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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-04
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A walk through the grounds, late in
the afternoon, when most of the live
stock had arrived and been Quartered,
was sufficient to show that the claims
made by the management that this de-
partment would be double what 1t was
last year was made with good faith.
Every stall and every pen are occupied
by the finest of stock. Never has such
'hne specimens of cattle been shown in
Wheeling. Every class of cattle is
represented largely, herds having been
brought from the surrounding coun-
try, and some even from New Jersey,
Michigan. New York and Illinois.
The sheep department, under the SUI
pervlsion Of Mr.. a. II. Jacobs, is tpll
to overlooking, and sheep of all descnp-
lions are to be seen. The swine show
is also larger by far than any of Its
predecessors. and Mr.. C. S. TerrilI, who
has charge of it, said yesterday he has
never seen so many fine specimens, OF
Berkshires, Poland China, Chester
whites, etc. They came in from all
sections yesterday. One mammoth
Berkshire, Weighing 500 pounds, belong
ing to j. ]. Hutz, of Navarro, Ohio, died
shortly after arriving on the grounds.
II was a magnificent specimen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Especially rich in music is the per-
Torrance of "At Gay Coney Island"
the next attraction at the Opera House.
Messrs. Whiting & Willis, the mana
gers, are musicians of great skill, and
Mr.. Whiting is famous as the real or
iginator of that form of broken time
music that Is now SO much in vogue
and is called rag time" Mr.. Willis
is a director OF orchestras Of national
reputation, and the conductor Of the
music for the company is Mr.. Charles
Prince, a great specialist upon the
plano. Another famous musician Is
Miss Marie Stori. one Of the greatest
VIolIpIsts this country has produced
Miss stori is also a very fine dramatic
soprano, who has been obliged to re-
linUuish the arduous labor OF singing in
grand opera and take to the road upon
the advice of her physician. There are
n number OF singers OF the first class
in the company, and an evening OF mu-
sic, as well as OF fun, is assured.
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The Nineteenth West Virginia Expo
sltion and State Fair opens this morn
ing, and with good weather 1t will be
the largest and best IN the history Of
the association. Every department is
taxed to its greatest capacity by the
increased number of entries, every inch
of space in the exposition building Is
taken by the exhibitors, and, in fact,
for the first time. several Of the spaces
allotted to special exhibits are found to
be too small, and 1t has been found
necessary to enlarge them.
Yesterday was day of hustle and
hustle all over the grounds. Each ex-
hlbitor had force of assistants hard
at work getting things in shape for the
opening day. Herds Of cattle were ar
irving every hour. wagon loads of all
kinds Of paraphenalla was continually
passing through the gates, and 1t re-
qulred a cool head to direct affairs in
al the hurry and turmoil. But secre-
tary Hook had been there before. and
he handled every department and an
swered all questions with the grace and
patience Of Job.
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Owing to the large number Of entries
in the poultry department it has been
found necessary to secure larger quar-
tiers. and the management decided to
use the upper part Of the building here
tofore used as machinery hall, for the
poultry display, AID to place the ma
chInery display in the lower end OF
the building Even with this Increase
OF space, the poultry will take up all
the room there Is to spare, and the de-
garment which is superintendent by
Mr.. Jefferson Rice, is the largest and
one of the most interesting of the fair.
Col. Charley Schmidt has, as usual
decorated the interior of horticultural
han in n very artistic manner. but 1t
is doubtful II he has ever succeeded in
arranging the decorations with as much
taste az this time. Bunting. flags and
tissue decorations are here. there and
everywhere. and the shelves, where
fruit Of the finest variety will be dis
played. are themselves in various col
ors 80 that the effect is simply beautl-
full The entries In this department DO
NOT close until this morning, but enough
entries had been received yesterday to
keep the superintendent guessing where
he was going to place them
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opern of calvin Gray.

A delightful comic opera will be
given at the Carroll Club Auditorium
Monday and Tuesday, September 18th
and 18th. The young ladies and gentle.
men are very enthusiastic and intend
to make this play a success. 1t has It's
pathos as well as It's funny parts, and
the characters are well selected Tor
fashioned dance, the Virginia reel,
will make all happy, and Pntience's
beautiful song, with invisible chorus
and the frolIcs Of Mr.. 81 Weakneese
and Nancy Pastyouth Will drive the
blues away from anybody. Alvin Gray
and his wife, Betsy, will show that
whatever position We are In a generous
heart is always rewarded. Mahitable
Jones will tell that, even after forty
years waiting for one man, she switch
es OF and sees something In others
whom she will wed II they Will ask
her
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SOUND REASON
For the Splendid Success OF the
Great Closing out MilIigan, Will
kin & Co. Sale.

For the Splendid Success OF the
Great Closing out Milligan, VIII
kin & Co. Sale.
One of the most splendid successes
ever scored in the music business In
the Ohio valley has been the great clos
ing out sale Of the Aiilllgan, Wilkin g
Co. stock Of fine pianos and organs the
past week. The sale has been conduct
ed by the recognized F. w. Banner
Company, and the public response has
been 80 satisfactory that O large NUM-
Der Of additional statesmen have been
necessary to handle the business. There
are substantial reasons why this should
be so.
First-The Mllilgan, wtllxin & Co.
stock is known throughout the entire
Ohio valley to be hrst-clRss in every
respect.
Second-The purchase OF the Milli-
gan. WillIin & Co. business by the re-
organized F. W. Banner Company cree
ated genuine necessity for the reduce
ton of stock and imposes upon the pur-
chasers the obligation to make the low
est possible prices In order to close out
the stock quickly.
This has been done. Sterling lnstru-
ments Of the highest grade, the pro-
auctions Of the leading manufacturers
OF the country. have been marked for
sale at less than manufacturers prices.
They are bargains. greater than ever
before offered in Wheeling, and greater
than will be again soon. Do not miss
this opportunity. There are still many
fine new instruments left in the stock.
and also some very especial bargains in
secondhand instruments that have
been taken in exchange. Call and exc
anime them.
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Periodical services on Sunday even.
ing of sacred songs and music are q
special feature Of the German Metho.
dist Episcopal church. The music Is
usually Of a very high grade and thu
singing a rare treat The services last
night satisfied all expectations. Mr..
Albert Metzner presided at the organ.
The full choir not being at home yet
the following participated: Miss Kate
MeInhart, leading soprano. with the
Misses Bessie Merschrad, Julia Book
Hulda Schulz and Bessie Voelker and
the Messrs. Edmund Bergner Max
Bergner, William Schulz. August
Schulz and William Book. The pastor.
Rev. L. A1llnger gave a sketch OF the
life OF Count Zinsender. whose hymns
were sung by the congregation.
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Returned from their vacations. Rev.
DR.. sooy and Rev. ]. H. Littell yester-
day conducted the services at their re.
spectiye churches, the Fourth Street
Methodist Episcopal and the First
United Presbyterian, and were greeted
at the morning services by large con-
gregations. The retirement OF Mr.. Z.
II. Bullard from the Fourth Street
choir leaves the position Of director va
cant. MIR. Billiards. successor hasn't
been named yet, but Mr.. Jas. Perry,
the orgaAlst, is spoken of in this con-
nection,, A reorganization OF the choir
into a double quartette Is under con-
afdern finn
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CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-The committee
on arrangements for the conference on
combinations and trusts, which will
meet in this city September 1916, has
thousands OF answers that have como
to the Civic Federation headquarters
in reply TO the series of questions sent
out over the country some weeks ago
to various commercial. Industrial and
manufacturing interests. It is expect
ed that the report Of the committee
on data will be valuable contribution
to the conference.
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The Ideals and Howson's Twentieth
Century band and orchestra, John A.
HimmeleIn's big attraction, opens
two weeks engagement at the Grand
this evening. giving for the initial per-
formance that great scenic spectacle,
'In the Heart OF the Storm" In this
play the story IL not sacrificed for Eff
feet. 1t is terse. thrilling and startling
and will hold Its auditors In rapt at
tentlon. The many novel effects that
have been introduced aid greatly in
adding charm to the play.
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PARKERSBURG-Rlver 2 feet and
falling. Weather clear: mercury IS.
No boats. The Little Kanawha is fall
ing.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet II
inches and stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet inch
es and stationary. Weather clear md
warm,
wARREN--River . feet. Weather
fair and warm.
GREENSBORO-RIvcr feet s inch
ca and falling. Weather fair and warm.
OIL CTTY-Riyer l foot 4 inches and
failing. Weather clcnr and warm.
Observation-Disclosures 2 feet 2
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm.
PtTTsBURG-RIvcr 90 feet and rls-
Ing. Clear and warm.
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feet dash the dark floods OF Temptation
and beyond spread the dreary wastes q
a mortal life; and farther away still.
the wild swellings Of Jordan, the black
pillows Of death!
But let US grasp our high privileges.
Above the seas, the sands. the sepul.
chres, lift the eye to the heavenly glory.
and then, right onward through storms
floods and athwart sterile wastes, and
against the bravest array OF armed
foes, shall our march be In glorious ri.
umph. Surely, then. We shall under
stand. as we cannot now, the blessed
meaning OF the text. which points us 10
those unspeakable things which are yet
invisible, and will be forever to come,
and cries, 60 forward"
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NAE EnNa no 1tECEIvR
The Gold ElIt's Head and AntIers
With Elaborate Ceremonies.

The Gold Elk's Head ana AntIers
With Elaborate Ceremonies.
Elaborate ceremonies will mark the
presentation to Wheeling lodge No IS
Of the gold elks head and antlers won
by the local lodge in the Allegheny
lodges recent street fair contest. A
reception and concert will be given on
the evening of September 20 at Wheel
ing park, and the arrangements are in
charge of committee headed by John
Richardson. A special train will bring
200 or more Allegheny people, members
Of the lodge and their friends, including
many OF the gentle sex.
There will be speeches or presenta-
ton and acceptance, and n fine con.
cert programme, In which leading local
vocallsts will figure. Admission Will be
by Invitation.
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TOLEDO, o., Sept S.-Last week a
party of boys ranging in age from IS
to 20 left Toledo to see the country.
and they decided to rough 1t, depend
ing on beating their way on the trains.
Last night three OF them jumped a
fast-hying Baltimore & Ohio train at
Akron and all were injured. Abraham
Young died to-day at . o'clock. Thos.
Judd, Howard Lease and Frank Dover
were slightly injured.
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All doctors told Renlck Hamilton, OF
west Jefferson, o., after SUFFERING u
months from Rectal FlEtula, he WouIa
die unless a costly operation was per
Sormed. but he cured himself with i've
hayes OF Rucklcn's Arnlcn Snlve, the
Snrsst Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Soiye In the World. 25 cents box. Sold
bg Logan Drug Co.. druggist.
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E1nosItIon Excursions

To Pittsburgh via Pennsylvania Lines,
Thursdays, September Z. II. q and 2s,
and October s. IL and 10, from Wheeling
at one fare for round trip. with twenty
1--WE cents added for Exposition Rdmis-
sion ticket good returning three days,
Including date on which ticket is pur-
chased,
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Among the stables the horsemen
kept things going pretty lively getting
their quarters In shape. From early
morning until late at night new arri-
walls kept pouring In, and as each crowd
arrived they would be greeted by their
old time chums from some other sta
blea over half the racers are here
ana the others will arrive to-day The
racing will not begin until Tomorrow
and there is ample time for all to get
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zoo FORWARD!0
MANS Watehword Dilated on by
~ Rev. DR.. Cunningham
INHIS POST-VACATION SERMON

At tho First Presbyterian Church
Sunday AlOrnIng-The watchword
Embodied in tho Phrase, Prepare
forActIon, Follow the FlaR"-An Up.
lining and Instructive Discourse,
Containing Earnest Suggestions.
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Rough Dry Washed, stHrchod and
DVCd n cents per pound.
FLAT Work. vhshOd aud lrOnod' o
cent? M ShSnd WORK finished 10 cents por
,,,,,,,J' At LU'TZ BROS,
HSTiiST Homo Steam Laundry
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Rough Dry Washed, stnrchOd and
Dyed D contS per pound.
FLAT Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
All HAND work finished 10 cents per
D1und. At I.UTZ BROS.
NTHAT Home Steam Laundry.
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DIED.

HAZLETT-on Saturday, September :
1899 at II o'clock p. m, DIR, r. W.
HAZLETT, In the I'D year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. "a
Main street, Tuesday morning, Sep
tember 5, at 10 o'clock. Internent pri'
vate at Mt. Wood cemetery.
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Furniture and Carpet Bargains.
Closing out to quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
building must be vacated by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE.
1908 Main street.
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Closing out to quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless OF cost.
Building must be vacated by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE,
1908 Main street.
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BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily Mt the
Grand Central Hotel. Communication
tickets at reduced rates. Try ug.
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Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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Furniture and Carpet Bargains.
Closing out to quilt business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Building must be vacated by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE,
1908 Main street.
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Closing out to quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless OF cost
building must be vacated by january
FREw'S FURNITURE STORE.
1908 Main street.
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SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
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ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread. Good. Big. Cheap.
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SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
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teur photography close this evening ut
5 o'clock. Persons desiring to enter
specimens Of their work may leave them
al Nicoll's art store or Kinks art store
where one OF the supervisors Of the de-
pnrtment will receive them. Although
il is assured there will be large mum.
Der OF exhibitors, 1t is singular that
most OF them are from out OF town ana
It Is hoped the Wheeling camer1sts VIM
appear to-day with sufficient entries 70
make the display by local amateurs
fully representative.
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ALWAYS ask your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread. Good. Big. Cheap
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FAMILY wAsHTNG.

SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread. Valuable premiums.
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here, aud have good rest before the
gong sounds. The racing programme
for the week is away above par and
should attract immense crowds every
day. The weeks programme is as
follows:
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QUALITY and Quantity In Wheeling
Bakery Bread. At your grocers.'
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CHEAPER than you can bake,
Wheeling Bakery's Big Bread.
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WOULDN'T BE PUT OFF.
Went to the Kitchen and Made it
Hcrsclf.

Went to the Kitchen and Made 1t
Hcrsclf
Husband said to me one morning: 1T
seems to me. my dear, that 1t will pay
you to make a trial and see whether
1t may not be true. as your physician
says, that the cause OF. your persistent
dyspepsia and head trouble and palpi-
tntion Of the heart, Is coffee"
He said: Suppose we stop coffee
and try this Postum Food Coffee!" l
agreed TO It, and so a package was
sent up that day.
In the morning we had the new food
coffee, and. after filling my husbands
cup, filled my own, slipped d few
spoonsful and I am ashamed to say
that my eyes filled too. L could not
drink It. @e
Husband suggested that tnnSmuch rs
this was the first trial the cook had
not made 1t properly.
took the coffee pot to the Kitchen.
poured 1t out and examined the pack
age carefully, then followed directions
exactly ian easy thing to do, by the
way), and after I had got the coffee
pot to boiling, left 1t In the cooks
charge. saying that I would send out
for it In fifteen minutes.
When 1t came In and poured out
some fresh cups for husband and my
self, what q revelation! could not
have believed 1t possible that there was
such u difference between an article
poorly prepared and properly prepared.
Here 1t was. q black brown. clear and
| delicious. The addition of q little cream
turned It to that perfect color that an
eplcure delight sin.
| This was several months ago, and
attribute my gain In flesh and my per-
| feet health to the use of Postum. as !,
| has served me as an Ideal food. My
| friends frequently say something like
II never saw you looking so we'll. What
are you taking?" 1reply. II am TAX
ing no medicine, but l am drinking
| hard Just now-drinkIng Postum Food
| Coffee" and the results are very real
indeed to husband and myself. Mrs
; Jennie knight, Washington, D. c.
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ELECT OFFICERS.
West:Yirginia Funeral Directors
Association Ends its
MEETING IN WHEELING
Officers for the Ensuing Term Were
Elected in the Afternoon, and Last
= Night the Delegates We're Enter.
tanned at Wheeling Parls--The At.
7 tendance has Been Quite Rcprescn.
tatiye and tho Interest General.

w. II , .F Il * ~ Il
Yesterday. the annual convention Of
the West Virginia Funeral Directors
Association. In session In this city,came
to its conclusion. 1t was highly sue
cessful gathering. attended by more
than one hundred Of the undertakers OF
the state, as well as by delegations from
the over-the-rlver towns In this section.
Sessions were held morning and after
noon on Wednesday. and In the evening
the visitors were entertained by the To-
cal undertakers at Wheeling Park.
where there was an Informal banquet
There were no set speeches. but several
Of the visitors spoke Of their fine en-
tertainment while In Wheeling, and
expressed their appreciation.
At. the morning session. the lectures
by Prof. Renouard were continued,
and were listened to with deep atten.
ton.
At the afternoon session. the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing year were
elected:
President-R L. Cunningham. Of
Fairmont.
First vice PRESIDENT. B. Mari, Of
Warrington.
Second Vice president-W. H. H. fIol-
swade. Of Huntington.
ry-treasurer-Frank P. Foster,
of Wheeling.
The following standing committees for
the ensuing year We're announced:
Executive committee-G. L. Mendel,
Wheeling;Wllliam Willen. Martinsburg;
| D. NJ. Thornburg. Elm Grove; W. l..
Noble, Martins Ferry; George Carney,
Parkersburg.
Legislative committee-M. A. Kendall,
Elkins. W. Va; H. D. Wells. Spencer: J..
Fl. hardwood, keyser; G. e. Hide
brand. Wheeling; W. H. Fredlock. Pied
mont; 7. E. Celebration; ]. r. Tlppett,
Point Pleasant.
Delegates to national convention-W.
H. Fredlock, II. D. Wells. r. L. Gun.
ningham. Alternates-G. E. Hi!debrand,
G. Ed. Mendel. Z. Musgrave.
Grafton was selected as the meeting
place for 1900. and the time Is the third
Tuesday In July.
In the afternoon, the state board of
| embalmers met, and after transa citing
J! business adjourned to meet In Parkers-
burg on August s. when the first nppli-
cations for emDalmers' licenses Will be
/ acted upon. Forms will be prepared In
the meantime.
The retiring seeretary-treasurer of
| the state funeral directors association,
Mr.. Louis Bertschy. of this city. speak
ing to an Intelligencer reporter last
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WHEELING 1NTElIiGENcER Hi UNI Is 1885,

night, stated that the efforts he and
others had made to have the embalm-
ers' board act passed by the last iegis-
lature were certainly entirely unseiash,
for the new law means an expense Of
from $50 to 500 to every undertaker,in
the state, and without any return In
dollars and cents. The public is the
only gainer. as the law tends to raise
the standard OF the profession In West
Virginia by Its stringent examinations
Of applicants as to ability and fitness. {
Some Of the visiting undertakes left
for their homes last night. and the
others will depart on the morning
trains 7fF 'a'1fgs. 80 tr'ta = }I1-Ng ~
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Sergeant G. G. Jansen, of the I'M
munes," is fathering u scheme for the
holding Of the first annual reunion Of
the boys next spring, and the PROPOSE
ton has met with favor where adj.
vanccd. Mr.. Jansen broached the idea
to see how It would be received. and
the result has been gratifying 1t Is
too early. oflcourse. to map out definite
plans. but the reunion of Company G,
would be held In Wheeling.
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To Attend Ba Gilman Funeral.

Mayor Sweeney and President ]. P.
Maxwell, Of the second branch OF coun-
ell. yesterday issued a call for q spe-
ciai meeting Of council this afternoon
at o'clock, to attend the funeral Of the
late Benjamin 8. Bachman, who was
one of the three members Of the board
OF public works. To-day was the date
set for the visit Of the police commit
tee to the state penitentiary at Mounds
Vile. but the, trip has been postponed
until tomorrow. y5a * r 40 r