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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-11
TWO NEW WAGONS


Constructed for the Fire Department
by the Eli. carriage Co.
The Chas ]. Elig Carriage Company
yesterday completed two combination
chemical and hose wagons for the
Wheeling fire department. They have
been built under the eye of Chief Robt.
Cline, and are entirely satisfactory to
him. 1t is claimed that the depart
ment secures better apparatus at an
actual smaller cost. through the Elig
company.
street together, and attracted much
favorable attention. One was placed
in the Fort Henry engine house. and
the other in the Eighth ward engine
house
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90 = = y
If you take :Seyenty-scven"
you don't take Cold or have the
G RIP

If you will keep a vial of 81 at hand
and take dose when necessary, you will
never have Cold 1t doesn't matter If the
weather changes suddenly; If you are
caught out with light apparel without
overcoat or wrap; If you get over-heated
and ride in an open car, or are exposed
waiting for yohr carriage; II you work or
sew in a cold room, or sit in a draughty
church, Westinghouse. opera or theatre.
If you carry a vial of IT. lit fits the
pocket and pocketbook) and use II freely,
you will be protected and VIII not take
Cold.
AT druggists. or mailed. &c.
DIR. Humphreys Manual on the care
and treatment OF the sick in all ailments,
Especially childrenJ mailed free
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Cor. William & John SITS. Mex YORK.
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Mr.. McFadden and Mr.. Henry Baer,

Mr.. McFadden and Mr.. Henry Baer,
Of this city.
In speaking of the project last night,
Mr.. Holmes said: I'VE are going to
push the road right through. BY
Christmas time of next year we'll have
trains running through from this city
to Waynesburg on fast time. OF course,
afterward it will be necessary to put
heavier ballast in"
Shortly suite of Offices will be
opened in this city by the company.
Early in December a party of contrac-
tors will be driven over the proposed
section of the road in Pennsylvania and
the contracts for that end let.
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DIED.

MARKEY-On Saturday. November 9th,
at p. m. al her home on Rileys Ridge.
Marshall county, Miss Mary Marley. in
her 18th year.
Funeral will take place from her late
residence Monday morning at . o'clock.
Interment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Wednesday. November 7th
1900, at 12:15 o'clock p. m, Harry w. Cart
ley, son of Henry and Valentine Gartley
in the oath year of his age.
KALTENBACH-On Tuesday, Novem-
Der 9Th 1900, at p. m. at Woodsdale
Mary Catherine Kaltenbach, in her 6Sth
year.
STEGER-On Tuesday. November Ctr
1860. at 8 o'clock a. m, Charley, only son
of Charles and Mary Steger, in his 10th
year.
IASHLEY-On Tuesday. November 9Th,
1900, at 6:35 a. m, of diphtheria Albert
A, only son of John w. and Alice Lash
ley, aged years, months and 5>aays.
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Markn From Above.
MORGANTOWN-R Z feet inches
and stationary. Cloudy and c>~,l.
GREENS62 RO-River feet and sta
tionary. Weather Clearing and cool.
WARREN-River- Cloudy and
cold
OIL CITY-River inches and rising.
Coudy and cool.
BROW NSNILLE-River 5 feet 10 inches
and stationary.
PITTSBURG-River 81 feet and sta
tionary. Clear and cool
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of river steamboats, will be fitted with
compound engines. He gives as his
reason that boats having these engines
burn much less coal.
There is no Pittsburg coal for sale
in the South.
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Statesmen WANTED.
BUSINESS Opportunities.

s25 will earn SIC: so will earn so: 500 viii
earn $40 monthly. a new and safe plan "
speculation. Send for particulars FOT-I-
TABLE INVESTMENT co, 1850 Broad
way n. Y. oe2Jdt
AN INCOME - $1,000. Investments
Ny book explaining the most modern and
thoroughly practical methods for making
reasonably safe amounts OF money by
security investments Mailed on request
Higest financial and customer references.
RICHARD JONES. Broker, 10 Exchange
Place, New York. uolfdn
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Just received a large shipment of
choice Mackerel. We will sell for 1c
each as long as they asst.
A. N "onneghy
2261 Market street.
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ORLOFF L. ZANE,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$40 Buys house OF rooms on Eighteenth
street. near Wood. lot runs from street
to alley
81 500 buys house 81 8 rooms. brick. both
gases and water. suitable for two fam
flies: on Main street near Twenty
third street. big bargain.
81 80 buys house ~ Toomg: lot 59kisSs
On Twenfy-ninth street. wifh atabiel
very cheap.
80 6uys house OF 4 rooms. on the Elm
Grove electric line; 800 cash, balances
like rent
e vi buys frame ouse OF rooms very
desirable location on EoA street BE-
tween Tweuty seventh and Twenty.
eighth streets
$50 BUYS iol Z7xfe9 feet on Mcf-oioch
street between Thirtiefh and Thirty
first: only $50 earn required down.
feight - -kk NH mn n9hTnhmhmn
s591 blys lot on South York street. near
Ohio street.
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Decided Not to CUT.

The owners of the steamboats, Ben
Hur, Jewel, City of Wheeling, H. K.
Bedford, Leroy and all Other packets
running in the Wheeling trade, held
a conference at Darlington, O., and de-
cided to maintain freight rates and not
to cut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-11

Just received a large shipment of
choice Mackerel. We will sell for 1c
each as long as they last.
A. McConneghy,
2261 Market street.
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If you are thinking Of buying Piano
don't fail to investigate our introduce
tory offer on the Conservatory.
+. w. BANNER co.
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cToCKHoLDERs, MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a genera
meeting OF the stockholders of the kllne
Oil and Gas Company will be held at No.
% Twelfth street. Wheeling. w Va, on
Monday. December Sd 1890. at p. M. fol
the purpose of electing board OF direct
ors, making bylaws and traEsactlng any
other business which may lawfully be
done by the stockholders in general meet
ing.
SIMON KLINE.
GEO. w ECISHARf. JR.s
HERMANN NJ. SIiOcKEY,
H. w THUREERs 81
no11.lS,25 Corporators.
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FINANCIAL.
EZPosED.

: Methods q inside Operators fully ex-
uiasned ard illustrated IN my celebrated
boak aTSS AND OTIS OF WALL
STREET.s now III its ninth revised eat-
lion IS, pages. fully explained and Ellaa-
trgfed fust out Large fortunes hava
been made by following Instructions Iakf
down IN this book Thousands ~ ke4ft-
TncnsaIs from correspondents ii All parts
OF the czsvtry tsstifying TO IT'S value 10
the trad Chart trading fully explained.
Don't write for r. Mailed to arsv
addrps cents IN stamps LEWIS II
NAN II Broadway. New York
r~z4f1
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/ lost

L0ST-Mink boa, between Zane and Ohio
streets, on Penn street. Return 70 81
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AGENTS WANTED.


CORSET AGENTs-There is only one bsss
that's the Hygeia, the standard 81 the
century for service and satisfaction For
particulars address The WESTERN cox
SET co. ST. Louis. sfo oc7Sisf,
GENERAL AGENTS and mail order reo-
pie supplied with latest and best sellers
We also solicit, buy. SELL make and mar
ket meriforious Inventions ftorreennrfr
ence solicited. RAPID MFG. 60. f.n1.
cago. ncIidu
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ron sAnH-nDAL ESTATE.
ON SALE

12-roomed dwelling goo chapline street;
rare location for an NJ. d.
Investment property. 1903, 100 and m
Thirty-thrd street. pays 121A per cent
clear no trouble to handle.
Property. 424 Main ST.. ST. bargain
Building lots Fifteenth street. between
Wood and McColloch. 80 per front foots
your last chance.
Splendid lot on South broadway. 30xl20
feet fine location. S.050
Surety Bonds Furnished
Real Estate, Fire Insurance..
G. O. SMITH, Nat. Ex. BANK bldg.
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EPAIRING OF ALL KIND.

- Seal skin coats cleaned and made
over In the latest style. Capes and collar
cites made in the latest style at ]. GLE
MORE, Furrier. No. 10 Tenth street. city.
sepsdsb
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THE FIRST GROUND broken
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
PITTSBURG, CONNELLSyILLE &
WHEELING RAILROAD.
a NUMBER OF OFFICIALS

And Parties Interested in the Road
Present mt the CeremOny-Real
Work of Construction Will BE
Started Monday by he Furgeson
Contracting Company, of New
York City-The Ceremonies.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Lot 3sxlo0 feet on Twelfth street, at SIS
cash; dirt cheap.
Three-sfory business building on Market
street below Twelfth street; good invest
ment
FOur-r0pm frame on Lind street. LOT z3x
100 feet AZ 81 SO.
Eiehteen-room house on Thirty-elxfh
street. special bargain al 13.Soo. easy
terms
Thirty-two lots on National Road. near
First street at 1850 each.
six-roon house. No. z4l3 Cnapline street.
Fonr-room frame. No. 81 Nineteenth
street at 81 10
Three-roorn frame. No. 1871 r Eleventh
street. at 600
0RL0FF L. ZANE,
Tel s2e. No. q Fourteenth Street.
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/. A. Role.

Successor 10 Rolf x zane
No % Fourteenth Street Office 'phono
So. resiSenee Prone 50 z. @.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN on long time and easy
weekly or monthly payments THE
CONSOLIDATED BUILDING, LOAN &,
TRUST CO. 1903 Market St maIse&dh
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ANTE1-AgeBts IN every Town and city
best accident. sick and death benefIt rsol
icy on the insurance market. A Complete
protection embodied In the one contracr
Liberal commissions and exclusive terri
tory TO the right men. State Experience
and give references when writing for fn
formation L. IL WTCKOFF. General
t-.<-. - 80 fselfc k-lsts Z.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Fine Watch Repairing a speciality.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Great Dane dog. brought
from Cuba. kind and gentle: call and see
him, l5iS Main street. FRED DARLING
nolIdqer
FOR SALE at auction, on the premises.
y mile from Martins Ferry. on Scotch
Ridge Pike. Saturday, November II. al
O. clock p. IN. three excellent farms For
particulars see me at nv Office IN Mar
tins Ferry. +. ]. A DRENNEN.
noi1dqet
FOR SALE-One gr- oak bed room set.
rocker, six cane bottom chairs center
stand. z11z yards Of ingram carpet good
as new Call at WHEELING STORAGE.
corner Of Seventeenth and Chapline ISts.
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Observation-Disclosures men and women IN
every town 10 work for as at their nome
NO CANBASSING. We Will send yro~tr
any distance. We have several 9nss -
work 70. give out, some q which REQUIRES
no experience. If you can't devote ~
whole day 70 our work, yOu can earn s. or
ings. Address STANDARD MIG. co. ia
West Twenty-third St. New York oe5dgb
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Fine Watch Repairing a speciality.
DILLON. HANCHER & co.
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Fine Watch Repairing speciality.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.
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RIVER NEWS.

Yesterdays Departure.
New Matamoras, Telephone.
+. A. Gobsl
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Markn From, Above.

TO-Morrow's Packets.
Darlington, F. A. Gobel, 1870 p. m
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Personal.

DEAFNESS CURED or no pay. C. +
ROWAN, Milwaukee. Wis. nolldq
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Marks From Below.

PARKERSBURG 3 feet niche.
and rising. Cloudy and cold.
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|CAlNEAspWHISKY
EALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Butche good wages for the
STRALGNGER, Barton, o. nolOeqdq
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AN EDUCATED, refined young woman,
worth S2o. 900. wants husband who would be
good business partner. Address c., Box
50, st. Louis Mo. no11dq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
WITH A RAZOR.
Edward Goerlng Formerly Of
Boston SIaShes His Throat
at Paris.

Paris. June 80, 2:4o p. m.--Edward
Goering, formerly employed at 80 Corn
hill street Boston, Mass, fatally in
jured himself this morning in a sensa-
tional attempt TO commit suicide.
His queer actions on the Avenue do
la Bourdonnais attracted the attention
of Mr.. G.. j. Stlllwell OF San Francisco,
10 whom he spoke I'm an erratic man.
ner. and drawing a razor, he said he In
tended TO take his life.
Mr. Stillwell calmed Goering and
sent for the police. On the arrival Of
The latter Goering backed into the mid
die OF the street, and slashed his throat
with the razor, and bleeding profusely
started running down the thoroughfare
followed by the police. AS he
ran Goering continued slashlng his
throat. After chase OF three blocks
the man was overtaken. He fought
the gendarmes fiercely. IL took six men
TO hold him. While the surgeons OF the
ambulance station To which he was
taken attempted 10 administer ether
Goering caught hold of. his throat and,
inseftinp his hand in the wound. tore
at the vital portions This act. the ply
sicians say. makes II Impossible for the
sufferer TO recover.
Goermg came here as an employe OF
a sign painter at the exposition. hut
he started in business for himself, was
not successful and quarreled with his
friends. Becoming despondent and es-
tranged. Goering began drinking alb
snthe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
IN COLLISION.
Schoonsrs Clifford and Stella
Maud Game Together Off
Gross Rip Last Night.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, June co.
Schooner ID. Clifford. from Port Reading
for Boston. with coal was towed In at
this port today in a badly damaged
condition as the result of a collision
with the British schooner Stella Maud.
of Cross Rip late last night.
The mate on the Clifford. William
English. while lesuperintending the lower
ing OF a boat was carried away from
the schooner in the craft and lost In
the darkness. 1T is thought likely.
however. that he may have been picked
up by passing vessel. or that he will
drift ashore at some point along the
cape.
The Stella Maud, considerably dis
abled anchored after the collision ana
at daybreak set signals for assistance.
The tug Mercury at once started tor
the disabled vessel.
The collision occurred at about ~
O'Clock last night. The Stelia Mduu,
bound west from st. John with cargo
OF lumber struck the Clifford. which
was making good progress before
smart breeze.
The blow was a glaDcing one and the
Clifford met IL on her starboard size.
The bowsprit of the Sarah Maud swept
through the rigging of the Clifford and
the mainmast of the Boston schooner
was carried away close 10 the deck
with sails and everything else attacneu.
Her starboard side was badly SHAT
tered and she began 10 leak. The crew
made preparations TO leave in the small
boat II was lowered. but wave part
ly filed il with water Mate Englisn
OF St John, y. b.. leaped into the boat
10 bail il out when in some unknown
way the fastening slipped and the poat
and man went adrift. Before anything
could be done TO rescue the mate the
darkness hid him from view.
With their boat gone, nothing was
left for the crew of th~ Clifford but TO
make the best of il on board the
wreck. They succeeded in keeping her
afioat until daybreak when the tug
Juno was sighted and took her in tow.
The tug reached here during the fore
noon and IL was found that the Gi1ord
was leaking badly, but IL is thought she
can be repaired. Her main mast -
gone close TO the deck. The Stella
Maud also suffered seriously by the col
lision. AS soon as il was light this
morning she was seen at anchor near
the Cross Rip.w with signals of distress
in the rigging. AS far as could be made
out from the shore. she had left her
bowsprit and all her headgear. As soon
as possible the tug Mercury left here
10 go 10 the assistance of the disabled
vessel The Clifford was built in New
Jersey in 1852 and is of 253 gross ton
mage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
PEIlIloh IN BANKRUPTCY.

Edwin A. Paris. doing business un-
der the firm name OF Edwin A. Paris
& Co. contractors and builders OF this
city was today adjudged a bankrupt
by Judge Brown, In the United states
court.
and was made by Potter & Gardner. a.
A. Sammis and William J. Halcrow. as
creditors. their claims amounting to
$3.50.
The papers were sent 90 Nathan w.
Lttleffcld. ESQ. referee Ia bankruptcy.
for further action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
MINISTERS ARE STILL AT PEKIN
ContInued from page on,

CONTINUED from page One.)
dred Welsh Fusiliers supporting, went
up the river bank. Another column
consisting chiefly OF Russians and Ger
mans. took up the route chosen by
Waller They were repulsed, however.
On June 2l, the Russians became en-
gagged IN, conflict with the Chinese.
First Major Waller reinforced them and
then rejoined the British the military
college being attacked.
The Chinese exploded mine under
the magazines. merely bruising few
OF the men. While crossing TO join the
English they were exposed TO heavy.
fianking fire and Private John Hunter
was killed. and Sergeant Taylor and
Corporal Pedrick We're wounded. OF
the English two were killed and three
wounded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
SMALL BREAKS AND PETTY THEFTs.

William j. Feeley Co.'s brass foundry
at No l5l Dorrance street, was entered
by rear window last night and castings
man named Brown was arrested on Dor
rance street by Patrolmen Lee and Chase
for doing that job.
Annie Courley's house at No. 21 Hoyle
street was entered yesterday noon by a
sneak thief who took from her room on
the third floor watch, chain and ring,
all valued at $50.
Tillie Gailitz's grocery store at 1l2 Cod
ding street was entered yesterday noon
by a boy who forced a window and who
stole s. from a cigar box. The money
constituted the mornings receipts.
J. A. Goldthwaite's store at No. Tg
Smith street was entered last night and
81 I'm small change was stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
PAWTUxET VALLEY.

At the regular meeting of Rocky liill
grange the third and fourth degrees were
conferred upon two candidates and the
harvest feast was served \ bountiful
collation. was given Ia the afternoon TO
nearly a hundred children of members OF
the grange who enjoyed the afternoon In
games of different kinds.
Somc of the res.aents OF Washington
have embarked In new Industry; the
raising of Belgian harcs. More than two
hundred hares have made their appear
ance in this village. lt r. 10 be hored
that they may not prove such pest as
did the English rabbit I'm Australia, or
the English sparrow I'm America.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Anti-Saloon league of the Valley VIII
occur at tho Quidnick Baptist church next
Monday evening.
rho annual clambake OF the Coventry
Social and Literary club will occur In
tile church dining hall. Anthony, at ]
u. m, ednesday, July 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
PIER GAMBLERS LIKELY
TO EXPERIENCE TROUBLE.

his mama drew her check for next day
and then packed him off home
The protest was seconded by Proprie-
tor Nye OF the Hotel Imperial. who
said that unless the pier was purified IL
would get a black eye which would be
of lasting injury Aldeady families who
had been visiting the pier for years
had cancelled rooms booked at the
close OF the last season. Their reasons
for doing SO were obvious. The pace at
the pier was getting too hot for boys
who were growing NY.
The district council listened TO these
earnest remarks and then voted 10 in
struct the chief OF police TO warn the
New York contingency that 1t would
be to the advantage of their health "
they kept away.
The warning was given; but was 1t
needed?
Hardly
For this week there arrived at the
Pier consignment OF boxes, the con-
tents OF which. when put together and
adjusted will constitute set of sharp
and active tigers claws.
The police OF the district caught on
TO the arrival OF the goods and the gen.
tlemen who were Interested in the
cause OF good morals were notified of
the fact
The cottagers will be represented at
Mondays meeting of the council. and
they will request that body 20 instruct
the chief OF police 70 proceed against
the violators OF the law.
They will ask that the house. II il is
opened shall be raided, the parapher-
MALTA seized and the lessor of the prop
erty be proceeded against under the
law which deals with those who suffer
gaming 90 be carried on upon their
premises
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-30
AT LAST.
Mrs. Paulina Cony Aubrey,
Daughter Of Chief Justice
Fuller Married at Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor Me-, June 3O.--.Mrs. Pau
lima Copy Aubrey. daughter OF Chief
Justice and Mrs. Melville W. Fuller,
and DIR. Samuel NJ. Moore Of Evanston.
ILL.,. were married at Maynestaye, the
summer home OF the Fullers at sorren-
TO. at o'clock this morning.
The wedding was to have taken place
on Thursday. but a postponement be-
came necessary because OF refusal OF
Rev. w. -. Baker. rector Of St. Saw
iour's Episcopal church. TO offlciate be-
cause the bride had been divorced from
her former husband. and the man ~
still living. The ceremony today was
performed by Rev. G. :. McLoarn OF
the Bar Harbor Baptist church. The
service was made as simple as possible.
and wedding breakfast for members
OF the family followed Il.