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May Have an Eqret Farm.

The egret crest. so much priced, may
not be so valuable, if the scheme OF
an enterprising Arizona man proves
feasible. According to the Yuma SEN
tinel, citizen of that borough pro-
poses to establish an egret farm. He
thinks he can domesticate the egrets
by clipping their wings, and intends
10 install colony of them on a big
stretch of marshy land along the river
bottom near Yuma. Egrets. which are
tropical birds of the heron family.
have been found in great abundance
near the mouth of the Colorado Riv-
er, but there is some danger of their
extinction. as great numbers are killed
each year for their feathers. The feath.
ers of the egret's crest sell for So an
ounce. The Yuma man figures that
ten birds will yield an ounce year.
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RENTS COLLECTED. :
MONEY LOANED.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

No - Elm ST, roons aud attic, desirable
brick dwelling
Nos 2l9 aud 81 North Main 81 double
frame'dweling Very cheap
No 50 York street large a-story brick dwell
ing with large LOT hot watcr heat Terms
easy
Nos f5-lg South Franklin street Frame
dwelling houses Easy terms
No - South Main street tTee-story brick
dwelling; rooms and cellar
No. 81 South Main street, brick dwelling
three stories, rooms.
No. SO south Main street rooms, three
story brick dwelling.
Cottage Hill frame house and barn with
large lot, house has 10 rooms,
Nos % 3O=39 Wilson street, three frame
houses, easy terms,
Franklin street vacant lot near Swan street.
Nos 933 23l North Union street, double
frame dwelling with large lots Always rent
and pay good interest on investment
Nos. 81 % Swan street pa story brick
dwelling
Dec ~, 1879
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ThcN COnIdn't Hurt.

THE ladies In our congregation are
pretty fond of me- said the minister's
mischlevous little boy. Nearly all OF
them gave pa some slippers on his
birthday"
Il thought your pa always uses a
slipper to spank you with"
80 he does, but these he Just got are
the soft kind, that's all made out o.
WOOL Philadelphia Press
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Good For Preserves.

Last spring n feminine botanlst bios
som laden came upon masculine nat
urallst who was just in the act of
examining wriggllng something into
tomato can In which something else
wrlggled.
"To preserve them" he said, feeling
that an explanation was IN order.
do they make good preserves
asked the sister scientist. - Youth
Communion.
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Tho unluckx rhirteenth.

Somehow the talk had drifted on
superstition. The red.faced man was
the last to speak: Gentlemen" he
said. I've always been superstitious
since one cold night last winter, was
feeling bad-had had a little trouble
and l made up my mind to drown
my sorrows, for time at least.
went into the first saloon | came
across. and / stood at the bar and
drank twelve cocktails in less than
one hour, AS heaven is my Judge
gentlemen. when | started to pour
down the thirteenth my hands be.
came numb, my legs refused to sup.
port me and fell to the floor helpless.
Believe me or not, but say there is
something uncanny and strange in the
number 13."-Indianapolis Sun.
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The Proud Father.

Father-James. you know l disap-
prove very much of your fighting, but
| cannot help feeling proud of you for
whipping such big boy as that. What
did you whip him for?"
Son (indignantly)-Why. he said l
looked like you.-Harlem Life
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On November lst, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company will place on sale at its principal
ticket offices excursion tickets toall prominent
Winter resorts in New Jersey, Virginia, North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Cuba
and Central America The tickets will be sold
at the usual low rates. with the usual liberal
return limits
The magnificent facilities of the Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, with its many connections and
through train service, make this the fayorite
line for Winter travel
An illustrated book, descriptive of Winter
resorts and giving routes of travel and rates
for tickets will be furnished free after Novem-
Dor LIST on application to ticket agents
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Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal week
Sundays, H3l a. m, 10 IN p IN.
Close connection at Jenkintowu with fast eN-
press trains to and from New York Baltimore.
Washington, the South and West
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street wharf
and South street wharf for Atlantic CITY:
Weekday Express, 9e0 a m 2ao 100, 100,
=, p. IN. Accommodation . 90 In ,a30 y. m.
Sundays Express, 800, 1000 Il III Aeeommo-
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Leave Atlantic City Depot Weekdays Tx
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Express t3o 30, p m Accommodation Is
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Detailed time tables at ticket Offices
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How He Avoided Il.

Hoax never can bear to see
woman stand In the street car.
Joax-Same here | always buy q
paper
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have thousands OF dollars to wager that
It won't
THE APOLOGY 10 FRIEDMAN,
Made Public by Nick Young, Has
Vexed Ned Hanlon.

NEW YORK. March s.-When Bob
by Burns the Scotch bard, said "the
best laid plans Of mice and men gang
aft aglee." he must have had in mind
meeting OF some base ball magnates.
It seems that all plans made by these
magnates gang aft aglHe." First, It
Is one man who kicks out, and he Is
no sooner conclllated than the other
fellow breaks over the traces, and as a
result the wise men Of the east and
west are at sea.
Brush. the leader OF base hall politics,
started in some time ago to conclliate
Freedman. Of New York. He has done
everything in his power to win this man
over and have ihm come back in the
fold. He has told the other magnates
that without Freedman they are lost.
and he even succeeded in having Ned
Hanlon sign the apology to the New
Yorker, which was published this morn
ing in connection with the Holmes
case.
It was NOT intended that this resolu-
tion should be published, but Uncle
Nick" gave It out, and as a result Han
lon Is angry. He says he voted to pay
back the $1,000 in the interest OF har-
mony, but he does not believe It should
90 out over the country that Freed :
man was apOloglEed to and eleven clubs
IN the league had to bow their heads
and bend their knees to him.
As usual the mRgnates sat around the
corridors OF the hotel this morning and
did little but talk. There is a prevail
ing Impression. and one that seems
founded on fact, that there will be the
old twelve league circuit next year.
The circuit committee has had Its re-
port ready since yesterday. and Is
waiting for somethlnE to turn up be-
fore they present It. They know that It
viii meet with some opposition. as
Freedman the Great this morning an-
nounced to some Of the message bear
ers Of the league that he would not
give one cent for a ten-club league.
Said Freedman; IT am willing to pay
my share to reduce the league to eight
clubs. but would just as leave have
twelve clubs az ten. and not one penny
OF the New York clubs money will go
to pay for the retirement OF Cleveland
or Louisville"
Said Hanlon: 81 do not believe that
Freedman should have monopoly Of
this ultimatum business, and I wiz Is
sue one myself. It is as follows: The
Baltimore base ball franchise win not
be sold for one cent less than the price
we asked the committee. Base hall IS
on the boom in Baltimore, and think
we can average $4,000 a year profit
there for the next two years. was
willing, In the interest Of base ball. to
make some concessions. We did not
want to sell our franchise, but since
Mr.. Freedman seems to be the whole
thing we intend to be few potatoes
ourselves. We can live with n twelve
club league"
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ANsHER IT HONESTLY

Arc the Statements OF wheeling Citi.
sens Moro Reliable Than Those
ofUttor stFAnEers.Y
This is a vital question.
Il ID fraught with Interest 10 Wheel
Il permits Of only one answer.
II cannot be svAded or ignored.
A Wheeling oltlBen apeaka here
Speaks for the weltare Of Wheeling.
A citlsen'S statement % reliable
An utter strangers doubtful.
Home proof Is the beat proof
Mrs. o. E. Smith. Of Ne. South Wa.
b1sh GtreOt, says; u suffered nom At
tackS OF weakness and achinB across
the small Of my back. A. the trouble
Increased. became devoid Of all aSnhi-
tion, had frequent spells Of diEstnesl
and aching through the back OF my
head, q urinary weakness and swelling
OF the limbs, feet and ankles. used
many different remedies. but the re-
lief obtained WgS only temporary.
When I cav Doan'B Kidney Pills "
highly recommended, made up my
mind 20 try them and GOT box at the
LOGAN DFng co.'O store ana took them.
They proved to be the vtFy thing
needed. l recommended them TO others
who are troubled In any way from dis
ordered kidneys and tFuthhilly say
would not be without them in the
house"
Doan'B Kidney Pills for sale by oil
dealers. Price 90 cents. Mailed by Foa-
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agents for the Uuited stAtea. RGmem-
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BOTH ARE CONFIDENT.
What Meaovsrn and eardners Man
arnrs Have 70 Say.

NEW YORK, March s,-Terry Nc
Govern has no fear OF losing the feath-
er weight championship to Oscar Gard
ner, 'the Omaha Kid" simply because
there Is NO fear in him. He anticipates
a hard battle. however when he meets
Gardner in the ring Of the Broadway
Athletic club tonight. II these boys
had been matched year ago Gardner
would have been an overwhelming IA
vorite IN the betting. Now the odds
are all the other way. and deservedly
So. because, while Gardner has mot
been at his best. McGoyern simply has
swept everything before him until now
Gardner is the only obstacle between
him and the most absolute sovereignty
a fighter ever had in his class.
"Tm good and I'm going to keep
good" McGovern said to a friend re-
Gently. Gardner" he continued.
should never be counted an easy prop
ositlon. Sometimes he seems 50 easy
that you'd think anybody could whip
him, but ] notice that none OF them
ever puts him away. Then there are
other times when he's 50 good that his
followers think he's a world beaten. I'm
not going to take any chances with him.
I understand that he was never better
than he Is now, and that being the case
Tn going to be ready for the hardest
kind Of Job. Then II It comes easy,
why 50 much the better for me-"
Paddy Sullivan, Gardeners manager
and hacker, is confident that his man
not only viii go the limit with Meow
ern. but will defeat him. He has made
several bets along this line and thinks
he has them as good as won. ''For a
time" Sullivan said, Oscars hands
were IN such a bad condition that he
did not seem to be able TO do anything
against anybody. Boys that he could
whip with the greatest ease n short
time previously had no trouble In going
the route with him, and It began to
look as II he had played his string out.
Now. however. his hands arc good. and
] am confident he win take a lot OF
whipping. ! know Terry Is = good boy
"a first-class boy-but so II Oscar. No
boy In his class can punch harder than
Gardner and none OF them can stand
The gan better. We can't all be right.
and may be wrong in thinking he
will win; hut there's one thing no one
can make a mistake on, and that Il that
II will be night from start to finish. ="
II Sullivan Is right there Is q big
surprise in store for the sports, many
Of whom are betting that Gardner VIII
not 30 the limit OF twenty-five rounds,
Surprises however seem 10 be the or
der OF the day in pugIlIsm, The uneI-
pected may happen. but the bettorG
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Substantial Evidences That This
Popular Mountain Resort WIN Be
the Scene Of Social Enjoyment and
Health During the Coming Season.
Many Handsome Houses Are in
Process of Erection.
Special Dispatch 10 the Inteiiigencer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd,
March SIT. R. Everett, OF Bayard,
purchased. a few days ago, Lee Cot
tage; consideration. sI25.
Attorney Carl Frame, Of Morgan
town, has rented the Carpenter cottage
for the coming summer.
Miss Sue Gilbert, Of Piedmont who
graduated last year at the West vir-
glnia University, has been taking les
sons at Baltimore, and in few weeks
goes to New York city to receive spe-
clal instructions from the best musical
instructors in that city. Miss Gilbert
has been offered a place on the chau-
tauqua programme at Mountain Lake
Park, next August.
Mrs. A. Haymonda, of Fairmont. has
rented Miss Mile ClRrk's cottage for
next summer. This leaves only one
house on the two blocks which will not
be occupied By West Virginia family.
o, M. Mckinney OF Fairmont, Is
having his lots on F street flied up and
graded, so as to be seeded to grass. 1t
has greatly improved his property.
Major ]. NJ. Burns. United States
Army, retired, Is building a fine cot
tRge on street, He purchased an en-
tire block Of lots for this purpose. Mrs.
Fulton, Of Washington CITY Is build
ing a sIxteen-room house on T street
extended: Judge Cuppett, OF Hoyes.
Nd, Is getting ready TO put up q
twelve-rOom house, with big porches,
on the corner Of G street and Philadel-
phia avenue,
It Is said that AIRS Mary Good. Of
Wheeling, has rented the Davis cot-
tage. on G street, for the summer.
Blaine, w. Va, Ia enjoying quite a
boom Coal lands are being opened up.
A good mine has been opened and is in
paying operation. Several houses have
been taken to pieces at Elk Garden and
hauled to Blaine and put Up again.
One OF them is to be put up for store
building for RRfters & Company.
The Blaine circuit, Methodist Episco-
pal church, is in prosperous condi-
ton. The new church at Gormania Is
completed and ready for seating. Last
Sabbath two appointments on the cir
cult contributed $50 for missions. Last
year the seven appointments paid only
SS5. This handsome increase shows
that money Is more plentiful in this
section.
Manager RudIsill. at Mountain Lake
Park. informs US that cottages have
been rented by persons In Florida and
Cincinnati.
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PENSIONS, PATENTS, ETC.
Items Of Interest to Many Residents
of tha State.

Items Of Interest to Many Residents
Of the State.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 81
Pensions have been granted to West
virginia applicants as follows:
orlglnal-Lewis P. ReltE, Petroleum,
50; william G. clendening. Bunker
am, 50, and Willard F. Dryden. Wheel
ing, Sc; ". II. Smith, Bocher. SO.
Iaerease-ollver ". shinn. shlnns-
ton, 50 to so; John @. Everly. Rohr. 81
to S1I
Restoration and Reissue = John
Hearne. tdeceased). Wheeling, f12;
William Leech, Wheeling, IS.
WIdows-Anna f. Hearne, wheeling,
So; Rebeccn X. Hutson. Blaine, IS; An
ma letter, Bellngton, So; Rachel Van
wey .palllson, IS.
Postmasters have been commissioned
In West Virginia as follows:
John w. Light, Cold Stream; John b.
Jenkins, Albert; J. Franklin Martin,
Bloomfield. and Andrew r. Miller, Or
charu, Monroe county, the tabt hatisd
office Is q new one.
The postofTlce Of BlngHmon. Marion
county, has been discontinued by the
pOstotfice department.
The site OF the postOfIlee OF Akron,
Tyler county, has been changed to
point 1900 feet south Of It's present To-
cation, and the site OF the postoiiice at
Upton. Nicholas county, has been
changed 20 point one-halt mile west
Of the present location.
An order has been issued discontinue
inR the special service between Slmo-
dh, Pendleton county and Horton, w.
Va. This order 10 to take effect March
10. 1900.
Patents have been issued to West
Virginia inventors. a. folloWB:
Thomas @. Jenkins and ]. B. Wills,
Wheeling. gripper for printing presses:
Samuel F. Lively, Anderson telegraph
souuder.
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BASE BALL s BOWLING {
sss$eepseeaeses3
Sporting. /
BOXING CYCLING 5
rur RATTLE OF THE TEATHEa.s
Tonight Possesses Great Interest
Both Men in Shape.

Tonight Possesses Great interest
Both Men in Shape.
Not In the big championship
heavy weight fiEhts has there been such
interest as in that displayed in the out
come Of the argument in New York for
the feather weight championship to-
night between Terry McGovern, who
has Get the astic world on FIRE by his
performances OF the last year, and o.
car Gardner, of this city the best IN
The world at 11s pounds. The returns
az the iRht by rounds will be received
I'd several places in town tonight and
Il oscar wins great will be the tunila-
ton. while accordingly gloomy WIZ %
tho multitude Il the honors 90 TO Terry.
me FORM Of both little fighters IS ex-
pressed by the boxing writer on the
New York World. as follows:
Gardner is famous for being the
biggest little man in the ring, and Is
a great drawing card, no matter whom
he fights. For some time past his hands
have been badly battered. and many
sporting men have come to believe he
Is losing his power to punch hard. His
hands have been entirely cured and
Oscar IS reported to be In better form
than ever before.
McGovern Is undoubtedly the great
eat fighter Of his ounces and inches
that has yet appeared, and It is we'll
known fact that he put on meeting
Gardner Just as long as he could cons
sistently do so. Now the Omaha kia'
is his next and he anticipates the hard
EFT struggle Of his life.
This battle is to be for the feather
weight championship OF the world, and
the seating capacity Of the Broadway
"A. c. viii surely be tested. The spec
tators will see a wonderful exhibition
both OF science and gaE7eness."
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Special Dispatch to the In,elligencer.
PARSONS. W. Va, March s.-The
manager Of the Glenn Boom and Lum-
Der Company here. E. P. Rockefeller.
had a narrow escape from death last
evening In some way his head got
caught In the saw on his mill and cut
him badly. A little farther would have
ended his life,
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Rheumatllm Cured in a pan.

''Mystlc Cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically curcu In TO s days.
Its action upon the system Is rcInArlga-
bile and mysterious. II removes at once
tho cause and the disease Immediately
dlSappeaFA Tho first dose greatly benz
efltE 20 cents. Sold by r. II. List,
1910 Main street. Chag. MenkemolleF,
corner Market and TWenty-bee0nd
streets, druEgi1ta mW&f
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Commissioner Of Deeds.

SPECIAL Dispatch to the TntsItigeneeL
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March S.-A
commission was issued yesterday from
the governors office to John ]. coady,
OF No. Wall street, New York, to be
commissioner Of deeds for West Vlr-
ginia In New York.
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Interpretations.

Spaclnl DIspltrh 10 The IntelIIgebcer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. March s.
Charters were issued yesterday by the
secretary Of state to the following con-
Germs: 9 -
Buffalo on Company, Of Cairo. with
paid up capital OF $1,000 and authorlz-
ed capital Of $4,000. The incorporators
arc s. G. Terrell, OF Cairo, and others.
The Lost Run on & Gas Company, Of
this city, composed OF George p. Rob-
inson and number of others, all OF
Washington. D. c. The paid-up capt.
tai is $4,000; authorized capital, Sl5O,0O0
The Havana Plantation Company. Of
Wheeling, composed OF II. v. Brader-
bury and others, all OF New York;
subscribed capital, 800; authorized,
100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-09

BE sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy, MrH, Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup, for children teething. Il aOothel
the child, softena the gum, allayl al
pain. cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea, twenty-five
cents a bottle mw&f
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NOW READY.
Daughter Of the Elm
A Tale of the Virginia Border
Before the war.
Before the War
By GRANVILLE DAVIDSON HALL

A powerful story, recalling fOrgottsn
tragedies. A love story threads .
stirring, recital Of crime and az
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Of the upper Monongahela, con-
Meeting With Pittsburgh, Clarn-
burg and Fairmont.
The book Is something more than
an ordinary bit Of fiction. It has
substratU5n Of historical fact, ana
some RAJ people figure In V
pages. There Is a vivid glimpsl
American life as found In that yth!
forty years ago. The book critic =
q great metropolitan western daii!'
who read the manuscript, says =.
author has Clipped his pen In ~
very pigments Of life" The head :.
q leading Chicago publishing neGso
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details 'ingenious.' 1.-THE story itsen
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A four and one-haIf foot vein Of an
thraicte coal Is being worked at Cher
~ river, Morgan county, and someim-
portnnt deals in coal lands In that VI
clnlty are expected. Pottery clay OF the
best quality has been discovered near
the coal.
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At Davis John Hillman sold raf-
he ticket he had bought for nifty cents
TO Link Mason, which won q trotting
horse valued at $1,000. which was raj
fed OF by W. II. Picard At the VIZ
laEe stock farm, in Ohio. Mr.. Mason
refused $500 for the horse.
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The water has been pumped from the
Owl Coal & Coke Company's shaft at
Newburg, and mining has been reaurn-
cd there. The mine had been idle since
the gas explosion, fifteen years ago,
which resulted in the death Of thirty
nine men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-09

BEEcHAMs PILLS for Stomach
and Liver Ills.