms. Country merchants, farm.
,,s ers and others requiring store
"' bills, Public Sale Bills, ETC.. win
zee md It to their advantage to call
zee at or address The Int0lligoRsSl
.ss Job Printing omeA
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Hand Ran E1bIbItIon.

To-nlghts Mt the Carroll Club audi
torlum, an exhibition game OF hand
ball Will be given between two teams
selected from the class. a cordial in
Vltatlon IL extended to all, with no
charge for admission.
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The ColumbINs gave a-plenty" to the
All-stars last night at the Carroll Club,
The games were very interesting, the sec
ond being won by one pin. The hRndicRps
hn " nrnunn Nhrv nmnrnsafllI Gnnrn.
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on the Musee alleys last night the Dali
sizes took two out OF three from the Audi
tors. All the games were very Interests
ing, the Daisies taking the second game
by Just nine pins, and the last game by
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aor
eeueraL aenes,.
IN THE wHEELiNd STEEL { mon

NOTICE TO BoND.HoLDERS OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL 4 IRON
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, 10
accordance With the provisions Of ltS
mortgage deed Of trust made on the Let
day OF November. 1899. hereby gives notice
OF its Intention to redeem ali Of IT. out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being tho bonds numbered from 1856 TO 900,
inclusive. by the payment OF such bonds
ON the LIST day Of November, 1899, at The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title 6 Trust Company, the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as the place Of deposit for the payment Of
said bonds In the stead Of The ExehRngO
Bank Of WHaeitpE, which has ceased to do
business: and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then ln-
mRtured for interest on said bonds viii
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
r. W. Bowers, Secretary,
WHEELING TITLE q
TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE,
L. r. StIfel. Secretary.
Bond-hOldcrs who may desire TO O1s
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage per cent bonds Of the
company At par should make early apple
cation at the ONCE OF the company.
aug F. W. BOWERS. Secretary.
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To.nlght's games-c Colts Va. Pcllcans


AnAllkes won three games from Kissing
Bugs last night, and go into a tie with
osceOlas for first position in the Wheeling
lengue. Charley RAIDER and NoIte, Of All
AlIknn rnllnh graf hnn.ninE Scnrn.