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pers found on the deceased It n almost
certain that his name was as given.
but he lived only temporarily At the
Virginih city.
The colored knights Of Pythias pa
raded the principal streets yesterday
afternoon, before winding up at the
Wayman N e. church, where the
knights heard a special sermon by j.
H. Watson. OF Clnrlssburg. Gabriel
jackson was chief marshal.
Saturday, before Judge Hugus, argu-
ments were heard on the motion Of Col
onel Arnett for new trial in the case
OF the state VS.. Mooney and Friday.
At the request OF Colonel Arnett the
decision was withheld: so that he
might introduce certain new develop
ments this week.
Early Saturday morning q portion Of
the Arbenz building, on Twentieth
street. collapsed. and Mayor Sweeney
and Fire Chief Cline have ordered the
razIng OF the remaining walls. A com
panlon building was burned about a
year ago. and both were old landmarks.
Both were rented by the Exley-Wat-
klns Company.
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tarhed to It All grades Of the profess
sion (if profession we can call 10, were
represented. from the university presi-
dent to the country school teacher, and
50 the change OF name was wisely
made. One thing worthy OF mention.
and doing so the ability Of no one II
questioned. T. e., how fayorably the
teachers engaged In public school work
compare with the university and eol-
lege professors One thing IS certain,
the public school workers are abreast
Of the time in everything that goes to
make up the true educator. This is as
It should be, for the very best work OF
teaching ought TO be done before the
college or the university professor has
anything to do with the pupil There
is work for all Of Us as teachers and
It Is well for all concerned II each ana
everyone Of US does our work the very
best we can. This nation that is now
expanding until It soon will have pos
sessions all over the globe, needs wise
leaders In the education OF the con-
glomerated mass Of peoples until they
can be asslmllated Into a civilization
which has for years made Us what We
are as a nation. It can be done, for the
schoolmaster IS abroad. and wherever
he goes he takes light and knowledge
with him. The greatest factor in pre-
pairing these peoples for self-govern-
ment will be the public school.
THE PEDAGOGUE.
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TOPICS OF THE SCHOOLS.

Vacation is over, the schools have
been in session two weeks. and the pu-
pills who have their own good at heart
are at work again. As one boy ex-
presses 1t, the eighth year pupils are
coming in on the homo stretch and the
object now Is to know who viii come In
first, who will stand highest when the
Anal test comes. The hattie is not
always in favor of,the strong, nor the
race to the swift. Many plodder
through the entire year reaches the
goal in much better shape than he who
in the beginning starts out swiftly. but
lags by the way. The race Of the hare
and the tortoisc, though but fable has
Its counterpart in the school lives Of
many boys and girls. Some one has
said that 10 be born extra bright is MS
bad for boy as to be born rich. In
the former case, the brightness is de-
pended on to carry the 10y through
life. and It generally falls. II takes
determination and grlt to make 4 sue
cess in life in these days OF push and
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nwhu Smith Left Homs.n

Doubtless every reader of theatrical
matter, locally, has found his eyes at
tracted by that uniquely named farce,
why Smith Left Home" which will
be seen at the Opera House Friday,
April "a The MAJ cement Of this
Broadhurst production has taken adj
vantage of the lnterrogative cognomen,
and made all sorts of plays upon it, go
that from the Infinite variety OF sources
for reaching the public, the community
Is well informed that the play Is a
healthy, clean farce. that is boundlesS
almost in its merit. and which contains
the absolute guarantee that 1t will send
even your regular theatre-goers home
delighted, after an evening with it. The
story is one that naturally arouses an
ticlpatlon; but just why Smith Left
Home must remain unanswered in
these lines for the simple reason that
the Broadhurst management will allow
that question to answered by the audi
ence, without an intimation In advance
from the author or his representative.
The company is certainly a splendid
one. Theatre-goers Mt various times
have become acquainted with the clever
work Of b. ]. Grinnell, Eugene Red
ding, C. Jay Williams, Frederick Rob-
erts. Gilbert Gardner, Nellie Maskell,
Jennie Engle, Lottie Williams Salter,
Rose Hubbard. Belle Chamberlain, Liz
zie May Timer and Charlotte Love
These clever people make up the cas-.
1t Is one of the best balanced organIEa-
tons in the farcical department on the
road.
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BRIEF MENT1oN1Nas.
Events in and About the City Given
in a Nutshell.

4NANNN9 80 AAA4N@ $3.50
in a Nutshell.
The Republican county committee
meets tonight
The council committee on accounts
has been called to meet this evening.
The sudden storm OF rain last night
about . O'clock, proved very disagree
able to the crowds leaving the
churches.
Wheeling and Cyrene communicates
of the Knights Templar are preparing
to make a good showing Mt the state
conclave. which will open in Fairmont,
on May 3.
The Knights Of St. George Will give u
military reception this evening at the
Carroll Club auditorium. TO be preceded
by II one-act farce, entitled, who's to
Win Him"
Rev. Charles Colder. OF Cincinnati
viii lecture tonight at the German NJ
E church. subject. 1.-THE Deaconess
Work In Our Country and It's Neces-
stiles" Admission. free.
The Pythian Castle Association is
perfecting arrangements for n fair and
festival TO be given at the Pythian cas-
tie all this week, beginning Monday
evening and concluding Saturday night
The Bthel Mission has moved from Its
Twentieth street quarters TO location
on Sixteenth street, opposite the Eng.
lish Lutheran church. and It's new title
win be the Worklngmans Home and
Shelter.
The hearing Of Riley. Connors and
Lynch, arrested on the charge OF being
accessories to the murder OF James
Hervey, viii take place this morning at
10 o'clock, before Squire Greer. al the
county jail.
The body OF the stranger, supposed
to be Robert NJ. Jackson, OF Norfolk.
Va, who was killed near Glendale, Fri
day morning. by a Baltimore G. Ohio
train. was inferred in McMechen ceme-
terry yesterday. at the expense OF Mar
shall county. word being received from
the authorities nj Norfolk. that they
did not know the man. From the pa
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Mr.. georges Candidacy.

The candidacy of Mr.. Samuel
George, Of weIIsburg, for the Republic
can nomination in the First senatorial
district, is meeting with pronounced
favor IN his section OF Brooke county
and his friends anticipate securing sup
mort from Hancock and Ohio counties.
one of his supporters, speaking OF Mr.
George, said 10 an InteiIgeBcer man:
1--WE feel that Mr.. George is the most
popular man In Brooke county today
and the most deserving Of the Office to
which he aspires. Mr.. George would
be a faithful attendant at the. legisla-
tive sessions, and look closely after
the interests of his constituents"
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Ben Hendricks. the successful Amer.
lean actor, is the creator OF q new cha7-
acter. which has been added TO the
American stage personalities and which
has come to stay. The swede in Amer
lea has been found to possess distinct
characterlsucs, which entities him to
and has gained for him popular favor
whenever he is presented in an accepta-
bic comedy. Ben Hendricks imperson-
alton embrace lyon Yonson" and "a
Yenulne Yenueman." but in none Of
these has the public shown so much In
terrst as in the celebrated play "o'e
oleson," which, in Its present recon-
structcd form. may be said 10 contain
all the humorous situations needed to
portray the swede at his best. It
comes to the Grand Opera House tho
last half OF the week.
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A Fnlse Alarm.

At o'clock this morning an alarm
of FIRE was rung In from box IS, corner
Of Twenty-seventh and Market streets,
South Side. The department respond
ed promptly. but there was no sign OF
FIRE, and it was evident some misehievous
persons had turned In the alarm. There
is a city ordinance providing a heavy
penalty for just this sort Of thing, and
any person having knowledge Of the
person who turned this trick is re-
quasted to inform Chief Cline. who VIII
prosecute the offener to the full limit.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II you enjoy q good, wholesome Laugh
don't miss seeing Henrietta Crosman
when she comes to the Opera House
next Wednesday evening with her big
success. zone OF Our Girls" the comedy
mat ran for an entire year at the Lyce-
i'm Theatre, in New York. Bronson
Rewards name is a guarantee that
zone of Our Girls" Is a clean comedy.
and so there is no fear that situations
that are so common on the stage to-day
win offend these who visit the Opera
House to 500 Miss crosman and her
company. zone of Our Girls" is de-
scribed as an American play written
by IN American for Americans. 1t tells
the story of young American girl who
visits her relatives In France, where.
by her ready recklessness to aid her
cousin. she involves both in compromis-
ing situations that furnish strong
dramatic element. The play is essen
TALLY a comedy but possesses strong
heart interest.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and visitors.

Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and visitors.
Leon Friedman spent Sunday in
Pete McGInnIs. scIO. is a Grand Cen
trail register,
Charles Mcknight, of st. Nary's' is at
the Nichols.
Lee F. D6bbs has returned from a
Pittsburgh trip.
Edward Foster was a Sistersville are
rival in the city last night.
w. v. Leckey and P. J. earns, OF
Wellsburg. spent Sunday in the city
A. J. Clark and wife. and Charles I.
Snodgrass, OF Warrington, are at tha
Windsor.
Frank II. Hanlon. OF GAINESVILLE, wen
known In Wheeling, spent SUNDAY IN
the city.
Harry L. Reich, OF New Martinsvllle,
and j. L. Allen, OF Lima, were among
yesterdays guests Mt the stamm'
Miss Allie Rice VIII return tothe West
Liberty normal school this morning. ~
ter brief visit to her home on the ls-
lind
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. :, .

and he beheld the angels of God ascend
ing and descending upon It,"
From this text Mr.. -Doggett preached
an able discourse. especially directed
to young men, who make up largely ths
membership of the order. He did not
share in certain romantic ideas OF pie
ty; his ideal was for man among
men, sharing their business pursuits
and recreations. Each should make
provision for a ladder long enough to
connect them with Heaven and saliva
ton. In this ladder morality is but
one OF the rounds. There must be
soul connection with God. Through
life we must never be far from Him.
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Republican Primary Election,

The Republican Primary Election win b
held on Saturday. April p, 1850. as follow.
In the city districts from II 10 o'elo.f
p. m. and In the country districts from /
The following VIII be elected: Seven n
delegates to the State Nominating Con.
vention from each Of the city districts and
six 90 from each of the country dIstrlcts
one candidate for the Board OF County
Commissioners from each district
One candidate for School CommiSslonef
from each OF the following districts: Mad.
son, Union. Centre, Triadelphia, LlbeHy
and Richland
Two candidates for School Commissions,
from each OF the. following, districts
Washington, Clay, Webster and Richie
One member Of the County Executive
Committee from each district.
Two candidates for Justice OF the Peace
from each district.
The voting places will be as fololWI.
WESTINGHOUSE
Vlgllant Engine House.
Hose House, Fulton.
No. 1912 McColloch street.
MADISON DISTRICT
Seventh Ward Hose House.
Hoops, N. f. corner OF South Penn lnA
Ohio streets
CLAY DISTRICT
Old Jail. No. 1907 Eoh street.
UNION DlSThlCIs-
Police Court Room.
Beahout Club, No. 1912 Woods street
CENTRE DISTRICT
Hartman's Hall. corner Twenty-thlrd and
Market streets.
WEBSTER DISTRICT
No. zoo Chapllne street.
Squire Schultze's Office. corner OF Thirty.
third and Chapllne streets.
RITCHIE DISTRICT
No 1893 Jacob street.
No. 1893 Jacob street
School House, east end OF Twonty'nilth
TRIADELPH1A DISTRICT
LeatherwOod. School House
Elm Grove, Mayors Office.
Triadelphia, GREEN'S Hotel
Glendale. School House.
LIBERTY DISTRICT
Valley Grove, School Hougc.
West Liberty, White School Housa
Potomac. II. C. McCammon's.
RICHLAND DISTRICT
Glenn's Run School House
Brick School House.
The delegates elected under the above
call shall have the right to appoint ihif
own alternates.
BY order OF the Ohio County Republican
-1'>1's %M. H. HoRNIsH.
Chairman
JOHN W. KINDELBERGER,
apis Secretary.
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aThe Jolly Little Host"

No better vehicle could have been
adapted for presenting Corinne to the
atre-goers than THE Jolly Little Host,
which viii be seen for the first time in
this city at the Opera House on Thurs
day night. April 20. for the reason that
1t furnishes that clever artist with .
part for Interpretation that is in perfsct
accord with her talent. She has for
years diligently sought play that
would afford proper scope for her talent
for comedy, and Manager Junius Howe.
without doubt, filed the bill by the ac-
QUESTION of THE Jolly Little Host"
He has gone further. and provided her.
irrespective Of monetary consideration.
with a supporting company, which, in
point Of absolute merit easily eclipses
any organization with which she has
been previously supported, and has
staged the play with such lavish genr-
osIty that most perfect production Is
assured.
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Comes from Dr. D. b. Corglle, OF
Washita, l. T. He writes: -Four bot
lies OF Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer OF scroiula, which had caused
her great suffering for years, Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give no
help; but her cure is complete and her
health Is excellent" This shows what
thousands have proved-that Electric
3ltters Is the best blood purifier known,
IT'S the supreme remedy for eczema. tel
ter. salt rheum, ulcers, boils and run
ming sores, II stimulates liver, kidneys
md bowels, expels polsons, helps diEes-
lion. builds up the strength. OnlV 50
cents. Sold by Logan Drug Co.. drug
nlEt. Guaranteed.
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OFFICIAL CALL.
First District Republican cOusr.,.
sIOnoI and Delegate cOay.S.
g..

The Republican voters OF the Flr,, r..
gressiOn District are hereby notiss5 IN IN
a convention for the purpose az 49, ssss
mating q candidate to represent ihs ~ ~.
district in the Congress Of the t',,,.q
States. TO be voted for at the ensuing ~
tion, will be held at Weston NJ ~
Wednesday. June 6, 1900. beginning A.
o'clock y. m.
Also a convention for the purpose Of.
iecting two delegates and two alterp,,,,
TO represent the said district In tbe W
tlonal Republican Convention. 10 h. ~
at Philadelphia. Pa. 10 nominate a ~.
didate for President and Vice Presd,+,
TO be voted for ut the ensuing presliesg'i
election, will be held at Clarksburr T
Va, Monday. May !, 1902. beginning AZ
o'clock p. m,
The basis OF representation, 10 prey,n,
confusion Will be the same as that n,
the state nominating convention to.Wi,,
Ono vote for every one hundred votes c,s;
for G. w. Atkinson for governor Ia ia
and one for every fraction OF one hundred
over fifty.
County committees are requested to pro.
vide for the selection OF delegates 10 eleb
OF said conventions.
wANeg
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR,

April 2s-ohio County Primary Election
May 7--Firat Congressional Dlsirtt M
egate Convention, at Clarksburg
May estate Delegate Convention. Fair.
mont.
June G-First Congressional Distinct
Nominating Convention, Weston.
July ll-State Nominating Convention
Charleston
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rAREwEII SERMON
Delivered to wheeling Lodge B. P. o.
Elks by Chaplain Doggett.

Oe44NeIeu 70 WASSAAAAb 4VNBS ~ = ~
Elks by Chaplain DOggett.
Last night, at st. Matthews P. E.
church, very large congregation at
tended the special service, under the
auspices of Wheeling lodge No. %, B.
p. o. E.. the occasion being the fare
well sermon by the lodges chaplain,
Rev. Luther W. Doggett, who is soon &c
leave Wheeling for another field Of
work in the p. e. church. The mem
bers OF the lodge attended in a body,
occupying seats near the chancel.
Mr.. Doggett took as his text the
twelfth verse of the twenty-eighth
chapter of Genesis: And he dreamed,
and beheld ladder set upon the earth,
and the top of It reached to Heaven;
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FAULTS OF CHURCH.
A Sermon Based on Those Complained
Of by NOn-church Members.
NSINCERITYAND SELFISHNESS

Given as the Leading Ones and All
Are Attributable to the Human Ad-
iuncts, and Not to the Church,
which is a Divine Institution, Says
Rev. C. N. oliphant-No Fault
with the Church Itself.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF deed OF trust or ASSN
ment made by George f. Scarioti foi y;
benefit OF his creditors. to the undersig71eii
trustee, dated December ;, 1879 ree0ssl
In the office OF the clerk Of the sp11S
court OF Ohio county, West NiTElA' ~ y
Deed OF Trust Book No. 81, AZ plse 8,
/ will sell at public auction, at ths nl Nv
front door Of the court house q ~
county, In the city Of Wheeling, W. Va
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VISITOR to the PythIan Castle Fair,
don't fail to ask for bill"
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The Youths Companion has offered n
trip to Europe to the agent securing the
greatest number ~ subscribers before
July /, 1900. Miss Sue Sheetz, teacher
In the grammar room Of the Hcyscr
school Is trying for the prize. She has
already large number Of subscribers.
with the promise az many more. As
but one can secure this prize, and ns
Miss shrctz Is the only Wst Virginia
teacher contcstng for It, would II not
be good idea for all the tenchers in
the stote to do nil IN their power to
assist her. II would be 70 the honor OF
the state to have one Of our very best
teachers 10 be the winner OF the prize.
We wish Miss shects success. Teach
ers, send her your subscriptions.
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The Appetite Of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptlcs whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order All
such should know that DR., Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy gives a splendid appe-
lite. sound digestion and a regular bod
lis. habit that lnsures perfect health and
great energy. Only Csc, at Logan Drug
Co. 8 drug store.
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Those who attended all the sessions
OF the ohio Valley Round Table were
well repaid FOR their trouble and also
any expense that may have been nt-
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Circus day. MS usual. broke into our
schools badly though tho attendance
nj Richie school IN the afternoon was
fairly good. The Wheeling school boy
md school girl win see the elephant,
let the parents and teacher do MS they
may. conc boy was heard to say,
School Is no good on circus day." and
the writer fully agrees with him.
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ALL latest novelties in suitings and
Fancy Vestlngs, at c. w. SEA-
SON. Merchant Tailor.
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progress, and he who has both will sue
coed in the final outcome.

progress, and he who has both will sue
coed in the final outcome.
BY the way, there is nothing succeeds
like success. AT one time In the not
very far past Of this country. there
were great fears expressed in regard to
the rusmptIon Of specie payment. Ho-
race Greeley, with 4 fore light that 9th
ers seemed to lack made use OF the
memorable words. the way TO resurl
Is to resume" Many made sport OF the
saying. but time showed that he knew
what he was talking about and when
the time came to resume all that was
to be daue was 10 resume. When a
boy tries TO succeed, he generally does.
or IN other words in this free country
and in this day and generation when
boy wishes to succeed all he has TO do
is to succeed.
The writer acknowledges the receIv-
ing several copies OF the Ohio Teach
er. nm educational Journal edited and
published by Andrews & Williams, Of
N1rietta, Ohio This April number
Is full Of good articles on 1--we subjects.
AZ 10 CIV EAAAlhlhh VI AlAN lNAA AAHAA - -
only to name the editors to know that
II occupies a leading place among the
educ't'oral Journals OF the land.
Messrs Andrews and Williams, the for
mer n professor in the college and the
latter superintendent OF public schools
OF Marietta, Ohio. have both thus far
spent their lives In active work for the
cause Of education and that, too. with
marked success. II Is to such mon we
look for the right kind OF educational
Journals, and In the Ohio Teacher we
find Just what we are looking for.
Mr.. f. G. German. Of Independence,
Pa. stopped over day or two In the
city while on his way to MorEantown.
to take course in the university. He
visited Richie school. spending almost
an entire day in the different rooms.
Although but about twenty years of
age, he hns taught successfully for
three terms In Washington county, Pa.
His twin brother, f. p. Carman, pre-
ceded him one week to Morglntown,
where they arc both now, no doubt.
matrlculpted and hard at work. By
the way, the young men greatly resem-
bic each other and many amusing in
cidents occurred as T. c. went through
the different rooms OF Richie school.
his brother having taken the same trip
n week before. The bows and girls in
some of the rooms testified 10 having
seen him "A week ago" The Pedagogue
wishes them both success In their stu
dies. We need to keep such men in
our highest Institution Of learning when
once we get them there.
Circus day, rs usual. broke Into our
schools badly, though tho attendance
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TRUSTEES SALE.

JOHN W. KINpELBERGER,
apis Secretary.