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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-15
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WHEELING, W.. Va. March 10. 100
ssshi 70 az cree, i5n n, tls gsS ~
tho capital stock of the Eclipse on Com
pany, you are hereby notified that EOis
eral meeting OF the stockholders Of said
company viii be held at G2s Exchange
Building. Boston, Mass. on Monday,
March q 1900. At 9 o'clcc'; In the forenoon,
for the following purposes, namely:
~ To vote upon the question whether
the corporation Will authorize the sale OF
may legally come before said meeting
JOHN @. STOLZE,
Secretary Of the Eclipse OIL Company,
nFi2-m&fh
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EElIAIE HEIP WAIlgEp.

IN A DAY EASILY MADE taxi.
~ IL ~ Ing nrdera Tor Lilo Of Moody.
iit free. STANDARD PtfBLIaHING co,
q n. sixth 81. UhllAdelphla. Pa. Jazz
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MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAUDANuAG
M Cocaine habit. myaelf cured; viii In
form you OF harmless, permanent hone
cure MRS, 81, BALDWIN, Box INA
ChiOgo. mrs
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pITTgBgRaH. WHRELNe g KIeI.

DITTsBURGH, WHEELING & KEN.
i lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING. W. Va. March 8, 10oo
The annual meeting Of the stockhoIdoFS
Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky
Railroad Company win be held at the prin.
cipal ONCE Of the company, In the city Of
Wheeling, w, Va, on
THURSDAY. MARCH =, 1870.
at g o'clock p m. for the purpose Of holas
the ensuing year, and the transaction Of
such other business aB may properly come
before the meeting.
mrs s. B, LIGGETT, Secretary.
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THE chief recommendation Of tho
Krnkauer Pianos. Is that they never
become "tin-pRnny." This you know, is
n matter not to be overlooked. Sold
only by r. w. BANNER co,
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VIA Is ceIerv KInR1

NiGG an herb drink, and Is 4 positive euro
for constipation, headache, nervous disor.
dsr5, rheumatism, kidney diseases, and the
various troubles arising from n dISortlered
stomach and torpid liver It ig most
agreeable medicine, and Ia recommended by
phyAlrllns generally. Rendmber,it etiTGS
constipation.
Celery King ID sold IN 25c. and G0C. pack.
ages ~ ofuggi1tS and dealers
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sHERIFF.s RETURN

James j. Kirby is no inhRbitant OF my
bailIwIclI, nor found therein this 9Th day OF
February, 1900. w. ]. LYLE, u. s.,
For II. c. Richards, 8. o. G.
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TuHspAY. APRIL 10. lgO0.


at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
Iot No, Five % In Jonathan Zane's adj
dillon to the city Of Wheeling, upon which
are the brick buildings known at Nos. "
and 6253S Main street Excepting there.
from al the south forty feet Of said lot
running from Main street back distance
OF one hundred and ten (llO) feet, being
the parcel conveyed by George EdWAEqs,
trustee, and others to MIS- susan HoosFts,
BY deed dated June 10, 1874, recorded N
said clerks office In Deed Book NO. q,
pare 800 And excepting ~ o strip rum
ming across said lot with width OF htty
fest, the eastern line OF SAID strip being
at its southern end distant one hundred
and thlrty-six u36) feet west from tho
ctirb-stone on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed by George EdWnrdg trustee, and
others to the p, w. & Is. X. X. Co., by
deed dated August Is, 1879, recorded IN said
clerks office IN Deed Book NO. O., page
go. And excepting 90 so much OF said lot
as lies west OF the last described strip,
being the parcel conveyed TO the SAID r,
w & K. r. r. Co by Michael Edwards
by deed dated June Z, 1883, recorded In said
The property to be sold was devised to
the said Charlotte N. Conant by Michael
Edwards, by will dated November 2, 1855,
recorded In said clerks office In VIII Book
III Terms Il OF sALE-one-third of the
purchase money and as much more rs the
purchaser may elect cash IN hand, and the
residue in two equal installments, payable
respectively in one and two years from
the date OF SALE with interest from that
day, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes for the same, and the title either
10 be retained until such notes are paid,
or 10 be conveyed with a reservation Of
q. lien for tho deferred purchase money,
or upon other security to the satisfaction
OF the trustee Such purchaser must In
sure the buildings on the property sold
10 the satisfaction Of the trustee. and for
his further security.
-n u1rl2 Trustee.
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BOWLING.

Carroll Club League.
Tuesday evenings games in the Carroll
Club leaEuv resulted as foliows!
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n REATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
NJ Prompt Completion Of Orders ct tho
lntSlllgenCCr Job Printing Once.
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FoR SAFE.

NIANARIEs- 800 HARTZ MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males from S20c up. Females
69e; also Bird Cages, at HENRY HELMS li!tM...
streets. oeA
NOR sALE-20OO ACRES FINE TIM
G Der land; must be sold 70 close e.
tate. House, rooms, bath, eto., fine To-
cation at Woodsdale. ]. MoCRuM, Ir..
Real Estate, 1873 Chapline street Tale
phone SO. mEee
NOR SALE OR RENT-REAL Es-
.l TATE; desirable residence for sale
or will rent for term OF yeRre. otfer
my residence, No. III South Front
street, quite comfortable and in per-
feet condition; good location. Inquire
at No. III South Front street.
los WIN. j. LUTz.
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Last nights games resulted in the Kiss
ing Bugs winning three straight from the
A Great Team.

Scorers-DeVinny and Casdiow,
To-night-All Alikes vs.. kenmores'
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STOCKS FOR SALR.
Riverside Pottery Co.
Mccoy Shoe Co.
SiStersvllle Gold Mining.
Fostoria Glass Company.
Wheeling Pottery.
Bloch Bros Tobacco Company.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
National Steel Company.
Dollar Savings Bank, Bridgeport, Ohio.
National Steel Company, American Tin
Plate Company, National Tube Company,
American Hoop Company stocks bought
and sold on the Stock Exchange, New
York and Chicago.
BONDS FOR SAI.E-RayenSwood, 6pens
SIMPSON q TATUM,
Room City Bank Building. Wheeling.
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WANTED contact g. TOMATOES
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTBE's SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made by
ChGflottie N. C0nant and George W. Co
nant, her husband. dated January ., lS9&
recorded in the office Of the clerk or the
county court OF Ohio county. West Vlr-
RlnIa, In Deed OF Trust Book NO. 81, page
north front door Of the court house OF said
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FOR SALE OFFERED.
For SALE

FOk SALE-
1o-roomed brick dwelling at 1890
Chapline street. Splendid location
for N, D.
Property at AZ Maryland street,
good 6-roomed house and full lot;
room for another house; cheap.
6-roomed dwelling 1872 Twelfth st.
Coal 9Rnk-l40 acres; now ready
for business; tracks, cars, etc; two
tipples; both close to city, on railroad
and Ohio river.
G. o. SMITH, Ni SSSF sbEssi SisSSSGao
The evening times., 1900-02-06
I" I found your medi-
cine a blessing to me
and my family"

There are women who feel something
like grudge against the children, who,
one after another rob their mother of her
beauty and strength Men do not usually
realize how much the mother gives to
each child to her own loss. Women
accept it as part of the obligation of
Nature and pay the debt grudgingly.
Yet in Natures plan every child is
new JOY and fresh happiness. 1t isn't
the children that steal the mothers
strength. 1t is the unnatural drains and
pains which weaken her.
Every woman who has used DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has found in it the
one thing woman has waited for. 1t
stops the drains, heals inflammation and
liberation, makes the baby's advent a
pleasure and his life a blessing. No
opiates or narcotics are contained In
" Favorite Prescription"
- / read what your medicine had done for other
people T" writes Mrs. Edwin II. Gardner. Box 70,
Beechwood, Norfolk Co, Mass, so thought
/ would try it and ! found that il was a blessing
to me and my family began in June and took
six bottles of your medicine, and three walls OF
Pellets took your medicine a year when
had ten pound girl I had the easiest time
ever had with any Of my children i have been
ite Prescription three of Golden Medical Dis
covery,' and three vials of Pellets had no
appetite and could not eat much without il dis
tressing me. Before took the medicine only
weighed I3s pounds, and now weigh I75-"
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets clear the
brain by cleansing the body of the cor
ruption which clouds it.
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derstood, In the same way il may be not
ed that despite the 100000 tons of coal
exported during the year, 10000 tons
were imported In the same period.
The exports of cotton we're 1852, 600 600
pounds. valued at s191, 167 900, and the ex-
ports of cotton cloths were $4,000, 900
yards valued at $2O.O0O,Oo0, but at the same
time 1000 900 pounds of cotton were i'm
ported valued at s6.6O0,O00 and $4,000, 900
yards of cotton cloths valued at $S,000,00
It is discovered that raw cotton cloths
were exported to Great Britain, the Eu-
ropean countries, British North America,
Mexico, Central America, Santo Domingo,
Cuba, Porto Rico, South America, China,
Japan, the Philippine Islands, and Afri-
ca, and that at the same time cotton man
ufactures were imported from Great
Britain. the European counsries, China,
Japan, and elsewhere The reason of this
movement of cotton cloths both ways be-
tween America and the European countries
and between America and Asia is one Of
the matters that Mr.. Austin's report does
not explain. In the same way raw cotton
is imported from Europe, South America,
the East Indies, and Africa.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE NORTHERN GOLD FIELDS.
Affairs in the Dawson City and Cape
Nome Regions.

Ronald Morrison, United States Vice
Consul al Dawson City, has sent the fol-
lowing letter to the State Department, un-
der date of December last:
THE weather for the past month has
been comparatively mild, the thermometer
ranging from u degrees above zero to Is
degrees below. This exceptional mildness
at this season of the year has interfered
materially with the working of claims,
causing many mines TO suspend work on
account of water coming in the shafts and
drifts, and, unless colder weather comes
soon, the output of gold will fall far short
of the estimate, which for this season has
been calculated at s25 ,O00, 600.
THE Board of Trade has adopted reso-
luton petitioning the Canadian Govern
ment to extend the telegraph line to For
ty Mile, and intends to petition the United
States Government to carry the line to
Eagle City. which will give a service from
Skagway, Alaska, 10 Eagle City. Alaska.
The benefits of this extension in regulat-
ing the movements of steamers and from
a commercial standpoint would be very
great.
THE Cape Nome excitement continues
unabated Word recently received from
Skagway is to the effect that many are
making preparations to undertake the
journey OF $500 miles over the ice via
Dawson. II all who are contemplating il
make the trip this winter there will be
one continuous line of people from Ben
nett TO st. Michaels.
THE transportation companies here are
fully alive 10 the possibilities of an early
spring rush, as is evidenced by the pres
ence along the water front of several
steamers and barges having a combined
carrying capacity of nearly 1900 passen-
gers. which. for the first time in the histO-
ry of the country are winterng this far
up the Yukon River.
'It is now generally accepted that the
route 10 Cape Nome via Dawson will bring
the traveller TO his destination fully four
is based upon information given by sea
captains yersed in the condition of the ice
in Behring Sea and along the coast be-
tween ST. Michaels and Cape Nome. They
assert that spring floods drive the ice out
of the Yukon River and away from the
shore lines as far north as Cape Nome
full month earlier than the pack ice in
Behring Sea goes out. Another advantage is
that those who so desire can get of at
Nulato and take the Indian trail across
the country TO Cape Nome, which, though
more difficult. saves over 100 miles.
Business in Dawson is very dull. Many
forced to close their doors for want of pa
tronage. Prices remain about the same,
with apparently full lines OF all staples.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
HARDEN CAMP ENTERTAINs.
Neterans Celebrate Their Muster-In
With speech and Song.

Richard J. Harden Camp, Spanish War
Veterans. >was officially mustered in at
Grand Army Hall last evening. and the
occasion was one of great enthusiasm. The
young veterans were almost all accom-
panied by their wives. sisters. or sweet
hearts, and a merry evening was passed
by all.
Colonel Harrington of the Marine Corps.
had charge of mastering in the men, and
administered the oath of allegiance to over
100 applicants. He also made an address,.
in which he set forth the objects of the
association.
Colonel Urel then introduced Gen. s. S.
Burdette Past Commander Of the Grand
Army of the Republic who spoke of the
work of the Grand Army of the Republic.
and expressed the hope that the future OF
the Spanish War Veterans would prove
Just as successful.
Major Hodgeson then spoke on Lieut..
Richard J. Harden, in whose honor the
new camp is named. and told of the death
of this brave soldier at Siboney.
Representative Talbert of South Carolina
was then called upon to speak. In the
course of his remarks he told of the work
of the Confederate Veterans Association.
He paid the Spanish War Veterans high
tribute on the objects of the association,
and said that he hoped and expected great
things of this new organization.
Can't Daniel V. Chisholm. formerly ad
jutant in the First district Volunteers.
was also called upon TO speak. and made
a short address on the purposes of the as
sociation He said that he considered il a
great honor TO be a member of the organ
ization and at the close of his remarks he
was loudly cheered by his comrades.
After the speeches an entertaining
vaudeville performance was given. Among
those who took part were Sam J. Adams,
Henry Hills. j. c. Gather, ]. ]. Fairy,
Messrs. De Sauk and Lent. and Miss X.
Young Spirited music was rendered by
the United States Marine Band, under the
leadership of Prof. Santelmann, and a cor
net solo by one of its members was quite
q foa tIra Of The
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE HUMANE soCIETY'S WORK.
A Reward for the Conviction of Per-
sons Docking Horses.

AT the last meeting of the Washington
Humane Society resolution was adopted
authorizing the society to pay 500 to any
person who will furnish evidence leading
TO the apprehension and conviction of any
one who has docked a horse in the District
of Columbia, by cutting the solid part Of
the tail.
a resolution was also passed to discon-
tinue the use of the lot occupied by the
Bertha Langdon Barber Refuge for Small
Animals, the society having no funds to
appropriate for its support. The following
report was read:
Number of cases in the animal branch
investigated, LIZA; remedied without pros
ecution, 1,127; prosecuted. AZ; convicted,
%; acquitted none; animals unfit to work,
46; animals killed by the agents. "a; cases
of beating or whipping, 8; overlooking, 2;
overdriving, .; driving when CALLED, l;
driving when lame, %; lack of food or
shelter, 6; amount collected in Police
Court for society, S24S.
Agent Wright reported that on January
81 the Anacostia Railroad Company sold
a. condemned horses, at prices ranging
from IS to SIG each. Most of them we're
sold to people living in this city and it Is
very likely. Mr. Wright says. that they
will come into the hands of the Humane
Society. He also reported that the
slaughterhouses have been found in good
condition, the cattle cars are well ventil-
ated, most of them having racks for hay
and water troughs being so placed they
can be readily filed, and the law limiting
the time live stock is allowed TO remain
without water, food, or exercise is COM
piled with.
During December and January the
agents examined 1.99S stables, found 104
in bad condition, which have all been
remedied. The practice of carrying chickens
with heads down, tying the legs and
crowding in coops has almost ceased,
owing TO the vigorous efforts of the
society.
In the childrens branch the number of
cases investigated was 13, amicably cd
justed IL, committed TO the House of the
Good Shepherd l girl. and l abandoned
oolored child committed by the court TO
the Beard of Children's Guardians.
Mrs. Helen f. Armour. agent. reports
1913 Bands of Mercy formed in the Public
Schools of the District. with membership
of $50. She has visited fify-nine Bands,
and distributed 1867 pages of literature.
The president was requested to ask the
Commissioners for a copy of the law re-
quiring dogs to be muzzled. \ letter was
read from Mrs. S. X. Bolton. of Cleve-
land, Ohio. stating that dogs in that State
were by law personal property, and could
not be muZZled.
The president announced the receipt of
humane calendars for 1900 for free dis
tribution to members and the public. 4
first edition having been destroyed by fire
del
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JUNK DEALERS TO REPORT.
An Effort TO Prevent Depredations
Upon Vacant Houses.

The District Commissioners have or
dered that Article /, sections l, >, {, ), and
6. be amended to read, in each case, "or
dealer in secondhand personal property, "
instead Of as al present "or person en-
gagged in the second hand clothing busi-
ness" This will have the effect OF bring
ing under the law all junk dealers, as well
as pawnbrokers, and will mark a consid-
cradle change in the conduct of the va
rious lines of trade mentioned
Under the police regulations every
pawnbroker and second d-hand clothing
dealer has been required TO make a daily
return of goods purchased by him during
the preceding twenty-four hours. These
returns are compared with a list OF COM
plants received at Police Headquarters of
such property that has been stolen, and
action taken accordingly. But the list of
The evening times., 1900-02-06
THE ZION METHODISTS.
Four Bishops TO BE Elected at the
May Conferences

The General Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Convention will
convene Wednesday, May 3 at Metropolitan
A. N. E. Zion Church. D Street southwest
Rev. W. H. Snowden, pastor. This confer
ence will be composed of 800 delegates,
ministerial and lay, and will continue for
twenty four days. Owing to the death of
Bishop John Holiday and the rapid spread
ing of the Church, four more Bishops will
be elected, as will also the general officers.
This will make the meeting one of great
Importance TO the followers of the denomi-
nation.
The most prominent candidates for the
Office of Bishop are Rev. DR.. ]. w. Smith,
editor Of the "Star of Zion;" Rev. Dr. A. ].
Warner Secretary of Church Extension;
Rev. DIR. ]. W. Alstork, General Steward,
and Rev. DR.. ]. S. Caldwell, pastor of
Lombard Street Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev w. H. Snowden. of this city. will
have the support of the Northern and at
least half the Southern delegations for the
managership Of the publishing house of the
convention at Charlotte n. c.
The evening times., 1900-02-06

complaints covered many cases of prop
erty stolen and sold to junk dealers which
did not come within the scope of the law.
Lead pipe, copper, bath tub Innings, and
gas fixtures have been stolen and sold to
junk dealers and the losers were unable to
secure restitution.
In future, however, the purchase OF
these articles will have to be reported
daily to the police, rendering possible the
detection and punishment of those who
have made practice of robbing vacant
dwellings
The evening times., 1900-02-06

The Chemical Society OF Washington viii hold
it's 10th regular meeting Thursday night at S
O'Clock in the Assembly Hall of the Cosmos Club,
1920 IL Street northwest, with the following pro-
gramme: 1.-The Adulteration of the Arsenical
Insecticides" by J. K Haywood; '.Uncompound-
ed Chemicals Under the War Revenue Act" by
G. A. Champion and F. ID. Simons; 'sThe Rela.
tion of the Chemical Society to the Municipal-
ity,'' by Writ Tassin; 'The Genesis of Hardpan,
by f. X Cameron
The evening times., 1900-02-06
,ec,,res on photography.

The Washington ACADEMY OF Science has an
roupeeJ that it has arranged for series IT
lectures sor the exposition Of photography rs an
aid to research The first % these lectures viii
he held at the Columbia University at : o'clocS
tonight when the following topics VIII be pre-
sented ''The History and Chemistry Of Pho.
tocraphv." by Lyman J. Briggs: 'Photo-micr0-
GRANNY bv Surgeon GCueral George w. Stern
berg: photography in Vegetable Physiology and
Pathology" BY VI. b. Waite, and Photography
ay an Aid to the Study OF Plants, BY ;. '.
Colyille.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Donobue,s Injuries Not Serious.

Charles Donohue who was cut, it is said, by
Charles Hughes, colored. during fight at the
corner Of First and streets last night, was to-
day said not to be seriously injured.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
WHOOPING COUGH.

eve have had an epidemic of whooping
cough here" says a. b. Pope, Stewart,
Tenn, "and Chamberlain Cough Remedy
has been the only medicine that has done
any good There is no danger from
whooping cough when this remedy is
freely given. 1t completely controls the
disease. Fifty-cent bottles for sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, and
all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
The Union College banquet.

The fourth annual dinner Of the Washington
Alumni Of Union College, Rochester. y V. was
held at the Raleigh Hotel last night ard was a
very pleasant affair. Andrew V v RAYMOND
LII. H.. d. D., president Of the college. was the
guest OF honor. letter read from President
Mckinley, expressing his regret at his inability
to attend
The evening times., 1900-02-06
7,be Columbian wheeImen.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Columbian
wheelmen was held last night in the parlors Of
the Hotel Regent Several applications for mem
bership were acted upon. and itwas decided to
give an entertainment and dance about toe lst
OF March A committee was appointed BY the
uresident to arrange for the event. The regular
called run of the club will be 20 Ashton, Nd,
Sunday, February II.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
A Brewery Worker Burncd.

Ernest Traut, about thirty years Of age, is
lying at the Georgetown University Hospital suf--
fering from burns sustained in an explosion
of gas in the chemical laboratory at the plant OF
the Consumers Brewery Company. at ROSslyn
yesterday afternoon. He will receiver although
his face and limbs are badly burned
The evening times., 1900-02-06
Attorney Smiths Address.

Reuben S. Smith of the Washington bar will
deliver address Public Sentiment the I'm
written Law tonight at O'Clock at the Metro
poltan Church. NJ Street. between Fifteenth and
sixteenth Streets northwest. The lecture will be
given under the auspices of the Bethel Literary
and Historical Association Of this city
The evening times., 1900-02-06
S. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9th and Market Space.
The Fling Transferred to the IOWA.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Feb. 6.-Rear Admi-
raj Kurtz this morning transferred his
flag TO the Iowa from the Philadelphia
and with the flag went the band and all
the officers, about thirty-four men in all.
The Philadelphia will sail on Wednesday
morning for Mare Island 10 refit for her
cruise to Samoa under command of Cap-
tain Reiter.
The evening times., 1900-02-06
suffers "A stroke of Paralysis.

I George Aud, thirty-fve years of age, we'll
known business man of Georgetown, while leaving
the of the Y. NJ. C. A., about o o'clock last
night, overcome by stroke OF paralysis and
was removed by the police of the Third precinct
to his home, 3011 Cambridge Place. His condition
at late hour was reported as serious.