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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
SAM puRpETT IN TowN.
The spell-binder From the Banks Of
the Kanawha Blows In.

the Kanawha Blows In.
Sam C. Burdett, the spen-binder from
the banks of the Kanawhs, who is
known throughout the state as one of
the Republican party's most efficient
stump speakers, arrived in the city
yesterday. He comes in his capacity
Of assistant district attorney to attend
the term OF Judge Jackson's United
states district court, which opers to-
day. This is Mr.. Burdett's first visit
to Wheeling in his official capacity.
District Attorney Joseph H. Gaines
usually making it a point to grace the
wheeling term with his presence. This
time, however, Joe" is detained in
Charleston. and rumor hath 1t that
his congressional fences Will not suffer
through his failure to come to the
metropolis Of the state this spring. He
is contestlng with Judge c. w. Smith,
of Mercer, and ex-Legislator L. A.
Martin, of Kanawha. for the nomina-
ton in the Third congressional district,
and the indications point to the tall
man from Fayette pulling down the
coveted persimmon. In the event that
Mr.. Gaines succeeds IL his ambition to
represent the Third district in the ma
tlon house of representatives, Mr.. Bur-
detts friends will make an earnest eff
fort to secure the district attorneyship
for him. Certainly he is professionally
well qualified for the Office, and in the
matter of party service he ranks high.
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BE11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Judge j. W. Hollingsworth did not
announce a decision in the injunction
case to prevent the delivery OF the city
hall bonds at the conclusion OF the hear
ing, but will dc Sc this week. 1t Is
intimated that the case Will be taken
up If It fails. but nothing definite is
known as to this. Some Of the' coun-
cilEnen want n special act OF the legisll-
ture to authorize contract for $6O,0O0
building, instead OF only $4,000 one,
since the bids have been opened. No
one at this time seems to know just
what the outcome win be.
The marriage Of Miss Julia H. Faupel
to DR.. Golden T. Lamon, at the home
OF the bride last Saturday, was pleas
ant surprise to the many friends OF the
estimable lady Rev, DR.. SImons off,
clated, and the affalr was known only
to the immediate friends. Their home
will be at New Kenslngton, Pa, where
the docto: has quite promising prac-
tice.
The voters Of Bellalre owe 1t to them
selves to go to the polls to-day, and
vote for the best men they can secure
for the local Offices. The ticket made
by the Republican primaries will not
suffer by comparison. 1t looks like a
winner. The people are all interested
directly. and should look after their
own interests by going to the polls to-
day.
The arrangements for the congress
aIonal convention on Wednesday nre
about completed. The subcommittee
assisting in providing for the expense
have about completed their work. and
the convention people will see finer
opera house than was ever dreamed Of
In Bellaire. =
The interest in rural free mail de-
livery seems to be quite general among
the farmers at this time, because OF the
establishment OF a route south OF town.
The people west Of the city are at work
for a route in that direction that VIII
cover nearly twenty-five miles.
The funeral Of Samuel Hills at
GAINESVILLE, took place yesterday AFTER
noon. and was largely attended by MS
follow townsmeh and number from
the county seat and this city were also
in attendance.
viii Price Cleveland & Pittsburgh
engineer. takes q run on the river
brapch Of that road to-day. and Joseph
a. Cooper takes the Powhatan run. MI.
price viii move his family to Bellaire'
clcrk OF the Courts, L. L. Emerson,
and Prosecuting Attorney Hunter D.
Armstrong came to Bellaire from the
-
funeral Of the late Hon. Samuel Hllles'
M Barnesville, yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas o'Mnl-
,ov who died Saturday aged sixty
three years, will take place from the
catholic church this moFnIpE Mt 70
o'clock. IT.
,yae IN The city Saturday. dosing up
somc arrangements about cnumcratorS
for Census Supervisor Castor satur-
day.
w. C. Cochran has resigned as man
arer OF the Martins Ferry cooper SHOP
Tc is the land appraiser In this city
Mrs. Hattie Lazure is home from a
Walt with her sister Mrs. Madison Al
drcdge. at ST. Clairsville'
Mrs. w. n. Darby IS mailing n fare-
we'll call on Bellalro friends prior 10
leaving for Columbus.
Mrs. Fowler. OF East Liverpool, Is
tho guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. G. Meyer
in this city,
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-ATIoNAL TUBE COMPANY.
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUsTEE's SALE.

i
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by
Charlotte NJ. Conant and George W. Co
nnnt, her husband. dated January 3, 1898,
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF the
county court of Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia. in Deed Of Trust Book No. 81, page
Sl6 / will sell at public auction. at the
north front door OF the court house OF said
county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1900.
at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following described
property, to-wit:
ditlon TO the city OF Wheeling. upon which
are the brick buildings known at Nos. 623
and G23! Main street. Excepting there
from ~ the south forty feet Of said lot
running from Main street back distance
OF one hundred and ten no feet, being
the parcel conveyed by George Edwards,
trustee, and others TO Mrs. Susan Roberts,
by deed dated June Is. 1874, recorded in
said clerks office In Deed Book No. G.,
page 900. And excepting ~ a strip run
ming across said lot with n width Of nifty
feet, the eastern line of said strip being
at its southern end distant one hundred
and thlrty-siX Q56) feet west from TIM
curb-stone on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed by George Edwards. trustee. and
others TO the p. w. q Il. X. K. Co, by
deed dated August Is, 1872, recorded In said
go. And excepting 49, so much Of said lot
az lies west OF the last described strip,
being the parcel conveyed to the said p,
w. & X. r. Il. Co. by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June Z, lSSS. recorded In said
clerks office IN Deed Book No. ST. page l52.
The property 10 be sold was devised to
tho said Charlotte N. COnant by Michael
Edwards, by will dated November q, 1855,
recorded In said clerks Office In VIII Book
TERMS OF sALE-one-thlrd of the
purchase money and as much more as the
purchaser may elect cash In hand. and the
residue In two equal installments. payable
respectively in ono and two years from
the date OF sale, with interest from that
day, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes for the same. and the title either
10 be retained until such notes are paid.
or 10 be conveyed with reservation OF
a lien for the deferred purchase money.
or upon other security to the satisfaction
OF the trustee Such purchaser must -
sure the buildings on the property solt,
TO the satisfaction OF the trustee and Tor
his further security.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
mrl2 Trustee.
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Frightful Blunder.

WIN often cause a horrible burn, scald,
cut or brulse Bucklen's ArnIca Salve.
the best In the world. VIII kill the pain
and promptly heal It. Cures old sores,
fever sores. ulcers, bolts, felons, corns,
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on
earth. Only % cents n box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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BOXING.

r,.rlgbt, at the Hercules Club in
,oy,yn, Eddie Gardner and Dave
S s',y"on will meet in contest slated
sD'" u, twenty-five rounds. This is the
70 important engagement ever UNI
, ,.,,oksn by the local boxer and a vic
~. , .' aver one OF sulllvan's reputation
WI W., Give him quite boost in the fistic
we VIA Eddie, accompanied by his
Sa,ber oscar, left Wheeling yester-
y.r and both were confident Of the
outcome.
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What is Celery King 2

Itban herb drink, and Is 4 positive euro
for constipation, headache, nervous dlsor.
ders, rheumatism, kidney diseases, and the
various troubles arising rom disordered
stomach and torpid liver. It Is most
agreeable medicine, and is recommended by
physicians generally. Remember, II eUFeS
constipation.
Celery King Is sold IN 25c. and 5oc. pack.
ages by druggists and dealers.
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MY Stock Of Fancy sultlngs IL :he
largest and cheapest in the city.
c. w. SEABRIGHT'S SON, The Tailor,
Twenty-second and Main Streets.
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We offer as bargains this week one ~,
TO- one McEwcn Plano, eboni2cd
o etU,,' IN good condition. Call and see
,Sen and YOU VIII admit that they s are
i t',,, Mt Inc price ut which We oiter
them. II. W. hN' ~
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Carroll Club League.

'N' MN week Of the Carroll Cub
,.l,ue finds the Trlbunea SIN In the
''a' With i've other teams close after
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Individual averages are as follows:
Colts-stuart Falck. 81. III; Emblem.
Y. 49, RAIDER SC. 10; BIcismyer, IS, 1863;
Handy, GO. l67; Reed, 60. l62.
Tom Moores-Stevenson, 81. no:
Brown, H. no: Campbell. "a, i69:
MarFchner, 80. 167; HandIan. ~, 1866;
Knoke, Il. lG9; Nolte. "a 1853: Cochran.
q, l57; Dayler. y. 1853: Turner 90. 14s.
Crescents-Bcarley, f., 50. 100: Beuter
81, 1865; CASTOR. CO, 1Gl; King. ", 1888;
WIN Falck e. 159; Fox. IS. 100: Bearley.
H., Is lf Coleman, %. 1l7; Meyer, Is.
!5?; Balzcr. "a. l43; CrumbaolSer. 1s. 15i.
Lenox-Wllhelm. 58. 16T: Gray 80. 1853;
Hannah Is, ii9; Miller is, $50; Sheets.
2. li2: Burkottc, y, 1876.
Notwithstanding 30. ISL; Dlscher,
@ 100; Junkins, 81. l47; Beckett. AZ. 1907
Frohme, &c. 143; thinner, 90 1i5; Wood,
Is 40; Wilson. 30, 1876.
Dalsles-Fugate, GO. 15i: Norteman.
" ijl; M0dar. L.. co. 142; Mccullough.
z ~; Hnncs. 81. 1886: Bartholomew, 80,
III Caswell, G. i6j.
East Ends-Wilhelm, q, l52; RAIDER,
. l52: sadler. 81, ISL; sonderman, 20.
~ Miller, IS, 1873: Yahn. a., 100
Buckeyes-witthuhn 81, 15s; Bremen.
y, IN Edwards co, 49,: Habcrlln. 80.
!19; Bernhardt. i5y i30; Roedcr, &C, l2s.
Schedule for this week: Monday. Tom
Moores w. Daisies: Tuesday. Buckeyes
w. East Ends; Thursday. Colts VIZ.
browniea; Friday. Crescents vs. Lenox.
Last weeks winners were Bell for
5'ra,ch, with gG3, and Dan Sheets for
handicap with ia. 4.a-
The Hpring tournament Of the Musee
VIII be ono ~ the best Leagues ever or
EanIznd In the city. There will be
eight teams; seven have already been
t'rlred. There will be two series. The
tournament win open about May I.
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FEMAIE HELP WANTED.

Clio A DAY EASILY MADE TAX
10 III ING orders for Life OF Moody"
Best book Best terms. Credit; EulI out
q N. Sixth ST., Uhiladelphia, Pa. la2l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

SPRING and Summer Opening
Wednesday, April 4.
I. r. SoNNEBoRN,
The Lending Milliner,
No. 11o9 Main st.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself aS q candI.
date for the nomination for Justice Of the
Peace. subject to the decision OF the Re-
publican voters Of Union district, Marahall
county. and respectfully solicit your sup
port,
jasl HIM. SMITH.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
As we have sold our greenhouses and
all our florist business, including the good
Will, to the Wheeling. Greenhouse Com
pany. We thank our old customers for the
patronage they have given US, and ask
that they will deal as literally with our
successors as they did with US.
mr3l HUSCROFST BROS.
NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.
No. &c cortlandt St, New York.
February 20, 1900
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 3.
AT a meeting OF the board Of directors.
held this day, quarter-yearly dividend
OF one and three-quarters per centum upon
tho preferred capital stock OF the National
Tube Company was declared out OF the
net profits OF the company, payable April
2, 1900, at the office OF the company. No.
&c Cortlandt street. New York City.
The preferred stock transfer books Will
be closed on March IL. 1900. at o'clock
p. M. and will remain closed until April
3, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m.
tth&s.m2g.sl.apl Treasurer:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
desire to announce to the Republicans
of Ohio County, that am candidate for
County Assessor. Country District Of Ohio
County, at the primary erection. 70 DO held
April q.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
jai LESTER SMITH.
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G. o. SMITH, EEEEb b tlS aTSkA2dSSc
National EXCHANGE Bank Building.

FOR SALE.
No. 50 sixteenth street, 3-stOry brick
store room and 10 rooms.
No. Is Maryland street.
No. q Maryland street
No. 80 Main street.
No. ii2 Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
New house on South Huron street.
No. 60 North Front street
No. GO Seventeenth street.
No. 1874 Nineteenth atreet-S1l00.
Lot east end Nineteenth street, g feel
front-S90O.
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Piano Tuning.
After moving your plano viii no
doubt need overlooking to see II It Is
in proper tune. We employ none but
experts In our tuning department
i, w. BANNER co.
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sTAT1oNERY. BOOKS, &c.

''SAPHo."
IA Short View OF Great Questions" by
o. q. Smith,
Morley
Africa" by j. S. Hobsun
All OF tho Popular Magazines and Week
lies. Blank Books and Stationery. Cos
pei Hymns
c. II. oUIMBY. l4l4 Market st. 4
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.....FoR sALE.....

Desirable s-roomed dwelling, 70 South
Front street II you are looking for
home you will be pleased with this prop
ery Bargain. Easy terms
Tho G-roomed dwelling at ~ Maryland
street: full lot. Cheap.
6-roomed dwelling, stone foundation, wa
ter In house. all in good condition, on
North Erie street, for N,lN.
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mo THE VOTERS

'Tlo THE VOTERS
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District. subject
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support
uw&f.jai ROBERT ANDERSON,
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r,e preliminary to the oscar Gard
...rnek Hamilton contest at the Met
. ~ club, one week from tonight
~, .tor,d be the best ever put on at this
s '. squirrel" F'innerty is a fighter
~ Tho way along. and IL Howard
sa,rb IS at all near the real thing,
,ss sports will see some fun.
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RUsrNEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.
PROPOSALS.

IT s. CUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING.
u . W. Va. March o. l9OO-Sealed pro-
poSals will be received at this building UNI
I'll o'clock p. m. April 90 1900, for furnish
ing fuel, lights. water, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, washing towels, hauling ashes.
and Sprinkling streets for this building
during the fiscal year ending June ~ 1901,
or such portion of the year as may DO
deemed advisable. The right to reject any
and all bids Is reserved by the Treasury
Department. GEORGE WISE, Custodian.
mrs0-ap2
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for County Commissioner OF Aadi-
son District. subject to the decision OF thu
Republican primaries, on April 8. Your
support IL respectfully solicited
mrs C. EDWARD SCHENERIEIN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
! COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

Please announce the name Of Scott Fair
as q candidate for County Commissioner
from Clay District. subject to the decision
OF the Republican primaries. Mr.. Fair
has large property Interests. and would
make q most useful member Of the board.
mr29' MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

Last weeks winners were Bell for
.'ratch. with ss3, ana Dan Sheets for
handicap, with 27I. 4a.
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MS reported that Yank Kenny will
meet william Muncey, of Marietta, at
n, metropolitan Club, April %. Both
are heayyWeights.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

welded % II ever Having done what they
considered their duty by boiling four years ago
and imagining that the gold standard law en-
acted BY the Republicans viii prevent Mr.. Bryan
from doing any damage to the cOuurry's finances
especially with a Republican Senate the Gold
Democrats viii seize the opportunity 70 GET back
into the fold by indorsiug the Democrats stand
on other questions
There ought 70 be no doubt OF the reelection
OF president Mckinley The people have had
pleasing demonstration OF what prosperity
means, ana they would be worse than foolish
II tney should support an assault uuon the
present Administration The result OF the az
Pncauon or the principles eXpoUuded by the
DeInocrarc party would be a reduction IN The
employ yment or labor. a general lowering of
wages and the destruction OF the enormous sx-
poII Irace- Free silver free trade and anti
expansion would do this The Republican partv
uas given the United States a degree OF pros
perlIy undreaTned Of Almost the entire pCpula-
t4on IS employed at better wages than we're ever
oeIore received Whenever the Democrats have
COIhe lnSo power business and wages have DE-
cilned, and whenever the Republican parrv has
oVen restored 70 power prosperity has been Re-
eslaollshec The election OF Bryan would a.
sIroy business as did -he election OF Grover
IieVei1nd IN iSS2 and 40 sane vvo-xgnqrr7a7
s3oVid prefer the stagratiou OF the. period fror1
4o9- 20 1870 20 the busting prosperity which
lists az the present time The old adaze II -
ven enough alone" should DrevafL rhs more
especially as the present well enough Ia the
best We have ever had
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
CURRENCY TIyKERHG CAUSES D1srRUsr.
EVEN WITH THE GOLD STANDARD Bill. FACT

EVEN WITH TUE GOLD STANDARD BILL FACT.
sRYAN's ELECTION WOULD Be UxsErr11NG.
Cincinnati. June 80 (speciaD-Casper H.
Rowe vice-president OF the Market National
Bank and general manager OF the extensive
interests OF Fleischmann & Co. saws or rba
Presidential outlook: While I DO not believe
there is any danger OF Bryan's election this fan.
II Is well enough 20 bear in mind that in 1895
some seventeen thousand votes. II distributed
"nere they were needed would have elected
Bryan And at that time the country was more
alive 10 the danger that would have resulted
rom Bryan's election than II IS to-day. 7 be-
heve that the Republican party should work
with great deal OF earnestness TO win the
election this year. and that we cannot AFFORD 70
abandon now the same efforts We made when
the danger seemed so great
While the currency bill is an established fact.
and the condition OF our currency is better than
1t has ever been, yet constant attacks upon
our currency system would cause dIsrrJ.st and
doubt in the minds OF the more tirnid and would
bring about an unsettled condition in the pubII,
mind While the currency bill is a permanent
one and is a good one. yet Il friends OF free
silver coinage should gain control of Congress
and there should be enemy OF sound cur
rencJ IN the White House, their constant at
Jacks On the currency would unQuesJiOuably DO
much harm.
Turning from financial TO commercial mat
tSIs' ll IS mere recital or papable facts to say
that by the establishment Of confidence we have
no" an era Of prosperity greater than We have
ever Known IN this country. Merchants and
rnanEf6 cturers have readily invested their can
Ilal and have found their plants inadequate 20
supply the growing demands OF trade. Should
IRefe De no change in the Administration OF
President Mckinley. which has become known
and mas proved so highly successful. there viii
De continuation OF firm prfces-not over values
or or excessively high prices, rhOugh-tor some
tlrlle 10 come Should Bryan be elected there
would inevitably be hesitation among business
men 10 invest and extend business and the
Cnanse would materially alter present conditions
or trade The policy OF the new Administration
would have 70 be established. and until there
was confidence established there would be stag
nation The general conditions OF trade are
much better than in ordinary Presidential years
and the luu that generally occurs in July and
August Is not likely % last so long this year
Tor, based on the BELIEF that Mckinley VIII sue
ceed himself, demands are now IN the hands OF
manufacturers and merchants FOR goods that
are needed This IS condition which the busi-
ness people cannot afcord 70 destroy by change
in Administration"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

are now exporting to countries from which we
were wont import.
The business among the merchants Of this
CITY mas increased almost double, I would say
during the last year. Just at present there is
something OF a check in trade, which a few at
tribute to the summer season. THIS may have
something TO do with il, but believe that the
chief cause is the fact that the chance Of a
chahge OF Administration has put many men on
Ihelr guard The changing of the tariff laws
or OF the financial standards would work havoc
with trade conditions as now existing. and there
IS dread Of this to a grea ter or less extent
throughout the business circles Of the country
The requirement Of new possessions has done
Hluch also IN breaking down trade barriers and
Createo an added market for Mares
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
sOryD uOyEY INDISPENSABLE.

Holyoke. Mass June 80 (speciaD.-Marcene
H Whitcomb. leader Of the Republican Board
af Aldermen OF this city. and heavy owner in
different corporations, says: 7 am a Mckinley
man from START 20 finish favor the Admin
isrration as regulated during the last three
years ana am in favor OF its continuance. 7
believe the present prosperous condition OF the
country is due to the Mckinley Administration.
and prosperity IS contingent The Republican
party is free from all wild schemes and Is in IA
vor Of sound money, which guarantees prosperi-
ty believe the welfare Of this country viii
be lnterfered with Y the Democratic party is
successful next fail, but I do not believe II viii
be successful. I judge the future only by the
past The Democratic party's past can snow
nothing but troubles and disasters. I think that
Mr.. Mckinley mas obtained most satisfactory
general results. He has demonstrated that he
is a most able man, 4 statesman, and proved
himself to be TT man to be President Of the
United States.
There is no reason Why the present con-
ditions should not exist during the next four