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of Mrs j s. Cochran, returned to her
home. at st. clalrsville, yesterday.
Mann's foundry was on yesterday
moEningi allowing its employees to at
tend the funeral Of John clifford.
Richard Potts and Charles Meyers re-
turned 20 WeIlsburg yesterday, after a
few days with friends here,
Mr.. ana Mrs. George King. OF Wash
ington. Pa, are the guests Of Mrs. SUI
san specht in Aetnaville.
A large number from here attended
the dance given at the opera house In
Bridgeport last evening.
| SIN. WilliamLTfix returned yester-
day from ten days visit with rela-
lives at youngstown.
I Mrs. ]. II. Philips returned yesterday
from few days visit with relatives at
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Blon williams left yesterday for
4tcKeesport, to spend few days with
relatives.
"A new glass tank is being erected at
the National Class Company's plant
to Pittsburgh. having been called here
by the death OF N. B. Groves
Mrs, Samuel Ellifritz returned to
East Liberty yesterday.
Mn. Matilda Owen is quite III at her
home, on Broadway.
Miss Rose Balm, OF Vine street, is
slowly Improving.
A., ,,at, NFa,stg ,.st,,.y,,,,yJ ,,o,t AL -,
o. c. Parker Is slowly improving.
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Bsllaire Briefs.

The banquet Of the Belmont County
Medical Society at the Windsor Hotel
Thursday, promises to be quite an in
terestinE occasion for the physicians,
their wives and their friends. DR.. A.
W. Koral will make an address of well
come. and Dr.. A. H. Heweston will pre-
side as toastmsster.
DIR. D. w. Bone presented the mem
bers Of the legislature yesterday with
the draft OF new bill providing for
protection to resident sportsmen, as
well as game. 1t is to be introduced
at this session..
A twelve-year-old boy was before
Mayor Freez yesterday. charged with
snatching pocketbook from lady in
Blum's store Saturday evening, but as
no one appeared to prosecute the boy
was turned out. after lecture by the
mayor.
The suit of Sarah Keys ct al, against
the Pittsburgh & Wheeling Coal Com
pany, which has been through all Of
the courts OF this state. is to come up
again in the common pleas court this
term.
Edward Moore was around yesterday
securing pledges for the opening per-
formance at the new opera house, and
the guarantee was given by all to whom
the paper was presented.
The Democrats have begun to move
for the spring campaign, and their city
committee is called to meet at the Her
aid office Friday evening.
The ladies' OF the Christian church
are making arrangements for a yalen-
tine social, at which refreshments will
be served.
Miss Helen Coffey returned to New
ark yesterday. after visit with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. S. cofIey.
Thomas McGough. deputy mine in
spector, was down yesterday, looking at
the mines south Of town.
Miss Daisy Johnson entertained the
Country Club at her home yesterday
evening.
Miss LuIu Nelson will entertain the
shakesperenn Club at her home, this
week.
Rev. W. L. Fisher. of the Christian
church, left yesterday for New London,
Mo.
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MARrIN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

The Woman's Club Will meet to-Hior-
row afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
+. *. Hoge, on North Fourth street, IN
stend of with MIS- Robert Kerr. on
Tenth street. Following is the pro-
gramme:
French Sculptor N and Tss,F Mp'! Smith
"a Visit to FontaIneblean' -;
,,..... Mrs. Hiram w. Smith
Reading from "Innocenis A I2,,. S 60;
sNel'h iro". Mrs. Fannie Anderson
OuotatIons Victor Hugo .....'.'M Members
The funeral OF John clifford occurred
Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock. from
bis tnta residence, on Second street.
Rev s j. Boyle, OF the Presbyterian
church assisted by Rev, ]. T. Morton.
of the Methodist Episcopal church, ON
cInted. Interment followed at River
view cemetery
Tho funeral of Mrs Matthew Jones
whose death was noted In yesterdays
Intellirenccr. viii take place from her
late residence, on North Fifth street,
tbis afternoon, at 9 o'clock. Rev. w.
I Williams, rector of ST. .Paul's EpIs-
copni church. will oHiclatc, lnterment
viii be at the Penlnsular cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Isaac Griffin
took Mace yesterday afternoon at !
o'clock. from the United Presbyterian
church. and was lnrgcly attended. Rev.
Archibald 4. Robinson. p1stor Of the
church. OBLIGATED Interment was at
RIVeryieu. cemetery
Invitations were received here yes
terdny for the marriage Of Miss Agnes
Stevenson to DR.. George Cunningham
sharp. both we'll known young people
Of CadIz. to occur OF the home OF the
brides parents. Tuesday, January 10.
Room No. .. Mt the Central school,
closed down yesterday on account OF
one OF the pupils Of that room. the
ninc-ycar.old child OF Fred Theirs
having diphtheria.
The womnn's Home Missionary So.
clety or tho Presbyterian church VIII
meet Thursday afternoon. in the recep-
ton room Of the church.
II was learned last evening from
reliable source that the old department
OF the LauEhlln would resume next
Monday morning,
]. T.. Reynolds. ]. c. Gray and L. l.,
Srheehie were In Forkvlllc yesterday
afternoon. appraisng the property OF
the late John linton.
Miss weldy, who has been the guest
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BOWLING.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9?.-samuel Karpf,
manager OF the Greater New York
bowling team, has written w. v.
Thompson. manager of the All-Star
team, Of Chicago. suggesting series
Of matches between the two teams at
the International bowling tournament.
TO be held here next summer, for the
Championship of the United States.
The international tournament will be
held at Union Hin Park or Jersey City
Heights from July 16 to %, undo the
auspices Of the United Bowling Clubs Of
New York. y guarantee prize fund Of
$4,000 has been secured and the details
of the tournament are rapidly assum-
ing shape.
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"a bachelors Romance" coon 90 5e
produced by the Players. Is charming
comedy. David Holmes. a literary crit
Sc and editor OF the Review, Is man
OF about forty years Of age His life
has been one Of hard work. with no
time for pleasure. very dear friend
tHcnry somerD dies, leaving Daold as
guardian or his daughter Sylvia David
without seeing his ward, gives her In
charge of maiden relative, who brings
her 40 to the age Of seventeen. Al this
lime sylvia. who has become very tired
or ror Aunt Clementina. presents her
Yeif to Mr.. Holmes and gains his COR
sent 10 attend convent without his
knowing who she is. Sylvia Immediate
~ fails in love with her guardian. and
lIkcwlse David does the same. This
forms the opening Of the play and from
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arbe Great Train Robbery .

standing room only" and very little
Grand Opera House last night. when
''The Great Train Robbery" opened a
half weeks engagement. It Is an In
tensely realistic western border drama,
with real "red skins" and great
flourish Of revolvers and guns. The
scenic effects are excellent. While
many of the situations are Intensely
thrilling, the comedy element is very
prominent A great deal Of merriment
is caused by the wrestling match be-
tween man and bear The company is
large. and the play is splendidly cast.
There are number OF very pleasing
specIaltie-, The play is a genuine now
city, and during the remainder OF the
engagement win doubtless pack the
theatre at each performance.
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Wednesdays MUsIcA1 EVENT
Is the Analytical Recital by DR..
Henry G. Hanchett.

The musical event this week Is the
analytical recital, consisting of pro-
gramme of pianofOrte selections. by DR..
Henry G, Hanchett, at the Carroll Club
auditorium Wednesday evening, at $3.50
o'clock under the auspices Of the
Daughters OF the Revolution. No stu
dents tickets viii be sold at the door.
saws the syracuse Daily Courier: by
means of these Illuminating analyses,
Dr. Hanchett enables one who Is not
Technically proficient in music to grasp
more fully the beauties continued In
serious musica! works. Those who seek
Ia know the true inwardness OF u great
composition will derive a great satis'
ractIon from attending these recitals,
and others who care only for the pleas
ure of the moment in listening to a nu-
steal entertainment will find his bril-
liant, as well as solid, performances
very enjoyable"
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MoUNDsv111E BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
countH,s Chief City.

Yesterdays news from hAaESnh4l
County's Chief City.
FIJI. Yost, West virElnia's champion
foot ball player, arrived in the city yes
terday evening, from Columbus. He
was coach for the Kansas University
team last fall. His team played eleven
games during the season. winning every
game, and capturing the championship
Of the Western Collegiate League.
Mrs. Mary T. Pratt returned to her
home at Cameron. Ohio. yesterday, az
ter spending several days as the guest
Of her son, OF the Third ward. Mrs.
Pratt purchased property while here,
and will move to the city some time In
February.
Bishop coadjutor Grnvatt, who was to
have preached at the Episcopal church
here Sunday. was taken suddenly Ill
Saturday night. and left for his home
at Charles Town, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Cornella Hamilton is teaching in
room Il OF the Central building, during
the absence Of Miss Sarah Porter, who
is sick at her home. on Second street.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Beck, OF Wheel
ing, were the guests OF Mrs. Beck's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Logan, last
Sunday.
James McCuskey. OF Cameron, is Wis
itlng his son. b. f. Mccuskey. at his
home, on Tenth street.
The eight months-old child OF Milton
Grandstaff, OF Purley avenue. died yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Pierce NJ. Conner is home from
u visit with relatives in Illinois.
Harry McEldowney, of New Martins
VILE. was in the city yesterday.
State Mine Inspector James PAUL is
here inspecting the local mines.
S. H. Bonar is at Washington, Pa.
as a witness in lawsuit,
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pR1paEPoRT HAPPEN1Nas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

The second dny's services Of the Ave-
day convention which began at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning were largely attended The
services. which are being held each af-
tcrnoon at 3 o'clock and each evening
Mt 7:SO o'clock. except Saturday, are
conducted by Evangelist S. d. Gordon
OF cleveland who Is one OF the most
forclble and entertaining speakers that
ever visited the city.
The dance given at the opera house
last evening, under the direction OF
John Morrow. was n very enjoyable ar
fair and was largely attended. It was
the third Of series OF Monday night
dances given by the young people OF
this place. and they are gaining in pop
ulatity weekly. a large number from
Martins Ferry were In attendance.
Prof. Garrett furnished tho music.
The revival services being held at
the First NJ. Il. church are being large
~ attended, and the meetings are very
very interesting. Much good Is being
accomplished. The meetings will be
continued all this week, except satur-
day
The many friends In this city OF Mrs,
william Evans. Of Allegheny, viii be
glad to learn that she II slightly I'M
proved While not yet out Of danger
by any means. more hopes are enter
tnlned for her recovery.
Miyses George and Lena Dent who
have been the guests Of Miss Blanche
Koen At Warrington w Va. have re-
turned to their home In this city.
The dance and cake walk given last
evening by the "Bowcry Boys" at
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pHIuA1RE HAPPENINas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
OF Belmont County.


There seems to be no probability Of
landing the thieves arrested in Chicago
on whom was found the gold watch "E.
E. Heatherington." 1t is not known, Of
course. how they came into possession
Of the watch, and the grlevous part Of
1tIs there seems to be no likelihood Of
having the possessors ever give their
explanation, or the people here have an
opportunity OF seeing the fellows. so
khat they might know whether the men
were ever here or not, or IL they only
have close connection with the local
thieves. And all this state of affairs
is brought about because of the expense
necessary and no way provided to pay
II. Marshal Johnston looked up the
matter, and located the owner OF the
watch. and notified the Chicago detec-
tive, d. p. CalIoran. Then word came
10 make out papers and come at once.
The marshal consulted the prosecuting
attorney, and wired that having no evil
dence 1t was not deemed advisable to
prosecute, at least not until they knew
something more Of the circumstances,
Then came a message from Detective
CaIloran, which read: "1t you do not
prosecute you will get no watch" This
seems remarkable that solen property
is located, but will not be delivered un-
less prosecution Is to be made. The
party losing the property Is not willing
TO put up for the expense. and there is
no other provision should the case fail
The InteIIIgencer received the follow
ing Associated Press at 2:So this morn
ing:
CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-The police re-
ceived a telegram to-day from Marshal
johnson, OF Bellaire, Ohio, saying w.
b. Hinton and James Hinton, who are
under arrest in Chicago, are wanted in
Rellalre for burglary. When arrested
they had $1,000 in their possession.
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wE11sBURa.
Dolugs of People in the Brooke cOun-
ty Metropolis.

Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.
There was large attendance Mt the
Epworth League service in the NJ. r.
church ON Sunday evening, to hear
Miss Elizabeth Hunters address in the
interest Of the student volunteer mis-
sIonary movement. a committee was APP
pointed to enlarge the work of the
league In this direction.
The special term OF circuit court. an
nounccd to he held on Saturday last,
was postponed until to-day. Chancery
business only Will be transacted, II
will be Judge Melvin's first court In
Brooke county since his appointment to
succeed the late Judge PAUL.
James Archer ESQ, OF Cross Creek
district, was in the city yesterday He
will be a candidate for state senator at
the Republican primaries. This makes
three candidates for this office, Mcssrs'
scott and McClcary having been IN the
field for some time.
The sale OF the John Wright farm, In
Cross Creek district was postponed IN
definitely by Special Commissioner John
c, Palmer, jr.
John II. shakcly and Hattie y. Me-
cure. both OF Lazearville, We're mar
rIcd on saturday evening by Rev r. II,
Miller
Charles Hell. Of MoDonald Pa, Wis
tied his family over sunday They ex-
-, 90 rcr,ove this week to Mcdonald.
There is talk OF Incorporating Lazcar-
Vile, our northern suburb, The resi-
dents there want better roads
A special session OF the county court
is called for "Wednesday, january IL, for
road business.
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An Old Theory
Exploded.
Food NOT Digested in the
Stomach.
This Organ only Prepetss Il for Assinila.
tion BY the Iltestiaes.


Until few months ago the medical
profession, as well as the public at
large. have always believed that food
was dIgested in the stomach: but thanks
to science, they are now enabled to tol-
low the whole process Of digestion with
their own eyes from the moment food
enters the mouth until II Is taken tnt0
the system, or carried OF through the
bowels. Heretofore all remedies for the
cure OF dyspepsin have been given with
the idea OF assisting The stomach to d.
gest food, and the discovery that this
organ does not digest Il at all explains
the cause OF their failure TO cura the
disease, and It's constant increase In
spite OF the thousand AMI one remedies
used. Another and equally important
discovery was also made; that there arc
three dlstinc; kinds OF dyspepsia, two
Of which require different remedies and
the remedy for one mugs be exactly OPP
pOslte TO that OF the other in character.
For instance. acid dyspepsia requires
an alkaline treatment; indigestion an
acid treatment, these combined and
given In one dose neutrallze each other.
consequently, cannot be given together
with effect. The third and most dan
gerous OF all Intestinal dyspepsial, re-
quires q germiclde which must be harm
less, anu Yet Strung eHuuBH " ueShN9
the bacllll which cause the disease.
Understanding this and knowing that
they possess the only germlcide which
can be taken internally without injury
(IIyomei). the r. T. Booth Company
have placed on the market dyspepsia.
cure. and the only one made which
treats every phase Of the disease sepa-,
rateiy. That 1t has been success Is.
shown by the fact THAT THBY GUAR
ANTEE II: SOMETHING NEVER
DONE BEFORE. and agree to return
the money II curt is not effected.
Send symptoms and receive free treat
ment,
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A wrestling challenge.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 22.-Her-
man smith, manager of Mott VIckere,
the Andka giant. has issued sweeping
challenge to wrestlers. He will pit
vickere against any man In the world,
Hall Ali preferred, at catch-as.catch-
can style. Vickere is a young farmer
hoy. stands, six feet eight inches. and
weighs $50 pounds Smith expects him
TO wrestle at 800 pounds.
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rice so Cents.
ssad for Iree Sample.

that until the close very pretty love
story is told. Every character is good
in the play and those who are fortunate
enough to be present win witness one
of the very best plays ever given by
"rhe Players" The date is Thursday
evening, February /.
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AGENTS.
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE or MOODY NOW
IH ready. Tens Of thousands viii be
sold. Opportunity OF lie time 70 make
money. Big profits: credit; freight paid.
Send ten cents for outfit and be hrst In
fieid. Each subscriber gets 4 iiTie. photO-
type portrait Of Mr.. MoodN for framing
free Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 49, n. 18th St, Phil-
adeiphia, Pa. jat5-mW&f
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ROLF & ZANE,
....FOR RENT.
No. 20 Fourteenth

FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eon street, 10
rooms both gases for $500.
New house. Mount Wood road
No e Sixteenth street, 1-story brick
store ROOM good cellar and 10 rooms.
No. Il Vermont street.
Desirable property for Wholesale buaI-
ness, centrally located
No. 10 Vermont street,
N,?CO.
No. CO North Front street
Desirable property on Chapllns street-G
corner lot, IS feet front
No. 20 Sixteenth street.
No. 81 Maryland street
No. "a North York street.
No. Sc Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No. AZ Main street
No. !?2 and l29ls Market street
No. s9ii Main street.
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Ass1eNEE's SALE.

4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
N PROPERTY - HUSCROFT BROS.
GREENERY.
BY virtue OF decd Of assignment, made
" G. Huscroit Grading as Huseroft
Bros1 to the undersigned assignee dated
the i2th day Of September. 1879, and re-
corded in the clerks ofilne OF the county
court Of Ohio county In Deed OF trust
Book No Sc. page Gil, Will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY, IS, 1890.
beginning at 10 o'clock n. m. Of said day.
ssiI on the premises. In the Peninsula addt'
tIon 10 the city OF Wheeling. at public
auction. all the following property. to-wit:
A certain leasehold for greenhouse pur-
noses, for the term OF ten years ana SIX
months. beginning on the lst day o. april
her 1901, to the ten lots numbered from
81 10 10 Inclusive In the Peninsula addition
10 the city OF Wheeling, laid out by Row
4 HaiIef. as shown upon the plat OF said
addition recorded In said clerks ONCE In
Plat Book No. ], page lS
This sale including all privileges anu
being subject to all conditions provided In
said lease, including the payment to the
Lessor OF the sum OF Sl.2S on each hrst
dRy OF January April, July and October
hefaaftor until the expiration Of said term.
Also all buildings. green houses erected
upon said lots or any OF them, anu all
boilers, pipes, frames, glass, pots iurnis
ture and onn wagon situate upon sGia lots
or any OF them; formerly owned by the
HuscFoft Bros. and used by them In con-
nectlon with their buBineHH as florists.
Said property will be sold AZ a whole
or In parcels, as may be deemed most ad-
yantaEeous TO the trust
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thlrd or as much
more OF the purchase money as the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay In cash on the
day OF sale. the balance, II any, IN two
equal installments OF six and twelve
months, with Interest on the deferred In
stallments from the day Of sale. the prin-
cipal and interest Of said deferred install.
ments to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the undersigned assignee.
JESS McCAUsLAND. Assignee.
S. o. BOYCE, Attorney
c. S. GREER. Auctloneer. Jai
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ON tho Musee alleys last night the Sana-
fcIs surprised the Tom Moores by taking
n game from them. Both teams bowled
Tne ZEN pins. hut Kings work for the San
ateIs and AIarschncr's for the MoOres was
.s.'..f.itr fine Sc0Fa
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wheeling League.

Three pretty contests were fought BY the
jrg league last night and the former
haEged the pair. The work OF Bycott and
PaTr for X. *. K. and Sortemau Tor
OcsoIas was very fine. Score.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

HANGE OF NAME OF STEAMER.
" NV. C. Pusey'' TO william Terry.
Notice is hereby given that the Honora-
bile Commissioner Of Navigation, under
date OF January Is. 1900. authorized the
change OF name Of steamer wv C. Pussy.
of wheeling. W. Va. net tonnage 49, oin-
cIal number 81, 250. owned by william Ter
e. II. SENSENY.
ja2o Surveyor Port OF wheeling.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN at the annual stockholders meeting
OF the Wheeling CorrugatinB Company,
corpora ton created under the laws OF the
state OF West Virginia. TO be held AZ the
office OF the company, In the city OF Wheel
ing, IN the state Of West Virginia, on the
I'd day Of January, 1900, resolution viii
be offered increasing the authorized mum:
Der on shares Of the capital stock OF said
company from fifteen hundred Q;ooOl
shares OF the par value OF one hundred
dollars $4,000 each TO nfty thousand
(5OOo0) shares OF the par value Of one hun
dred dollars (S10O.0O each
de2s stockholder.
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AVE- loan MONEY ON REAL IS
w TATE on easy monthly paymlesl5te.
Write for Particular. =. II sLQAN, SEC 81
retary, Teiephohe building wac nssSil ~ A.. :
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


NoTlcH.
desire 70 announce 10 the Republicans
Of Ohio County, that ] am CANDIDATE ter
County AaIeSior, Country District Of Ohie
County, At the primary election.
Your support Il respectfully 9oucitea
jaI LESTER SMITH.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE......

Lamb residence. Nos, 2i8i and 2ia3 Chap
line street Large rooinY house, corner
lot, at bargain. @
Nos. 1907 and 1909 Main street, business
house. Rents pay 8 per cent on price
Nos, 80 and 200 Chapllne street, at a
bargain
Nos. 1901. 1870 and 1896 Eofr street. This
property pays 10 per cent on price asked
ESQ buys house OF seven rooms, II Echo
Point
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NOR RENT THE DELAPLAIN
G homestead, located at No. lSN Chap
line street. Apply TO Jacob W. Grub, NO
1906 Marker street deg