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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-12
Martins Ferry Briefs.

a meeting OF the township trustees
was held at the clerks Office yesterday
afternoon. The viewers of the proposed
road on Crawford Heights made their
report.
The funeral of Charles Heidi took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence on Glenn's run, and the in
terment followed at Scotch Ridge GEM
etery.
MD. Cochran will move his family
from ,Grandview. Ohio. to this city to-
morrow. He VIII occupy the Inglebright
home on South Broadway.
AIrs.J. B. Montgomery and Mrs. R C.
Montgomery went to MoundsvllIe last
evening, to spend few days with
friends.
Harry Evans returned TO Cambridge
Yesterday, after weeks visit with the
family Of George Barr, on South Broad
way. !
Charles Circle and Charles Hunter
were fined 81 and costs each for tacklng
signs on city property.
Charles Purviance, OF Smithfeld, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. GilIett,
on South Broadway.
Wesley Fletcher Baker left last even
Ing for GAINESVILLE. to spend few days
with his parents.
Miss Eftle Reynard has returned from
u visit of several days with relatives in
Flushing.
Rev. Denney, Of GAINESVILLE, is spend
ing few days with friends in the city.
f! The dance at Scheehle's hall last
evening was largely attended.
.I Constable Stanton is confined to his
home. on account Of illness.
z. H. Rider is quite Ill at his home on
South Third street.
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"The Girl From Maxim,s.n

The Girl From Alaxim's." new
French farce which has had highly sue
cessful runs in New York and Chica-
Co. Boston and Philadelphia. will be
presented at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, December II. The story
OF the farce begins with the discovery
made by friends of a respectable phySi-
clan who drop into his rooms In the
morning, that he is asleep under the
sofa. and that his room Is occupied by n
nonchalnnt sort of young lady who Is
q stranger TO the physicians household.
When tho physician Is awakened and
learns Of the young lady's presence, the
only explanation Is that, when he was
out with the boys the night before he
visited Maxim's. famous Paris cafe
fre0uented by Americans. and he sup
poses the girl came home with him. She
processes ignorance OF the fact that Il
Is his home. In the midst OF the expla-
nations the physicians wife comes in,
the girl from Muxim's is hastily thrust
back in the room and the wife seeing n
dress on the back OF the chair, picks It
UP. The physician awkwardly informs
his wife that he has bought the dress
and meant to surprise her with 1t. so
she walks off with the Maxim girls
gown, Later the physician calls to in
l;vlte themsto visit his villa In the conn
try. He finds the girl from Maxims In
bed. and mistakes her, for the physl-
clans wife. She helps along the decep-
ton, and so In the next act all hands
are seen In the country. where the
wicked Partisan teaches them to kick
high and to sing naughty songs. In
forming them that these are the things
III =. -. n IL.
also tlirts violently with several Of the
| gentlemen, and makes 1t lively and
warm for the penitcnt old physician,
whose wife falls to establish her iden-
tity and Is taken for n crazy woman.
After long while the complications nrc
| all Strengthened out and everybody is
left In happy and satisfied state.
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IeS~NN~n~o@ .
{. IA ADJUSTMENTS.
iie~~eNN~Se~~~


Glllette's excellent dramatization of
that wonderful creation Of Conan
Doyle's. Sherlock Holmes" was, pre-
scented last night at the Opera House
before clubhouse audience by first
class company. Mr.. Cuyler Hastings
as Sherlock Holmes made the hit of
the evening, his clever acting being rec
ognized by the hearty applause of the
audience many times. Mr.. Griffith Ev-
ans as Prof. Moriarty. was n hair-raIs-
ing vlllain-but when one speaks of vii
Gains he takes in nearly every person In
the cast. The scenery was elaborate
and revelation to Opera House audi
ences.
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been In existence for an extended per-
iod.
A large crowd attended the dance OF
the Young Mems Social Club 1T Blue
Ribbon hall last evening Prof. Long
furnished exquisite melody at the pi-
ano. >.r, ~
The Libbcy glass blowers museum,
which has been exhibiting in n vacant
store room on Main street. during the
past few days. has left the city.
1t Is expected that the repairs that
are being made ut the Riverside blast
furnace will be completed in few days.
Work will be begun In few days
on the new building to be erected for
Patrick liavey, on Seventh street.
Robert Vance and Robert Williams.
OF Niles. Ohio, are the guests Of
George Vance. Of Water street.
Improvements are being made on the
property Of Mrs. Matte Brown. on Wa
ter street.
John Little. who has been seriously III
at HIS home on Water street, Is able to
be out.
The Red Men held regular meeting
ut their lodge rooms last evening.
Thomas p. Decgan has purchased n
fine new plano.
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River TeleCrar1s.

PARKERSBURG-ohlo river 10 feet
6 inches and falling. Weather, clear
and cold. Up: Ben Hur. Down: VAL
ley Belle. Nellie Bartlett Due down:
Keystone State. Little Kanawha fall
Ing. Locals on time.
MORGANTOWN--River s, feet O
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
cold.
OIL CIrY-Rlver . feat and station
AIRY. Weather, clear and cold.
WARREN-Rlvcr feet inches and
stationary.
BRoWNsvILLE-River feet and
stationary.
STEUBENViLLE- 10 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and cold. Up:
John w. Allen. midnight; Sailor. IL.
M. Fred Williams. . Il. m: Hudson.
1880 II. IN. Down: Stella Morcn, ll.2O
Il. m.
PITTSBURGH - River 20 feet and
failing. Weather, clear and cold.
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MThe Evil Eye.N

"Thc Evil Eye" which will be seen n I
the Opera House this evening, Is
Charles If. Ynie's massive mechanical
trick laughter making surprise. with 4
wealth of pretty girls. pretty costumes,
malange OF mirth nonsense. acrobntic
fcnts and gorgeous scenery that Is
changed by mechanical effects and IL
luslons into bewildering pictures. 1t
tells of the cnchnntmcnt of "fhp Evil
Eye" the wonderful adventures OF Md
and the weird wanderings Of Nod pro-
duccd on Il larger scale than ever, IN
Guiding the great Phnscy troupe tho
electric ballet. The twirling mill. the
rotating rooms. the clang OF the wood
en- shoe. GUS BrHn, Wayne Mayo and
an upronriously funny speciality by Md
AMI Nod. This IL the only engagement
this company VIII play In this city this
season. .U
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officers Elected.

vt a meeting of Belmont Chapter, r.
a. NJ. No. l4o, held at Bridgeport Mon
day evening, the following officers were
elected: E. f. McCombs. H. P, H.
Williams: X; Stephen Hopkins. s.;
William Hilton, c. OF H.: James Clark.
+. s.; James Runyon. p. A. c.; J. o.
llawelis. G. NJ. of Third "; Harry
;tayson, G. NJ. of Second "; F. D.
Ring. G. NJ. OF First ": Lou ConIand,
secretary; James Cox. Treasurer: Rob
ert GiTen. Guard. They also had some
work in the Most Excellent Masters de-
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The RAILWAY ORDINANCE
Again Comes Up in the Benwood
Couucil-citizens' Meeting Called
For Tonight,


At meeting Of the council of Ben
wood last night the Wheeling railway
ordinance. asking for the right to lay
connecting line along Kentucky
Heights. again came up. and after some
discussion the matter was laid over I'M
III another meeting.
a resolution was passed which is the
,city's ult!matum to the company which
has the contract. to furnish the city
water The city has been virtually be-
Eeit of n water supply for some time
past, and the company offers no relief,
IN case of fire the city would be in II
sorry plight, and the councilmen were
Unanimous in the opinion that the COM
iahy should be summarlly dealt with.
II vas decided that II the company does
MI nave Its plant In shape for furnish
me the city with wafer by the first OF
thr year the franchise viii be revoked
A meeting Of the citizens In called for
, o clock this evening. ut the city hnll.
nc ordinance committee OF council
una representatives OF the Wheeling
street Halfway Company win be present
ana the franchise OF the company for
.hc right to connect It's lines along Ken
lucky Heights VIII be discussed.
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will write the State Medical Institute.

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BELLAIRE STIRRED LUP
Over the Boldness Of Some Recent
I Criminal Visitors.

The people Of Bellaire are very much
exercised over the holiness OF some of
the sneak thieves that seem to abound
In that town. An unknown man enter
ed the rear OF Henry Bonarlus' resi-
dencc and store Monday evening, just
after dark, and attempted to get up
stairs. but the rear door to. the upstairs
vas bolted, and before he did anything
he was frightened away by the appear
ance Of one Of Mr.. Bonarius' daughters.
The same night two chaps Went into
LiehtIg's, and while one talked to the
proprietor the other attempted to get
away with half a dozen pairs Of pants.
but he was halted and dropped the
goods on the street, and took to his
heels. There were no arrests.
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Dellaire Board of Trade

The general meeting of all the mem
bers OF the Bellairc board of trade will
be held next month. and arrangements
viii be made for a full attendance. The
board OF control expects to have some
things In shape by that time, though 1t
is not probable any. locations will be
made by that time. There Is nothing
definite on this line as yet. The Bell
aire board expressed n desire to co-op-
crate with the Wheeling board in mat
ters of mutual interest, and have a con-
ference committee for that purpose.
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RIVER NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTUREs,


ParEersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. liza. m. :
Newport. JEWEL. II n. IN.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, $50 n. M.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s a, M
Sistersv!lle.. RUTH $50 p. m. 81
Clarngton. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville..T II. NJ. BAfNE, 2:3O p. nj.
To-DAY'S BOATS.
Charleston. KANAWEA. $50 n. m.
Pnrkersburs. CITY OF WHEELING. noon
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. midnight.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. p. NJ.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
CHriDE.Gn. LEROY, 3:3O p. m.
Sieubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m. Il
TO-MORRoW'S BOATS.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 n. m.
Cincinnati. =. II UDSOS, S a. m.
Parkcrsburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II u. M.
Newport. .....j EW Ell. II q. m.
Slstersvillc.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
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Wheeling Men in Trouble,

Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong re-
turned to st. Clairsville yesterday
morning. and this morning the lease
agaist the two Wheeling chaps accused
OF stealing silk at Martins Ferry will
come up In the common pleas court.
Some Wheeling friends of the men are
interested in having them get of as
lightly as possible. and there will be
quite an attendance at the trial.
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Hinton Whites Lecture.

Hinton Whites lecture, the second
number OF the high school lecture
course at the Star theatre ut Martins
Ferry, last evening, drew one OF the
iarges; houses of the season. The
Speakers subject was New Zealand"
and was handled In an excellent man
ner. Which pleased the entire AUDIENCE
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down for two weeks and It is needless
10 say the workmen have a kick.


An electric motor will soon be haul
ing the cars Of coal from the mill mine
TO the Bellaire steel works, instead of
the steam. engine now In use. This
company Is putting In use as rapidly as
possible all the modern appliances in
the handling OF everything about the
plant oriin any way connected with 1t.
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Struck by n Railroad Tie.

yesterday afternoon. while nj work
On the Pennsylvania railroad, near
''osgS' run, John corak was struck by
" railing railroad tic sustaining a deep
wy W., over the right eye, besides being
""'ncr"ise cut and bruised. COrak Is n
i,pIGisner and he was assisting In I'M
"ad'ng the ties when one OF them alp
,"H and struck him. He was assisted
w. inc Emergency hospital, where his
mpuius were dressed. lie wa8 after
"i"Irds 'nken TO his home In Stcuben-
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poverty Row."

There was another large audience Mt
the Grand Opera House lust even
ing, to witness the production
OF Poverty Row." John r. Leon
ards new drama of life In New
York. Mr. Leonard has role which Is
admirably adopted TO the display Of his
capacity as u fun maker, az well MS hts
unGucstioncd drmntic ability, lIc has
surrounded himself with n splendid east
and heading the Hat Of specially artlsts
Is MazIc King, one Of the most petite
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Witnesses TO Columbus.

The witnesses In the case of the state
against John Ritner. which comes up
in the United States district court at
Columbus tomorrow. leave this even
ing. for that city. II will be remember
ed that Ritner is charged With rohhing
the postoi!lce at Blaine several months
ago r.t|a
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missionary Meetin q 1.

A meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church Of kirkwood Will
be held this afternoon at the. residence
Of Mrs. William Neff. The meeting is
an important one and all members are
asked to be present, i'1fs, :
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Mills Resume.

Mills Nos. 10 and Il at the. Aetna
Standard resumed yesterday morning,
after a shutdown. of considerable
length. The new department of the
same will got started yesterday, after
an idleness OF one day, 's,'.
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Laughlin Off Again.

The lcw part of the Laughlin tin
plant At Martins Ferry was compelled
10 shut down again yesterday, on nc-
count Of the shortage Of gas. The mills
OF that city have practically been closed
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statesmen WANTED.

G ALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
X, goods by sample 10 wholesale and re-
tail trade. We are the largest and only
manufacturers in our line in the world.
Liberal salary paki. Address CAMDEN
MFG. CO, Savannah Ca ocG-NtSs
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AGENTS WANTED.

=
DIG PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
- improved gasoline lamp; sells at
sight; beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene; recall 500 up; 1a different styles:
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAMP
CO.. Manufacturers, Chicago. no3'
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PERSONAL.

ID ERSONAL~ANY.O ONE DESIRING
i acopy OF Marriage Certificate from
the record of the late j. Finley Mayes,
Esq, OF West Alexander, Washington
county. Pa, can secure 1t by addressing
Mrs. L. z. Mayes. Pittsburgh, Pa, West
End p. o. 80 dele
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and accomplished dancers before the
public. Poverty Row will be repeated
atto-day's matinee and to-night's per.
formance will close the, engagement.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

M ECEANICS. ENGINEERS, ELEC-
III TRlCIANS, frcmen. etc. A free
scholarship in engineering will be award
AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRES-
PONDENCE, Boston. Mass. no2I
$40 A1GHTa BONA Eide
% i n weekly salary paid direct from
office; expenses extra commissions. Ca
Fable men and women to represent lis
appointing agents: rapid promotion and
increase salary. New brilliant lines.
BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven Conn.
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nenwood BrIcfg.

nc plddlcrH VIII meet ut the city
"''l This nvaninR and II 10 likely steps
-. ne inkcn towards ending tho strike
-. s!sis2;i' Y: z; sia-' %7rl;E, which has
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REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE...

Lots as follows: South Side OF 18th ST.,
between Wood and McColoch sts, Is Il.
front. 10th St., % 4. front. Cor. Of 18th
aud Jacob sts.. Co IT, front, with li.roon
aouse on same, cheap, Cor. OF Main and
Isl sts.. % IT. front, with Broom house.
cheap. Eoff, between 18th and 9th. East
end OF eth st. cheap, on easy payments.
Wilson ST., near 9Th ST.. $4,000. High.
near Nth St, at 5000 each. on easy pay
ments, dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, cherrp
and Vine sts,, 1890 TO $4,000 each, cheap,
J I Eoft and Wilson stu.. In Centre
wheeling. $1,000 to 5351o0 each. McCol-
loeh ST.. sc25,0 to ss5o.0o each. 18th ST.
slboW 18th St. Slss,oo. very cheap. Near
east at end aot slst ST.. $1,000 each, $1,000
cash. balance easy payments. Water. Eoff.
Jacob, Wood. McColloch and Wetzei, Sta.
Sth ward. cheap, on easy payments. Main.
In North Benwood on Eofr and Water
SITS. cheap. Money. 70 loan on Real Ed
tate. $1,000 to $4,000. in sums TO suit.
IT,.
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the guest for a! few days Of Miss Bessie
Fegle, In Kirkwonti, ---

Judge briggs went to Woodsfield yes
terdaymorning on business. .5s
,.Clem .Branum made business trip to
Woodsield yesterday.
aGeorge Bresock returned from Wells
burg yesterday.
Harry Sells was in Wellsville on bust
ness yesterday.
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WANTED.


TETANTED-AA LI-RoUND PRINTER
CIV and newspaper man, capable TO act
as manager Of Republican weekly; prefer
man that will TAKE Il financial interest
In business, ]. B, WILLIAMS. des'
i" AN TIE - RESPONSIBLE FIRM
Nv wants office manager ut Wheeling;
81. 800 salary and commission: 800 cash and
reference required. Position permanent.
Address MANUFACTURERS, No. l53,
Cherry. Philadelphia. Pa. de10'
HARDWARE TRAVELLER, FOR WEST
IL Virginia and Southeast Ohio, by q
frst-class iobblng house In large city.
Must DO thorough hardware man, a first
class salesman and experienced traveller,
who can command n good paying trade.
No others need apply. Address X. Y. T.,
care lntelllgencer office. dca.mw&t
WTANTE D-EXPERIENCED AND EN-.
Wy ERIETtC statesmen to sell the we'll
known pleterlchs TalVe-Cleum Lubri-
eating Sils 10 tho consuming trade on
VXLVE.oEEuIp OIL e Co.. a. ''E GsraeIa
Building. Cleveland. Ohio. Jazz
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FOR RENT.

I10R RENT-TW0 CHAIR BARBER
Il Shop. with n good trade at Mar
tins Ferry. Inquire OF G. w. Ar
NOR RENT-FURNISfIED ROOMS,
u centrally located: modern convent
Gnccs. Enquire nj eS13 Chnpi!ne street.
), y, 80 nos
Nor sRENT-AN S-RO0M HOUSE. No.
Il ~ Fourteenth street Lease made for
Is months from January !. Inquire OF
owner at No. 81 Fifteenth street. between
10 and 10 n. m. dell
ToR RENT-THE BUILDING on
Il Main and Fourteenth streets now &C.
cupicd by II. p. McGregor & Co. Inquire
OF ]. C. BRADY, corner Nineteenth ard
Jacob streets. de-
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S. NESBITT, Jr.,
hone 6ia. 11S5 Mnrknt stre.

FOR SALE........
Property ut No. s North Hurou
street, consists Of a first class z
roomed dwelling, with all modern
conveniences, double sheeted md ev-
erything about house is the very
best, nothing cheap. In rear is q
good 5-roomed dwelling. This prop
erty is good substantial investment
or home. 4F n
Building lot on Fifteenth streea
for 81, 900.
The age-herald., 1900-07-25
TEEN TSIN AFTER THE
 DISASTROUS BATTLE

Copyright, 1900, by the Associated Press.
 Tien Tsin, p. m., Sunday, July 15, via Che Foo, July r, and Shanghai, July 24.- Chinese from the walled city report that the foreigners in Pekin are living, having taken shelter in a bomb proof building. About 1000 Chinese were engaged in the battle here July Il. More are coming from Pelxin.
 General Mich was imprisoned because he had opposed making war on the foreigners, but afterwar released on the condition that he fight them. To this he acceded with lukewarmness. After the battle he committed suicide.
 A large part of the walled city was burn ed last night, and today the Chinese held perfect orgie, plundering. smashing houses and fighting like demons over stores of silks, furs and jewelry. Hun dreds of dead Chinamen lie along the walls, and women and children killed by shrapnel are lying among the smoking ruins. It is in their dispatches, asserted that General DorWard thinks Colonel Liscum blundered In taking the Ninth regiment to the right instead of the left. and feeling is strained between the Americans and the British. The fact is that the greatest harmony and cooperation exists. General Dorward has asked the names of Americans to report them for gallantry. The doctors decided not to amputate Lieutenant Leonards arm
 All the wounded are doing we'll
The age-herald., 1900-07-25
NEGRO COMMITS
 HE|NOUS CRIME Assaulted a Young White GirI- People Around AttaIIa Ter
 ribly Aroused.

Gadsden, July H.-(Special.) )-Lena, the l0-year-old daughter of Leander Wilson, was assaulted by a burly negro near Att talla at Il o'clock today Lena had started to the mines to carry her brothers dinner. As she reached the Adams church a negro, stripped stark naked except his shoes, sprang upon her from bunch of bushes and dragged her back with him. She fought him desperately and screamed loudly for help. The negro beat and choked her. and finally accomplished his purpose. Her screams aroused some men. who ran to her assistance. The negro was pressed so close ly that he ran off without putting on his clothes. The girl is badly bruised up.
 Some men and young bloodhounds trailed the negro, but the dogs gave out. One ne- gro was arrested and carried before the girl, but she said he was not the man.
 Bloodhounds are expected from Chatta- nooga and the chase will be renewed Full ly POO men are out searching the country, and if the negro is caught he will be torn to pieces, as the people are terribly angry.