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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-22
DEATH III. OF. CAPT 4 ii BOOTH BOZ

Removes a Notable Figure From
Among the River veterans-The
Funeral To-day Will be, Attended
by Many Wheeling steamboatmen..
The death of Capt. John K. Booth.
which occurred Thursday evening. re-
sulting from the accident told Of In
yesterdays Intelligencer, removes a
notable figure from among the veteran
steamboatmen Of the Ohio valley.
Though he had not had iatcommand on
the river since he sold the Liberty to
Captain Prince for service on the lower
rivers several years ago. he was fire.
quently along the river, and his was in
deed q familiar figure. especially be-
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg. Bluff
and hearty, with word and kindly
counsel for all, he commanded the re-
spect and induced the admiration Of
thousands, and the news Of his deatllis
received with general sorrow. He
3 Captain Booth wns born In Wheeling
in 1923. and early in life entered the
calling Of stenmboating, which he saw
grow to the proportions Of a great In
dustry. then through the inroads OF the
railroads, decline, and again In recent
years take on new life and nearly reach
the proportions Of Its palmy days be-
fore the war. During the war Captain
Booth was extensively Interested in a
barge line. and the transporting OF
troops and supplies for the Union took
him along both the Ohio and Mlssisslp.
pi rivers. He figured In some close es-
capes, which he often related in bold
and graphic style that delighted the
listener
The. funeral will occur this afternoon.
at o'clock from his home In Marshall
county. opposite Darlington. A number
OF Wheeling and BellaIre steamboatmnn
will attend the funeral. going down on
the l1:45 n. m. Ohio River train, and re-
turning on the train arriving here at
6:45 p. m. both of which will stop at
Captain Booths place.
Captain Booth is survived by two
sons. Eugene ard Ernest. and by two
daughters. Mrs. Edward TIngle, OF
Evansville, and Mrs. Owens. of Cincin-
natl,
Fe returned only a few days ago from
Colorado. and was enjoying better
health than for years. SO It seems espe-
clally hard that he has been called
away Just at this time.
SPEAKING of Captain Booths death,
Captain John Crockard. OF the Wheeling
wharfboat. said:
1T was with much sorrow that
heard of Captain Booths death. He
was fine old gentleman and thorough
steamboat man. have known him all
my life. and never knew him to do an
unkind act. 1t Is peculiarly sad and
unusual that the captain. after Drawing
the dangers of the river for half CEN
fury and lie was In many tight places,
should escape r3lRjurcd, and then while
In the seclusion and retirement OF his
home meet death by accident"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-22

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frequently now, but only by golf play.
ers. Unfortunately the players are but
a very small part Of the sex that talks
too much. I
Intense interest in local golf centers
now in the coming contest Mt Washing.
ton (Pa.) between the club Of thar place
and the Wheeling club team, to come
on next Saturday afternoon, September
20. The players are not definitely set
tied upon here. but six men will go, es
corted by u number OF friends from
both the Wheeling and Highland clubs
Areturn game on the woodsdale links
will be the outcome, and the champion
ship will be eagerly contested.
Cards were received announcing the
marriage, OF Mr.. Irwin Thomas Wood
and Miss Ada Bernard Bosley. The
wedding occurred at Miss .Bosley,s
home. Park View. Monday. September
18th at 4:3o p, m, the Rev. L. P. Paquin,
pastor OF st. Vincent de Paul's church,
officiating. The best man was Mr.. Fred
r. sturges and the bridesmaid was Miss
Georgia J. Bosley, sister OF the bride.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
blue travelling gown. The ceremony
was witnessed by the Immediate rela-
tiyes Of the bride and groom. After a
light repast Mr.. and Mrs. Wood were
driven to the Elm Grove depot, and de-
parted for a two weeks trip. after which
they will reside in Pittsburgh. where
the groom Is engaged with the Carnegie
Steel Company. He is son OF j. A.
Wood, OF this city. and 4 young man,
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BY CONDEMNATION

The Pittsburgh, Connellsville &
Wheeling Railroad is Working for
Rights Of Way in Marshall County.
The special session OF the Marshall
county circuit court held yesterday by
Judge Melvin attracted quite number
Of farmers, as well as nearly all the
members OF the Marshall and Ohio
county bar. owing to the coming up OF
the matterfof condemnation proceed
lngs instituted by the Pittsburgh. Con-
nellsyllle & Wheeling Railway Com
pnny to secure right of way for their
lines to Wheeling and Moundsvllle. in!
Marshall county. In the first case q
demurrer was entered to the bill, which
as argued, and the case taken under
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Oil Man's Wife Missing.

Special DISPATCH to the lntelllgenccr.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Sept. III
Mrs. John Williamson. wife of we'll
known oil man, mysteriously disappear
ed few Gays ago, and Is still missing.
Foul play is limited. as her husband
says she had Sis with her in a small
satchel VIXEN he last saw her.
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him. The hearing was SGT for Mons
day. al
2 The mans name could notshe learn.
ed. He has been wandering about for
several days, and there Is no doubt but
that he Is insane. Nothing could be-
learned concerning his home, but It Is
thought he Is unmarried, and boarded
near the Belmont mill.
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Amusement till next Tuesday, the 25th.
when court will meet again. II each
case Is taken up separately. considera-
Bile time will be necessary TO settle all
the cases, as each property holder has
employed counsel.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
a Pole Makes a Desperate Effort
to Shuttle OF by Drowning in the

. "a ~ -
Ohio.
Yesterday morning, at the foot of
Twenty-fourth street, near the Bel
mont mill, n Pole made 4 desper-
ate endeavor to suicide by jumping of
j barge. He was hauled ashore by
some men who were near. and when
they reached terra flrma with him he
broke away and made another plunge
Into the river.
Humane. officer Echols happened
along about this time. and he had the
man placed in one OF Burns & Church's
express wagons, where I tarpaulin was
thrown over him, and he was carried
to Justice Cummings office, where 4
charge OF lunacy was placed against
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daughter of the late Peter W. Bus!2y,
and possesses many admirable qualities
which endeared her to n host OF friends
who regret chr departure from Wheel
ing.
Tho Rummage Sale which Is now
slated to come of under the auspices
Of the Kings Daughters OF this city. OH
the 3lst Of October and November Isl.
is earnestly requested to be. kept In
mind by all householders and charitably
inclined citizens from now on, as Ill
articles OF every description OF house
Keeping appliances. useful and orna-
mental. all styles of wearing apparel,
groceries. canned fruit. jellies. smoked
meats, hams, In fact everything con-
ceIvable to the mind rs making up Il
Rummage Sale, will be accepted by, the
band OF women Of whom Mrs. VIII II.
Higgins, Of South Penn street, is the
chairman. The organizations Of the
various churches met yesterday after
noon and apportioned off the city In
sections to be canvassed separately by
the circle appointed to that district. the
allotments falling as follows:
Daughters of the First Presbyterian
church, under Mrs. Thomas c. Burke,
all the suburban districts.
Daughters OF the First United Pres
byterlan church, under Mrs. William
Petrie, the First ward.
Daughters of the Fourth street NJ. L.
church, under Miss Anne Johnson, Sec
ond and Third wards.
Daughters OF St. Luke's P. e. church,
under Mrs. Charles N. Hnncher, the
Island.
Daughters Of the Fifth ward school
circle, under Mrs. Gollner, the Fifth
ward to Th!rty-Arst street.
secbnd Presbyterian church Daugh-
tiers, under Mrs. William Fee. from
ThIrty-frst street south.
Daughters Of the Third Presbyterian
church, under Mrs. Dudley. Sixth aud
Eighth wards.
N. S. Thomas circle of st. Matthews
p. L. church. the Fourth ward. x,
As soon as the chairmrn OF tho vari-
Gus circles call the workers together
aud appoint the different street sec
lions. soliciting Will be begun and
everyone Is asked TO be ready to give
helping hand. The affair Is to be made
4 memorable charity event in the an
mails of Wheeling for the benefit OF the
Day Nursery on South Market street.
The amount made by the sale Of the
articles donated ls to be used to cancel
the Indebtedness on the building re-
Gently purchased by the Kings Daugh-
terra OF this city for n permanent homu
for their PIT charity.
a very quiet and interesting wedding
took place Wednesday evening. the &C.
caslon being the marriage OF Miss Mar
garct u. West. OF Wheeling. to Mr.. MIL
ton II. Bearer. OF Chartered, Pa. which
was Bolemnized ut the home OF tho
brides mother. Mrs. West, widow. OF thu
late William West, 1913 Eighteenth,
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slons as may be helpful and necessary
to enable the victims Of the Galveston
disaster to re-establish themselves once
more.
Governor Stone has fixed Noremps.
20 for the execution Of James Jones'@
Washington, Pa. and November q 10,
the execution OF John Sadler o.
Grecnsburg,
Clad in garments made Of stout ma
terial, and II pair of heavy shoes, bisa'
op Coleman, OF the diocese of Delawa'e'
started on his annual pedestrian tour.
Over his dark clothes he wore I da'a
linen duster, In one hand he carried
4 hickory stick and in the other nav
ersack.- which will be strapped 10 hn
back. The Intention OF the bishop D
to walk alone.
David Lewis Sheppard and his VIE
an aged couple who have lived in Fox.
boro, Mass. for many years, Wefs
found murdered In their beds Fr'd@
morning. their throats having been GU
with 4 knife. Their son. Wi!!iam =
Shepard. forty-two years OF age, VIZ
has shown evidences OF INSANITY 4"
some time. Is missing. and there Is Fel.
son to believe that he committed ta'
crime. while mentally derarSed.
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WIEEIING DAILY SEPTEMBER - lgol

ut times, politely appreciatiye. and
again warmly demonstratiye. or, as In
the case OF Mr.. Hughes. enthusiastic,
and determined III Its recalls. without
any time failing In discernmcnt and Just
discrimination, In short. such an audi
ence as any performer would consider
himself fortunate tt, have before him.
Mrs. Flora Williams returned We'd
nesday from Cambridge, Ohio, where
she appeared In recital. at the Presby-
terian church. under the AUSPICES OF the
Ladies' Aid Society. and which proved
one OF the musical treats OF the place.
The audience was u lattering one to the
originators and thoroughly compliment
tary to the performers secured for the
occasion. Mrs. Williams reflected credit
upon Musical Wheeling and all her
numbers were enthusiastically received
and encored. Her accompanIst, Mrs.
Cora A. Ewalt, formerly OF this city,
during which time she was a valuable
mmeber OF the Woman's Club, beauti-
fully supported her Along with Mrs.
Williams on the programme were Miss
Stone, pianist, and Mr.. Cronebaugh,
basso. The music rendered follows:
tu) The Swallows. ................ .Cowen
(b) a Day Dream. ................ Strelezki
.tc) My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair
........ -....:....;;,;;;;:,.. ...........H Hayden
Mrs. williams. EF M
futrlu ..-.................-. ........... Mattel
ai Mr.. CrOnebaugh.
Nobil Signor, from Les Huguenots....
!. Mrs. Williams. al1
(a) Slumber Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evln
w EpinS song. Aenu elSSonn;
Miss Stone. l}yl}
~ For All Eeternity.......... Mnacheroni
tb) Siumber Sea-. Chisholm
(c) Irish Folk Song. .Foote
N4 Mrs. Williams. ~
Jewel Song from Faust. Gounod
ta) Little Coy Bluc... .Nevin
(b) a May Morning: ...Deuza
Mrs. Williams.
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III tHe lsiaHu CIRCLE Wnut tne larrleC
Ladies' Euchye does to this side OF the
river.
The Island Whist Club. another dis
tinguished local social club. will be re-
organized the first of October. Only
minister's are entitled to membership.
The executive committee OF the
Woman's Musical Club meets this af-
ternoon, preparatory to the opening OF
the season to the active membership
which is scheduled for October.
Miss Ida Taylor and Miss Jennie VII
kinson, both we'll known young Ladies'
OF the Island. have opened a private
dancing class at the E. C. Meyers hall
corner OF Virginia and Penn streets
Island. The young ladies' deserve q lib
eral patronage.
Mr.. Chauncey Moore, OF Cambridge,
later Of Chicago, and recently OF Lon
don, Eng, who will be remembered by
many in this city. having viulted here
as the house guest of his sister, Mrs
Cora a. Ewalt, and whose beautiful
voice. rich baritone. has received
since his study abroad. such Hattcring
testimonials as to Its quality and ar,is-
tic use from: all critics. will be heard as
Valentine in Faust" the opening night
of the English Opera Company in New
York, October /. Musical Wheeling
having had the pleasure OF hearing him,
extends Fluctuations on the suspicious
beginning OF what promises to be an
exceptionally brilliant career.
Melville D. Post, prominent member
of the Fort Henry Club. returned Tues.
day from a several months sojourn on
the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Seymour
Thomas formerly OF st. Matthew'S P.
E. church, this city, now of Philadel-
phla, are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway, at Lcathcrwood,
during their stay In this city.
DR.. Frank LeMoyne Hupp and faml-
ly. of Fourteenth street. are home from
summers stay In the Acknowledges.
The following clipped from the Gran
vile On. " Sentinel, after an even
ins's concert by voice and piano artists,
will be read with distinct qualification
by the many friends OF Henry w.
Hughes, now In Paris:
Tuesday evenings concert was nm
event worth chronicling almost az much
from social rs from a musical poIn,
OF view. for It attracted an audience as
notable and as discriminating us any
that ever assembled In Norton hall. In.
deed. the character OF the audience has
been almost as much theme OF ngree-
able comment as the performance; and
the projectors OF the concert are to be
congratulated upon distinguished and
gratifying success. Large contIngents
attended from North and Middle Gran
Vile and from Lake ST. Catherin. Har-
ry Hughes, as stranger to our stage
may have been Il little surprised, as he
must have been vastly grat!ned by tho
extreme cordially of the reception nc.
corded him. After his first number. The
Vulcan song from Philemon and Bau.
els. he responded 10 Lcmons,rative re.
call with the well known Father
OFlynn." and after his second. wac
compelled TO appear several times and
finally TO respond twice, which he did
With increasing lmprcsslveness OF effect
splcndidly supported as he was by Mia
Burr's finished and compelling brillianc'
of accompaniment.
Throughout, the audience was cordial
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The executive committee Of the
Woman's Musical Club meets this af-
ternoon, preparatory to the opening of
the season to the active membership,
which is scheduled for October.
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The Island Whist Club. another dis
tinguished local social club. will be re-
organized the first of October. Only
minister's are entitled to membership.
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WHEN doctors fall. try BurdocS BioN
Bitters. Cures dyspepsia, constipa''on'..'
vigoratc the whole system.
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J, .SOCI[EE TY 80,

Mabel is home from the sea and sun,
For an absence long atonlng;
Home for the winters romp and fun,
And the sad. sad waves are moaning.
She has bathed and basked In the sand
tEsE and spray.
with the ocean breezes iloUting,
And now 1t Is time. In the ballroom say,
Her shoulders have an outing.
Edwin l.. Sabin.
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WHEELING PARK to-morroW'
Concert by Opera House Band.
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Miss Ida Taylor and Miss Jennie VII
kinson. both we'll known young ladies'
OF the Island. have opened a private
dancing class at the E. C. Meyers hall,
corner OF Virginia and Penn streets.
Island. The young ladies deserve q lib
eral patronage.
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lightful organization and several new
members will on that day be hono.cd
with admission. This club represents
in the Island circle what the Married
Ladies' Euchg does to this side of the
river.
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MISS MARIANA. GOODWIN.

of sterling qualities. The bride is
daughter of the late Peter W. Bus!ay.
and possesses many admirable qualities
which endeared her to n host OF friends
who regret chr departure from Wheel
ing.
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Melville D. Post, prominent member
of the Fort Henry Club. returned Tues.
day from several months sojourn on
the continent.
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Society extends its sincerest condo
ience to the Patterson, Howell and MIL.
ton families in their sad bereavement
caused by the sudden death last Satur.
day of Mr.. Andrew II. Patterson, at
Havana, Cuba. The Misses Mamie,
Holly. Bessie and Eleanor Patterson.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson.
especial favor!tes In the younger society
sets Of Wheeling, are at present stop
ping at Monument Place. where they
will await their mother, who is still In
Havana.
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I ailor Made Gowns.

Pale blue with black velvet pipngs
binaton becoming alike to dark fair long
fly front jackets the front will
show its charms Posed by Miss plinune Chase
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Seymour
Thomas, formerly OF st. Matthew'S p.
E. church, this city, now of Philadel-
phla, are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway, at Leathcrwood,
during their stay In this city.
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Mrs. Harry W. Franzheim will enter
tain the Island Progressive .Euchrc Club
at her home. South From: street, Island.
EhiS will be the lrst meeting Of this de.
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DR.. Frank LeMoyne Hupp and faml-
ly. of Fourteenth street, are home from
4 summers stay In the ACKNOWLEDGES.
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Mrs. Rebecca Kraus announces tho
betrothnl OF her daughter. Estelle, 10
Mr.. Fred s. Hirsch. Of New York. At
homo Monday evening. September q.
No cards.
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Miss Anne Cummlns. of North Chap
line street, is recovering from severe
attack of grippe, u two weeks serious
indlsposition.
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frequently now, but only by golf play.
ers. Unfortunately the players are but
a very small part Of the sex that talks
too much.
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The many friends of the s,ifel family
are. delighted that what might have
been very serious accident to Mr.. Ed
ward Stifel and sister. Miss Elizabeth
stifel, while driving last Wednesday,
proves not to be such. ,,..s.-,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-30

Included. and at such meeting will hear
any and all evidence submitted by any
parties in interest touching the same;
such meeting to be held on the goth day
of Iune A. ID. 1900, at 9 O'Clock a. M. Of
said day. and continuing from time to
time until all evidence offered as above
specified is fully heard, terminating when
the same is heard, and if none be offered
terminating on said day, such meeting to
be held at the council chamber in the
city hall in the city OF Lewiston, Idaho.
Be it further resolved that this resolu-
ton be published for at least twenty days
from and after its passage and prior to
the goth day of June, 1900, the day of
holding said meeting, in the Lewiston
Teller, semi.weekly newspaper pub,
lished in the city of Lewiston, Idaho, the
same being the official paper of the city
of Lewiston, Idaho.
Passed the council this 2Sth day Of
May, 1900.
Approved this 2oth day of May 1900.
CHRIST WEIsGERBER, Mayor.
Attest: ]. w. Poe, Clerk.
hereby certify that the foregoing res
olution was passed by the cehucil OF the
city of Lewiston, Nez Perez county,
Idaho, on the 2Sth day of May, 1900, by
the following vote: Ayes, Councilmen
Lake, Russell, Shaft, Tannahill. Wilkin-
son; nays, councilmen, none; absent,
councilmen, Lane.
73-Im J.. w. Poe, City Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-30
NOTICE OF THE ISSUE OF COUNTY
FUNDING BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance of resolution adopted by the Board
of County Commissioners of Neg Perez
County, at its adjourned April meeting
on May "a, 1900, funding bonds Of the
said county TO the amount of SIS, 900. 90
will be issued under date of July I, 1900.
The bonds to be payable any time after
ten and before twenty years, at the option
of the Board of County Commissioners.
The said bonds will bear Interest at the
rate of five per cent per annum, payable
semi annually on January 1 and July l OF
each year, and will be made payable at
the Office of the New York Security and
Trust Company, New York. The said
bonds are sued to fund and in exchange
for that amount of outstanding county
warrants. Bids for the said bonds in ex-
change for such outstanding warrants will
be received by the Board of Commissions
ers until 10 O'Clock a. M, July IA 1900.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids offered for said bonds.
Lewiston, Idaho, May 81, 1900.
S. G. ISAMAN,
Attest: LIS Chairman.
2. F.. STooKEY,
Clerk.