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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-19
A BELLAIRE NAN KILLED.

Joseph Boswell Run Into by a BiGy-
Gle Rider and Reeeivss Injuries
Which Resulted Fatally Thursday
Night.
A very distressing aceident occurred
on Gravel hill. in Bellaire, on Thursday
evening, which resulted In the death OF
Joseph Boswell. an old and highly re-
spected citizen. BE was standing In
The street watching attrolley party,
when he was run into by q bicycle rid
den by Clarence Barrett. Mr.. Boswell
was struck full in the stomach. and as
he fen his head struck the curb stone
with great force.
The injured man was carried to his
home and died few hours LATER from
his injuries. The rider was thrown from
his wheel and considerably bruised. The
collision is said to have been unavold-
able. However that may be. It is i fact
that MANY. bicycle riders in Bellaire
seem to have an idea that pedestrians
have no rights that they should respect
in regard to thoroughfare, and will cut
corners very closely while going at
brcak-neck speed, regardless Of the
danger to the lives and limbs Of those
who may be crossing the street at the
time. and the only wonder is that more
accidents do not occur.
Mr.. Boswell was between fifty and
sixty years Of age.
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A BIG DEAL
PUT THROUGH
AT MINGO
By Which the National Steel compa-
ny Sells Its Merchant Mill to
American Steel Company.
LATTER WILL ERECT OTHER
Mills, According to Reliable InfOr-
mation-Aetnaville Bar Mills
May be Bought.


A business transaction. of great iin-
portaaee to the future commercial pros
perity Of Mlngo Junction. was to have
been closed yesterday and has doubt
less been contaminated by this time. It
is the sale of the National Steel Com
pany's continuous bar or merchant mill
in MingU, to the American Steel s. Hoop
Company, another gigantic corporation
which manufactures most Of the mer-
chant bar product OF the country.
Representative officials of the Ma
tionai and American companies were in
Mingo yesterday examining the mill.
From a reliable source came the infor-
nation that the deal would he made
and that as soon as 1t is complete the
American Steel & Hoop Company VIII
erect either three or four other similar
mills In Mingo.
"The situation Is this" said the In
formant of the Intelligencer, THE Ma
tlonal company owns only few such
mills. The great bulk OF Its business Is
in other lines which makes 1t difficult
to compete in bar products. The Amer
lean company buys most of Its raw steel
from the National and by having its
mills near u National, can save consld-
cradle expense. Whether they will buy
the Aetna bar mills also, DO not know,
but I do know that II the deal is closed
the American company contemplates
erecting either three or four and prob
ably more merchant mills in Miugo."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-19
Hiph School Commencement.

The Wheeling high school commence
ment will take place on the evening Of
June 2S. and ten members of the class
of forty-one will figure on the pro-
gramme, rs follows: Misses Dora Fin
ney. Ada Fisher. Grace Gaughan,
Blanche Handlan Irma Kraft, Annie
McKelvey, Martha Ross, Emma schra-
der, and Messrs. Harold Bremen and
Edward westwood.
In this years class there are forty
one graduates, of whom nine are boys
and thirty-two girls. In '99 there were
thirty graduates, and in '9S twenty
three. The 'sS class was the first high
school graduating class in Wheeling.
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QUIT WHITE BREAD.
could Not e. streagth fror It.

Could NOT Get Strength from 1t.
An EplscopalIan minister of Ellen
Vile, N. Y, who is interested not only In
the spiritual welfare OF his congrega-
tion, but In their physical well-beins
also, says, Il can now do an immense
amount OF work and feel no'fatlgue. for
the reason that am using Grape-Nuts
breakfast food and have quit coffee en-
tlrely and am using Postum Coffee.
Myself and family are all greatly
improved in health. We have largely
abandoned the use of white bread. Up
wards of twenty-five persons have
changed their diet, on my recommends
ton. 1t is eladly given, because /
know, from personal experience, where
of 1 speak"
1t is we'll known fact that white
bread Is almost entirely composed of
starch and this is difficult of digestion
by many people, particularly those who
have weak intestinal digestion The
result OF the use Of much white bread
is q lack OF brain and nervous power
to do mental work and It also creates
intestinal troubles, because the excess
OF starch ferments In the intestlnes and
makes the conditions right for the
growth of microbes; whereas Grape
Nuts breakfast food contains the need
ed starch, but in Il predigested form.
That is, 1t is transformed into grape SUI
gar in the process of manufacture, and
delivered in the packages, ready cooked,
and in such shape that it is Immediately
asslmilated without hard work Of the
digestive organs.
The food also contains the delicate
particles OF phosphate OF potash which,
combined with aIbumen, is used by ma
ture to make the gray matter that must
be IN the cells OF the brain and the nerve
ceateFs throughout the body, in order TO
give strength and ability to stand long
and continuous work. Both the Postum
Food Coffee and Grape.Nuts are sold by
all first class grocers.
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THE FIGHT CONTINUES

Against Houses OF a Questionable
Observation-Disclosures and Barum's
Places Pulled Last Night by the Po-
lice
The eight against saloons and hotels
Of a questionable character cropped up
again last night. when arrests OF the
proprietors OF two were made by Chief
clemana and u squad Of his men. In
one Instance, the proprietor was one OF
the bunch Of rejected license apple
cants; the other place visited was the
one FORMERLY occupied by him.
The places raided were the Hotel I'M
perial, on Main street, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-frst streets. conduct
ed by Joseph Barum. and the saloon at
the corner of Main and Twentieth
streets, conducted by the MuIdocn
Bros.
Rarum, who is minus license, was
charged with keeping d house OF III
fame, and three girls and three men
were arrested as inmates. =
The Muldoons were charged with
permitting lewd women to lolter about
the premises. and four shady females
were gathered In.
All the parties gave security for their
appearance before the mayor this
morning. and aside from the proprle-
tors they gave fictitious names. The
Muldoons claimed that the quartette
at their place were guests" The war
rants for the arrests were prepared on
the advice Of City Solicitor Boyce.
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Sunday at Mozart Park.

Mozart park. whlch-is prettier this
season than ever, will have its regular
Sunday afternoon concert tomorrow.
with the popular Melster's band as the
attraction, and a choice musical pro-
gramme viii be dfscoursed from the
breezy pavilion. Later the park man
agement will give the concerts also on
Sunday evenings, and Secretary Hand
Ian is now booking special attractions
for the summer. Mozart park Will be a
revelation to those who have not visit
ed 1t for some time, the trees planted a
few years ago having attained their
full growth, and it is now an ideal spot
to escape the summer heat, Its lofty To-
cation affordtng special advantages for
obtaining the coolest of breezes.
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seen thia afternoon and tonight at the
Opera House This play and the char
acter in which Mr.. keenan, appears,
have already secured the hearty en-
dorsement OF the play-goIng public
throughout the United states, and 1t is
therefore. no surprise to hear that Mr..
keenan, Is meeting with perfect ova-
ton wherever he has been seen, so far
this season. "a Poor Relation is one
of the prettiest pieces Of dramatic work
now on the stage, the hpmor is dell
cate, but Irresistible; the pattcs Is eff
fective. but never overdone. There Is
no tendency to overload the play with
cllmaxes, but its points are made Wig
orously and tastefully.
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FoR DECORATION pAY- !.
Meeting Of Holiday Post to Arrange
"Details, This Evening",

Meeting Of Holiday Post to Arrange
Details, This Evening".
This evening. at l. o. o, F. hall there
VIII be meeting of the old soldiers OF
the blue to arrange for the Decoration
Day exercises, First there, viii be.a
Joint meeting OF Holiday Post and the
woman's Relief Corps, followed by .
meeting of the general committee: Z
The programme for the general obs
servance Of the day at PenlnsplRr cems.
etery viii include an address by Cover.
nor Atkinson. and patriotic songs BY q
quartette now being organized. These
exercises viii be attended by both pbstG.
the Woman's Relief Corps. Sons OF Vetva
Grams and other patriotic orgaplEatiops.
In the morning details from Holiday
post will decorate the graves OF dc.
ceased soldiers in Mt. Calvary, Greens
wood, Stone Church and Mt, Wood GEMS /,
etarles ~
In the morning details from Stephens
post win visit Mt. Zion, Red Mems and
Mt ollvet cemeteries, and Mir; Franz
w NesbItt VIII deliver the GRAFTON pfs
the day. :,
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ia clerk Robsrtson,a oflcs.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's Of
flee, the following were recorded:
Deed made July 16. 1896, by n. F.
Behrens and others to L. C. Drlehorst;
consideration. $780, transfers lot 2S, in
Behrens & speldel's addition.
Deed made October l. 1898, by Will
lam stamm and wife 10 o. W, Burdats;
consideration, 5000; transfers lot
near Wheeling park.
Two deeds of trust were recorded.
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The Alex. Garden Benefit.

The committee of Island citizens who
are Mt the head of the Alex. Garden benz
eft have received subscriptions for a
goodly sum. and the base ball game at
the Island park on Decoration day, be-
tween teams representing the firemen
and policemen will add a large amount
to the fund. Mr.. Garden was a we'll
known street railway man, who is now
incapacitated by rheumatism. The
Wheeling Railway Company very gem
erously contributed $50 to the benefit
fund
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The unanimously expressed desire on
the part of the Wheeling public to see
Sol Smith Russell's great play, "a
Poor Relation" is about to be realized.
After Mr.. Russeii's enforced retirement
from the stage, owing to his illness, Mr..
Berger re-engaged his supporting COM
pany and with the clever young actor.
Frank Keenan,, playing the part of
Noah Vni- ~ Poor Relation" will be
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The Circuit Court.

Yesterday. in the circuit court, writ
of certlorarI was issued, in " case en-
titled P. j. Donnhue VS.. ]. S. rafferty,,
by which the matter at issue between
the parties is brought up to the circuit
court from Justice H. C. Petermans
court. A bond for 1850. double the
amount of the Judgment rendered In
Rnfferty's favor, was given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-19
m THE CHURCHES.


Vance Memorial, sunday--servlcas at
II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. At the evening
service the pastor win begin a series of
three sermons. as follows: First, IA
Plea for the Sabbath; second. IA Plea
for the Church; third, "a Plea for
Public Morals" These sermons viii he
addressed especially to young men and
women, and they are cordially invited
to be present.
Zane Street NJ. L. church-class
meeting at $3.50 a, M; public worship at
1850 a. M. by Rev. c. Haly Molony;
Sunday school at . p. M; public wor-
ship at 7:45 p. M. Miss seilars, lately
returned from India, after n residence
Of ten years there. viii occupy the pull
pit In the evening.
Owing to the continued illness Of Rev.
c. NJ Qliphant, pastor Of the First
Christian church, Rev. ]. NJ. Williams,
Of Loudenville, w. Va, will preach at
both morning and evening services toe
morrow. He Is an Interesting speaker
First Presbyterian church--The pas
tor, Key. ID. n, Cunningham, ID. D., VIII
preach at 1880 a. IN, and 7:45 p. m,
Morning subject. What Happened at
the Gate Beautifm"; evening, "Christs
Words Are Spirit and Life
At the Fourth Street NJ. Il. church,
Sunday, the pastor. DR.. j. L. Sooy, will
preach at 1880 a. IN. and 7:45 p. m.
Evening subject, "The Interstate
Base Ball League VS.. anarchy and
Lawlessness.
Rev. c. Is. Graham, pastor. will
preach Sunday morning Mt North Street
NJ. E. church. Rev. DR.. Gaughan, pres
ldent Of Soulc College. Dodge City,
Kansas, will preach in the evening.
Mrs. c. NJ. Afford. wife OF former
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
church, will give an evolutionary rem
tai at this church on May "a.
Sunday evening at the Third Presby-
terrain church, the pastor. Rev. r. r.
Bigger, viii preach on THE Sin Of
Bribery"
Preaching at the Stone church at II a.
m. Sunday; subject. Ears to Hear"
Evening service at 7s28.
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FRUIT TREES; Grape Wines, Raips
berry, Blackberry and Strawberry
Plants. Halt Agents prices. CataS
logue free, Reid's Nurseries, Tel. 6s5
Bridgeport, Ohio. ttha
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DIED.

DICR-on Thursday, May H. 1900, ht'7:Sa
p. m. JOHN DICK, in his DIST year. :,
Funeral services at tho residence Of hi9g
mother. No. lI14 Wood street, this
Saturday. afternoon at . o'clock.
Friends OF the family respectfully In.
vlted to attend. 1nterment Int Peninr
suiar cemetery. t3a ,
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Next years graduating class will BE-
smaller but Igos's viii be nearly a.
LARGE aa TINT OF the present yehF..
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MY Stock of Fancy suitings Is tho
largest and cheapest in the city.
c, W. sEABRIGHT'S SON, The Tailor,
Twenty-second and Main StraetSs
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wheeling VS.. Dayton, sunday, 8 P. m.
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SUNDAY Az wREELINa PACK.
Concerts to be Given by opera House
Band, Afternoon and Night.


Concerts to be Given by Opera House
Band, Afternoon and Night.
Tomorrow. the wheeling Park man
agement inaugurates the giving Of two
concerts every Sunday afternoon al
i2:aO and evening at 5. For tomorrow
there will be an attraction ettraonii-
nary in cornet solos by Mr.. A. q Knoll
and Miss Marie Mcneil, the musicians
who made so decided a hit at the
German Village of the Elks' street fair
last summer. The concert programmes,
to be rendered by the Opera House
band. under the direction Of Director
e. w. Spell, are as follows:
Afternoon.
PART /.
]. March, "The, Union Forever, .sceaton
q Overture, 1.-THE Jolly Robbers .suppe
g. Waltz. "Sueno de Maria" tMaEy'E
Dreamy ...............'...'..ss.s. ,tetta9
l. Mcneil and Knoll.
PART II,
s. Selection. "The Fortune Teller;
S.......';;;.....:,;'.'..i. HerDert
" 9tIpEllNlHG s'ass''sS"'
s Fantasie on my Old Kentucky
introducing variations for baritone,
clarinet, trombone, petit clarinet,
piccoio and finale.
Q. Parody on 1.-THE Arkansas Traveller
........................,. Lovenberg
PART III.
10. March, "HIgginsonian" ........ .stimson
II. Overture, "Gullderoy". ........... Bennett
r. MCNeill and Knoll.
j. Popular Airs, ::.............::.Be yer
H. "Cuirassier Attaque" .......... Ellenberg
Evening.
PART l.
/. March, Battery Park Shark Thayer
2. Overture, COMEDY. ,....... Keller Bella
"a. Song, for baritone. THE Moth
& and the Flame" ...:.........,. BoettEer
b. Negro Characteristic, Passing
the Cotton Fields" Clarke
I. McNeill and Knoll.
g. Waltz, ''Fleur de Alsace". Steiner
PART II.
6. Gems from THE HIghWayman" -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DekOven
Z. Plccolo solo, Sweet Birdie. .......Cox
Mr.. John Huml.
s. Mcneil and Knoll.
Q. Selection. Popular Airs ...... Boyer
TO- March, "The Man Behind the Gun"
......'s..'.....t.,.'...'.. Sousa
THE Lizzie Smith Hat Just recetv-
ed at L. B, SoNNFBoRN'S,
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Mrs. c. NJ. Afford. wife OF former
pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
church, will give an evolutionary rem
tai at this church on May "a.
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Sunday evening at the Third Presby-
terrain church, the pastor. Rev. r. R.
Bigger, will preach on 1.-THE Sin Of
Bribery"
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wheellng y. payton, sunday, 8 ,. =.
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Preaching at the Stone church at II a.
m. Sunday; subject. Ears to Hear"
Evening service at 7.S8,
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THE Lizzie Smith Hat Just recetv-
ed at L. R. SoNNEBoRN's,
11OS Main Street,
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Rev. C. 3. Graham, pastor. win
preach Sunday morning at North Street
NJ E. church. Rev. Dr. Gaughan, pres
Kansas, viii preach in the evening.
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y NVIH7 EHUIH Nv IAIbEIWUJ IlaII IT
Z. plccoio solo. sweet Birdie. Cox
Mr.. John Huml.
S. Mcneil and Knoll.
Q. Selection. Popular Airs. Boyer
10. March, THE Man Behind the Gun
.....'s..'..'..,.,.'..''." Sousa
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DEATH OF MRS. GULICK.

The death of Mrs. Susan
Green Gulick, wife of Maj. j.
W. Gulick, of the Confederate
service, and who survives her,
and mother of Capt. j. w. Gu
lick, now seeing service in the
Philippines, and of Mrs. Thos.
A. Whitfield and Mr.. Whar-
ton Gulick, of this city,
and of Mrs. VIM. Wooten, of
Portsmouth, occurred at her
home in this city yesterday even
ing at 6 o'clock, after a prolong-
ed and lingering illness, aged 81
years.
Mrs. Gulick was a sister OF
Mrs. Geo. T.. Kirby, Of Raleigh,
and Of Mr.. Geo. d. Green, OF
Wilson, and was universally be-
loved. She was a devoted wife,
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To The Public

For four summers in succession, my
health has given way aid caused me-
much uneasiness. am persuaded it's
best for N 9 to quit farming for a while
and try a different climate. I, there-
fore, offer for sale the house and lot in
9oldsboro on which I now reside. My
farm near the asylum, two miles from i.
6~oldsboro, containing 245 acres. This
farm Is In q high state of cultivation
and grows any kind of q CROP we'll NV
OLD place in Grantham's township, 10
miles from Goldsboro, containing 3O7
acres This place grows all crops well.
but Is especially adapted to the growth
OF fine tobacco; three good tobacco
barns; good dwelling and all necessary.
outbufldir gs. Terms easy.
refer all persons who would like to-
purchase to Mr.. J F. Switzerland. who
will take pleasure In making a sale for.
me- Very truly,
J A. STEVENS
Goldsboro, N. G.. July 30, 1900.
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mother and friend; of bright and
cheerful spirit, of generous dis
position and unfailing charity.
Her span of life. covered the
checquered history of our town
from it's incipiency, through the
stormy period of war, and up to
the present day, and through all
these years every n who knew
her loved her, and to-day her
death, though not unexpected for
weeks, is mourned in every
home as a personal sorrow,
while the tenderest sympathy of
all our people goes out TO the
bereaved and stricken husband,
and the children and relatives at
home-but especially to her ''sol-
der boy" in the far away Philip
pines, ION the firing line, ".whom
she ,.longed SO to see ere she
crossed the bourne into the SILENT
land. But she went not out as
those without hope, for she ever
had the cheerful and sustaining
assurance that she will see his
face in the blessed afterWhile, in
Gods good time.
The funeral will be held from
the home this evening at 6 O'Clock,
the hour having been changed
from 5 o'clock, as at first determ-
med, in order that her brother MI.
Green, who is coming from the
western part of the State, may be
| here.
The services will be conducted
by Rev. F. W. FAIRIES, OF the
Presbyterian church, of this city
and Rev, Edward Mack, OF thu
Presbyterian church of Norfolk
her nephew by marriage.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE

For YOUNG LHDIES, RoaHoke, va.
Opens Sept. 18th, 1900. One OF the
leading Schools for Young Ladies in
the South. Magnificent buildings, all
modern improvements. Campus ten
acres. Grand mountain scenery in
Valley of Va, famed for health, Euro
pean and American teachers. Full
course Superior advantages in Art,
Music and Elocution. Students from
thirty States. For catalogues address
MATTE p. HARRLSS, Pres't,
ine2O 8wks Roanoke. Va.
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married school
mate. Marriage
changes a wou1-
an. The drains
and pains which
r so often the
8 e e n G e of
marriage rob
her of all vital
ity. Give her
back her former
strength a md
she'll be as
vjolly" a wife
as she was a
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription
gives back b
lost strength by
re : establishing
The health OF
the d e1ic a t e
woman1y or
gans. It dries
the drains and
stops the pains.
It cures u1cera-
ton, inhamma-
ton and female
weakness. It
IN a K e 8 weak
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aFor tive years I had been a sufferer from
chronic diseases and female Weakness writes
MIA Al1eH A. Bobaon, Of IIas Redman Street.
&c. e. they g.gs me msSleia ,ss .hie aas ely relieved d
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taking six bottles Of sFavorite Prescription > and
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Sick women are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter free. Correspondence pri.
vate. ADDRESS Dr. r. ". Pierce, Buffalo. Ny.
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The JOHu Girl

Often changes to the jaded ~I
can't see what's come over Mary ; she
used to be such a jolly girl,n was the
remark of a young On visiting a