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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-10
BELlAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in tho Metropolis
+ Of Belmont County.

James NJ. Rees, Of ST.. Clairsvillc, and
Judge ]. B. briggs were in. the, city yes
to-day. Mr.. Rees Is a. candidate for
the nomination for circuits judge, and
will look after the selection Of delegates
at the mass convention, to be held a,
St. Clairsville this Afternoon. Hei,is 4
we'll informed lawyer and was at ono
time n resident of this city, and a law
partner Of John A. Gallaher He
graduated with first honors at Marietta
and served three years in the Civil war
entering the service as u boy>of eigh.
teen in Company b.. OF the Seventh
Ohio Volunteer Infantry. There are
many members of that regiment in the
district embraced within the circuit,
and Mr.. Rees feels encouraged at assur-
ances received from them OF cordial
support in his candidacy. Belmont Is
the only county In this section that
has not yet selected its delegates. hence
the mass convention called by Hon. J.
C. Heinlein for to-day. The nominal
ing convention will be held at Steu-
benvile on the 4th OF September.
Frank J. Myers and Miss Belle Tuck
er were recently, married at Red Key,
Md. Both were former residents of
this city, where the bride was q teacher
In the schools here. She has been en-
gagged In the same calling in Indiana.
The couple are now In this city visiting
old friends and acquaintances.
The new Fifth ward hose house Will
be dedicated and formally 'piaced in
the hands OF the hose company next
Saturday There vii. be addresses
and q banquet in the evening. The
Filth ward company Is twenty-five
years old this week.
Mayor Freeze held n short session
yesterday. during which he fired Henry
Smith $40 and costs and gave him
thirty days In jail for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and two plain DRINKS
were let OFF, as usual. Smith went to
Jail.
Capt. W. N. Ault and wife came in
from Muncie,, Ind.,, and are guests OF
Col. Poorman' and wife. south OF town.
Mrs. Ault is their daughter.
Marshal James. S. Johnston has been
sick for week or more. and Officer
Shannafelt has been dividing his time
looking after his duties.
Sam Taylor and James T. Patterson
were here from Pittsburgh yesterday,
on their way to Washington township
for 4 vacation.
Mrs. Charles w. Lancaster and two
children went to the country yesterday
for n weeks vacation.
John Du Bots Is delegate from this
city TO the meeting of the Wheeling
presbytcry to-day.
Mrs. NJ. V. Miller and daughter, Miss
Sophia. are visiting relatives in Steu-
benville. i.
At Epworth Park there Is fine fish
ing, but they bar the catching OF bass.
Several saloon mon will answer to the
mayor for selling on Sunday.
Mrs. James Kenney, IT.. Is visiting
relatives at Belmont.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh employees
were paid yesterday.
Miss Mary Kelly Is OF on months
vacation.
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who died Saturday. took place ycster-
day 1nterinent was at Cameron.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll Will arrive home to-
day from chautauqua, n. T., where he
has been for several days. f.
p Mrs. Harry Grave has returned to
her home at Ingram, Pa, after visiting
here and at Moundsyille.
Miss Ethel Campbell was the guest
Of friends In Benwoed yesterday after
noon. 4
Mrs. Edward Morris Is at Fairmont,
visiting his brother. "a
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
4 County's Chief City.

The gypsIcs who have been encamped
In McConncls field and on the fair
grounds left this morning for pastures
new. While on Grant avenue one OF
their horses fell dead, and after asking
what 1t would cost them to remove and
bury the animal they decided that II
would be cheaper to let the city author.
tiles do the work. Marshal Miller
and Constable l.. G. Hammond armed
themselves with q warrant and fol-
lowed the owners OF the animal and
overtok them at Limestone where they
,agred to pay all bills and costs in the
matter, amounting to SIS. They were
then allowed to so.
c. S. Riggs, who has the contract for
constructing the trestlcs and coal tip
pies on the short line railroad from
Clnrksburg to New Martinsville. left
yesterday morning with about q dozen
carpenters to commence work.
e. +. Barnes, principal of the Norris
town. Ohio. school. was here yesterday
on business. He has been elected
cashier in the new bank to be opened
in a short time at Bethesda, Ohio.
David Meslck, one of the FostorIa
Glass Company's most valued en-
ployes, vii leave In Il few days for a
visit at his old home In Mlllvillc. New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lutes, OF East
Fifth street, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Rankin, who Is
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WELLSBURG.
Dolngs of People In the Brooke Coun.
Jty Metropolis.

LUNGS VI 1copie III tHc bTOOke Colu-
Jty Metropolis.
BY the fall of scaffold at the Stan.
dard glass works yesterday morning,
Andrew Elcisser. Edward Hail and
Robert BeIrd were seriously injured.
Elcisscr's injuries are the most serious,
his spine being injured. a large ware
house is being erected at the Standard
works. and the men were at work on
this when the accident occurred. All
three were taken to their homes and
medical attention given them.
The ordnance committee has recon-
mcnded to council the granting OF a
franchise to the Wellsburg & Lazear-
vile Electric Railway Company for
lighting purposes. The next regular
session OF council vii be held on Tues
day, July II.
The Methodist. Presbyterian and
Christian Sunday schools will hold n
union picnic ut Chester, the new Pam
Handle railroad resort. opposite East
Liverpool, on Tuesday. July II. A spe-
clal train Will leave Wellsburg ut $3.50
n. m.
County Clerk McCord has received
seventeen copies OF the new West Vir-
giria code for distribution among the
Brooke county officials entitled there
to. ,,.,
Mrs. Annie Carothers has returned
from visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Rev. Chrlsman, of Memphis, Tenn.
a new baby hoy arrived AZ the home
of Rev. and Mrs 7. Z. Swan on Satur-
day July Z. IS
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
ProEressive Neiehhnr.

!, The, Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, will
meet In the pariors of the church to-
morrow afternoon Mt $50 O'Clock The
subject Will be 'Hanan and the Philip
pines" and Mrs. w. Fl. Smith will be
the leader. who Will read some notes OF
I Interest from her son. Ernest, who Is
now in the Philippine Islands.
James NJ. Rees. candidate for circuit
Judgeship. was in the city yesterday.
de has just returned from n trip
through the northern section Of the
district and reports his chances against
Cook most ilatter!ng. He feels positive
that he will be the winner.
Mrs. Lillian Gould died yesterday
morning at her home on South Broad
way, aged twenty-thrce years. The
funeral will take place Tomorrow az
ternoon Mt O'clock, and the lntermcnt
Will be made at Rivrrview cemetery.
Although nothing definite can be
learned. 1t Is the general opinion OF n
majority of the employees OF the Aetna
Standard mill that the plant will re-
sumo next Monday, as the sheet scale
has been signed.
The case OF Frank Walters, which
Goodhue yesterday. was settled out of
court and the plaintiff agreed to pay
the costs.
William Stewart Is home from MinEo
Junction. having resigned his position
on the clerical force OF the mill ut that
place, TO accept more lucrative one
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, OF To-
lcdo. who have been visiting relatives
hero, are spending few days with
friends ut Powhatan.
Misses Ida Bulctt and Mary Lewis
leave this morning 10 spend couple of
weeks with friends and relatives near
Bethesda. Ohio,
The case Of a. ]. Smith against N. r..
ltclnecl, which was continued from last
week. comes up before Mayor Goodhuc
this morning. e.
Miss Dora Dick returned last evening
from n visit Of several weeks with rel
atlVes nj Cincinnati and Vicinity.
Edward Hamilton returned to Pitts
burEh last evening. after n two weeks
visit with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Parks left ycster-
day Tor Point Pleasant, w. Va, TO visit
~ - W. 80 - toal''G W hGNNS'
Contractor Cochran will commence
the latter part Of the week laying the
pavement on Ccntcr street,
Harry Bulett and Harry Bartholomew
nre visiting friends and relatives at
Morrlsto%n and vicinity.
Miss Clara Illdebrnnd left yesterday
for Cambridge. to visit her brother Ben
for several weeks.
John Fctercrs and family are here
from New Philadelphia, Ohio, visiting
relatives. IE
Charles Wood. of Decatur, H., Is the
guest of his parents. on North Third
street. 'z.n
Tive Welsh Congregational church
WIN picnic nj Wheeling park to-day.
Miss Lena Mckay went TO Delaware
ONO, yesterday, TO visit friends.
q. G. Smith, OF Dllonvnlc, is the
guest OF relatives In this city.
WE have three secondhand Upright
Il N
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Suspend for -Four weeks.

FALL RIVER, Mass. July Gin
compliance with an agreement signed
by representatives of most OF the cot
ton mills in Fal! River. TO curtall pro-
duction for four weeks during the
summer. several mills to-day suspend
ed operations. All the mills represent
ed on the manufacturers selling com
mittee have entered into an agreement
to close for four weeks. When the
curta!lment is In full operation. nearly
10000 employees will be affected. The
stoppage OF machinery Is due to the
lack OF demand for print CLOTH
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Bulletin.

FOR RENT NOW.tc.
3 fine office rooms, most desirable and
cheap. in Masonic Temple, including light,
heat and janitOr service. q, 4
rooms, 2ll0 Jacob street.
3 rooms, corner Fifteenth and Jacob
FOR SALE.
building lot. Park View, 5ox1b0.
16 building lots in Elm Grove, from $50
upwards.
to 81. $40 piece. --saT
A grocery business. with postotflco and
real estate. National road and railroad
station: q fine chance for someone.
Money on real estate at any time ut S
and per cent. per annum.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone eli.
Wheeling, w. Va
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Seuled proposals will be received at the
Office Of the General Manager, Mounds
willie. W. Va. until Il o'clock noon, July
: Il, 1900. for the graduation and masonry
on Sections !, 9, 3 and Of the Pittsburgh,
Conneiisviiie & Wheeling Railroad.
Plans. profile and specifications may be
seen mt the office OF Chief Engineer,
Moundsvillc. on aud after July It'll.
bids. EDGAR a. HOLMES,
JeS0 ~ s General Manager. !
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Took Eleven Innings.

CINCINNATI. July 9.--Crawtoyds SIN
gle and McBride's triple put an end TO to-
days game In the eleventh. a long drawn
out affair. In which much time was spent
wrangling with the umpire. Score:
Cincinnati ........0OOaol1oo0l-S ! :
Philadelphia 800 OIL s000000-4 s
Batteries. Newton and Peitz: Frnzer and
Mcfarland. Earned runs. Cincinnati &;
Philadelphia q Time, $50 Attendance,
LOO. CmDlre, Terry ' - :
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Other Interstate Games.

At Columbus. Ri E
Columbus 81 8 9 20 o . 0 LIZ II 2
Toledo ......6 o % 0 ! 0 o o. 10 1
Batteries-Streit, Wolfe yand BevIlle;
At Mansfield. - r II E
Mansfield 80 o o o 0 0 o o % > 3
New Castle....5 0 / o % 0 2 0 O--S S l
Batteries-Irwln and Fox; Wadsworth
and Graffius.
At Dayton. RHE
Dayton ........4 % 0 IL ml,,0 - S .
Youngstown 100 0 o 0 90 o 90 . 4
Batterles-Moore and ponahue; Doyle
and Murphy. sgS
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Earned runs, Fort Wayne Z Two. base
hits. Brashear 2, Kruger. Belden, Ritter.
Sacrifice hits, Lyons. lloyd. Babb. Stolen
bases. Babb. Miller, AIcaney. First base
on balls on FElsksn 2; on McGI nni
Passed bali, Ritter. Double play, Babb
10 Brashear. Umpire, Colgan. Time I:iO.
Attendance GOO sf.. .r'
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Mcl1EcHEN NOTES.
Dnily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

Mayor George Artz and Charles KIN
ney leave this morning ms Delegates TO
tho Republican state convention, which
meets ut Charleston Tomorrow,
Mr.. W. II. Johnson and wife. and
Grand daughter. loft last night for
Shcrphcrdstown. where they Will visit
Mr. Johnson's mother.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fred Kepplr.
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and cheeriulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out Of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
thatiti5 no. uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. lfthc child urin-
oka- To- nflna &c Al.
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~ OWE my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bittcrs, Scrofuous sores covered
my body. l seemed beyond cure. Il,
j. u. has made me perfectly well wo-
man." Mrs. Charles Hutton, BcrvIljc,
Mlch.-1 gg, y
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Special Dispatch to the IntelllEencer.
FORT WAYNE, July s.-wheeiing fell
down before her hoodoo to-day Up to
the sixth Inning McGlnnis pitched n good
game. but a fter that he went up In the
air. and the locals won with ease. The
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Base Ball Briefs.

The only change made in the Inter-
state standing yesterday was the
Jumping of Columbus over Mansfield.
by defeating Toledo, and the Haymak-
ers being shut out by New Castle.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE jjj
STANDING OF CLUBS,

yesterdays GAMES. =
Fort Wayne .. Wheeling ..
n n Columbus y. Toledo I.
75s5 New Castles. Mansfield o.
Daytonl7, Youngstown Q.
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urine scalds the flesh or Il. when the child
reaches an age when Il should be able to
control the passage, 1t is YET afflicted with
bed-wetiing, depend upon 1t. the cause Of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and tho first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and no, 10 habit as
most people suppose. h
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp.Root Is soon realized. Its sold
by druggists, In fifty EsE.--
cent and one dollar a5iissE 1s, AHA
sizes. You may have isasFa
sample bottle by mail sts la99E9s
free, also pamphlet tell Homo Q, svaupRo
ing all about It, including many Of the
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co.. 'Binghamton. N. T., be sure and
mention this paper.
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....FOR REMIT.

No. $50 Main street. rooms:.........sSoo
No $50 Main street, 9 rooms. ......... 500
5 rooms on Second street, Martins
Ferry, Ohio ......................... %
2.chair barber shop. with fixtures
BE-, complete and bath room, 1916 Main ,t
street. & -T
Stable. east end OF Nineteenth street.
No. 335 Main> street. rooms, first -.
No lleI E.oG street, rooms. !. "A %
Building on alley In rear OF Germania
Half Dollar Bank. Power can DO 54
furnished for light manufacturing
II desired, tss,ss1assf. q
No. l6l2 Market street. first floor.
No. % Sixteenth street, large cellar. 10 "
FOR SALE.
Store room and five rooms, brick
building. good location, with an -
old established trade. for.............s2,SS
No. 252O Main street. n full lot. cor
ncr Twcnty-siIth and Main streets. 25E
Lot on South Front street............. l,l&
No. 90 Main street.. 2,50d
No. III Main strcet.........,..,........ ECO
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
No. GO North Front street,. $500 Z
No. is Seventeenth street.............2, 700
No. AS Eighteenth street...........,.. 5000
Lot east end Nineteenth street, 80
rect Iront-....... ......,.......,....,.r.. 500
Lot In Belvcdcre nddltion.............l LIS
No. 80 Sixteenth street, store room
and 10 rooms, @ s5I
No. o6sS Main street will be sold cheap Nj
II sold within tho next 10 days. "
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published tho first time July ID, 1900, :"
Attest: c. II. lIE:NNING. Clerk.
HOWARD & HANDLAN. $50
Attorneys for Plaintiff. jl3.tu


ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Tho State of West Virginia. Ohio County
S.. 'IT' ''N''
In the Circuit Court of Onto County, West
Elizabeth J. Stein and her husband. Jnrob
Stein. Jr.. Samuel S. Warden and Mary
Ellen White and her husband, Henry
White vs, Joseph S. Warden anu Emma
Brooks - -,
The object OF this suit and proceeding
10 to try an appeal from an order OF The
County Clerk OF Ohio county, probapins a
certain writing bearing datc the liih OF
May. 1890. or Martini j. Gordon. deceased.
and to have said paper declared not 10 be-
the will OF Martha J. Gordon.
and II appearing from an affidavit fled
In snid cause. nj these Rules, that the
defendant. Jos. s. Warden, IL NOT n rcsI.
dent OF the State OF West virginia. nnd
he not having been served with process
In said suit. on motion OF the petitioners,
by their counsel. this order OF publication
is entered against him. and Il Is ordered
that the said defendants. above mined, DO
and he y REQUIRED TO appear within one
month after the date OF the FIRST n,,Sii.
cation OF this order and do what Is neccs-
shry to protect his interests II ID fur
thcr ordered that this order DO published
and posted rs required by law. 'lsTf''s :
Witness: G. II. Hcnning. Clerk Of our
said Court, At the Court House of said
county. this I'd day or July. 1900. to-wIt.
July Rules, 1900 C, II. 1lENNINC. :
Published the first tlmo July ID. isSS.
Attest: c. ii. llENNiNC;YYs
RoBT, WHITE AND r. s. JORDAN -
Attorneys for Petitioners,
Iu1.tti n
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Z Wheeling Is still sliding down the
scale. For some reason not detailed In
our telegram. neither Turner nor Tay-
lor played In yesterdays game, Poole.
occupying left feld and Boyd guarding
FIRST base.
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4 CHICAGO. July with men on bases.
Mercer was both effective and lucky to-
day. eleven hits producing only three runs.
the locals hitting Intol'four fast doublc
p...Ss. An error, II gift. n sacrifice and
n single gave New York their two scores
Attendance. ZOO Scorc:a
RH F.
New York 10 0 0 . 90 o o % 3 ?
= Batteries, Taylor and Donahue: Mercer
and Bowerman. Earned runs. Chicago ..
Time. LIS. Umpire. o'Dny.
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WE have alightly shopworn Upright
Stcinway Plano, which We will ofrcr ut
n great bargain.
+. w. BAUMER co
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Women ON as Well 'ssIl as Men Zen
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble prcys upon the mind. dis.
couIagc5 and lessons ambition: beauty. yieor
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Poor Old Boston!

ST. LOUIS. July 9.-wll,ss WAS bat,sd
at will to-day. and Lewts-took his place
In the NTH. Boston's crrors-d did not figure
much in the run getting. Attendance. $500.
Score: GteA s. a
s - .R II E
St. Louis 10 / 0l6 {, O,.a l 10 Il .
Boston .......3 0 0 ! 0'T'0 00-5 Z S
Batteries. Howell and CriGer: Willis.
Lewis ind Clarke. Earned runs. St Louis
. /: Boston /. Home runs. CriSer and Nc
Gam. Time, 2:e0. Umpire. Emsic
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AGENTS WANTED.


K A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
n MEN WANTED-By tcweiry manu-
facturcrs: salary and expense guaran-
teed: write for particulars Mt once. or
send money order for 81 20 for sample OF
Eigin or Waitham. full Jewel. lax filled
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returning). guarantee for Is years In
every watch NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee. Wis. teS8
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WE have three secondhand Upright
pEino5 which we offer Mt bargain prices
ms week i. w. BANNER CO,
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To-pAY,s GAMES.
wheeling at Fort Wayne. ? W.
Youngstown at Dayton,
~ New Castle at Mansfield.
Toledo at Columbus.
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TRAVEL.

II UROPEAN TOUR "A PARTY OF
II SIN wanted to sail in August. Terms
ence given and required. Conducted by
MISS COVER. Winchester. Va. jy2'
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Tie sclimulbnch Stars defeated the
-Thirty-,hird Street Sturs by score OF
Z to 4. Batteries, Tor schmuIbach's.
Boecker md Wheat: for Thlrty-,hird
strcot sars. Edwards, Parker and
13artolls. The same teams will cross
bats this morning on the Tunnel green.
and mn interesting game is expected.
The sehmulbach Stars would like to
hear from any team under fourteen
years of age. especially, the Gold Coins,
Morgan Tigers or Minor Stars any time.
a late dispatch from Fort Wayne
states that President Powers has sus-
pended Turner and Taylor, OF tho
Wheeling team. md ,thnt both had left
Tor Pittsburgh to Heqi Powers. The
Suspension Ia evidently tho outcome OF
their actlons in Toledo on Saturday,
when the game was forfeited 10 Toledo,
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q "A 8 TT O RTA.
Bear. the n Tho Kind You IIan slSays Bought