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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20
Martins Ferry Briefs.

William Pinkerton received tele-
gram yesterday, announcing the death
OF his five-yaar-old son In East Liver
pool. Mr.. Pinkerton, whose home Is in
that city. has been employed here for
some time. He left last evening for
that place to attend the funeral. {,
Carl McGrew and Archie Smith re-
turned yesterday from Columbus,
where they havc:s.b been attending the
Ohio State University.
William a. Miller Is moving his fam
lily from this city. to New .Martlnsvtllc.
where he is now managing the. opera
house at that place.
Miss Martha Smith. Of Steubenville,
IL spending a few days with friends in
this city.
P. H. McConnaughy, OF Brilliant, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Chester Lloyd returned last evening
from Columbus to spend the holiday
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4. MEDICAL ~

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IL ERS fail 10 relieve YOU, try OUR rem-
edy. Package free. p oS DRAWER 1851.
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Big LABOR FIGHT

Will be Precipitated Here To-mor-
row, When Lazearville Glass
Company Will Ask for mn Injunc-
ton Against Strikers.
The Eagle Glass and Manufacturing
Company. OF Lazearville. yesterday
served notice that 1t Will, on Friday,
December q. at 10 o'clock a. M. before
Judge H. c. Hervey. at Wheeling, apply
for an injunction. restraining certain
union glassworkers named In the plain
tits bill of complaint. and other I'M
known persons, from assembling at or
! in the vicinity Of The Eagle factory at
Lazearville. and from Interfering with
the employees OF the factory or the OPP
..:eratlon thereof. a temporary injunc-
lion IS asked for ut once. with the idea
OF making II permanent and perpetual.
The plaintiff company's bill of COM
~pla!nt, filed yesterday. In the office of
SCircuit Clerk w. Il. Glass. at Wells
burg. names Thomas Mooney, William
'Billingslcy, William Forbes, william
Jones. William Bruner, Edward Bru-
ner.a Prater Blackburn. William Hall.
Andrew Antill, Eliza Miller. James MIL
.-ler. Bert Hunes. Ohio Gun,on, Art
Mackey. Wick Bane, Briggs Noland,
William Smith. Joseph Miller. Bert
Chapman. Louis Bresock. Cam Miller,
Harry Miller, Amos Jones. James Ell
well. Peter Harvey. Curran Nelson, to-
gether With o,scfs whose names are un-
known. as defendants. charging them
with conspiracy to obstruct and inter-
fcrc with the operation OF the plaintiffs
glass works. The bill Is lengthy one.
consisting OF thirteen typewritten
pngcs, and rccitns numerous alleged
acts, OF violence and annoyance on the
part OF the striking employee. who
have been locked out since organizing
II local union OF the American Flint
Glass Workers. Union, on June 10 last
Al that time the plaintiff claims It was
employing 215 hands and operating
twenty '.shops," while now II has but
16o employees and running fifteen shops.
2 and that Its business operations would
be OF much greater magnitude II II had
mot been hnrassed and interfcred with
ever since September 10 last, when the
factory wnB started with nDn-unlOn
employees. The bill OF complaint Is
sworn to by Measrs. II. w. james and
o. y. fhnll. before Justice II. a. PTy, at
I.aZeafvillc. and signed by the Eagle
GingS and manufacturing Company. by
Caldwell 4 Caldwell, ind John c. Pal
rer. solicitors. 5 syi l5t
Inc union glasB workers VIII I'M
doubtedly contest the granting 81 the
Injunction, and n determined fight on
both sdea Will result.
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We Will mention q few of our excel
lent Christmas presents. Our assert
ment Is complete. JardiDiers. Jardinier
Stands, Pedestals. Lamps. Onyx Tables,
Parlor Tables, Dining Room Tables.
Book Cases, Writing Desks and Hall
Racks, W. B. HALL.
Word ,was-recelved here yesterday,
stating that the Shanesvllle bank rob-
bers who were arrested In this city
last week. lad been bound over to the
common pleas court in the sum of $4,000
each,
Miss Blanche Coen, who has been the
guest OF the family OF J. c. Dent, at
Brookside, for the past week, left yes
terday for her home Mt Warrington.
The marriage of George Dawson to
Miss Emma Hughes Is announced to
take place in the near future.
a number OF high officials of the
were In the city yesterday.
Misses Stella and Emma Davis left
yesterday for Parkersburg, to spend
Christmas with relatives.
tLinny Donnelley returned to Beaver
Falls. Pa, yesterday. after a few days
business trip in this citf.
b. Our s. 50 Rocker Is a wonder.
- W. b. HALL.
Mrs, John Miller, of wellsburg. is the
guest of her brother, William Thomas.
in the West End.
Miss Mamie Newton, OF Cadiz. Is the
guest OF relatives In West Wheeling
and this city.
Miss Jessie Hillyer left yesterday for
Columbus, to spend couple Of weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. John McCollIster. of Morristown,
Is the guest of the family of Thomas
Davis,
See our big armed chair, 81 IS.
w. B. HALL.
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The Evolutionary contest to be given
by Ohio City Division. Uniform Rank,
KnIghtstof Pythins, at the Star theatre,
IN Martins Ferry, on New.Year's even-
Ing, will Undoubtedly be one OF the
events Of the season. The following is
partial list of those who have entered
the contest: Miss Matte Cope, OF Ade-
ma; Miss Lizzie lSeyser. of Bellaire;
Misses Lillian Black. BERTHE Williams
and Jessie Glass. of Harrisville; Misses
Lizzie Starbuck and Mildred Cope. OF
Colerain: Miss Florence Truax, of: NAL
aga. and Miss Lulu Hammond. of
Wheeling. Several musical numbers
will be rendered by the best talent of
that citv IL 49, - .--tEs
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rlvnr 2 feet inches and
rising. Weather, clear and cool.
GREENSBORO--Riv I feet and
stationary. Weather, fair and warm.
MORGANTOWN-River feet
inches and stationary. Clear and cool
BROWNSVILLE-Rive feet IL
inches and stationary.
pITTSBURGH-R "a feet and
stationary. Weather. cloudyand mild
DENVHLE-Rlvcr a. feet :
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy and
cold. E' Ht'A '55a1
PARKERSBURG-ohio river G feet
and stationary. Weather, clear and
cold. Ur-Grecnwood. Due up--Vailey
Belle. Down-'1ieystone State. Due
dowr-Kannwha. Little Knnnwha sta
tionary. Locals on time.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPETITION
Two Companies Now Have Fran.
chises at Wellsburg. -

Welsburg IS to have competition in
the electric lighting business. the city
council at n meeting on Tuesday even,
ing having granted a franchise to the
Wcllsburg & Wheeling Railway Com.
pany to erect poles, maintain wire lines
and other fixtures necessary for the
furnishing OF electric light, heat and
power to consumers. This Is the COM
pany now operating the street railway
Mt wellsturg. OF which Mcssrs. ]. "A.
Miller. Alfred PAUL, w. "A. Wilson and
other Wheeling men are stockholders.
They have not yet definitely formula
ted their plans, but that they will even
tually come into competition with the,
home company In the electric lighting.
business ia certain. The home company
has the advantage OF n contract for
street light, extending for over six
ypn
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The Bonds Approved.

The Marshall county court has been
in session this week, approving the
bonds OF the newly elected county and
district officers. Sheriff Steelc's bond
was. fixed at 100000. He has selected
w. L. Conner. of Clay district, as one
Of his deputies. and the names of the
others have not yet been made public
: Mr.. Connerwlll probably be made jail
or. Charles McCumic filed his bond as
notary public, s. NJ. Cunningham.
surety s s.-IFa5lTE T =.
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The County Inhrmary.

superlntendent Younken, of the Mar
shall county lnflrmary, has made public
n statement regarding the poor farm.
The average number OF inmates for the
past year was %; deaths, Z; births, s..
Grain produced. corn, 600 bushels;
wheat, 224 bushels: oats, 326 bushels:
potatoes, 500 bushels. and from thirty
five to forty tons OF hay.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BENWOOD MOUNDSVILLE;.l
McMEcEEN WELLSBURGs$I


away from the city marshal his duties
and responsibilities as chief Of police
and making him city collector and
treasurer. The office Is now the best
paying one in the stown, the commits.
sions on taxes and other collections net
ting a handsome sum In addition to the
salary and emoluments as chief Of po-
lice. Which latter position could be fill
ed by appointment OF council. 1t is the
intention to have the charter amended
at the coming session OF the legislature
so that 1t Will take effect prior to the
April election. ~
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Moundsville Briefs.

RI. Knox and family left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where they will be the
guests Of Mr.. kncx's mother.
Jesse Bonnr has begun work on n
new residence on Third street, for ]. T.
Francis.
Mrs. C. E. WOODBURY. Is seriously III
ut her home on Jefferson avenue.
Ben Mccain has removed from Birch
avenue to First street.
Mrs. C. C. Burley was in Wheeling on
business yesterday.
George C, Knight Is at Washington,
d. c., on business.
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RIVER NEWS.


Charleston. .KANAWHA, . n. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANLA, SPIN.
Pittsburgh. hudson, noon.
PHrkcrsburg. CITY OF WHEELING, pm
Pittsburgh BEN Sl1UR. 10 p. m. Or
Slstersvillo. RUTH. $3.50 p. m
CiarlnEtcn.... LEROY, $50 p. nj.
Steubonv!llc. IT. II. BAYNE. 80 p. m.
To-DAY'S BOATS.
Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. 3 n. m.
Pittsburgh ..GREENWOOD $3.50 A. m.
Cinclnnau....H HUDSON. S n. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II n. m.
Newport. :. JEWEL, II u. m.
Pittsburgh CITY OF WHEELING, 10 pm
Sistersvllc. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubcnviile. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
To-MoRRoWrS BOATS.
Charleston. .URANTA. $3.50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, n. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, j n m.
Darlington. LEROY. 800 p. IN.
Sistersvillc., RUTH, $50 p. m.
Steubenville. NJ. BAYNE. ESQ p. IN.
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xaeat!on WIN his parents on South

= q Is y z .
vacation with his parents on South
Broadway. 4 ~ r.. Il, 4. Il
Herman Hanna was fined SO and
costs yesterday by Mayor Goodhue, on
acharge Of assault, preferred by Alonzo
Hobbs. 81
Mills Nos. 10. II and L at the Aetna
Standard resumed yesterday morning,
after an idleness of two days.
r. G. Heslop of Mason City. is the
guest of his sons, R. G. and T. H, in
this city.
Hon. c. Il. Weems, OF St. Clalrsvllle,
was business caller in the city yester-
day. a..
Hoyts Booming Town" is the
Christmas attraction at the Star thea
Mrs! Mary Jump is recovering from
an illness ofltwo weeks. X;
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JEFFRIEs AND RUHLIN
Sign Articles to Box ut Cincinnati
on February Is.
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-James ]. JEFF
fries and Gus Rubin to day signed ar

. " i #
daughters are Ill sat their home on
Marshall street.
Mary Margaret. the young daughter
OF Joseph Kulmnn, Is Ill at her home
on Main street. =.
Miss Edna Carpenter. OF Warrington,
VII spend the holidays with relatives
A force of plumbers are at work Mt
ting out Paul Rieders place with nat
ural gas.
Charles Rogerson, of FaIrvIew, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Michael Jones, who had n toe mashed
some time ago, is able;to be out.
Charles Evans Is having an addition
put to his house on Main street.
Harry Linton is able to be out, after
4 siege of typhoid pneumonia.
Lou Snodgrass, of McMcchen street,
is seriously Ill at his home.
Ed. Vance moved his family to Nc
Mechen yesterday.
WIN schad Is Ill at his home on Main
street. az n
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William t"shady'9 Mcknight died
yesterday afternoon about 1880 o'clock,
at the residence OF his parents. on
North Fifth street, in Martins Ferry,
of consumption. Mr.. Mcknight return
ed the day before from Cincinnati,
where he was taken Ill. He was well
known in police circles In that county
and had just recently been turned loose
from the state penitentlary. The fu-
neral will take place. o-morrow.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses hive been issued at
MoundsvIllc, to George Grail and Rctta
Parker, of Glendale; Frederick shaffer
and Elizabeth Wenzcnricl. OF McMcch-
en-: John Ferret, OF Ohio county. and
Mary Ceilings. OF Mnjorsvlle; John
Jefferson. OF Iellalre. and Arlcnq
Wright, OF Wegee, Ohio, and Frank
Hanna and Mary Campbell. OF Elm
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Along tho Landing.

The Hudson VIII be here this morn
InG at S o'clock for Cincinnati.
The II. X. Bedford has resumed In the
Wheeling parkcrsburg trade. She ar
rived from below last night.
The Virginia will be able to resume
her run next Tuesday, when she Will
leave Cincinnati for this city.
There is no rise In sight, and thu
stcambo,itmen are fearing navigation
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mrs Mary Jump Is recovering from
an illness of,two weeks. Ia
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Edward Hyland. who accidentally
shot Miles McGrail In the latter's saloon
last Saturday evening. was arralgned
before Mayor. Goodhue. at Martins
Ferry. yesterday. and plead guilty to
the charge of carrying concealed wea-
pons and was fined s25 md costs. Me-
grail refused to prosecute him.
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cures made by Dr..
Kilmcr's Swamp-Roo
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
i Is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine.
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. kllmer, the emil
ncnt kidney and bad
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New OIL Company.

The Interstate OIL & Natural Gas
Company, composed of Bellaire, Col
umbus, and st. Marys people, was in
corporated at Charleston this week.
They have some OF the territory Of the
Ohio reservoir under control.
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Hoyt's Booming Town" is the
Christmas attraction ut the Star thea.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou.
bles and Brlghts Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble. ~
Dr., kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
onmendedfor everything buff you have kid.
ney, liver or bladder trouble II will be found
Just the remedy youneed. lthas been tested
inso many ways, in hospital work, II, private
practice, among the helpless too poor TO pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried 1t, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp Root anf, how TO
find out II you have kldney or bladdcrtroublc.
When writing mentionreadlng this generous
s o',si y ,o 'As s5 BsRs: and ID
Dr.. Kilmer & Co.. Bing- II! ff -
hamton, N. Y. Tho =ssasl.As.l!!. HsEs9
regular fifty cent and Homo OF swlnp-Roo..
dollar sizes are sold BY all good druggists.
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probable all OF the 'property.wll mot be
taken, but some purchases have been
Woods Hayes wedding;

The marriage OF James Woods to
Miss Jet Hayes. both Of Upland Ohio,
took place yesterday evening. att the
residence OF the BRIDES paren Isl, at that
place, at o'clock. Both are well known
young people. -, fs3{.l' D j,a5.T,
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Work Resumed.

The work of paving First street in
Martins Ferry. was yesterday resumed
after several days Of ldleness on &C.
count OF the freezing weather. II the
weather continues good for O short time
the Work will be conlnlnfed a n 2, n ~
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Testing children,s Eyes /, !, j.

DR.. A. c. Beetham has been. testing
the eyes Of Bellnire school children and
us result many Of them are wearing
glasses. Now the board OF health in
slsts that school children shall be vac
cinated and as O result sore arms are
sure to follow. But 1t seems to be nee
essarY. li-i y. ..,.a. -Lstlsa.. "a. . ..LL..-
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New Rails md Cars.

The Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
Railway Company Is putting down
heavier rails and several new and more
substantial cars are expected in few
days. The traffic on this road taxes 1t
to the utmost. II -,
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New Prison Physician.

DR.. s. M Steele, shrrlff-clect Of Mar
shall county. has resigned his position
ns prison physician and county health
officer, nnd Dr.. w. d. Stewart. Of
Moundsvllle. has been appointed TO the
vacancy rHr|H.s.- --r
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The Criticism Endorsed.

The IntellIgencer expression in de-
nunclaton Of the McMechen circular
echoed the sentiment OF Bellnlre people,
who had not seen the circular until at
ter the notice appeared There has not
been the slightest sign of case Of
smallpox in Bellaire. 4 r.,
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Wanted at Pomcroy.

Randolph Wills. the cx-convIct. who
was arrested ut the prison gate, at
Moundsvilc, when he wns discharged
on Tuesday, Is In Jail, as he refuses to
leave the state without rcqulsltion pa
pers. He Is wanted Mt Pomeroy, Ohio.
on n charge OF burglary.
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: Home From School,

Miss Hester Cummlns, OF Bellaire.
Will be home from school at Rye. N. Y;
William Gilllland and Fred. seabright.
from Washington-Je Jefferson; Miss Inez
Kinney, from Wooster. and Orlando r.
win. TODAY. - -
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Mount Pleasant Wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Mamie King to
Roland 3. Theaker, both well known
young people of Mt. Pleasant. will take
place this evening at O'Clock at the
residence. OF the brides parents, and
will be. one OF ithe prcttiest events of
the season In that city. - -
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Mr.. Gill complimented.

Congressman Gills success in having
dam No. Il. at Brilliant, cared for at
the same time the dam at this point, is
matter OF generalization and indi.
Gates his strength. with the rivers and
harbors committee, and in the house.
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Iniunction Case POSTPONED.

The injunction case against the sale
of the Bellalre city hall bonds was not
heard by the circuit court, but was
postponed until the June session of 1901.
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BE- .
will be Interfered with by the low wa
ter. als y
All Of the packets were late yesterday
on account of the fog and low water.
Will J.. Judge. of Memphis, has Sc
cured the consent of the Mississippi and
Ohio Rivers Pilots Society to learn the
river"
Tho Urania Is not going to enter the
Charleston and Cincinnati trade, as re-
ported. but will continue apermanently
In the Pittsburgh and Kanawha river
trade. i5
The marks at 6 p. M. Wednesday,
showed 4 feet 5 inches and stationary,
Weather, cloudy and WARMER. A heavy
fog prevailed on the river during the
morning.
The steamer Crescent City knocked a
hole in her bow. below Delaware, In
Green river. yesterday afternoon, strik-
ing hidden obstruction. She lIghtened
her cargo and went to Pnducah for re-
pairs. fsf
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q New Guard Appointed.

y; The board of directors OF the penitcn-
tiary was. in session yesterday and
Tuesday. Besides transactIng the rou-
tine business, C. w. Boyles, of Wood
county, was appointed guard at the
rrisnn - ~ l. = ------- =
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At a meeting or the city council OF
"cllSburg. n resolution was adopted
'hht mn effort br made 10. secure mn
amendment to the city. charter, taking
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HALF the ills that man Is heir to
come from Indigestion. Burdock Blood
Bltters strengthens and tones the
stomach; makes indigestion timDossl-
blc-1 'aET s.. .Fg ''F. '-.sss.f tt.9fH.4
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DO You GET UP
WITH a, LANE BAcKa
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,

Almost everybody who reads the news.
p1perg Is sure 10 know Of the nnnderf,.i
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vllle.iwe quietly married at the Meth
odist parsonage, by the Rev. W. b.
King. - ~ ~ N
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Thomas Knox and Miss GussIc Cox,
Two pOpulpri YOUNG paople OF Mounds-
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] field Of SjIp[ol IS. /



ticles OF agreement to box twenty
rounds, Marquis OF Queetsberry rules.
at the Saengerfcst hall. Cincinnati. on
February Is. The men agree to wear
gloves not exceeding FIVE, ounces In
weight. and to accept George Siler as
referee. The management OF the hall
agrees to give the men IS per cent ,ot
the gross receipts. this to be divided In
90 per cent to the, winner and % per
cent to the loser. The contestants ore
also to receive 50 per cent of all Z the
revenues derived from the exhibition
OF pictures taken, at the bout. Jeffrles
and Rubin agree to post $500 as an
evidence OF their good faith, and, the
management of the hall agrees to post
the same amount to guarantee that the
contest shall not be iinterfered with
by the mayor OF Cincinnati, or the gov,
ernor of the state of Ohio, or by any
one else. Il All other supulatlons and
agreements are to be governed by the
agreement already existing between
Jeifries and Rubin. 4 81
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 1s.-Her-
man j. Nitte. the attorney, who
has been representing committee of
citizens, as we'll as the old saengerfest
Hall Association, of Cincinnati In New
York, for the Jeffrles- Rubin fight. ar
rived home tonight. He says there
will be no attempt to have n carnival
Of fighting events here on two or more
nights. but that it is expected that
Terry McGoveTn and Ben Jordan will
soon sign an agreement. to fight on the
same night as Jeffries and Rubin.
There will then be no preliminary: bouts
and the programme will be limited to
the two standard bouts. III u; IA
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SOC Gold Plated Initial Cuff But
tons for 25c, Mt McFADDEN'S.
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Boys 25c Silk Bows, in new colors
121ac each, at McFADDEN'S. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20

REAL Carnrra Marbles in busts
and figures Mt bargain prices.
lE DILLON, HANCHERt Il co. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20

FANCY Boxes oc beautiful designs a,
tt ZIEGENFELDER'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20

Sc0rers-Devinncy and Mann.
) To-night-Terminus VS.. .Columbias.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-20

HAWKES. Cut Glass Mt discount
prices until Christmas day.
DILLON, HANCIIER & co.