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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
THE NORTH GLADE CLUB
Elected Allen Brock President, and j
P. MAXWELL, Secretary.

P. Maxwell, Secretary.
Messrs. James p. Maxwell and Allen
Brock have returned from Oakland,
Nd, where they attended the meeting
OF the board OF directors of the North
Glade Fishing Club. the crack sports
mems organization. the forming Of
which the Intelligencer told of exolu-
sively Thursday morning. The dlrec-
tors organized by electing the following
officers:
Presldent-Allen Brock, of Wheeling.
Secretary and Treasurer-James P,
Maxwell. of Wheeling
General Managers-A. C. Browning
and Allen Garlitz, of Oakland, Nd.
The board also adopted bylaws, and
transacted other business. The work
on the club house is progressing at a
satisfactory rate. and the clubs adj
vantages win be open to the member
ship at the opening Of the coming fish
Ing and hunting seasons. 1t is likely
that formal opening win be arranged
later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
1n CLARK Robertson,n oalce.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfers of real estate
were recorded:
Deed made January 10. 1900, by F. p.
Mcneil, trustee. to Henry g. Hoffman:
transfers south half Of lot 10 In square
10, Eighth wnrd.
Deed made January II, 1900, by Il, s,
Allison and wife to r. J. Greene; con-
slderotlon, slG6 &C; transfers lot II in
NJ Graham's addition.
Anna j, Booker qualified us admin
istatrIx Of the John D. Hooker estate.
with S. w. Booker MS surety
Peter Frederick qualified rs guardian
OF Mary johnson, minor; Charles
Frederick surety,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
M5sorabls, Unhappy Woman
suffering Eoodyesaty When
DR.. GREENE'S NERYURA
Blood and Nerve Remedy
WILL MAKE HER WELL.

Woman win her deLeats body and nnsrnHg nerves. LIe
az ZEE Tte Void and d her over M Iogg1 fGaas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
Arrested for Theft.

Yesterday afternoon, on Information
received from the stsubenvlIle author
flies. Officer Wells arrested man
mined Linton, on the charge Of steal
ing SlO1 from man NJ Steubenvllle.
Linton had come down 10 Martins
Ferry from Stcubenvlllc In company
With woman Of had character. whom
he lcft In the the-river town and
came to Wheeling. The man was
found In the Second ward by tho OIL
Ger. and he Ii now held awaiting ne
ton by the Steubenvllle people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

EbUpIo anu V4s1IUIs'
j. ]. Mahoney. Of st. Mary's, is n
guest Of the Windsor.
Harry Eibin. Of Cameron, was at the
Grand Central yesterday.
Sheriff r. L. Cunningham, Of Fair
mont. was In the city last night.
W. NJ. Henderson and wife. of New
Cumberland, are at the Stamm.
s. II. Bowman, Of MorGantown, was
n register at the Mcclure last night.
Fred. a, Morgan, advance agent for
allow Hopper Was sldetrncked," Is at
the Nichols.
Mrs. John Reufr of Twenty-elghth
street, is seriously III. threatened with
typliold fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

GUaUUUs
We have fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs OF SpOCtAclDN, giving liB
q record and experience uneQunlled by
any other OpticlRn in West Virginia.
satisfaction gunFHnteel.
JACOB W. GHUBB, OpticiRn.
No, 1900 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
25PerCent
Discount.
On about $50 Mems OvercoatS, only two three Of kd d
all this seasons make About 200 Mems Suits one, two al
three Of kind Albert Us Boys Yestee SHt AOH Boys ID
Cats and Refers with the exception Of one lot Top coats

This simple announcement with no further ezpa
nation should be sufficient floors during the
tnuance this sale but there who
be tempted Judge store by the methods employed by
othespeople who have responded similar
before only to meet dsappointment to whom
statement may Justly due Our s5 cent rSduc
tun sale guaranteed strictly square and legitimate the dis
ready the state, means quite saving quite
important contsmplave clothing buyers Further
more we back statement WITH THE REWARD OF FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for a single instance Of marking up
goods or tampsEing with the tickets and positively
tickets for the lowest prices at which the goods
have during the entire and from these
prices the IS per cent discount will be allowed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
Special Barqains IN Irousers

70 TO- ORDER RIDER on SHORT iii NO i
Ss.oo-Fine English and French, re-
duced from $1,000.
S7.O0-Fine English and French, re-
duced from 5000.
$e.oo-Fino Domestic, reduced from
$500.
s5.oo-All Wool Domestic, reduced
from $500. At
g. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TailorS and FnrniBherB,
1921 and 1923 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
Gle gnteItlaerlear
onlee. % nna 81 rourteenth $1,000.
New Advertisements.

Best Rubber Collars = McFadden's :
ssanor Shoe stocl-BostOn Shoe syndl-
January seiiing-snOOk & cO.-Eighth
We're sOrry-HOuse & Herrmnnn-Fi Fifth
Wrap selllng-George L. stItel & Co.
Have You Marrow FOot?-Nay Bros
For Rcnt-Howard Hazlett s. Son.
Chamber Of Commerce Meeting.
Agents Wanted.
Wanted--A Man
Wanted-Glrl for General HOuseworE.
Stockholders MeetIng-Citlzens Railway
Company.
List OF Letters.
Clearance Sale OF Ladies' wraps-stone
& Thomns-Eighth page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
Public Notice.

The Master Horseshoers OF Wheeling
and vicinity take this method Of letting
the public know that the following
named shops belong to the Master
Horseshpers' Association OF America,
and are union shops:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13
BAERs CLOTHING HOUSE.
Clearance Sale
w. OF MEMS AND BOYS
IS ODD SUITS AND OVERCOATS.

1T doesn't matter to you whether we have one or
hundred Suits and Overcoats Of sort, if the one
we have is the one you want. But it matters to
US. To have a customer fall in love with Suit or
Overcoa, and then fail TO get the required size, is
to make that person dissatisfied with the store.
Hence Clearance Sales, when we5bunch the Jews
ofvarious Sorts and telling plainly that sizes are
missing here and there, we sell them in way to
make friends instead Of losing them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-13

Low Rates to CLEVELAND.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie viii sell
tickets January i6, II and IS, at re-
duced rates, account the National Re
tail Grocers' Association.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
James corrigan Loses His Vile. Two Daughters,
orandchiid and Niece In Lake Erie.

James corrigan Loses His Vile. Two Daughters.
orandchiid and Niece In Lake Erie.
One of tue most heart-rending acci-
dents that have occurred on the lakes in
many years happened last Saturday
when the yacht ldIor. owned by Jas.
Corrigan. the senior partner OF the firm
of Corrgan. Mckinney K Company,
sunk in Lake Erie during gale, cnrry-
ING down with IL the greater pant OF the
family Of Mr.. Corrigan. The yacht
started down the lake from Port Huron
tho previous day bound Tor Cleveland
with Mrs. Corrigan, mn unmarried daugll-
ter and "A married daughter, Mrs. Reilly
baby daughter Of Mrs. Kelley, and Mrs.
John Corrigan and her daughter. An
old lake captain named Holm had charge
OF the yacht. Mr.. Jas. Corrigsn left the
party at Port Huron and proceeded by
train to Cleveland he f,oing indisposed,
which perhaps saved his life. A terrific
gale came up when they were about fifty
miles from Cleveland and in about five
minutes the yacht went down. Mrs.
John Corrigan and the crew were
rescued. The women were in the snlon
when the gale came up and were SO over
come with fright that all Efforts 10 per
suade them to leave were OF no avail.
Wednesday three of the bodies were
recovered but TO date the bodies ol
baby Riley aud John Corrigan's 3
daughter have not been recovered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
keep up with the Grow -

Special Sale on Ladies' and Mems Shoes
now going on. Watch this space also
our Dodgers. II will
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

Work on the Last Section Of the Milwaukee
Road Extension Well Under Way.

Road Extension Well Under Way.
The people OF this city have been
guessing ever since the first OF tho year
IA TO the intentions Of the Milwaukee
road but they need guess no longer for
work upon the section which connects
the city with the extention to the IA mes
has already begun and before William
Mckinley is agais chosen president Of
these United States the last spike on
the long looked and hoped for Milwau-
kee road connection will have b, on
driven. The grading contract which
was first let. carried the road only TO
the Hilltop mine and many worried for
fear that the extension would stop
there. IL is IA long and tedious job To
secure right.oi-wny and fix up other
matters for the ex xtension al road and
it wns n hitch in the right-oi-way he
tween the city and the illtop that kept
tho contract from being let ere this. All
mutters have now been straightened out
and deeds for the right-of-wny have been
TUNED. The four lots belonging to
Thnmns Wills estate have been pur-
chased for depot grounds anil the lots
elonging to j. III Parks lying immedi-
ntely bnck Of the Wills lots have been
purchased for yards. Chas. Pcterson's
house is in the way of the road and he
has sold part OF his lot and will move
his house bnck about twenty feet. The
next resident interfered with il is Robert
Phillips. lie has sold sixty feet OF his
property and will have TO move one OF
his houses. The house of Erick Erick-
son stunds right on the grade md is
being moved now. Joseph Twas house
IN another that must be moved and
there are "A half dozen Of barns standing
in the line OF the survey on the Falls
location that will be moved. The Mill
waukeo road people have paid every
person interiercd with all their property
is worth and no eninity has occurred
with anyone, fact that speaks very
highly for the officials OF the road. The
line leaves the Falls location running
back OF Chns. Anderson's house md
makes onto the Youngstown mine prop
erty. II crosses the e. K NV just west
81 the Youngstown switch and then
makes across the mine forty skirting the
edge Of the big dirt pile made by the
stripping of the Claire mine. II crosses
the creek at that point and then makes
| up on the fiat where it makes a gentle
curve crossing the river "A short distance
around the bend from the place where
Brown Bros mill stood. IL then skirts
the base of tho rock bluffs north OF town
and crosses the Amasa track about
700 feet north OF the section house and
keeping northeast bearing, runs north
of the pine forty" and joins the line
already built north of the swamp.
Work was started on the depot
grounds Wednesday getting the grade in
shape for small cnrs. All along the line
there are sections started and before
another week is past tho whole line will
loo alive with men at work. The shinge
shed OF Brown Bros. has been fitted up
for n camp. Mr.. Willis thinks that he
will have the grade completed by the
first OF October.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
A Successful Business.

Abe Sackim was in the city "a couple
ofdays during the week. He was accom-.
panied by MIR. Mcndleson. OF Iron Noun.
tain, and the two gentlemen spent theii
time taking inventory at the Paris store
IL being just six months since Mr.. Sack.
i'm started business there. A reporter
FOR The DIAMOND DaIIL happened
around after MIR. Sackim had finished
his work and learned that he il very
well pleased with the patronage accord
ed him, 40 well pleased in fact that he
has his mind made up to enlarge hisstock
and spread out in lines that Crystal
Falls people have not the advantage OF
All assortment of ut the present time.
This is good news to Crystal Falls
people and q deserved compliment to
Ben Seaman who has managed the bust
ness here for the past six months.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
WILL 90 IN STYLE.
Crystal Falls Fire Department TO Have a Pull.
man Sleeper at the Tournament.

Crystal Falls Fire Department TO Have a Pull
man Sleeper at the Tournament.
Crystal Falls is not To be outdone 10y
any of the rival teams ia nccommodn-
tions at the Calumet Tournament.
Arrangements are under way with the
Milwaukee road Tor Pullman car 10 he
used by the team in making the trip to
Calumet and during their stay in that
city. The Milwaukee road officials have
signiilcd their desire to make everything
lovely for the boys aud they will un-
doubtetlly set u ear at the Hilltop mine
aud return it there after the tourna-
mcnt.
The boys intend going 10y way Of the
Range Junction aud the Copper Range
road.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

la Shoe Styles go to the LATEST SHOE
STORE. 1t cost no moro TO have the
Latest style and freshest goods if you
seek them in the right place.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
VIII Test New Law.

The first hard fight against the tax
law passed last winter will be waged at
Grand Rapids by the street railway and
gas companies OF that city. The state
Tax Commission ordered the ASSESS
ments 81 these concerns raised several
thousand dollars in valuation. A
demand was mude upon them by the
city Tor the amount Of their taxes hast
week and they refused to pay and the
matter has gone into the courts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
county commlt,ee MeetIng.

A meeting of the county committee
was hold at Iron River last Saturday to
determine the time Of holding tho con-
yentiou for the nomination OF county
officers. Almost all the candidates were
present and with two exceptions de-
clared themselves as favorable 20 the
17th day Of July. The committee
after listening TO the candidates pro-
ceedcd To vote upon the question, The
vote being eight Tor the 17th Of July and
three for the 25th OF August.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14

Rsdue ID 81 900 Acres During the Past Year -
Iron Iron County Has Much OF IT,
Uncle Sam still has 25l 900 acres Of
land To give away ia this peninsula
according TO the Marquette Mining
Journal. The past year hns seen quite
IA reduction in the acreage owing to
two causes. one the great copper boom
which made lands in Ontonagon and
and IIoughton counties very valuable,
and the other the timber and stone act,
which allows the purchase OF lands
more valuable for timber or stone than
for it's agricultural features. Much OF
the land that has been taken up in this
county during the past year has come
under that head.
Iron county had IL, III acres TO Civ,
away n year ago and at the present
time can offer not more than 9.002
| Tho 40 oro,,oa no cnunfioa Ia a A fniIowa,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
All DOING to the Circus.

Every body Is talking about Ringing
Bros famous big circus, which IL To ex-
hibit In Iron Mountain, Wednesday.
July 1S. Several big excursions will 60
from this vicinity and the popularity of
the show will insure an enormous crowd.
People from this locality should make
an especial effort To arrive in time 90 see
the new free street carnival which pre-
cedcs tho exhibition every morning nj
10 o'clock. Tho procession il divided
into thirty enormous sections. each 81
which Is a complete parade. aud pre-
sents In it's entirety bewildering.
magnificent two-miIe carnival of page.
antry, such as the world has never seen
In this gorgeous display are shown over
over 100 beautiful dens and cages OF
wild animals, 500 horses, % elephants
and nearly thousand people, and the
costumes throughout nre OF the finest
silks, satins, and cloth Of gold. The
performance that follows is the most
magnificent arenic display ever pre-
sented by any circus in America.
-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-07-14
school Elsotlon.

The annual school meeting OF the
township school district OF Crystal
Falls was held in the town hall last
Monday. At the noon meeting SIS 200
dollars school taxes were voted Tor the
coming year. One hundred seventy.
seven votes were cast Tor the officers
the vote resulting in Richard Webse
Emerson ID. Mcneil and A. NJ. Darling
being chosen as the new members OF th,
board
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-29
THE SMELL MURDER TRIAL.
A Probability That the Case VIII Go
TO the Jury Tomorrow.

When court convenes this morning for
continuation of the trial of Benjamin II.
Smell for the murder OF Lizzie Weisen-
berger, the Government will place several
witnesses on the stand to rebut testimony
brought out by the defence. At the con-
clusion OF this evidence. the defence Will
cal. Dr. Burrell. the Government having
withdrawn objection to his introduction as
an expert In insanity.
From present Indications II IS thought
that the case will be given TO the jury
tomorrow evening.
The case has developed into a contest
between experts in insanity and the de-
fence apparently relies upon the strength
of the case il has made out, while the
District Attorney appears to be satisfied
with his efforts TO combat the theory OF
epileptic insanity.
The closing argument of the case Will
probably be begun by the prose cution to-
morrow forenoon, the defence following
with their side in the afternoon, the charge
of Judge Clabaugh to the jury being de-
livered in the evening.
Mr.. Turner has stated that three hours
viii probably be the length Of time allowed
each side for its argument and prayer TO
the court, but he declined 10 venture an
opinion upon the probable length of time
the Jury would consume in its delibera-
ton. He would not say what he believed
would be the final outcome, though when
asked IL he would apply for a new trial,
said:
I'VE may not need a new trial"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-29

A meeting Of the board of directors of
the Old Dominion and Great Falls Railway
Company will be held this week for the
purpose of getting affairs in such shape
as to allow of the commencement of the
construction al an early day The pro-
| motors of the new enterprise are salts
/ fed that railroad traversing the country
through which it is proposed 10 run the
new line will be great success and have
determined TO loose no time in preparing
to get the rolling stock in motion.
Under the charter which was granted
under the laws of Virginia the Old Do
minion and Great Falls Railway will have
| its starting point on the Potomac River
! in Alexandria county, Va, opposite the
District Of ColumbLl, and its terminal at
either Loudoun or Fairfax Court House.
II will, however. under the terms CT the
charter, be possible for the road TO have
a terminal at both these places.
Joseph s. Miller. who has been chosen
president Of the new corporation, stated
last night that in all probability the work
of construction will be begun early during
the spring. Part Of the line of road has
topography OF the country is concerned
he said, it could not be better suited for
the running of road. Aside from this,
he has, after a careful examination Of the
sections of the counties In Virginia
through which It is proposed TO extend
the lines Of the road, that they are ripe
1 for development, and as the new enterprise
will not be compelled TO compete with
older lines, there is scarcely any doubt of
-rH.
has been under consideration by the pro-
moters for some time and it was only after
careful reflection AMI as thorough an OK
animation II the field as is possible at
this time that they determined TO ma
terialiZe their ideas. The amount of capt.
tai stock has not been definitely decided
upon. he stated but il is probable that It
Will be made the limit allowed by the
charter, which Is $300yua For this amount
he Is OF the opinion that the road can be
constructed and the rolling stock put in
motion.
AS yet, il has not been determined. Mr..
Miller stated, whether the motive power
will be steam or electricity, but the pro-
moters have determined that the service
shall be first -class IN every particular.
II is also very probable that Mr.. Miller
will be selected by the company to direct
the construction OF the new road. In this
line of work he has mad considerable ex-
perience, having been closely identified
with the construction Of railroads in Vir-
ginia and in the West during the last TWEEN
ty-iive years or more.
At meeting of the stockholders and
charter members Of the company held on
Saturday the following were chosen dl-
rectors:
George G. Bo;eler. Joseph s Miller, v h.
Scott. Nathaniel Wilson, A. d. Hines. II. II.
Jewell. G. y. Saegmuer George T. Tnntt Jos
eph Tabor 10 nson. T. NJ Rixey. W II H4s',
A. u. Grunwe,l. II. u. Wcver, Samuel L. Phil |
lips. Charles 8 Bradley, and :. Thomas Brown.
The directors Organized By tlt election Of the |
following officer: Joseph S. Miller, President; |
r. ID. Weyer. Vice President; A. b. GnInwcll, |
Treasurer, and A. b. Hines. Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-29

| reports. indeed. are equal 20 monthly mag
azines. and even the daily newspaper is
represented in the Congressional Rec
ord Orders are taken for millions of
blanks at a time. for the printing Office
supplies them to every custom house. land
Office, internal revenue Office, pension
agency. postofice. navy. war. consular.
and diplomatic Office in the service Of the
United States. All the pay rolls. officers
commissions. mems discharges, millions Of
envelopes for use at the Capitol, census
blanks, scientific works, and reports of
geographical and geological surveys-all
these and more are sent out.
Many books are printed. one of the
largest jobs being the records of the War
of the Rebellion, 120 volume having
already been published. Lately the ex-
penses have been greatly reduced but be-
fore the establishment of the printing Of
fee the work was often extremely elab-
crate and expensive. For instance, two
volumes OF the Explorations for Rail
road from st. Paul TO Puget Sound" cost
slss, l0S.14. Now IT is rare that the cost of
book exceeds $40, 900.
One OF the most interesting features is
the rapidly with which the work can be
accomplished as a great deal of It is Con-
gressional, and everything depends on the
promptness with which it is finished
Often a piece of work reaches the proof
reading room an hour after the copy
reaches the compositors' hands. as it often
occurs that hundred or more men are
put upon one piece of work, and great
deal Of il is done at night.
The most striking illustration OF recent
execution of hurried orders was the print
ing Of the message of the President trans
hitting the report Of the naval court OF
enquiry upon the destruction of the United
SIS battleship Maine. The publication
consisted of 2as pages OF reading matter
with tweniy-four full-page engrayings and
one Autograph In colors. and, although the
originals of the illustrations were not in
possession OF the Office until 3 p. IN. March
%. and the manuscript was not received
until p. m. of the same day. complete
copies in paper covers were placed upon
the desks of Senators and Representatives
by 10 o'clock the following morning.
Congress has appropriated $1,000. 900 for
the building. and on July q, 1893, ground
was broken for it.