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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

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MEDICAL Aof "whiskey med.
Eicines," or nerve
a 4 " numbing narco-
NJ .sQX tics.
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as---.-x-s remarkable cures
resulting from tile
use of Golden Medical Discovery )"
prove the soundness OF Dr. Pierces the
0ry that in these days of haste and hurry
the stomach is. the common breeding
place Of disease. These cures also prove
the soundness of DR.. Pierce's reasoning
that diseases which originate i'll the
stomach must be cured through the
stomach" The Discovery is rcdi-
cine for the stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition. When the
stomach is healthy the blood made in
the stomach is healthy, and sufficient in
quantity to nourisl the nerves and
strengthen the system to resist or throw
off disease. Nature develops life, sus-
tains life and preserves life by nourish-
ment. Vital failure comes when the
body is starved either from lack of food
or the inability of the digestive and nu-
tritive organs to extract the nourishment
from the food taken into the stomach.
Golden Medical Discovery" takes the
obstacles from Natures way SO that she
can sustain life by her own methods.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the
action OF "Golden Medical Discovery" !"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30

The Climax Cabinet company is the
place TO get your screen doors and
windows. Telephone No. $40.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-30
DARK HORSE
Is Expected to Win
Republican Nomination
For Circuit Judge.
Being Groomed by a
Cleveland Faction.
Claimed That the Lorain County
Delegation
Will Not Give Judge Marvin Its Solid
Support.

didate, is touted by the Cleveland
Plain Dealer, as the winner OF the race
Tor the Republican, nomination as Cir
cult Judge.
In reference to this unknown aspir-
aut for judicial honors it says:
There is u surprise in store for the
politicians in regard to the Circuit
Judgeship contest. a dark horse is al.
most ready to be sprung upon the un-
suspecting friends of the candidates
now in the field. At present tie only
avowed candidates are Judge Marvin,
the present incumbent, VINO seeks re-
nomination, Judge Iampson and
Louis Winch, Of Cuya-loga county. 1t
is declared by the politicians VINO arc
grooming the unknown candidate that
Judge Marvin cannot possibly hope
to win. In the same breath they de.
clare that Lampson and Winch will
not show in the running. Therefore
they propose at the last minute TO
trot out new candidate who is con-
tidently expected to go in and make
show Of the field.
The announcement of tine name OF
the fourth candidate is expected to be
made within few days. As mat
ter of fact, preparations are about
completed for the launching of the
boom for the unknown
1t has been practically admitted all
along that Judge. Marvin would go in
to the convention which will he held
Saturday with the country counties
solid for him. These are Medina. Sum
nit and Lorain. The total vote of the
three counties is thirty-four. Cuya-
hoga county will have fifty-nine dele
gates in the convention, ana, there
fore, if Judge Marvin has the solid
support of the country he will need
only thirteen votes out OF Cuyahoga.
But. it is claimed, that the Lorain
county delegation will be split up ana
Marvin cannot hope TO secure the solid
delegation. Both the Lorain and Me-
dina delegations are unpledged, as is
also the Cuyahoga county delegation.
Two candidates at present from Guy
ahoga county, of course, VIII split up
the delegation to u considerable ex.
tent.
The men who are fighting Winch arc
the men who will bring the dark horse
into the arena. They do not claim to
have enough votes to nominate their
man. but they are figuring on the sup
port from Judge Marvin when, rs they
say, the latter sees that lie cannot Sc
cure the nomination for himself. The
majority of the McKisson ractiOn are
out working openly against Winch
They will support the fourth candl-
dafe.
There promises to be plenty of skir-
mishing before the day or the con.
vention. Plans arc being made for
q consolidation OF the Marvin forces
and the opposition to Winch.
Yesterday the politicians behind the
movement to bring II fourth candi-
date into the field refused to divulge
the identity of their man. However,
he will be local man, it was init
mated. Miner G. Norton has been
mentioned as q candidate for the hon
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Moundsville Briefs.

Clerk Lewis issued marriage licenses
yesterday to Edward NJ. Arnold, aged
forty-three, aud Dora NJ. Baker, aged
tweHty-HlRe, both OF M8uRdsyIlle, and
James c. Nash, aged twenty-four. OF
Volcano. w. Va. and Ionic May Nor
rIs, aged twenty. OF McMechen.
Henry Seamon left for Parkcrsburg
yesterday, TO attend the mceting OF the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. e
There will be union meeting of The
Christian Endeavor Society and Ep-
worth League Thursday morning, No.
vcmber 90.
Miss Maude jefferson. one OF the
teachers In the West Liberty normal
school, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
G. F. Gray has Issued invitations for
n supper. TO be given ut the Hotel Hem
rietta. next Wednesday evening.
s. T. Cartwright has qualified rs
administrator OF the estate OF J. l..
Suplcr. deceased: bond, $4,000.
The Bcnwood- Bcllnlre ferry case will
come up In the county court for fur
ther hearing next Thursday.
~ l'Hh iidl NEell HAS contracted Win
Shrimp Bros., for the erection OF Il
dwelling on Center street.
John Eullt OF Jefferson avenue. will
leave In n few days for California, for
the benefit of his health.
Charles Mccamc haa been employed
to assist J. G. Parkinson In IndcXlng
the county records. .....
Mrs. Marin Parks, OF Jackson county,
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Purdy.
Samuel Wilson. of Shcrrard. was
trnnsacting business here yesterday.
John Goodhuc, the law-book salcs-
man. was here yesterday,
w. p Jones. OF Pleasant Valley, was
here yesterday.
S. Howe Donar WINS at Glen Enston
yesterday.
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
". BANNER CO., Wheeling, ". Va.
The school board may conclude to
have census OF Bellaire taken along
with n school enumeration. as q pop
ulation OF over ten thousand helps the
sale OF bonds.
Mrs. Kate Irwin. of Manchester, Va,
wants to locate her son. James Nun
nelly, and writes Mayor Freeze that the
last she heard OF him he was In Bel
laire.
Rev. r. S. Cofcey has been suffering
with severe cold for several days.
Rev. W. V. TewtnkTc, OF the Second
church., filled his pulpit Sunday night.
The Baltimore & Ohio switch tower
ut Schlck's mines. west OF town, is
completed and the junction from the
main line to the yards begins there.
The King dramatic company. Mt the
Columbia theatre, will hold the boards
all OF this week. They bear a good
name. K
The Twentieth Century club met at
the home OF Mrs. James Dubois last
night to reorgnnize for the winter.
Calvin Rush and Laura Stricken
were married by Rev. Charles NJ.
Watson Sunday evening.
An Italian band discourse music on
the streets yesterday Just as they do In
the springtme. '
Mayor Treese assessed two plain
DRINKS 81 and costs yesterday.
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, w. Va.


The funeral OF the late Mrs Abraham
Nilhon. on Sunday, from the family
residence near Short Creek. WIS largely
attended by relatives and friends. Mrs.
Samuel McCook. OF Wclsburg. is a
daughter Of 1.-the deceased, 9s'.*y
Mcssrs. William Hall, I,outy McCon,,
nell and Nelson Hammond laft,yester-
day for Arcadia, Ind, where they have
secured employment In \ glass house.
Samuel s. Hedges has sold his North
Charles street residence property to
AIRS. Addie q. West, for Sl,6tO, ana
moved to Liberty street. ~
Council meets In regular session to.
night. Besides ROUTINE business several
matters OF more than usual intcrcs,
VIII come un for action. E,' j.S 1t
The union Thanksgiving service this
year will be held Mt the Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. ]. n Josc
pieachinS the sermon. Sl
Robert Wheeler has been quite In a;
his apartments In the Granite House,
out Is somewhat better now. Jt
Senator and Mira. s. George returned
home yesterday, from a visit Of .sevrra,
days Mt Akron, Ohio
Attorney Charles McCanaic. Of
Monndsv!ilc, visited his parents over
W. u. Nichols is on a hunting expa-
dtiion In the Cheat mountains. :, IN
Circuit court viii be In session TO day.
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PROLIFIC SESSION
OF the Benwood Police Court-l
Number Of Offenders Fined.

The police court at Benwood was do
ing business at the old stand last even
Ing, after an apparent discontlnuance
on account Of the tendency OF the in
habitunts OF the Industrial town to
walk the straight and narrow path
with Christian regularity. Last nights
session OF police court was Il prolific
one, and n number OF offenders faced
the mayor. John Gillespie and John
Martin, who became befuddled and en-
gagged in q lively set-to, were eacn
given s. and costs.
a Pole with n cognOmen that pre-
cludes spelling. was arrested Saturday
night In the vicinity OF Barec's saloon,
for fighting. His pugnacious proclivit-
les cost him S. and costs.
John Collins was assessed 81 with the
customary trimmings and default of
payment Of said 81 and trimmings he
will languish In durance vile for per-
Tod OF i've days.
Robert Ray and Tom Blayhn were
arrested Sunday night for. scrappinE
without the limited square circle, and
In wanton disregard OF the rules propa-
gated by the Marquis of Queensbury.
They were each fined 81 and costs by
Mayor Sheppard.
Three members OF the genus hobo
bunked in the jail last night. They will
probably be instructed to take sum
mary departure from the city this
mOrnlnY. HF
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Martins Ferry Briefs.
SEE our "Conservntoryr Piano.
w. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. VI

SEE our Conservatory Plano. F.
w. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
The fire department was called out
at an early hour yesterday morning to
blaze which was discovered on the
Terminal bridge over Second street.
The blaze was eStinguIshcd without
much difficulty. E01
Squire Isaac Ncwland viii open an
Office In the building on the corner OF
Hanover and Fifth streets, where In
viii be found In the future for the
transaction OF official business.
Rev. Agnes SoyIcski, returned mis-
sionary from Russia. Will speak at the
Church OF God this evening and also to-
morrow evening.
The general circle OF Kings Dnugh-
tcrs met last evening at the residence
OF Mrs. Arch Jones. on Second street.
Warren Moore was fined 81 and costs
yesterday by Mayor Goodhuc. on II
charge OF drunkGnncRs.
l. The Laughlln tin plant resumed opcr-
atoms In fun yesterday morning.
Hon. C. l.. wcrms, Of St. Clnlrsvlllc.
was n caller In the city yesterday.
David ReAeFIck In quite III at his
home on South Broadway,
Harry Chessell, OF Pittsburgh, Ia cali.
Ing on friends In the city.
George pitncr mndc n business trip
TO Pittsburgh yesterday.
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SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Vn.
The Bethany football team Is trying
to arrange a game with the Ohio Med
ical University OF Columbus. for the Is
land ball park, next Saturday.
William Howell leaves to-day for his
home at Cleveland, after n visit OF few
days with the family of William Fra
zicr, OF Brookside.
Miss GertIe Seabright. OF Blaine. Is
the guest OF friends In Kirkwood for q
few days.
w. V. Campbell left last evening for
Flushing. to spend a few days with his
brother. ..-
L. r. Springer returned yesterday.
from few days visit with relatives at
Empire. ~
Harry Gordon went to Steubenville
yesterday. to spend few days with
friends.
p. D. Brnnum, OF SewIckley, was the
guest OF his mother In Klrkwood, yes
terday. 40
SEE our Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling. W. Va.
Edward Kennedy Is here from New
York. to spend n week with his family.
Daniel Dorsey. Of Cincinnati. was the
guest OF Thomas McGough yesterday.
Hamilton Glass. OF Flushing. was d
business caller In the city yesterday.
Max Gaus went to Woodsfie!d yester-
day, to spend few days hunting.
Thomas McGough went to sclo last
evening. on business.
w. Fl. Riley went to Pittsburgh yes
terday, on business.
Albert Irwin has returned few Days
hunt near Adcna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-20
Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
=: Officers OF the 65th Police Precinct,
~ Greater New York.

you have no idea how well / feel. I
am satisfied that l do not need any
more medicine. as am In rs good
health as / ever was in my lIfe." So
says Mrs. Mary Engelhardt. of 1885
Madison street, St. Louis, NO., to re-
porter of the st. Louis Globe Democrat
For more than ten years 1 had suf-
fered with what the doctors termed
female trouble: also heart trouble, with
swelling OF the feet and limbs. Last
summer felt so badly that 1 thought
l had not long to live. consulted doc
tor after doctor and took their medi-
cines, but felt no better. The physicians
told me my kidneys were not affected.
but l felt sure they were the cause of
my trouble. A friend recommended
me to try DR.. KiImer's Swamp
Root. and must say I derived
immense benefits almost from the
first week. continued the medl-
cine. taking 1t regularly. and am now
In splendid health. The pains and aches
have all gone. I have recommended
Swamp Root to all my friends, and told
them what It has done for me. I will
gladly answer any one who desires to
write me regarding my case. ! most
heartily indorse Swamp-Root from ev-
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Hospital. where he underwent a sue
cessful operation for the removal Of an
abcess. Ilf.t
Owing to 4 mistake OF the engineer
In making the blue-prints for the new
coke ovens at the Riverside, the DRAIN
age Will have to be lowered six Inches.
Frank Hoyt is confined at the Glen
dale hospital. where he will undergo
an operation foi appendicitis this week
William Bartrud has returned from
the country, where he went on, account
Oh an attack of rheumatism
Colonel Robert White will deliver his
lecture on the Passion Play n, the
Methodist church tonight.
Joseph Lunvtlle departed yesterday
for Colorado Springs, where he expects
to recupcrate his health. ,.H5.e :
An itlnerant band OF musicians fur
nished amusement for the population
yesterday afternoon,
Miss Mary Dixon will take part in an
entertainment at Uniontown, Pa, next
Friday evening.
The work of macadamzing the new
road along Kentucky Heights. was be-
gun yesterday. ~
Hon. B. F. Mcishen. OF Moundsville.
was n business caller in town yester-
day s., -.
The Latter Day Saints are holding q
bazaar at Mozart hall this week. =,
John Rohrig, OF Main street, Is; con-
lined to his home OF tonsilitis.
John Bursee Is compelled to hay Off
work on account OF sickness.
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At the present time in Martins Ferry
there is great demand for houses. Many
families have recently moved to that
city and not being able to secure homes
OF their own. have stored their goods
and are boarding at various places
throughout the city. While speaking to
q gentleman, who is In n position to
Know the needs OF that city In this fine,
he stated that at the present time there
would be no difficulty In renting one
hundred houses.
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Martins Ferry will be held at the
church Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. All members are requested 10
be nrcScnt. -.-- ----- 81 - -----------
Numerous Plain Drunks.

John McGlumphy. Fred stilwell,
Charles Peddlcord and John Fitzhlnity
were called before Mayor Neininger, OF
bridgeport. yesterday. TO answer to III:
charge of plain drunk placed agaiIs;
each. They were NIL found guilty. not
being sober enough ut the time to put
In the plea OF mot guilty" Each was
fined 81 and costs. ti W. = lss1S
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e. The bottom had to be dropped in one
Of the Bellairc blast furnaces and will
take most OF the year for it to be re-
paired and put in shape again. But 1t
had lasted we'll and had been operated
steadily for several years. Other re-
pairs they want to make at the BellaIre
mill, but business is so good they have
not vet found time, aF
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William Cooper an employe ut the
Laughlin tin plate company's plant,
which Is under the process OF erection
at Martins Ferry, while at work on the
top Of one Of the buildings yesterday
morning, slipped and fell to the ground,
DISTANCE Of about fifteen feet. He fell
upon a pile OF structural iron and sus-
tanned fracture Of three ribs and was
otherwise considerably bruised. 49,
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Mrs. Truax's Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. N. G. Truax took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from her late residence on Vine street,
In Martins Ferry, and was largely at.
tended. Rev. s. ]. Boyle, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF that city. con-
Quoted the services. The interrnent fol-
lowed at Riverview cemetery. X IT'S
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Bellaire After It.

The BellaIre board OF trade yesterday
received. word from Seebohm-& DECK
s,ahl, at Sheffield, England, referring
to their recent communication to their
American representatives. and as that
board has desirable sites. easy OF ac-
cess and on good terms. with all the
advantages OF this part of the Ohio
valley affords. they will join In an ef-
for;to interest these people In this Sec
tIon, II It develops that they can be I'M
pressed with this section.
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Kicking on the Census.

With an increased vote and a largely
Increased enrolment of school children
In Bellaire, no one who takes interest
In figures believes the census enumcr-
ation Is right. The free delivery mall
service in that city reaches popula-
ton OF 1857 and not one OF the FIVE
wards In the city Is fully covered by
that service.
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The ministers Of the various churches
at Martins Ferry met yesterday morn-
ing at the Presbyterian church, TO sar-
range for the union Thanksgiving SER
vices. They decided to hold the SER
Vices In the First Baptist church. and
Rev. Arch r. Robinson. Of the United
Presbyterian church, was selected to
deliver the sermon. The services Will
be held In the morning Mt 10 o'clockS:
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The following will take part In an en-
tertainment TO be given by the congre-
cation OF the st. James Catholic church.
this evening, at McMcchen Hail: Piano
solo. Miss ]. Garvey: duet, Mcssrs. G.
Watt and Hasenauer: recitation, Mar
garet Pandergast: vocal solo. Lizzla
Corcoran; piano solo, Ella Duffy: vocal
solo. August Hascnauer; piano solo
Mamie Mulhooley; vocal solo, Gene Bar
rctt
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Or. kOtcr q Co, BngNamiou ". r: ..,F a
GENTLEMEN
acknowledgement sample bottle
world
would
the
Two
much of it.
Jat
brother officers whose signatures accompany this letter.
~ 5flE JAMES COOK
Oincefs OF the 65th Police Precinct, 81. HUGH
Greater New York +. ~. JOHN
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First National Bank.

Moundsvitle is TO have National
bank In the near future. The princi-
pal stockholders are Il. +. Hodgman, l..
B! Martin, w. s. Brady. V. A. Weaver.
b.. NJ. Spun, J. D. Burley, ]. 7. Gala
her, W, B, Purdy and S. Kraft. The
stock is held entirely by Moundsville
people and Will stnrt with $4,000. The
requisite papers have been sent TO
Washington and all necessary arrange
,ments will be perfected as soon ms pos
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grocery of Harry Stewart, on Main
street, purchased some cigars and
walked out. The next day Miss Emma
Taylor. who resides with her parents.
who occupy the residence part of the
building, discovered that her gold
watch was missing. The stranger had
evidently entered the house, knowing
there was no one ut home, Appropriated
the watch and then walked out through
the store.
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SEE our "Conservatory" Piano. F.
W. BANNER CO., Wheeling, W. Va.
Bad Break Down,

One Of the wagons. heavily loaded.
belonging to the Devils Auction"
company. which played nt the Opera
House. In this city. last evening. broke
down yesterday afternoon at Bridgeport
yesterday. as the driver was attempting
TO pull 1t out of the street car tracks Mt
the bridge approach. One Of the rear
wheels was completely smashed. After
procuring new wheel In that city and
replacing the old one, the wagon. with
It's contents. was able TO make 1t to this
rltv I#
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Socfal and Supper.

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
in Kirkwood will give n social and sup
per at the church Thursday evening.
and the mere announcement that the
ladies have again undertaken an affair
OF this nature and the date Of, the same
Is sufficient. as the. public well knows
passed X aT-l'| 80 .-QE 10y ~ = y
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Viewers to Meet Saturday.

The viewers appointed by the trus-
tees TO view the ground for the pro-
posed new road on Crawford Heights
will meet Saturday morning, and so
over the road. They met last Thurs
day. but not being able to complete
their work on that day adjourned TO
meet Saturday OF last week. but owing
TO the Illness Of one OF the members
the meeting was adjourned until next
Saturday. The present viewers are
Burgett McConnaughy. Oliver VanPelt
and Robert Woods.
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VIII Becker, OF the well know firm
OF Becker & Son, and Miss Edith Nor
gan, one of the most popular young
ladies' of this city, Will shortly be united
in the bans of matrmony.
Tim Grognn, the well known aaloon-
lst. Ii confined to the North Wheeling
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Senator Foraker Booked.

Senator J. B. Foraker has been book
ed at this early date for the address
al Epworth park next year. on G.. a. R.
Day. The assembly will open July 8,
and continue until August IA. but the
special days have not been set apart
as yet.
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The lad!cs Of the First Presbyterian
church ut Martins Ferry are making
Preparations to give a bazaar and sup
per at the church Friday evening. De-
Se!n0er I Affairs undertaken by the
'aH'es In thia line in the past have al
nays been decidedly successful and an
eHoft VIII be made TO make this one
yen more successful, n possible, than
thoSe In the unYt.
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II is just como to light that another
robbery has been committed In Rem
wood. Last Frlduy afternoon II stran-
ger came In the Side entrance to the