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he said, an effort was made by Agui-
Daido TO secure Suspension CT hestlli-
siea, BOT be mad been ;a!d by Gen O;'s
that pow the 6ghlng had begun t,
must contiuue to the e.in eud.
..lf," said seoa'or Pe.tigrew, Il
were Filipino w.u!d fight until |
vas gray aeaiost the uDholy aggression
of toe Uoised States If this couotry
is wrong ,ois coro,ry could take 60
eraoder position before the oaticcs of
the world thao to admit tia: 1t is
wrong. We have reached the turning
.oiot. We must decide whether we
are TO pursue course OF rapscity aod
aggression 90 the British principle, or
10 pursue course of justice and right
No catios long Gao pursue sacn e
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treachery 70 t.ieuds-aod hope to s'aod
we'll before toe nations Of the world "
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R;chrooa, Va. J-o II Ness mas
Deeo received hese of the death IN
Peoria, lis, OF Geo Daboeg H Maury
of tie Confederate army aud some ,ime
nioisser to Colom bia Sen Marty is
particularly remembered in history for
his gzl.ao: defense of Mobile bay. TIE
,ena.as will be brought 10 Ffeae.icGS-
burg. Va. ter ipte.laent Gen Arurv
reached very advanced age.
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MONTHS.

NONTHS.
Bleckvile, Barnvei! Co :. Mch 80, 1899.
&r ". II. Newherrc, President Cornbia
Business College. Columbia, S. c.
Me Dear Sir: Il affords me pleasure &c
teslifs to ,ae merits OF the Columbia Business
College. I Go rot hesitate to say that have
received eIbsiariia aod benedc;a. results. [
chse!fa!ly recommend it 20 any person desir-
Gus cf securing o business education. Dur
iog nv course 0! studs at the college there
was uniform ki:d aSd courteous treatment
:.ad attention Close auentioa was given
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a:G p,y progress was rapid, SOD presume,
tfcent, ss obtained siiuation as soon as
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Co,ums!a. s. c., Jap. 8, 1897.


Co'um5!a, s. c., jap. 8, 1897.
Prof W q. Newberry, Prcsidest G. B. C.,
Nv Deer S,-: During the month of Janu-
arv. 1885. wss ,he tire began business
cou.se IN the Columbia Business College
A,;accen a stranger 10 the city, | was wei
coined b. professors AID students, which
msde me feel at home. Having completed
my course. | accepted position as book
3;te, cr for cue of the iarces: dry goods nrus
Ia The city, which position | he'd for ore
wear, and tier changed 10 the grocery 6'm
g. Jaa2es N Green, enc of the ead:"c tsrcy
.rocers 70 IL city which position sti.! hold
Cxins 20 tie thorough training received at
ne oiun b,a Business College, Gave been
as!e &c master ere:y business tfai sac'ion that
has ccsae 10 my wo;h. 10 future years will
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Columbia Business College with plea:i:re. J!
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Susiness education.
From vour FREUD atd studen:
". W GREGG
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THE BANK CE: SUMTER,
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Columbia Business College.
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TESTIMONIALS.

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pR1peHpoRF HApPRNINas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

The annual district convention OF the
Epworth League is in session at the
Third Methodist Episcopal church, in
this city. The first meeting was held
last evening. and was largely attended.
Representatives were present from all
the churches In the district, The con-
ventlon win be in session for four
days.
Adam KoeRler yesterday received n
letter from his parents, at Wlttenberg,
Germany, the first received from them
In twenty-five years. Naturally he
was very glad to hear from them, and
also to learn that they we're both alive.
"A FIsherman's Luck" produced at
the Opera House last evening by the
young people of Beuwood and South
Wheeling drew fair-slzed audience.
The performance was excellent.
Miss Helen Dunlevy very pleasantly
entertained the Young Ladies' Euchre
club yesterday afternoon, at her home.
in Rlrkwood.
C.. F.. Handel has announced himself
MS q. candidate for assessor from the
First ward, subject to the Republican
primaries.
Misses Minnie Burke, Bertha Ham
mer and Nina Wiseman have returned
from n visit with friends at steuben-
vile.
Mrs. ]. B. Drigga went to slstersvllle
yesterday, to spend n few days With
her daughter Mrs, Frank Berry.
Rev. Wise returned yesterday from
an extended visit with friends and rel
ntives in Connecticut.
Charles Hill was down from St.
Clnirsyllle yesterday calling on friends
in this city
DIR. vosburg, of cambrldgeboro
Springs, is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank C. Robinson was calling
on friends in Leatherwood yesterday.
william Kinney, of Pasco. was bus
iness caller in town yesterday.
Jerry Henderson, is seriously III, at
his home. north Of Bellaire.
C. w. Appenzeller was in st. Chairs
Vile yesterday on business.
Marshal Thompson was In St ClairS-
willie yesterday on business.
George Mckee was In ST, clairsvllle
yesterday on business.
Thomas l.. Lewis went to Columbus
yesterday on business.
John punReld was down from Cole
rain yesterday.
Judge briggs was in ST. clalrsyllle
yesterday.
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ELM GROVE zBPRYRs.


All the old soldiers Of TrIadelphIa dis
trict are requested to meet at the
mayors office. Elm Grove. wednesday
evening. February u. at ! o'clock, TO
make arrangements for turning out IN
the Dewey Day" parade. The call IS
issued by the committee. composed Of
John strobe, Blrn Ryan and L, Whn'-
tor
The town council met Monday night
and elected the following municipal OIL
GERS for the ensuing year: Marshal,
John Anderson; street commissioners.
Walter Nlckerson; assessor, John Gam
Bile. All are good men and no mistake
was nude In their selection.
John W. Hugus one Of the most pop
ular young Republicans In TrIndelphla
district. ana u mixer from MIxcrvllle. is
doing little "clrcuiatln' In political
way. and he may be out FOR office at the
next election.
Herr Joseph Harden ia able to be out
again. after being confined to hls home
for some time.
n. Y. Brucc. OF sand Hin, was busi-
moss visitor in Elm Grove yesterday.
Andrew Steele has returned from a
visit 10 MOnongah, W. Va,
Fred Hartielb is recovering from n
sick spell.
Mrs. George Black is very ILL.,
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NATIONAL CYCLING
Association lEsets IN New York and
Elects ofaeera.


Elects ofassra
NEW YORK, Feb. e.-Ehe National
cycling Association opened rs annpal
meeting IN this city to-day. George c.
Greenburg presided In the absence of
Fred B, House, president Of the assoc
citation. A. G, Bachelor, chairman Of
the board OF control. read a statement
showing membership Of ninety, dis
tFlbuled by states as follows: New
York, 90; New Jersey. 8; Massachusetts,
s. utah, /; Rhode Island, q Kentucky,
i; Pennsylvania, 8; Connecticut. 1e;
Georgia. 5; New Hampshire, 1; Florida,
j; Tennessee, !; Alabama, 8; Maryland,
Missouri, 8: Minnesota. !; Illinois, 81
Washington, !.
.Phe following officers for the ensuing
year were elected; John A, Blaprock,
prosIdent; Charles Bloeneeke. vice
president, James L. Allen. second vice
president: Clarence Mcclure secretary
A. b. Batchelder, chairman of the board
Of control and treasurer Of the assOcia-
ton.
Additional members elected 10 the
board Of control were chosen as tollows'
District a. r. F. Kelsey, Hartford,
Conn: district B, n, z. TurgeOu, Buffa-
10. N. Y; district C, Ross KlOsterman,
Baltiniore. district d. Harry Hartley.
Jacksonville. Fla district z, George
Z. Greenburg, Chicago.
The constitution was amended, reduce
inE the entrance fees for bicycling ssso-
Citations from s25 to $40.
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Ridwall Wlll Not Ram.

NEW YORK, Feb. SIN a letter to
the ofiCers Of the New York state divl-
sion, League of American wheelmen,
George r.. Bldwell announces that in
creased responsibilities lately assumed
by'him win make 1t impossible for him
TO assume any official work with the L,
a. w. ami requests that no further
mention be made of his name In con-
nectIon with the presidency of the or
SANITATION. The L. A. w. officials, In
view Of this announcement, request that
all members who have sent proxies in
strueted for Mr.. Bldweu viii amend
their proxies or forward such instruc-
lions as they may deem necessary.
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MouNpsvrL1R BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
countv,s Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
county's Chief City.
one OF the most daring attempts ever
made by the convicts at the psnlten-
tiary to gain their freedom was made
Sunday night, by George Williams, alias
Wfngy, who broke a hole through the
roof in the north cell building, and was
caught In the very aot OF climbing out
onto the roof
The school board will meet In regular
session at the Central building this
evening, at O'clock. A teacher to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Anna Sunderland viii be cho-
sen.
John Rogers, of the Wheeling street
car line. who has been sick, at the
homo of his father. Isaac Rogers, on
Jefferson avenue, has recovered, and
returned to work.
Attorneys j. A. Ewing. ]. c. Simpson,
B. F. Melghen, S. H. Holt and ]. B.
Mcclure will 20 to Charleston Friday
to argue cases before the supreme
court. The Davis-Dunlevy case will
come up Saturday.
Daniel Simpson, who has been visit
ing HIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Simpson, on Blair's Ridge, for several
months, left yesterday for his home In
South Dakota.
The letter boxes are all in place now
over the city. Three collections will be
made each day, Wig: $50 a. M, 1880 a.
M, and p m. The hours may be
changed later.
Lloyd chenoweth and family. who
moved to Illinois last summer, have
returned, and will make their future
home In Moundsville.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of the NJ.
T.. church will meet with Mrs Haley,
on Fifth street, this afternoon, 81 .
o'clock.
Miss Maize Bishop, Of Wellsburg is
the pleasant guest OF Miss Bessie Ham
mond, at hr home, on Jefferson ave-
nue..
The Sixteenth Century Club viii meet
with the Misses Parkinson this after
noon, at their home, on Sixth street.
Miss Ella Burley very handsomely
entertained number Of her friends at
the Mound City Hotel last night,
Miss Belle Grow returned yesterday
from Cameron, where she was visiting
her sister. Mrs, A. NJ. Francis.
Mrs. ]. l.. Barnett, OF Cameron, Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. 6. v.
Hughes, on Eleventh street.
Sheriff Doyle and J. w Burchlpal are
Ill f..,,,, ., t,,,s4vapss trim N Maui Enpk
and Philadelphia.
Col. j. i. Hootun left yesterday
morning for Washington, d. C., on bus
mess,
The Merchants Protective Assocla-
ton met al the court house last night.
Mrs, Is. NJ spur was shopping in
Wheeling yesterday.
w. NJ Riggs was business caller In
Wheeling yesterday.
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Mnrtinls Farrv Brlefa.

AZ, o,,r1 Tdn CueIrIF WIG or Shpr-
Nv n'1 c,, CT dIsJ NJ ber home. ON clay
&c, az I.aO o'clocJ, Yesterday after
noon Of consumption. Deceased was
t~osntv-eIght years Of age and leaves
husband and two children 10 mourn her
loss. The funeral will take place
Thursday morning, at 9 o'clock, from
her late residence. Rev. w g.
Bond. pastor Of the Baptist
church. win ofiiciate. The remains VIII
be taken TO Wheenns, LOU mIlenss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07

saecesgful vet given BY his POPULAR orr
ganlzation.
Frank Legge. OK AcMecheni has
moved his family toWaHhington' Yhere
be has q government position, M 4iaege
represented this county IN the last leg
iBlature.
The funeral or the young child OF
Henry A. E0lte, the North tnd barber,
occurred yesterday from the family res
idenee IN south Wheeling, 5
The EpWorth League cabinet hell, "a
interesting meeting at The NJ, y. church
last night, followed by a business ses-
eion.
Mrs. r. X. satterllald Is recovering
from a protracted illness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07
MARTrN,s FlRnY News.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'a
Progressive Neighbor.


The Republican primarlesin this city
being less than . month on a great deal
Of hustllng is being done BY aspIrants
Tor The various Offices, recognizing the
fact that In this strong Republican city
all the work necessary TO win at the
election mus be done before the pri-
maries are held, as 1t has in the past,
with very few exceptions, been squiY-
alent to an election. Never before were
there Us many candidates announced
as there are in the present various
races. and never before has there been
as much energy exhausted by each
candidate, the latter being m indlca-
ton that each aspirant considers that
he has strong opposition, and by no
means has u "clnch," The three prin-
cipaI races ore for mayor, marshal and
street commissioner, there being not
less than three candidates for each po-
sition. For mayor, the candidates are
the present incumbent, Mayor James
shipman, John Goodhue and Charles
James, and at present 10 pick. q winner
would be harder than It was, chad
square dealing been in orter) to select
the winner in the recent gubernatorial
contest in Kentucky, -Four candidates
so far have been announced. for mar
shal, R. A. Llndemuth. who has just
served two years In that capacity
Charles Erwin, Elmer Moore and FL
wood Parsons, and the race for this po-
sftiun undoubtedly lies between the first
two. With honors at present equally d.
vided For street commissioner there
are Ave candidates, all old ex.Unlon
soldiers, and all are bringing their boy
hood days while carrying the gun into
the fight. with apparently good results,
each evidently thinking that he
fought little harder. or underwent
more prlvations. than the other fellow,
and is consequently entitled to n few
more votes. The aspirants are James
Nfiskell, Adam WerniE. Martin Meyers,
Robert Lewis and the present incum-
bent, Seth Howell. The former served
in this capacity during the years Of 1895
and 1897 to the entire satisfaction OF
all our citizens. and is at present being
looked upon by many us n winner. but
1t must be remembered that he has two
good. strong opponents in the persons
Of Mr. wernig and Mr.. Meyers, The
contests all promise to be very excit-
ing, and the winner will be selected up
on his merits only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07
BBNWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

Many friends OF the players accom-
panied the company Of young people of
-. Matthews German Lutheran
church 10 bridgeport last night, where
"A Fshrrmans Luck" was presented
before an aprpccative audience, and
'hn company won additional honors.
For amateurs they are certainly fine.
The case OF j. W. Dunleyy against the
county court and s u. DAVIS viii come
w before the state supreme court In
Charleston next Saturday. Mr Dun
levy was the Democratic candidate for
county commissioner a. the last cleo
lion, aud he In contesting Mr. Davis
"ioctiOn 10 the Oiiicc,
d. " Kefer, prominent McMeehcn
Republican. II being urged by his
friends 10 be n candidate for the iegis'
IAiure. and he may consent 10 SHE his
castor In the ring
The dance given By the Occidental
club last night At tho Blue Ribbon hall
was large aHalr. and one OF the most
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07
cnntrnct for Nov Pump.

At a meeting Of the water works
trustees Monday night the contract for
the new pump. to be placed in the pow
er house, was let to the Henry R.
Worthlngton Company, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y. The contract price, Including
the entire pumping machinery the de-
livery here and It's placing In position
for operation is S26,5OO, The capacity
OF the pump is 3,125 gallons per minute,
and under extra pressure, as may be
needed in case OF fire, its capacity Is
2. 4fs gallons per minute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07
Another Coal Deal.

Another large coal deal is on which
NAV soon naterialIze. Options have
been taken on several pieces of coal
land, and other options Will be taken
within the next few days. The deal
under consideration includes many
acres of surface, and about 200 acres OF
coal underlying property. located In
Pease township The names OF the
parties interested are withheld at pres
emit for obvious reasons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-07
....FoR RENT.

No. ii5 Fourteenth street'''.s'.fif''F ~ "
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eoh street. 70
rooms, both gases, for $500,
New house, Mount Wood road.
SO, q Sixteenth street, S-story brick
store room, good cellar and 10 rooms.
no. 10 Vermont street
Desirable property for wholesale bpqiA
ness centrally located.
no. Is Vermont street.
30. S. Ohio Street-price for quick sals.
10. 60 North Front street.
Desirable property on ChRplinO gireet==S
corner lot, 81 feet front.
No. q Sixteenth Gtreet.
No. p Maryland street.
No. "a North York street.
No, Is Seventeenth street,
Corner lot on Fifteanth street,
Lot on South Front street.
No. az Main street.
No. % and A2g,5 Market street.
No. AL Main street.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NEEMoRIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
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