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Caused snnculntlon.

On Saturday several Wheeling gen
uamcn, with representatives Of eastern
capitalists. visited Bcllalre and other
points oil the ohln-RIdc OF the river.
just taking a look NJ the towns. their
advantages md what opportunities
might be presented What ID cOntciu-
plated except In u very general way, Is
not known. If the visit Ind anything
special III View the gentlemen were wise
enough TO keep It to themselves, but II
Is known that they suggested there
were attractive aiteB for Industries In
and about Bcllnre, convenient TO fuel
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noon about O'clock. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at l O'clock.
The Passion Play was produced at st.
Anthony's church last evening by
means of moving pictures, before q
large audience.
Rev. C. NJ. Taylor. the new pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
preached his first sermon yesterday.
Mrs. Burgett McConnaughy has re-
turned from n weeks visit with rela-
tivcs at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Madge Lindsay. OF st. Glars
Vile, spent Sunday with her parents in
this city. ~.
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THE laws OF health require that tho
bowels move once each day, and one OF
the penalties for. violating this law Is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking n dose OF Chambarlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets when necessary
and you will never have that severe
punishment inflicted uponsyou. ~
What most people want is something
mild and gentle when In need of n
physic. Chnmbcrlaln's Stomach and
Liver Tablets MI the bill to dot. They
are easy TO take and pleasant In effect.
For sale by druggists.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.


NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY-PRE-
In FERRED STOCK. DIVIDEND No. 6.
AT meeting OF the board OF directors,
held November 70. 1900. quarter-yearly
dividend of ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TIERS PER CENTUM upon the preferred
capital stock OF the National Tube Com
pany was declared out OF the net protlts
OF the company. payable January Z, 1901,
at the office OF the company. No. &c Cort-
londt street. New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books Will
be closed on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
December 1900. at o'clock p. m, and will
day OF January, 1901, at 10 o'clock n. IN.
A. I. LUKE.
noe2.26-.0-d cli.Hf.29 w TrelSurer
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JAMES A. HENRY.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

4
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. In Chanccry No. l.1Se.
Mary C. Davis VS.. Thomas c. Davis, L,
F. Stitel. trustee and Honora O'Neil,
BY Virtue OF IN order entered In tho
above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
November, 1900, referring It to ono OF tho
commissioners OF said court TO ascertain
and report tho lien debts OF said Thomas
c, Davis, the amounts thereof and tho
order OF priority, and whether or not tho
rents and profits OF the real estate men
toned In the Bill and amended Bill Will.
IN fve years, pay tho liens thereon;
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed commissioner has fixed upon Sat-
urday, December "a, l9p, AT 10 o'clock q:
m., as the time, and his Office, at No. .luT
Chnpllne street, In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, us the place,
at which no will proceed 10 ascertain and
report upon tho scvera matters In said
order Of reference required.
Given under my hand this Soth day of
November, 1900.
J, L. W. McCuiley and Cranmer h Cald-
we'll, Solicitors for Complainant.
published first time December ], loOoD
ar dcl-S /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
Council Meeting.

Tho council OF Martins Ferry held n
regular meeting Saturday evening. and
granted the vacation of the old Ohio
Valley pike from Buckeye street south
TO the corporation limits. Contractor
Day was given another $1,000 OH his
First street paving contract. a large
number OF other bills were ordered paid
and other routine business transacted. ;
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Marrow Escape.

Thomas Koehnlinc. of Bridgeport,
came near drowning yesterday after
noon while skating on the Back river.
He was skating from that city to the
Island below the bridgeport bridge and
struck n thin place In the Ice and went
down. He was rescued by other skaters
after considerable difficulty,
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Knights of Pythias Services,

knights OF Pythias services were held
yesterday afternoon at st, Paul's Epis-
copal church, at Martins Ferry. Bat
terry a. of the Uniform Rank, OF Wheel.
Ing. was In attendance, together with
Ohio City Division. Of Martins Ferry.
Rev Williams, rector OF the church. Is
cha ninln OF tho lintlcrv.
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Now They Can Be Taken OFT.

New York Evening sun: Mayor John
C. Chase, OF HaverhIll, Mass, has been
defeated for recollection, This Is thu
Social Democratic statesman who on
the occasion Of his election announced
thnt thp eyes OF iha world were on his
town.
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AGENTS WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

tNTECHANICS. ENGINEERS, ELEC-
..lNl TR1CIANS. firemen, etc. A free
scholarship In engineering will be award
ed 10 u few well-recommended applicants.
PONDENCE, Boston. Mass. noA 3
C.1.O STRAIGHTs BONA Eide
ID i q weekly salary paid direct from
office: expenses extra commissions, Ca.
pable men and women TO represent us
appointing agents; rapid promotion and
increase salary. New brilliant llnes.
BUTLER &; ALGER. Now Haven, Conn.
40 asga7 ocl
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Are grand, but skin eruptlons rob life
OF Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salvc cures
them all; also Old. Running and Fever
Sores. Ulcers. Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warts. Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Scalds,
Chapped Fl ands Ch!lblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only c5 cents n box Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co..
Druggists.
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Common Pleas jury,

The jury In common pleas court Of
Belmont county. has been discharged.
but the murder trials OF DevIne and
Stephens will begin on the 26th. Spe.
ciai Jurors were drawn for each OF these
trials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
ITocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

CTOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.
Tho annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the National Exchange Bank OF Wheel
ing will be held Mt the banking house on
Tuesdny. January S. 1yOl, between the
hours Of one % and three (3) o'clock D.
m, for tho election Of directors. =
lt L. Il. SANDS. Cashier.
Wheeling. w. Va, Dec. S, 1850. deS
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and shipping facilities The visit OF
these gentlemen occasioned consider
able speculation among Bellaire people.
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PERSONAL.

ID ERSoNAL-ANY ONE DESIRING
IL a copy OF Marriage Certificate from
the record Of the late J. Finley Mayes,
ESQ.,, Of West Alexander. Washington
county, Pa. can secure It by addressing
Mrs. l.. r. Mayes, Pittsburgh, Pa, West
End p. Q. H--5 de12
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GO to II. L. Hnlman / Co. to buy
your friend Ring
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S. NESBITT, Jr.,
'hone ei3. 1855 Market Htreat.
FOR SALE,..,,,..

FOR SALE........ :.
Property at No. 8 North Huron
street, consists Of Arst-olaan z
roomed dwelling, with oil modern
conveniences, double Bheeted and ey-
erything about house Is the very
best, nothing cheap. In rear is q
good 5-roomed dwelling. This prop
erty is good substantial investment
or home. s
Building lot on Fifteenth street
for $1,000 ."i5
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The !nte!ligencer..
JOB Printing Office

go The lnrgcs, and most complete
'' Job Printing Establishment, In
zee the city md one OF tho most
:" extensive In the Ohio Valley.
:" Possesses every facility for the
q" prompt execution OF all kinds OF
''' work. from a Neat Card or Cir.
=" cular to Monster Poster. In any
"" variety OF colors, at tho shortest
''' notice md on the most reasonable
go terms Country merchants, farm.
go ers and othora requiring Store
"' Bills, Public Sale nils. etc. will
'' md It to their advantage to call
I" at or address Tho 1ntclllgences
!, "' Job Printing Onlce, r. 1919
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-TWo CHAIR BARBER
u Shop. with good trade ut Mar
tins Ferry. Inquire OF G. W. Ar
bnugh Martins Ferry. sf no3Q
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6. O. SMITH sA Snss bu atSIlssoa
FOR RENT. --.zA

Desirable residence. with all mod
ern convenienccs, one Of tho most
beautiful locations In tho city:
Possession given at once. No. 70
South Front street. Island.
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REAL EsTATR
....FOR SALE...

&. q d = d
Lots as follows: South side OF 18th ST.,
between Wood and Mccolloeh sts., q II.
front 18th St, 30 It. front. Cor. Of 18th
and Jacob SITS, % It. front. with N-room
mouse on same. cheap. Cor. OF Main and
LIST sts., 90 It. front, with 1,-roon, house,
cheap. Eoft, between 18th md 18th. East
end Of 9th St. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson St. near 2ith st, 35soea. High,
near 18th St., ut 5000 each, OF, easy pay
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind. Cherry
and Vine sts., sll5Oo to .s5o.oo each, cheap.
Jacob. Eoft md Wilson Sts.. In Centre
Wheeling, $1,000 to $500 each. McCol-
losh st; $500 to $4,000 each. 18th St.
east end Of 3lst ST., s5oaQo each, sloo,oo
cash, balance easy payments. Water, Eoft,
Jacob, Wood. McColloch' and Wetzel, Sts.,
Sth ward, cheap, on easy payments, Main,
between LIST and I'd SITS, 80 It. front Lota
In North Benwood on Eotf and Water
Sts., cheap. Money to loan on Real Ia.
tate, 5000 10 100000. In sums to suit.
S. NESBITT. Jr.,
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u centrally located: modern convent
ences. Enquire ut 900 Chapline street
pnpl
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EoR RENT-AN S-RooM HOUSE, No.
l. II Fourteenth street. Lease made for
lG months from january ]. Inquire OF
owner Mt No ii Fifteenth street, between
10 and pa. m dell G.
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EoR RENT-THE BUILDING ON
II Main and Fourteenth streets now oc-
cupIed by II. z. McGrcgor & Co. Inquire
OF ]. c. BRADY. corner Nineteenth and
Jacob streets. DEF :
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PIC IURES.

Make very acceptable presents and buty
scnpes and art. - -
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Industrial stocks bought and sold direct
on New York Stock Exchange.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Tho thrco-ycnr-old child OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Burke died Saturday after
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ms vii pc onteNPs and teFeas &
@ peace earth furnished
feelings
f @ tbs kind Of furniture
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-01
TOWNE SHUTS UP.
Refuses to Discuss His With
drawal From Populist Ticket.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Charles A. Towne,
Populist candidate for vice president, ar
rived in Chicago, from Lincoln, a little
before noon. When asked what determ-
ination he had arrived at. concerning his
withdrawal from the Populist ticket, Mr..
Towne said:
"On that subject I will not open my
mouth until the proper time comes"
He stated that he expected to leave
the city tomorrow night and proceed to
Colfax, Ia, where he will speak on the
Sd instant and reach his home at Duluth
August 3.
Chairman Jones wired J. G. johnson,
chairman of the executive committee to-
day that he would not reach Chicago un-
til Friday Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Steven
son will arrive here on Tuesday, August
Z en- route to the Indianapolis notifica-
ton meeting to take place on the follow
ing day. Prior to that meeting neither
speeches either long or short. On his ar
rival here Mr.. Bryan will be met at the
station by delegation of German voters
and escorted to the Sherman House.
where Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Stevenson will
hold reception from 10 o'clock until
noon. AT 1870 p. m, they will take a
special train for Indianap polls, accompa-
MED by Chairman Jones. the officers Of
the national campaign committee, such
members of the notification committees
as may be here and large delegation of
prominent Democrats.
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have chosen men from among them
selves to put murderous plans into ex-
ecution was an anarchistic innuendo
which I discovered today. 1t was only
one of thousands of such circulars
which are being thrown about among
our people. 1t was printed on the press
of an incendiary organ of the anarch-
lists in Hoboken, the editor of which
is said to have been an intimate friend
of BreSsi. The circular first aSSailed
the italian newspapers which have
nOurned the death of the king. 1t rail-
ed against any sentiment of sorrow and
ridiculed all show of sympathy. Lastly
it openly denounced the dead king, re-
joiced in his taking off, and named his
assassin a hero
1T will accordingly be our purpose to
purge our settlement of such an ele-
ment as is represented by this circular.
1t will be our first step to appeal to the
police for their help, and, failing in
getting it, we will take the matter into
our own hands,.
SYMPATHY IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Aug. There is to
be a general mass meeting of the Ital-
ians of this city to publicly express
their sentiments regarding the assaS-
sination of King Humbert Funeral
ceremonies will probably be conducted
here simultaneously with those cele-
brating the last rites over the dead
sovereign in Rome. 1t is the intention
TO IRE d SdIule VI IUl uuS, lIlC StdtS
salute, on the occasion of the death of
a king in Italy Business places con-
Quoted by Italians throughout the city
will be closed.
TAKE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
Rome, Aug. All the Italian troops
took the oath of allegiance to the new
king today, amid the applause of the
people Perfect tranquility reigns
throughout the country.
A deputation of senators and deputies
had arranged to meet King Victor EN-
manuel. but. as in conformity with
court etiquette, the journey of his mai
eSty to Monza was strictly private, the
idea was abandoned. For a similar
reason the ministers decided not to go
to Naples
The assassin has been removed from
the local police station to the jail.
Signor Saracco, the premier, on his
arrival at the royal villa to tender his
condolences to Queen Margherita, had
an impressive audience lasting half an
of Portugal and the duke of Oporto,
have arrived here.
ASSASSIN BRESSPS RECORD.
New York, Aug. 1.-The Worlds cor
respondent at Florence, Italy, yesterday
made a trip to Prato. where he obtained
a detailed account of the antecedents of
Gaetano Bressi, the assassin of King
Humbert and of his movements prior to
the assassination. Gaetano Bressi was
born November 10, 1869, in Cojano, a
mile from Prato, manufacturing town
of $4,000 inhabitants beautifully situ-
ated fifteen miles north of Florence. He
began work as a shoemaker but studied
in a technical school at Prato for a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-01
JESTER CASE ENDS.
Given to a Jury Today = 80
Years After the Murder.

st. Louis, Aug. IA special to the
Post-Dispatch from New London, says:
The fate of Alexander Jester, who for
the past few weeks has been on trial for
the alleged murder of Gilbert w. Gates,
is now in the hands of II citizens of
Rails county. The case was given to the
jury at noon today, 90 years after the
supposed murder occurred. The verdict
is awaited with great interest, and the
predictions as to what it will be are
numerous.
w. o. Forrest Of Chicago, closed the
arguments this morning, speaking four
hours for the state. He referred partic-
ularly to the strength of circumstantial
evidence, declaring that it was stronger
than direct. The very fact that all of
the evidence in this case did not agree in
unimportant details. but did as to the
main facts, he said. was conclusive that
it was not perjured testimony, manufac-
tured to order, as the defense claims.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-01
REP PUBLICAN HOST
One Thousand Delegates at Iowa
State Convention.
Interest In Nominations Greater
Than Ever Before.
MANY CANDIDATES
Number of Aspirants For All
the Offices.
w. L. Roach, of Muscatine, Is
Temporary Chairman.
MANY CANDIDATES.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 1.-The state
Republican convention convened today
with more than a thousand delegates
present in the new auditorium build
ing.
Interest in the outcome of the selec-
ton of a state ticket is at a higher
pitch than it has been for years and the
lines seem to be drawn more closely
than ever between the friends of Cum
minis and those of Blythe. Gilbertson of
Forest City, is known as the Cummins
candidate for state treasurer, while
Morrow of Alton represents the oppos-
ing faction.
The selection of a candidate for secre-
tary of state-there being four in the
field-Hobart of Cherokee, Redman OF
Newton, Martin of Wapello and Stet-
son of Des Moines; the choice of a can
didate for attorney general and of su-
preme Judge are more or less dependent
upon the result of the choice for treas
urer
The candidates for attorney general
are Simms of Council Bluffs, Hallam of
Sioux City and Mullam of Waterloo
For supreme judge, Colonel Clark of
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QUIET IN ITALY.
The New King and Queen Ar
rive in Rome.
Met at the Railway Station by
Ministers.
AROUSED in NEW YORK
Italians Determined to Crush
Out the Anarchists.
BresSi's Record is Thoroughly
Examined in Florence.
AROUSED in NEW YORK

Rome, Aug. king Victor Emman-
uel III and Queen Helena arrived here
early this morning and proceeded for
Monza, where they will arrive this
evening. The ministers met their mai
estes at the railway station
PLOTTED IN NEW YORK
New York, Aug. 1.-The leaders of the
Italian colony which has settled on the
shores of New York harbor are taking
steps to ferret out and bring to justice
those anarchists who, they believe, are
directly or indirectly responsible for the
killing of King Humbert.
The present feeling of the Italian
leaders is best expressed by a statement
made by F. p. Campbria, president of
the United Italian societies of this city.
Signor Campbria said: There is no
doubt in my mind that the assassina-
tion of King Humbert was plotted here.
By that mean not only in the Italian
colony in this city, but in the great
settlement of our people around New
York harbor. What makes me think
more than anything else that the an
archists among US are organized and
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THE HERO RETURNS.
Frank Weightman Back But There is
No Demonstration.

Its 80 miles from Schenectady to
Troy" hummed Frank Weightman yes
terday as he dropped off a Santa Fe
train and started up town.
A week ago he started out with the
Lewis Concert company. The weather
was hot and the people did not crawl
over each other to see the performance.
although it was good, and the company
decided to close in the southwestern cor
ner of Usage county. Fact is, the COM
pany did not get out of the county. But
Topeka's popular singer didn't count any
ties on the way back. He rode on a
train with the doors at the ends of the
cars and he wore a jaunty little sailor
cap. A farewell was given him and a
reception" is being arranged in honor
of his return.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-01
WEAVER ARRESTED.
GOebel Colorado Witness Held
For Perjury.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. 1.-The defend
ant, Caleb Powers resumed the stand at
o'clock this morning, this being his
third day in the witness box. He was
subjected to a rigid cross-examination
regarding the organization of the noun
taineer army He said that Taylor and
himself were the primary spirits in get
ting it up. The military companies were
brought along he said, because they had
some discipline and could be more easily
controlled and moreover. that they were
already armed
The witness said he had urged Cover
nor Taylor while the contest board was
sitting, to call out the militia companies
and to send the bulk of the other noun
tain people home and had secured par
tial promise from the governor to do it.
This was to be done in order that they
might hold possession of the state office
until the supreme court of the United
case.
George F. Weaver, the witness who
claimed to hail from Colorado asserted
that he saw the gun barrel pointing from
the office of the secretary of state at the
time Goebel was assassinated, was az
rested today on warrant charging him
with perjudy. The warrant was sworn out
by the attorneys for the defense in the
Powers case, who say they have found
out that Weaver was not only not in
Frankfort the day of the assassination,
but was never there till last Saturday
night.
The witness contradicted the state
ment of John A. Black the banker and
Republican leader of Barbourville, who
Swore than Powers when discussing the
mOuntaineer excursion to Frankfort re-
ferred to 1T as a mob. Powers says
Black so referred to it, but that he told
Black he would do all he could to keep
it from degenerating into an organiza-
ton of that character.