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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-17

The appellate court In an opinion
handed down today IN the case of clar-
ence s. Crafts vs.. David S. Rsy. town
treasurer, sustains the constitutionality
of the act whereby the town OF East
Providence was authorized to exempt
from taxation the property of the AMER
lean electrical works and the Grosvenor-
dale company for period OF 10 years
from March 22. 1893. and April IL. 1882.
respectively, said corporations having
agreed TO locate and having subsequently
located manufacturing property In the
town in consequence of such exemp-
tions.
Chief Justice Stiness wrote the opinion
of the court. S.
His honor among other things says:
THE question raised Is whether the acts
referring to the enabling acts authoriz-
ing the town TO exempD were unconsti-
tutional and void. upon the ground that
the constitution of the state provides,
Art. l. Sec. 2 that the burdens of the
state ought to be fairly distributed
among Its citizens.
ut is1 also claimed that the effect of
the acts was to take the property of
citizens under lie guise ofstaxation and
10 use II i'm and OF the enterprises of
others whicn are not OF a public char
acter, thus pervert.ng the right OF tax
alton which can only be exercised for
public purposes To aid individual inter
ests and private purposes OF profit and
n.
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at Oakland Beach. Pleasant ride on
cars, pleasant walks and lawns. 20,
course dinner from TO = o'clock. One
dollar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-17

Al Oakland Beach The trolley ride will
cool YOU ana YOU can dine AZ the hotel
from 8 TO . o'clock. One dollan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-07-17

Than ride TO Oakland Beach on the troll
ley cars. Dinner at the Hotel from 90
O'Clock One dollar.
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IL HUNG CHANG SAILS.

washington. July 1.-THE state de-
partment has bulletincd the following:
Secretary OF state has received dis
patch from Consul McWade at Canton
informing him that the viceroy, Ii Hung
Chang. sailed today for Hong Kong.
"He received an edict last night APP
pointing him viceroy at Chi Ii and COM
manding his immediate presence there
Fears are entertained at Canton that his
absence may give occasion for disturb
ance OF the peace. French gunboats have
arrived at Canton"
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= O'CLOCK.
NO DANGER OF AN
ATTACK ON CHINESE
Hood|un Element Not Likely to
Make Trouble Here.
Police Able TO Handle Any Possible
Outbreak--No Chinese Quarter
in This City.

for 1t would be nipped in the bud rish,
from the start"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

It Is hardly probable that the present
theatrical season will bring to this city
another attraction so popular both in
England and America, as jerome X.
Jerome's latest comedy success, Miss
Hobbs which will be seen at the
Opera House next Friday evening, Oc-
tober 18th. The plot of Miss Hobbs
Is very simple, and Its theme Is very
like that of Shakespeare's Tanning of
the Shrew," but only In theme is there
resemblance; treatment and develop
ment are along wholly original lines.
Miss Hobbs Is the latter day Katherine
who finds her PetruchIo in one Wolff
kingsearl, who is tanned by up-to-date
methods. She Is type OF the modern
girl. who accepts her notions from
hearsay. and, with the boarding school
knowledge OF the world, proceeds to re-
organize humanity. She Is never very
serious about It, however, and never.
II might be added. quite sure of herself.
60 that when Pctruchlo comes along, In
yachting cap and duck trousers and
the other coGcat arguments OF Goth
century man who has knocked about
Inc globe. she speedily discovers that
her antIpathy TO men and to marriage
Isn't half 50 strong and durable as she
had fanclcd II.
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COL. WHITE'SHLECTURE

Last Night Was Enjoyed by. Large
and Appreciatlve Audience. - The
Passion Play m Impressive Pro-
duction. H.
Last evening was very plcagantly
spent by good sized audience at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The exercises opened with a well rem
dcred selection by the Aeolian Male
Quartettc. The general secretary an
nounced some Of the plans OF the ASSOC
citation for the fall and winter season.
and then introduced Col. Robert White,
who delivered a very entertaining lee
ture on his travels abroad during the
past summer.
He gave a hurried description OF old
ocean and London. The bus drivers,
he said, are the best guides one can
have in London. He crossed the Eng
fish channel where IT Is said every one
gets sick. But the colonel was never
sick from the time he left, Wheeling un-
til his return. Neither did he miss a
meal or railroad or boat connection. He
crossed over to Paris. In which city he
was greatly disappointed. Switzerland
is the most beautiful country he ever
rested his eyes upon.t
He gave a very vivid description OF
the Swiss peasants. and Swiss cottages,
and OF the mountains and cities Of that
peaceful. quiet country. he passed on
to Munich. city of $4,000 people. and
then to oberammergan. In Bavaria,
where he witnessed the profoundly i'm
pressive Passion Play. ~"
He spoke at length on that mighty
enactment, which he said. touched and
rendered his heart. The play was first
given In 1880 in keeping OF promise
made by the. peasants to God for stay
Ing night plague that swept over
that valley. The play has been render
ed every ten years since. tbs Witness
ed by people from all parts OF the
world. The theatre seats 5000 people
and every seat is occupied when the
play Is given. Oberammergnn Is q lit
tie mountain village OF .1.4oO peasants,
and half the number participate In the
play. They seem to live the play rath-
er than act 1t. The play consisted of
scriptural tableaux and the Bible story
OF Passion week. with startling real
ism. 1t continued from s to 10 o'clock
and from to g., and not person left
the great audience. No man or woman
can witness those scenes without hav-
Ing his or her heart touched.
After leaving oberammersan the COL
onel went down the Rhine to Brussels,
which he considered the finest city he
saw In Europe, through Scotland,
thence to London and home. The lee
ture was very interesting and listened
to with marked attention. 49, - :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-10
AN ENTERTAINING LETTER
From mr.. William J. Higgins, Now
Visiting at Miamisburg, Ohio.


To the Editor Of the Intelligcncer
SIR:-As lifelong reader OF the
dear old 1ntelllgencer, I can bear tcs-
timony to the pleasure the letters writ
ten by Wheeling people for your COL
umns, always give. AS I am out on n
little trip, a few lines from me, may be
enjoyed by your readers, even as I en-
joyed reading letters written by others.
Taking train on the familiar and
popular Baltimore & Ohio road, was
pleased with Its fine cars, SO superior
to those rode In twenty-five years
ago, and flying through the fine valleys
of old Ohio, was impressed with the
good country, the growing towns and
fine crops, on every hand.
At Columbus. was surprised to find
so elegant 4 depot. Oh! when will
Wheeling have 4 real, fine, flrst-class
depot that will be an honor to our city?
At Dayton found still grander de-
pot than at Columbus. and wished 1t
adorned the streets OF our dear old city.
This Is charming country, oil the
way down the Miami valley. never
saw finer lands, more and better farms
and farm-lands, more fiourishing towns
and cities. Mamisburg. ten miles south
of Dayton, was my objective point,
where my lifelong friend, the well
known Rev. F. w. E. Peschnu, D. D..
n son of Wheeling. from the Eighth
ward, was expecting me. He Is pastor
of an Immense and flourlshlng Luther
an Sunday school and congregation
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"What Happened to Jones.v

NFoaGhursts hilarious farce, what
Happened to Jones'" comes TO the
opera House Saturday matinee and
Aisht, October 18th. with the following
payers: John Allison. Joseph Me.
heeVer, II. G. Hockey, II. W. Mont
somery. VIII H. veddcr Charles Green,
L. +. Rcinhart, Marie Hayes, Florence
'Harion, Olive Murray, Dorothy Arm.
strong, Bertha Livingstone and Maud
allison. It Is q high class farce con-
s'silhS largely OF clever character
drawing. lines Of brigh: Significance
ana title better than has been confer.
req on any farce OF recent years. Jones
ID one OF these adaptable Individuals
VINO can be expected to dominate what
ever aituatlon, no matter how uneSpcc-
.ea, In which he may be thrown.
90 That when he falls Into the house
hold OF one Ebenczcr Goodly, as the re-
huit OF the promiscu0us scramble which
IS APT 10 follow the descent OF the pol
,Gr on a prize fight. with n hold upon
nooaly' conferred by knowledge OF his
mpsc from the tcnets OF morality. this
zones may DO depended upon 10 reap
.u!'y the advantages OF his position. In
me noodly house Jones finds girl who
,"snt appreciate him II he were not
.ne b'hhop. @hose cIothcs and charac-
YER ne approprlatca. and he also finds
""'uiys two diughtcrg. How Jones
t..S away with the complications that
.nSuc' how lie fonylncrs the Bishop
t Ct' nc Is his best friend. how he wins
o''uiys ward. and how he squares
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BELIA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

County Chairman W. c. Bergundthnl
selected as reception committee to
meet Senator ]. B. Foraker and escort
him to the Bellaire meeting, James T.
Anderson. Of Bellaire: William Alexan-
der. of Bridgeport: Myron E. Cole. Of
Martins Ferry: Judge j., W. Holings-
worth, OF St. Clairsvllle. and j. e.
Bradlleld. Of GAINESVILLE. They will
spend the afternoon Mt GAINESVILLE and
accompany the senator to ,Bellaire In
the evening. on the special train, where
they will participate in the big parade.
Judge Holllngsworth will preside at the
meeting and the list Of vice presidents
will be printed as soon as completed.
A,floater was found In the river below
town yesterday by two men, who were
passing in skiff. The body appeared
TO be that of man sixty or more years
of age, very large, but 1t had evidently
been In the water u long time and was
partially gone. Coroner Beetham was
notified, but could not ascertain any
particulars concerning the drowned
man. not even his name. The body was
brought here and prepared for burial.
W. ]. Morrison. president, and DR.. a.
c. Starkweathe- acted as secretary at
a meeting called to consider the advis-
ability of organizing Y. NJ. C. A. here.
1t was agreed that 1t ought to be done,
and out Of this movement such an or
ganizatlon is sure to grow.
There will be special meeting of
Hope Commandcry. Knights Templar.
at Bridgeport. tomorrow evening, for
drill. This Is done for the accommo-
dalton OF river front members. st.
Clalrsville will be done.
Heatherlngton's full band will SO to
GAINESVILLE on train No. l03 Friday
morning. and will return on the special
with Senator Foraker, after the meet
ing at GAINESVILLE.
Marian Huffman went to Martins
Ferry last night. to imblbe Inspiration
from Mr.. Sovereign, who made Bry-
an speech there.
Senator Foraker yesterday wired that
that he could not attend meeting Mt
Woodsheld. on the evening of the 11th.
Col. C. l.. Poorman returned yester-
day from Indiana, where he heard
Bryan talk to great crowds. q
The Shakespeare club took n hay ride
to the home OF Miss Lima Thomas, west
Of town. last night.
A. T. Stewart Is spending n few
days at Toronto. where he Is recover
ing from an Illness.
The election supervisors met yestcr-
day and appointed the judges and
clerks Of election.
DR.. A. C. Beetham Will examine the
eyes Of school children free of charge.
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EART1N's FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Ncighbor. n

4 +. z J ~
The cyclone. scheduled for this city
last evening failed to arrive on sched-
uled time. or ever arrive at all. j. r.
Sovereign. who was scheduled for a
Democratic address, failed to make
train connections, and consequently
disappointed the enormous audience.
numbering about fifty, forty OF whom
were. Republicans. that had gathered at
the corner Of Fourth and Hanover
streets to hear the Democrat tell low
II was going to happen. In the absence
OF the "big gun" Marion Huffman, OF
Bellaire. who aspircs to the position
now being SO well filled by the Hon ].
j. Gill, WINS introduced. and probably
did as well us any OF them could have
done. t,5 .tlt
Jack Kelley. an employe at the fur.
mace. met with u bad accident yester-
day afternoon. While the 3 o'clock tap
was being made. and Kelley was ut
work near the hot metal, some OF 1t
splashed in his eye, badly burning the
flesh around 1t. The accident was q
very painful one, and It was at first
thought that he would certainly lose
the sight OF the injured eye, but upon
examination by physician II is
thought the sight will not be Injured.
A fire alarm was turned In last even
Ing about o'clock from box No. II.
located at the corner Of First and Penn
streets. calling the department to the
residence Of Mrs. Winnie Walsh where
slight blaze had started from d de-
fectivc iluc. The Libertys were the
first on the ground and succeeded with
out my difficulty In extinsuishlng the
blaze. The loss was nominal.
.. T. Brady returned yesterday from
two months trip through Nebraska
and other western states. Mr.. Brady
states that the residents OF Bryan's
state consider 1t very doubtful whether
he will be successful in keeping that
state in the Democratic ranks. While
he reports matters very quiet In the
west, he states that the Republicans
are confident OF victory.
The high school foot ball team Is
practiclng daily for the Field Day"
game with the Linslys. OF Wheeling,
Saturday at the fair grounds. The high
school team Is composed OF good ma
terial. and will no doubt make n good
showing. . sta 2
james Mlskcll. Henry Mills and w.
T. Morgan have been appointed COM
mittee to secure transportation for the
Republican clubs OF this city to Bel
laire Friday evening for the Foraker
meeting.
A slight care-in at one OF the rooms
in the Laughlin mines yesterday after
noon laid several men off. No person
was hurt.
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here, which owns u property that sur
prlsed me with its elegance.
Many OF your readers will be glad to
hear that DR.. Peschau has recently
been twice honored. At Nashville.
Tenn, where he was pastor once. the
fortieth anniversary OF the church's
existence was celebrated In September,
and he was present. The officers Of the
church. when all was over. surprised
him by presenting him n superb black
ebony, gold-handled cane, after high
ly complimentary address.
Last week, 1.-THE German-American
Central Association OF Dayton" COM
posed Of twenty-slx societies and rep
resenting 2.s42 members, in It's semi
annual meeting. elected him us an hon
orary member. The press says: This
is an honor that has, up to this time,
not been bestowed upon any man." In
my next. ] will write Of THE Soldiers
Home at Dayton" af
WILLIAM J.. HUGGINS.
Mlamisburg. O.. Oct. s.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

A business meeting OF the Mckinley
and Roosevelt marching club will be
held at the city building this evening
at 1880 o'clock. and full attendance is
desired. The matter Of attending the
Roosevelt meeting in Wheeling next
week will be taken under considera-
ton.
The new Catholic church at Steuben-
VILE will be consecrated next Sunday
with special services, and large num-
Der from here Will attend. Father We'll
gand, of St. Anthony's church Of this
city. will assist with the services. rs
will also Father Mulhearn. OF Martins
Ferry.
A regular meeting OF the Knights OF
Rythins will be held Tomorrow eYcn-
ing, Mt which time they Will have work
In the first and second degrees.
The Good Templars will give n social
Mt the Opera House hall this evening.
One Of the features OF the evening will
be n plc-catinE contest.
a chicken supper will be given SRI
day evening by the ladies OF the third
NJ. L. church.
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BENwooD.
News Notes From tho Busy Marshall
I. County Town.

county IoWn.
Monday night, Allie Landers stabbed
John Mnckey' in the back four times in
fight near Paul Riedl's saloon. 1t Is
said the. trouble began while the men
were at supper in Paul Riedel's ond
that Mackey made some Indecent re-
mark about Lnnders' sister. which he
resented by going after Mackcy. Mack
ey started to run and Landers followed
him.. succeeding In cutting him In the
back several times. Mackey had n
warrant Issued by Squire Riddle and
Marshall Furbee placed Landers under
arrest. He was released. later.
John Williams. secretary and treas
urer Of the National Tube Company.
was here yesterday and attended the
conference of the strikers in the plate
department of the Riverside and the
management. The men have modera-
ted their demands somewhat and the
management have the revised scale
under advisement. 1t Is stated on good
authority that the Riverside manage
ment will never recognize the Amalga-
mated Association. They are said to
be paying the men employed In the mill
now the Amalgamated scale.
H. II. Whitney. of Upper Benwood,
formerly conductor on the Wheeling
street railway, will take n fortune tell
Ing troupe on the road next Monday.
They will travel through this state and
Virginia and winter at the mid-winter
exposition Mt Charleston, South Caro-
linn. Mr.. Whitney has five women in
his troupe. headed by the famous Mad
amaselle Lazia.
The Hon. Romeo H. Frcery meeting
Cot I'M mr. h, 4 hn
banner one OF the campaign. Mr.. Freer
is one OF the most able and eloquent
orators In the state and his appearance
here will be great trent for the voters
OF this city. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by street demonstration of
clubs from Moundsville. Wheeling and
Bcllalre.
Adlai e. Stevenson made speech
from the rear platform of his train at
the Ohio River depot yesterday morn
Ing. The schools all took recess to
permit the children to help swell the
crowd. There was only handful OF
voters present.
On Friday evening. General Slxt
Carl Karpff will address mass meet
Ing OF Republicans at North Benwood
and record-breaking turnout Is ex-
pccted.
Samuel Hall and George Addlesber-
ger left for Morgantown yesterday
morning. to attend the state grand
lodge. Knights OF Pythias. is
Rev. J. 8. Robinson. former pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church. was
calling on his friends In town yester-
day.
The Bank OF Benwood received It's
new fixtures yesterday and will be open
for business next Tuesday.
John, Elwood and VIII Leach were
at Cameron yesterday. attending the
funeral Of Mr.. Kettle.
Squire o. A. Lacey was ut Mounds
Vile yesterday. attending tho meeting
Of the grand jury.
Mrs. Thomas Rogers Will leave for
Baltimore Monday. where she will visit
friends.
Miss Lille Geraghty has returned
from n pleasant stay with relatives at
Mingo.
Allie and John Chapman were in
Moundsvillc yesterday. on business.
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"A Life md pnnth Firht-

Mr.. w. A. Hines. OF Manchester, Ia.
writing OF his almost miraculous cs.
cape from death. says: Exposure nj.
ter measles induced serious lung trou.
bic. which ended in Consumption. I
had frequent hcmorrhages and
couShcd night and day. All my doctors
1aid l must soon die. Then i began to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. which completely cured me.
! would, not be without It oven II 1t
cost IS 90 bottle. Hundreds have
used t. on my recommendation and nil
say II never fails to cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles" Regular size Zoe
and 81 90. Trial bottles free at LOGAN
Drug Co.'s drug atorc.-4.
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OIL ClTY-Rlver n, zero and sta
tionary. Weather, clear and cool.
w ARREN-Rlvcr ut low water mark.
Weather. clear and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s feet s Inches
and falling. Weather, cloudy and cool.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 feet and ,sta-
tonary. Weather, clear and cooler.
BROWNSVILLE--Riyer feet c
Inches and stationary. 2N Q
PlTTSBURGli--Rive liz feet and
rising. Weather, clear and cool, ~
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himself with the police should not be
told In advancc-but he does Il,
Clown Topics.1

There was another good sized crowd
Mt the,drand Opera House las; night, ia
witness the second production OF Town
Topics by che large and capable com
pany OF comedians, ,vocalIsts and dan
GERS. under the management OF A. Q.
scammon. As on the opening night
Willie Duniay made a pronounced hit,
both In his specially and in his singing,
He appeared in several trlos. 4and was
accorded q nattcrlng reception. Town
Topics" will be repeated this afternoon
and the engagement closes tonight. Il
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40 Fooled the sur f,e,

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson, o., after suffering is
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless II costly operation was per.
formed: but he cured himsolf with Ave
boxes OF Bucklcn's ArnIca Snivc. the
surest Pile cure on Earth. and the beat
Salvc In the World. % cents q box. Sold
bv Logan Drug Co.. druggist. 4F
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Earned runs. st. Louis. !: Pittsburgh, g.
Two base hits, keister, ircuger, Criger
.; Wagner. Lever. Three base hits. Held
rick. O'connor. Sacrifice hit, Eurkctt.
Base on balls. OF Lever, /; OF Powell. ].
Wild pitch. Lever L; Powell. Passed
balls, Crlger, / O'Connor !. Struck out,
hy Lever. 1; by Powell, !. Stolen bases.
licIdr!clt, 2; Powell. ]. Time, EOS. I'M
pIre, EmsiIe. Attendance. 400. &
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Tho Appctito Of n Cont

Is cnvIcd by all poor dyspcptlcs whose
Stomach and Liver arc out OF order, All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, Elves splendid appe.
lite. sound digestion and regular bod
lly habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only &c. at Logan Drug
Co. 8 drug store. NV
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Terry Eager to Meet sullivan

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 9.-sam Harris,
manager of Terry McGovern, announce
ed here to-day that McGovern will
meet Dave Sullivan. for a suitable purse
and let Sullivan weigh whatever he
wishes.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

-.
NRuSTEE.s SALE or yALuARLE
Il CENTRE WHEELING; PROPERTY.
by virtue of deed OF trust made by
John Il. o Mnlley TO me. as trustee; bedr-
Ing date tho Sth day, OF February. A.. d.
1890. md recorded In tho office OF the clerk
OF the county court OF Ohio county. West
Virginia, In Deed OF Turst Book No. 20,
page 600, l will. on
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF OCTO-
DER. a. d. 1900.
commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. M, proceed
to sell ut public auction. at the north
front door, OF the court house OF said couu.
~. III said city Of Wheeling. the follow.
Inc described part or parcel OF the lot
No. 80 In Chapllne and Eof's addition to
Hald city, to.wit: beginning at tho north.
onst corner OF said lot No. 80. running
thence westward on the line Of Twenty.
third street q feet; thence southwark and
parallel with Main street q feet; thence
eastward and parallel with said Twenty.
third street 81 feet to Main street., and
thence northward and parallel with Main
street q feet, more or less, to tho begin
ming. r',7
TERMS OF sALE-onc-,hird or as
much more:,as tho purchaser may elect
to pay. cash In hand on the day OF sale,
the balance In two equal installments,
payable in one and two years. respect
lively. with interest. The purchaser TO givn
his promissory notes for the deferred
payments. with Sccur!ty sntlsfactoryi'to
LOUIS +. sTIFEL, Trustee.
]. c. HERVEY. Auctioneer. sceo