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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-06
RErLATRE HAPPEN1Nas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Bslmont County,

A+tkhEAo Va aAAbNANNS IS
of Belmont County.
James w. Barr, the veteran hack dri-
yer, who was known to about every
body in this city. died yesterday MORN
ing from complication Of diseases. For
more than year he had been atllng,
but he seemed 10 recover somewhat. un-
III about a month ago he suffered re-
lapBe. and rapidly went down. He was
about sixty years Of age. and leaves
widow and several children, all
grown, He lived In wheeling several
years ago, and was roller by trade.
The ministerial association of this
city met yesterday at the home OF Rev
X. S. Corey, and several topics were
discussed informally. The principal
feature OF the meeting was the paper
OF Rev. h. A. Simons, on the subject OF
Civic Duties OF the Minister" They
Will meet scmi-monthly. and the next
meeting win be at the home OF Rev. TIE
Wrinkle.
Henry Hopkins and Cora Davis
slipped away quietly Saturday evening.
and were married at Martins Ferry
that evening. They intended keeping
II quiet, but It wouldn't stay that way.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
NJ. Love.
The remains OF John Mulllgan,
brought here from Warnocks Station,
were buried IN the Catholic cemetery
yesterday, after services at the Catholic
church, In this city,
Rev. ]. ]. Spencer. former pastor OF
the Christian church, but now located
at Lexington, KY, Is In the city, and
will hold a series OF meetings at the
church here.
D. w. Darrah, who has been clerl'lng
In the Baltimore & Ohio ONCE for some
time. win enter to-day upon new po-
sltion with the Enterprise Enamel Com
pany.
Miss Mary Parks win entertain the
Shakespeare club ut her home THE eve
ming. a social session alwnys follows
the shnkespermn reading or discuss
sion.
For the fourth trial the case OF Sarah
=. Keys VS.. the Pittsburgh \ wheeling
Coal Company will come up IN the COM
mon pleas court, at 81. Clnirsville' to-
day.
A. r. Kelsey will leave to-day for a
trip to Florida, and possibly take run
over to Cuba. He expects to be gone
six weeks or two months.
The Young Mems Club has divided In
to two sections, with Cook Danford cap
tain OF the Reds and II. w, Hemphlll
captain OF the Blues,
The land appraisers elected last fall
viii begin their work on the LIST ot
March. and are expected to complete II
by the tst or April
W. o. Houston left yesterday for Har-
vey. H.. where he VIII build additional
furnaces for the Belluirc stamping
Company.
Mayor John DUBOIS aud wife will
leave this week on southern trip,
spending some time IN Florida.
Frank j. Rocmor. Of Milwaukee, Wis,
came In IN r visit to his parents, MIR.
aud Mrs II. Roemer
l.. Straub sold his half Interest In the
Belmont business property OF McGlnty
& Straub for $1,000
Lawrence Dubois and wife returned
yesterday from brief wedding trip
Fifteen additional miners were put 10
work In the mill mine yesterday
The school board will hold meeting
this evening.
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pRrpaEpoar HAPPENINes.
Events OF Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


Work was commenced yesterday re-
modelling the Interior of the old watch
factory. near the AetnnyilIe bridge. by
the newly organized company. which
will soon engage in the box manufaet'H-
Ing business. Some OF the machinery
was placed In the building yesterday,
and 1t is thought the new industry viii
be IN operation within the next four
weeks.
The following candidates have an
nounced themselves before the demo-
cratic primaries: Sherman Dunfee' Tor
marshal. George Bresock. denomination
for township trustee, and william kee-
Ter. for assessor from the Second ward.
The Knights of Pythlas wiz give a
banquet al their hall Thursday evening
for the members and their families FOL
lowing the banquet, terpslchoreaH de
versions Will be INDUCED In to the
strains OF Melsters orchestra.
The funeral Of Albert Pugh viii take
place at o'clock this morning, from ms
late residence, in KirkwOod. The re-
mains viii be shipped to Freeport, Ohio
for interment.
The case OF Mrs Sarah KEGS against
the Pittsburgh & Wheeling Coal Com
pany comes up for trial IN common
pleas court, at St. Clairsville, to-day.
An entertainment and social will be
given at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening, which promises 10 De very
enjoyable.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs, Dam
lei McGIIIgal. OF Barton, was inferred at
LlnwoOd cemetery yesterday afternoon
The BARRIERS held their regular month";
ly meeting last evening, at the shop OF
william Wires, on Pike street.
Carl Fisher returned to his home. at
Columbus, yesterday. after few days
with friends in this city.
William McMechen and Mayor MILL
gan, OF ST. Clairsville, were IN the city
yesterday on business.
Thomas warder arrived here yester-
day from indianapolis to spend a Few
days with relatives.
George PARKS left yesterday for Smith
field, where he will spend a few days
with his parents.
The revival meeting at the First M.
Z. church Will continue until Wednes-
day evening.
DR.. Hawthorne. Of Colerain, was in
town yesterday on business.
Charles Franzell leaves to-day for
Cambridge, on business
Thomas Lewis returned home yester-
day from Indianapolis.
David Boston Is able to be up, after
three weeks illness.
George FrederIcks has resigned his
position at Shick's,
"a Fisherman's Luck" at the Opera
House tonight.
Frank Rice is quite III at his home on
Bank street,
JH. Hall is i'll at his home at Brook
side.
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wELIsBURa.
Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.

Doings of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.
The funeral Of John 8. Meyer occur
red on Sunday afternoon, from his late
residence. out the Bethany pike. and
was largely attended. The deceased
was forty-thrce years Of age. and was
quite prominent In business and potit-
lcal circles in this county. In 1885 he
was the Republican candidate for as
SCISSOR. and was elected on the face Of
the returns. hut on contest the office
was awarded to his opponent. John
Ralston. In 1899 he was elected AS
SCISSOR by large majority. and served
four years. lie had been In delicate
health for several years. He leaves a
son. who Is now In the United States
army. stationed in the Philippines.
Miss 8. DarthuIa Miller daughter OF
Rev. DR.. r. T. Miller OF this city will
sail from san Francisco on February
81. with her grandfather capt John A.
Wood. OF Pittsburgh on u trip around
the world, taking about six months.
The stockholders OF the Bethany
Fair Association meet to-day 10 elect u
board Of directors. J
j. S. Poole Is able to he about after u
several days confinement to his home
by lllneBs,
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NICARAGUAN CANAL TREATY

Contaminated Between the United
States and Great Britain, By the
Terms of which the Restrictions Of
the clayton-Bulwer Treaty Are
RsmOved-sent to the Senate for
Confirmation.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The Hay
Pauncefote treaty. amendatory of the
clayton.BuIwer treaty, relative to the
construction of the Nicaragua canal
was signed at the state department to-
day by Secretary Hay and the Right
Hon. Lord Pauncefote. of Preston, for
Great Britain, Though the cOnshmma-
ton of the treaty occupied some time,
owing to the necessity of comparing the
two drafts, there was very little for
malIty about the ceremony and Il con-
vention that expected to be, for the
United States at least, Of the most far
reaching Importance and value, came
into being without any theatrical SUR
roundings.
sidney Smith, Of the diplomatic
bureau, carried the freshly signed
treaty to the white house, where the
letter Of transmlttal was signed by
the President, SO that the treaty could
be despatched at once to the United
states senate for ratification. The let
ter Of transmitt1 was purely formal
simply commendiaE the treaty to the
senate without entering upon any ar
gument to demonstrate its great value.
Secretary Hay declined to make pub
lie the text OF the treaty, or even to
make any statement US to Its details
holding that courtesy to the senate
obliged him to remain silent until the
senate itself removed the seal of con-
fidence from the convention. So that
all that is now known OF this cOnven-
ton is that 1t amends the Clayton
Buiwer treaty Of 1850 in such manner
that Great Britain yields to the United
States the right to construct the Mica
ragua canal, or canal ut any other
point on the isthmUs. without British
participation. Most of the other fea-
lures in the Clnyton-Bulwer treaty are
retained.
1t is understood that the United
states continues upon itself this obli-
CATION to maintain the naturalization
of the canal, which shall be forever
open and free. 1t is also believed that
the treaty looks to an international
understanding on this point.
AS soon SIS the treaty is ratified and
the publications. have been exchanged
the United statea will be at liberty to
proceed at once with the construction
OF an isthmian canal unfettered by any
obligations toward Great Britain save
that OF allowing to British citizens, as
to the citizens OF other nations, the use
OF the canal OH the same terms 9Th
American citizens.
There is absolutely no quid pro quo
offered to Great Britain In this treaty
in return for the valuable concession
to the United Suites. Whatever return
the United states may choose 10 make
for this concession Is thing of the
future.
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Last night's games resulted in X. X. X.
winning three from the An Rooters. The
THE RAILROADS.

Tho total number OF cars ordered
during the month Of january and noted
in our news columns was 5.524, and the
number Of locomotives ordered was 1876,
says the Railroad Gazette. OF the cars
ordered, 2,li5 were box. stock and fur
nlture cars: ITO were coal, ore and
gondola cars: s54 were nat cars; 200
were steel cars and s. were for passen-
ger service. OF the 1865 locomotives or
dcred. 81 were Tor export. and the dlylS-
ion Of types was approximately 81
freight, 50 passenger and IS switching
locomotives. The failing on in or
dors for rolling stock MS shown BY this
record Is very marked Tho locomo-
tive orders arc the smallest since July
Of last year and the car record Ia the
smallest since June. while not since
July has the number Of cars ordered In
any one month been less than 10000.
There seemed to be no haste about
placing orders. and complaints OF u
shortage Of cars have not been so
numerous OF late. In several Instances
# hls been announced that orders
would he postponed or abandoned alto
gsthor on account OF the high prices. In
some quarters there is n feeling that
prices are more likely TO be lower In the
near future than to hold their own or to
advance Hui, on the other hand, car
anl locomotive builders have orders
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BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
The police were investigating yester-
day the details Of night that occurred
on the pike In the lower part of town
late sunday night. Two mo mixed 1t
up lively, one of them tearing up a
nearby fence for weapons, and the
owner Of the fence fired his revolver
at the combatants, but none of the
shots took effect.
"Jlm" Farmers candidacy for sheriff
has not proved the joke certain people
had consoled their minds with, but on
the other hand, 1t has come to be very
much OF the real thing, He stands as
good a show as any Of the forty candl-
dates, and probably better.
A large crowd is looked for at the
hop this evening to be given at the Blue
Ribbon hall by the Occidental club. and
there will be representative young peo-
pie present from Wheeling, AEoundEvIlle
and Bellaire.
Miss Josephine Lander resumed her
duties at the Central school yesterday,
after an absence occasioned by the
death Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Lander.
chas. Holderman. the North End gro-
Ger, has announced himself az a candle
date for county commissioner, subject
10 the Republican primaries. II elected
he viii make splendid official
The funeral will occur to-day of a
young child OF H. A. Nolte, the North
End barber, whose death occurred on
Sunday.
DIR. ]. n. Alley left yesterday for New
York, on n business trip.
Miss bertha Schmidt, Of Boggs' Run.
is ILL.,
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A Transformation.

A railroad official who has recently
made a trip over the Baltimore & Ohio
road, says 1t is wonderful to think Of
the transformation In conditions
brought by the present management
Four years ago, with scant equipment,
and badly run down. all the freight
that could be obtained was hauled
without much trouble. Messrs. cowan
and Murray, with their able subordinate
officials. provided thousands Of new
cars. hundreds Of new engines. rebuilt
the road, and encouraged business, so
that they now have to borrow engines
from the lines west Of Chicago to move
the traffic.
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A railway mechanic in Dunkirk has
invented and patented an automatic
signal and brake appller, which he
claims win make collisions impossible.
It consists OF an attachment on the
tender Of an engine which the brake
man places on the ties near the rails,
similar to the torpedo. The contact of
the two devices opens a valve which
throws ON the alrbrake, bringing the
train to an immediate standstiil. It win
be given a practical test on the Pitts
burgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie road.
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THE TREATY
Created Surprise in LOndOn-United
States Given Free Hand.

Created Surprise In Lonaon-Onlted
States Given Free Hand.
LONDON, Feb 5.--WhIle the publl-
cation Of the dispatch from Washing
ton regarding the annullIng of the
clayton-Bulwer Nicaragua canal treaty
and substituting for 1t the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty caused considerable surprise
It was fully confirmed at the foreign
office. where It is said the Associated
press washington dispatch Is correct
In every particular. The apparent cell
Gritty in reaching an agreement is ex-
planned by the fact that the whole mat
ter was practically settled between Sec
rotary Hay and Ambassador Paunce-
fots in 1895. About n fortnight ago, in
conseuuence OF the attitude OF The sem
ate. Mr.. choate, the United States Am
bassador here, received instructions TO
press the conclusions Of the negotia-
lions. The British cabinet considered
the matter and received the Dominion
NJ Cnnadn's sanction to grant the
United States request. The attitude OF
the cabinet consisted in the belief that
the clayton Bulwer treaty was made
when the conditions governing the ma
lions were 50 utterly different that 1t
was now out Of date and lmpractlcablc
Believing the present most noppor-
tune time for bargaining and haggling'
the British ministers decided TO give
the United states free hand.
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REoE1vER's SALE.
2 OF cArsyP AND MUSTARD

GALE OF cATsUP AND MUSTARD
- MILL.
The sickness OF Mr.. ]. W. Hunter hav-
Ing necessltated the winding up Of tho
ahairS OF the J. w. Hunter Company. OF
Wheeling, West virginia, the undersigned.
by authority duly conferred on him. viii
offer for sale at public auction at the fac
tory building Of said company. In the city
OF Wheeling, W. Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NO
VENEER, a. y. 1853,
commencing at O'Clock p. M. the plant
condition, embracing machinery for the
manufacture of tomato catSups twelve
mills OF wet mustard, one hydraulic press
and twelve FOUNDERS fer The manufacture
OF rdy mustard. mustard oil or linleed
oil. steam engine. boiler, safting, betting,
ETC.. materials manufactured. uhmAnu'
featured or IN prOceSs Of manufacture, tho
lease Of said factory property expiring
March q. 1903 the purchaser 20 pay tho
rental Under said lease from the time Of
his purchase, and all other assets OF said
company, excepting debts due II or It's re-
SeySF aR RSn %gonsG 81 m r Sss a. rsroSd
switch and 70 admirably situated An I'm
ventory and full Information as TO the
property 10 be sold viii be mailed or fur
niShed by the undersigned to any appll-
Ssis.m +. " DARl.AH, RoeeiNSr.
The above sale has been postponed until
Tuesday, November q. 1883, at o'clock p.
M. T. N. DARRAH, Receiver.
The above sale Is adjourned until Tues
day. December ~, 1893, at o'clock p. M,
at place above selected. :, D.ppAu
no2g.de6-i2-l9 Receiver.
The above sale is adjourned until Tues.
day. January Is, 1900, at same time and
place. 7. NJ. DARRkB,
de26-tu Receiver.
Above sale Is adjourned until Tuesday,
February 20, 1900, at slme time and place
r. NJ. DARRAH.
ia23.tu Receiver.
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Rhnnmntlam cured in a nv.

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to . days.
us action upon tho system Is rcmntka-
bic and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the dlrense Immediately
disappears. The FIRST dose greatly BEN
eHtS Is cents sold by H. H. List,
1910 Main street. Chns, Menkemeller,
corner Market and Twenty-Becond
streets, druggists mw&t
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booked which Min keep them busy. for
several months, ana satisfactory deliv-
cries are hard to obtain. The indica-
tons are that the Febroary orders will
largely exceed those placed last month.
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No man can cure consumption, You
can prevent II, though Dr. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, sore throat Never fails IS
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Fl go

ME LOAN MONEY ON REAL rs
w TATE on easy monthly paymQnll.
Write for particulars h II. SLOAN, SEQ
fetary, Telephono Building, Wheeling. ".
Va. aullsllh -
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No. 1i6 Foufteehth Atreet''.'s'''s''''' y W
FOR SALE.
Prick dwelling house on Eoh street, 10
rooms, both gases, for 1900.
New house. Mount Wood road.
No a. Sixteenth street, 3-story brick
Etore room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
No. Is Vermont street.
Desirable property Tor wholesale buslS
ness, centrally located.
No. IS Vermont street.
No, IS Ohio street-pricc for quick sale,
No 60 North Front street
Desirable property on Chapline street-a
corner lot. IS feet front.
10, 22 sixteenth street.
No, q Maryland street
No. IS North York street.
No. CO Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No, az Main street.
10. 10 and l2gils Market street
No III Main street.
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EvERYBoDY's liable to Itching piles.
Rich and poor. old and younB-lerriple
the torture they suffer. only one sure
cure. Doan's Ointment Absolutely
pa fe. emit fail. -
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n n cWTTU n Real Estate.
NM Fire Insurance.
VI We Surety BOndss
National Exchange Bank Building,
REAL estate BULLETIN.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
OFFERED FJOR BALE ...........

llEsSLAkhAAAaEs AkEAfhAA Eag 4 - r
OFFERED FOR SALE"........
x5NO-Two frame dwellings and lot on
Fourteenth street. VIII exchange for sub
urban property. 5000 for l0.roomed brick
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. 5000
and 81 go for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street. $1,000 for brick dwelling
ana lot, west side North Main street. 500
for twO.story frame residence, rooms ard
basement; lot i0i by no 400 and $3.50
each for lots IN Pleasant Valley; most
panoramic location IN tho Valley. &l.!W
Tor two.story frame dwelling and lot, 80,
i2g South York street. 500 only for build.
ing lot on Lind street 800 for lot 70 toet
front, running to creek, north OF Baker
street. iO-foot and 9i-fOot lots on Wood
street, near FortlCth street. on payment
OF 500 and upwArds Some money on hAnd
for good mortgage loans on city and coun-
~ realty. For rent now rooms on North
Main street; 1 office room In Mansonie
Temple
C. A. SCHAEFER & co.
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PROPOSALS.
T0RoposA1s FOR FURNIsHING
BRICK, SEWER PIPE AND CURB

TORoPOsAIS FOR FURNISHING
BRICK, SEWER PIPE AND CURB
ING.
gealed proposals will be received ~ tne
hoard OF Public. Works Of the city OF
Wheeling untll y o'clock noon, MONDAY,
Februnry 70, 1900 for furnishing pAVink
brIck. sewer pipe and curbing during tne
wear 1906 also for dressing and resetlinE ola
cIIrbinE. Specifications can be obtained e
Inc office or the clerk Of the board. BIOS
tnusf be separate on brick, sewer pipe ana
curbInE, and shall be made on printed
forms, which Will be furnished py the
The successful bidders Will be required TO
give bonds for the following amounts as
q guarantee Of the faithful performance
OF their contracts: 49, 80.
For furnishing paving brick, three thou-
sand (Ss,OOU dollars,
For furnishing sewer pipe. one thousand
(tl,OOOl dollars. ,-, -,
For furnishing curblng and dressing and
reEetting old ciirbing, one thousand Gl'9'O
A certified check for the sum, Of two
hundred $500 dolllrs. payable TO the ORDER
or the board Of Public Works, and the
names OF the suretles offered, must accom-
The board reserves the right to reject
n jSst q AZ %aL H HoRNIsH. Clerk.
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WANTED.
rE1tA1E HELP WANTED.

R1OA DAY EASILY MADE, TAX;
a lO ING orders for ''Life OF A9ooy;
Best book Best terms. Credit; Enll out ON"
ii n. Sixth 81. philadelphia, Pa. Jazz
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,...FOR SALE....

Desirable dwelling at 30 North York
street. This Ia 4 river lot. eoIi00. HOuss
contains rooms halls. bath. laundry, mn
shed attic. with all modern improvements
BeRutlful yard, with larRe shade trees. A
splendid home will sell house and lot
on quick deal for less than tho house
cost it's real bargain.
6-roomed dwelling on Eric street, near
dltlon. You can't build the house for the
price OF house and lot.
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nns1NFss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

IN STOCKS, WHEAT AND
COTTON. Muckey,a Modern Methods
Make Money. Write for our tree BOOK.
&. L. liACKEY & CO., = Broadway new
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BOXING

should Spike sullivan defeat Joe Cans
on next Friday night he will have his
hands tall meeting ambitious rivals,
as a starter Spike has signed to hght
George McFadden at the Broadway A
c. in twenty-five round bout at 1876
pounds on February 20. This is the
niGht on which George Dixon will have
a beneht. Nearly 5000 has been sub
scrlbed for the ex-champlon. Sullivan
originally agreed TO meet McFadden,
the entire receipts to goTto Dixon, but
Tom o'Rourke would not consent to
this, d he thought the hackers should
receive some compensation for their
work
For diBposlng Of Eddie santry's cham
pi6nshlp aspirations at Chicago Thurs
day night Terry McGOvern received
slightly over Sl1OO as his share OF the
purse. santry received q ike amount,
according TO the agreement entered in
TO between the two men when the ar
tleles OF agreement were signed,
corbett has adopted a punching post
solldly padded, In place Of the ordinary
punching bag. The hardest blow de-
ilvered makes but slight lndentntlon
in the padding. corbett practices at
the post daily, and in this way is ac-
custcmlng himself to the jar of heavy
blow at such a man as Jeftrles. He has
made steady progress, and now feels
the Jar less than when he began the
novel practice.
Champion Terry AIcGovern will not
do any further lighting until his battle
with oscar Gardner is decided. This is
scheduled to be held at the Broadway
C. ON March 9.
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NOR RRNF-THE DELAPI.AIt
l h0meStead. located at No. 1877 chap,
line street. Apply 70 Jacob ". Grubb, 10.
l3G Market street. des5