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BASIC HALL.
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Fans of the Inter-state circuit of 1896
nil! remember the crowd of ball players >
representing Little Washington, who
feomt'd to be primarily in Ujq Jjiuslness
of having a hlflh old tlnie.'ahu played
the national same on the side. Byron I
MoKeown, a millionaire oil magnate,
ran the club, and Dave Curran, a '
Washington boy who, It will be remembered.
was given a one-day trial on the ,
Wheeling team of '95 In the Iron & Oil |
league, was captain and flrst-baseman.
Huh .McKcown and Curran enlisted in I
the Tenth Pennsylvania at the out- |
break of hostilities last spring, and
went with their regiment to the Philippines.
Writing fr??:n Manila under date
of December -!>, Curran writes as follows"
-We played ball yesterday with the
I South Dakota and we won, 11 to G. We
will play Oregon on Monday,and we will
win, ror we nave i:ie ciuck mm it-uiu, 11.
fou remember, we won from Oregon __
c:?co before, In fact, wc have iron all our =
-atnes. We also have a football team i,(
and we practice every morning. I am a rr]
member of the team, Stump' Itehn, p:
c.ipialu, and Byron McKedwn, mnnager. w
We play Minnesota next year, January ai
S. We have a warm football team, Just h<
cs well as a base ball team.
-I was out on the Olympia Wednes- tn
day. Saw Dewey, who didn't have much rr
to .-ay, aside from asking me how they ot
were getting along with the new court
house in Washington. Pa. But .say,
perhaps that old ship is all there! Byron
was with me, and we were taken all j..
over the vessel. Haven't the time and
couldn't tell you if I had the time. Suf- Ll
lie* to say Uncle Sam is very much all si
right in every particular. The sailors on tl
board <hc flagship could not do too ai
much for us. All the naval men have %v
groat love for the Tenth Pennsylvania. b<
When they come ashore they always
cciw to our quarters. They call the -9*
Tenth quarters the 'sailors' home.'" ^
el
Says yesterday's Columbus State I"
Journal: The Columbus All-Stars will
very likely have another opportunity to st
defeat the team of cracks from "Wheel- m
ing. as arrangements for another match
are now under way, and although the
meeting will in all probability not take
place before March, it is safe to say
that the people of this city will have a 13
chance to again witness ;> fniatch be-j W
i wo en the team? time Tina sucn a close nj
struggle in the months of December and j .
January. Moth teams are willing?yen, j
anxious?to set a chance at the other, | te
and there te every reason to believe that | to
the negotiations now pending v.-ill re- i sii
unit in a match. In a short letter to ' ni
Teter Hartunz. Manager William Fette, : m
of the Wheeling All-Stars, writes that j e*
In hi? next letter fuller details will be fa
Included, and all the possible change in
the conditions will be that there will j
b?? r.n afternoon games in cither city, as j
the amount of the purse will be much :
larger than before and the teams can ?'
a:ford to stop over one exti'a. -th
whkki.ixg" lkaoue.
Won. Lost. P.T. |
\vhf?-::ng 4s c .Stf> I aj
Po'-vlor" 41 Jti .801
.Ml Alike 41 10 .S04 j
Puritans M if, .70*11 ni
CM Clonics :\ 27 .471 i ..
Golden Roilr. If. 2'i .4C I e
.Mt Nit p; ::s .zhj | w
I'urns' 11 .2tM tl:
u n. : it az .:*'U m
I'.-o- Horns 11 . 43 .201 Cr
Last ni'.'iu'H score: ?t
rp.Od llo:;xss. 1st. 3?1. Total a:
Ko" 151 11S ,133 4"."> di
I - r a r: Ir lj:, 147 123 4
J! -Andrews 13S 131 l.M 42:5
'.'.-f.iow ns 141 4is 1,1
Kiln lis Hi 13'j 319 St
Mart.!; ,.... J22 132 14'J 294 M
Total? $23 7C-0 SOD 2iM
I..\ MF.I.LE. 1st. :d. 2d. Total b<
I'. West ftl 114 14S 3:.3
Arvi'irgcr 120 117 It's 2V, , '
I'iril 141 13TT. l'l 425 l?
Fette lr.s- ivj 1:0 >i
Nor;, man 142 145 . 11:1 4&.]
i.OCll!l? 1-3 :'4'?
Total.-* TC> sr. 223 H
Scorers?J. Y?-nson anu Fiddell Burk.
Umpire?Wledfcbush. fl
To-nlsht?Puritans and All Alike. 11
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THK L \. W. ASSKMBIjY fl
Iii Session ut Providencc?Cyclcl'aths
ami Good Koads. ^
PROVIDENCE, K. I., F"li. 8.?This ^
was Rood roads day in tlienational as- 02
3eml>ly of the L. A. \V. At the morning rc
session President Potter spoke on the ^
benefits of cycle paths. E. G. Harrison In
reviewed the work that the department pi
of agriculture Is dnlnj?. and F. O. Stan- A
ley pave an interesting address on the ^
automobile. Dr. Mcndenhall also spoke 0|
at the afternoon session. Governor \v
Dyer welcomed the delegated-to Rhode J,i
Island. General Hoy Stone, who saw
active service In Porto Uico under General
Miles, spoke of the roads in Porto
Itleo. ft]
Mayor Baker, who is a wheelman,
welrnniwl ?hr. - - ? ?1
f,aivn in x lUYlUCHCC. t,
St'-rllntr KHIott spoke hrlelly. J;
\N. Sims, of IJaltlniore. spoke of c,:
agitation. The relations lo
THU WEAPON OF SCIENCE. \\<
.Yv. The man with a
(u spear and shield may . .
y seem a terrible fellow J!
to one who meets p
him empty handed or ni
SseSjLu onb' t'u" same ,
soft of an jn
equipment with
which to
- '.A.. flf *" . 'fS' X^ cither '?
"4A tf "^0 0!lllL'''{ "
"A stand j?
before a modern rifle?
Any disease may be deadly enough t?.
*ne:: yon have no adequate means ?>i
"?' hand to confront it. Plenty of peon.
di? .1 I.I.. ,i: _' -
_?> * lit v ui uumMic ui;-raxs, i
simply liccausc tii'r stereotyped, routine,
wnselrsr. mvUiods ?nd remedies usually
cmp!t?vc?l arc not halt-wav equal to the [ ..
o.canion. ' .11
1'Ut wh?n :?truly scientific remedy like Jjj
1;:. 1'iercc'r, great" Golden Medical J)is- 'v.
rovcry" is brought to bear upon the
<"ojnplai::ts which it is designed to cure/ j?
' t I?c:j? trales the tough hided wtuid armor f,
/?!'-tin::te disease with the same tin- Hi
' rring mcuruey and power with which ;i f"
modem rifle penetrates a savage shield. Hi
I had been doctoring and using patent medicine
for about a year an?i a half, bring unable t<>
v inotf of the tirw." John I.. CoughI.?'|.
of t'.lrn .,u,a};?,*Soiaef?l Co.. pa.
"" '! tor Miid 1 had heart di^eaar and Indi- S!
ion. it b'^an witli a choking and oppressed
C,1"K in the cheat. t seemed to be rat.' from
r.inut clear ilinvn into my stomach. My
?Wtite wa* usually poor. and I was uh weak ^1
' ''I riTvrui'. : ? though I had hern starved out *
-r tiionUi-* Mv heart krpt throbbing contiu- < '
"l.v and I war. short of breath.
,. ''ninlly 1 wrote to In. it. v. Picrce. llufTalo, ho
? \ for advice end he informed nir thai I had |Jt
j*Ujge?itioti nnd torpid liver. I did ttot think | .
inst <hiiKnoM?i wan right, but I ordered ?ix l?t- 1
1 " ' { l)i. Picrcc'k r.oldeu Medial'. l>i*covcry
Jn'l b>c?n m% uv. After ming three Inltlr* I
to improve slowly nnd noon went to work; I
3<u |uvc j,frn vrorking ever nine?."
' ?r obstinate constipation Dr. i'ierce's If
PiMts;iiit l'cllcts arc the most perfect w>
n'f-<litiuc ever devised. They give j,,
prompt, comfortable, permanent relief. i;,
D"
rHalf,WeHj\ *
n lra
miTHUifMlffl?HIM ti?
' Manv persona have their good dayand' hnthelr
bad dar. Others aro about lulf
Hick all tho time. They har* headache, con
backache, and aro rcitfess and nervous. flV<i
Food doc? not tA.it?? rood, and tho dicestlon
is floor; tho Akin U dry and sallow wai
and disfigured with pimple? oreruptious; c
?leej? brings no rc.*t and work ha buidcu. .' if
what causes thl? ? lopurc blood. ,
^^^^^cmedy l\.r
kspial
It takes out all impurities from thofl ^)l1'
blood. When theso aro removed, nature H Wei
take* rlffht hold and completes tho cure. | T
Price. 91.00 a bottle. At aU druggists. | f0r
If thrro in constlpatlou, tako Aycr'a |
l'llli. Frier, 2$c. a box. fl ?ur
"Write to tlin doctor all thn particular* Infl for
.yonroase, You wilt recclre a prompt replyM nro
fcwttbout cost. Address, Da. J. 0. AY El'., 3 ' _
U Lorroll, Mass.CJ i'as
bee
" car
itween the wheelmen and tho horse- Jou
ion have become closer during the bun
ist few years, ho said, and while tho A
heolmen were the real agitators they prl'
re belli},' warmly supported by the tho
M-semen. fori
This afternoon closed with a short act
ilk on the roads of Europe and this nlr<
?u a try, illustrated by u largo number ns
! lantern views. out
fav
l.ark ofIntcrest. l0.(
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.?The lack of
itcrest in the annual assembly of the
cogue of American Wheelmen will re- ^
ilt in a smaller attendance this year a*al
mil heretofore. Messrs. Sains. Mutt era
id Skiles will represent the state, and cja|
ill carry the proxies of the other mem
;rs. n
Mr. Sams is discouraged at the lack
' energy displayed by members of the :5n
uryhind division in not securing more "er
?\v members. The division has not
lough money to pay Its running excises..
Since April 1. 1S3S. for the excuses
of office Sams has drawn out of Tin
le division treasury but $13. This does e
Dt begin to pay for the stationery. ! (
amps, printing and the expenditures
jcessary to keep the work going. 1
me
Auber ami Turker. e<l
"Buzz" Auber, the South Side banm,
is billed to meet George Tucker, of ' ?]_
'ashington, Pa., at Washington to- hai
ght, for ten rounds, before the Gor- ^in
ten
)n Athletic Club. Tucker is a pro- Nvc
ge of Prof. "Jimmy" Gordon, and said am
be a good one. Auber. however, may pa\
10w him a trick, but unless he receives ing
ore uennite information to-day. the pre
atoh may fall through. ".Buzz" was T
;pectin? a telegram last night that me
iled to arrive. mo
m tra
Made Them Uneasy. larl
NEW YORK. Feb. S.?T!ie reports
the terrible hurricane encountered on inti
le last westward voyage by the Li? t'
:iers St. Louis, Lucania and La Chainigne,
have made the owners and
;ents of delayed vessels somewhat an- the
tsy regarding their ships. Seafaring 0011
en have given up aiPliopcs ot' ever \^y
elng the British freighter, Almida, noli
hieh sailed from Shield.--, England, for nai
lis port 021 December 10 last, in com- B
and of Captain A. McGregor, with a me
ew of twenty-five men. The missing wh
earn r is a steel vessel of J.r.4- tons, by
id earried a general cargo. The Twee- ''in'
e Trading Company's sieannu* Catan- !
. from Glasgow, December HI, which j :in'
et 11 sale that carried away the smoke Avil
ack and after making repairs at SV I';."
lehaels, Azorea, started for this port V;1.1
1 January %(>,'ought to have arrived ,y
lire several days ago, but probably has
;en delayed by the hurricane. The Q
vners of part of the cargo 0:1 the Ca.nia
to-day had it reinsured.
New York's Poison Mystery. j.1^
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.?The body of hen
onry C. Barnet, who is alleged to have Hor
ied of poisoning under circumstances ^
lat indicate a conneetion with the case ne;
C Mrs. Kate J. Adams, whose death pro
om a dose of cyanide of mercury sent ^
irough the mall to IT. S. Cornish, is f0..
ill .HI unsolved rrlininsil mvsmrv wnc .-nr.
>-day taken from the grave in Greenood
cemetery, where It was Interred ,
1 December 1_, 189S. Viscera from the sl!J
mains will be subjected to chemical
nalysis, which will require about ton
lys for completion. Meanwhile the
iquest in the case of Mrs. Adatns will
ocecd, beginning to-morrow. District r.
ttorney Gardiner Is said to have the
idence well in hand lor the formula- ste
on of an accusation against suspects
! whom there are three or more, but p.R
horn the prosecution do not publicly
i me. ?
o. Pit!
liisliop William*' Funeral.
MIDDLKTOWX, Conn.. Feb. 8.?The
T
iner.il services over the remains of-the *
isclit Rev. John "Williams, D. D., LL. Yill
., bishop of the Protestant Episcopal S
lurch, diocese of Connecticut, and sen- in^
r bishop of the house of bishops of the
plscopal church in America, will be 7
?ld at the Church of the Holy Trinity, t
?re, Friday ufternoon at - o'clock. The ten
iKht .Rev. Chauncey M. Rrewster, "1;
shop coadjutor, will probably otfl- ;i
at.?. The body will lie in state during
riday morning in St. Luke's chapel,
id interment will be In the Indian Hill
nietery here, where Uishop Williams' ?.[,
other was buried.
^ 'i'
Commander Sexton's Rurial. at
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.?Without unneces- _ ^
Ice
iry formality or pomp, the remains of ,p
ic late Colonel .lames A. Sexton, com- fe(.|
lander In chief of the G. A. R., were rj
Id to rest to-day at Rosehill cemetery. 0'el
omrades of Columbia post conducted fJ.
10 services at Memorial hall, In the
uhlic Library building, and at the jjLV|
rave, while other posts of the city at- j0.
tided and assisted In the simple rites ''
' the order.
m oth
Yellow Fever at Guaiia.jay. Cuba.
GLWNA.LW. 3'rovlnee of Pitirir ?l..l !!.'
io, Cuba, Fob. 8.?Six cuaes of yellow fro)
;ver have developed among the sol- at i
lern belonging to the Two Hundred
id .Second New York regiment. 1'ri- T
ito Clooncy is very sick. but llie other eoa
tscs are not regarded as being espec- i':,)
lly serious. I)r. Keheverria, a yellow ,' '1'
:Ver expert, says there is no doubt of ?i"5
i" soldiers being sufferers from yellow
ver. but he adds that there is no like- T
tiood of its spreading. pas
at
Something Promised. ho;
CINCINNATI, O.. K?h. S.?A Time?- Wh
gO II
... n .wk.un niiuLiiii hays: of I
Mr.1. Painphilia Wolcott, widow of tJio
to I'. Wulcott and . Inter of Kdwln
. Stanton, Kceretary of war !u Lintln'a
cabinet. died hero to-day, arced .
venty-two. Mrn. Woleott han written ,.f,
tn-thliifT upon the pmpnal Hide of her *
other'H character, which Kin- refused ,
have published until after her death,
I teat t In* ICccnrd. t j1(,
ST. PATh, Minn.. Feb. 8.?Last night pan
at the winter's record for cold, the tMU]
Gather bureau reporting -S degrees be- j,',,,
iv '/cro, while un>dllelal temperature* rail
nged down to .'!5 and 40 below. I mu
:ONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS*
11 day in Senate?House Filibusters
Over Public liuilriiug BilK.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. S.?The
ate confined itself largely to the
nsactlon or routine business to-day.
s Inclla^ appropriation bill which has
n pending for several weeks, was
ipleted and passed. The legislative,
cutive and Judicial appropriation bill
* taken up, but after twenty-four
res of it had been disposed of. It was
I aside for the day. A few nieasufcs
nlnor importance were passed.
ho net result of the work during the
days allotted for the consideration
?ubllc buildings in the house was the
sage of a single bill providing for
erection of a building at Newport
tvs, Vn? nt a cost of 573.000. Sixtyi
bills in all, carrying or authorizing
expenditure of about J12.000.0CK) wen?
orably considered in committee of
whole when the committee rose to\
but because seventeen other bills
orted had not been acted upon in
unittce llllbusterlng tactics were reted
to and all efforts to advance the
s favorably acted upon in committee
*e blocked.
he second bill appropriating $i7,000
a building at yialr City, Neb., got as
as -the third reading when a demand
the production of the engrossed bill
vented it from being placed upon its
sage. The previous question had
n ordered on the Altcona. Pa., bill,
rping Si".",000. when the house adrned,
so that it will be the unfinished
Iness to-morrow.
II the other bills, however, lose the
L'llecpd Ktntim llit-i.* h.ifl in virtue .tf
Bpeclal order. Another tiny therei,
will have to he allotted to secure
Ion upon them and assurances have
?ady been obtained for another day
soon as the appropriation bills arc
of the way. Twenty-four bills were
orably acted upon by the committee
lay.
Declines to Uccogni/.c Claim.
IT AS H1X GTOX, D. C.. Feb. *S.?The
te department, after mature consldtlon
has declined to recognize the
in of the Austro-llunsarian rovmont
for Indemnity on uccount of
Hungarian strikers killed by Sheriff
rtin's posse at Hazleton, Pa.,Septem10,
1897.
MERIT MAKES IT FAMOUS.
i; Only Remedy in the World* Kxppta
Surgical Operation,Thai Will
ertainly Cure any Form of Piles.
he study of physicians, the experlnts
of chemists, the loudly advertispretenslons
of quacks, have been for
irs expended in one direction; lo And
ile cure that will cure.
'lie results have been ii. number of
;mless, and in most cases useless
tments, suppositories and even innal
remedies, which the public have
[glied in the balance of experience
1 found wanting: nearly all of them
*e some relief, but nothing approacha
radical cure resulted from these
parations.
he remedy required is one that imdiately
stops the pain so severe in
st cases of piles, and then by toileting
the small blood vessels (capilles)
to their normal size, produces a
Ileal cure by reducing and finally
lorbing the tumors and healing the
amed. raw mucous surfaces.
ntil two years ago. r.o such remedy
I been produced, but at that time a
pository was placed upon the marwhich
has since proven itself to be
long sought permanent cure for this
imon and distressing trouble; It has
idly become famous throughout the
ited States and Canada, and Is now
1 by nearly all druggists under the
ne of the Pyramid Pile Cure.
; is now tin; best known, because Its
rit and safety have advertised it
t-rev.-r used. It has been advertised
word of mouth, from <>nc sufferer to
ither: people who had tried everyng
else, even submitting to painful
i dangerous surgical operations
bout avail llnally have founil that
?s may be cured without pfiln and
hout expense, practically, as the
amid Pile Cure is sold for the nom1
price of 50 cents and 51.00 per packbe
Pyramid Instantly stops all pain
I at the. same time contain no cone.
morphine or narcotics: the acids
1 healing properties contained in the
ledy speedily remove, cause a
ilthful, natural contraction and abptlon
of tumors: it will cure any
m of rectal trouble except cancer and
."aneed llstula, which by the way
trly always result from neglecting
inor and Limolv trMtmcnt tnr
,s above slated, can furnish you
h the Pyramid Pile Cure at fiO cents
ordinary size or 51.00 for large pack.
book on cause and cure of piles sent
[> by addressing Pyramid Co., Marill,
Michigan.
THE RIVER.
YESTERDAY'S DEPARTURES,
irlcston...KANAWHA. - p. 111.
rlngton....bEROY. 3:3ft j?. m.
ubcnvlllo..T. M. l'.AYNE, 2:H0 p. in.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
cinnati....QUEEN CITY. S a. in.
ROATS LEAVING TO-MORROW.
Lsburgh...VIRGINIA, Z ;u in.
Movement of Tow I mats,
he following boats with coal tows
sed down for Cincinnati and Louise
yesterday.
a. in.?Clipper, John W. Alles.
a. m.?Belle McGowan, Robert Jenkp.
m.?Pacific.
p. in.?Mount Clare.
hese boats passed up (lying light yesJay:
a. in.?Nellie Walton.
a. m.?I. N. Buntoji.
<
Alone < lie Landing.
'lie Lexington has lAld up below
teeling.
he 11. K. Bedford went to the bank
Parkersburg.
.Vather Wednesday?Clear and cold,
forming rapidly.
he marks at 6 p. in., Wednesday?9
l u incncs and railing.
he Queen City will he here at S
oek thin morning for Cincinnati,
he local parketa yesterday wcro the
ay and T. I\l. Hoyne. They tied up
L night, however, on account of the
lie hoys on the wharfhoat had aner
day of trials yesterday. The lee
k rapidly heeomlng thicker ami
ivler last night.
he Vii'Klnia is coming up the river
in Cincinnati, and l.i due here Friday
i a. m? hut the ico may compel her to
to the hank en route.
he .lohn \V. Alios yesterday sank :i
I llat la the middle of tin- river at
<11 S. IK'Iir tSOWICK ley, twelve UlllCS
>\v Pittsburgh. H i* a bad obstrue^
and should be avoided with cure
steamboatmen.
In- Hen Hnr was reported :is having
wed New Martinsville for Pittsburgh
y ii. m. yesterday, but up to a hue
ir last. night she had not leached
iceling, and it was believed she had
i* to the hank below here on account
lite Ice.
Pitt *diiiriih lilvcr Was.
ri'TSItlTKC.II, Feb. S.?Tliu* far the
i>mpt to raise the sunken rails at
rrlinan by the magnet process bus
ved a failure. It appears that, the
lgton Electric Company has beoil une
to yet a tow bout with sufllelent
trie power t<? furnish electricity to
maicnet. It Is said that the eoiniy
will try another method, and will
envoi* to raise the rails with dome
t of ii grappling contrivance. So
g as III" river remained Ii1bI> the
s did not bother the steambontmen
cli, as the boats went over the ob-,
Siano Ulargainn. .
Piano
Bargains. ;
One F. 0. Light & Co., square.. $125:
One Grovenslein & Co., square.. $100 L
One Stanley & Sous, square.... $125 =
One Heine Kamp, square $100 ^
One McPliail, square $ 90 n
iji
One Schoraachcr & Co., square.. $ 60 ^
bi
11
Several others correspondingly low
and on easy paymenrs. ^
d
T
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Milligan, Wilkin & Co., \
1138, INI and 1142 Market St g
= 1C
structlon. Since the river has fallen to ?
a scant barge stage, und as the channel
is narrow at that place, the obstruction
has become a menace to navigation.
Ice is Jioating out of the Allegheny
ami it is very heavy. Cold weather is d?
predicted, but the rivermen are of the s:i
tiiiit me ?/?> mi-.i iu-uuj on me "
Atlantic coast, in the vicinity of Now L!
Jersey, will drift westward and bring
wanner weather to-morrow. A rain 1.
within a few dnys would cause a dan- Si
gerous llood. us there is several feet
of snow in the Pittsburgh district and
the valleys of the Allegheny and Monon- t't,
gahela. m
The coal shipments have about cens- ai
ed. The following boats departed yes- ?r>
terday afternoon: J. C. Fisher, ? barg- ?
es, Mount Clare, 4 barges; Robert Jenk- i.
ins, S barges. No towboats departed this "*
morning. Tlie channel is clear of all
wrecks below Merriinan, except at Lascholl's
landing, where there is a fuel ->?
barge in the channel. Hut It will not in- .L*
terfere seriously with navigation.
J liver Telcgra ins. ^
MORGANTOWN ? River 'J feet 2
Inches; colder and clear.
011^ CITY ? Rlvr 1 foot 9 inches and ~
stationary: clear and zero weather. t
WARREN ? River .'J foot; cloudy
and cold. \u
GREENSBORO ? River 9 feet 10 =
Inches and falling: fair and cold.
BROWNSVILLE ? River S feet 2
inches. ~
PARKERSBURG?River 12 feet and _
falling: clear and cold. I!
PITTSBURGH ? Kivor 7.2 feet and
falling at the dam; clear and cold.
POINT PLEASANT?River -6.3 feet
nnd rising; cloudy. ?,
CINCINNATI ? River 27.7 feet and l>
rising: clear. V
CAIIiO?River 23.8 feet und rising;
clear and colder.
MEMPHIS?River 14 feet and falling;
clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE?River rising with 12.5 al
feet in canal. 30.3 feet on falls. 34.5 feet ,
below locks; clear and cold. 01
EVANS VILLI:?River 2ft feet and ris- te
' ing; clear and cold.
BEI.LA1KE IIAI'PEXIXGS. =
i blatters of Interest in thc'Mctrop'oIis
of Belmont County. ?
j There was a shortage of gas yesterday
| ar.d it not only left several households ,
cold and-dreary, but it stopped the steel r!
works and the, bottle works for a. time. 7a
i Fortunately the break in the pipe was po
| repaired in a comparatively short time w'
and the natural fuel was turned on in J
time to save everything but the incon- J(.
venlenco and trouble noted. of
The Bell a ire Stove Company has se- SH
lccted a new set of o Ulcers as follows: lu
President. Joseph Clements; vice presi- ,
dent .B. T. Powell; manager, Robert ?
Johnston; secretary and treasurer, II. H
Roomer. These officials are all new -1
except Mr. Johnston, who lias been the
manager from the beginning of the
works.
The school board selected Messrs. se
John II. Hoffman and James A. Driggs
I.-' ?!? - n ??? "? nf
boards uf education of the .state to be t|,
held at Columbus on the 21th and LT.tli. wl
The local board also paid bills, teach- th
era' .salaries and attended to other mat- Pi'
tors of minor importance.
A bunch of sweet violets reached hero ;
from Chattanooga. Tenn.. yesterday
morning- with the statement thai they ^
are in full bloom there now. Think of ^
the contrast between that and the violet q|
hues produced in this valley! ai
The do a J between Mr. Dcyarmon and
Mr. A. Kern concerning the property re- ^
cently burned is said to be about con- \
summated now and Mr. Kent pracutAl- an
ly assumed charge yesterday. l><
Mrs. Charles I!. Castling left yesterday
morning for New York, where she <
will meet her husband and take passage ?
for England. ]t is their present intention
to remain over there.
lolin McCraw, formerly of the Arm of
McGraw & Crow, has retired from the J[
firm since the insurance is settled up
and each partner will go into business \\*
on his own account. a :
The Twentieth Century club will be ^
entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.Tamos C. Tallman this evening by Mrs.
llattle Lazure and Miss Nellie Tollman, ne
The woman's home and foreign mis- ?/
slonary society of the First Presbvte- ,n<
rian cinirch met at the home of Mrs. l0
Lizzie Woodbridge last night. co
Sleighing parties are out every night *!'
now. but Iasi night was cold enough to
send lilt-in home early, unless there or
were lire* along t he line. an
Eddie Hogan, William Long and lied- f1'
man Ney, soldier boys just returned, an* sll
receiving iho congratulations of their i
friends. pr
J All tIir* people on tlio low lands here
j are trembling lost a Mood follows and (ja
so mi' of t Ik'Sl* on higher grounds have
fears.
T!v next !s the last of the lecture -J
course entertainments here for ihis winter,
and It cotnes next Tuesday evening.
! James Harrett. a i].-<ltimorc & Ohio ?
fireman, who has boon on the road some
years, was promoted to engine* r.
Miss Amy Ward entertained a pleas- *
ant company of friends at her home yes
teruuy evening.
.Mrs. Clara Kirkpatriek has boon appointed
executrix of the estate of lier
lat<? husband.
.M\Mi:C!Ii:\ XOTKS.
Daily Items of ItilcreM. About People
ami Invents. j
The funeral of Klwood Brush, son of
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. itrush, of McKees- j
port. !'a? who died at the home ??r IiIh
i;randmothcr. Mrs. l.-innah Marpl* . ,
! .Sunday evening. too!; place yesterday
j afternoon at U o'clock, interment nt | 1
i Mi-Moch'.-n cemetery. i
I Private Oorge M^rrK of Company I
j M. First West Virginia Volunteer In- j
j fautivV. arrived liome yesterday from
I Columbus, Cla. j \
i ICverett Parker has rrturned home
| from Pittsburgh, w here ho has been the
i t*;nost of friends for several days. I
! Mis. Itobert liannan Is laid up with j *?'
j a severe attack of'typhoid fever at her |
! home on Marshall street. j
: l.awrenee Zarnltt, of Wheeling, was n ,
I visitor iu town yesterday* J
Dr. .1. S. Smith is conMned to his room
on account of bIcIuu n5.
Postmaster Stephens is conllned to his {
| home by sickness. lhi
H\NE GENIUS
UsrmSA WORD
A!1 colld advertisements under
the following headlngi: : t s
.WANTED, FEIISONAL3, t ?
LOST AND FOUND. ; ?
FOR RENT, FOR SALE,
? will bo Inserted at tho rate of ??
>ne:tcent:t:a;:;word i
; %Canted.
;\rANTED - PANTS MAKERS TO
call at 1412 Market street. ja31*
TTANTED-GIRL FOR KITCHEN
IV work and plain cooking; no washig.
Inquire at 1122 Chapllno street Ja2S
ITANTED-IJY A MARRIED MAN,
r aged 33, situation as double entry
ookkeeper. Address, for li days, M., caro
utelilKoncer ofllco. feS*
4 GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
to tako orders for made-to-order
othlng-. No rxjierlence necessary. Splenld
chance. Sample outfit free. PRACTICAL
TAILORING CO., Dept. A, Station
. Chicago. Jal7
J<OMETUI NO NE W?W ANTED-A LL
5 dressmakers, sowing Kirls, ladles makyour
own clothe?, to see my method
f mittlnir; thf? Intnat mu\ fnrinr<v>d
y 11 rat-class dressmakers und Indies'
illors. Easy terms. Satisfaction puaran^ed.
Featherhonlng taught: attachments
Iven. A. I'. THISSELL. of New York, at
52 Main street, city, for a few weeks.
feC*
XT ANTED - Si;VERA I, TRUST WORIV
Till' persons to manage our busltss
in ttielr own and nearby counties.
Ir.lnly ofllee work conducted at home,
ilary straight ?900 a year and expenses?
. finite, bonallde salary: no more, no less
ilary. Reference. Em-lose self-nddreused
iimpcd envelope. THE DOMINION
OMI'ANY. Dept. M.. Chicago. Jal3*
.TANK YOUR MONEY EARN MONEY
r.JL ?The money-making chances In
locks, Wheat, Cotton and Bonds aro betr
and safer now than ever before. There
-o no losses under our plan, and a stlpu:ted
Income on your capital Is guaraned.
Every facility for successful Investent
Is offered our clients. Write for freo
flvlco and literature, showing how you
lay Increase your income without risk.
. E. MAC KEY & CO.. I> Wall street. New
ork. fet-s
Uo Sloan.
i T ON KV TCT LOAN ON~REAL KSIJL
TATE. Six per cent Interest and ono
;r cent premium, total seven per cent,
pply ?o THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
DAN CO.. ;:d St.. Rellalre, Ohio. oc7
Canaries.
CANARIES-. HARTZ MOUNTAIN*
J Hollers. Males Ji'.GO. Females 30c. at
ENRY IIELMURIGIIT'S, corner Mar t
and Sixth street*.
Receiver & Sale.
Donaldson Carriage Co.
RECEIVER'S SALE,
o. 2110 Main street, Wheeling, W.
a., of 40 first-class
Buggies, Phaetons
and Carriages
private sale within 30 days, at a reiction
of 25 per cent, on reasonable
rms.
GEORGE HOOK, Receiver.
Seneral Diotiees.
NOTICE-LOST.
Certificates No.-*. 102 and 103. dated Nov.
1 VS. each calling for live shares of the
j.ital stock of Crystal (JIuss Co.. a corirntion
under the laws of West Virginia,
ith place of business in Hrldgeport, Ohio,
ir value $60 per share, Issued In names
the undersigned, respectively, viz: No.
In name of John J. and No. 103.Jn name
Win. Kofhnlein. Any person finding
Id certificates will be rewarded by remind
same to us. at Bridgeport. Ohio.
WM. KOEHNLEIN.
>l-\v? JOHN J. KOEHNLEIN.
Ml K .\-S i: Ji V DEI 'A I tTM I: NT.
OFFICE OF THE 1
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY.}WASHINGTON.
Doc. ISO.v I
IVhercas, by satisfactory evidence p rented
to t!i?; undersigned, it has been
ade to appear that "The National Eslante
Rank of Wheeling," in the city
Wheeling, lit the county of Ohio, and
e state of West Virginia, has complied
ith nil the provisions of the Statutes of
?* United States, required to be coinled
with before an association shall be
ithorized to commence business of bankit.
S'ow. therefore. I. Lawrence O. Murray,
t-puty and Acting Comptroller of the
irreney, do hereby eer'Jfy that "The
ational Exchange Bank or Wheelinir,"
the city of Wheeling, in the county of
tiio.- and state o* West Virginia, is
ithorized to commence the business of
nklng as provided in section fifty one
indred and sixty-nine of tho Revised
atntes of the United States,
lu testimony whereof witness my hand
id seal of office this twenty-ninth day o:'
eccmbcr, imis.
LAWRENCE O. MURRAY,
'putv and Acting Comptroller of tho
1 ri i No. *:*'). J1
Stockholder*' Siccfing*.
V) THE STOCKHOLDERS *:OF THE
RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS.
I'ho stockholders of The Riverside iron
orks will take notice that, pursuant :o
resolution passed by the board of dirccts
of The Riverside Iron Works, on tho
h day of Jamu:ry? A. D. a meeting
the stockholders of said company v.-ill
held at its principal olilce. on the corr
of .Main and South streets. In tho city
Wheeling, West Virginia, on Tr.esdav,
'bruary l'l. 1S1W. at 7::*.0 p. m., at which
>tlng there will be offered a resolution
increase from the Mirplus fund of said
mpany the capital stock of The Riverle
Iron Works from twenty thourand
ares to thirty thousand shares, and to
i*i?ie me numoor ?i snares so increase'! 1
added to 11n- original eapltal stock
long the stockholders of tho said Klverle
Iron "Works in proportion to their
Idlnns of stock at tho time of offering
Id resolution.
11 testimony whereof. J. X. Vance, as '
esldciit of The Riverside Iron Work",
d .lohti l.?. Culbertson. as its secretary,
ve hereunto set their hands, this 2:?th
v of January. A. D. I4'1:'.
.1. N. VA.Vi:. President.
JOHN' D. CULUI'RTSON,
i'.'1 S : t:wy.
Clairvoyant.
.PROF. TRUE...
CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST,
1036 Mciin Street.
Second Floor, I'arlors ({, 7 and S.
.Valk It), don't ring. This remarkable
in, whose career has been on?* of slices,
Is gifted bv nature with a power
;ii approaches tho miraculous, llo is i
Uuowledged by the public wherever liu
s been to be the marvel of the Nine- t
nth century. Prof. True Is a prophet
world-wide repute; he Is recommended I
every one of his patrons. Ills power:!'
' lie the womb r and admiration of even I *
o idt-ptlcal. His advice is Infallible,
inducing and beyond dispute. Through
< remarkable development of .second
lit, and his thorough knowledge or tliej
my sciences peculiar to the men of tiio'
lent, he Is enabled to penetrate the woof I
il w i? of Human life, iI** piws advice
Inivinv.MS, la\vntillH, speculation. love,
urtahlp. nuilrlmony: he unltrn the scpated
ami onuses spuedy and happy marip?
with the one of your ehole.\ The
>ul?led anil unfortunate nock his eoun.
Thousands of hcartu have hern mudo
id thimttfh his tnithi'ul predictions,
ilcdlumlsttc persons developed. OMleo
urn, a. in. to p. m.. daily ami Sun*
y. Parlors so arranged that you will I
ft no xt ranger*. l-'ees SQc aiul 51.tW.
ruoi"n:ri:. kkk: MhIii stwet. i
?11KATBST FACILITIES FOll ;T1IB
f I'rou.pt Completion ol Orders at tho
lolllgoneer Job yrlnUng OIllcu. I
3or Stent.
TRIOR RENT?SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
'JE In the City Bank Bulldlnjj. Inquire at
tho City Bank of Wheeling. rorJO _
*ft"\rOlT CANT BEAT IT IP YOU
. JL play fair." Boom and board Jo pwr
wetk at Duard Hotel, 42 Twelfth street,
city. M*
ITIOR RENT-FINE OFFICE BOOMS.
J bust location In elty. Possession at
once. NICOLL'S ART STORE. 1121 Market
street. oc20
Itior rent - rooms in horn}
BROOK'S block, including 2 rooms on
second floor, formerly occupied by Miss
O. Lean. W. ,"V. 1IOQE, Agent, Room IS,
City Bank. JaH
Business property for rent?
Storo room No. 1051 Main street?a
first-class clothing: or Khoe stand. No. UOfl
Main Ptreet?three-story building, runnlnr
through to South streot, at present occupied
by Wheeling Drug Co. Boarding
house, sixteen rooms, Nos. 1055 and 105S
Market street. GEO. J. MATHISON. ir.OS
Market street. Jal7
FOR HBNT.
Storo room and six dwelling: rooms,
IKIeventlf street, SUO. Six rooms No.
30 'IVnth hi rout. 8-5. Four rooms No.
4 7 Fifteenth street, $1.1. Five rooms
No. 1007 Mnln street, 9^0. Flvo storo
rooms on Tenth street, $35. I.mtro
storo room No. lOOfi Main street* 810ti*
Throe store rooms Main below Tenth.
One store room corner of Tenth and
M arkot street?. JAMES HAW LE Y,
-item t^nuounci i,onns. unto Jinin .11.
J or Sale.
T.10R. SALE?HOUSE AND GROUND
.Ij on Jsland. Address or apply U> MISS
A. M. RITZ, 3413 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Vn. I Jig*
1" TiOTi SALE-Mr HOUSE. SOUTHEAST
J corner Chupllno and Twenty-third
Mreets, will bo sold at a low fliruro. Terms
easy. GEO. M. SNOOK. Call at O. M.
Snook & Co.'h. jafl
J^OR SALE.
. .^v-%" A Few Cholcc Lot&
at Edglnglon.jt,^
CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS.
W. V. HOGE,
City Bank Building, 3300 Market Street,
RECEIVERS' SALE
Of the Wheeling Drug Company, at
No. (409 Main St, Wheeling, W. \a.
too receivers win sell at private sale,
and on reusonablo terms, tho entlro stock,
bills receivable, good will and lease on th?
building of the Wheeling Drug Company.
The houso has a large trado and tho business
is In first-class condition In every respcct.
]t is a rare opportunity for anyon* .
desiring to engage in the wholesale drug
business. Until sale Is made the receivers
will continue to conduct the business as
heretofore, and aro ready to supply tho
trado with everything in the lino of wholesale
drug's.
: It. T. DEVRIE8.
FRANK GRU3E,
nolO Receivers.
T7\OR SALE-TI1E COMPLETE OUT'
FIT of the Fairmont Dally and
Weekly Expositor Printing Company, consisting
in part, to-wlt: One nlno column
Cincinnati newspaper press, ono Gordon
Job press, ono 22Va inch Paraxon papsr
cutter, ono thrce-horso power gas engine,
thrco Imposing stones, eighteen full fonts
job and advertising type, seven hundred
pounds body type, live fonts of ornaments.
Job stands, cases, rules and a cojnploto
assortment of Job typo and other material
and fixtures used by tho Expositor Printing
Company, all in first-class condition.
A bargain will be given to unyono wishing
to purchase the entire printing outfit.
cull on or address GEO. "U\ L. MAYERS,
Fairmont. W. Va. Ja4
Sjlcat Sstate.
FOB
Desirable residence, 12 acres ground,
six acres in choice fruits 517 00
Stable. Alley 14, between Market and
Chaplinc streets.
Residence on North Front street 21 00
No. 1C12 Market street, storo room and
dwelling.
No. IMS Market street, 2d floor 21 00
No. 12 Indiana stree? 11 00
No. 21 Maryland street 11 OH
No. 11:1 Virginia strec! 9 CKi
No. 337 Main strce:. 2 rooms, gas
range and both Rases furnished.... 10(h)
No. :;?) Sixteenth street, ofllo<. room.. 10 CO
No. 22 Sixteenth street, bottling collar
12 00
No. 34 Sixteenth street, 1st and 2d
flnniv "l A.?
No. 2350 Market street, work shop.. 1ft 00
Stable Fourteenth street u 00
POSSESSION* MAY 1.
No. SI Seventeenth street $22 ?)
No. 125 Fourteenth street 23 00
No. 37 Twentieth street 13 00
No. 2318 Market street 20 00
No. 2320 Market street 20 no
No. 2222 Market street 20 CO
No. 10>? Main street, storo room and
cellar CO 00
FOR SALE.
No. ^42 Main street.
Desirable Market street property.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estato Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Attorney, No. lf>!2
Main street. fcS
FOR SALE"
4-roonKd dwelling No. 24 Baker street.
Price $'.'73 cash, balance In long, easy
payments.
Splendid residence at 70 South Front St.
11-rooined brick house northeast corner
Twenty-sixth and Eoll streets, for 53,250.
This property will pay well as an investment.
Pleasant Valley lot, 337 feet front, on
pike, next south of the Pharr place. Best
location In the Valley for sale to-day.
TO I.ET?Store room?, retail or wholesalo
locations.
G. O. SMITH.!gfi-'ESSSSS?.
Ex chance 15 ank Building.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
so S. Penn St., store room and o living
rooms.
72 S. Penn St., 7-rooin house.
150 S. Broadway, 7-room house.
lit! S. Broadway, C-rootn house.
2i? N. Broadway, 7-room house.
1121 F.otY St.. 7-room brick house.
Fourteenth St. S-rftftm !.????/?
Thirteenth street, S-room hrlek lioune.
Fifteenth St.. 6-rooin brick house.
Money to I.ban on City Ileal Estate at
J per ccnt.
TliEO. W. FINK & CO.,
\o. 1520 Market Street,
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
FOIi S.\T?I2?Building fitc. 113 by 240. *
Kant McColloeh street. Plrt cheap.
Small farm, improved, -M acres. Threo
miles from city on river road.
A lino country residence, Pleasant Valcy.
A cheap home, two-story hrick dwelling.
I rooms and kitchen, on East McColloeh
street. I.ot 20 hy 1'-'". Only 51,700. Terms
iasy.
A very fine building lot on north side of
fourteenth strict.
Two desirable hnlldlns: lots on Wood
dreet, Eighth ward?on very easy terms.
A two-story frame dwelling, ."i room?,
vith stable on lot. Lot 23 hy 100. South
'hapllnc street. Eighth ward. Only $1,650:
asy terms.
FOU KENT?3 rooms on North Market
treet, ?7.r<<?.
A country residence with grounds, lnjulre
a! cure.
j room;* corner Fifteenth and Jacob Sts.
Arlon store room, -OO'J Main street.
C. A. SCHAEFEIJ & CO.,
L'olopliono ( or. 11th and
.">17. MnrKrl >|s.
i Read,,,,, j
j The Saturday ;
j (Intelligencer* !
! Price Only 2 Cents, i