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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13
.MRLINcroN OFFICIALS HERE,
'senss Gesersl passesge~ Agen
Pc Smith tn the Party.

.1{efty Of prominent railway men Wis
r.. settir yesterday, Ia Arthur H. Smith
AZ Gsperal passenger agent OF the
xtpn Route, with HEADQUARTERS at
y y. Campbell, chief clerk OF the
nfcr department of the same road.
IN omaha, and A e. sheldon. gem
ksnt Of the ROAD at Omaha
fsu % NJ =. Benton, OF the local
t o. TIE burlington. They left yes
~ noon for Tacoma and win PRO-
snme By way OF san Francisco Mr.
r. y making a tour OF inspection OF
- tfseus Offices OF the road.
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Much Enthusiasm About
Harvard Heights.
A Few Days Will Close Out the En-
tire Addition.

Inc sale OF Harvard Heights began yesterday and
some purchasers stated that had not said enough
about the beauties OF the situaton-commandng as it
does without possible interruption superb view of the
city and the Sound and the entire sweep of the snow
clad Olympics There is person SO prosac that such
beauties will not appeal to- and Harvard Heights
OF the few locations where one can be sure that the
view will not be shut off,
Inc lots are 40 fest-not as large many but amply
large for fine home site This will permit nice
people OF moderate MEANS who love beautiful surround
ings to have their homes place they could bet
ter If they were millonaires-where otherwise they
would be obliged to buy seoond-class property. Har
ward Heights is block west of Broadway block
north OF Denny way. three blocks from the high
school, three blocks Columbia school and within
easy walking distance of the business center.
Lots are $500 to $780, on easy terms.
Abstracts Of title to all purchasers
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co to spinning for bicycle repairA
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nssia roste is the only rail- line
rfshsteco and California. iow
E NmeN time. charmsrg scenery.
80 tourist. Including sleeper
~ fnftAnds two traine daily. For
and osyths apply 10 G, J. s,eepie
-. southern Pacific Co. SIS First
.4A1 RINGS. Novemher's elrtnxtcr.
Fnsk, 1cweicr. Ns Second avenue.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Edward Reed, who has been employ
ed for several months at Frank Dough-
erty's barber shop, has purchased the
shop of John Schuback. on Market
street, In Wheeling. and will take pos
session next Monday.
In the neighborhood of 1900 people
enjoyed the fine skating on, the Back
river yesterday afternoon, and the
crowd was almost as large last evening,
as 1t was earlier In the day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berry have re-
turned. to their home at Slstersvllle
after few days visit with the latter's
parents. Judge and Mrs. ]. B. briggs,
at Brookside. -
Mrs: Albert Lambright, OF Chicago
ana Miss LoTa Lambright, of Uhrichs.
VILE, are the"guests of the family OF NJ
F.*spencer, in'Kirkwood.
Mrs. d. W.. Bell has returned to her
nome at Steubenville, after u visit o.
several days with her sister, Mrs G. B.
olSelley, In Kirkwood.
Mrs. James Dillon left yesterday for
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Denwood Briefs.

DR.. Leonard Eskey and 4. s. Riley,
who have been appointed by the Mar
shall county court to sell the property
owned by Louis fIartong. deceased. en-
cept such part of It US has been set
aside by the court for Mrs. HartonG,
Will offer the property FOR sale January
49, 1901.
A dcaconess from the home nj
Bridgeport Will occupy the pulpit Mt the
Methodist church Sunday evening. She
viii talk In the Interest OF the deacon
css' home ut Bridgeport.
Levi Burrls. OF Missouri, who has
been the guest OF relatives here during
the past few days, left for Martins
Ferry yesterday. where he Will be tho
guest of relatives.
Paul RIcdei, Robert Smith and Floyd
stonlnger Will return this evening from
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MoRRIs-ANTHoNY
Nuptials Occur Thursday Evening at
Martin's Ferry. .,--l,

( one OF the prettiest weddings occur
ring in this vicinity for some time was
the one solemnized at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, at Martins
Ferry. last evening, of which the
principals were Mr.. Lee Orval Morris
and Miss Mary Macleod Anthony, both
we'll and favorabIy known young peo-
PIE OF that city. The ceremony &C.
CURED at the above-named church at
O'Clock, in the presence of about 500
relatives and friends. The church
bad been very prettily and profusely
decorated for the occasion. the decora-
lions consisting of a great variety OF
potted plants and cut flowers. the ar
rangement of which displayed the work
OF an artist.
As the bridal party proceeded up the
aisle 4 very pretty wedding march was
rendered by Mrs. Fred Jones. The
party consisted OF, besides the bride
and groom. Miss Alice Norris, sister of
the groom, as maid of honor, little.
Frank Aldredse, OF St. Clairsville, ring
bearer, and Hattie AldredSe, of ST.
Clairsville, and Alice Miller, Of Wheel
Ing, flower girls. The bride becom-
ingly wore dress OF cream satin with
white chiffon trimmings. 2Ft-~-tE.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Everest Norris. OF Lucyville, Pa,
brother Of the groom. and Rev. j. e.
Wilson. pastor of, the NJ. E. church, Of
that city. The ,ushers were Messrs,
Benjamin ExleyhFred Selby, Carl An
thony and Edward Anthony.
Following the services at the church
an elaborate reception was held at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel ]. Anthony, {on South
Broadway, ut which about 1G5 guests
were present, u large number Esbeing
from out Of the city. The hours of the
reception were from s to 10; 9.to IL; 10
to Il. The decorations at the residence
also displayed the Same careful atten-
don as was noticeable at the church.
Following the reception, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris left for this city, where they
took the 1925 train over the Baltimore
Il Ohio for points in the east, visiting
before their return Washington, BaltI-
more. Philadelphia and New York. AZ
ter their soJourn OF two weeks they will
go to housekeeping on ChaplIne street,
In this city. where they will have the
best wishes Of n multitude OF friends
for 4 happy future. WI
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BENWOOD. MOIINDsvU 2
McMECFIEN. WET SR1IPC
three days hunt in the woods
Greene county, Pa.

three days hunt in the woods OF
Greene county, Pa.
Al jefferson, the restaurant keeper q,
the Junction, was arrested by Officer
Bogard for raising disturbance ca rly
last evening. Jefferson had been in
dulslng too freely in the amber fluid
and acted like one entirely bercft OF
reason.
Prof. Fred Becker's class will dance
the Blue Ribbon hall tonight. Music
VIII be furnished at the piano by Miss
Hilda Helmbrlgh,.
Miss Nora Dolbeare VIII return to-
day from Pittsburgh where she has
been the guest OF relatives during the
past few days.
Midnight mass will be celebrated at
ST. Johns Cathedral New Years Eve
by the Rev. Father Werningcr.
Homer Wharton has returned to his
home Mt Concord, Ohio, after u brief
stay with friends In this city.
The work of laying the rails for the
connecting railway along Kentucky
Heights was begun yesterday. y
Samuel Carpenter and family re-
turned yesterday from n pleasant stay
With relatives ut Pennington.
Mrs. Mary Hood, OF Mount olivet, Is
visitor ut the home of DR.. John N.
Alley, on Main street.
Mrs. John Allen. OF Limestone. Is n
guest ~: the home OF Walter Mcmillan,
on Water street.
Miss Minnie Gernghty, OF Main street.
is visiting relatives ut Mingo for n
few days.
Joseph Truax has returned from q
three weeks business stay At Phnade!>
phla.
Mr.. VIII Murray. of Youngstown, Is
visiting relatives on McAlechen street.
The lower steel works VIII likely re-
sumo work next Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Mcmillan Is III at her
home. on Water street.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

The two-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Harrison, died ut the family
home on Second street, yesterday morn
Ing. The funeral will take place this
morning at 0 o'clock, and theinterment
will be made at Riverview cemetery.
The funeral OF Edmund Hobbs will
take place this afternoon ut 2 o'clock,
from the residence Of bis son, William
Hobbs. on North Fifth street. Inter-
Inent will be made at Peninsula ceme-
terry. Is
The seventh Of the series Of dances
given at the Mechanics assembly hall
will occur this evening. and a large
crowd Is expected to be in attendance.
including number from OF the city.
Martin S. Meyers has been appointed
on the police force, to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation of McFar-
land. He has ALREADY commenced the
discharge Of his new duties.
Word was received here yesterday by
Capt. Abram Lash, announcing the
death of his brother. George W. Lash,
at st. Louis. Deceased was q former
resident Of this vicinity, n
The case Of the milkmen's union
against Fred Witchey. for the recovery
of the union card, will be heard in
Squire Newland's court tomorrow ev-
enlng. J18i ~ e-@ -.
Howard Montgomery has returned to
his home at Pittsburgh; after a visit of
few days with his brother, r. c., on
South Broadway.
Misses Ada Dittmar and Lulu Joy
will entertain friends this evening at
the home Of the latter, on South Broad
way.
DR.. NJ. D. vosburg returned last even
Ing. from n visit of several days with
relatives at Cambridge Springs. Pa.
Miss OH smylie will entertain num-
Der of friends at her home on West
Walnut street. Monday evening.
Fred Brcitsch was fined 81 and
costs yesterday by the mayor, on
charge Of drunkenness.
Miss Mary Mayors. OF Dennison, is
the guest for few days, of relatives on
South Second street.
Hiram Armstrong, of Morrstown, Is
the guest Of NJ. Bartholomew, on wal
nut street.
The Katzenjammer Kids will appear
at the Star theatre next Thursday
evening"
Miss Mary Cope. of Tiffin, is the guest
Of relatives in this city and vicinity.
David Roderick Is able to be out, af-
ter IN illness OF several weeks.
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Bellaire Briefs.

David B. Crafty, of Arcadia. Ind, is
visiting friends here. His son, John NJ.
Crafty, returned TO Norfolk. Va, yes
terday being connected with the nava!
institute there.
The deposits in the First National
bank, OF Bellaire, have run up to al
most $500. 900. There seems. to be plenty
of money around these days for all 'le-
climate uses.
Albert Corsway sprained both wrists
by falling from step-ladder at the
Enterprise enamel works, and was 9TH
erwlse hurt, but not dangerously.
Bellaire lodge Of Elks, or at least n
number of the members, will 10 to
Moundsville this evening, on frater-
nal visit.
The ball given in Arnory hall last
night was attended by a great throng
of merry dancers.
& The Misses McGregor entertained the
Shakespeare club, at their home last
night.
Senator F. B. Archer went to Column
bus and Cincinnati yesterday. cr
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Brooke County Wedding.

AT high noon on Christmas day, at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Lee. In Cross Creek dis
trict, Brooke county, occurred the mar
rage OF Mr.. James Edward Dowdle. OF
Independence. Pa. and Miss Cora Lee.
KEY. J. l.. ReaGer, of Steubenville. per-
formed the ceremony in the presence of
over one hundred invited guests. who
partook OF an elegantly appointed we'd
ding dinner. The gifts were numerous
and costly. and the happy couple have
the congratulations of 4 wide circle Of
friends.
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Wellsburg Briefs.

Mayor Jones hnd several victims OF
too much Christmas jol!,y before him
on Wednesday and Thursday mornings,
who were compelled 10 pay n pretty
steep price for their nights lodging,
Mack Norton, OF Omaha. Neb., Is
visiting Brooke county relatives.
Joscph Lazeur an old resident Of
Buffalo district, died Wednesday. aged
eighty years. He has many relatives
throughout Brooke county,
Charles c. Martin and Mollic +. Cole
both OF Bethany. were licensed TO wed
by County Clerk McCord.
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Horse Notes,

The stallion II. W. Beecher, -s:2S,s. by
Phi Sheridan, has been put to death
FOR humane reasons. He WINS twenty
eight years old, and belonged to the es-
tate OF the late Watson Sargent
baltimore horsemen are agitating for
speedway, with every: prospect Of sue
cess. There will also be bicycle paths,
and the, League OF American yEheelmen
Is working with them. N w
William McCay has placed the geld
ing, John Ball. in John E. Turner's
hands at Amber, Pa. for training. John
san Is three years DID,, by DR.. Hooker.
a year-old FLY, by Oratario, goes with
the geldlng. 4 = 4 s1'T :
r. G. de B. Lopez, the man who i'm
ported numbered saddle cloths and the
Gray starting gate from Australia, has
a colt. Articulate, which Is one Of the
MIA.
Lord William Beresford has. register
cd with Nlessrs. Weatherby names for
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their competitors are such French ex-
perts as GARNER. Goffart Barutel,
iquye, Rene and Frnyssc. Schaefer lost
MS first four games to Garnier and
Barutel He could not charge this to a
foreign cushion or table, as he played
Oh the same make of furniture as that
used here. The wizard apologies for
MS poor showing Mt the start BY saying
tnat' he had bis "sea legs" on. He
struck his gait at last and defeated
Bafutel BY wide margin. As yet the
Americans and Frenchmen are confin-
Ing themselves to "baude" and ..'corda. !"
me former Is cushion carroms and the
latter the familiar balk-lne. Schaefer
mas not met VigneauN as yet, but the
match between the two men is in the
preliminary stage Of arrangements.
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While at work at the Riverside blast
furnace ut o'clock yesterday after
noon, Albert Altman had the misfor-
tune to have his finger caught under a
heavy piece OF Iron, crushing the mem
Der. Mr.. Altman was carrying the
piece of iron together with three other
men, who dropped the METAL. and fall
Ing to let so The slab fell on the middle
finger OF his right hand. A surgeon
on examination found amputation nec-
csslry. and the member was cut away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-28
Pierpont Post Elects Officers.

Plerpont Post No. Q, G. a. r., at
Wcllsburs. on Wednesday evening
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Commander. George NJ.
White; scnior vice commander. Robert
Nichols: junior vice commander, Hen
ry West; Quartermaster. j. e. Mont
Remery; officer OF the day. T. H.
Marks; surgeon. W. II. Melvin; chap
lain, George A. Baxter; delegate to the
state oncampment. r. II. Maks; alter
nate, GeorHe u. white.
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her home at wellsvllle, after a few
days' visit With reintiYpS in this city

n Is 10 w.
her home at Wellsvllle, after a few
days visit with relatives in this city. (
Louis Suffers has returned to his
home ut Triadelphia, after a few days
visit with relatives in ISlrkwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Mcfarland. .of
Newark. are the guests OF friends and
relatives In this, city.
Mrs. Frank Barker and children are
spending a few days with relatives at
Aiorristown. 3, - A { "A.
. Reuben a. Porter OF GAINESVILLE, Is
me guest OF hia uncle, Oliver Porter, In
this city,. IA I, NJ
William Skinner, OF Washington, Pa,
was the guest Of friends In the city yes
terday. 2 Z l,55]
Charles Alexander went to Columbus
yesterday. to spend several days with
Miss Lizzie Lauer, OF Tlltonvllle, ia
the guest OF friends In the city. "a, '' s$a
w. A. Sharon, OF ,Coleraln, was in the
city on business yesterday.
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Changes Mt Aetna.standnrd,

Changes occurred at the heads of the
crews on mills Nos, ! and 2 at the Act
na-standard, at Bridgeport yesterday
Benjamin BleTs, who has been rolled
on No. for u long time, has resigned
and the vacancy vas filled by Harry
Lukens. who has been employed In the
same capacity on mill No. @ The va
cUncy caused by Lukens' change has
not yet filled. Mr.. BIers left Inst
evening for Pittsburgh, where he VIII
spend some time.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
TEXECUTORs' SALE

TEXECUToRs' SALE
). 1901, on the Abram Wilson farm, be.
tween Buffalo and Short Creeks, Brooke
county, West Virginia. Also will offer the
said farm for sale, consisting OF SCI acres.
more or less. OF land undertake with three
best improved farms In the county.
q TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-thlrd cash and
the balance In two equal instalments. pay
able In one and two years. with Interest
from date OF sale. the deferred payments
to be satisfactorily secured, The right ii
reserved to reject any and all bids.
JOS. b. WILSON, .'
JOS. r. WILSON.
Executors.
JOHN NJ WILSON. 'Auctioneer. gE
Sale TO commence at 10 n. m, rain or
shine. de25
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. DAN STUART /. / /. AGAIN
!Bobs Up, and is Said to be Back Of a
Scheme to Pull Of Big Fights at
Carson ,city.-His Trip to Nevada.

Scheme to Pull Off Big Fights at
Carson city--His Trip to Nevada.
X CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Dan A.. Stuart,
the Texas sport promoter. who success
fully brought of the Fltzsimnons;C Corr
bett Hghtnt Carson Clty,paased through
Chicago to-day en- route to Carson City,
The Inter Ocean tomorrow Will say:
ut Is known that Stuart has another
fight carnival bee in his bonnet, but he
would not commit himself on this point.
The big arena in which Corbett and
Fitzslmmons fought their famous bat
tie still stands, within the fair grounds
enclosure and the personnel of the or
garg:ation back OF Stuart Is still intact.
Since the repeal of the Horton law. in
New York, the passing of Alderman
ieatterson's resolution. In Chicago. the
ring fatality in Philadelphia, to say
nothing of the hazards which bcset the
Cincinnati, situation, Stuart appears to
hold the key to the situation. That his
purpose In going to Nebadn is to bring
about another big fight, now looks GER
. tain" SFg
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POSTPONED A DAY

w 10 tAS 3nCStiA6 Aol tic W 5li!iAullOll
of American League No. 2. ~ No
Conflicting Schedules.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.--No definite or
ganization was accomplished this af-
ternoon by the base ball men who came
to Chicago to promote the American
: League No. e. The standard Of sala-
r!es. bylaws and general lines Of the
final organization were discussed, but
telegram from Manning, of Kansas
City, saying he would be here with his
representative early tomorrow, caused
the magnates to postpone final action
until his arrival.
Ban johnson, president of the Amer
lean League, spent the day with the
minor league! men, giving advice and
keeping things moving along smoothly.
1t Is the intention to have non-contiict-
Ing schedules in ALL cities where the
American League has two clubs. or
where the American has but one. and
the new Western league club.
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a concert OF u high quality was given
last evening at the city hall, In Bridge
portr by the colored people OF that
city. assisted by . large number OF
the best talent In that race from this
city The programme consisted OF in
a,rumental and vocal selections, and
was rendered In the presence Of n
large audience. g.-s
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SMALLPOX ut Bridgenort.

a case OF smallpox has presented It.
self In bridgeport. The case was re-
ported yesterday afternoon, and for
gossip substance drowned out every
thing else of Importance. The victim
Is John young, colorcd resident of
kirkwod. Mr. Young Is about thirty
six years of age. and is said to have a
real case Of the dreaded disease.
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Delinquent Tax List.

The delinquent tax list for Belmont
county this year occupies less than
three columns OF the newspapers, Only
a few years ago two pages of seven
column paper scarcely held the list.
The good times have wiped out the
necessity for such delinquent lists.
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The ban from Councilman Boney-
steelc's leg WINS extracted by DR.. Mine
singer, Of BeiiairG. but It Is sad he will
lose one Or two fingers us result Of
the accidental shooting. It seems un-
fortunate that he should have two
wounds from one accident.
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Woman's Club Meets.

The Womnn's Club, OF Martins Fer
ry met yesterday afternoon at the home
of Miss Mary Thomas, on the corner af
Fifth and Hanover streets. An Inter-
esdrg literary programme. interspersed
with several musical numbers, was rem
6eryd by members OF the club. The
attendance at the meeting was quite
large .0rsHr.'s
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T vice SO
Y ear

al have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for thirty years and | do
notthink there is anything equal
to it for a hair dressing u.
A. GRUENENrELDER, Grant
fork, Ill, June 8, 1899.
"l have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for over thirty years and
can testify to its wonderful
merits. II has kept my scalp
free from dandruff and my hair
soft and glossy. And it has
prevented my hair from turn
ing gray" - Mrs. I. A,
SouLE, Billings, Mont, Aug.
80, 1899.
one dollar bottle.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

|. NATIONAL. TUBE COMPNNY-PRE-
IN .FERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. Q.
at u meeting OF tho board OF directors,
held November % 1900. Il Quarter-yeariy
dividend at ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TIERS PER ClGSTUM upon the preferred
capital stock or the National Tube COM
pany was declared out OF tthe net rprof.ts
0t the company, payable january !. 1901,
at the office OF the company. No. 26 Cort-
,landt street. Now York City. 49,
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will
hr closed. on Wednesday, tho 18th day OF
December. 1900, alta O'Clock p. M. and will
remain closed until Thursday. the third
dag OF January, 1901, ut 10 o'clock a. m.
RS, tIEf A, T. LUXE.
nocg-e5-Sl-del1-2i-9 Treasurer.
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c., A. P. Deafenbaush; Recording sec
rotary. ]. w. Liller: financial secretary,
a, Porterfeld; treasurer, w. A.
Schramm; Ind. Edward Murray; Ex.,
W. II. Steele; l. P. A. o. Liller: o. p,
Fl. Murray: trustee, ]. H. Murray; del.
egates. w. H. Fry. w. D. Jones; alter
mates, CIV. Leach, NJ. List. A joint in
Stallation service Will be held with the
d. Of l.. at G. a. R. hall, January 9.