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80. 81 o. %
ADJUSTMENTS.

One OF the most novel az well as in
comprehensive features In Magician
Kellar's programme this year, Is a
quaint time piece, which is known as
the "Hlndoo Clock" 1t was once the
property of q famed magician In India
and It does nil sorts Of strange things!
It consists solely OF n brass dial and one
brass hand. Yet 1t will anwer any
question that may be asked It. It tells
the day of the week upon which YOU
were born. time by your own watch,
dates OF coins, value and numbers Of
bank bills, does sums in arithmetic, ETC..
etc. It Is but an Item. however. In a
long series of surprises that Kellar will
offer when he comes to the Opera House
Wednesday. September 20. 4.
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BRIDGEPORT HAppENrra;s,'
Events of o Day in the Town at tn
End Of the Bridge. 800

I,
Two women engaged in lively set
TO at James Higgins grocery. wedncs-
day evening. One was married wo-
man and the other was single both we'll
known In this city, and It is reported
that the former came out victorious.
Mrs. E. ]. Kennedy went to Pitts
burgh yesterday afternoon, to spend q
couple of weeks with relatives "a.
Many of the colored people OF this
place attended the Emancipation cele-
bration Mt Wheeling yesterday. = t.N.
a large number OF people from here
attended the circus on the Island yes
terday. afternoon and evening.
The Bridgeport football team Is pyac-
ticing daily. and expect to be In excel,
lent shape for their first game.
Miss Louise Taufel has returned from
Toronto, Canada, where she spent the
summer with her parents.
Miss Ella Stearns, OF Darlington, is
the guest OF the family OF Thomas Nu-
man. out the pike.
P. J. Alexander leaves to-day for
Cambridge. Mass, where he will enter
Harvard college. ON.
Injuries Alotts went to Woo1Sfleld Inst
evening, where he will remain for sew
eral weeks. 3i''
Miss Arizona Perkins. Of Bethesda, Is
the guest of the family OF I. A. Hoge, in
kirkwood. So :
Amos. Reed was fined 81 and costslast
evening by Mayor Nelninger for drunk
enness.
a. l.. Mcfarland. of St, slairsvllle.
was business caller In the city yes
terday. IEt
A meeting OF the C. NJ. BAN was held
at the st. Anthonys church last even,
ing. 2.
Dennis Murphy is visiting friends;
and relatives at Moundsville this week..
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor. M

]
One. Judging from reading the article
In yesterdays issue OF the Register that
there were n good many sore heads
among members OF the Republican
party in this city, caused from various
things. as the paper asserts. Unison
and harmony were never more pro-
nounced among the rank and file OF the
party than In this fight. 1t goes on to
say that the soliciting committees at
work to raise funds to defrny campaign
expenses are not meeting with success.
which the, writer knew was lie at the
time. The merchants are responding
literally as they always do. and all
the clubs are In excellent shape, finan-
cially. The idea OF the soliciting COM
mittee working hard to try and induce
Democrats to help them out! What
| absurdlty! &
] The remains of James Brand, for
mer Martins Ferrlan, who died at Indi.
ana, Pa. arrived In this city yesterday.
and were taken TO the residence OF his
son, Charles Grand, on Fourth street,
from where the funeral will take place
this afternoon at o'clock. with inter-
Mrs. Frank Shelton. who has been the
| guest OF the family Of Fred Shelton. on
North Fourth street, for the past week,
| returned yesterday TO her home ut
| Pittsburgh. She was accompanied by
Miss May SHELTON. who will visit In that
city for q couple OF weeks.
William Bowman was arrested last
| evening by Marshal Erwin, on war
| ne
Clark's addition. He gave bond In the
| sum. OF $500 for his appearance next
Friday morning, ut s o'clock.
The Republican meeting this evening
VIII be n large one, II the weather Is
good. Crowds are cpected from Rel
lairc, Bridgeport and Wheeling. The
marching clubs will be out and lively
time is expected. =
The Epworth League OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
and be entertained next Thursday even
Ing by George Hopkins. on South Third
| street.
The prosperity supper, TO be given
this evening, In the Mechanics hail, VIII
attract n large crowd. Supper will be
served from 8 TO o'clock.
Contractor, II. L. ,Pricslcr has large
ipi w VI IlcIl AZ NuTk putting III inc
now thirty-lncl sewer for the American
Tin Plate Company.
The Frank Davidson company at the
Star theatre last evening. drew large
rowd. and the performance was very
good.
Communion services will be observed
ut the United Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning.
!
Roy Woods. OF Pittsburgh, Is the
guest OF his parents, on North Third
street
Tho Uniform Rank. knights OF Py-
thins. met last evening at Schedules
hnll.sssi,s fe
: A large crowd from. here attended
,Wa''aee's circus on the Island yestcr-
day. r.
Miss Edna HodgIns. OF Portland. WINS
the guest of friends In tho city yester-
".LN E.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The American
Tin Plate Company! to-day reduced the
price Of tin plates for delivery over the
last quarter Of 1900. by 65 cents per box
as compared with the price heretofore
maintained. This makes the new price
on the basis Of 81 per box for 14x2o, 100
pounds, free on board the cars at mills.
instead of 81 65. The reduction has
been occasIoned by the competition of
outside mills.
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mHE RIVER,
Navigation is entirely, suspended.

Navigation Is entirely; suspended.
The marks ut 6 n. m,S Thursday
showed 6 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool, withllght rain in the
afternoon. "a, -
The Liberty will not likely be given
her trial trip out OF MIddleport before
the middle OF October. Unexpected de-
lays have nrisensin completing the ma
chlnery. The Wheeling men interested
in tn Liberty VIII witness the trial trip
and have arranged TO go down the:rIyer
in their yacht. l
H River kilograms. ar
PtTTSBuRGH-River II foot and
rising. Weather, rain. - ~ 80 ,5s'{
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THE Big FOUR.
Pennsylvania, Harvard, Yale and
Princeton Preparing for Their
Coming Contests for Foot Ball su-

: '---.N.y S&tNA 800 ~ 49,
Princeton Preparing for Their
Coming Contests for Foot Ball su-
~ premacy. ys 4
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o.-AlvIn
T. kraenzleln has reconsidered his de-
c'sIon' and will not play on the Uni
vtFsity OF Pennsylvania foot ball team.
ms loss VIII be severe one for the
Quakers, as he was one OF the most
promising candidates. In explaining
nus change OF base. Kraenzlcin said his
family strongly objected to him play
Ing.
Ex-captnIn John outland and Pete
oYeifle!t have been looking over the
: candidates. After watching the men
~ work. Outiand said: Pennsylvania
I !lF a hne lot OF material. The candl-
yates seem TO Inc the best have ever
.esh trying for Il Pennsylvania team.
J., - - sood eleven should be developed"
yNer"e'd echoed Outland's words. The
%t center of-last year was especially
.,'.eEsStea IN Horner, the leading candI-
"a% tor center. AZ Horner came on
s"S ned, oyerneld quickly sized him
~ ana said: Hes all right. He'll
Wv" OUT Tor himself" Later on, when
~ cav the activity and nervous power
=. .Hc young man Overncld was even
,a,,- emphatic in thinking the young
INV, very promising man. Overneld
, ,o, out Mitchell. Bennett and john
'on a5 good mon.
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NEW YORK. Sept .o--The New Yorks
beat the champions in tcn-lnnlns game
this afternoon With one out n the tenth
inning. Hickman hammered the ball to
deep right for three bags. Seymour. who
batted for Bernard, got his base on balls,
and Doyle sent Mercer home. the latter
running for Hickman. with u neat hit to
Jennings, which the latter could not get
70 Mcclure In time to head of Mercer.
THE. game was, an, Interesting one. both
pitchers doing good work. Dahlen was
put out OF the game for kicking In the
niath. Score; 81,
Brooklyn 20 o o o o % 80 OPS
New York..0 0 0 o 0 is 10 3
Batteries, Ktson and Mcclure; Taylor
and Bowermau. Time. 9 houns. Attend
nnce. $50. Umpire, Snydcr. ~
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everywhere fully attest. This splendid
dramatic organization comes to the
Grand Opera House for an engagement
Of q solid week, commencing next Mon
day night, when Sol Smith Russell's
great success. THE Peaceful Valley"
viii be presented, with high class spe-
cialties between acts. Daily matInees
will be given, commencing Tuesday.
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Journeymnn Tnilors Strike.

2 CLEVELAND o., Sept. 2O.-About 500
journeymen tallors. employed by vari-
Gus firms here. went on strike to-day.
In addition to u 10 per cent advance In
wages. which the employers conceded
yesterday, they demand compensation
fol- extra work on clothing and recosni-
ton OF their union. The employers re-
fuse to grant the two latter demands.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NATIoNAL TUBE COMPANY PRE-
IN FERRED STOCK DIVIDEND. NO, 6.
.tAt q meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held August q. 1900. a quarter-yeurlyidlSi.
dend OF one and three-quarters per centum
upon the preferred capital stock 1.-The
National Tube Company was declared 'out
OF the net profits Of the Company. payable
October. !. 1900. at the office OF the Com
City. - q f T
The preferred Stock Transfer Books Will
be. closed on September l5, 1900. atI.l2
o'clock NJ. and will remain closed until
October 2, 1900. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ',yg
A. F. LUkE,Jt d
Selt-tu&f lssst Treasurer,
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Operating Expenses Reduced.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-At \ recent
meeting of the directors Of the Ameri-
can Hide and Leather Company it was
decided to reduce operating expenses by
about sl50.O0O a year. To-day it was
announced that twenty-three accoun-
tants employed in the local auditing de-
parttnent had been discharged and that
the department had been moved to
Chicago.
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II you wish TO spend mn evening OF
rare enjoyment that comes but once a
year, see the elegant entertainment,
given At the Opera House Monday and
Tuesday, September "a and Is. when
Isham' King Rastus'' company, with
such famous favorltes as Billy Kcr.
sands. Smart & WillIams, Mallory Bros.
& Brooks and thirty others. "King
Rasius" has proved to be one big novel
ty OF the season. anu ilatterlng reports
are heard from everywhere.
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BENEFITS KICK NO GO,
Patsy Gavin VIII Referee the Kenne-
dy-Bennett Fight - $4,000 offered
Kennedy to Lay Downing De-
mand for Tickets. y

mand Tor Tickets. /"
Jack Bennett has objected to Patsy
Gavin retereeins the ennett-Kcnncdy
fight here next Monday nigth. and has
written to that effect to the officials Of
the Metropolitan Athletic Club. The
latter have replied. assuring Bennett
that Gavin will give both men q square
deal. and that there can be no reason
able objection to him. Gavin. 1t may
be depended upon, will referee the fight.
On Thursday, at Pittsburgh. Eddie
Kennedy was approached by crook
and offered $4,000 to lay down to Ben.
nett. Needless to state, Kennedy spurn-
ed the offer.
The demand for reserved seats con-
tinues brisk. a bunch OF twenty went
to Parkersburs yesterday. and alto
gether the days sales aggregated near
ly 100. Reserved tickets are on sale at
Haipln's White Front, winder & Par
ker's Parlor saloon, Bader & Maurer's
and at Oscar Gardner's.
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!, Earned runs, Pittsburgh S; st. Louis ?.
Two.basc hits. Clarke, Tannehill. Will
l!ams :. Thrce-base hit. Clarke. Sacrifice
hits, Beaumont, Ritchey. Stolen bases,
Clarke. Rltchey. Wagner 4. thinner. First
base on balls, OF Tannehill i: off Powell
j. Hit by pitched ball. Ritchey. Struck
out, by Tannehill /: by Powell 2. Passed
bali. Robinson. 4 Time. 1:5. Umpire,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
d EXEMPTION OF BONDS OFT

p EXEMPTION OF BONDS OF ELEc-
LII TRIO LIGHT; LOAN.
The holders Of the above named bonds
are hereby notified that the following
numbers have been called, namely: 81, 50,
q, 4S and IS, Of one hundred dollars each
Nos: 1S, ll9, 1876 LOG, 166, 1873, III, 19l, 1i6,
49,, 123. 16i. ISL. OF five hundred dollars
each; No. 2OS. OF one thousand dollars, and
are payable October !, 1870, at which date
they Will cease TO bear interest Bonds
and coupons will be paid at the Bank OF
the Ohio Valley. 57Isl-sHS1 !!
COMMISSIONERS OF. THE
sell ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN. ;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES. Il
pittsburgh 10. 81. Louis 4:
Boston7. Philadelphia 2.
New York 5, Brooklyn

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2d.-The Pitts
burshs celebrated their return home from
the most successful eastern trip In the
history OF tho club by easily defeating st.
Louis. In only one inning could the WIS.,
TORS find Tannehill successfully. The
game was called at the end Of the eighth
inning on account OF darkness. Attend
-, onn Scoro. Hs.slF at5l4H .ta.tH5
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

,}i. = si Office OF City Tax Collector,
= Wheeling. Sept. II, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the city
taxes for 1901 will be due md payable ut
the office OF the City Collector, Public
building. October !. 1900. Persons paying
all their taxes any day during the month
of October. Will be entitled to u discount
OF per cent on city taxes. Tho taxes on
real estate will bear interest from Noyem.
Der |, 1900, al, 10 per cent per annum until
paid. Save Il per cent by paying on time.
- - THAMES X. HAIL, =
I: SELF ,..I,s5 "a. Z. City Collector.
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Mccnuley.Pntton comppnz.

Nothing cheap but the prices" has
been for several seasons The motto OF
the Mccauley-Pattor Company, and
there has been no deviation from It, MS
delighted patrons and crowded houses
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Forty Given a watery Grave.

LONDON, Sept. 2O.:-A dispatch from
Athens to Lloyds, giving further details
of the disaster to the Egyptian mali
steamer Charkieh, now ashore on the
island of Andres, one Of the Cycladrs.
says that forty of the passengers and
crew we're drowned.
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1nfield Went to Pieces.

& BOSTON. Sept. 2o.-The Philadelphia in
field went to pltces In the second inning
Of to-day's game. milking four errors,
which. with DufIy's scratch single, netted
Boston three runs. A one-handed catch
By Dolan and Thomas batting were the
features. Attendance. $50. Score:
Boston ........O.3 / 90 0 10 IS 3
Philadelpia 30 0 l o. 3
Batteries. Lewis and Sullivan; Ortiz and
Mcfarland. Earned runs. Boston l; Phil
adelphia /. Time, l:5s. Umpire. Hurst.
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
~ MEN WANTED-By 1ewelry manu-
facturers; salary and expense guaran-
send money order for 81 rs for sample Of
Elgin or Waltham, full jewel, l4-k filled
watch. retailing at SIS with privilege OF
returning): guarantee for Is years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee,. Wis fe30
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE oE VALUABLE
i CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
by virtue OF deed OF trust made by
John p. O'Malley TO me: rs trustee.r boar
Ing date the Sth day OF February. a. D.
1880, and recorded in the office Of the clerk
OF the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Turst Book No, .,
page 600. will. on ~ Ft's'stg5 !
SATURDAY, THE Goth DAY OF OCTO-
Ff, Der, A. D. 1890. "a /, ) ~, ~
commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. m.,, proceed
10 sell at public auction, Mt the north
front door OF the court house OF said coun-
~, in said city of Wheeling, tho follow
Ing described part or parcel Of tho lot
No. SS In chupiine and Eoif's addition 70
said city, 'to-wit: Beginning ut the north
enst corner OF said lot No. 80 running
thence westward on the line ofn Twenty.
third street q feet; thence southWard and
parallel with Main street q feet: thence
third street q feet TO Main street. md
thence northward and parallel with Main
street q feet, more or less. to theHhcStn-
ming. ~. 4 !. h " Z u :, 49, "a :
TERMS OF SALE-onc-thlrd e6r is
much more nc tho purchaser may elect
to pay. cash In hand on the day Of salo,
the balance In two equal installments,
payable In one and two years. respect
lively, with interest. The purchaser 10 Give
his promIssory notes for the deferred
payments, with security satisfactory ITO
- LOUIS =. sTIFEL, Trustee.
j. c. HERVEf. Auctioneer. " Ee2o
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,.,....
GOOD INVESTMENT.

To persons wishing to make the
safest possible investment I can offer
special opportunity In Niagara Falls
lots. JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent, 1905
Main Street.
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!, n! EPl.1s.3 INfII9lT1 3It|I.FGT-- IN
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

C7YO PER WEEK BONA EIDE.
W IL Salary and expenses. Capable
men and women to represent us appoint-
ing agents. Rapid promotion and Increase
OF salary. New, brilliant lines. BUTLER
& -ALGAR. New Haven. Conn. nu3l n
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

5000. Arc not made by chance. nor can.
....... ihey aye7 In any material DO mado
.,..,...iat small expense. a competition
...... for chcapncss. aid not for excel
1900. lence Of Workmanship. Is tho most
50. Y. tredncnt and certnin cniise 81 tho
~. .."rnpid uecay md entire destruc.
...... tion OF arts and manufacturer
80. ..For best (which is the cheapes,)
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-07
Lieutenant Colonel Barry Talks
of the Filipino Army.
AGUINALD0 IN ISLANDS
SAYS IT WILL BE HARD FOR HIN
TO ESCAPE.
Manila Is Quiet and Trade Has Been
Resumed In the City and Sur
rounding country-Stores and
Saloons Close at s p. m.-our Sol
diers In Good Condition.

San Francisco. March 6.-Lieutenant
Colonel H. T. Barry. who was assist
ant adjutant general on the staff of
Major General Otis until a month ago,
and who has reached here on the Grant
en- route TO Washington, says the con-
dition OF affairs in the Philippines is
very encouraging. The soldiers are in
as good physical condition as can be
expected. and the percentage of sick
is remarkably low. There are now. all
told, 5000 troops in the island. and
but II per cent of them are on the
SICK list. Organized resistance. he
says, has been broken up. and there
seems but scattered fragment of
Aguinaldo's forces.
Colonel Barry says it will be h
Tor Aguinaldo to leave the island
though not impossible. He is thought
TO still be in the northern provinces.
The city OF Manila is quiet. and trade
has been resumed not only in the town
Itself, but in the surrounding provinces
and along the Pasig river. The s
o clock ordinance has been extended for
citizens to half-past 10, but the stores
and saloons close at s. as before.
First Lieutenant Batson, who also
came up on the Grant. was the organ
izer of the Maccabebe scouts. He and
his men chased Aguinaldo until they
brought him to bay. and in the en-
gagement that followed. Lieutenant
Batson was wounded. He organized
the scouts at the instance of General
LawtOn They proved a great success.
There are now five companies. COM
posed in all of $40 men, and Lieutenant
Batson says they are the bravest set
of fellows he ever commanded.
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RHODES NAY CAUSE
ENGLAND TROUBLE

London, March 6.-The Morning
Leader says: "One thing we may be
certain Of, Cecil Rhodes, who knows
South Africa, has made up his mind
that the annexation Of the republics
viii not bring the lasting peace which
our imperialists prophesy. Mr.. Rhodes
is so sure this VIII not happen that he
is preparing TO set 10 work at once on
the Notifications Of Kimberley.
We incline TO think that NIr. Rhodes
is preparing for a possible armed con-
fiict with the imperial faction which ne
fought at the polls and in parliament
until 1895. He is preparing TO resist
any attempt on our part to interfere
actively in South African affairs. either
in the interests of the Dutch elector.
whose vote is already threatened. OF of
the Kafir laborer. who seems doomed
to virtual slavery
This is not, indeed. an extravagant
hypothesis. Rhodes has consistently
maintained a policy Of Africa for the
Afrikander.' and on Ais lips the latter
word is synonymous with the fnancier.
He Will be loyal TO the English flag Just
so long as it continues TO be a valuable
commercial asset"
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ment nine years in the grade OF major.
seven years in the grade of lieutenant
colonel and two years in the grade Of
soionel, and at the time of my appoint
ment as adjutant general, was the sen
LOT colonel in the department
Your attention i also invited TO the
fact that the president rendered me the
commission OF major general of vOlun-
teers, which had the honor 10 decline,
so that ali these offices Oimited in num-
Der by law might be given to officers
serving with troops in the field. I have
now served in the regular army more
than third of a century, and I have
been absent from duty from any cause
less than thirty days.
This appeal to you is made in the
name of justice, and am confident that
II Is not made in vain. Very respectfully
H C. CORBIN.
'Adiutant General"
In the courtmartial proceedings re-
ferred 10 as general order No. 6, Gen.
eral Corbin, then lieutenant colonel,
was tried at Chattanooga on four
charges, as follows:
Charge firSt-Cowardice.
Charge second-Misbehavior before
the enemy in violation Of the thirty
second article Of war.
Charge three-Conduct unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman.
charge fourth-Conduct preiudicial
to good order and military discipline.
The finding of the court was Not
guilty" the court adding a clause Of
most honorable accuittal-