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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-21
GEMS Alta SACRIFICE.
Remarkable Bargains IN Diamonds
Offered by Wheeling Jeyeler.

oHered by Wheeling Jeweler.
A prominent citizen, whose name II
revealed would be the best evidence
that he Is q competent Judge, made
visit to several jewelers. this week with
q view to purchasing diamond. Last
night he visited Shelf Bros, and after
On inspection Of that firms stock OF
gems purchased q very handsome stone.
After paying for 1t he paid the firm an
unsolicited compliment, In saying: II
am satisfied could not have duplicated
this diamond OF the price, anywhere in
the city"
This is but one of hundreds Of similar
instances, which prove, that Shelf Bros.
are giving the best 'obtaInable bargains
to holiday buyers. The firm claims to
sell from 20 TO 1875 per cent under their
competitors. They are enabled to do
this through having bought under ex-
ceptonally advantageous circumstances.
Two years ago, before diamonds ad-
vanced In price, Shelf Bros. commits
stoned their eastern buyer to secure a
large quantity of gems In anticipation
OF the war In South Africa. Their fore
sight has enabled them to sell diamonds
ut price lower than they can be
bought to-day.
Patrons Of the firm are fortunate In
being enabled to share In the benefits Of
this commercial enterprise. Shelf Bros
stock Is the finest In quality, and one Of
the largest In quantity. and buyers who
have visited the store during the past
few weeks can testify to the fact that
low prices do not mean corresponding
degree of quality. Shelf Bros. antici-
pate three days Of unprecedented dia-
mond selling before Christmas.
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LAST MEETING.
THE BOARD
OF. EDUCATION.
Held Last Might and the Time ia
Taken Up In Discussions Of
Various Matters.
PROF. ANDERSON'S REPORT
Read and Bills Ordered Paid-New
Safe for the Clerks Office
Ordered.

~ T. .4 j..
The board OF education met in regu-
lar session last evening. the last meet
ing OF the present board. the newly
elected members terms beginning In
January. The board was In session
Just one hour and most Of the time was
taken up in discussions on matters
brought before the body. Before adj
1ourning President Bowers called on
Fred schaub. as a member Of the old
board. for a few remarks. He referred
10 the pleasant relations he experienced
with the present board and thanked
them for the many courtesies extended.
Superintendent Anderson's monthly
report was received and filed The fol-
lowing is an abstract. ,5,55 X 7,
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COMMITTEE OFll0O'
Meets and Endorses Candidates for
First and Second Branches Of Coun-
Gil for To.morrow's Primary Elec-

US t1on. ss H. Il, u 5.s.
Last night, at the board OF trade
rooms. Hub building, the COMMITTEE
OF One Hundred. held a well attended
meeting, Chairman H. n. Russell pre-
siding and Secretary c. ]. Rawiing at
the desk. The committee. met behind
closed doors, and 1t was after 1880
when the business of the evening was
completed. The only matter made
public was the endorsements OF. can
didates for council to be voted for at
to-morrow's primary election. The
endorsements We're as follows:
First branch--First ward, No recon-.
mendation; Second ward, DR.. C. a.
Wingerter: Third ward, J. c. Mans
berger and John Beckett: Fourth ward
Joseph W. Bier; Fifth ward, c. H.
Ahrens; Sixth ward. Stephen Water.
house and c. L. Ebellng; Seventh ward
W. H. Chapman and W. P. Megrail;
Eighth! ward, w. W. Nc connell.
Second branch-First ward, Frank
Stanton, c H. Berry. W. G. Caldwell;
Second ward, b. B. Clemens, A. J..
Frick. C. w. Dittmann: Third ward,
DR.. G. A. Aschman., Robert Nesbitt, Il.
w. Fair; Fourth ward, ]. L. Kingdom,
Adam L Kelly, W. H. Rose: Fifth
ward. NJ F. Giesey, Charles Bruemmer,
E. NJ. Handy: Sixth ward, ]. H. Rosen-
berg. W. J. Higgins. Charles Carroll,
W. II. Graebe. Richard westwood;
Seventh ward, James Cummins, R. B.
Naylor. w. c. Brown; Eighth ward,
w. B. Rose, J. c. Devlne, Matthew
Hercules, Samuel McCuskey.
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A s5OO,OOO|.
Oil COMPANY
FORMED HERE.
The Interstate Oil & Gas Company
Stockholders Elect officers
3, and Directors.
MANY OHIO STATE OFFICERS
Are Among the Directors and Stock
holders Operations on an
Extensive Scale. IS &

AT o meeting Of the incorporators,
held in this city yesterday afternoon,
at the law offices Of Howard & Hand
Ian. the Interstate Oil & Gas Com
pany was organized by the election OF
directors and officers. The capital
stock paid In is 100000, and the prlnci-
pal office Is to be located in Wheeling.
The company controls several thousand
acres Of oil leases in both West yir-'
glnla and Ohio, those in West Virginia
being located In Peasants, Wetsel,
Richie and Doddrldge counties, and
those in Ohio are In Washington and
Allen counties. The most promising
territory acquired was q portion Of the
st. Maryis reservoir, In Allen county,
Ohio, which was recently secured from
the state Of Ohio. The reservoir has
an area Of about $4,000 acres, For years
tho Standard on Company tried to OBJ
tain the reservoir. but was Invariably
unsuccessful. At present the company
has q daily production OF ATS barrels q
, day in Wetzel county, in this state.
The holdings In both West Virginia
and Ohio will be developed on an ex-
tenslve scale. b
The stockholders organized by the.
election of the following board OF d.,
rectors: George K. Nash, governor Of
Ohio: W. D. Gullbert, state auditor OF
Ohio; John D. Cameron, state treas
urer Of Ohio; NJ. L. Blackburn. Of
.Bellalre: State Senator Frank B. Arch
err. Of Bellaire: John o. Sullivan, Of St.
Mary's. w. Va, and John Davis, Of
Bcllaire. ~ q,
The following officers were elected by
the directors:
President-John D. Cameron. of Co
lumbus. Ohio
Vice Presidential. L. Blackburn, Of
Bellaire. Ohio. - K
Secretary and Treasurer-John Davis
of Bellaire, Ohio. K
Among other stockholders are Jo-
,seph E. Blackburn, Of Belloire, state
food and dairy commissioner OF Ohio.
Postmaster John Cow of Bellaire, and
John schoonover, of St. Mary's. W. Va
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To Island Citizens
To the Editor Of tho Intelllcencer.

To the Editor Of tho Intelllgencer.
sIR:-While the people of the Island
arc pushing the different candidates
forward for council, would Ike to call
the attention OF the voters to D. "A.
Morgan, the well known roller Of the
Aetna-Standard mill. He is man Of
sterling qualities and a man that
think would make a good representa-
tive in the second branch OF council.
Now we have business men and profess
sional men, and as worklngman Mr..
Morgan should be considered when you
go to the primaries to vote on Satur-
day. SEVENTH WARD VOTER
Wheeling, Dec. 20.
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Natural Gas Explosion.

wednesday night tho store building
OF George Case. at sardis. Ohio. was de-
"troyed by natural gus explosion.
There was a leak in the pipe. and Ern-
est Hnrtlieb lighted a match to dlscov-
er the leak-resuIt. disastrous for both
mar'lieb and case'a property. Hart
mepa INJURIES are serious, but It b
thought no will rocoyer. 3 l,s.si :
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The report OF the Geramn department
showed 534 pupils enrolled; five teach
ers and sos paid for instruction.
The librarians report showed a total
circulation Of 5.S1s. average daily! cir
culation, $50: circulation in reading
room. 1851; amount received from
fines. 81.
The following bills recommended by
their. respective committees, were or
dered paid:
Public Library ................ 1s4 II
Buildings and Grounds 49,. $40 Al Z
The library committee was authorized
to purchase new books to the amount
OF SIC SO. They recommended that the
contract for printing 800 copies OF the
finding list for the library be awarded
4 to the West Virginia Printing Company
at their bid Of 81 81 per page and 1t was
adopted.
1t was decided to make the entire ap-
preparation of ss1 to meet the deficit in
the amount appropriated for tanitor's
residence in Madison district.
The proposition Of D. L. BowlIh. rep
resenting the Barnes Company, offering
10 furnish q $500 pound safe for the
clerks office for s1l5 and the old safe,
was accepted.
The committee on text books present.
ed "a report on the matter OF substitu-
ting Roark's method in education for
Whites method now in use, re-
commencing that change be made.
MIR. Schaub explained that ut present
there are two text books on the subject
and they are very similar, and the new
book would meet the demands OF both
the others. Colonel Miller thought fire.
quent changes in the text books had
been a fruitful source OF complaint In
educational bodies. The proper books
should be selected in the first place, and
should be allowed to remain in use a long
time. The report was adopted.
! The. examining committee presented a
report Of the examination Of last spring.
ABOUT l6o teachers took the examina-
tons and several failed to receive No.
or certificate. A supplemental ex-
animation was had to give those who
failed originally another chance. The
report was received and filed. i. Up
The commltte on text books was au-
thorized TO purchase number Of text
books for the high school. Mr.. schnub
suggested that they be purchased and
Superintendent Anderson. explained
that they were needed.
A. communication was read from the
state board of pharmacy asking for the
privilege to use the meeting rooms Of
the board on Saturday, January Is, for
\ their convention. The matter was laid
op.the table.
Y Mr.. Ford suggested that the commit
tee on examination had done more work
than ever before and they should be
paid more than SEQ. the annual salary
heretofore paid members of this com.
.mittee. There was considerable discus.
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Death Of Mrs. caldenbaueh.

AZ $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
at her home Mt the corner of Twentieth
and Eoff streets. occurred the death Of
Mrs. Ellen caldenbaugh, widow OF the
late Charles Caldenbaugh. Deceased
had been confined to her bed only ono
month. and her death will come as q
shock to her many friends. The direct
cause OF her death was cancer OF the
stomach. She Is survived by three
song, Philip and Conrad. OF this city;
Soh"' OF Pittsburgh; and one daughter.
MIS-. Alex. kcnnen. Tho funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
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MakesEIai1
Y. Grow

Perhaps your mother had
thin hair, but that is no reason
Why you must go through life
with half-starved hair. If you
want long, thick hair, feed it.
Feed itwith Ayers Hair Vigor,
the only genuine hair food you
can buy.
Your hair will grow thick
and long, and will be soft and
glossy.
Ayers Hair vigor always
restores color to gray hair; it
keeps the scalp clean and
healthy, and stops falling of
the hair.
& ons CELLAR q bottle.
a. . 10 H H H . d
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Christmas Entertainment.

An interesting entertainment has been
prepared by the congregation Of the
Third Presbyterian church for Christ
mas night. After the entertainment
the distribution of the annual treat to
the members of the Sunday school will
occur. Presents and prizes will be dis
tributed and large crowd win likely
be In attendance. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered.: .S2
!. Anthem ..................... Choir
2 christmas in ParadIae"-A Christ
mas story. Illustrated with 20
stereopticon Views.
.. Duett-"Jesus Lover Of My Soul"
..'''...... .....-..,...........9 v1ewu
T. THE First Christmas".. =. 20 Views
9. Hymn-"All Hall the Power'',7 Hewt5
T. Special dissolying effects
(a) Announcement to the Shepards''
views. ~. nv
(b) Birth Of Jesus" Mews
tc) miscellaneous ............2 Views
Z. Anthem .......-.............. Choir
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Z A piece OF flannel dampcned with
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound to
the affected part is superior to any
plnater. When troubled with lame
back or palma In tho side or cheat, give
II q trial. and you are certain to be moro
thnn pleased with the prompt relief
which It Affords Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. One application gives re-
liof. For Bulc by druggists.
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NJ. Yost, OF Proctor, Wctzel county.
called at police headquarters yestcr-
day afternoon and entered complaint
that he ihad been relieved OF roll Of
$3.50. He gave his story in detail. but
an investigation by the police did not
develop sufficient evidence to Justify
prosecution OF the suspected parties.
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Intelligencer Plan Endorsed.

Intelligencer Plan Endorsed.
To the Editor OF tho Intelligencer.
SIR:-I agree with the Intelngencer
that something should be dono. us in
othor cities, to dttinsly usher in the
Twentieth century. and think It would
be good idea, in addition to the
'doin's' at night to have a street dem
.onstrauon in the afternoon Of Tues
day, January l. I think the organiza-
lions Of Wheeling and nearby towns
would take part, such as the Linsly
Cadets, Cathedral Cadets. Uniform
Rank. K. Of p. Knights of ST George,
knights Of 81 John and other organi-
cations. and as few people will be
working at that time we could. no
doubt get UP o creditable parade.
.'g PATRIOT"
Wheeling, December 20.
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THE laws OF health require that the
bowels move once each day, and one of
the penalties for violating this law Is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking dose Of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets when necessary,
and you will never have that severe
punishment inflicted upon you.
What most people want 10 something
mild and gentle when in need OF a
physic. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot. They
are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
For sale by druggists. q !
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ERECT Of Secrecy In Divorce Gases.

Buffalo Express: Tho practice OF
sending divorce cases to referees. and
hearing the testimony behind closed
doors, may be well for the public morals
In one way, but lis bad In another. It
leads 10 such collusion. perjury, and
fraud as seem to have grown up into
q System y in New York.---Butfalo Ex-
preaa. ~. - U - q ~ -.
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20 cent Hooks. Files, Tooth and Nall
Brushed, IS cent1.
WI. LUKENs, One Price Jeweler.
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H. E. HILLsIAN & co. wants every
one to- call and get their prices before
buying elgewhere
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Special, $500 Silk Umbrellas for
$3.50, ct McFADDEN's.
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BARGAINS that sparkle like Dew
Drops on our entire stock OF Cameras
and KodakB. kIRK'S, 1905 Main St.
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John W. Kindelberger has Withdrawn
from the race for second branch Of
council in the Second ward.

+ Mr.. James Cummins. Of the Island,
who is running for nomination for sec
.ond branch OF council on the Republi-
can ticket, desires an emphatic denial
of the story in circulation that he is
to withdraw from the race. He Is in
the race to stay. and Il possible to win.
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LARGE and umall cakes for Christ.
mag. ZIECENFELDER.
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y your druggist cannot supply you, send
n sI;so and we VIII express bottle to you.
your nearest xpress ofice. =,
J.c.Arrs Co.. Lowell. Mas.
Send for our beautiful illustrated book on
~ The Hair. Free,
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IS WHATEVER you're looking for in
the Jewellery line call on H. E. HILL
MAN & co, They have Il. X
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Latest 4-ply Linen Collars, sizes Il
to 10, for 1870, at McFADDEN'S.
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soc initial Cuff Buttons, Gold Plat.
ed, Csc, at McFADDEN'S.
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Elegant Diamonds. Rubies and Opals.
". ]. LuKENS, One Price Jeweler.
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THURBER has two flno candy
makors. See their goods.
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bles or bullets.
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Christmas Slippers, for Men or
soys, for 4sc, at McFADDEN'S.
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SOCIETY ( !! ].
1''T79T, IA. N. so NJ 1iI774II &

The concert to be given by the Prince
ton men next Wednesday evening con-
sists OF numbers by the Glee. Banjo and
Mandolin Clubs. The programme Is
especially attractive this year. including
a number OF combination pieces. the
banjo and mandolin clubs together. tho
glee and mandolin clubs together, and
in one selection all three clubs take
part, being pleasing and unusual, The
business manager Of the organization
is w S. Smith, Of New York City, q
member of the senior class. The u.s.
sistant manager. A. T. Chrisholm, Of
Cleveland, is q member Of the Junior
class. Immediately following the con-
cert, the clubs will be entertained with
a reception by Mr.. W. NJ. Vance, at his
residence on North Main street, after
which the members leave on their own
special train. ]
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Joseph S. Gibbs and Mrs. D. Carter
List, at the List residence. Pleasant
Valley. II
Classic Old Bethany" was the scene
of pretty wedding at Lis Wednesday,.
on which occasion Miss Mary Kerr Men
del, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Mendel and
the late John E. Mendel and DR.. En-
met Baxter Stanley, Of scio, Ohio, were
united in the holy bonds OF wedlock. at
the home OF the bride. In the presence
Of some thirty guests. The ceremony
was performed by Professor Wynn. Of
Bethany college. The Episcopal cere-
mony was used and the bride was given
away by her brother. DR.. Robert Ten
er, Of Wheeling. The bridal party In
cluded Miss Mary Agness Craddock, Of
Wheeling. maid Of honor; Miss Leora
Hay Scott, OF Somerton, Pa, and Miss
Ida Taylor OF Bethany. as bridesmaids,
and Mr.. Thomas T. Banbriok. Of New
Cumberland. W. Va. as . best man;
Messrs. Joseph F. Gushing and H. D.
Starkey. OF Scio. as ushers. Miss Jean
craddock. OF Wheeling. played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march.
A handsome gown OF nain-sook trim
med in Valenciennces lace was worn by
the bride. and she carried pink roses
The maid OF honor wore Paris muslin,
trimmed in Valenclennces lace and
panne velvet; Miss Scott, china silk,
trimmed In Valenciennces lace and
panne velvet; Miss Taylor. white or
candle over silk. The maids carried
pink carnations.
The house was decorated with ever
green, interviewer with holly. cut flow
ers and palms. A color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in the parlor
where the ceremony occurred under a
bower Of evergreen. At either side
stood tall palms. The same colors were
also carried out in the dining room.
An elegant wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony.
The bride and groom left at 3 O'Clock
amid shower OF rice, and at 1880 they
took the train for scio. where the groom
has a home furnished and they will 90
to housekeeping.
a large number OF gifts were in dis
play, which testified to the high esteem
In which the young couple are held. The
bride Is well known In Wheeling.
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FINEST Box Candy in the city at
ZIEGENFELDER,S.
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FINE Clocks and Cut Glass.
w. J. LUKENS, One Price Jcwelcr.
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...POLI'TICS.
r the Republican primary Z election

For the Republican primary election
tomorrow the city committee has had
printed $4,000 ballots, and Secretary
Hornlsh believes that this will not be.
more than q sufficient number, owing
to the fact that all OF the candidates
both on the general and ward tickets
Will be given supply OF ballots for
distribution among their workers and
friends. 1t is thought the vote Will
reach 5000 and 1t may go more than
that number. Ballots for the candi-
dates on the general ticket will be
given out to them In person by. secra-
tary Hornish tonight but candidates
for council will receive theirs from the
district committeeman.
Charles T. Bachmar, one OF the asplr-
ants for first branch OF council from
the Fifth ward, last night announced
that he had withdrawn from the race,
thus giving the nomination to Charles
H. Ahrens. Mr.. Bachman said that he
would have run had the nomination
come to him without opposition, but he
could not afford to neglect his business
to the degree necessary In making an
aggressive fight.
John W. Klndelberger has Withdrawn
from the race for second branch OF
council in the Second ward.
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% cent Hooks. Files and Blotters. Is
cents.
WI. LUKENs, One Price Jewelcr.
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Christmas SILK Neckties, lntest
shapes, Csc, ut McFADDEN'S.
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The Married Ladies' Euchre Club will
be entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Joseph S. Gibbs and Mrs. D. Carter
List at the List residence. Pleasant
Valley. "A
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Wheeling. December 20.
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MoosIC.

Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. T..
y. Bailey, pastor. Preaching at 10. 30 a.
IN. and 40 p. m.: Sunday school at =
u. M: Junior Epworth league at D.
M; Epworth league at $50 p. IN.
Presbyterian church, Rev. W. :.
Young. pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. IN.
and 1.30 p. M: Sunday school at n,
M: Junior Christian Endeavor at > u.
m: Senior Christian Endeavor at $50
y. m.
Mrs. James Thomas of Dewey street.
Is suffering with tonsilitis.
Moosc council. No. a1S. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, will hold
social and entertainment "Wednesday v
evening. March ~ All members and
their ladies are invited.
II. l.. Warner and John Koons are
erecting new store rooms adjoining the
ones they now occupy.
Thomas Evans. formerly of this place,
was caller in town yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Curry will take
place Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs.
Curry was twenty-seven years old. and
leaves IA husband and three small chill.
dren.