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The END,
SAYS MR.HART
British officer At Peking Has
Abandoned All Hope of
Being Rescued.
FOOD ALMOST EXHAUSTED

Thirty Thousand Chinese Troops At
tack the City-Nearly All the Lega-
lions Have Been Destroyed = For
eigners Have Regarded Their Posi-
ton as Hopeless Since june 20.
CHEZ Foo, July IA courier from
Sir Robert Hart, in Peking, has just ar
rived, bringing this message, dated June
%:
"Close to good bye. Near the end. :"
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RENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From tine BUSY AaAFsn1l !
County Town.
president John Luble, Of the Creation
Liberty and Independent Political So.
cIety, has called a meeting OF that or
EaniEntlon for next Sunday afternoon
NJ 2 o'clock, at Lubic's hall, Upper Fen
wood. It Is the object OF the society
to decide at this meeting which politt-
cal PARTY 10 affiliate with in the COM
ing campaign. The public is invited to
attend.
Caldwell G Caldwell were retained by
the city Of Benwood to look after the
reapportionment matter brought up be-
fnra the county commissioners at
Noundsville yesterday. The city was
awarded 1881 md the school district
$500 over and above the assessment
made out at the state auditors office.
The Democrats win hold their prl-
narles on next Saturday. The Repupll-
cans have already selected their candi-
dates. The election will occur on April
z. and between now and that date there
will be some tall campaigning In TINS
town.
The entertainment at the hail in the
basement OF st. Johns church attracted
n fair sized crogSd last evening. The
programme consisted Of several delight
ful musical numbers and some Interest,"
ing stereopticon views.
At the coke ovens four Of the big nRNy
condensers have arrived. This makes
eight that hava, been received In the
n5st week. They weight twenty tons
each. Two new gas furnaces arrived
yesterday morning.
Ellis bartholomew, brakeman at the
AZ. n. L. kaA EnTHTmh
first finger OF his right hand mashed
while makirHs coupling Monday night.
DR.. Alley dressed the wounds.
The dance Of the Uniformed Rank,
knights or PythiaE, will occur NJ Blue
Ribbon hs.ll tonight. and n large as
semblage is anticipated Prof. John
Long. OF Wheeling, will play.
r. Armstrong. the well-known breeder
NJ bloodeu dogs. has received n beauti-
full specimen OF Scotch collie, purchased
In Philadelphia.
Thomas Robinson, who had two ribs
broken I'm an accident ut the coke ovens
last week, will be able to be out IN
few days.
'fhe Blazing Arrow tribe, l. o. Il. NJ.
b..id n regular meeting at their han last
evening and transacted routine bus-
mess.
Miss Annie Pelley. the wsll-known
2 school teacher. Is on duty on account OF
the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Blnns. residing In the vicinity
OF the coke ovens, is seriously III with
cholera morbus.
Miss Alma Steak has accepted n po-
sltlon as night central at the telephone
office.
Sheppard Hoyt is recovering from a
severe attack OF erysip2las.
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pEI1AIRE HAPpENINas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

"a 6IAAAAAAAk eAA@Sas
When the congressional committee
gets together to Gull the convention for
this spring they should remember that
Bellalre. though apparently on the ease
OF the district, can be reached from
every point In the district readily, IN
fact. from most points they can leave
homo IN tbs morning and get back the
same day. No town in the district tx
cent SteuhenYillg, can so well take care
OF the convention, and our people want
II and win take good care Of tie VS.
itors.
In the case OF Charles ROsBer vs. w.
]. Odell & Co., Rosser obtained a judy
ment In common pleas court for R8'bl2
Odell & Co. ran a bucket shop here,
through T: o. NJ. Davis, and the plain
tin lost In his deals.
An extensive addition Is being built
TO the Bellaire carriage works in the
Third ward They are extending their
present building back to the alley,
which will increase their working
room.
Duuuesne Hook and Ladder will, at
date not yet fixed. give a beneht mas
ouerade ball for Gus Marks, one OF It's
members, who has been sick for a long
time.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church viii meet Friday afternoon
at 2.o'cloclS in the study OF the church.
Rev. Thomas Baiph. D. D., OF st.
ClaIrsyille, win conduct services in the
u. P. church. OF this city, next Sunday
Ex-Mayor williams and ]. A. briggs,
the baker, are being urged TO become
Democratic candidates for mayor.
The ball given by G. A, Stewart and
others at City Hall on Monday night
was a very successful aitair.
A patriotic entertainment WIN be
given at the U. P, church. OF this city
next Thursday evening.
L n. Ewing is home from Alliance,
where he was called By the Illness and
death of his mother
The Heatherington-E lks band tair
and festival closed last night with
masquerade ball.
]. G. Crawford Is building an addition
TO the rear OF his paint store on Bel
mont street.
The Cottage saloon. in the Fourth
ward, has been closed By an attachment
The German society gave a ball and
banquet in Turner hall on Monday
evening.
R. Johnson, the plumber, is suffering
from an attack OF rheumatism.
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WheslInk Creek Laundry Yesterday
akrced 10 nay thn costs 81 the case-Rnsl
the damage done 10 tho ninloWH ana
were released.
Miss Lucy Clark very pleasantly en-
ter:alned the Young Ladies' Euchre
club yesterday aftaraapu az har home
on Morgan street
Mrs. r. z. Lawrence viii , b. at
home to her lady friends Friaay atter-
noon, between the hours Of three ana
five.
A number from here attended the
dance given by the Twentleth Century
club At Wslisburg last evening.
A dnnce viii be glven At ms. Opera
Houss to-fnUrrow night. which prom
Uses to be very enjoyable.
Miss Estella Keller. OF Marietta, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives lt
Brookside.
A G. Mclaughlin shipped carload
Of walnut logs TO Germany yesterday.
Mrs. c. =. Cochran Is slowly improv-
ing al her home In Kirkwood.
A public meeiing Of the ", G. I. o.
will BE- held Friday evening.
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the points he wishes to tell the people.
and the writer's Will do the rest This
Is something Of value to the man who
feels that he Is unable to devote the
time to preparation OF his advertise
ment. and he is sure Of results,
Mr.. Remington has surrounded him
self with n corps Of employees who are
the best In their line. His policy In
dealing with his employees is to retain
permanently the services of all whom
he has found trustworthy"
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RR1naEpoRT HAPPENTNas.
Events of Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

Fred Amrine entertained n number OF
his gentlemen friends last evening at
Ms resldnnce, ut BrOOkside, between the
hours OF 3 and u. The evening was
spent nj cards and half n dozen tables
were going. and the contests through
OH; werp decidedly interesting. An ex-
cpient luncheon was served at eleven
o'clock,
The Republican central committee
has decided 10 allow no person to votu
MI the primaries TO he held Saturday
AFTERNOON unless he will take an oath
that he supported Nash nj the last
election. md judges viii BE- placed at
each voting place 10 see thut the same
IL complied with.
The damage suit OF Mrs. Linnle Is.
Woolery against the city Of bridgeport
viii be heard In common pleas court at
ST. Cinirsvlllo to-day.
/, Mrs. p. D. williams Enthusiastically for
New Castle 10 spend a couple OF weeks
with relatives.
The two foreigners arrested for night
Ing and breaking windows ut the
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REAL ESTATE.
Is G00D lS6 PER CENT BONDS.

$1,000 only for two-story brick dwelling
ana lot on North Main street
1900 Tor brick dwelling, bSst part %
$50 80 Tor brick dwelling, best part Of
Fi ss.Sp fot dSzfoOned brick residence on
Fifteenth street.
a n1anufactuFinS site with buildings;
also well suitable for Wholesale business.
on South street u bargain.
IL lots IN Elm Grove now for sale at
figures that arc positively profitable.
building sites and lots IN Pleasant Val-
lev. from 800 10 q 500 a piece.
81 800 only for large lot, LIB by ~, on
East McCoIloch street.
FOR RENT-A three-story new BRICK
building, with saloon fixtures, on Market
street May /. ONCE room IN Masonic
Tnmpie. store room IN Ariou building.
Money on hand on hrBt-class Mortgage
Loans.
( c. A. SCHAEFER & co.
Corner of Fourteenth and Market streetA
Telephone 5I7.
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Rbsumntism Cured In a Dny.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to 3 days
It's action upon the system Ia remarka-
bic and mysterious. II removes At once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears The first dose greatly ben
Gifts. rs cents. Sold by II. II. List,
1910 Main street. Chns, Menkemcller,
corner Market and Twenty-sccond
streets. druggists. mw&f
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CONCERT

At the City Hospital Loan Exhibit
Tonight.
Myers Orchestra will render con-
cert Of popular music at the Hospital
Loan Exhibition, corner Of Main and
Tenth streets, this evening. Music
will begin at o'clock. Admission
to tho Exhibit, 25 cents. Art Gallery,
10 conts extra. Ice Cream, Cake and
Cigars
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York. stating that he would IKE to
match Hopkins against Sam Bolan b.
fore the Metropolitan club! he says
the men have met 1--WE times. which re-
suited in three draws. one decision for
Hopkins, and the last time he knocked
Bolen out In the second round.
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ToLEDo-whcnt higher and market
quiet; cash. lie; May. 72lsc; July. 7Otc.
Corn dull May, S5Mc; July, S5Ac; No.
., 35hc oats weak; May, 2iltc; No
white, 2sc. Rye. 5sh. CloYersoed
active; prices Arm; old; prime. IS 90
March. IS s1hr; October, IS 0Oi sales,
5is bagS -
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Great will be the gloom in Wheeling
II Terry McGovern lays Oscar Card
ner low when they meet on Friday
night Of next week. Oscar Is going up
against the best In the world, and
Terry viii know that be has been up
against something. It should be q royal
battle.
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Jack Mccleliand won dVet Paddy
Murphy in the ninth round in their fight
near Pittsburgh Monday night. MUIR
ply. who was all in, resorted to foul
hugging tactics and was disqualified.
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A Ill KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
"A Printing. An entire now line OF sam.
pies OF Bail ProEramSnSa, Tickets and In
YilatlonA a eli prices a. The intel.lgOacae
Job Printing omeA
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
Rl ready Tens Of thousands VIII q
soid. Opportunity Of lie time y I n.y.
Send ten cents for OUTFIT and DO fret IN
fieid, Each subscriber gets nne pn9,to-
tyne portrait OF Mr.. Moody toE It I.5llIY8
frec Write quick. AMERICAN b3yA
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1s2 N. lItn sI., 5 ~
adGlphiR, Pa. lAl2-tnheSL
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,...FOR RENT....

No. 1i5 Fourteenth street...,....,,.,'. y %
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eotf street 10
rooms, both gases, for A,0oo
New house. Mount Wood ruAd.
No % sixteenth street, 9-1tory brick
store room good cellar and 10 rooms,
No Is Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bupls
ness, centrally located.
No Is Vermont street,
No 90 Ohio street-prico for quick sale.
No. 60 North Front street,
Desirable property on Chapllne Btroot-a
corner lot. G. feet front.
No q Sixteenth street.
No q Maryland street
No u North York street.
No. c. Seventeenth street,
Corner lot on Fifteenth street
Lot on South Front street.
No tf2 Main street
No ~ and ts2is Market street
No zsii Main street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

mo THE VOTERS,
/ hereby announce myself as canoiuate
for tho Republican nomination tor County
Assessor IN the Country District subject
10 the marty primary election.
! respectfully solicit your support
mwGf.ia1 ROBERT ANDERSON,
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lydl, E. plnlh,n', Vegetable Compound

cures. 68oso troubles Of
women and FObS HIGn1
situation Of lis fsErOEss
RowOn1an need Be With
out Gi1s safest ana SMPesf
ADVICE for Hrs RHnEdIaIl
OOunseES women free Of
Charge Her address Is
Lynn, Mass
9GaR any woman afford
20 ignore DE med Gin6 and
the advice that has Cured
q n1lIlIOn VVOn1sR2
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Carroll Club League.

Captain Hohman's Fort Henry team
took three straight from the Alpha team
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WANTED
rFMAnE Hr1p WANTEp.

n1n A DAY EASILY MADE TAX.
10 " ING orders for Life OF Alos,o1y;
Best book. Best terms Credit VI ~ S-
d n. Sixth ST.. Uhiladelphla. e. JIG
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NOTICE
i desire TO announce to the Republicans
OF Ohio County, that / am a candidate I9r
County Assessor, Country District OF O91io
County, at the primary election.
Your support Is respectfully soliciteu.
3a1 LESTER SMITH.
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BOXING,

Fred Fox. manager OF Joe Hopkins,
writes the GnteilIgencer from New
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"Iack' crogan. of this city. Is being
doomed for a place on Charley Powers
stan of umpires. crogan's many friends
in Wheeling are hoping he win succeed
in his ambition. for ne has the making
OF an excellent official. He knows the
game from A to 2. sees quickly. and
accurately. ana doesn't get excited un-
der fire.
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Scorers-Jones nnd Belts.
acknowledgements W.. Oceolas.
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aEnEhAE noZIoEE

ToIlcE
M vie. Title kaufman. having left
nv Nd and beard. hereby give notice
fhnt / viii not be responsible for any debts
WI. F. KAuE1fAN,
i39 Merritt street.
Wheeling, ". Va. FEB. = ia tel7e
NOTICE
me partnership heretofore existing -.
TWEEN McFadden a COnley, builderli .
itiii day diaSOlvfd by mutual consent ~
debts against the arm have been eesle4.
F1dden. This list day q Ee1Tulfyt llll.
J, p S ,ss;A4
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srocKHo1pERs, MEETINas.

HURST MEETING OF TIE STOCK
u HOLDERS Of the Home Construction
RinIp Will be held at NJ. ll2O Market
street. in the city Of Wheeling, W. Va,
ThnTsday, March s, A. D. 1900, at the hour
OF 40 o. m, 10 elect board Of directors,
make bylaws and transact any other
fuEiness that may lawfully be done by the
gtoekholderE in q general meeting, as hSed
by Inc corporators OF said company:
GEORGE HOOK
ALFRED PAUL.
W A. WILSON,
II. s. SANDS,
W. F. SHAF'ER,
CorporatoFs.
wheeling, w. Va. Feb. 4. 1890 fel5
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FOR SALE........
BONDS

NouNDsv1LLE, BENwoop Z
WHEELING RAILWAY CO.
RAVENSWooD, SPENCER &
CHENILLE RAILROAD CO.
Steel and Iron Stocks bought and
sold direct on New York and Chicago
Stock Exchanges.
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Wheellng Ieague.

Last nights games resulted in Rough
Riders taking three straight from the All
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. l1j
Main street.
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ons Of the young blood pitchers
Wheeling Will try out is Bowman, who
twirlCd for the West Virginia Univer-
sity last year. and the tip Comes from
Morsantown that the young man win
90 the Interstate pace Without the
turning OF a hair. Morgahtown pro-
dueed Hewitt and Hickman, both of
whom have pitched great ball, and
Bowman may be their peer,
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ron RHnR

lToR RENT-SToRE ROOM. No. lilg
u Main street. nov occupied By J.,
FFont. Possession April I. 1eg9. Apply
% william Schteftfeger. No, llss ellin
street ja9
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OSFOR RENTSlO
rooms third Moor loO5 Main stTo5l.
gtOre rooma On n-4ln etfeel
: store rooms on Tenth gtrooe
Desirable dwelling - Hoa eePo1e A.
Money to Loan On RAJ H1,4eA
JAMES L. nAWLEY,
ReaI Estate Loans. lces 1Illn 9Es
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NOR RENr-ENTLRB STORE ROOM
d q i2oS Main street. or arlt ana second
Stury only u same. u % desired, nov eec1.
Piled by the Alexander FfgW tlfultufo
Apniy ~ Room No. 20. City Bank Alil4lnB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-12
SUPPOSED RAILWAY DEAL.
Deeds for Transfer of Several Squares
Placed on Record.

During the past day or two deeds have
been recorded transferring the title of a
number of squares of land along Delaware
avenue northeast. Wednesday four squares
on each side of this avenue, extending from
VI street north to Florida avenue were
transferred, and today the east portion OF
SQUARE $50 was transferred. This latter
square is bounded by Massachusetts ave
nue., Delaware avenue and + street. 1t is
supposed that these transactions represent
purchases made by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, although, of course, it
is not definitely known that this company
is the purchaser, as it does not appear by
name in any Of the transactions.
1t is thought the above represents the
completion of the series of purchases which
are represented TO have been made by the
company in this locality. 1t is believed
that, including the recent purchases, if
those were made on behalf of that corpora
ton. II now controls all the land abutting
on the railroad tracks and west of LIST street
northeast from street to q street. Della
ware avenue, AS is we'll known, is the pro-
posed route for the entrance of the b. and
O. into the city, according to the bill just
presented TO Congress
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CAUSE OF ANAEMIA.
Parasite Discovered by DIR.
Bailey h. Ashford.

The Independent for January contains an
article entitled "A Successful Colonial Gov
eminent" by DR.. George G. Croft, secre-
tary and treasurer of the superior board
of health of Puerto Rico, in which mention
is made of the Identification by Dr. Bailey
X. Ashford, L. S. A, of the cause of the
so-called pernicious anaemia, which has
prevailed In Puerto Rico from time mme-
mortal. with large mortality.
AS DR.. Ashford is a native of this city
and a son of the late DIR. Francis A. Ash
ford, the extract alluded to will prove of
interest to his many friends:
Very recently a young army surgeon,
Lieutenant Bailey X. Ashford, has dis
covered the cause of the anaemia of Puerto
Rico in an intestinal parasite, which feeds
upon the blood. DIR. Ashford has succeeded
in dislodging the parasite in % per cent of
the cases he has treated. The report of
Lieutenant Ashford on this disease is the
first paper ever written in Puerto Rico on
the subject, and may give some idea of
the activity of the American physician
compared with the Spanish"
Diagnosis of the disease seems to indicate
that il is both durable and preventable.
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PROMINENT CITIZEN DEAD.
theodore H. y. NcPbersOn a Union
Veteran. PASSES Away.

Theodore H y. Mcpherson died this
morning at o'clock at his home in this
city Mr.. Mcpherson was formerly of Penn
sylvanis, but since the close of the civil
war has been resident of this city. en-
gagged in the practice of law before all the
courts and departments. He was commits
slcned by Gov. Curtin. in 1851 as first lieu
tenant Of Pennsylvania volunteers and as
signed TO duty with the 10th Pennsylvania
Regiment While serving in this capacitv
he was detailed aid on the staff Of Gen.
Howe and served with him until ill health
compelled him TO tender his resignation.
He participated in the battle Of Fredericks-
burg, the second battle of Bull Run and
many other engagements The disease of
which he died, ii is said, originated in the
service.
The remains of Mr.. Mcpherson were
taken TINS afternoon to Shippensburg, Pa.
to be inferred in the family burying ground
He was a member of Potomac Posi- M n
Department Of the Potomac c. A r. also
OF Washington COmmandery of the Mill
tary Order of the Loyal Legion A deleca-
ton from both orders attended the body to
the train He was also a member of the
ShlppeUsburg Presbyterian Church.