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cIrios, and silver Offering Will be
taken at the door. The affair is for the
bepeflt OF the RlrkWOod N. 3. church
ahd,wIll be largely Intended.
Thomas Evans, a well known young
man OF this place, died yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at crisweli's boarding
house, after a weeks Illness with pneu-
monia. The remains win be shipped %
GAINESVILLE this morning. In which city
the funeral Will occur Tomorrow.
The turkey supper given by the ladies
Of the First Presbyterian church last
evening, was a decided success from all
points OF view. A large crowd was
present ana the tables were all well
patronised. The atair was financial
success.
A union melting Of the Good TemplaE
lodges in this Vicinity viii be held this
evening In the lodge rooms OF the local
order in the opera building. Grand
Chief Templar Grifiith, Of Cleveland, viii
be present and deliver an address.
A musical and loan exhibition will be
given this evening at the residence of
Miss Matte Smith and Mrs. Samuel
Dinsmore, for the benetit Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church.
The original Swiss Bell Ringers will
be ut the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row evening. This aggregation has a
wide spread reputation and needs no
recommendation.
The Rock hin Society Of Christian
Endeavor will give a social ut the
church next Tuesday evenIg.
Miss Bessie Anderson. Of Pittsburgh.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. n. v. f.
Wilson, In KIrkwood,
Mrs. NJ. +. Cope, Of Darlington, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. John Williams,
in Aetnavllle.
Miss Ora slonlkea, Of Barnesville, is
the guest Of relatives in the West End.
The c., L. & W. pay car will be over
this end Of the line to-day.
Daniel Haley has as his agent VIM.
MilItgan, Of Pittsburgh,
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Il rhirtu.Eirht seconds.

HARTFORD, Conn. March 15.-Tom
sharkey Knocked out Texas Jim Mecor-
mlcS.after thirty eight seconds Of fight
ing in the coliseum tonight before the
Nutmeg Athletic Club. A left to the
body and u right hand uppercut sent
Mccormick down and out, and he was
groggy when he was assisted to his feet.
He did not stand chance against the
sailor. He landed two harT puncnes full
In sharkey's.face. but tne3slatter did not
mind the blows. AT the start sharkey
rushed matters ana did not let up for an
instant.
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MouNDsv11nE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
county,s Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
county's Chief City.
The G. A. r.. post Of this place WIN
hold very important meeting satur-
day evening. at which arrangements
will be made for the department en-
camrment, which is to be held here in
April.
Mr.. William s. Waller, OF st. clalrs-
Vile, Ohio, and Miss AustIe /. sandi-
ford, Of Limestone, this county, were
married yesterday, at the home Of s.
M. Cunningham, by Rev. j, B. Smith,
The revival at the Methodist Episec-
pal church did not close Wednesday
night as was expected, but instead took
on new life and may continue several
weeks yet.
Rev. w. B. King oficlated at the
marriage OF Mr.. James Hordon and
Miss Sadie Harris, both of NajOrsville,
this county, at the Mound City Hotel,
yesterday.
Mrs. Burdett Mcconnell ana daugh-
ter, Of Pittsburgh, are the guests of
Thomas Scott ana family, Of Tomlinson
avenue.
The trees In front OF the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage IRE being lowered,
preparatory to laying a sidewalk on the
grade.
Dr.. J. M. Williamson left yesterday
for New MatamoraS, Ohio, to see his
father who IL very Ill.
Mr.. L. c. Thompson, Of Dallas, W.
Va. was n business caller in the city
yesterday.
The Jurors in attendance at the cir
cult court have been dismISBed until the
I'D inst.
Mr.. Isaac N. Sutton. of Woodland,
W. VA was here on BUSINESS yeSter-
day.
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1lllAb1-All Va 49, ~ ~
Of HeImont County.
Tue curtain went np at the Columbia
theater last night promptly d $50 and
The elegant new opera house was pack
ed in every section. II vas = handsome
compliment to the enterprise ana eOur-
age Of Mr.. James c. Taliman, the
builder Of the popular play house The
splendid comedy success, +necausa She
Loved him So" was presented by 9
good company IN the most pleasing
manner. Bellaire people have never
had IN opportunity to attend perform.
anees Of any kind in such elegant GUAR
ten, ana It e putting It very MID 70
say that everybody was delighted With
the new opera house, Is well - the
play.
The Republican county executive
committee will meet next Tuesday un-
der the call Of the congressional com
mittee, to arrange for delegates to the
congressional convention, which meets
in this city April 4. The county COM
veation and primaries are called for the
unprecedented early dates Of April 14
and u. but the congressional conven-
ton comes before either Of these dates.
Rev. w. L. Fisher, Of the Christian
church, viii conduct the services at the
funeral Of Edward Marling, the cleve-
land & Pittsburgh fireman killed by the
coal tipple, which win take place this
morning at 10 o'clock. The railroad
friends and associates yesterday sent a
beautiful floral emblem-a broken wheel
Ito adorn the casket,
The defeat Of the Clark bill, which
provided for local option by wards and
precincts, in the state senate was a
surprise to everybody-an agreeable
surprise to those who feared its opera
tIon, and a disappointing one to those
who favored prohibition by piece-weaii
where It could not be obtained az a
whole.
The council finance committee .ap-
proved the annual report Of city Clerk
r. A. jackson and ordered It published.
as usual, The water works trustees re-
ported receipts of $s45S and expendi-
lures Of S2,62S. since last report, and the
mayor reported $3.50 turned into the city
treasury since last report month ago.
The city council on report Of c. W.
Bente upon the injunction case re-
straining the delivery Of the city hall
bonds, employed Hon. @. L. Weems at
fee not to exceed $500, and Fred
sprtggs at a fee not to exceed $50 to de-
fend the city in the case.
The Young Mems Club will celebrate
the second anniversary OF their organs
zation with a banquet ana entertain
ment in the Parish room of the Episco-
pal church.
The public school library is becoming
such a popular resort for readers that
the room is to be newly fitted up and
new books added.
Mrs. Madison Aldredge, Of st. Clairs-
Vile, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
James G. Tallman, Of this city.
The net receipts Of the social and
entertainment at the Windsor hotel
were an even 800.
Anderson Bros. have completed the
addition to their foundry and have
work for 1t all.
Several Good Templars from this city.
are attending the district conventional
steubenville.
John A. shackelford and Edith Gro
sler have been licensed to wed.
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WANTED e.:; g TOMATOES
TRUsTEE's SALE.
T'RUsTBEs gA 5g, e. GREENHOUSE

NIRUSTBEs SALE OF GREENHOUSE
PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust made to
me by w. q. HuScroft and Huscrott Bfoe.,
dated February "a, 1893. and September
1898 recorded IN the ONCE Of the clerk
Of the county court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 81,
page 5i5, and Deed Of Trust Book NO. ~
page 462, respectively, j viii sell for cash
at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10 1900,
ut 10 o'clock a. M, the following, to-vit:
/. A lease-hold interest In ten 90 lots
IN the Peninsula addition to Wheeling,
numbered from thlrty-one CSll to forty go,
as shown In Plat Book No. ], IN SAID
clerks Office being the tntereHt granted
by William ROW and wife to w. g. HuS..
croft for greenhouse purposes 10y deco
dated December u 1885, recorded N salo
clerks ONCE In Deed Book No. SO, page
800 for a term ending September y, LSyl:
Together with all privileges provided by
said lease, including the right TO purchase
said lots within ten days 0t!er me eEs
ptrattoh Of said term: ana subject 70 Al
conditions provided by said lease, Include
ing the payment TO the lessons OF thirty
one d0ifRrS and twenty-five cents ttSl.13l
on each flrUt day Of April, July, October
and january hereafter until the expiration
3. ToEether with ali buildings on said
lots, and all boilers, pipe, frames, glass,
pots, furniture, fixtures and wagons eltu-
ated upon said lots, owned by the grant-
ora In said deeds Of trust, or any ot them,
and used by them In connection with thetr
,,r9O1R Trustee.
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No word From Mcolslland.

No reply was received yesterday from
Jack Mcclelland's manager, relative to
the challenge issued on behalf of Oscar
Gardner, and 1t looks as though the
Pittsburgher is not so anxious as when
Oscar was tied up with other engage
ments. McCIelland Is matched to fight
Jack Hamilton. at Troy. N. Y, on
March 30, and he began training yester-
day.
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EASY ZOE TEHRY
Was Eddie 1enny-A Picnic in Two
Rounds.

Rounds.
PHILADELPHIA, March is, = A
large crowd saw Terry McGovern.
champion featherweight OF the world,
defeat Eddie Lenny, OF Philadelphia, at
me Industrial Athletic Club tonight in
the second round OF what was to have
been a slx-round contest, Lenny was
completely outclassed, md IN the final
round was knocked down three times
In the one minute and forty-tiye sec
onds consumed. Lenny's finish, In the
opinion OF lighting men present, had the
appearance OF his having quit.
The first knock-down was the only
hard push OF the round, being swing
ing right on the local mans jaw. He
toot the fuli ten seconds, and McGoVern
then rushed at him with hts usual speed
and with a couple OF light body blows
sent him to the floor again. The local
man again took the full time in toelng
the mark, when, after a couple of pass
Is, Terry landed light body blow on
the Philadelphia lad. following 1t up
with a right on the jaw, Lenny Yves
then counted out. lGFi,
The first round was without any I'M
terest. There were no. hard blows
struck, McGoyern taking his time, APP
parently waiting an opportunity TO land
heavily.
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800. ...............Ma Matte T. Wiley
Discussion led by r. C. Wise.
Paper Examinations. w. G. cremer
Discussion led by Stella Mcmahon.
Afternoon Session.
Should q teacher use the profession Of
teaching as a stepping stone to other
professions: General discussion led by
, c. A. Dunfees- ~ 900
query Box conducted BY W. w. Tay-
Tor
Communion services willabe held at
the United Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. Preparatory services were
held last evening. conducted by Rev. j.
NJ. Pastor. of the United Presbyterian
church OF Brilliant The services this
evening will be conducted by Rev. 81.
N. Campbell, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church Of Paris, Pr.
The remains Of Charles Thompson,
who died at the Columbus asylum We'd
nesday morning, arrived in this city
yesterday. The funeral will take place
from the residence Of David Evans, on
Arondale avenue, this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment will be at Riverview
cemetery.
Miss Clara Hess was the charming
hostess to party of friends last even
ing, at her home on North Main street.
About eigh. couples were present and
most enjoyable evening spent by all
at cards and dancing. AppetIzIng re-
treatments were served at seasonable
hour.
The funeral Of David g. Williams will
occur Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
from his late residence on Pearl street,
and interment will be at Rivervtew
cemetery.
The concert to be given tonight and
tomorrow night, at the Second NJ. e.
church, promises to be something fine,
and will no doubt draw large crowd.
The revival meetings being held at
the Christian church are drawing large
crowds. Rev. sprague, Of Quaker City,
is conducting the meetings.
Miss Bert MilligaH, Of MT. Pleasant, Is
the guest Of the family Of Samuel Mill
gan, on Jefferson street, for few days.
Charles Moore was fined 81 and costs
yesterday morning. by Mayor shipman,
on the charge of drunkenness.
Alden Benedicts "Quo Vadls," Is the
attraction at the Star Theatre to-mor-
row evening.
sleIghs were very much In evidence
yesterday afternoon and evening.
LavosIer Spence was in sisteFsville
yesterday, on business.
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pR1paRPoRE HAPRHNINas.
Events Of q Day in the Town At th
End Of tho Bridge.

EHQ OF tno 1IIuBes
The old glass house in the upper end
Of town Is now practically thing Of
the past. The plant has been torn down
ana the brick which were purchased by
William Roehnline, has nearly all been
hauled away. The removing Of the old
factory is a good thing for the city, as
It was an eye sore to nll.who were COM
PEELED to pass 1t and the vacancy looks
better than the old shattered and for
lorn structure.
The citizens of the hamlet Of Brook
side met ~ the Valley Home Wednes-
day evening and nominated the officers
for the hamlet to be electd next month.
The following was the ticket selected:
Clerk--J. c. Curtis.
Trcasurcr-Fred ElslHger.
Street commissioner BeisInger.
Trustees Thomas Frazier, Thomas
McGough and Fred Amrlne.
There viii be musicale and loan OK
hibition ut tho home OF MISS Matte
Smith and Mrs. s. plnsmore,. Kirk
wood, Ohio, this evening, There wifi DO
an exhibit OF rarO and interesting
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BENWooD
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

County Town.
G. ". Hammond, the man confined at
the lookup for Implication in the row
at the Boggs' run bridge, was released
on his own recognlzance yesterday, and
went to MoundsvIlle and swore out
warrants for the arrest OF George Ern4
est, Fred Blum and John Blum. the
other men involved in the affair and
whom he alleges committed the assault
upon him.
The Republicans held q regular love
feast at Henry sllptner's place last
evening. The building was handsomely
decorated and many Of the local candi-
dates made addresses. At the conclu-
sion a bounteous spread was served and
the inner man was taken care of salts
factOrily. The affair was under the aus
pieces OF the 8. NJ. Steele club.
The mass meeting of citizens at the
city hall tomorrow night for the pur-
pose Of discussing the proposition Of the
Wheeling Street Railway Company to
run its tracks on Marshall street. will
likely be rouser. The sentiments Of
the candidates OF both paroles will be
gotten and the citizens will vote accord
ingfy.
The friends OF James FARMER declare
he did not draw OF from the sherIffalty
race in the interest OF Steele or any
other candidate, but that he hnd the
best interests Of the party in mind when
he did so. Mr.. Farmer wishes to thank
his friends for the cordial support they
have given him.
The pudding and skelp departments
Of the lower steel plant will not go on
Monday, as was expected. The newly
constructed bed plate Is found to be too
small and a new one will have to be
made, causing a delay in the resump-
ton of these departments until about
Thursday.
The last rehearsal for the production
of "A Noble Spy" by the pupils of the
high school, was held yesterday and
everything moved along smoothly. It
is thought the Methodist Eplscopal
church will be taxed to its capacity this
evening, when the drama will be pro-
duced.
on Monday evening four candidates
will be initiated into the third degree by
the knights Of Pythlas, at Odd Fellows
hall. There will be many visiting
knights present from Wheeling, Bell
aIre and MoundsvillG.
Some Reii~known young men OF the
town have organized social organIEa-
tion to be known as the Red Rose Club
They will give their opening hop at
Blue Ribbon haii shortly after Easter.
The Republicans OF the Second ward
are talking of organizing a new cam
paign club and meeting will be held
some time next week, when officers will
be elected and u name selected.
A bouncing big baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs, James Hunter Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Hunters home lie in
Warrington. and she Is visiting at the
home of tlcorge Vance.
The inside OF the Pabst building is
being repaInted and grained, making n
handsome Improvement on the interior
Of the place.
Lafayette Glover, formerly resident
of this city, but now of Glover's Gap is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Annie Brannan is confined to
her home with serious illness.
Miss JULIO Barrett ia visiting friends
in MoundsvIllr.
Joseph Woods is seriously III of rheu-
matism.
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ExEoUToR's SALE.
TXECUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE,
! will sell at auction at the north front

HXECGToR s SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE,
/ will sell at auction at the north front
door OF the cotfrt house, on
TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1900,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock a. M, the fol-
lowing pieces Of valuable real estate, to-
Wit:
fnents, q tWo.Rtory brick house, containing
S rooms and ball: lot fronting IS feet on
Market street, depth l22 feet TO Alley b;
In good repair.
Also lot No. ~ on Twentieth street. now
occupied by Bethel Mission, fronting 10
feet on Twentieth street, 1bolit a feet at
renr, and 70 feet deep to n private Hlley,
Also lots Nos q and g on Twentieth
street, fronting az feet on Twentieth
street, 10 feet deep 10 n private alley; Inn
prOVeTnents, one double two.story brick,
containing eight rooms each, with base.
inent; both gnseR and water.
Also lot No. 27il Eoff street, fronting
10 rs feet on EOfr street. running back 100
feet 10 an alley; improvements. one two
story brick house, containing rooms.
Also vacant lot No. 23t2 EoR street.
fronting lG 10 foot on flOff street, running
back 100 feet to an qlley.
TERMS OF SAbE--0 he-thiFd cash on
day Of sale, and the balance In two equal
instnilmentR Of one and two years, with
interest. The deferred payments 10 DO
secured by deed OF trust,
JOHN M'KEE, Executor.
G. s. GREER, AurtioDeer. Hlhl6tu&f
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rhn Knntnclrv FutnrltY.

LExaINToN, KY. March 1.-THE
Kentucky futurity, guaranteed value
$4,000, for foals Of 1900. to be contested
by two-year-olds in 1908, closed to-day
with an unprecedented number of en-
tries. Mails from the west and east are
yet to be received, but 1t can safely be
stated that over 1000 entries will be
nominated.
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MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
w ready. Tens Of thousands viii DO
sold. Opportunity Of a life time to make
money. Big profits; credit; freight paid.
Send ten cents for 6Htiis and BY AFst IN
feld. Each subscriber gets fine phOto-
type portrait Of Mr., Moody for framing
free. WF!t0 quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE, ~ N. 18th 81, Phlls
RdclphiA, Pa, jalS-mW&f
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Last nlghts games;
sEcRETARY ROOT
EramIning conditleaa Is cas-.

Examining Conditions in Cuba.
HAVANA, March l5. Secretary Foot
said to-day, when interviewed by the
Correspondent Of the Associated Press.
that he had come to Cuba for two rea-
sons. In the first place, he desired to
see for himself the working Of the var
lous departments, civil and military,
and 10 investigate, so Tar as possible,
the character OF the work accomplish
ed. In the second place, he desired to
see as many representative men as
possible, including ali the business In
terests. to feel that he was in personal
touch with the requirements OF the Is
land.
He went on to say that he had at all
times closely followed all the reports
regarding Cuba. but he had always felt
assured, that. In respect Of many mat
tiers, definite Knowledge called for per-
sonal contact. he now felt that the
Cubans had done wonders considering
the nature Of the strife that had de-
vastated the country for solong time,
Their conduct and amiabllity had
greatly impressed him, and he was
satisfied, from all he had seen, that they
were capable Of self-government.
cit is necessary. of course, to prepare
for this" said Mr.. Root, ''by practical
experience
"There is no doubt that the United
states win keep faith with the Cuban
people. and the joint resolution Of Con-
gress will be carried out But just ex-
actly when it is impossible to say. The
municipal elections, which will take
place on May /, will prove the first les
sons"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

mo THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
to the party primary election.
I respectfully solicit your support,
mw&f.ja1 ROBERT ANDERSON
..NoT4cH.
/ desire to announce to the Republicans
Of Ohio County. that am candidate for
County Assessor, Country District Of Ohio
County, at the primary election, to be held
April q.
Your support Is respectfully solicited.
jal LESTER SMITH.
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THE chief recommendation Of the
Kraknuer Pianos, Is that they never
become "tin-pnnny." This you know, ls
n matter not to be overlooked. Sold
only by r. w. BANNER co.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT....

No. Sc Sixteenth street. 9-StorY brick
store room and 10 rooms.
No. rs Maryland EtrOet.
No. q Maryland street
No. 50 Main street.
No. tl2 Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street
New house on South Huron street.
No co North Front street.
No. CO Seventeenth street.
No. 1N Nineteenth street-tf ,foa
Lot east end Nineteenth street, @ feet
front-$9O0
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Riverside Pottery Co.
Mccoy Shoe Co.
slSteFsville Gold Mining.
FostoriA Glass Company.
Wheeling Pottery.
wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Wheeling Bridge Company.
National Steel Company.
Dollar Savings Bank, Brtdgeport, ORC
National Steel Company. American TO
Plate Company, National Tube Company
American Hoop Company stocks bought
and sold on the Stock Exchange, Nov
York and Chicago.
BONDS FOR AISEt-tta'vensWood, spen.
Ger & Chenille Railroad. 8 per cent
SIMPSON q TATUM,
Room ( City Bank Buiiding. wheeling
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- -
nrTFaBTJRGff. WHEELING & KEN
I lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
WHEELING. ". Va. March 8, 100
The annual meeting % the steckheldeFa
OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kentucky
Railfoad Company will Be- held az The prin-
cipai once oe the company N the city Of
Wheeling, ". Va. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1900,
az : o'cIocl. p. M, for the purpose Of hold
Ing an election for directors 70 servo Tor
the ensuing year, and the TRANSACTION OF
such other business - may properly come
before the meeting.