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B. & Q. 1mprovementa.

orders nave been given for the lmme-
diate commencement Of the work Of dou-
ble- tracking the entire Chicago division
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. Gem
eral Manager Underwood, Chief En-
gineer Graham and other officials of the
road are now making a thorough in
spectlon of the Chicago division, which
is as miles long. An immense force of
Iaborers will be put to work as soon as
weather conditions permit. Contracts
have been made for everything neces-
sary to complete the doubie-tracktng Of
the division. Steel rails Weighing nine
ty pounds TO the yard will be used ex-
clusIvely. All bridges will be of iron
and steel, and all culverts win be of
stone.
In addition to the laying Of second
track many improvements on the Chi
cago division of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad have been decided upon by the
management. one of the most import
ant Will be the erection Of very large
grain elevator in the South Chicago dis
trict. The main line Of the Chicago
division is to be Strengthened wherever
necessary, and grades eliminated or
greatly reduced. These improvements
are rendered necessary by the greatly
Increased business of the Baltimore &
Ohio here. BloclsadeG of the Chicago
division have been of frequent occur
rences, and in order to maintain the
patronage II now has, to say nothing Of
handling the increase In business bound
to result from. the recent additions to
its terminal facilities, the company
realizes that 1t must rush the building
of the second track on the Chicago divI-
sion.
1t is now certain that the Pittsburgh
& Western road will become part Of
the Baltimore & Ohio system. When
the first attempts were made to CONSOLE
date the Pittsburgh & Western and the
Baltimore & Ohio the stocks of the lat
ter were selling very low, and the stock
holders Of the smaller road had the best
of reasons for opposing an alliance.
Now the Baltimore & Ohio has been put
on a strong financial basis, and the gem
eral physical condition of the property
has been improved so much that stock
holders Of the Pittsburgh & Western
will not be losers by voting for the pro-
posed consolidation.
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There Is great interest in raiirOan
circles regarding the future of the
wheeling Bridge 8 Terminal Railway
system. and the concensus Of opinion is
that the Baltimore & Ohio company ia
endeavcrlng to secure control OF the
property. omclals OF other local lines
are unit in the desire that the Termi-
nal continue an Independent corpora
ton and not In the control Of the BaltI-
more & Ohio or any other competing
line.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Terminal was to have been held at New
York on Tuesday. but efforts to learn
what was done at the meeting have
been without result up to this time.
Superintendent j. Z. Taussig, Of the
Terminal, arrived In town last evening,
from the cast, but when called up over
the telephone last night by the Intelli-
geucer, he said he had not attended the
meeting OF the stockholders. He gave
1t as his opinion that the rumors of the
Baltimore 8. Ohio securing control Of
the Terminal were merely newspaper
gossip" ami founded only on the recent
purchase of Terminal bonds by firm
of New York bankers, Messrs. Kuhn,
Loeb & Company.
The work Of improvement at the
mouth of Wheeling creek, the site of
the partially destroyed Baltimore &
Ohio passenger station, has been re-
sumed this week by the contractors.
and many people are firm in their belief
that the baltimore & Ohio intends to
use the old station, or at any rate the
old site with new station buildings. On
the other hand, these improvements
may mean only improved facilities for
the handling Of freight to and from the
freight station on South street.
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A Rsrnarlrable Demand.

The general passenger agents Of the
western roads are having hard time
trying to induce the Canadian Pacific to
joln their immigrant traffic pool and
agreement not to pay commissions. A
remarkable demand was made on the
western roads by the Canadian Pacific.
In order to compete with It for passen-
ger traffic to the Kootenal region. they
paid commissions OF 50 on each ticket.
The Canadian Pacific declared that 1t
was entitled to monopoly Of Kootenai
traffic, and wanted the western roads
to joln In paying to 1t tho total amount
1t had paid in commissions Of So per
ticket on all that traffic during the past
year.
'sThnt is the most prepostOrous pFopo-
sItlon ever presented by a railroad, and
ecllpses all former efforts of the Cana
dian Pacific, great as they were in that
line" said the general passenger agent
Of one Of the big roads, TO the Chicago
Inter Ocean. "The policy Of the Cana
dian Pacific always has been to force Its
competitors to give 1t all the pie. while
they kept tho tin plate. We have Offer
cd to give It more than 1t is entitled to,
but It cannot have NIL. It claims that
some of the railroads In this country
have been boycotting It, and It asks for
assurances that human beings cannot
give that It will never be boycotted
again, provided 1t signs the agreement
not to pay commissions on passenger
business. \ boycott is the Inst method
adopted by n railroad to punish a COM
petitor. For the policy which the Cana
dian Paclnc has always adopted toward
lines Of this country 1t should have been
boycottrd by nil of them. and laws Sc
cured which would prevent It from par
tlclpatlng in traffic originating in and
destined to points In this country"
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rho VIRGINIA Copper Company.

The public is hereby notified that tho
directors of this company, at a meeting
held March s, 1900. unanimously re-
solved that after March II, 1900, the
books Of the company be closed for the
sale OF stock at fifty cents per share
Of the par value Of 81 each.
Parties desiring stock at the price Of
fifty cents per share are advised to call
upon the secretary on or before said
date.
state that in one mine alone at a depth
Of forty-hYe feet, we are getting copper
orc OF the average value OF SIS per ton,
and assays from this mine made n Arl-
zona, Pittsburgh and Wheeling, run as
high MS S4S per ton in copper alone. so
to Sl1 per ton pays total cost Of mining
and hauling to the smelter.
The present width of the vein Is i've
and a half feet. 1t IS estimated by eX.
peTt miners that this mine will reach
depth of 400 feet before the copper ore
therein is exhausted, and that its width
as well as the percentage OF copper, VIII
gradually increase. We are also nd
vlsed on good authority that our
claims in Graham county, AFisona, are
the best in the Lone Star mining dis
trict.
Stock is held exclusively by parties
residing in Wheeling and vicinity. We
believe in q very short time, It win be
worth at least itSupar value.
Write or call upon the undersigned TOR
fuIl Information before March II, 1Soa
A. +. FAULKNER, Secretary.
Masonic Tenple.
Wheeling, NJ, va.
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rived IN sT1uRENvIIR
Eormoriy, Did matthew Heigle, VII

Formerly, Did Matthew aeigle, VINO
Died in Whesiing's Workhouse.
It now transpIres that Matthew Hell
gle. who died in wheeling Monday
night, after being IN a stu2or for eigh-
teen hours, under the influence OF soma
drug, was a former well known sident
OF steubenville. who left some yssars ago
ana went 10 THIN. says last evenings
steubsnville Herald. Heigle CAME to
steubenville about 1879 or 1850, and was
employed AZ various times in the Acme
and at Beatty's as glass packer When
the Beatty plant was moved TO Tihln in
1888 Heigle went along, and since that
time had been employed In various
places, About eight years ago he went
to McKeesport. Pm, and since that tim2
had been employed In the National
Tube Works. Occasionally he would
come to steubenYille on brief withstand
about ten days ago arrived here, re-
naming until Saturday night last,when
he went to Wheeling. While In this city
last week Mr.. Heigie called upon a
number Of his old friends and acquaint-
ances and seemed to be in fair health
and spirits. It is thought he want to
wheeling Sunday morning, Thar night
he was found by the Wheeling policy in
a supplied condition and locked up.
Hypodermlc injections were admins
tered and he grew stronger,bu on Nom
day night he was stricken with paraly-
sis and died IN q short time.
The deceased was native OF Prussia
and served in the Austrian army. He
was about ffty-two years of age and
unmarried. While living in steuben-
vile he Joined the Knights of PythIas,
and for time was member of Lodge
No. IS. He was IN active Republican.
and was a prominent member Of the
Sheridan Guards and Stanton marching
club. a At McReesport he became
member Of the Turner Society. He was
of genial disposition and well liked by
his friends.
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A VETERAN OF THE PHILIPPINE
War to Lecture This Evening at the
iPythian Castle.

EyCh1hn GAhC4e'
Mr.. Harry ]. Van Keuren. who served
with the Thirteenth AIInnesota yolun-
teers during the sppnish-American war
in the Philippines. will deliver lecture
on the Philippines tonight at the Pyth-
ian castle.
About the islands Mr., Van Keuren
says: 1.-THE most important Of the pos
sessions coded to the United States in
the Spanish peace treaty are the group
of islands known as the Philippines, An
idea Of the extent OF the Philippines
may be formed when 1t is stated that
the six New England states and New
York, New Jersey, Maryland and Della
ware have ten per cent. less area.
1.-THE climate varies little from that OF
other places In the same latitude. The
thermometer ranges during the year
from 60 to 100 degrees. The months
from March to May are the warm ones,
and from November to February the
coolest. During the rainy season, which
lasts from June until November, mum
dations are frequent. The average mean
rainfall is so inches. The greatest
amount OF rainfall In one season was %
inches. The population has been esti-
mated at from eight 10 ten millions, of
which number about 10000 are Euro
peans. The present American popula-
lion is not included In these figures.
Manila is the largest and most I'M
portant city of the islands, being the
capitul. The city has about 100000 in
habitants. Manila has cathedral of
the seventeenth century, and an arch
bishops palace, a university, school of
art, an observatory, large government
cigar factory and many educational and
charitable institutions. Tramways run
in the principal streets and the city is
lighted by electricity and has a teie-
phone system. Manila has very fine
water works system, which was built
by the spaniards and presented to the
city.
from a severe fire, and Il IL interesting
to note that the city would have been
lost had 1t not been for the excellent
service OF fire engine which had been
imported from the United States"
Mr.. Van Keuren has a number OF
views, which were taken by himself
while In the Philippines, which will be
shown. This entertainment Is under the
auspices Of Wheeling camp, Modern
Women Of America.
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In CLARK Robertson,s oface.

Yesterday. IN Clerk Robertson's Of
fee, the following were recorded:
Deed made March 12, 1900, by Frances
H. Wickham and husband to r. Ger
trude Browne; consideration, 1857 90;
transfers lot Z In block q, Old Fair
Grounds addition.
Deed made March 70, 1900. by G. "A.
wicRham and wife to r. Gertrude
Browne: consideration, 1857 50; trans
fers lot 6, block z, Old Fair Grounds
addition,
Deed made March "a. 1900, by Amelia
NJ. and Katherine II. ALL, to Casper ].
Rohel; consideration, $l,251 %: trans
fers west half OF lot 1874, East Wheel
ing. -.
A marriage license was issued to
Charles NJ. DsIters, Of Wheeling, and
Lou stringer, Of Allegheny. Pa.
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GROCER AND COFFEE
Helped Out of Trouble by Postum
Cereal GORGE.

Helped Out Of Trouble by Postum
Cereal Coffee.
"The daily use Of coffee caused indI-
gestton to both myself and family, my
husband being the worst affected; an
hour or SO after using coffee. the form
Of indigestion called belching or gas
rising, was shown, often accompanied
by pain and sick stomach. We had
heard of the merits Of Postum Food
Coffee and concluded to try It. We
were much pleased with the results
and are now using Postum In prefer
enoe to any other hot drink. The sick
feelings that used to come from co1ee
drinking have disappeared.
II have known Of several who DE"
claFed that Postum was weak ana In
sipId, after the AFBt trial. always
discover that in such cases the Postum
Coffee has been boiled about the same
length Of time as for coffee. which 10
not half enough. have taken pains to
explain to such people that II they
would use four heRplng teaspoons to
the pint of water, let II stand on the
stove until the real bubbling begins,
then note the time by the clock and al
low 1t to boil full is minutes from that
time, stirring down occasionally, It
would produce rich, clear, deep brown
color, with q fine crisp taste,
"Mr II. II. Bldwell, OF Springfield,
Mo-, who Ind been n user Of coffee for
years, concluded that his indigestion
was caused by coffee drinking. He
tried Postum and Is now q great friend
and advocate Of It, both for young and
old. Mr.. Dan Trogdon, one OF Green
cOunty's leading farmers, had some
what similar experience. My husband
is n grocer and says that the sales Of
Postum are steadily increasing. as It
becomes more and faVornbly known.
Mrs. Fred LlppmNn, Springfield, Mo.
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Po11TrcAn POINTERS.

James Beans will contest with
Charles selbert and ]. C. Mccurdy for
the Republican nomination for county
commissioner in TrladelphIa district.
Mr.. Mccurdy is the present commits
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NOT often we get hold Of a used
Stultz & Bauer Plano. People who have
tam do not give them UP. But No have
one which has been used for concert
purposes, which we will sell at a-sfFeat
sacrifice. F. W. BANNER co.
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THE IRRMINAL.
II Is Not Yet Known whistler It Is to
Pass Into the
HANDS OF BALTIMORE & OHIO.

nothing Has Been Heard Of the Re-
suit Of the Meeting Of Stockholders
in New York, and It Has Probably
Been Postponed = Superintendent
Ta1ssig Believes the Rumors Are
Merely Newspaper Gossip"
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DIED.

uTHNEAN-ou Tuesday, March Is, 1900, q
$50 p. M, ELLA, wife OF the late
Henry Uthman, In her I'D year.
Funeral notice hereafter
WARD-At his residence, lS2 Eighteenth
street, on Wednesday, March y. 1899,
at 1875 o'clock p. M. REUBEN @.
WARD, In his 18th year,
Funeral notice hereafter
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sloner. Mr. Beans, who was associated
with his brother in the shoe business on
Market street, Is young man and q
hustler of the first water, and his en-
trance on the field will make a pretty
three-cornered fight.
Dr.. D. H. Taylor is still combined to
his home In the Fifth ward, with-an at
tack of pneumonia, and consequently =
unable to attend to his campaign for
the sheriNaity nomination, but hisfrteudS
are keeping it up. His opponent, Cap
tain W. H. Travis, IS conducting sys-
tematc canvass, and interest in the
fight is increasing with the approach Of
the primaries.
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A wHEELMAN's tool bag IsnN
complete without Q bottle OF DR..
Thomas Electric OH. Heals cuts,
bruises, stiugs, sprains, Monarch over
naIn.-2.
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ATTEND the great oil painting sale,
1928 Market street. At the prices We
are naming they will not last long.
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WOMEN love clear, healthy conn
plexIoR. Pure blood makes Il. Burdock
Blood Bltters makes pure blood.-L
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HUNDREDS Of Remnants on Gpe
cial sale this Friday, at
MEINHART & STENTEEL7S,
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MARRIED.

CRHIGHToN-HATH we'd
nesday, March IA, 1900, at the residence
Of Robert Clark, ms Chapline street,
by the Rev. W, J. Hardness, Of Chap
line street N. E. church, WILLIAM u.
CREIGHTON and ABBIE ]. HATHA.
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mollte ibm bic Mugtu ansfraBen.

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bDbunq Der mpnutlifen gllimente bon
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hanblung erSdblts bic 5ruu, bab lie IN
benz Shluf5immer. tpelhes Bartb i'm
Shulbaus beniibe, emit otpei Naht1
bemben gefunbsn babe. Oas eire babe
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bas anbsre abtr lei einss iener aierz
liden Dinsertrn seipelsn, tpie lie nur
in Dum.ngarbsroben bon Wehts iptgen
su finben ieien. Bartb fteflte Mlts tn
Mbrebe. unb Ridter Sul3bereer btbiels
ii4 bic Gntifkibung por. Beim Ders
lafen bes @erihtslaales griff Jrl,
Bartb bieruuf ben Batter on.
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9ennpr.

Die Ieltiamen aranfbeit, Die unter
oem Hinopieb ilberall 10 ihlimm hault,
bat aud in bieiiger 6egeno bereits piele
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BE 8erluite bereitet. 60 bat II. u. 8.
gromoeo 5 Stiif 8ieb perloren, uno
er brahte am 6reitag bic Sdute nad
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@ert 6agen |, Sp. Siaoen 5, Sp. Buns
5 nno @briIt Spergart oar 30 Stiif
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z hulo on Der 9ranfbeit Dem 6iittern
nit Wiaisltauoen poer Bldttern, Die un=
perbailt inn Wtagen Der 5biere liegen
bleiben. llebrigens ipirb uns mitse=
theilt, 0nB oas bon Der ,Minnebabd
Stof 6opo Co." bergeItellte Suffer
Elm ausgeSeihnetes Mittel segen Die
Granfbeit lit, iporauf mir 6armer unb
8ieb5iiher auimertiam MAIDEN. Das
6utter bat Iitb gut betpdbrt uno lit oa=
bel billig. gs fann bespgei, tperoen
bon Der ,Wiinnebaba Stpf 6ooo SO. /"
in Siour Sails, 9. 8.
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Neujabr, uno oann sebt Der yginter
tpieoer berqab.

Neujabr, unb oann sebt Der ysintel
tpieoer bergab.
Die fatboliihe 6air in Warion, BON
gBetter iebr be9iinltigt, seigte cine be.
oeutenoe ansiebungsfrnft uno iolleil
Die Geiultate Sufrieoenltelleno lein. Ser
Reinertrag 1T fiir ben Ban zines Shul.
bauleS beltimmt.
9lnl 8anfiagungstnge n,uBte Elm
6armer burh itlagenbe 9lr9umente
bon ieiner Shulot in elmer Shmieoe=
mertltatt iiberseugt iperben.
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fnbr mar cine siemlih quite.
s. 8. 8Ogler beiuhte pori5en Sonn=
tag feline 6reunoe in SbDlpiloe, Die
ibm bafiir flint Solos anbdneten;
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10 bra6te er Die aufsehlngte 2alt NIT
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troden su balten BEL ible6tem Wetter.
5. gorr.
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6ohseitsaloden bier in Spencer. Die
bphseit iuuroe bel Serrn Sernan pepp=
miller, 0ater Der Brdute, geleiert,
ndmlih cine 9oppelbphseit 5reoerid
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miller, uno Mart @aoe uno Jrdnlein
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2ebensmegen.
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taulht, ilno miro i'm SSriibjabr oabin
iiberlieoeln.
grnlt Yutnam bat leiue 6arm on
Som 0art fir s2600 pertauft. 9err
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siinouns, lit aber etwas auf Der Yeller=
ung.
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Berlin niht bsIuhen, lonbern iih BON
GDln birett mad opllano beseben, ipis
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peutlhen Reidxs gebt, lit einem ibm
officien ausesansenen Winfe 5usus
1hreiben, GaiIer Wilbslm iperoe ibn
in 6plse anoerer. friibsr eetrpffener
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lo1en 9usrinatrieg ermutAist unb
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gen benI.Ikn Spn an.
aDln, 3. DEC. 3aulenoe bon perz
lonen tparteten seitern por oem Dpms
9otel, nm einen 8lid auf 9errn ariiz
ger tperfen 5u tOnnen. Den Bonner
Stubenkn, bic ihm am Nahmittas
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ber5liher Weile unb Ihuttelte iebem
BON ibnen bic 6anb. sSn Ieiner slns
1prafx an tie ihilberte er ou9 in FUR
gen umrihen bds Grsiebunesnefen
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