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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-29
River Telegrnms.

OIL C1TY-River feet und falling.
Weather. cool and raining.
W ARREN-RivGr feet inches.
Weather. cloudy and colder.
GREENSBORO-Rive 13 feet G
Inches and falling. Weather, cloudy and
cool.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL feet &
inches md falling. Weather. clear and
cool.
Observation-Disclosures Is feet 0
Inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH-Rivc 17.9 feet and
falling. Weather. rnining.
STEUBENV1LLE-Riycr 30 feet and
falling. Weather, raining and cold.
Down-Pnclhc No. 2. II n. M; WIlmot,
1l:3O n. m. Up--Avnlon. 7:15 p. m. The
roof OF the express car that went into
the river ut Beaver, WAS recovered Mt
Brilliant. a box and n cupboard from
the car were recovered here.
PA1sKEISBuHG-O river 2S feet
Inches and rising slowly. Weather,
cloudy. Mercury. 40. Up-Grcenwood,
nj / p. m; Kanawhn, 2 p. m. Little
knnawhn falling at hcadwatcrs. Locals
on time. - :,
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.EBB TIDE
OF FLOOD
HAS BEGUN.
And Wheeling and the Neighboring
Towns Escape With Little
or No Damage. a
STREET CARS AND PACKETS
We're 1nterefered With to Slight
Extent Thirty-four Feet the
Top-Notch.

The top-notch Of the Ohio river food
In this vicinity was reached Wednesday
morning at o'clock, when the marks
Indicated a stage of "a feet inch. Then
the river became stationary and re-
manned standing until noon, when the
decline so eagerly looked for began
and has since, continued steadily. At
first the rate OF decline was but an inch
per hour, then 1t was two inches, next
three, then five and at midnight six
inches, with the stage then IN even
thirty feet, which places the river with
. in Its bank at nearly every point in the
Greater Wheeling district. This morn
Ing there Will be no indications that
Wheeling has had q slight flood expert
ence except the trail OF drift wood that
will remain along the banks and on the
bottoms.
The rate of rise and decline by hours
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players line up as follows:
TO.NIGHT'S BATTLE.

1naFty mcCue, OF Brooklyn, and Ed
die Gardner, of Wheeling, Will Put
Up Fight That is Sure to be Fast
and Furious at All Stages.
The attraction at the arena Of the NJ,
A. c. tonight, the twcnty.round fight
between Marty McCuc. Of Brooklyn.
and Eddie Gardner. OF Wheeling. is sure
to be fast and furious ut all stages.
Both lads-who are In the fcathprweIyht
ciass-put up the class OF boxing that
appeals to Wheeling audiences, ana
doubtless the ring-slde will be sur
rounded by an audience that will test
the seating capacity of the club house.
McCue has arrived in town and looks
10 DC In the best of condition, while
Gardner, as is well known, is always in
good shape for n scrap, and tonight he
is on the razor edge of condition.
The preliminary. n Ground go be-
tween local men, viii be put on at S
O'Clock. and the main event of tho
evening Is to follow at $3.50 o'clck. This
Is about IN hour earlier than tho fights
have been put on recently, and the in
novation of carly hours will add to the
attendance figures.
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The PUBLIC MEETING
In Support Of the Board Of Trade
Movement Will be Held Tomorrow
Night at the Opera House-Another
Appeal From the Committee.


The public meeting in support OF the
Wheeling board OF trade movement
with Greater Wheeling as the purpose
of the moyement-will be held to-mor-
row evening at the Opera House, and
doubtless the theatre will be tested to
its capacity to hold the audience. The
newly elected secretary Of the board,
Mr.. Thompson. late OF the Duluth
chamber Of commerce, will address the
meeting.
Yesterday, the boards organization
committee issued second letter OF in.
vitahon to the meeting. as follows:
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 27, 1900.
DEAR S1R:-Since last addressing
you relative to the coming meeting OF
the Wheeling board OF trade, we have
received a multitude Of iiattering let
tiers Of acceptance, announcement and
endorsement from citizens who wish to
be counted as co-workers-to put on
the harness and make our city q raging
furnace OF industrial heat.
There are thousands Of manufacture
Ing concerns throughout the country
that are now suffering from poor loca-
tlon. heavy taxation, inadequate trans
portation facilities, and misplaced con-
fidence in natural advantages. that
would instantly grasp such opportu-
mites as Wheeling offers as a remedy
that means dividends instead Of def
cits. 1t is our duty to acquaint these
concerns for mutual benefit.
So far, this city has not held more
than Its own In Industrial growth and
share Of the manufacturing expansion
OF recent years. Our census shows that.
Other cities less favored In natural
resources have passed us In the race
doing things In an electric way, which
we do by the tallow candle route.
This age of progressiveness permits
Of no snail-pnced methods: our indus
trial wealth Is not keeping abreast OF
sister cities. Let us cite you one In
stance-New Castle, Pa, which shows
an increase In population of over one
hundred per cent in the past decade.
All brought about by the get there"
policy Of its business element.
II Wheeling grows only to the extent
of Its birth rate, 1t surely must be ret
ograding-statlonary matters always
do.
Come to the meeting at the Opera
House, On Friday, November 30. at S D.
m. and lend hand TO push Wheeling
to the front.
Subscription and membership books
will be open for you at the above men,
toned meeting.
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Strange Fatality Follows IN Enigma

LANCASTER. Pa, Nov. ga
strange fatality seemed TO follow &
mixed freight and passenger train that
arrived here this afternoon over hs
bennington and Lancaster branch o..
the Pennsylvania railroad. As the tra!'
was leaving Downington Engineer Al
drew Frederick fell from his engine and
was seriously hurt. The fireman took
his place. and Brakeman Isaac DFaF'
acted as fireman. At Greenfield Draps
fell from the engine, and 1t Is believes
his skull is fractured. He was brouss
to n hospital In this city.
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The THANKSGIVING GAME.
A Battle Royal May Be Expected
Here This Afternoon Between
Bethany and the East Enders-The
Indian, Seneca, Nav Play.

= H.
Everything is in readiness for the big
Thanksgiving Day foot ball contest to-
day, starting promptly at o'clock. The
last practice before the big game was
taken yesterday afternoon on the Island
ball park. all the men showing up In
good form. Mcfarland lined up with
the varsity" and he will be strong
addition to the Bethany line. Several
trick plays were tried. and the boys
worked them very well. THE addition
OF Mcfarland and the other changes
that have been made have raised the
average of Bethany's line to about 1S2
pounds. Another feature of the game
will be Dulln Barrel, the well known
and popular Bridgeport player, at cen
tire for Bethany. Barrel plays star
game at centre. having played that
position on the old Wheeling Tigers,
and he will take Stewards place at CEN
tire, as Stewart Is suffering from an in
jured wrist received in practice:
Definite arrangements have not been
made with the famous Indian half back.
Seneca. but he is expected this morn
Ing and will doubtless be seen at half
for Bethany this afternoon. All the
Bethany boys are confident of success
this afternoon and are going in deter
mined to win.
Word comes from Pittsburgh that the
East End boys are in the pink Q: condl-
ton. and they will be down this morn
Ing. accompanied by a large crowd of
rooters. with colors flying. They also
are confident Of winning. and hard
fought battle Is bound to be the conse-
Quence. Following Is the line up Of the
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At Zane Street Church.

Thanksgiving Day services at the
Zane street NJ. e. church to-day at 1890
n. M, will be in charge of the Rev. c.
Hely Molony, pastor, and will be par
ticipated in by the pastor Of the several
NJ. Z. churches of the city, whose con-
gregations are invited to attend. The
preacher for the day will be the Rev. C.
E. Clark, pastor Of Thomson NJ. E.
church. Mrs. Minnie Engle Dobson will
sing II Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," by Bartlett. Special music by
choir Of the church.
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BOWLING,

To-day ut Fette's bowling alleys, on
Iwenty-ninth street, will be Bowlers
Day Secretary Fettc has u list of
prizes to be bowled for and will serve a
fine free lunch to his many patrons All
day. The prizes. which are s., 50 and
w. VIII 30 to the three high scorgs, with
no extra charge for bowling. Anybody
ean enter, regardless OF whether he be-
longs to n bowling league or not. The
proSramme win be carried out rain or
shine.
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Fashionable Marriage.

LANCASTER, Pm, Nov. ?S.-Thc
largest and most fashionable marriage
that has been celebrated In this city
for some years occurred this evening,
when Miss Grace Anna Broglus, dnugh-
ter Of Congressman Marriott Broslus.
was welded to Clement Miller Blddle,
OF Pittsburgh. There were mnny
guests from other cities.
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At German NJ. E. Church.

The Epworth League OF the German
NJ. E. church will give a Thanksgiving
entertainment at the church this even
ing at 7:i5 o'clock. An excellent liter
airy and musical programme has been
arranged and an enjoyable evening Is
anticipated. A silver offering will be
accepted at the door. All friends Of the
league are cordially invited to attend.
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Substantial Republican Plurality.

MADISON. Wis, Nov. 2S.-The siaa
boad of canvassers completed to-day u
canvass of the vote for President cav
In Wisconsin. The vote Is: RepuoA'
can, 265.S Democratic. 1925; PEo'
1924; Social Democrat. IVA
Social Labor, 524; Republican p!usa!IH'
nc Eyt r. a...H.
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SOCIETY, ].
-: - p

Last night the Arion gave its Thanks
giving entertainment In the form OF n
promenade concert and German, at the
club house on the South Side. The
spacious hall was beautifully decorated
and the function largely attended.
The Opera House orchestra rendered
a programme of six numbers, after
which terpsichorean festivities under
the, direction OF the amusement commit
tee were opened. A programme OF ten
popular dances, including German,
composed of seven figures was danced.
Luncheon was served In the dining
room at. midnight.
The annual Thanksgiving ball Of the
Majestic Club was given last night ut
the clubs handsome quarters. on Main
street Every appointment was up to
the clubs high standard, and the func-
ton was voted 4 magnificent success by
the large number Of the members and
friends who attended.
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Now Mexico's Increase.

. WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. oS.-The
population OF the territory OF New Mex
leo, as officially announced TODAY. ia
1890. against 1883 in 1880,
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At Wesley M. E. Church.

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Wesley NJ. e.. church this
evening Mt 1880, participated in by the
congregations of the Third Presbyter-
ian, Second English Lutheran and
Wesley NJ. E. churches. The sermon
win be by Rev. r. r. Bigger, OF the
Third church.
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At the Y. NJ. C, A,

The Y. NJ. C. a. building will be open
as usual all day. In the evening there
There will be games In the parlor and
social room, basket ball In the gymna-
SUM. bowling on the bowling alleys and
swimming In the pool.
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At English Lutheran.

The congregation OF the First Eng
lish Lutheran, First Christian, Chapline
Street NJ. Z. and First Baptist churches
WI! unite in union Thanksgiving SER
vices this morning at the Hrst-named
church, on Sixteenth street The SER
mon will be by Rev. C. M. Oliphant.
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Shot by Her Lover.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-Gcrtrude Beer,
twenty-three ycnrs of age. was shot by
her lover to-day because she refused to
accompany him 10 Germany. She ia
now lying In Bellevue hospital in n crit
ical condition, while her assnllant In
still ut liberty. The doctors despair OF
saving her life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-29
Idaho Has Good Increase.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. oS.-The
population OF Idaho by counties and
minor civil divisions. as officially an
nounccd by the census bureau to-day,
gives total for the state of 161, 772,
an increase during the decade of 1887,
or 9i.7 per cent.
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Gen. Eagan VIII Not DO Reinstated.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 2S.-om-
cinls OF the war department deny posi-
lively that Commissary General Egan,
now under suspension from tho army.
has been reinstated. 1t Is further said
that General Egan has filed no formal
application to have his sentence set
inside
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PolitZ Guilty Of Murder.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Nov, ss-
George Polite was to-day found guilty
OF murder In the second degree. He
was charged with killing Peter Stantos,
his partner In the business OF candy,
making. Mercy was recommended by
the jury. - =
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Receives Rank of Field Marshal
BERLIN, Nov. 2S-Emperor WILMA
has conferred upon King Albert OF sAA'
ony the rank OF field marshal on -
general staff OF the German army.
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No Cigarettes in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov 2S'-4A'
Vermont Legislature adjourned early "
day. Among the measures passed Wa
one prohibiting the sale of cigarettes
In the state.
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THE FLOOD AT BELLAIRE
Did No Damage-The Furnace Stop
ped Temporarily.

ped Temporarily.
The flood did not reach n damaging
point at Bellaire. though the blast fur
mace was cooked down." owing to the
fact that the stock house was very low
and 1t seemed almost certain 1t would
be flooded. The steel plant continued
work yesterday. and the furnace will
do duty as usual from now on. None
of the other manufactures were inter-
fered with and only few houses in the
very low parts Of town were surround
ed. There was no damage because
more water was expected than came.
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The First and Second Presbyterian
and the First and Second United Pres
byterian churches unite this morning
In union Thanksgiving services Mt tho
First Presbyterian church. with n SER
mon by Rev. D. a. Cunningham. D. d.
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oklahoma's Great Increase

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 2S.-The
population of the territory OF okiaho-
ma, rs officially announced to-day. Ia
39S.2I5. against 6l,s34 in 1890. This is
an Increase since 1890 Of 1886. III, or GA
per cent.
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Number Of People In WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 2S.-The
population OF Washington. rs officially
announced to-day. Is 51S,1O3, against
349.390 In 1890. This is IN Increase since
1890 Of 1878, or 49, per cent,
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rhunksgiving Entertainment.

This evening, ut Thomson NJ. L.
church. Island, there will be IL Thanks
giving entertainment, ut which the
principal feature will be readings by
Miss Ware. the Boston elocutionist.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. 2s.-The
population of Tennessee. as officially
announced to-day, Is 2,02o. GIG, -nEGlnst
1867 lis in 1890.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. eS,--Thc
population of North Dakota, as Official
" announced to-day. Is S19,1l6, against
lS2,7l9 In 1890 =
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South Dakota Crawline I'm

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 2s,-The
population of South Dakota. us Official
~ announced to-day. Is 4Ol, $40, against
32S.SOS In 1880. This is an increase since
1880 Of 72,16@, or 22.1 per cent.
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The Crcscents won two out o. the.
games from the Pirates last night on IL.
Musee alleys. Gaston was the high Cr,.
cent, with 4S9. and William Wilhelm vi,
the high Pirate, with 600. Following az
the totals.
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worshippers Must Speak German

WoFsnlppefS must opeah
BERLIN. Nov. 2S.-The Thurlns'S
states of the German empire have los.
hidden the holding OF religious seF'''"
In the Polish and Bohemian Language
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s1a 5o-cbicoro and Return-sla so

via Wheeling 4 Lake Erie rai!'y ~,
December /. and 3, return lnnit "a
cember .. Two trains daily IA
Wheeling at 7:l5 n. nj. and arfNes
Chicago Mt 9p. m; cafe pnrlor car ST.,
Ing breakfast and dinner, Evs,'';,
train leaves Mt p, M. and arrives i,
Chicago nj 1850 n. M; cafe parlor y" S.or,
Cleveland, serving supper. sleeper , .,o,
Cleveland to Chicago, via Lake o"'''
route. Phone 924 FOR particulars
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SPECIAL prices on Fall suitInss anu
Overcoatings. CON
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Observation-Disclosures. C. Mathis, Stew
art, Fields, B. Smith. Bowman: East End,
Butler. Rothman. Engel. Blum.
Referee-John B. Wilson.
Game called promptly at p. m.
In weight and height the Bethany
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SPECIAL prices on Fail sultlngs and
Ovcrcontinss. :
C. w. SEABRIGHTs SON.
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Musee League.

Scorers-Whitthuhn and A. Nolte.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. a. A. Roo.e,z
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
On, 3nrss.

(Deim Gonnenunteraane.) Batter,
mo gebt benn B. Gonn' jeb' bin?--
.Mbi 9ebt T.. rumma Bua t. ~Natter.
mo fomnt oenn Der MDn0 ber2@
raul tDmmt er, bun,ma @uo IT,
.Natter, uarun idaut oenn Der Dlnnb
beut' mia a. Q6rnbl aust Werb'
fdo' 10 iein mullen = Batter,
iuarnm iiebt ma Denn O' Gtern mel
bei 3aQ2A Dees 9ebt 1i, mir an,
bnmmd Hua Batter Con.
l,eriuetitr, iet' lob ,ner anal 4, 3ub'
nit 1si'm iaubumuaa .Natier +
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
Aeher3en nett6.

Dertbeibiser: .Meine 1erren
@eI9norenen. elm fc autes @etuiiien
bat mein Silent, bab er, tuie Gie tuer-
ben bemertt baten, 9r0btentbeils udb-
reno Der 8erbanolun9 9eidlafen bat!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
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CAT: .eSm Nebensimlner III iDDbl
cine arge 3e6erei? -Wirth: .Sa.
tpobl, leidte Briioer bel elmer iAperen
SiBuna.~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-04-05
Dnrnrtftfu.

.Garf i6 Sbnen pielleidt meine
Mutter porIiellen, 0err Eottor?N-
sGie iinb gu giitig, gndoiges Grdulein
bic fam ieb mir id)on 10 porltellen !"