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ht, lay 27 h, for the election Of Of


night. lay II h, for the election Of Of
ficers.
MIR. Robert NJ. Addleman attorney
residing at No. 10 South Huron street,
Island, while working with some flow
ers on his porch last Saturday, fell from
a step ladder and seriously sprained his
ankle.
| Yesterday one application was re-
ceived at the local recruiting office from
: a Pole for enlistment into the army.
He successfully passed the physical ex-
animation, but had not been enlisted
last night.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Sko-
burg. CT the local recruiting station, left
for U~hrichsville ITO open a temporary re-
crulting Office. To-day Corporal John
Mills and Captain Reichmann will go to
New Philadelphia for the same purpose.
Officer Albert Speidel of the Eighth
ward, received from a Cincinnati firm
a policeman's club, which is too pretty
for use. It is a bright red. and has
nice red tassles dangling from the
handle. 1t would be a shame to spoil
the club on some ruffar's head.
The Wheeling drummers and AS
sistant Secretary Adams, of the Board
OF Trade, have returned from Rich
mond, and express themselves as more
than pleased with the treatment they
received in that city. They are jubilant
over capturing the next grand council
meeting.
The local representatives of the G..
A. R.. Ladies Of the @. A. r. and w. r.
c., will leave on the $50 train for Park
ersburg Wednesday morning. to attend
the annual State encampment, which
WIS postponed from April on account of
the flood. Between thirty-fve and fifty
will attend from Wheeling.
Tine members of the various Uni
form Ranks of Knights Of Pythias COM
panies, of this city, are making arrange
ments to go to Wellsburg on tie even
ing of June 9Th, to muster in a new
company of the Uniform Rank in that
city. The new company will be known
as the ]. B. vandergrift company, No.
SO.
To-day the new Center Wheeling
bank, which has established itself at
Tw~enty-second and Market streets, will
open its doors for business, and will
start under very favorable circum-
stances. 1t being located In this por-
ton of the town, a populous district,
that has had no bank heretofore, it is
expected to do a profitable business.
Mr.. Z. M. Garvin is the president and
Mr.. Fred Huseman the cashier. The
bank was organized several months ago.
A large audience assembled at the
Opera House last night to witness the
closing performance OF the season. "Ru-
pert of Hentzau" was the bill with Mr..
Howard Gould, a talented and capable
actor as Rudolph R~assendyle." 1t was
a very pleasing performance through
out, and the work Of the principals in
the cast was especially good. At the
close of the third act, In which Rudolph
kills Rupert, Nh. Gould was given four
or five most insistent curtain calls.
After the tableau, which closed the play
the audience was very demonstrative in
its applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-21
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Amelia II. Campbelf's Executor

AfneilA II. &dtnppelf = EAENAtVt
vs..
Isabel 8. Savage and others.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, W..
Va, in Charccry.
Pursuant TO an order entered In the
above entitled cause on the ist day OF
March, 1891. the Undersigned special COM
missioner will. on
Thursday, May 23, 1901,
commencing at 10 O'Clock o. m, offer for
sale at public auction. on the premises.
in parcels to suit the purchasers. the tract
the Wheeling and West Liberty and Beth
any Turnpike. In Ohio county. W. Va,
known as the Or. John g. Campbell farm.
containing about as acres. The coal un-
der said land, with the rights and prtvf-
ieges necessary for the successful min4ng
and removing said coal and the block Of
coal TO which II may AZ any time belong
and rights. or such part or parts OF said
land. will be sold as shall seem best for
the interests OF the devises OF said Amelia
Ii. Campbell.
Terms Of Sale-one-third Of the pur-
chase money and as much more a. tha
purchaser ghalI elect 10 pay Ia cash. and
the residue In two equal annua payments.
with interest from the day or sale. the
purchaser giving HIS negofIakie notes.
with approved security for the deferred
payments. and the title TO be refafns1 nm
I'll the payment OF the purchase money
IN full.
Special Commissioner
I hereby certify that the above named
special commissioner has given bond in
the penalty and with the security as re-
CURED BY law ard the said deoree or raid
circuit court c. II. HENNfSG.
apssoawt Clerk.
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cussion the august body gave the plant
the privilege of building the switch, and
the trouble was over.
During this meeting some Of the par
ties made some remarks that was not
what the majority of Council upAeld,
and the remarks of one who is the man
ager of the plant was not received, with
a good feeling by the Council, but the
members present passed this by and
took in consideration their W peo-
pie and their benefits. The trouble was
not with the Council. or with the citi-
zens, but was a question of who was
the head of the city. The city has moth
ing against this plant, and hopes to en-
courage same, but the American Tin
Plate Company must know that the
Council 10 the body to adhere to. The
Laughlin mill has =: franchise, and it
is hoped that in the future they will
not ask the Council for favors that have
not been fully considered, but will come
before the Council and state their posi-
ton, and not expect one man to pull
them through, as to what they ask from
the people. 1t Is well to say that the
citizens of this city wish in every way
to help this community in a way that
will do the city good, and from those
who are at the head it is found that
they think that the action of Council
is right.
At the meeting District Manager &C.
Gil Robinson was present, and made a
statement to Council that was well re-
ceived, and fully showed that the
American Tin Plate Company did not
wish to take advantage of the city In
any way, but only asked them to help
them in the way of lettering their ship
ping facilities, which was adopted.
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WATCH DOGS
Ever on the AIert-Alive to Every
Form of oppression-kept ON
Edge-Burdened Beyond Endur-
~apce-ycryes Give Out.


Edge-Burdened Beyond Endur-
a~nce-Ncryes Give Out.
The machinery Of a min that grinds day
and night has to shut down now and then
for repairs. II is the same way with your
nerves. Over work. close application. our
ways of living. bring about nerve waste
that sets up symptoms of various kinds.
1t may be falling strength, weakness. Ian
guor, headache. sIeeplessness. etc. What
ever 1t Is, nerve force is lacking and the
means of restoring rests with DIR. A. w
Chase's Nerve Pills. A great many people
In Wheeling vouch for this Among them
Is Mr.. Boiden Green, of No. 9z3 ChapiiEe
street. Wheeling. ". Va. who says: "Dr
A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are an excel
len tonic. l was broken down. weak, my
back bothered me. and I felt in every way
depressed and unable to sleep. The result
of the use of the Nerve Pills / got at the
Logan Drug Co.'S store was to give me
energy, strength and vigor. The back
ceased to give me pain and with his ]
take ii all in all. I can say the medicine Is
a good one DR.. A W. Chase.s Nerve
Pills are sold ut 50 cents = box at deal
eTs or DIR. A. W Chase Medicine Co.. Buf-
falo. n Y See that portrait and sigma
ture Of A. w. Chase. n D.. are on every
package. O
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DRUGGISTS.
G NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of a deed OF trust made by
Frank M. Milligan and jennie Milligan,
his wife, to the Undersigned as trustee,
dated the 10th day OF May, A. y. 1900. and
recorded in the office OF the clerk OF the
ounty court of Ohio county, West Vir-
ginia, in deed OF trust book No. S, page
lO6, / win sell at public auction TO tho
door of the court house OF said Ohio coun-
ty. in the city of Wheeling, West Nir-
ginia, on
Saturday, the e2nd Day of June,
A. ID. 1901,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m. the follow
ing described property. situated in the
city of Wheeling, I'm the county or
Ohio and State OF West Virginia. to-wit:
Two lots situated on the north side OF
Charles. street and numbered six 80 and
seven 90 In the Buena Vista addition TO
the city of Wheeling, In square nufnbercd
thirty (30). together with all the buildings
and In srovements upon said TWO lots and
all tie privileges n a-ppurtenances there
unto belonging, or in any wise appeftatn-
leg the said two lots to DO sold being
the same lots granted and conveyed to tho
said Frank M. Milligan by John Muraock
and wife, by deed dated the 9th day Or
March, A. d. 1883, and now OF record in
said clerks Office in deed book ST. at page
ls5.
much more as the purchaser may elect to
pay, IN cash on the day OF sale, the bali
ance OF the purchase money IN two equal
installnients. payable respectively at one
and two years from the day OF sale. with
interest from that day. for each OF which
deferred payments of the purchase money
the purchaser shall give hia negotianls
promissory note. bearing interest from the
day OF sale as aforesaid, 70 be secured by
the title Of the property sold being re-
tanned until the payment ia fun OF tho
same, or by deed OF trust on the property
sold, to be drawn. acknowledged ana re-
corded at the expense Of tho purchaser.
WILLIAM G.. CALDWELL.
c. s. GREER, Trustee.
Auctioneer. fny2leez
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T0IM DEBT o. WHEELING
Is A LITTLE MORE THAN FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
a DEBT THAT MUST BE PAID

This Year Is the Compromise Loan
of 1S60-FloatfnE Deb OF the City
ts Not Large-A Missing bond That
Has Accumulated Intcrest for
Nearly Forty-TwO Years-No Quor-
um of Finance Committee.
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lei

FORBES-At Chicago, ILL.,, Sunday, May
10, 1901, Donald Forbes.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Arrested.

Last evening four hoboes were ar
rested by Officers Bailey and Myers,
for enticing the young son of Thomas
Morgan from his home in Aetnaville
and giving him intoxicating drinks, but
as far as could be learned, no harm was
done the boy, and the four men will be
given a hearing in the morning.
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the subject Attention" On Thursday
Prof. Crago will discuss the topic:
Waking ~ the mind"
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PLJMuEaA
ROBERT w. nYIr.

SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Sole agent for the Original ROBINSON
vapor Bath Cabinet. You can have Hot
Springs and Turkish Baths 1t Home.
These baths are health insurance II you
are aiIing. they viii make you well. II
you are well, they Will ward OF disease.
No. 1lS Market 1T, Wheeling. Tel. No. =.
meh3e&dc
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Pag,

Corded Wash Silks-Geo. R. Taylor Co.
The Sale of Paris Hats at Half Price
T~o-Day-Stona & Thomas.
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Third Page.
Trustees Sale-William G.. Caldwell.
Funeral Notice-EXcelsior Lodge No. 40,
[. 0. 0. F.
Wanted-Two or Three Furnished or
.nfurnished Rooms.
Agents Wanted-C. F. Adams & Co.
Bids for Paving al New Martinsville.
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MARTINS
Local News From the City ~ Aiills
and Factories.
Council Meetfnx.

Council met last evening to take ac-
ton regarding the new switch being
built by the C. L. & w. road to the
Laughlin tin mill, and after much dis
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Seventh Page.
For Sale-Wheeling Steel & Iron Com
any Stock.
Bonds for Sale-White & White.
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Seventh Page.

Sixth Page.
The Proof of It-McFadden's.
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WANTED-Old bottles. rags. iron and
rubber. Drop postal card. VIII Call J.
LEVIN Co. rear IS Eleventh street.
mch2Se&drb
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Third Page

Second Page.
For Rent-Large Front Room.
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The finance committee Of Council was
called to meet last night, but failed to
secure a quorum, and adjourned until
next Friday night. The estimates oil
the different departments of the city
government have nearly all been made,
and it is expected that all will have
been made and given to the committee
by next Friday.
City Receiver Forgey had prepared
from the books of the city clerk a type
written statement of the bonded and
floating indebtedness o. the city, which
was given to the committee last night,
and Is as follows:
Mr.. N. C. Hamilton,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Dear Sir:-For the benefit OF your COM
mittee, / submit a tabulated statement OF
the Indebtedness of the city of Wheeling
1t December 81, 1901, with amoun that
must be provided for during the present
year:
Dec, 1901. Interest.
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WANTED-Two or three furnisnsr - IL
furnished raams for light housekeeping
references exchanged. Address B.. this o.
nee. my2les
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Compromise s per cent.
bonds of 1850, payable -
July 1st ..................$ S2,cO 5 i,lo0 70
November 1 ............ 100 1886 so
Loan 1855, s per cent,
payable July 1.......... 1880 1850 90
Main street bridge. ~
July 1st ............. 1,4N 1897 50
eecond series, s per cent,
due November 1st...... 900 4,a14 90
Electric light loan. 8 per
cent, payable Oct. 1st.. $4,000 $50 90
Totals .$1aO,500 $24.257 co
The floating debt of the city Decem-
Der 81. consists Of outstanding orders
of the City Clerk upon the City Receiv-
er, viz:
General fund orders ................ $ll,lIS 60
Contingent fund orders, B. P. W.. Il. go s.
pverdrafts. gas works. ............ 6SS y
Interest due January 1, 1ao1........ 1857 20
Total ...... $50, 113 "a
in hands commissioners Of loans..$ 4,222 IS
Water Board 2,s2l "a
City Receiver LIZ 40
Overpaid 10e 1913 96
Total ......... SIC, 1S9 20
Balance of debt........".........xZ o.552 -
Balance bonded debt ............. 479,3,G %
Marietta & Cincinnati r. r. bond 5000 co
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WANTED.

WANTED-Agents to work from wagon:
no heavy load TO carry: highest commis-
sions paid. Apply c. +. ADAMS CO. No.
$50 Market street. mv21et
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October ll.--Commcr~
cial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The tone of the stock market was
distinctly improved to-day and there
was much more activity, especially in
the American department. Copper
shares spurted with AmaIgamated Cop
per, Tintos IL and AnaeondaS ".
American stocks opened strong with
London a free buyer, expecting hand
some profits, but New York stolidly
made London sulk, although the reac-
ton was unimportant. The coal stocks
were the favorites in the expectation OF
a revival OF the combination. Erie
was in particular demand, London OBJ
serving that New York is all the time
absorbing sales, talks of a resumption
of the bull movement and the activity
of the Morgan. Hill and Hartman In
terests encourages buyers.
The Bank of England has sent
6 200 900 in gold to Egypt. Paris ex-
change is 25.13; Berlin 20.3s. The
steady decline of Paris exchange from
25.211a in ten days and the difference
in discount rates attract much atten-
ton. but In view of the rise in New
York exchange and the plentiful supply
OF money here, there is no particular
anxiety yet.
Austria is still keen buyer of gold
and probably will intercept the f400,-
900 due from the Cape on Monday.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Special TO White & White
CHICAGO, Ills. October l1.-Corn--
Has been firm and fraction higher.
although there was some selling and
the early advance broke off fractional
ly. Good buying by commission stock,
Pattep and others. The firmness was
mainly on government reports. the
advance of less than y point being less
than expected. Argentine shipments
4l5.0o0 bushels. Receipts 239 cars, with
$50 for tomorrow. Western offerings
small New England demand fair.
Clearances 7T,G00 bushels. Gables up
a fraction.
Oats-Have been slow but about
steady. Have been helped in this
market by corn. Government report
considered bearish and floor traders
sold on il. Receipts 1877 cars, with
1870 for tomorrow. Clearances $4,000
bushels
Wheat-Has shown strong front to-
day with somewhat better trade.
Country offerings are reported light
both in northwest and southwest, pro-
badly due to recent rains. Some in
quiry for both two red and one Novem-
Der wheat. but no business accomplish
ed. Prospects are for liberal Increase
in visible Monday, but this will pro-
badly be followed by short period of
light receipts and with an increase of
trade or better demand may cause some
improvement In values.
Provisions-opened shade stronger
and afterwards ruled weak and lower
on selling by commission houses. Near
the close prices were higher on buying
by the packers and local operators.
1900 hogs tomorrow.
SLAUGHTER.
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LIVELY SPECULATION
Followed Rumors of Railroad Com
solidatfon Despite authoritative
DeuinIa.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Great
speculative activity continued in the
stock market to-day, but it was CEN
tered to large extent in the trans
continental stocks. led by st. Paul.
which ros. 81 points over last night in
the late dealings, end closed one point
below the best. The appearance of the
market suggested the days of last
spring, dear to the memory OF the pro-
fessisfial spectators, when the absorp-
tion of a new railroad system or new
trans-continental combination was ru-
mored each successive day and readily
accepted in the credulous mood of the
speculative world. The activity OF to-
days market was largely due to the
crop of Eumors revived by yesterdays
various reports of the proposed plan
for consolidating the control of North
ern Pacific, Great Northern and Bur-
lington in one proprietary company.
AS matter of fact, the official dis
chalmers, this morning, Of the published
reports and the prompt relapse in the
prices of Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific preferred, had some
what chilling effect on speculative sem
timent AS the day progressed there
was revival of old rumors that Union
Pacific was to acquire st. Paul in ex-
change for new bonds. In the pres
ence of these pleasant old associations,
speculative enthusiasm seemed to take
fire. The buying of st. Paul was quite
in the old prodigal fashion of outlay
and Union Pacific. Southern Pacific and
Atchison were conspicuous followers.
The coalers and the so called Morgan
stocks, including United States Steel
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southern

southern by sample 60 Use: southern
on grade 69a73c.
Corn.~-dull: mixed. spot and the
month 59Lsa59i5c: year 56a4 a5Te;
steamer mixed 5St4 a5Sisc. receipts, s.
53S bushels: exports. none; southern
white and yellow corn 60a62c.
Oats, frm; No, white S9lfsfoc; No.
? mixed sS15as9c; receipts, $3.50 bush
els; exports, none.
Rye dull; No. . nearby soc; No. 2
western soc. receipts, H,706 bushels;
exports. none,
Hay. steady; No. 1 timothy s1e.ooa
1850.
Grain freights very dull rates tend
ing lower. unchanged.
Butter, firm and unchanged: fancy
imitation is 1916: fancy creamery "a
a2sc; fancy ladle i6a17c; store packed
t3al5c.
Eggs. firm aud unchanged; fresh 1aa
COO.
Cheese. firm and unchanged; large
t0ha10i3c; medium 109salic; small liza
11Le.
Sugar, firm and unchanged; 1ne and
coarse granulated 5.i5c.
Additional Markets on second Page.
The best sunday newspaper pro-
durable In WhccIinR. Read the sun
day Reaistcr. 49,
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hulllsh factor in an otherwise bearish
market to-day. affecting wheat as much
as IL did corn. December corn closed
NC higher: December wheat s4ef adj
vanced. and December oats a shade de-
pressed. Provisions closed from ) to
12Ms higher.
Considerable activity Immediately
followed the opening Of the corn pit in
dueed largely by the disappointment
among the bear clique, who expected a
decided advance In the official crop re-
port At the close yesterday this adj
vance was predicted at least 5 points,
and bears had sold freely In eonse-
quence When. however. oetober's con-
ditlon was reported at but S2.i as eom-
pared with September's 5tf. quick COW
erng was the result, December opened
asc to %e higher at 56Ac TO 5Ic. partly
on higher cables. Several prominent
longs began proht-taking at this early
advance. and December wAvered for a
time under the pressure and sold on
"a 56Me This early loss was soon re-
gained. however, and prices rapidly rose
to 57tsc. At the c,ose December lost
somewhat on continued liquidation. but
closed firm, TIC higher. at 567se; re-
eeipts were go cars.
Wheat ruled fairly active and higher.
December opening Il to 4c higher on
improved cables at 691se to 6sAe, sta
tistics. II anything. were bearish. Re
ceipts were ssul very liberal though
falling off somewhat. in the southwest,
Clearances were small, and the export
demand was sluggish In spite OF
these influences wheat gained material
strength. principally from the corn re-
port. and rose steadily throughout the
session on covering by shorts. There
was some outside demand which also
helped. and December sod to l0isc
easing off trlfe at the end, and elosins
strong. ac higher at zoe. Local re-
eeipts were l67 care. one OF contract
Minneapolis and Duluth reported SAG
cars. making total for the three points
of 1.0l3 cars. against 1888 last week
and I04 a year ago.
Primary receipts were l.20S,0 900 bush
els, compared with last years $4,000
bushels. Seaboard clearances in wheat
aud nour were POS 900 bushels. Argen-
tine shipments for the week were 200,-
900 bushedls, against $4,000 bushels
the corresponding week year ago
The seaboard reported twelve loads
taken for export.
Oats were only momentarily active
early in sympathy with the improve
ment In trade in the other grains and
narrow market later In the day. There
was some strength at the opening fol-
lowing corn, hut this met with free Of
ferlngs by the outside, and the meder-
ate country movement continued. easing
the market. December sold between
35ssc and 35Ma3b Mc and clossd :
shade lower at 35AaS5&c; receipts
were 1877 ears.
An easy market in provisions at Tho
opening resulted from a renewed selilne
for the local account and outside ac-
counts. Prices sagged hapidly for Q
time in spite of a strong hog market
but on the development OF consider
able local demand, thought to be an
effort of packers TO keep prices up, Jan
uary products reacted and held steady
January pork closed 12zc advance al
sl5.05; January lard 71ac up at ss971a
and January ribs sc higher at $7.sb'
The leading futures ranged ms follows