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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
BRIEF MENTIoN1NGs.
Events in and About the City GtvcnIn
n Nutshell.

n Nutshell.
The pay roll Of the board of public
forks employees tomorrow amounts to
5000.
Work will begin to-day on the special
stage at Mozart Park, necessary for
the production Of Conterno's spectacle
lar affair, the BATTLES OF Our Nation.
Howard Hazlett & Son received the
following telegram from New York last
evening: almost ten thousand shares
Of National Tube common sold to-day
between 46R and 47A. For the pre-
ferred stock 1904 was freely bid"
The meeting of the Wheeling presby-
terry Of the United Presbyterian church
was held yesterday at BeItaire. Rev. z.
P. Proudfit, Of Bellaire, and Rev. A. r.
Robinson. OF Martins Ferry, delivered
their trial sermons and were accepted,
The installation sermon was preached
by Rev. T. P. Proudfit. Of washington,
Pa, fatbes of the, Bellnlre minister
and the charge to the people was de-
lIyered by Rev j. II. Littell. Of Wheel
ing. Rev, Mr.. Coleman, Of West AL
exnnder, delivered the charge TO the
pastor. Last evening at Martins
Ferry occurred the installation Of Rev,
Mr.. Robinson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

The wheeling Railway ordinance,
granting the company an extension Of
Its lines, by loops In the Eighth ward
and on the upper end Of the Island.
came up In the first branch, and was
referred back, that printed copies
might be presented. The copy OF the
ordinance was taken from the second
branch table to the first branch sur
reptitIOusly, claimed Mr.. MArschner,
when ne expressed his surprise at Il
not being read in his branch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
STREET ARCHES.
They are Assured for the K, OF p.
Grand Lodge Meeting.
COUNCIL APPROPRIATEs $500

For the Purpose and the Arches viii
lie Permanent, so as to be Used for
similar Gatherings Kick Against
the New Crcmatory Wheeling
Hallway Ordinances Passage de-
Iayed--Mr. Miller's Patriotic Pro-
posaI Struck Frost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

The long desired East End hose
house is now assured beyond question,
the site having been purchased by
Messrs. Beckett, Baird and Meyers, OF
the council fire committee. They se-
on McCulloch street, between Twelfth
and Eleventh streets. The price was
81, 450. A twelve-foOt alley space was
reserved. The location is considered
excellent, and the price satisfactory to
the city. Work on the new house VIII
begin in a few days. The lot is 30 by
60 feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
DIED.

LINNER-At his home, out Big Wheel
ing creek. on Tuesday. September 70,
1899, at 0 p. M, CONRAD Inner, in
the 6sth year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter
McDoNALD-At Allegheny, Pa, on Sun
day, September 10, 1899, at 1910 p, m,
SARAH r. MCDONALD. aged a years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

A long distance telephone in your
residence Tor SEQ u yenr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

TRY the famous Hoffman Sausage
made only by Hoffman Bros. No. 2S4l
Chapline street. Telephone No. 63S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
City Clerks Rnnort.

City Clerk o'BrIen submitted his re-
port of the clty's finances, showing the
following:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

a will. Mr.. Miller was corresponding.
ly sad. 1t was an amusing fall Of the
curtain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13
Mrgr. az
The Kind Of
Clothing We Sell:
''The Best. Ready-to- Wear Clothing Made
Anywhere for Anyone by Anybody"
Some Valuable Pointers

will be given you if you come here regards the purchasing
powers Of your Fall Suits Coats We've hunted the market Of
the whole United States the and best and the game we've
brought of the highest order and worthy Of your inspection
We aimed for the highest and best in Mems and Boys Eau
Suits and Top Cots brought down the choicest prizes
magnificent selection Perfect Garments and the top notch Of
fashion.
Our prices range from to % dollars The lines at $40 $l2
SIS and SIS are the popular ones.
pair Of boxing gloves given away with every chlds Suit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

ROTH New and Second Hand School
Books at stanton's Book Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-13

James X. Hall. collector. has paid to
a. H. FOrRey, receiver Of the city OF
Wheeling, the following amounts 10 Sep
tcmber II, 1899: Decent levy, f21,2o2 20; 10
cent levy, N,lib -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

seek the Spirit Of God and be directed
and governed by lta inspiration.
can pay YOU no higher tribute than
~ say that ! cannot Imagine how q
litter medium than yourself could have
been selected for project 81 this char
ncter Your work has been done with
an unsclnsh devotion that. IN this self
cent-rcd world. Is most beautiful 10 be-
hold.
The introduction N the portraits Of
many ~ the brethren and sisters who
have been. as members Of faculties and
nS students. prominently connected
with church schools. was n happy one.
chief amongst them II your own fnmil-
lar figure aud face. This. 20 me. gives
the volume a decided additional value.
~ u doubtless docs 60 n large number
Of your personal friends.
Your God-Eivon work has gone before
you n " everlasting IN Its conac-
aucnecs and eternally expansive. What
you have 20 nobiy begun must con-
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strong TO take care ~ Itself. with a
little attention from the station.
Professor Elwood Mead state irfiRa-
tlon engineer Of Wyoming. and expert
irrigation engineer OF the department
of agriculture, was at the College
Thursday % start some experiments In
connection with the station.
The program for commencement
week, issp, IN as followni Sunday, June
nth. Haccalaurcatc address at II a.m.
Monday, June 18th. senior clara-day eN-
crclrcn at 10 ami ncld-dny exercises
$3.50 pm. meeting OF literary societies.
SPIN. Tuesday. June iath, commence
ment exercises nt n am. alumni ban.
quot ut $500 pm. and senior class ball
at pm.
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THE BOOK OF MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James u.
Taimage; an account Of It's origin. with
evidences OF lis commences and au.
thentieity Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR..
Ta.mage's book "'rho Articles OF
Faith" but ara presented In separate
form for the use Of investigators and
students, Price loo. For sale by the
Dessert News.
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vanced class. Among the selections By
the elementary class are ''mlnuet for
atfing quartet" and an andante for
plenoforte trio" from Haydn. Tho pro-
gram 10 be rendered by the advanced
grade will delight and no doubt aston
ish the visitors who are not familiar
with the work In this department Of
the college.
AGRICULTURAL coLLroE. LOGAN.
Governor Wells and President Kings
bury viii address the graduating class
June 18th. l..
Professor Moench OF the Weber Stake
academy, and father Of Miss II. y.
Mocnch. eiocutlonlrt. was visitor at
the College recently.
President Tanner. Utah director for
the W. y. a. meeting In Los Angeles IN
July, announces round trip rate Of $40
Including membership fee.
Railroad agents have visited the col-
lcKc lately, announcing specially low
rates for teachers and othera going
east for summer vacation.
The prospect Is good for large attend
nnces at the College summer school
fioxelder and Cache counties VIII join
In Institutes after the summer school
closes.
Joel Brown. Marion crundy and Hen.
~ callahan have recently received gold
medals from Wayne county In recogni-
tlon u their services az volunteers In
tho Cuban war. They are sub-frcfh-
men.
Professor J. w. Tuomey. late botnnist
~ the University OF Arizona. now IN
the employ OF the forestry division OF
the department Of agriculture In wash
inEton. has Just paid the College an of
ficiai visit. lie addressed the students
nj chapel Thursday morning. lie re-
ports the forest started on tho station
grounds two yearf ago. now Huiiiciently
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nnIouAn youso COLLEGE. LOGAN.

Instructor ilena Baker conducted
chapel during the week.
Work on the lawns and walks around
the new college building IL In progress
A grand ball viii be given Saturday
evening by the class of 1900. the pro-
cecds from which are 10 be- used tn
found "a library Tor the normal depart
ment ~ the college, This u the begin
ming " movement which II Il believed
VIII add materially 10 the efficiency Of
the library. The students Of the class
deserve credit, and should be eneour-
aged in their undertaking,
ON "wednesday evening the finest
musical entertainment, according to
competent critics ever given In Logan,
was rendered by the Bruno stoindel
company In the new han OF the college,
The audience was not Ho large as the
excellence ~ the performance merlted,
hut the fortunate ones present VIII
long remember the delightful evening,
Every member received "A hearty en-
core, Each member of the company N
"a first class artist,
The members OF the faculty In charge
" music In the College. consisting u
%. W. Thatcher. Jr,, g. NJ. Harris.
Kettle r, sloan, ana Jean q. Thatcher,
are doing an excellent work, and the
results are very satisfactory In adj
diuon To the regular instruction In
vocal music, there are 20 students In
GLASSES doing special work on the plano,
violin. cello, and In voice trimming.
The college choir has given some fine
| hymns and anthems during the yenr,
and their singing throughout deserves
/ praise, ~ the closing exercises ON
June -. the rhnlr viii sing the sol
dier'a Chorus from Faust By dounod
the "l,eceHsinnhl' of kipllng, music by
Schneider, and Lullaby b. sullivan
There VIII be two recitals also, one
by the pupils Of the lower grade. and
the other by the students In tho ad.
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ON Friday. May 18th. the young Ia.
dies u the Institution were favored
with valuable Instructions by Sister
Minnie ]. SNOW. Her talk was well
adapted 10 the needs OF tho students.
and was highly appreciated. ON the
same day IN. various auorumH OF
Priesthood met In separate session, and
appropriate programs were carried out
Friday evening. May 18th. the class
of 90 gave a reception In the honor OF
the faculty and the students. A similar
affair II scheduled for Friday evening,
May goth. ON which occasion the classes
OF 'gs aud 90 viii be tho hosts.
willard %. richards. ono ~ the
students. has been called TO the Cana
dian mission. and VIII depart for his
new Held In n few days rarnham
kimhnil, another 81 our boys has al
ready gone TO that region.
Yesterday afternoon practice game
OF baseball was played between the
two college teams. This IL one of the
preparations for the College Held day.
which n scheduled for the Lagoon on
Friday. June D. Handsome window
cards are out. announcing the occasion.
and great interest II being aroused.
The closing session 81 general theolo-
gy viii be- held next Friday. nj $3.50
y. m 4 program Of more than usual
Interest has been provided. Friends
~ the institution are Invited 10 be
present.
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tinuc TO develop until Its application
shall be universal among the saint,
OF the Most High.
with AentimehtA ~ friendship and
brotheriy love.
l am ever yours truly.
InIIN NIcIIOI.aON.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Golfers Weekly FOR May has
striking front-page drawing. by Max
y. Kioppcr. illustrating one phase OF
the duty Of Central Park mounted po-
lice, II Il entitled "rhe Runaway"
The leading article II devoted to the
Paris Exposition Of 1900 The operations
Of our army In the Philippines are COW
cred. however. In the two page. OF pho-
tographs. illustrating scenes OF the con-
fiict. photographed by an officer 81
United States volunteer infantry at the
front There Il also u photograph u the
mist gun nrci at Manila. from the
Cruiser Raleigh, ana the gun-captain
firei H. The departments are covered
NJ usual, Walter Camp has an illus
trated article on Rowing and Golf
There n "A half-paEe Of the Naval Board
~ Promotion, showing Rear Admlrnis
iiowison. McNair and Howell. There
II also "A photograph of the late stephen
johnson Field, Justice 81 the United
states Supreme court. who died on
April ..
In the May issue OF Table Talk the
following tupice are treated ON: "A Re.
Prospect u the Potato Family" by Mar
Century" by clara Marshall; "a cup
~ Tea" BY n bachelor iiouzekeeper
Mrs. Sargent's Experiment" by Mary
~. Mondmill; Mothers Who Need
Help and How To Help Them" '"rhe
Early Training Of Children" In addl-
tlon, womens' Interests In general, din
ing-foom the table, fashions, books aud
science In the household an have atten-
tlon.-Table Talk Publishing Co, Phila.
delphia. Pa.
Robert barr, In the first of series N
papers ON his Travels and Troubles In
the Orient, tells some stories " Amerl-
can guns that can speak Turkish"
Just how United Rtatcs naval officers
sometimes deal with Turks. tho author
tolls In The Saturday Evening Post of
May ~,
The Snnitarian for May II. as always,
full OF reading matter on sanitary sub.
Jecta. The contributions are from med.
ich authorities. but written In a popu-
lar Language, ao as TO he useful not on
~ 10 the profession but the general
nubllc.-3ai Clinton H., brooklyn. n.
In Trained Motherhood for May,
young wives ana mothers viii lind
much To interest them, one of the fca-
lures IN a Lullaby Song. words by Rtel-
Ia H. Seed and music by Helen Dresser
Dreasor,-- Motherhood company New
York.
The owl IL again out with a number
! OF nhor' crisp stories. some OF which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

In Cuntcr's Magazine for May. a
number ~ timely topics arr interesting
~ ami lntcligcntiy discussed. Among
the leading features ar- SPEAKER
Reeds Retirement" The Tin Plate
Trust" ~ Picture ~ the Philippines"
The Panama Canal Today" Eng.
land In the Nineternth Century" and
practical Reforms" uuntrr'n Maya
zine II always a welcome visitor To
the homes u the American rvndinR
puhlic.-The 0unter Company, New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

Ilear Admiral Lord Charles ilercH-
ford II, ", contributes an article, cn.
Titled China and the Powers" dealing
with IN. present actual position and
prospects ~ china. and how American
interests are thereby affected. Or, John
Watson Uan Maclarenl In his article
IN the May number 81 the Review on
THE Religious situation In England"
gives u clear statement of the relations
which the different parties IN the
church OF England sustain 60 one an
other. how they arose. what they rup-
resent. and he discusses the probable
outcome u the present agitation.
A Htateamnn'H view of'-rhe Nicaragua
Canal Il furnished tho readers Of the
North American Review for May by the
Hon. r. ". Reed. ana Nicolas Erteyan-
eE. formerly minister Of war OF spain,
addresses the people Of tho United
States, showing how In the ndminlntra-
tion Of their new poaHeAaionn they can
gain wisdom by studying errors and
plumbers IN the colonizlns methods OF
Spain. There are several other eontri-
buttons Of much interest to the read
Ing public.
Among the Important and timely ar
ticleA In the May Forum II one on
Antitrust Legislation" by Aldare ".
Walker. chairman Of the board OF direc-
tors OF the Atchls0n. Topeka ana santa
We Railroad company. Tnin ID followed
by paper on Trusts IN Europe" by
Wilhelm lierdsow. In which the author
explains the problem ~ II exists IN the
various countries ON the other side of
the Atlantic There are several other
articles which will be read with much
interest. as for instance that on The
Colonies 81 the World and How They
are Governed. by Oscar u. Austin.
DIRECTED Sport ms a Factor In Educa-
faaa. A..
Retrospect" and Wars Afterworth -
The Forum Publishing Co. III Firm
Ave. New York.
The Black Cat for May contains i've
brief stories among which IN ION Pig
con River" $40 prize story by Jcanie
Drake The Shortstory Publishing CO.,
iN High H., Boston. Mass.
Samoa. the Philippines. and Hsrana
arv prominent subjects In the Issue II
Golfers Weekly for April TO- The front
page shows the Philadelphia IN action,
In the hombardmcnt Of Matnafa strong.
holds near Apin. when the United
states cruiser and the British cruisers
porpolse and Royallst acted together.
There are three additional pages OF
samoan material. The advance on
Malolos IL the subject of a letter from
special Manila correspondent. "'rhe
Presidents Vacation" IL treated IN a
letter from ThomaHyille. Ga, and there
are two pictures giving the President In
characteristic attitudes. Walter CamT
has AN article ON THE Election Of Il
President at Yale" and Janice More
dith," Literature. the Opera aud Drama
are other features u this issue.
The May Mcclure's Is notable for ~
articles OF present interest ]. l.. Stef.
fens supplies chapter In recent politics
In the story " Theodore Roosyelt's eN,
pcriences with the warning political
reformerH and party politicians dufinp
his recent canvass for the goyernorahiI
~ New York and since. A new and
fuller view or Admiral Dewey and hi,
Philippines IL given In oscar Itina
DaviF'H stories Of Admiral Dewey
Tho special literary features of IN,
number are a short story by Kipiing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20
SCHOOL Ann rinEsiDE" CON q
MENDfD.

The following letter Is Helf-explana-
tory. Dr.. MaeHer'r many years II
service In the public and private
schools of this state, make u a pleasure
90 insert la this column the following
testimonial To- the merits of HIS most
recent educational publication.
Salt Lake city. Utah
May 18th, 1889
DR.. Kari q. Macrer, General Fupcfln-
tendcnt L. y. \. Church schools
My Dear nrothcr and Friend-please
accept OF my grcatful acknowledgment
for the elegant copy ~ your excellent
hoOk--"School and f'ireHlde which
for numerous reasons, ] greatly prize,
II IN ~ high merit from literary
standpoint. giving In "a direct ana com
pendious form. large FUND of in
formation on the history NJ education,
from the earliest times 10 the present.
likewise It's aims. influence, orgnnizn-
tionH. school mnnalcinent, discipline,
modes of instruction and studies.
To me, however. It's chief attraction
II your dellneution OF the nature, opera
ton ana standing Of l.atter-day saints
Church schools. In this regard II N the
only work Of lts class, and Its Interest
and value are immeasurably enhance,
by the fact that II was written by th'
practical founder OF that cducauonh
System. True, the suggestion for NJ
Inauguration came through Presiden
brigham Young. who was Therefore
under God It's originator; but IN RiNinl
you the commission 10 put u IN oparl,
ton, he furnished no details for YOU
guidance. but simply advised you !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

Eutruplus by !. G. Hazard. treats
the history ~ Romc from ~ foundr-
tion 10 the death Of Emperor Ioyian.
The book contains me double PAGE
maps ~ Italy and OF tho Roman Prov
lncga In the time u the empire. showing
the situation Of all places u Import.
anco mentioned In the text.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

Hon. John u. Long. secretary Of the
navy, II the author ~ a notable COM
tributi0n 10 the forthcoming tJunel
number Of Frank lsaHlie'a Popular
Monthly. II N entitled The liuildlng
of the New Navy" and IN liluitrnted
with nearly forty pictures ana official
plans showing types ~ all the classes
of United States war vessels, from the
torpedo boats and dcstroyers 10 the
most formidable nrat.clasr battisship.
such as the new Maine. the kcarHnrc
and the Kentucky the course of this
paper. secretsry fcnK reviews. In q
mos, appreciatlyc tanner; the work
ofiice-secretailrs 1viunt. Chandler,
whitney. Tracy Nd Herbert-whorc
efficient and patriotic energy In the
building % the new navy led NJ 10 the
glorious results contaminated under the
present administrators .-frnnk Leslie
Publishing nows. i,i.its Fifth Avenue.
New York.
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The Black Cat for May contains i've
brief stories among which In ION Pig
con River" 500 prize story by Jcanie
Drake Tho Shortstory Publishing CO..
iu High H.. Boston. Mass,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

In Trained Motherhood for May.
young wives and mothers viii lind
much To interest them, one of the fca-
lures N "A Lullaby Song. words by Stcl-
Ia II. Seed and music by Helen Dresser
Dreasor,-- Motherhood company New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

Golfers Weekly for May ~ has q
front page full.lcngth photograph OF
ArulnaldO. The leading article N By q
native of Manila-tsamon Reyes l.nlh,
aud II entitled ''Thc Philippines and
the Fiiipinos." n " illustrated from
photographs OF various tribes 81 fih-
plnos. high-clarH Fiiipino ladies. inaur-
gents. etc. The unvcilinK u the cqucn-
TRAN statue OF General u. =. Grant at
Paramount Park. Philadelphia, Pa.
April ~. II treated with photographs
and text Lieutenant Alderman of the
bnttieship oregon has an article on the
f.ndrnnc Islands aud Guam. There are
pictures from samoa q special article
hy John u. barry. tho dramatic cfitici
q drawing by A. ~ wenzeili special ar.
tlclea hy Geo. Ethelhert Walsh and
Alice Mcyncn. The serial story. jan
Ice Meredith" II continued.
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The owl Ia again out with number
of rhor,, crisp stories. some OF which
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are Of high literary merit.--Thc owl
Publishing Co.. New York.
In vick's magazine for May the
gardener and florist VIII md many use
fui hints and much Information. Wick
Publishing CO.. Rochester, y. Y.
1.-THE Blind Goddefs' Is the title Of a
story by Randall Irving Taylor. the
author OF the little clever novel. -Four
Months After Date This deals With
murder and circumstantiai evidence.
The way the author depicts the prosr-
cutting officers theory Of the crime. the
appalling accusation OF the Innocent
daughter OF one 81 the murdered men.
the web OF circumrtantih evidence
around and against a man OF unblein-
ishcd character who II also nccuscd.
the defensciers position both Of these
people occupy before the coroner, the
subsequent indictment without a hear
Ing before "a magistrate--all these give
the reader something TO think about.
The book ia well written. Its character
sketches are full Of reality and tho
plot well conceived. The denoumcnt.
Of course. IL satisfact0ry.-Stu yvesanf
Publishing CO.. New YORK.
George n. NJ. Harvey assumes edi-
tprinI management 81 the North Amer
lean Review with the May number the
size u the magazine has also been en-.
inrEcd. In the recent number the hrHt
place IN given 10 n contribution by oen.
ernl Miles on the war with spain.
somewhat sensational feature OF TINS
article ir revelations REGARDING our lack
NJ munitions 81 war ut the outbreak OF
hostilitics.