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2oposak.
m IME ANp MAuLlNG CoAL AND

IT ME AND HAULING COAL AND
IL COKE.
Bids will be received at the Office OF the
Board OF Gas Trustees until 80 O'clock
p. M, February IS, 1870. for furnishing
pure. clean and unslacked lime go lbs! TO,
the bushen, delivered TO the gas works;
also hauling coal from Baltimore & Ohio
railroad Hempheld Yard TO coal house
at gas works. and hauling and loading
coke into box cars at baltimore & Ohio
Heripneld Yard on Terminal tracks Tho
fui bidders 10 enter Into bond for tho
faithful performance OF contracts. Spec.-
'ications can be seen at the office OF the
gas trustees, city building. The board re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all BIDS
GAS TRUSTEES
GODFREY SCHUI.. Secretary felS
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M'MECllEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

and Events.
Hiram Moore. OF Lincoln county, Is
here. the guest OF Rev. y. s. G. Carroll.
OF South Highland street.
Little May Shafcr, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Shafcr, has recovered
from pneumonia.
Rev. U. S. G.. Carroll had his fine
homlng pigeons out on the wing yes
tcrdny.
Mrs. Heavenly. OF Bridgeport. Ohio,
Is the guest OF Mrs. W. II. Johnson.
Harry Pracht has returned TO Grafton,
after visiting his parents here.
rhe second quarterly conference VIII
be held at the NJ. II. church tomorrow
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Stockholders Mecrings.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS

NV litf. SlplNltOLDEkS Of' THE
L. RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS
The stockholders OF The Riverside Iron
Works will take notice that. pursuant In
4 resolution passed by the board OF direct
orS OF Fhc Riverside Iron Works, on tho
18Th day Of January. a. d. 1872 n meeting
OF the stockholders OF said company will
be held Al its principal Office. on the cor.
rer Of Main and South streets, in the CITY
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, on 'TrcslaT
February q, 1892, nt $50 y. m, nj which
meeting there will he offered Il rcsolution
TO increase from the surplus fund OF said
company the capital stock OF The River
side Iron Works from twenty thousand
shares to thirty thousand shares. ANA "a
divide the number Of shares so Increased
or added 10 the original capital stock
among the stockholders OF the said River
side Iron Works In proportion TO their
holdings OF stock at the lime OF Offering
said resolution.
In testimony whereof. j. " Vance, MS
president OF The Riverside Iron Works
and John d. Culhcrtson. as its secretary,
have hcreuHto set tilci- hands, this 18Th
day OF January, y. u. is?Y
J. n. VANCE. President.
JOHN D. CULBERTSON,
LAG Secretary
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scOrers-Hanaan and lSaick.
BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters OF Interest in the Metropolis
4f44 NJ HcIn, nut Co,futv tgI.

Matters OF Interest in the Metropolis
E5i5 ofBclmont County.
The meeting Of Bellaire lodge, r. &
a. NJ. yesterday afternoon and eve-
ming, was a splendid gathering OF Ma
sons. The hall was well allied during
allDf the afternoon, when the Masters
degree was conferred upon four young
men. Or, W: Q. s. Pipes as master OF
the lodge. and Rev. John t. Foster as
senior deacon. and all the other officers
performed their parts well, and there
was not hitch from the start. at y.
m. until the close, while the banquet
In the evening, to which the families
OF the members We're invited. was a
most agreeable one. There was mu-
sic during all Of the work In the after
noon. VIII Milligan presiding at the or
gan, and in the evening the social ses-
sion was enlivened with music and
song by several OF the local talent,
while the banquet room was the scene
OF n very enjoyable mingling Of the fra
itcrnlty and their families. Mrs. Bip-
nus was the caterer. The whole affair
was we'll calculated to promote good
fellowship among the members.
Col. c. L. Poorman goes to billiards
to-morow evening. to deliver an address
on Whether the Government or Banks
Should Issue and Control Paper
Money" under the auspices OF the
Booth club. of that place.
Daniel Weyrick. sr.. of the Fourth
ward. received telegram yesterday,
stating that his son, Albert, was dan
gerousiy III. ut New Eagle, Pa, where
he has been working in glass house.
a number from this city will attend
the performances of the Macauley-Pat-
ton Company. in Wheeling. this week,
at the Grand Opera House.
! One saloon man paid Mayor Freeze
$40 and costs for permitting gambling
in his place. and $40 and costs for SELL
Ing On Sunday.
Clifford Culbertson. of GAINESVILLE. is
the guest OF the family of his brother
Charles Culbertson, In the Second
ward.
The steamer Queen City leaves this
morning for cincinnati, after lying
here ten days. on account OF the ice.
Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Woodruff left
yesterday for Marietta. to attend the
funeral of q relative there.
Miss Laura Moore. of this city, has
returned after pleasant visit with
relatives in st. Ciairsviiie.
The little daughter OF Frank Hicks,
In the Fourth ward. Is dangerously Ill.
with pneumonia.
Miss Maude Whitney. of Ripley. O..
Is the guest of friends and relatives In
the Third ward.
Mrs. Harry Thompson will leave to-
day for GAINESVILLE. where her mother
is seriously Ill.
Miss Alice Hawkins. Of Martinsburg,
w. Va, is the guest Of relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Ben Wilson IS able to be out. after
a two months confinement with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. +. J. Steger. who has been i'll
for the past week. is improved, ana able
to be out.
Mrs. Max Herzberg is confined to her
home in the Fourth ward, quite Ill.
Mrs. Mary Murray is seriously i'll at
her home, on Thirty-eghth street.
The ice in McNahon creek broke yes
terday afternoon, and ran out.
William. son % Louis La Roche, Is
seriously i'll with pneumonia
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Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup is used by
the best people In the land. 1t cures ut
once hoarscncss and throat affection.
Price One H
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The public is hereby notified that all
courses o! Instruction are being given In
the most practical ur-;o-date plans known
TO the business world. and We most re-
specially request continuance OF your
M
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Parents and guardians OF students o,
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
cmy are hereby notified that all studerts
will be completed In their courses OF study
ut contract price without regard to tima
required. and that there vii. be no extra
charge for books and blanks
49, - J. NJ. FRASfIER.L President
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Generai QoHcps.
....NOTICE....

: The parents and guardians of students
belonging TO Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
all money for tuition and books must he
paid TO the treasurer. at corner Main and
Twelfth streets. that any money paid 70
|. L. Noise for the purpose named will
be re-collected By the company.
J. NJ. FRASHER, President
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MUSEE LEAGUE.

scorcrS-Bcsf.fhsem and Ross.
rmpirr-J. Fettc,
To-night-La Belle and Al Alike.
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G1oR RENT-OFF1CE AND LODGING
II rooms at 1906 Market street. Water and
both gases in each room. Rent very rea-
Eonable. Apply to 1904 Market street
Lde20.m&tu -
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Zeal Estate.
G. O.SMETH EAf bUiTSIS eASK
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

Z FOR SALE-Building site. lis by, 40,
East McColloch street. Dirt cheap.
Small farm. improved. IL acres Three
miles from city on river road.
ley.
4 cheap home, ,wo-s;ory brick dwelling,
rooms and kitchen. on East McColloch
street Lot 70 by 20. Only SLIGO. Terms
easy.
A very fine building lot on north side OF
Fourteenth street
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth warden very easy terms
A two-story frame dwelling rooms,
with stable on lot Lot % by 100. South
Chaplnc street. Eighth ward Only 1885,
easy terms.
: rooms corner Fifteenth and Jacob Sta
Arion store room. o00a Main street. s
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone Cor. 18th and
LII
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Scr 2euk M

EoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
The City Bank OF Wheeling. mr20
ilNoR RENT-FlNE OFFICE ROOMS.
IL best location In city Possession at
once. NlCoLL'S ART STORE. l23l Mar
ket street - + . oc,o
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
70 South York street, rooms and bath.
81 South York street, rooms and bath.
81 South York street. rooms.
II South Eroadway-1 rooms and bath.
in South Penn street, rooms and bath
l.5 South Penn street, rooms and bath.
~ Zane Streets rooms.
l29 Zane street, rooms.
Morrow Alley rooms.
1885 Main street, rooms
S-room house nj Echo Point.
ISL South Penn streets rooms
J rooms on Wabash. near Virginia
Store room in the ESertcr Building.
Money TO Loan on Real Estate.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
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ID Store room No. 1851 Main street-a
iirs-class clothing or shoe stand. No. 1I03
Main street-three-story building. running
through to South street. at present occu-
pied by Wheeling Drug Co. Boarding
house. sixteen rooms, Nos. 1856 and 10Ss
Market street. GEO. J. MATIIISON, 1903,
Market street Z II .---.E la1l
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dor RENT--DWELLING 2I2jBi CHAP
u LINE street, S rooms. bath and halls:
both gases: hot and cold water: newly re-
modelled. Possession April !. Enquire OF
C. C. KRAFT. at ElIeves-Kraft Co. fel6
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FOR RENT.

Ten storo rooms from S35 TO 81 00p
month. Five dwelling rooms mt 1907
Main street. SEQ. Four dwelling
rooms Mt ~ Fifteenth street, Ql5.
House ofseven rooms and attic 40 Fiji
tcenth street. S26. nEgr Ir
JAMES l.. IIAwLEY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
1OU5 Main Street. d
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.


j. ". FRASuER. President. Jal3
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FOR SALE.
No. Az Main street.
Desirable Market street property,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

posed of Vice Admiral Rowan and Rear
Admirals Worden and Luce, and their
duty was to examine into his mental
mcral and professional fitness to per-
form his duties at sea-"
With reference to the commodore 8; rec
ord and the occurrences at Norfolk thls
board said: ANY one of the foregoing
cases might be considered as OF minor
Importance, and as exhibiting on the part
of Commodore Mayo a mere error OF
Judgment, which all men at one time or
another are liable to fall into but. ag-
gregated, they indicate Enthusiastically q
habit and condition Of mind, the nanifes-
tation of which in commanding othcer Is
demoralizing in it's tendency and SubVer-
sive of discipline"
This verdict against Commodore Mayo
was severe. It was made by three officers
of the highest reputation. AT the time
commodore had not incurred the hos
tiIity of the naval world by his conduct
after his second marriage.
TALK WITH DIVORCED WIFE.
Mrs. Mayo, now divorced, received a re-
porter at her home in Waterbury. The
fact that she is free, that the last tie
which bound her to Commodore Mayo has
been severed, has brought new joy to her
Hfes Mrs. Mayo's mental trouble is
thoroughly cured. Her suffering has
added years to her appearance, but a
sweet, tender look to her features.
81 have nothing to say against Com
modore Mayo" she sad softly. It Is all
over now, and I am so glad. 1t was a
bitter experience, but perhaps it was all
for thu best. You know, 1 believe there
really Is a law of compensation. Two
years ago, when the monotony here be-
came unbearable, we went over to Eu-
rope. We were to land at Liverpool.
When we were within day and a half
of our destination, the vessel broke a
shaft. We waited for twelve hours for a
sail to heave in sight, and 1t was period
Of dreadful suspense and inconvenience
to every one on board. Then fruit ship
came along, towed US to Queenstown,
and the company sent the passengers
from Queenstown to Liverpool We were
treated to that lovely trip through Ire
land. Wasn't 1t worth the inconvenience?
Well, the same rule works out in all life's
problems. believe All our sulferings
and trials bring their own rewards, If it
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sociations grew doubly dear to her as
the precious days slipped by.
The roses left her cheeks and smiles
came less often to her lips. She looked
pleadingly toward her mother for the
guidance on which she had always re-
lied.
But on the Sth of December Jennie
Stevens became the commodores wife
The wedding was white one Carna-
lions, roses, chrysanthemums and or
chids converted the mansion into
flower garden.
Surrounded by fifty schoolmates from
ST. Margarets, goWned in dainty white,
Jennie Stevens placed her slender hand
in the wrinkled palm of Commodore
Mayo and promised to be his wife until
death did them part.
The second night after their marriage
Commodore and Mrs. Mayo reached the
Fifth Avenue hotel. The bridal suite,
Mayo occupied alone, with the bolts shot.
modore's home in Washington, where
the following week a reception to 1000
persons had been arranged for her.
A HATEFUL BRIDAL TRIP.
On the night of the reception Mrs.
Mayo at first refused to descend to the
parlors to meet her husbands guests.
1t was only after hundreds of persons
had arrived and the aged bridegroom
grew emphatic in his protestatfons that
Jennie Mayo donned the trailing silk
robes, in which Washington society still
remembers her, and received in the COM
modores drawing room.
There was other food for gossip. In
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sertion. Commodore Mayo has taken
possession Of his handsome home, No
% Iowa circle. with his third young wife
says the New York World.
The new Mrs. Mayo is about twenty
three or twenty-four years of age and
is of the spirituelle, blond type of beauty.
She is stylish and dashing in her man
ner' and might be called the type of the
''old mans darling
Commodore Mayo Is bluff, hale old
gentleman of seventy-fve. To judge by
appearance, he Is ecstatieally. happy In
his new alliance, and he seems prepared
to forget the tragic episode connected
with his second matrimonial venture.
For forty years Commodore Mayo had
been widower when, in the summer of
1892. he visited St. Johnsburg, in the
White Mountains. There he met Mrs
Orville H. Stevens and her twenty-year-
old daughter Jennie.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.
The commodore had until then seen no
woman he wished to make his wife, but
he fell PROSTATE at the shrine of Jennie
Stevens. She was beautiful, accom-
plished, an aristocrat to her finger tips.
At the close Of the summer he asked Miss
Stevens to become his wife.
The girl hesitated. The commodore's at
tentions had been assiduous, his devo-
ton overwhelming. He was wealthy, his
social position an enviable one. Such
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opportunities were scarce in Waterbury.
The exclusive set there was small, and
families on a level with the Stevenses
were few.
Mrs Orviile Stevens favored the COM
modore's suit.
Jennie Stevens was heart-whole. Her
love for her mother was the deepest re-
gard she had ever known. 1t had never
occurred to her to question the maternal
advice or act in opposition to the ma
ternal wishes, so the engagement was
announced. May and December pledged
themselves amid the fading flowers and
falling leaves of the early autumn.
The commodore returned to WASHING
ton to prepare his residence for the cow
ing OF his bride. Jennie Stevens returned
to her home in Waterbury to begin nre-
parattons for the wedding.
September and October passed in a
whirl OF excitement at the Stevens man
SION on North Willow avenue. Gifts
from her fiance, congratulat ions. fro,,
her Irienos. the citation of her parents.
the magnlhcence of her trousseau which
ELECTED gushing approval from her chI,ns
OF st. Magarets seminary These condi-
lions supplied novelty which forced
realism to the background.
Dec. was the date set for the wedding
Two weeks before that time a. ehanea
came over the bride-elect . The lovei,,
gowns ana bonnets and lingerie had been
surveyed, admired, and put AWAY. tba
Juror created by the first announcement
hao abated; the girls from St Marparet,s
ceased gushing over the presents and ha
gan TO speculate about the, future m,s,
stevens began to speculate in f,ft,,ras
'iso. tne Old home with all It's dear as
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

These notices will be printed as part
oI the news of the day, and free of
charge, every Sunday. They should be
forwarded so as to reach the City Editor
OF the q b e Friday night.
BAPTIST.
FIRST SWEDISH :Payne avenue and
Sims street. Dedicatory services. Prof
=. q. Lagergren, Morgan Park, H.. win
P mfssnaa at 1899 a. m. Rev; Olof Bodien,
Prof e. SandeIl, of Minneapolis. MINI.
at f:SV pi m. Sunday school session at
FIRST. Ninth and Waeouta. Rev H
StiiWen pastor. Preaching at 1920 a
m and p. m. Evening subject "Chris-
6anIty Opposed by the Fashions of the
PILGRIM. Cedar and Summit avenue. d.
.; orners B. D., pastor. Subject, Ii a.
M m. Gods Glorious Promises to the
WOODLAND BAPTIST. SeIby and Arm
del Rev w. w. Everts, pastor. Mar
TN Bacon will preach at 1925 a. m
e Unlon meeting at Park Avenue Con-
s'esaeiohaHst church at 8 D. m.
Catholic.
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PATTI M.
rev. John La Gland. archbishop: Rev n
otarlna. vicar general, and Rev. Rich.
ard Cahill, secretary.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
sunday sunday: June 25-Fffth Sunday after
Monday, June. 26-SYs Tobn ora, ~,
martyrs GNU 1dui'
and martyr D-Siop
Wednesday, June asst. Irenaeus. bisb-
op and martyr. oieii-
Thursday. June 29-Sts. Peter and Paul
FRIDAY, June 30-Commemoratio Of ST
ASSUMPTION GERMANY, Franklin, and
Sintn. services. $50, and 10 a. M.
CATHEDRAL, Sixth and st. Peter: Rev
7, j.. I,aWier. pastor; Rev. Peter Meade.
ices at G. 7:30, 8. 1O:30 a. m. and 7:so n M "
SAaCRED HEART, Dawson and Arcade
S sunday Ia services, Z, s; 8, 1890 a. m. and
ssrF .'I : 81 =; m I,, sunday school, 8 p. M
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beautiful if both are honest and earnest
and true.
Wont you take a rose home with
you?"
Mrs. Mayo bent over the bush that
leaned against her front porch and picked
big pink blossom.
Let it remind you," she said sweet
ly, as she held 1t out. "of a woman who
sees good In all things, even what is ap-
parently the worst. For out of the great
est affliction of my life came my saliva
ton. When 1 was unable to choose the
right course, the course along which my
duty ran, my mind stopped working at
the problem and He solved it for me. So
am free today, a wiser and a better
Woman-Better for the schooling through
which I have passed"
-LaVinia Hart
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MYSTERY In ROMANCE
COMMANDER MAYO's DIVORCE AND
REMARRIAGE TO A THIRD
WIFE
WEDDING WAS AT FARGO, N. D..

Jennie Elton stevens Talks of Her
Unhappy Union, and Sends a
Message of Goodwin to the Man
Who Has Amazed Washington by
Marrying for the Third Time q
Woman Many Years HIS Junior.
The third matrimonial venture of Com
modore William X. Mayo, u. S. N, re-
tired, has amazed Washington's exelu-
sive society circles. The commodore ar
rived in Washington on Tuesday, accom-
panied by his new wife. He was married
at Fargo, N. D., on June 6, 1899, to Mrs
N. q. Hall, of Washington.
He had been divorced last November
from his second wife. Miss Jennie Elton
Stevens. of Waterbury, Conn, who was
much his junior. The divorce, which
was not contested. was granted for de-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
HER UNHAPPY MARRIAGE

Girls don't become ILL., in mind or body,
without cause, do they? There are no
efrects without causes, are there? Well,
/ there was cause enough for the unhappy
sequel to my marriage, but it Is not my
intention to speak i'll of Ccmodore Mayo
after this lapse of time or to hurt his
reputation In any way. There is no one
In the whole world whom I do not wish
WE'LL You see, was too inexperienced
to realize that beneath the exterior of a
gentleman Instincts not compatible with
that title are often hidden
But come added Mrs. Mayo quickly.
don't let's talk about the commodore
He is not q feature of my life in any
way now.
What do L do? Oh, 1 have come by
degrees to take just as great an interest
III things as 1 used to. / rifle and spend
hours over my music. l have Joined the
Ladies club and am deeply interested
in the Rescue league and the Young
Mems ard Younm Wemen's Christian
ass ciations.
I'm the summer time I go I'D to nv
brothers place in Maine for three long.
delightful months. where we hunt and
fish and grow very healthy.
ON, yes, indeed, | have a brother the
dearest fellow in the whole world. ard a
mother who is ever SO dear and sweet T
have such wealth of love and such a
happy home and friends, and-oh so much
to be thankful for, so very muchr'
MARRIAGE NOT A FAILURE.
Mrs. Mayo's voice trembled lust a.
trifle. Then she said, with happy fash
from her dark blue eyes:
What are our trials and troubles any
way compared to the joys and the bless
ings that come into our lives? Did it ever
occur to you that at last two joys come
INTO our lives for every sorrow? Well.
us true. Eve watched, you know And
that pretty good percentage, isn't it?
Marriage a failure? Dear me-. no. rs
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L have been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism for more than six months. / could
my hands behind me, or even take Off nv
own shirt: Before 1 had finished three
fourths of bottle of Railways Ready
ever. You can see why have such great
faith In your Relief. Yours truly.
wv. c. BAKER.
Engineer OF A; Montelone's Boot and.
leans N
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to-don't have to go. to Los Angeles al
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On account Of the Christian EndcayoK
convention. Tickets on sale July 3rd. 4th,
FOR reservations in tourist or standard
sleepers communicates. with + n Erisbe
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detailed information may also be OBJ
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