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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-12

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The members of the Democratic club
of this city will meet tomorrow eve
ming at the city building to discuss the
advisabillty Of affecting q permanent
organization.
The revival meetings ut the West
End NJ. Z. church continue to attract
large crowds. They Will probably be
continued all week.
Amos Reed was arrested Saturday
evening by: Officer Mclster on a charge
OF drunkenness.
The ladies' Of st. Anthony's church
viii give q social at the church Thanks
giving eve.
Miss Anna Milford, OF Sandusky, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives In
this city.
Forty Hours dcvotions will COM
mcnce at St. Anthony's church next
Sunday.
Contractors Cochran y and Mitchell
have finished their paving contract at
Mlngo. lsa s~E--..
Belmont Chapter. No. 40, R. A. NJ.
will meet at their hall this evening.
II. L. Lewis returned yesterday from
4 business trip through the state.
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# . .
2 Rev r. s. Coffey has been selected to
deliver the union Thanksgiving sermon
In the U. P, church on the Goth. All OF
the Protestant churches in the city will
unite In the services.
The Democrats will try to make their
association organization permanent.
Bat they will End people generally very
much more Interested In business than
politics. +|r
George W. Kellar sent the big dinner
pail that adorned the Republican stand
hero to State Food Commissioner J. e.
Blackburn.
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong and
Hon. c. l.. Weems were in Bellaire
Saturday Afternoon on legal business.
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A Village Blacksmith Saved His
Little Sons Life.

Mr.. II. II. Black. the well known
village blacksmith Mt Grahnmsvllc.
Sullivan Co., n. y. says: Our little
son. five years old, has always been
subject TO Group. and so bad have the
attacks been that We have feared many
times that he would die. We have had
the doctor md used many medicines,
but Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy Is
now our sole reliance. 1t seems to dis.
solve the tough mucus and by giving
frequent doses when tho croupy Bymp-
toms appear we have found TINT the
dreaded Group Ia cured before It gets
settled" There Ia no danger In giving
this remedy, for II contains no opium or
other Injurious drug and may be given
M confidently TO a bnbn rs to an adult.
For sale by druggists.
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D. Ill Md L.. p I'd H
terly. report. It showed total cxpendi-
lures amounting to $40 "a; cash ball
ance SIS %. The treasurer's account
showed receipts amounting to slss g..
This trustees account showed receipts
amounting to s4o1 %; expenses 500 OF:
balance on hand SIN 80.
There was some discussion over some
OF the bills reported by the flnance
committee, as one member had been au-
thorized to pay the bills and nothing
had been received from him, In the way
Of receipts. Delegate Tracy said he
thought this member had neglected to
perform his duty and he thought the us
sembly should reprimand him for his
negligence.
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Eather Wehrle'a Trip,

Rev. Father Wehrie. OF the Catholic
church, ut Bellalre. will leave this week
for tour OF the old world. and will DO
gone two or thre months. During his
stay he will visit Rome. He will first
go to Rheims, France. where there Is
a cathedral, the architecture OF which
has fastened Itself In his mind to such
an extent that he hopes TO be able TO
adopt something Of the kind for n new
church ut Bellaire. Rev. Father Roo
ncy, of Columbus. will have charge of
the congregation during his absence.
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Funeral Of Fred. Rodewig.

The funeral OF Frederick Rodewig.
sr., yesterday afternoon at Bellalre was
very largely attended. the orders. Of
Odd Fellows. Druids and Turner's turn
ing out as bodies, headed by Hackett's
band. and hundreds Of! citizens, many
from Wheeling. The services were
held In the German Reformed church,
and were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Ul-
fert. Of Wheeling, and Rev. L. NJ.
Weiss, OF the Bcllaire church. Inter-
ment took place in the German cenae-
tory. west Of Bellaire.
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Robert Larke Dead.

Robert Larkc, a we'll known cx-oiIlccr
Of Rellalre, died at his home suddenly
late Friday night. md will be buried
this Afternoon. He came home from
work Thursday evening suffering with
cramps, and these grew worse until his
death, about thlrty-six hours later. a
wife and eight children survive him.
Robert Larke had seen Gcrvice in the
English army. and knew much OF the
{. perience and discipline attendant up
rn such service.
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ROUTINE BUSINESS
Considered at an Unimportant Ses-
sion Of the Trndes Assembly.

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held an unimportant meeting
yesterday afternoon and transacted
mainly routine matters. There was
only fair attendance OF the delegates
present and the meeting was devoid of
incident. Chairman Bauer called the
meeting to order, after which the min.
utcs OF the previous meeting were read.
Credentials were received from John
Lobf<in. OF the tailors' union and he was
duly obligated rs delegate to the as
emily.
Delegate Howard reported that the
strike Mt the Riverside had been settled
and stated that the men would return to
work to-day Delegate Hale. of the ar
bitratinn committee, reported that the
committee had Z conference with the
committee OF the strikers on the 9Th
Inst. and that on the It'll there was n
settlcment but they did not regard the
settlement as their work rs they had
laborGd along another line.
It was reported that S4G7 ~ was the
net proceeds OF the labor day picnic
The committee reported that there was
stlll Il great number OF outstanding
tickets. The report was turned over to
tho trustees.
. Delegate Bocs called attention to the
fact tat the legislative committee had
neglected to write m Introduction to the
proposed union Label law which viii be
presented ut the next session of the
state Legislature. 1t needed IN Intro
luction, he said, to explain It's object.
Mr.. Does said he thought the bill would
80 through the legislature this time md
he incidentally took occasion to take
the members Of the Legislative commit
tee to task for not attending the meet
lnss ut which their report wns consld-
cred.
Tho finance committee made It's quar-
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Repuhlicaus to Meet.

The Republican central committee OF
Bridgeport has called n meeting OF the
Republicans Of that city for tomorrow
evening for the purpose OF setting a
time for the jollIacation over the re-,
cent victory. The meeting will be held
at the city building. at 7 o'clock. and all
Republicans Of the city are requested
to be present. Ti+ .a
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Raising q Disturbance.

t"o men. whose amos could not be
EARNED, went to the Star theatre. at
MaF''n's Ferry Saturday evening, we'll
uh'eF the Influence OF liquor. The,
we're called to order by the manager.
mnlch had no quietIng effect upon
,Mcm He Immediately called upon
=. =. iF5haI Erwin. who elected them from
Tue mouse. Mr.. Blumenberg intends to
maintain order.
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The Bond Issue Carries.

The authority to issue $4,000 in bonds
for the building of new school houses
in Bellaire carried IN the recent cleo
tion by majority of fifteen. as an
nounccd by Clerk Lichtenberger. to
whom the returns were made. This
matter had been almost lost sight OF In
the great landslide In other directions.
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A Slight Blaze.

i"e lire department OF Martins Fer
~ was called out about $40 o'clock
saturday evening by an alarm turned
~ ~ IRON Box q. located at the corner Of
az. aha Hanover streets. calling the
es'u' ttncnt to the Lutz building on
'ona street. In which Padden's sa-
t ' !" located, where Il slight blaze had
Sse" caused by'a defective nue. The
,.,' threw water for n few
'"u'cs. AMI the blaze was extIn-
euhheu. The dnmaRe was very light.
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Will Turn Out.

The marching clubs from the Ohio
side will be out In full this evening in
the demonstration In this city. The NJ.
A. Hanna club, the J. ]. Gill club. OF
Martins Ferry. and the Mckinley and
Roosevelt club, OF Bridgeport, Will be
in line, together with the Bellaire clubs.
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II POLITICS,


To-day the Ohio county board of COM
missioners meets to begin the work of
canvasslng the returns of the late gem
eral election, an undertaking that will
require several days steady work. 1t
is not yet determined that there Will be
demand for n recount OF the votes at
Elm Grove precinct. where. as stated in
the Intell!gencer last week. thirty-two
or more ballots were thrown out,
though properly marked. 1t seems that
there is legal stumbling block that
may Interfere. but IL this is overcome
County Chairman Hornish will ask for
the recount. 1t Is also likely that there
will be demand for n recount in Gen.
tire district, 1t being alleged that In pre-
cinct No. l Of that district good ballots
were thrown out. This recount. 1t is
stated. will be OF interest to Squire ".
W. Rogers. who. on the face OF the re-
turns. Is defeated.
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Common Pleas Court,

Common pleas court convenes to-
morrow, with Judge ]. W. Hollings-
worth, who sat during the trial of the
Cramblett murder case In Steubenvillc,
on the bench. The grand Jury will be
charged, and may be in session all
week. "a q 7liSf X. II
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Matthews, both well known young. PEG,
pie OF Martins Ferry. Squire Isaac
Ncwland OBLIGATED.
Birthday Celebration.

Saturday was the eishtleth birthday
celebration OF Mrs. a. fBranum. OF
Kirkwood, and the occasion was .cele-I
DRAFTED with a dinnners party in !, the
evening, at the residence of Mr.Eands
Mrs. Frank c. Robson, Mt which all
members OF the family were present.,
Mrs. Branum was the recipient OF many,
pretty and useful presents.
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For speaker of tho house of dclega tes
there are already three aspirants In the
field. and more likely to make their ap-
pearance before the session opens.
They arc Judge Reynolds. of Mineral;
Malcolm Jackson, OF Kanawha, and s.
G. Smith. OF Ohio.
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r,n. "'erday was Old Folks Day at .he
,aS' NJ. L. church in Martins Ferry.
n, '"S been the custom OF that church
h. scVeral years one day Is set apart
n", 'hs o'd .oiks. and all those who are
shr. "nlr to walk arc conveyed to the
s'Urch In carriages,
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The Tax Rate Increase.

The Increase in the tax rate In Bell
mic Is raising big howl among tax
payers. This levy. hovtver. Is net
made upon the new arpraiscment. as
seems to be generally believed. hut
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property owners generally are vexed
because all real property in Bellaire is
assessed higher In the decennial APP
lpraisement than the balance of the
county! and relief will be sought from
the higher boards of equalization.
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Attention, Republican Clubs!

Visiting clubs appearing in the Re-
publican Victory Demonstration at
Wheeling, Monday night, will be placed
In the order ofssreccipt Of acceptance
by the secretary Of the demonstration
committee, r. NJ. Archer.
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Schedule for this week: Monday. Blue
Ribbons, VS.. Black Cats: Tuesday. Bruins
wick VS.. Blue I.lbbons: Wednesday. Mu-
SEQ Colts W. ROUGH Riders: Thursday
Whcclinss vs.. Black Cats: Friday. Ben
woods Va. Crcscents.
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Should Teachers Smoke ?

A short recess was taken, after which
the subject: Should Teachers Smoker"
was opened by Prof. Wade. He said
that the teachers who smoked would
not be setting 4 good example to his
pupils. bu, he knew some good people
who smoked. ,srsE 49, ts.
After several announcement by the
president, It was decided to hold the
next meet!ng OF the Round Table at
Wellsburg. Superintendent Citizens,
Of Weilsburg; Henderson, OF New Cum
berand, and Jones. of Cadiz. were an-
pointed as the executive committee for
the next meeting.
The subject OF vertical writing was
discussed by Superintendent D. L. Will
iams. OF Moundsville. The vertical
writing system has been used In his
school for four years. and he Is well
satisfied with 1t. Superintendent: An
deTson. Of Wheeling, opposed 1t. rs did
also Superintendent Citizens. OF Wells
burg Superintendent Henderson, of
New Cumberland, said they used verti-
cal writing In his school. but that he
was not satisfied with It. SupcrIntend-
ent Mertz. Of Steubenvl!le, highly IA
'oFs 1t. rs did also Prof. Wade and
others. Prof. McGenn, teacher OF pen
naHship. spoke against vertical writ
Ing Miss Bowman, OF the high school
at Martins Ferry, highly favors verti-
cal writing. Superintendent Layton,
Q. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. opposes It..
Superintendent Stewart. OF Mar
tins Ferry. approves 1t. It Is
In their schools, and he showed many
Specimens OF writing from the different
grades. II the specimens shown arc
criterion for judging, they are max
Ing success OF It. The specimens were
manuscript prepared in the higher
grades and regular writing /, In the
lower grades.
The meeting adjourned ut 1910 p. m.
1t was good meeting. There were
no set speeches nor educational pyro-
technics attempted. but the subjects
were discussed calmly, and the inter-
Change OF Views on the many subjects
presented will do much TO help the
schools under the charge Of those In
attendance.
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BOWLING.


Schedule for this weck-Monday, K. X
X. VS.. Columbias; Tuesday, Terminus VI
Rough Riders: Wednesday,, Osoeolas Va
Sunny Brooks: Thursday, All Alikcs. va
A., A.. Rioters: Friday. Big Show We
Wheeling. 25,fz ". RI 4
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....FOR RENT.

Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern conyeniences OF gas, electric
light and water.
a. busch property:
No. 10 Seventeenth street. rooms-N
No. 1871 Ghaplne street. rooms-&
No. 81 Sixteenth street.. cellar-sl0.
No. ITO Virginia strect-sl0.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twenty-fourth street.
Building on alley In rear Of Germania
Half Dollar Savings Bank. ~
FOR SALE. ts
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two six-rooEled houses, Moundsville, W.
Va.
Cheapest lot In Bclvcdcre addition: layu
we'll: fronts on two streets and on alley:
No. IS and No. 50 South York street. o bar.
gain for 20 days. 30
No. ll23 Charles street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. &c Fifth street.
Ground 20 feet square on Eighteenth 81
G-roomcd house on Main street.
No. % Sixteenth street, store room.
10 rooms and cellar will DO sold cheap II
sold In the next 30 days,
Store room and five rooms, brick build
inS. n good location. with IN old es-
tablished trade
Lot on South Front street.
No. 70 Main street.
No. AZ Main street. -h'''
No. 60 North Front street.
No. 70 Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms.
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Secretary James X. Hall. Of the Re-
publican state committee. Is home
again. the state headquarters having
been closed up after the greatest cam
paign ever put'up by political organI-
zatfon in West Virginia. Chairman
Dawson. Secretary Hall. Messrs. Wood
yard. Northcott and the other workers
who brought such remarkable success
to the Republican standard last Tues
day. are receiving the congratulations
Of their friends and political admirers.
and they surely deserve all the good
things that are being said Of them.
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Quietly Married.

r, rs evening occurred the mar
nv VI h'as Virginia e. Erwin to Isaac
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A SLIGHTLY, shop-worn Pcnsc Plano
at very low price.
L. W. BANNER co. b
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Senator Harry C. woodward Is said to
have remarked jokingly that all of the
six hold-over Republican state Bena-
tors are willing to serve their party and
state rs president OF the senate next
winter. The hold-over Republican scn-
ntors are Whitaker. of Ohio: Lanhem.
Of Preston: Stark Baker. of Randolph;
Sturm. Of Marion; woodward. OF Roane
and Anthony Smith. OF Tyler. All are
good men. but hero in Ohio county Sem
ator Whitaker. as a matter OF course,
has the call. s
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WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

:,
MANAGERS MAKE SIS WEEKLY
nerfuneg, Send &c to prepay Quilt. w.
II. BAIRD & CO.. st. Louis. Mo- nol2
dig PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
Is Improved gasoline lamp; sells. at
siGht; beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene; retail $500 up; z different styles:
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAMP
Co. Manufacturers. Chicago. no3'
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Judge Reese Blizzard and Senator
Harry c. woodward. of Roane county,
ure in the city. The former is said to
be slated for the office Of collector Of In
ternal revenue, succeeding Governor
elect A. B. White.
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THE ROUND TABLE
concludes an Instructive and Inter
es,Inc Two Days Gathering at
Martins Ferry-Next Meeting at

concludes an Instructive and Inter-
es,ing Two Days Gathering at
Martins Ferry-Next Meeting at
Wellsburg.
.rbo Ohio Valley Round Table con-.
,,rued It's session at Martins Ferry on
saturday morning, about thirty being
arisen, at the opening, many more
roming in afterwards. Superintendent
s,nwort, the chairman. called the as
nnblage 10 order at $3.50, and proceed
a. nj once to'the discussion OF topics.
'"In the School Room. What Should
TEACHERS See and What Not?"
vas opened by NJ. D. Norris and the
discussion was continued by Superln-
,srdent Mertz, Principal Hammond, Of
,'rIon school, Wheeling; Merit, OF
s,eubcnvllle: Crago, Of Wheeling. The
N,cusslon was very Interesting.
"Common Sense rs q Qualification OF
N, Teacher" was discussed by nearly
all present. Many amusing Incidents
we're given. The teacher should be
very ,ac,tu!, and this is good common
. .
sense. ffN-F tfliS.U
scientific Tcmperance-What ut is
md How to Teach It." was next dis
cussed by Superintendent Williams, OF
Marietta. He said In substance as
toIlows:Thc hcachers OF Ohio have been
teaching temperance in the schools for
wears, but he deprecated the fact that
-, ,..I.,,t prn had p,aSad 4, Va, n,pp.
pclling the teachers to teach this Just
as they teach other branches. and that
all teachers shall teach scientific tenn,
perance In all the grades. The teach.
crs Of Ohio feel that the law Is a renec-
ton upon item. Thoy have been
teaching temperance Just as soon as the
child Is able to understand 1t. but the
child OF six or seven years cannot un>
derstand scientific teaching on this
subject. This should be taught to the
younger pupils as moral question.
Such teaching Is more effective than
any scientific instruction could be.
Superintendent Citizens, OF Wells
burg. spoke briefly on the same sub
iect He thinks that the subject is
rover;aught. He would do as much to-
wards stopping the cigarette habit as
any evil In the country. It Is doing
more TO destroy the boys than the al
coholIc habit. He favored common
sense teaching along the whole line.
Prof. A. s. Wade, OF Morgantown. w.
Va, spoke on the same subject. Sup
erintendent Mertz spoke Of how to
make the boys believe cigarette smok-
Ing was Injurious.
Superintendent Henderson. OF New
Cumberland, spoke Of the injury that
might be done by using any one in the
community who might be an example
Of the effects Of alcohol or cigarette
smoking.
Superintendent Raymond, of East Liv-
,erpool. said that cigarette smoking was
the worst form OF intemperance with
which We have to contend. He made
the point that formation was better
than reformation. We should not al
ways hold up the unsightly to the chill
d!en, but place before them the beau
tiiul instead OF holding the saloon. the
wh!skey bottle and kindred hideous OBJ
jee;s. Hold up the beautiful in litera-
n h." . q
The colored American., 1900-12-22

Paris Exposition, and one of the medals
awarded had gone to Fisk University.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Leudin's g
speech, Alderman Ct. II. Smith stepped
forward and introduced himself as one
of of the sons of Mr 8 smith referred to.
At the time of the jubilee Singers prev
ious visit, his father was III syOr of
Halifax. and he informed Mr.. Loudin
that since tneir previous visit he also
had been NJ 4yor for two years. He
wished the choir he'd visited Halifax
during his MayOralty, and he would
have assured them Of greater re-
ception than they hsd had night. Mr..
Smith and Mr. Loudin heartily shook
hands, and then Mrs Smith, being an
American lady, was introduced. She
also desired to shake hands with the
lady members of the choir Alderman
Smith explained that Mrs. Smiths
father took very prominent part In
the American Civil War, which was
for the liberation OF the slaves.
The Sion Choir, under whose auspices
the Jubilee Singers came, are to be
compIimented on securir G such talent.
The colored American., 1900-12-22
Memorial Services.

Grand Lodge memorial services on
the lifes and characters Of d. d. Bow
ser and B 7. Thornton late Of the sub
committee and members Of the sabor-
dinate lodges in this jurisd ction, VINO
have died during the year ending Sept.
18th, 1900 will be held under the au-
spices of the executive committee Of
the District Grand Lndge No. 20 q U.
o. of Q. F at Zion Baptist church
Sunday Dec. co. The lodges Will attend
as such. Exercises begin at 2:30 p N
The colored American., 1900-12-22
Christmas Services at LiHcoln.

Tomorrow is a big day at Lincoln
Memorial COngreg atIonaI church,
corner 18th and r streets, n. W Rev.
Merrili E Gates, ID. d ex'pissldent Of
Amherst College presches at IL a. M.
Miss Vance of the Jub lee Singers is ex'
pected to sing solo. Rev. Henry P.
Higley, d. d. viii preach In the even
ing The auditorium Of the church has
been newjy decorated and csrpeted.
The colored American., 1900-12-22
ChiIdreH'S Temporary Home.

The above institution conducted by
Miss 8. Is Cook, the founder and SD.
perinteL dent, assisted by Misses Flor
ence Cook and Brady, is doing a good
work and progressing nicely Thirty
nine homeless ehildren are being
taught and cared for at present and the
public is cordially invited to inspect
the clean, cosy, comfortable home at
21l5 Pa. ave. northwest.
The colored American., 1900-12-22

Mr.. T VI. Sims the attorney, real es
tate dealer and sten"grapher. bas trans
ferred his Cffice to room 2, 609 F street,
the Capital Saving Bank building. aud
has decided TO take limited num bsr
of pupils for shorthand instruction this
winter. Mr. Sims is a graduate of
Howard Uuiverrity Law School and
halls from IndianOla, la Since cOn-
ing to Washington he has made many
friends and has built up large prac
tice.