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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-09
1iouor 1lconso AppIlcatiOns.

a number OF license applications were
read by Clerk oBrien. President Max
well ruled that they should so to the
committee on petitions and rem?n-
strances.
Has the committee no report to
make OF It's meeting to-nlght?' asked
Mr.. Healy.
Chairman Bradbury replied that no
report had been made out.
Mr.. Healy asked as 10 certain points.
the chair replying satisfactorily.
Then Mr.. MaTschner moved Dat the
licenses be referred to the committee on
petitions and remonstraaccs.
THE motion isn't necessary" said
President Maxwell. They have to go
there anyway, all being new appiica-
tons" This settled 1t.
The applications were ms follows:
II. l.. Wheat, 1901 Market street.;
Harding & Smith, 1916 Main street;
George a. Landmesser & Co., lOii
Market street: Paul Biery, 1892 Market
street; V. Leibold. 1880 Market street;
]. b. Wnllc 10 Sixteenth street; Car
euhucr & O'Malley. 2S0l Main street;
James Robinson, las Water street;
Joseph Barum, 2OO6 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A delightful feast Of melody and
mirth may be confidently anticipated
at the performances of Black PATHS
Troubadours." at the Opera House this
evening. This mammoth organization
is credited with giving an entertain-
ment which never fails OF exciting gem
ulne enthusiasm. There are fifty art
lists in the company and many OF them
have a reputation which is familiar In
every city where there is a theatre.
Black Patti, the star of the combina-
ton, has won fame and high lyric hon
ors through the Incompatible singing In
every part of the civilized world. Her
recent tour of Europe was a continuous
series OF grand public ovations. 1t is
said that no singer OF the present gen
Grafton attracted such immense thronss
as those which attended her perform
ances in st. Petersburg. Berlin, Paris,
Vienna and London. In the latter city
she not only received the tributes OF the
masses but royalty paid her honor
through the Prince Of Wales, who be.
slowed upon her his distinguished pat
rOnuRe
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling,
Progressive Neighbor

Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock Or,
CURED the death Of Mrs. Mary sny5a,
at the residence Of her daughter. M,
August Miller, on Hanover street NJ
ceased was seventy years OF age shp4
funeral services Will be held al Ii, nj.
deEce Of the daughter at II o'clock 10.
morrow morning, conducted by RcS.
Paul Hummer, pastor OF the Germap
Lutheran church, after which the n,
mains will be taken TO Bellaire, wh.n
public services will be held In the Gs,.
man Lutheran church. Interment MI
follow at Rose Hin cemetery.
The report in yesterdays issue tn,
Thomas Pugh, clerk OF the water boaH
had resigned and that his rcglgnatIn
had been accepted, was somewhat DR..
mature. Mr.. Pugh stlll has charge asl
the error occurred through mls.ntosml.
ton.
The flfteen-m onths-old son Of Nr. a.!
Mrs. Clarence Burris, Of Fifth strss.
died early yesterday morning. Ii.
funeral will take place this Afternoon !,
. o'clock and interment will be at RlYti,
view cemetery.
John Coss. who was arrested hs
week charged with embeZzling funtiI
the United Mine Workers Union No Z }
was released yesterday on 500 bail II
hearing has been set for May II, bE.s
Squire Keller.
WE offer this week some rare u.
gains in sample and Slightly shop-Vn
Pianos. Call and see them or wrhiz
prices. F. w. BANNER co,
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In CLERK RobertsOn,s Office.

Yesterday was very busy day for
County Clerk Robertson. as number OF
deeds and mortgages were put on re-
cord. The matrimonial market had 4
little furry.
Deed. dated April 81. 1900 between
Katherine NJ. Scheele and Fred Widdel
and others and Agnes S. Quinn, part OF
lot SO in Eoff and. Chapline's addition,
consideration $4,000.
Deed. dated April 30, 1900, between
John w. Myles and wife and +, NJ.
Lewis and James j.. Doyle. south one
half OF lot 40 In Eoff and Chapllne's ad-
ditIon, consideration $1,000,
Deed. dated March &c. 1900, between
Katherine Quinn and Agnes S, Quinn,
lot 10. In Behrens and Speidel subdivi-
sion, consideration $40
Three deeds OF trust were recorded
yesterday.
A marriage license was issued to Ed
ward w. SlIgar. aged 30. and Gertrude
L, Nickson, aged 10 years, both OF
Whitfield. w. Va
william L. James. aged SO years, and
Ethel V Conner aged % years, both OF
this city,
John Yost, jr., aged 20 years and Jose
phine Landroth, aged p years, both OF
Wheeling.
Edward C. Meyer. aged 90 years, and
Mabel Ler Wheatley, aged % years,
residents Of this city.
Il. II. Parker was named as adminis-
traitor OF the Susan Miller estate, bond
$1,000. with Mary Ronpkc as surety.
The charter OF the Chicago and Sltka
Gold Mining and Milling Company was
filed by Attorney h, S, Allison. The
company is capitalized ut $1,000, with
the privilege Of raising to $2,OOO0O0, and
bears the names OF Herman a. Bauer,
OF Seattle, Wash, and julius W. Los
wrnthal, Carl c. Moeller. Albert II,
Wolf and sydney stelnall. OF Chicago,
ms incorporatOrs.
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Along the Landing.

Ad Everett, candidate for wharrmnstcr
The marks ut y. m, yesterday, show
cd feet Inches and falling.
There was quite a rush OF freight Vt
the landing yesterday shippers wanting
to make hay while the river was up,
The broken shaft OF the T. NJ. Bayna
has been repaired and It resumes It's
place in tho Steuhpnvlllc trade. Its
place was. taken during the interim by
the Eliza,
Last evenings thunderstorm, with
Its attendant rain. was greatly welcom-
ed by riVermen. More Is desired and
general rains will keep tho stream at n
boating stage. The prospects are not
bright, however, unless rain in suiil-
Client quantities comes,
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STILL
REMAIN OUT
in The COLD.
saloOnists Under the Ban Must Pin
Their Faith to the Future
For Success.
IT is UP TO THE COMMITTEE
On Petitions and RemOnstrances
Again = Brief and PrOsy
Council Meeting.

In expectation that council would
struggle with the liquor licenses that
are under the ban. there was large
attendance Of spectators at last nights
regular meeting OF council. The sess-
ion was comparatively a brief one. be-
ing but half an hour in length. and the
business transacted was mostly Of a
routine character. Applications were
made before council for nine OF the
places that are not in public favor. and
they were referred to the committee on
petitions md remonstraDces, which is
the regular order Of things the applica-
tlons being technically new ones. The
committee turned tham down about n
month ago and they may meet with the
same fate, although the bonded guar
antee" proviso may cut some figure.
Previous to the council meeting, this
committee met and referred to City So
llcitor Boyce the petitions of Otto Fish
and Richard wnkIe, with instructions
to ascertain the Legality Of the clause
the petitioners agreed to live up to-;
namely, to forfeit $1,000 II they failed
to run decent places. The committee
will not take further action until it
hears from Mr.. Boyce. In the mean
time. eleven saloons are minus license.
Several transfers were approved by
council but none Of these pertained 70
those under the ban. A feature Of the
council meeting was the "holdlng-up'
for the second time Of the appointment
Of Charley Cooke as city engineer, but
It is thought Mr.. Cooke will finally be
confirmed. The young mans politics
was not such base OF operations last
night as the vote was not u strict party
vote.
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Verdict For Rafferty,.

A few minutes after midnight this
morning, the jury in the damage suit
brought by Prof. ]. Sebastian Rafferty,,
late organist at the Cathedral against
Bishop Donahue for $500. breach of
contract being alleged, returned a ver-
dict OF $50 and costs for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Rafferty, claimed his services were
dispensed with without the requisite
notice being given. The case was tried
In Squire Peterman's court, and since
Its inception several weeks ago. It has
occRsloned no little interest, and n large
crowd hung about the court room until
midnight, when the jury completed It's
labors.
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Excellent Productions.

There was very appreciative audi
ence at the Grand last night TO see the
production OF Crystals Cross" by tle
Arnold Stock Company. owing to the
warm weather. the daily matinees VIII
be dispensed with. and matinees will BE-
given on Wednesday and Saturday
This afternoon East Lynn" will BE- pre-
scented, and tonight the unabridged
version Of the great emotional drama
"Ten Nights in Bar Room"
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Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in to days.
It's action upon the system is rcmRrka-
BILE and mysterious Il removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The FIRST dose greatly ben
Gifts. 10 cents. Sold by r. II. List,
1910 Main street. Chas Mcnkcmcllcr,
corner Market and Twenty-sccond
streets, druggists. mw&t
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Edward Brown was granted a lease
on city commons property; also one to
Robert Fleming and wife.
The bond OF charles Becker, who Sc
cured the garbage collecting contract,
came up in the first branch. It having
been approved by the city solicitor, and
this branch cOncurred in the seconds
endorsement
The bond OF the National Telephone
Company, for %25,0OO with Mr.. Henry
Schmulbach, surety. md signed by
John A. Howard. president, was sub
mitted and accepted.
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Council Opens.

Council got down to work at $3.50
o'clock, being delayed by the meeting
of the committee on petitions and re-
monstrances In the second branch
twenty members responded to the roll
call, and on Mr.. Healy's motion, the
reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with. There wore only two absentees
In the first branch.
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Az to Arbenz building.

A resolution offered by Mr.. Bloom
field, lnstructlng the city solicitor to
take such action as may be deemed
necessary. against the owners OF the
ArbenZ property on Twentieth street,
who refused to rae the building after
being ordered to by Mayor Sweeney
and Fire Chief Cline. Part OF the
building has collapsed. The resolution
was adopted. The first brunch adj
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Citv Clerks Report.

The seml-monthly report of City
Clerk o,Brian showed; Appropriations.
Sl6O,7s7 95: expenditures. Sl0s,977 81;
balances. 5l.Sl0 IS. Collector j. *. Eall
turned over to City Receiver Alex
Forgey the following amounts: Fifty
cent levy, Sl2.352 "a; ten-cent levy.
&. 2G1 O6.
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Dr. Megrail. the Island member OF
fhc second branch. was prepared to Of
fer a resolution making Sunday base
ball prohibitory within the city. but the
first branch had adjourned before he
was ready, so the resolution was not
presented.
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Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was the result Of his splendid hoaliA
Indomitnble Will and tremendogi
energy are not found where stomsea
liver, kidneys and bowels are out OF 81,
der. II you want these qualities aIl
the success they bring. use Dr. Ming.
New Life Pills. They develop ever,
power OF brain and body. only .0c' d
Logan Drug Co.'S drug stere.-6
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Committee Bills.
License Transfers Granted.

The following license transfers were
granted:
NJ. Kelly to John II. Fcndt liO2 LAR
ket street. Frank Ennis TO Gus Franz
helm % Tenth street. John j. Sheekey
TO Thomas Halpln, 81 Twelfth street:
William Schcmp to c. 7. Blanchard, 81
Seventeenth street; Thomas McLaugh-
lin to Rudolph Brandt, 260l Chapl!ne
rLr
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rAE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s DEPARTURES

Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. s a. m.
Pnrkersburg. BEN HUR. Sn. m.
CINCINNATI, KEYSTONE STATE, 10 n. Il
NeWport. JEWEL, at noon.
SteubcnVIlle. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
SlstprRvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p m,
Clnrington. LEROY, 1880 p: m.
Louisville PITTSBURGH, p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAWHA, 6 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, p. m.
SteubenVille. 7. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
SistcrgyIlle. RUTH, $50 p. III.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p, IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati, QUEEN CTTY,'S a. m.
Steubenvlllc. n NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. IN.
SlBtcrSville. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
eProhAblo.
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Society,".
-A g.


Yesterday, the Sth of May, the
browning of the May Queen took place
at Mount de Chantal; Miss Narcissa
Fox was the happy recipient of this
honor. The opera House orchestra was
engaged for the occasion, and after the
young ladies' had entered the music
half, the chosen queen was crowned BY
Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue, who was ac-
compan!ed by several priests of the Ca
thedral, Very Rev. D. o'Connor, vicar
general of the diocese, and Rev. ]. II.
Sullivan, chaplain at Mt. de Chantal.
Next in order was an address In verse,
made by one Of the maids of honor, u
Spanish dance with castanets, and a
fancy dance by the minims. The whole
party then proceeded to the lawn in
front of the academy, where q Maypole
had been erected. around which TWEEN
ty-four Of the young ladies danced,
twisting and untwisting the bright col
ored ribbons with ease. and tripping
gracefully around the pole, holding
aloft their beautiful green garlands;
the scene was one Of beauty and was
the feature of the day. After fine
repast in the refectory, which was
tastefully decorated with maple leaves,
apple blossoms and cut flowers, all re-
paired to the music hall and the even
ing was passed most pleasantly; Ices
were served between the dances, and
when the large bell sounded the signal
for retiring, reluctantly and slowly did
the dancers obey the summons.
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Rnilrond and stenmshln

Tickets to all parts OF tho world. Also
Cooks tours to Paris, Sli5 to $3.50, which
include all expenses.
]. q. TOMLGNSoN. Agent.
Pennsylvania Station, Eleventh street,
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After the second branch cleared Its
table OF business, a recess was taken.
But in the meantime. the first branch
adjourned. so the second was forced TO
do likewise, which occurred at o'clock
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices, +. W. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va,
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains In sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. F. w. BAUMER CO.
Wheeling, w. Va.
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ALL latest novelties In SultIngs and
Fancy VestIngs, at c. w. SEA-
BRIGHT'S SON, Merchant Tailor.
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. L. w. EAuMER CO,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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MY Stock of Fancy Suitings is the
largest and cheapest in the city.
c, w. SEABRIGHT'S SON. The Tailor,
Twenty-second and Main Streets.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Friends of Walter Yahn win be pleas
ed to hear that he is able to be out
again.
Miss Rose Meade and Mr.. William
Mack win leave Wheeling to-day for a
pleasure trip to Atlantic City and from
there they will visit London and var
ious other points.
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THE entire stock of dry goods aH5
notions Of Egger. Warr!ck & CO., WI
he sold in the next few weeks, reea'0'
'''' CHAMBERS q HICKS
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SHADE TREES, extra large. Or
namental and bedding plants at low
est prices. Catalogue free. Reid's
Nurseries, Tel. So, Bridgeport, Ohio.
mwf
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WE offer this week some rare o1l'
gains In sample and slightly shop-WI,I ~
pianos, Call and see them or write w
prices. L. W. BANNER co.
Wheeling, w. Va,
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample md slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. F. W. BANNER Co.
Wheeling. w. Va.
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GOOD Union Workmanship OF c. ";
sEABRIGHT's SON, Twenty-seeoa'
and Main Streets.
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via the Wheeling & Lake Erie to Chi
cago and return. Sl2 so, May :, IA and
81. st. Louis and return. Sl9, May Is,
l6, q and %. Limit, June /.
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DIED.

MoTTE-on Wednesday, May o., 10 ,l;-S y
1880 n. m. MRS MARY j. MOI t t,,
relIct OF the late w. j. Note, N ny
S5th year Mt the residence OF u Y
List. jr., Pleasant Valley
Funeral notice hereafter
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A most successful musical and liter
airy entertainment for the benefit of the
Rabbi Wise Personal Aid Guild was
given last night at Arion hall. An un-
usually fine programme was rendered
and greatly appreciated by the fine au-
dlence assembled. The performers in
cluded: Miss Ruth Wolf, Miss Estelle
Kraus, Miss Elsie Gundling. Mr.. James
p. Morgan and Mr.. David Crawford.
The Guild, under whose auspices the
affair was given. is composed OF the
Young ladies' of the local Hebrew con-
Rregation. It is an auxiliary to the He
brew ladies' aid society and its pur-
pose is to render assistance to INDECENT
Hebrews.
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REDUCED RATEs no TAIRGoNl
Account State Republican conven'
tiou,

May 5th to sth. inclusive the s .tS,.
more & Ohio will sell excursion uS ie'I
to Fairmont and return az tsu ss,T
rates. valid for return passage u''''
MAY II.
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Against Sunday Ball.

3ourned before the resolution came to
II, hence didn't concur.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-03
ALL KINDS OF
SCHOOL SHOES

For all kinds and sizes Of child
rem. We make a special business
OF school shoes ana have very
large and varied stock at prices
to suit all Bring the children
in and let us show you what we
can do.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-03
NAGGiNG MOTHERS.

They Do Their Children Great Harm by
Their Constant Admonitions. .
Tn nagg1ng mother is never sim
cerely loved by her children. They
may know full well that she is solicit
tous for their welfare. but they also
know she Is taking a wrong course to
promote it. The greatest offenders are
the conscientious mothers, who joyful
ly sacrifice themselves for the sake OF
the little ones born to them. maternal
affection being the consuming passion
of their lives. Willing and fond, but
lacking the intelligence to perceive
that there comes a time when the
days of tutelage should end. the erst-
while child having attained self-suf-
f1cing individuality, the mother insists
upon regulating the conduct OF her
sons and daughters as long as they
make their home with her. and her
most bitter experience arises from the
hostility the young persons evince for
her tyranny, for tyranny 1t is. How
ever deficient she may be in knowl-
edge other than that resulting from
her personal experience within the
four walls OF her home. she regards 1t
her right that she should dominate the
goings and comings of her children.
The tyranny and nag disseminated by
the typical devoted mother affects
smaller class than they did before
girls, as well as boys, set out upon
careers of economic independence, for
the bread winner, whatever the sex, is
not a personality to be trifed with.
but still there remains ample opportu-
nifty for the exercise OF maternal mar
row-minded home domination. For
one thing, convention still looks as
kance as unmarried sons and daugh-
ters, even wage-earners who set up for
themselves, and, largely in deference
to the unwritten social law which
proclaims the family roof, when at
tainable, to be the proper shelter Tor
the unwed, young men and women
remain at home when their preference
would be for more independent mode
of life. The more fortunate young
persons go to strange cities or coun-
tries to work out their material saliva
ton, and they thus escape the fond
mothers irritating attempts at domln-
alton. The peace Of thousands OF
homes is poisoned by mothers who
cannot comprehend the relation they
should hold to adult children.