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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-08
Martins Ferry Briefs.

& Sig Wolff leaves this evening for New
York. Baltimore and Boston to pu,thass
his stock OF gents furnishing sood,
He Will open. a store In this city abou,
the 18th OF September In the room q.
cupled by James Greer, on Hanoys,
street.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary s.
ciety Of the Presbyterian church vii
meet in the church parlors this after.
noon at 2:S0 o'clock. An excellent pso.
grammc has been arranged.
The case of John C. Hayne against
Bullock & Jones, which was to hay.
been heard in Squire Newland's court
yesterday, has been postponed until
Friday week.
The Woman's Christian Temperate,
Union will meet thisevenIng at The res.
idence of Mrs. W.. B. Mcclure. on Filth
street. FGtz
(: Mrs. ". H. Hobbs and daughter, Mis-
Ethel. leave tomorrow for Atlantic
City TO be gone couple OF weeks.
The German Lutheran church and
Sunday school of Bridgeport will picnic
at Breidenstein's orchard to-day.
Fred Selby returned yesterday morn.
ing from two weeks visit with rela.
tives at Fairmont, w. Va.
Miss Carrie. Huskins went to Steuben.
Vile yesterday to spend the remainder
of the week with relatives.
Charles Hamilton leaves to-morroH
for New York. where he will make hh
future home. ~ 5tiF
Louis Scheehle. was In New Ph!lade.
phia Yesterday attending II meeting Of
the Elks.
Fl. Walker, OF Dillonvale, was busl.
ness caller in the city yesterday.
E. X. Hoge goes to Atlantic City to
morrow to spend week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-08
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at d!
End of the Bridge.

IAu u LIE oLloSe.
The Belmont base ball team, OF this
city,-went to Chippewa Lake yestert1E
where they crossed bats with hestroas
team of Freeport. A goodly number o.
rooters accompanied them.
The marriage OF Clint Ritchey 70
Miss Olive Hillyar will take place this
evening at the residence of the brides
parents, at $50 o'clock.
Misses Maggie Adolph, Lulu adolpas.
Elo!se Smith and S. c. Dinsmore le't
yesterday for Chnutauqua to be gone
about ten days.
Misses Alma and Grace Kenns lel'
yesterday for their home at Steueen.
Vile, after q. weeks visit with relatives
in this city.
The German Lutheran church ana
Sunday school will picnic to-day al
Breidenstein's! orchard. In Martin )
Ferry.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt cam
paign club will meet ut The city build
Ing next Wednesday evening.
A social will be sivepgby the Lansing
church next Wednesday, evening, Whca
promises to be very enjoyable.
Earl Sells leaves this morning lo
Chautauqua to spend n couple OF weea
L. B. Johnson, OF SmIthheld. was call
ing on friends in the city yesterday
Mrs. Harry Reimer, of Toledo Is Tue
guest OF relatives at West WhellnG'
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River Teleprnms.

4 Observation-Disclosures rs. feet and
falling. Clear and hot. sss
WARREN-River Mt low water mark.
Clear and warm.
{, Z BROWNSvILLE-RIver feet 2
inches and falling.
GREENSBoRO-Tiver feet and sta
tionnry. Clear and hot.
N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7 feet and
stationary. Cloudy and warm. n
OIL ClTf-Rlver 4 inches and stn-
tionHry. Clcnr and warm. q
i STEUBENVfLLE-Rivcr feet A
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
Down: Knnawha. T. NJ. Baync IN tied
UP here. 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river 8 feet
ana falling. Clcnr. Mercury SO: hot
test day OF the year. Down: Bartlett,
keystone State. Up: Duffy. Due up:
Valley belle. Greenwood. Little Kama.
WIN falling. Locals on time. Ggs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-08
NAVIGATION
SUSPENSION
The RIVER.
Even the Light Draft Telephone was
Unable to Reach Pittsburgh, q
Turning at Duff's.
THE KANAWHA AND KEYSTONE
Depart for Below to Tie Up, and
the Avalon Will Clear For
Below Tonight.

Navigation on the upper Ohio Is
rapidly nearing It's end. With 2 feet s
inches at the Wheeling public landing
last night, and stu falling. there is not
enough water in sight for anything but
the Big Sandy craft. several Of which
may be brought here within few days.
The Keystone, State got away at Q
o'clock Tuesday morning for Cincin-
natl. and Is supposed to have got out
OF the upper river. but undoubted-
{ ly she is having hard struggle to work
over the shoals at several points be-
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg. She
will tie up on arrival at Cincinnati
The Kannwha, a very light-draft boat
) for her size. got away at noon Tuesday
for Charleston. and will tie up until
there is better boating water. VI
The Avalon. running in the Pitts
burghs and Cincinnati trade in the
Queen Cltys place, arrived from below
at 8 p. M. Tuesday. and being unable
to pass the Sisters islands, tied UP at
the Wheeling wharf. She is receiving
freight and people for Cincinnati, and
will depart at o'clock tonight. This
is her last trip, unless there Is higher
stage OF water next week.
The T. NJ. Bayne has quit in the
Wheeling and Steubenville trade. being
unable to negotiate the shoals at the
I. Sisters Islands. She is tied up at Steu-
sbenvllle Monday night. M
Even the light-draft Telephone, put in
the Ben Hur''s trade, was unable to
reach Pittsburgh on her up-trip. and
turned at Duffs. She may run between
{ Wheeling and Parkersburg during the
low water.
The Leroy and Ruth are In trouble II:
5 their trades, as are the Jewel and H. X.
Bedford, and very likely all will have to
quit. Their owners VIII doubtless Sc
cure extreme light-drafters from the
Big Sandy.
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A FORTUNE IN A CLOCK.

The Death of Mrs. Debout, Of Wash
ington County, Pa, Followed by an
Interesting Discovery-Amount Of
the "Find" Has not Been Divulgcd.
In an old-fashioned eight-day clock,
which stands at the head Of the stairs
in the home of the late Nancy Bcbout,
in Hanover township. In Washington
county, Pa. says the Washington OBJ
server. there have ocen found bags
OF gold and silver coin. The bags OF
gold were deposited In bank at Steu-
benvillc, O.. by J. II. Rainy, OF Paris,
this county. and there promises TO be
an Interesting litigation over the pos
session OF the treasure which was dis
covered In the old t!mepiece.
Mrs. Nancy Bebout died last Tues
day and left will, in which she be-
queathes her property, including real
and personal effects, to her nephews
and nieces. When on her deathbed,
however, Mrs. Bebout revealed to one
OF her nieccs, who was attending her,
n secret concerning the old clock. She
gave to her nieccs set Of small keys.
which she said belonged to several
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Suspension at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. I.-There is less
than twenty inches Of water In the up
per Ohio river, and not even the light
est ,draught boats on that river can
come to Pittsburgh. The marks at the
s Davis Island dam show 2.5 beet, but
there Is not that much water in the
( river. Navigation is completely sus-
pended on the Ohio as far down as
Wheeling, and no boats will be able to
operate until there is rise.
1t was expected that the steamer TEL
ephone would have been able to reach
Pittsburgh. but yesterday. when sh.
came to Duff. she encountered SO many
Jumps In the river that the boat was
unable to force passage through. y
number OF boats have grounded at Duff
4 this season., and in trying to release
themselves washed up piles OF sand
= and gravel. When once 4 boat gets on
one OF these distractions 1t Is hard to
get of. The river is about half 4 foot
lower than It has been at any time this
year, but 1t Is not as low us It was Oc-
tober 20. 1899, when the stage got down
to 1.5 feet ut the Davis Island dam.
At many places on the upper Ohio
rtverteams are being driven across the
stream. Farmers for the past few days
have been able to ford the river at
+ many places. The pools OF the Monon-
: gahela river are also getting low and 1t
Z. may be that the boards will not be re-
placed on the Monongahela river dams
again this season. The boards were
carried away in the last freshlet. The
placing the boards on the dam furnishes
eighteen Inches more water In the pools.
The shceting on most OF the dams Is
rotton. however, and 1t Is said that
\ most OF the dams should be re-sheeted
Supervising Inspector Dumont. OF the
steamboat inspection service. ruled that
) section 4i72 OF the revised statutes abb
solutely prohibits the carriage OF
naptha. benzine, etc. under. any cir
cumstanccs. as other freight or stores,
!. on passenger steamers, which includes
: ferry steamers. and therefore, prohibits
the. carriage OF gasoline automobiles,
when their tanks are supplied with
gasoline.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS,
The Daily Chronicle Of wheellp,,
Progressive Neiehhnr -

The funeral Of Miss Margaret A. Raj,
ston took place. yesterday afternoon !,
2 o'clock from the First Presbyteri,,
church. and was largely attended m.
services We're conducted by Rev. ArrN
r. Robinson. pastor. of the United pr,
byterlan church, Of which deceased w,
a member assisted by Rev. Wier !,
Washington, Pa. The iloral trIbn.s.
were numcrousan beautiful, and we,.
from the different church and srbo0I
societies of which deceased was men mem
Der. indicating the high esteem in whirb
she was held by them. The interr,srs.
followed4at Riverview. cemetery =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-08
CANADIAN BOAT WON
The International Yacht Race for the
seawnnhaka Cup Yesterday at
Montreal, from the American chal-

seawnnhaka Cup Yesterday at
Montreal, from the American chal-
lenger; Minnesota.
z MONTREAL, Aug. THE lnterna-
tional yacht races for the Scawanhaka
cup. concluded on Lake st. Louis this
afternoon, when G. Herrick Duggan
sailed the Red Coat. the Canadian de-
fender to victory by two minutes and
seventeen seconds over the American
challenger, Minnesota, of the White
Bear Yacht Club, OF St. Paul, he having
won the first race on Friday over a tri-
angular course and the other yesterday
over course straight to windward and
return. After raining all the morning
1t cleared up about midday and a fresh
northeasterly breeze sprang up which
Increased to greater force by the time
the race was started In the afternoon.
The first start was made at 2:30, tbs.
Red Coat crossing the line first and
making the first buoy at 2:42, followed
by the Minnesota thirteen seconds later.
This leg was probably the most excit-
Ing part OF the race. Both yachts
fought vigorously for the windward
position; but Red Coat managed to
maintain u lead and the boats sped
along side by side till nearly UP to the
buoy. The afinnesota's mainsaii was
Very badly trimmed and she could not
get out from under the lee OF the Cana
dian boat.
The next leg the Minnesota gained on
Red Coat. but could not overhaul her.
Here mishap occurred. Red Coat had
apparently passed the second buoy but
when Minnesota came along she could
not find 1t and lowered her sails. Upon
Investigation 1t was found that the
buoy had shifted and could not be seen,
whereupon the officials ordered the race
to be started over again, which was
doEe, the new start being made at $40.
Red Coat again crossed the line first
and made the first buoy at 1853 and the
Minnesota at 3:53:OS. - 80
On the next leg, where the Minnesota
should have also held her own. Red
Coat made 4 further gain OF thirteen
seconds. Both. boats did some fast sail
Ing. Red Coat. in fact, gained on every
leg except two. On the first leg OF the
second round Minnesota pulled UP 20
seconds and on the first leg OF the las,
round, she pulled up 50 seconds Red
Coats biggest gains were on the last
leg of the first round. when she. gained
l minute 10 seconds and led by min
utes So seconds.
The AMERICAN boat had her sails bad
ly trimmed on the first round and In
the second round she was slow in get
tins on her spinnaker, but on the last
round she got on much better. She
was. however. probably outclassed by
Red Coat and the breeze was also prob
ably a little stiff for her. The race as a
whole. however, was not only the fast
est, but the most exciting Of the series.
Skipper Griggs and his men took their
defeat In, n very sportsmaniike man.
ner in fact after the race Griggs made
challenge. for another year. Tonight
the American visitors were entertained
at i dance by H. Markland Nelson,
commodore OF the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club.
hTe official elapsed time OF ;o-day's
race was: Red Coat, l:4o:So: Minnesota,
1:44:47; difference, 2;l7,
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A il } i FOR 1000 GUESTS.
Is the Project Being Pushed at Buffa-:
10 by Former Wheeling Man, e.,
4 M cto+IorTo a coon, ", nd at "A Exc

Is the Project Being Pushed ut Buffa-.
10 by Former Wheeling Man, e.
M. statler-To Accommodate E1-
position Visitors.
"a hotel TO accommodate 1000 guests
with sleeping accommodations at mod
crate prices Is 10 built by L. NJ: statler
adjoining the grounds OF the Pan
American exposition, at Buffalo says
the Express Of that city. 1t is not to
be a gorgeous brick and marble build
Ing costing 100000, but 1t is to be
as good as the average summer hotel.
Eastern capital, in addition to local
capital Is said TO be back OF Mr.. Stat
Ter for any extra amount Of money
needed In the enterprise. Mr.. Statler
has been negotiating with B. c. Rum
sey for plot OF land north OF Forest
avenue, east OF Elmwood avenue and
fronting on Lincoln parkway by the
main entrance to the Pan-American
exposition. The frontage on the east
side OF Elmwood avenue will be 400
feet according to the plans and the lot
wifi run back 1857 feet. st
The international Traction company
Intends to run street car loop around
the plot contemplated by Mr.. statler.
The loop will circle the proposed hotel
and run to the main gate at the expo
sition. keeping on Mr.. 1sumsey's prop,
arty, Of course, then crossing over and
coming down Elmwood avenue.
The hotel is to be seven and one
half stories high. Every room Will be.
an outside room. Wings Will be built
off the main hall and they will open on
grass plots. The second floor will be
about twelve feet from the ground. The
building will be wood, but its style and
design will do away with all danger as
the guest will be but about twelve or
fourteen feet from the ground. 1t is
not to be a mere barn-like structure,
but is TO be attractive In design and
finish.
The dining room will seat from GOO to
700 persons at one time. In emergen-
cics there will be additional restaurant
facilities.
"The IDEA is to have a good, clean,
comfortable hotel at moderate price.
practically at the main entrance to the
grounds" said Mr.. Statler. 1T will be
an attractive building and in no way
will It deface the surroundings. 1t is
sure to prove popular, and ! believe
those who realize It's purpose will ap-
preclate Its value. Many persons will
not want to travel clear down Into the
city every evening to find place to
sleep. This hotel will be what they
want and the prices will be moderate"
Mr.. Statler had two other sites in
view, but he said that his negotiations
with Mr.. Rumsey had progressed so
favorably that he believed 1t was prac-
tIcally settled that the hotel would be
built on the Rumsey land. which Is q
most advantageous location. There
will be suites OF rooms for parties or
families, said Mr.. Statler, and special
arrangements would be made for par
ties OF four or more who come to spend
4 week or more, enjoying the attrac-
lions OF the exposition. Many Of those
employed at the exposition doubtless
will establish their sleeping headquar-
ters in the new hotel. tf
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Window Glass Factories to Start.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August THE
members and officers OF the window
glass workers association assert that
the factories will be started September
], as scheduled.j even though the fiat
teners refuse 10 go 10 work Mt that
time. Word has reached the .assocIa-
ton headquarters that fires have been
ilghted In several factories west OF
Pittsburgh; and the workers say fires
VIII be lighted In every factory by
August TO-
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Bebout kept the secret all her days.
and II Is not thought that she ever.
touched the gold and silver which had
been slowed away as she did not need
the money for her livelihood. The dis
covery OF the gold and silver in the old
clock has created much excitement in
the nelghborhood where the old wo-
man lived and much discussion among
her heirs Us to whom the store of
treasured will go. III
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In SQUIRE Larue,s cour,.

In Justice ]. R. Lurue's court yes
terd1y the case of Harry Robrecht,
charged with selling intoxicants to a
minor was heard. The warrant was
sworn out by. Henry Williams, the faith
err. of the boy to whom the liquor was
alleged to have been sold. The case
was dismissed. there being insufficient
evidence to convict.
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Sherman Relensd from Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 7.--The
transport Sherman has been released
from quarantine, Three deaths oc-
Cured on the voyage, as follows: Ma
jor Thomas Evans. Forty-ninth infan-
try; Henry Grosman, private, Thirtleth
Infantry; Herman Saland. OF the quar-
termnsters department. The Sherman
brought hack the bodies Of twenty
three soldiers. -
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Nurphy,s Hearing To-day.

Wesley Murphy, the man charged
with embezzling the firm OF Hubbard s:
PAUL out Of a considerable sum of
money, will have hearing this after
noon in Squire Fitzpatrick's court. The
case was to come up yesterday. but
was continued until to-day.
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OF the years business warranted his
prediction. Within the last twelve
months the Pennsylvania company has
built.numerous spurs from It's main line
into newly opened coal fields In the
mountains OF the Keystone state.
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Will Be Heard To-day,

Yesterday Laura Wesley swore out
a warrant for Virginia Wesley in JUS
tice- Cummings court, charging her
with using angry words to the disturb
ance Of the peace. The case will be
heard Tonight
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New Hensington Races.

The independent racing team Is max.
ing preparations to take part in III.
races at New Kenslngton. Pa, the In.
18th, 10th and 18th of this month. They
are training hard for the occasion, and
will take fastiteam to that city and
Will no doubt, as heretofore, return sic.
toriouS. " ~; ~ 5'l.''-,
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Killed His Wife,s Sister,

CINCINNATI, Ohio. August 7.-John
w. Jolly, of Newport, Ky, this after
noon shot and killed Lo,t!c Klcckamp,
his wifc's,sisier. and morially wounded
his wife ut the home OF their parents,
at Ninth and Overton streets. Newport
ny. a family quarrel caused the
tragedy. 81 ~
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Piano Bargains,

One Royal Upright Plano. Walnu
case, worth. new. $500. this week, WV
One Straube Upright Piano. Nance.
any case, worth. new, $500, this week
$3.50.
One Capen Upright Piano, MAHOGANY
case, worth, new. $3.50. this week, VIZ
II w. BhlJMER co.
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The Paving Finished

Contractor Cochran has finished Il.
city's portion OF the Center street paw.
Ing, andlwould have finished the s,rs.,
cars portion last evening had II no,
been that there was not sufficient brick
on the grounds to complete the work.
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4 ORDINARY tSat household accidents
have no terrorswhcn there's n bottle OF
DR.. Thomas Eclcctric Oh In the mcdI-
elmo chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises,
Bpratng. instant rctfcf.--2.
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LONDON, August Tin accordance
with the recently passed bill, the Ga
zette neutrality-suspicious. the prohibition
o. the export of arms or ammunition TO
China from to-day. 80
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Friends OF Colonel Hugh Sterling an
nouncc That he will be IN asplrunt for
Il place on the Republican house OF dele
gates ticket In Ohio county.
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. m. Tuesday. show
ed 2 feet Sinches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm. Thermometer, IS
above zero.
The Avalon clears for Cincinnati at {
p. m, to-day.
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Moro Heat Victim, ..

MILWAUKEE, Wis. August u
Three dead and four Frustrated re-
suited from intense heat In the past
twenty-four hours. ="
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CHICAGO. August 7.-Four deaths
and several prostrntions were reported
nn 10 p, m. To-day aB the result OF
the excessive heat. Z p ! n : :
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THE RIVER.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. ...KEYSToNE STATE, n. IN.
Charleston. .kANAWHA, noon. (
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. AVALON, Z p. m.
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DR.. u. l., Armbrccht has broken
ground for n new residence on Jacob
street, nohr Mozart Hail.
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A Frightful nl,,ntler.

VIII often cause horrible hurn, scald,
cut or brulse. Ruclelen's Arnica Salvc,
the. best In the. world, will kill tho pain
and promptly heal It. Cures old sores,
fever sores. ulcers. boils. felons. corns,
nll skin eruptions. Best pile euro on
earth. Only 20 cents n box. Cure guar
tantced. Bold by Logan Drug Co.
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RED MEMS Picnic, Mozart PaEst
TODAY rigf 5ts =. -sfltr H
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I. Red MEMS Picnic, Mozart Park,