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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-12
WHEEIINe DAILY lNTELIeENcFR FRIDAY OCTOBER IL 1900

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for Judge of the supreme court OF Ohio.
addressed u very slim crowd In the va
cant store room In the Central block
building, last night. ; Z a
1t is said the Benwood Republicans
Will be out In force this evening, ut the
Forekar meeting here, md will have a
large company Of Rough Riders In the
parade. Z, tf5,
The session of the Belmont county
Christian Endeavor Union commenced
last night at East Richland. a number
OF Bellaire delegates nre in attendance.
Rev. Jesse c. Smith has been appoint
ed pastor of the African N. z. church
OF this city, and will preach his first
sermon here. on Sunday morning. II
Casslus NJ. Helsley and Miss Anna
M. Hopkins. both OF this city, were
united In marriage on Wednesday ey-
ening, by Rev. E. A. Simons.
The ladies market. announced to be
held on Saturday afternoon, at the
First N. e. church, has been postponed
for one week.
John Alum, the expressman. has pur-
chased the grocery Of H. B. Miller. on
Central avenue, and will continue the
business. '5r'f ,9sf +.
James Long has been appointed and
confirmed by council as night watch
man at the city building.
Rev. L. M. Weiss, pastor OF the Ger
man Reformed church. is home from a
visit to Fort Wayne. Ind.
w. s. Keyser. shipping clerk at the
Novelty stamping works. As smiling over
the hrst-born--a boyyuia u
q Mrs. Julius WE'LL and son loft yester-
day on visit to Mrs. WELLS parents
in New York City. 81,
Lawrence Costoe. who has been SER
iously Ill with typhoid fever. is improv-
ing. FSlisr! or w IN
William H.. Rose, 5of this city. has
been granted n pension Of sl4 q month.
John Parks, OF the Fourth ward. was
at Cameron yesterday. on business.
H. A. Llchtenberger is at Columbus
for few days. ~ ~ i...is.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

An evening spent with Miss Hobbs ic
an evening Of rare delight. Miss Hobbs
dwells in fairyland Of sentiment.
where men and women, although they
may have their little faults Of temper
and their little peculiar qulrks Of dispo-
sltion, are, nevertheless, true and hon
est and without hypocracy or serious
blemish, where love. pure and idealistic,
Is the ruler; where there is nothing ig-
noble nor any real trouble; where the
men are all brave and tender and the
women all beautiful and good.s;:To miss
this attraction. which comes to the
Opera House next Friday evening. Oc-
tober IL, is to miss seeing the best COM
edy that Jerome K. Jerome has yet
turned out. htss ~
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committee to secure rates last. evening
stated that the rate was for all who
intended going to that city this even
ing Round trip tickets are being sold
by the committee for ten cents to all
who desire them. 1t is estimated that
In the nelghborhood Of four hundred
people from this city will take In the
Foraker celebration tonight.
William Roup underwent delicate
operation yesterday, at his home in
the Fifth ward. The operation. which
was performed by Drs. Wilson, Ong
and Blackford, was for the removal of
an abscess at the base Of the brain,
caused from ear trouble of long stand
ing. The operation was successfully
performed and the Victim was resting
easily last, evening, and It Is thought
his recovery Will be rapid: II "A 7.
The members of the Gill club nre re-
quested to be In line tonight ut
o'clock. sharp. for the purpose Of at
tending the Foraker meeting at Bel
laire. The street cars will leave Main
and Centre streets at o'clock, and It
Is necessary for the members to be
there ut that time.
The j. ]. Gill marching club, with a
band and drum corps, will go to Bel
laire this evening. as will also the NJ.
A. Hanna club, together with their
drum corps, to take pnrtiin the Repub.
lican demonstration at that place, I. Il.
A, business meeting of the ladies OF
the Thlmble Bee will be held Monday
evening, at the residence Of Mrs. S. @.
Robinson. on South Fourth street, to
arrange plans for the coming season.
W. B. Francis, member Of the
Democratic state executive committee.
yesterday received word that Mayor
Jones, Of Toledo, would be in this city
for an address Monday, October %.
Miss Helen Brownlee will entertain q
number Of her friends tomorrow after
noon. In honor OF her birthday. at the
residence Of her grandfather, james
Kerr. on South Fourth street,
The funeral of the three-year-old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John McHenry
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. and the interment followed at
Riversid. cemetery.
A dance will be given this evening ut
Macnnerchor hall. for the benefit of
William Thomas, who recently met
with the misfortune to break his arm.
Aspecial meeting of the yigIlant hose
company will be held at o'clock this
afternoon. for the purpose Of settling
UP the picnic accounts.
The Republican Rough Rider club
will meet at George Tweedy's this even
Ing. to attend the Foraker meeting al
Bellaire. ,,o.
Alabama" the beautiful southern
play, will be produced at the Star thea.
tire this evening, by home talent.
The brick work on the new United
Presbyterian church is nearing compile.
tioa.
The work of excavating on First
street is progressing rapidly.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
SCR County Town. =. G

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News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
County Town.
The dance give nby the Young Mems
Social Club at Blue Ribbon hall last
evening. was a well attended and high
ly successful affair. many from
Wheeling, Bcllaire and other towns be-
Ing In attendance. Prof. John Long
tickled the worries and furnished tune
full melody for the devoteeo OF Terpsl-
chore.
Jonathan Watson, who resided in
this city up until within the last year,
WAS killed In an accident while at
work In mill at Duquesne, Pa, yes
terday. Mr.. Watson's parents reside
here and he had host Of friends IN
| Benwood. ~
The Sunday school room at the Meth
odlst Episcopal church Is being decor
ated for grand rally day next Sunday.
The place will make handsome ap-
pearance with decorations Of flags,
bunting and flowers.
Rev. ]. S. Robinson and family, for
| merly pastor OF the Methodist Epls-
copal church here. and now pastor OF
the Chapline Street NJ. E. church, In
Wheeling, are the guests Of frisnds
here.
A horse attached to a buggy driven
| by Jess McMechen, became excited at
Schad's crossing yesterday, and ran
| some distance before the driver could
get him under control.
Miss Sara Mccormick, OF Columbus,
Ohio. who has been the charming guest
of the Misses Brannon. OF Main street,
will return to her home tomorrow.
All the members OF the Young Mems
Republican club are requested to call
| ut Becker &. Sons, and get their uni
forms before noon Saturday.
Miss Mary Rider. Of the Junction,
who has been the guest OF friends ut
Cameron, has taken Ill there and is con-
fined to her bed.
Robert Fox had his thigh badly injur-
cd at the lower steel works yesterday
afternoon, by being caught between
two cars. 81. 4 ..E
1t is reported that the Riverside steel
works will resume next Monday, after
an idlcness Of four months.
VIII Leach will go to Morgantown
Sunday. where he will take course at
the state university.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hall,
OF Sixth street. was buried Wednesday
afternoon.
Robert Martin returned yesterday.
from hunting trip near Rosby's Rock.
A number Of young people gave n
dance at Holderman's hall last evening.
Mrs. William Serig. Of Main street, Is
visiting her parents. near Elm Grove.
Bert Snodgrass has returned from q
brief stay with relatives ut Cameron.
Phineas Grow. OF Moundsville. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Name Hall is seriously III at
her home on Sixth street.
George Morgan is able to be out after
q siege OF typhoid fever.
Sam Hunter was calling on friends Mt
Moundsville yesterday.
Miss Hattie satterfleld is Ill at her
home on Main street.
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Carroll Club League
Scores In the Carroll Club league last
Won by McClelland.

PITTSBURGH. a.. Oct. 11.-one OF
the cleverest and fastest fights seen
hereabouts In many moons was that to-
n!ght"in. the Mlllvale opera house be-
tween: the local feathcrweIghts. Jack
McClelland and Yock HenIger. Nc
Clelland was justly given the decision
At the end OF the twentieth round-the
limit Up to the ninth round honors
were about even. In the ninth Yock
waa knocked down and In the tenth was
groggy. but was saved by the bell. In
the thirteenth Hennigcr had Mac going
for a fine. hut was too weak to fol-
low up his advantage. From the sew
cnteenth round to the end, everything
was McClcllnnd's. In the nineteenth
1ienniger was all but out, and in the
twentieth went down three times for
the count, and managed to stay there.
The lads fought at l28 pounds, straight
oufaasaerry rules, snnd Referee Billy
Hradburn kept them fighting every
minute. 4ef
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
'r End Of the Bridge,

.
Several subscriptions were going the
rounds yesterday, for the purpose OF
raising funds with which to stock the
grocery Of Mrs. Mckinley. which was
almost totally destroyed by fire We'd
nesday evening, rs noted In yester-
days issue. The merchants responded
literally.
An effort is hcing made by residents
OF this place to give IN entertainment
| In the opera house, on the evening OF
November G. nj which time the election
| returns Will be read. 1t is quite likely
n special wire will be run into the house.
Fred. High, the lecturer and humor-
ist. will appear at the West End Meth
odlst. Episcopal church Monday even
| ing. He comes with the best OF recon-
mendatIons andtshould be greeted with
n large house.
Yesterday, Mayor Neninger received
letter from Galveston. Texas. nc
knowledging the receipt Of the sl66
sent for the benefit OF the flood suffer-
| ers. . .snr .,,'.HI.pEt
The Democratic. club was scheduled
for q drill last evening. but their num-
bcrs were so few that the place OF
drilling could not be learned.
Bridgeport L6GSe No. 551. Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers. will
give n dance at the opera house, Fri
day evening, November 16.
Mrs. ]. L. Trueman returned yestcr-
day from two weeks visit with rela-
tlves Mt GAINESVILLE, and others points
In this county.
The members Of Hope Commnndcry,
Knights Tcmplar. met In this city Inst
evening for drill, preparatory 10 going
to Columbus.
Henry ioehnlinc Ind several men Mt
work yesterday, placing the. new city
bell In position in the tower Of the city
building.
Auditor Matt Aldrcdgc. OF St. Clalrs-
vile, was Il business caller In the city
for short time yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Machin have gone
TO Stcubenville. where they will make
their future home.
Charles Ryan was down from St.
Clnirsville yesterday, calling on friends.
Charles Frazier Is quite III Mt his
home In Brooksidc. with typhoid fever.
Hamilton Glass. OF Flushing, was u
business caller In the city yesterday.
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"The Flaming Arrow Il

T In the play. The FlaPlns Hrraaw,"
soon to be seen at the tGrahal opera
House, here, for a half week! corhnehc-
ing Monday. October IS. Go Worn Go
Mohawk will be seen to great adynnt-
age. The management has surrounded
her with a competent and capable, COM
pany. All special and appropriate seen
cry has been provided. togctberIwlth
minute and elaborate native costum-
Ing. The details Of which were furnish =,
ed by Two Moons. the old Indian war.
rior. who was acknowledged to be In
the fight In which General Custer was
massacred. A grand street parade will
be given on the day Of each perform
nnce, BY an Indian brass band. led by
W. S. kllley, thei' worlds champion
hupIar rs. aa-- =3r
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OF wood changes itself Into an ornnTe.
Flowers grow without earth, not one.
but bushels. A handkerchief Is burned
to cinders, then restored whole to Its
owner. Marc has long been recognized
as leading master on string instru-
ments. He has also gained a we'll.
earned reputation as an artist. He, Is
the leading shadowgraphist. To see
Marc is to see theAmastcr OF shadow
pictures. He Is clean, clear and orig
innl entertainer. This will be the OPEN
ing Of an exceptionally fine course.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY,
By virtue of deed of trust made By
John p. O,Mallcy TO mo, rs trustee. bear
Inc date the Sth day OF February. A. D.
$780, and recorded In the Office OF tho clerk
OF the county court OF Ohio county, 'West
Virginia, In Deed OF Turst Book No. g,
page COD, will, on
SATURDAY, THE Goth DAY OF oCTO-
~ Der, A. D. 1000, ~
commencing at 10 o'clock a M, proceed
TO sell at public auction, at the north
front door OF the court house OF said coun-
~. in said city OF Wheeling. the follow
Ing described Dc e. bee part or parcel Of The lot
said city. to-wit: Beginning Mt the north.
thence westward on the line Of Twenty.
third street 81 feet: thence southward and
parallel with Main street Il feet; thence
third street 81 feet to Main street. aba
thence northward and parallel with Main
street Il feet. more or less, to the begin.
ming. rs 81 81
much more n: tho purchaser may elect
to pay. cash In hand on the day OF sale.
tho balance In two equal lnstallments,
payable in one and two years. respect,
ively, with interest. Tho purchaser to 1--WE
HIS promlssory notes for the deferred
payments. with security satisfactory TO
LOUIS F. sTIFEL, Trustee.
j: e: LERVEY. AMctioneor. aeto
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BROOKLYN, Oct. n.-New York won
to-day's game In the second inning. when,
with two out. five singles. two doubles and
II base m balls scored seven runs. Dono.
van SC d ed down after. that, but the lead
was tou much for Brooklyn TO overcome.
Huwley pitched well and received excel
lent support. The visitors had scored Tour
more runs, mainly on errors, IN the ninth,
when the game was called, the score re-
verting back TO the. eighth. Score:
New York ..07 o o o. o o 81 9 3
brooklyn ........2 o 0t02 ~ II 2
Batterles-Hnwley and Bowerman:
Donovan and Steeman Earned runs. New
York {. Time. $50. Umpire, Snyder. At
tendance, LOO. eH'It
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Marc, tho Prince of magicians.

The entertainment on Saturday even
Ing. Mt the Young Mems Christian Az
ISOLATION hall, Will be n most remark
able performance by man Of wonder
tul versatility. Maro cxcels np n mu-
hiclan. artist and magician. Illuminate
objects under his fEIllful fingers, appear
10 become endowed with mind. A block
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed Starched md
Dried 8 cents por pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, s
cents per pound. 'H
por pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE 4

PITTSBURGH, Pu.. Oct. 1l.-Wnddell
made the season's record for strike-outs
py making twelve OF tho Chicagos fan the
nir, CAMEL, Mccormick and Donahuc
we're the only batters who refused to be
deceived. Garvins work was also first
cInsg, 'Plttsburgh's hits being badly scat
.urnh !. Attnnlnnce lhOO Score: lll-.-
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ChICNSU .,.....''.',.V V.-V"V W y 2
Earned runs, Chicago L. Two-base hits.
Donahue. Three-base hits. Donahue. Sac
rlGce hits. Rltchey, Camel. Stolen bases.
Ely, Mccarthy. Double splay. Donahue
and Bradley. First onSballs. on Waddell
.; OFF Garrin g.. Hit by'pitehed ball. NC
Garvin 4. ; Wild pitch, Garvin. Time.
l:5Q. Umpire, O'Day. vg IS Ea
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Miserable Support.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1l.-Conn was
Wild and his support was miserable. As q
result, Boston won handily. Score:
~ s-4, RH Z
philadelphia % o % 90; 1 4 o 2-4 10 8
Boston ........O o % -0-1 ) % Il !
Batter,es-conn and t.Dougless: willis
and Sullivan. Earned runs, Philadelphia
$; Boston .. Time, 2:0s.-7 Umpire. Hurst.
Attendance. 1,05S "
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EARTIN's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.

There was some Misunderstanding
Yesterday by many people In regard to
the street car fare to Bellaire this
evening. Many were under the i'm
preston that the rate Of ton cents for
the round trip was for members OF the
clubs only. A member OF the
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....FOR RENT....

Desirable residence ut Elm Grove, all
modern .conveniences of gns, electric
light and water. So y, q 55I5,5l57.
No. 60 North Front street-Sl3.
No. 2l8 Main street, first floor, I rooms.
No. $50 Market street. for business or
dwelling. -. :. -
No. lis Seventeenth street. rooms-ss.0o
No. % Sixteenth street, q cellar-S10.0o.
FOR SALE.
No. Is and No. 80 South York street, 8 bar.
gain for 30 days.
No. 1123 Charles street
Lot In Belvedere addition. ia
No. u Maryland street.
No. &c Fifth street. q
Ground 90 feet square on Eighteenth st.
6-roomed house on Main street, 55li
No. j. Sixteenth street, store room.
10 rooms and cellar will, be sold cheap II
sold In the next 20 days. 6
Store room and I'VE rooms, brick build.
ing, good location with an old es-
tablIshed trade. b ilE {,
No. $50 Main street. full lot. corner Of
Twenty-sixth and Main streets. ~ =
Lot on South Front street.
No. % Main street. I
No. 443 Main street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
No. 60 North Front street.
No. &c Seventeenth street. 81!
No. % Sixteenth street, store room anc ~
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!, ..,...FOR.S ALE....

The property at No. North Huron
street. consists of two Dwelling housep-
The large house one ofthe best built
houses In the city, full Of conveniences.
The property will pay well as an invest
ment A location that is always in de-
nand. veg ''.r
1900 for building lot on Fifteenth street.
VIII lend you the money ut 6 per cent
to build house. It's cheaper than pay
Ing rent
Surety Bonds furnished.
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Last nights games resulted MS folio,

Umpire. 4Wh!tchouse;. scorers. Gramlich
and Druschel
=. schetGie for to-nlEht-Wheclins VS..
Sunny. Brook. Es
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POLITICAL,
DOVENER'S APPOINTMENTS,

Nandalin. Lewis county, Thursday. octo-
ber II. p. m.
wnlkersville. Lewis county. Thursday,
October II. night. 81 80
Duffy. Lewis county. Friday. October II,
! y, m. .g75. -
f'aila Mills. Braxton county, Saturday,
October Is ~ 'f'"''
Sutton, Braxton county. Monday. oc,o.
October 10, N'' n $3.50
tobcr II. Iss NJ -
The Irish standard., 1900-06-30

ticleer" at a sack and wheelbarrow
races. In short, come and have rous-
ing good old time, such as pa and ma
used to have on the glorious Fourth.
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Monday after
noon, June IS, while bathing at Long
Lake, some twenty miles from here, a
son and daughter of Hon. A. B. Nc
Donnell, of this city, aged IS and IL
years, respectively, were drowned just
opposite his cottage. He has only one
child left, the eldest son, who is being
educated at Notre Dame, Ind. Mr..
Mcdonnell has the sympathy of the en-
tire community in his sad affection.
Rhinelander, Wis.-Rev. P. Smith,
pastor of St. Mary's church, has COM
pleted arrangements for the erection of
$4,000 Catholic school building. 1t
will have complete high school course,
and when finished will be one of the
best schools of the kind in Northern
Wisconsin. Much credit is due to Rev.
Father Smith for bringing this enter
prise to successful close. The build
ing will be completed by Sept I.
The Irish standard., 1900-06-30
over the NORTHWEST,

Faribault, Minn.-A pretty wedding
took place Tuesday morning, June 26,
at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, when Miss Julia Katherine Nc
Call, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cormac Mccall, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Anthony Vogelsberg,
in the presence of a large congregation
of relatives and invited friends, Rev. J.
J. Slevin officiating. Miss Nellie Dono-
hue was bridesmaid and Mr.. Henry
Mccall, brother of the bride, was best
man. The ushers were Messrs. J. D..
Offerman, ]. J. Donohue, H. L. King
and H. Wall. The bride wore tailor
made travelling dress of gray broadcloth
and the bridesmaid was gowned in a
dress OF the same material. Both car
ried bouquets of bride roses. The altar
and sanctuary were handsomely decorat-
ed with palms and cut flowers, while a
beautiful arch composed OF peonies en-
twined with oak leaves spanned the
gates of the altar railing, where the
marriage ceremony was performed
Following the marriage a nuptial high
mass was celebrated. At the conclusion
of the church services the bridal party
were driven to the home of the brides
parents, where an elaborate wedding
dinner was served.
Murdoch, Minn.-Mr. O'Malley, ia
Their of Patrick O'Malley, who resides
north of this place, died last Tuesday
week and was buried the following day.
He was one of the early settlers of
Kildare township, this county. His wife
preceded him to the grave about two
years ago. The interment took place
in the Catholic cemetery at DkGraff.
Shakopee, Minn.-Mrs. Margaret
Canty died at her home near Marys-
town on Sunday, June ~, after an ILL
ness of sixteen weeks. Mrs. Canty (nee
O'Keefe) was born in the county of
Waterford, Ireland, left for America in
1851, lived in Ohio and Chicago for two
years and came to St. Paul in 1853 where
she made the acquaintance of Timothy
Canty, and soon after married and
The Irish standard., 1900-06-30
Figures from County Presidents Report.

At the biennial meeting of the A. o.
H. county board, recently held at Labor
Temple, the retiring county president, N.
c. O'Connor, read an interesting re-
port covering the work of his office dur
ing his administration. The increase in
membership, according to the figures
submitted, has been most gratifying.
The following figures denote the in.
crease by divisions during the past four
years: Division No. I, present men,
bership, 1872, increase 81; division No.
2, 1873, increase Sc; division No. 8, 362,
increase eo4; division No. a, 200, in
crease 81; division No. S, 10, decrease
2; division No. 6, 86, increase 27; divis-
ion No. z, 127, increase 72; division No.
8, &c, increase 8. Total membership in
the county, April I, 1900, Lip. In con-
nection with these figures we clip from
the report the following sentences which
appear towards the close: "In conclu-
sion, let me say that tonight I retire
from the office to which l have been
twice unanimously elected. 1 deliver
over to my successor the office of coun-
ty president of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, which has at this time a
membership of or nearly 1900. I give
over the work to other and ADLER hands;
to him, whoever he may be, will be
intrusted the future of the order in this
county. God grant that he may eclipse
the record of my term. In the ranks of
my division I will give him every assist
ance in my power"