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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19

The schooner Percy ard Lille arrived
yesterday from New York with a cargo
Of cement Consigned TO the Central Rail-
road.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-19

The schooner Vanlear Black. Capt. La
cey. arrived yesterday from Promised
Land with a cargo OF FISH scrap consigned
20 the Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


The Republicans OF BenwooIl are
called to meet at the city hall this
evening, to organize and elect dele
gates to the Parkersburg convention Of
the State League Of Republican Clubs.
which meets on Thursday. Every Re-
publican from the car barns to the
McMechen line Is urged TO be present.
Nhe McMechen club chose its delegates
Saturday and Benwood has been just a
trifle slow in the matter. Besides elect
ing delegates to the Parkersburg con-
ventIon, It is possible some arrange
ments will be made regarding the other
conventions.
SQUIRE o. a. Lacey will be q candI=
date for reelection to his Office, end his
record, assert his friends, entities him
to another term. There are two JUS
tees elected from this ldiDsrict, and
Harry NJ Smith, Of the Junction, Is
putting up a warm fight for the nomi-
nation.
The funeral occurred yesterday after
noon, Of John Hun Schad, the Ave
months -old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Schad, who died Saturday night. The
interment was at the PeninBular ceme-
terry. Rev. Paul Metzenthin conducted
the services.
City and county politics is dlscuSsed
In Benwood frequently, but there Is
little talk along state lines. The senti-
ment seems to be in Freer,s iavor fer
governor, and for James k. Hall for
auditor, providing Lewis doesn't come
OUT.
Michael Rome was fined $40 and costs,
with an alternative of sixty days in
jail, yesterday. by Squire Lacey. Rome
was charged with an assault on Patrick
Joyce, an old man. whom he badly beat
up on Saturday night.
There promises to be large attend
nnce at the sacred cantata, The Mes
slah," to be rendered ut 81. Johns
church, Sunday evening, March Il. un-
der the direction Of Prof. T. Llewellyn
Williams.
"Gypsy Harry" was taken TO Mounds
vile yesterday, by Officer Stlllwell, to
answer charge Of board bill jumping
there. He was earning coin in Ben
wood by telling fortunes.
The assault and battery case prefer
red by Miss Annie Smith against AL
fred Cross will be tried before Squire
Lacey this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Annie Beck and husband were
each given FIVE days In jail by Mayor
Shepard, yesterday. In default OF fines
imposed for dlsorderly conduct
The Caswell family, who were nj
most nsphyxiated Sunday, MS related In
yesterdays Intelligencer. have about
recovered from Its effects,
Mrs. r. w. Porterfield is slightly III.
Louis Murray IS dangerously III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06

pie. The party In every respect, named
a good, strong ticket, Saturday, and
should and will be supported by every
good Republican.
The funeral of Mary Donaldson took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from the, residence Of her graRdp arents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Davidson. on the
county road. Rev. Morton, Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, OBLIGATED.
Interment was at Riverview cemetery.
The free reading room In the Presby-
terIan church, was opened last evening
with an informal reception. Quite n
large crowd was present and Judging
from the enthusiasm taken In the
opening meeting the new venture will
be success.
The funeral of the two-yenr-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John POr-
ter. OF Aatnaville, will take place at 10
O'clock this morning. and interment
will be ut Riverview cemetery.
The Women's Home Missionary So
cIety Of the Presbyterian church will
meet In the reception rooms Of the
church, Thursday evening, to elect OFF,
GERS.
W. B. Francis. Frank Heinrich and
William Lupton are spoken OF as prob
able candidates for mayor on the
Democratic ticket
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union meets this evening at the home
of Mrs. John Campbell, on North
Third street.
Ernest Wald. an employe OF the Sub
urban Brick Company, broke his leg
yesterday, by falling into u hole while
at work.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Jones, OF Manning
ton. w Va. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Truax.
Hopkins mould works were or yes
terday, on account Of small blow of
in the engine.
Alfonso Curtis was fined 81 and costs
yesterday morning, on n charge OF
Drunkenness.
Miss Clara Sheets left yesterday for
Cleveland to visit friends and relatives.
The board Of education meets this
evening In the high school ROOM
David Roderick leaves to-day for
Pittsburgh, on business.
Joseph Pennington returned from
Columbus last evening.
Council meets this evening in regular
session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
nE11A1RE HAPPENINes.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

G. T. Moore. who had sure thing on
the Democratic nomination for solicit
tor, having secured business engage
ments in the line OF his profession as
attorney, has dropped out Of the mat
ter entirely, and Fred SprigSs, the
young lawyer from Caldwell, who To-
Gated here a year or more ago, Is out
after that nomination. There Is also
some talk OF D. w. Cooper. But the
Democrats are still at sea for a can
didRte for mayor and no one can tell at
this time who the candidate viii be.
There Is "a feeling for Marion Hun
man, for @. C. Kelly, for Frank Will
Jams. for James D. briggs, for R. c.
Meyar, but as four-flfths Of these can
didates don't want the place. II not all
OF them. it is Wild guessing on who
they will nominate. M. j. Lynskey Will
be the nominee for marshal, according
to the knowing ones. -a
They struck oil Just north of the Bel
mont church yesterday at depth OF
about 900 feet. The quantity was small
and the quality not the best, but the
fact that they struck oil at all created
considerable excitement and enthusi-
asm in that vicinity. It insures active
operations for time yet. and every
body hopes the efforts will not be IN
vain.
Thomas F. Hart, Of Muncie. Ind. was
in town yesterday! but left for Pittn-
burgh. He is now at the head Of sew
erai very successful business enter
prises.
The steel works was of Yesterday
because OF the cylinder heads OF the
blooming engine blowing out. It Is eX-
pected they viii! be able to resume to-
day.
The Citizens League will inset at the
city hall at 1880 o'clock this evening,
All interested In the object Of the meet
ing are earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
A solitary plain drunk made up the
record at the mayors court yesterday,
and as he was a stranger he was given
time to get out Of town.
The G. A. r. post of this city has re-
ceIved a supply Of markers from the
government to remark the soldiers
graves in this vicinity.
C. W Bailey will leave this morning
for Columbus. to attend the funeral of
a friend who was killed by the electric
cars Sunday.
Heatherington's band cleared over
$3.50 by their fair last week. It was a
great week for the boys and they de-
served 1t.
John Baugh announced himself as n
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tIon for mayor late yesterday evening.
Evangelist Gordon will be in BellaIre
the latter part Of this month, to hold
series Of meetings
Patrick Tucker Is receiving bids for
the erection Of a new residence prop
erty this spring.
The Country Club was entertained at
the home Of Miss Katie DarTah last
night.
George Fryman is laid up with slight
injuries received at the mill last Satur-
day.
Harry Bente. Of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

TNRUsTEEs SALE.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made By
Charles P. Hamilton and wife 70 me.
dated January ., 1891, and recorded In
the ONCE OF the clerk Of county court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Doed &
Trust Book No. %, page rs, will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. $500.
Mt 10 o'clock a. M, sell at public auction,
OF said county, the following, to-Wtt;
A certain piece Of land near Whitfield,
Ohio county, West virginia, part OF
what Is known as the Porter @.AGre
Tract" bounded and described as follows:
Beginning ut point in the line ED (pfo-
lonEedD. as shown on 4 plat filed with a
deed from George s. Simpson and wife %
Anna II. Brady, dated July 49, 1885, anu
recorded IN the land records Of said coun-
~ in Deed Book. No. 81, page g, which
point is one hundred 600 feet distant in
q northweSterly direction from the gate
post designated on said plat as the point
p: thence In a northeasterly direction at
right angles 70 the said line for dis
lance OF GO $40 feet, more or les, TO q
fence: thence with the same In a north
westerly direction parallel to the Sald Tine
Tor 100 feet; thence in q sOuthwesterly d.
rection 63i $40 feet, more or less, TO tho
said line; thence lat right angleB) with said
line to the place OF beginning, containing
the right OF way along the road niolnlng
the land above described. which road u
DESIGNATED on the said plat as A-B-C-D-
EFF. But the Eruntors In the deed heroin-
SITTER mentioned are not to contribute 10
tho cost Of maintaining the division renoe
between the snid property and the prop
erty retained by said Erantors. and tho
coal under the property hereby conveyed
and tho right OF the said grantOnB land
their assigns and future owners Of the
property so retained to take water rom
the large spring thereon are reserved ~
set forth IN said deed OF trust: being the
same property that was conveyed TO the
Eald Charles p. Hamilton By QeOtle 8,
simpson and others by deed dated July
q. 1898, and recorded IN said once IN Deed
Book No. ~. page &C.
TERMS OF SAI.E-At least cue-third
cath, and the balance, with interest. IN
two, equal payments NJ one and two yeOf9,
the purchaser giving notes for same with
good security, and the tile to be retained
BENiAItN s. ALLISON.
lnrl Trtiatee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
MARTINS FIERY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Progressive Nelghbor.

The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Ncighbor.
About 10 o'clock last evening the FIRE
department WINS called out by an alarm
turned in ut box 81 Mt the corner of
Broadway and Jefferson streets a
slight blaze In the residence of William
Sloan on South Fourth street, cnused
by the explosion OF a g1sollne stove.
was the cause for calling out the de-
partment, the services OF which were
not needed. At 1850 the department
wns ngnin chilled out, the alarm being
from the same box. and the fire located
in the same house. This time the cause
was from a defective flue. an accumu-
latlon Of SCOT ignltlng. The depart
ment responded promptly and without
much difficulty extlngulshed the blaze.
The damage was slight The report
was circulated about town that tho
first blaze was OF incendlnry origin, as
two men were seen running from the
house shortly before the alarm wns
turned I'm. The report was unwnrrant-
ed and false.
Stories were afoat yesterday TO the
effect that nm independent ticket would
be placed in the field before the coming
election. sanctioned by the Democrats.
Such methods Of procedure ure nhSo-
lutely fntuous ind " the reports are
correct. an effort should be made i'm
mcdlateiy 10 down such cnwnrdly work.
n the PARTIES who were candidates for
the nomination were not worthy men,
then wns the time, and not now. for the
Republicans to interfere and see that n
man to whom the Republican party
would stick wug placed before the pco-
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Last night, the Beers were victorious
.wo out Of three over the Alphas, notwith-


Averages at the close OF tue ufSL WEEK
Of the new tournament are as follows:
Handlan, Aureola, 1853: Riley, RAM
blers. 1874: Ray. EsmOndB. 1853; VOgler,
Eismonds, 1853; SOnnefeld, Esmonds, 15I;
Mcdonnell, AuFeola, 1856; Cochrans,
Ramblers, 1866; Doyle. Alphas, 154;
Gus Weltzel. Aureola, i54; H. Gundling.
Fort Henry. 161; C. Gompera, Fort
Henry, $50; Roth. Beers. 14s; Gaus, Au-
reola, JAG; A. Hoffman. Fort Henry,
l48: Meitzel, Aureola, IA; BalEer,
Tribune, l43; SauvageOt. Ramblers, 1872
Evans. Esmonds. 142; Pickett, Ram
blers. 1883: Scalley, Beers, 1856; Gilman
tin, Alphas, 1856; carenbauer, Fort
Henry. 1876; Shaw, Tribune. 1874; G.
Gundling. Tribune, 1874; Michel. Ram-
blers, 1873; Kase. Esmondg, 1873; Fox,
Aureola, 1879; Hallisy, Ramblersi 1872:
Kaiser, Beers, 1si; r. Kemple. Trib-
une. lao; Ed. WeltY. Jolly Rovers, 1919:
Gering, Fort Henry. 1913: Hores, Beers,
l2T; DolRn, Tribunes, 1876; Marley, Jolly
Rovers, 123; McF.Rddan, Alphns, l23;
G. Hoffman, Fort Henry. 100; II. Comp
ers, Alphns, 1902; Feeny, jolly Rovers,
IS; Corcoran. Alphas, 80: A. Carney,
Alphas, 81: Farley, jolly RoveTs, 95;
Murray, Alphas, SO.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. March 5.-J.
C. McCracken. the University OF Penn:
sylvsnia crack foot ball player and held
athlete. to-day hurled the discus 100
feet 6 inches. which Is eight feet bet
ter than the worlds record. made on
August Is. 1893, by Ricardi Sheldon, OF
the New York Athletic Club, who threw
the discus 100 feet and 4 inch. Nc
Cracken's throw was made in practice,
and of course does not stand. Nc
Cracken is practfcing for the Olymplan
games at Paris this summer. the uni
versity having decided to enter team
in the carnival.
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REoErVER,s SALE.
SAIn on oAgsgR ~ llUsEGnD

GALE OF oATsuP AND ,IrusRGRD
- MILL
The sickness Of Mr.. J. ". Hunter hav.
ing neceS8itatsd the WindinG up Of tho
anatrs Of the J. w. Hunter ceFipalT. %
Wheeling, West Virginia, the UNDERLINED,
by authority duly conferred on hInl, wal
oter for sale at public auotion ct thssfRe.
tory building OF raid company, In The city
OF wheeling, ". Va, for caah, o.
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY oFSllo-
VENEER, a. D. ia.
commencing at O'Clock p M, the plant
Of said company. which r. IN flFettOlasS
condition. embracing machinery for me
manufacture Of tomato catlup, twelve
mills Of wet mustard, one hydraulic 'pnssg
and twelve pounder1 fer the manufacture
Of rdy mustard, mustard oil or linleod
ell, steam engine, boiler, safting, betting,
ete.. materials manufactured, uumlHu-
factured or In process Of manufacturp, the
lease Of said factory property, eHpinng
March 81, 1903, the purchaser to pay the
rental under said lease from the time Of
his purchase, and all other assets Of SAID
eetVer and money Of bis trust IN ne ne
eeivsr'B hands. gueh plant has q F8llFoad
switch and 70 admirably situated. iAn.ll.
Ventory and full infeHmAttea - Il The
nlSfed By tho tndoTlgned 20 aAy q lll-
cant. and an inspection Of thu prof SrtV
Solesn :. GspARRAIz RsealzaE.
The above sale has been postponed untEl
Tuesday, November s., 1850, At 2 O'Clock D,
m. 7. n. DARRAH. Receiver.
The above sale is adjourned until Tues
day, December 10, 1893, at O'Clock p. m,
at place above selected.
,ooa-ass.,,.,s T. N, DA FFassIHsr.
The above sale is adjourned untIl TuoI.
day. January l6, 1900, at same time and
de2s-tu Receiver.
Above sale is adjourned unttl Tuesday,
February 20, $780, at same time and place.
7. n. DARRAH,
The above sale Is adjourned until
Tuesday, March 20, 1900, at 2 O'Clock p
M, and at the same place.
t.,,,. 7; N. pA :sSsAlz.r
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HEI1sRuRa.
Doings of People In the Brooke Conn
ty Metropolis.

Doings Of People In the Brooke Conn
ty Metropolis.
The March term Of the circuit court
opened yesterday but there wns not
much business transacted. There was
no grand jury. and from present indl-
cations the only jury trial at this term
viii be the Fair will case, which was
set for Monday next. This will make
the third trial Of this case, In George
II. Myer vs.. w. G. Hoggs and wife.
the court sustained the demurrer or
defendants, but gave plaintiff leave TO
file an amended bill. In the condemn
alton proceedings OF the county court
OF Brooke county against Evnn Hind
man and others. Messrs. w. A. Lee,
Frank Jacob, r. F. Craig, G. NJ. Park
and Charles r. Dare were appointed
commissioners to assess damages due
defendants by reason of land 90 be tn
ken for rond purposes. The nssumpslt
suit OF D. 4. Freshwater va. p. f..
Freshwater. was dismissed by Rgree-
ment OF parties.
Rev r. r. Miller. pastor Of the NJ. Ts.
church, Is Rtill unable TO Ill his pulpit.
and cOntemplntes n California trip,
accompanied by Mrs. Miller and her
father. Captain John A. Wood, OF
Pittsburgh.
Guy Bros. MINISTRIES win be the nj
traction Mt Barths opera house to-
night. They have had n very heavy
advance snlc Of seats.
Rev. 4. G. Hatfield was taken sud-
denly III on Sunday night. and is In a
serious condition.
Mr.. II. II. Yingllng is able 10 be out,
after m eight weeks Siege Of typhoid
fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-06
CYCLING.

Nov that the League of American
wheelmen has abolished It's racing de-
partment every attention will be given
the other branches of work. The most
Important Of these is the highway i'm
proyement department, in which is en-
trusted the work in behalf of the good
roads movement. which was started
by the l.. A. w, and which has been
constantly agitated by 1t for almost
twenty years. The League has made
rapid strides in this movement. partie-
ulerly during the past year, but tho
facing question has reelected upon thiE
ms upon all other departments. the he
lief being disseminated that none Of the
branches Of League work could be
made elective until the racing ques-
ton was settled.
The most Important work accom-
plIshrd last year was the holding of
many good roads conventions in var
lous states. the Introduction nj high
way Improvement measures In many
OF the state legislatures and the eyOlu-
Hon N the movement 10 national pro-
portInnE. as was evidenced by the bin
Introduced In Congress. calling for an
appropriation Of 5000, 900. Constitution
al amendments were carried In Michit
gan and Minnesota, and a large amount
~ education on the subject was circu-
Iaied BY the League. All Of this worl;
WIZ he continued during tho present
year. but upon much larger scale than
hsfniMgrr. In fact. this Will be- one OF
me nog; important agitRtlons Of tine
year aside from the presidential cleo
IONS The Delegates Of the l.. A. W.
EtTt newer more enthusiastic upon the
subject, and they viii enter Into the
work with Increased yigOr. They eV-
l',i ihn corporation of MI wheelnen
III The great work they are doing.
Inc report Of the president Of the
,,gaEoe of American Wheelmen 70 the
N.u"nai Assembly showed the OrEani-
,a,9n 10 br IN the best financial condi-
w. w despite the reduction IN MEMBER
sup iast year, owing to the agitation
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MoUNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CountY's Chief City.

&VSbSAAHy NS"6 EEbu N4HE6uHll
county's Chief City.
Word was received here last even
ing announcing the dnnth Of Rev. A. j.
LYDIA, at his home at Mason City, last
Saturday, Rev. LYDIA was pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church cungrcga-
ton here during tho Civil war, and ne
had many warm friends among our
older citizens.
a miners union was organized here
Sunday evening. By Organizer Lewis.
OF Bridgeport, Ohio. Elghty-seven mi
ners Joined as charter members. and
the following officers We're elected:
Charles Newly. president: Yves. Cor
meas. financial secretary; Carl Wallace,
treasurer,
The revival In still In progress ut the
Methodist Episcopal church. There
have been over four hundred CONVEX
slons and the altar IL crowded with
seekers almost every night.
a number at our people Will attend
the Republican League convention at
Parkt rsburg, Thursday The round
trip from here win be IS 30.
The county Republican executive
committee viii hold their next meeting
Mt the court house, April IL.
The grand jury meets to-day. Tho
petit jury viii not convene until next
Monday.
! i. Jonea and family win move to
Allegheny. Pa, the first Of April.
The chess club met with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. oldhum last night.
DIR. J.. N. Williamson is the guest Of
relatives IN Tyler county.
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rHantv-Round Draw.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March g.
Jimmy Murray. OF Cincinnati, and Joe
Youngs. Of Buffalo, fought twenty fast
rounds to draw before the Hot
Springs Athletic Club this afternoon.
About 1000 spectators were present, In
Guiding dozen women.
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on the racing question. The treasury 3
we'll equipped for the work Of the
coming season, ana WIN BE n even
better condition very shortly for ail u
the members who have been In tho
League for four years or more must
renew on or before the LIST Of April.
There are over 10000 OF these mem-
bers. and their renewals, together with
new applications, win give the L. A.
W. q strong dnancial backing for the
opening OF the riding season, To sup
PIGMENT this all OF the divisions win
work with renewed energy, since the
YexAtious racing Question viii no lon
ger harnss them. and these facts make
Indications that the L. A. W. viii en-
Joy a creditnble and effective year.
The /. A. w. has never been attacked
In its adminiHtIat tons Of departments
other than that controlling racing, and
now that that has been eliminated the
oflcials expect the support Of all
wheelmen who have heretofore refused
10 become memtierH because Of their
views on cycle racing matters.