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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The annual Examination Of Teachers for the
Wheeling Public schools, will take place on
Tuesday, July I'd, ensuing, commencing at
All applicants Tor Examination should appear
a. the time above specified II Is not the fnten-
ton OF the Committee TO hold any special exam.
nation during the vacation season.
The attention OF Teachers holding mo. 8"
certificates is called 70 the following rue recent
" adopted by the Board OF Education: NO
TEACHER Gldtl BE- employed holding othtr csTtl edt6
than number one orttSo"
Certificates for renewal should be left with the
undersigned prior 10 the dayof examination.
The examination will be held in the Grammar
School Room In the Fourth Ward school build
Ing. Candidates must appear punctuAlly at the
hour OF eommeneement-9o O'Clock A. n
jel9 SUPERINTENDENT City sesoois
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3 PICTURE FRAMEs-A large lot just
received and for sale cheap, at the Part.
ridge Gallery, III Main street.
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TRAINS will leave B. &o.R.R. Depot
for the Mt de ohantal Distribution on
Thursday, June 9Th, at s:15 and $40 A.
NJ, and return at 11:S0A. N. and 1880 p NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

LADIES wishing to purchase nice
itting and latest style Cater, should 90
to L. V. Bonds
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EVERYBODY who attends the olarksOp
Boat Club Picnic on Saturday, June 90tb
win receive q present. ~
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MUSLIN and oalicOs reduced in prices,
as well as everything else. at Henry
Brues'.
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QUEENS, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers,
Just received at L. V. Blends. -
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Farm Near Wheeling for Sale Cheap.
Wanted.
Notary Seals IS.
Oil Cloths.
Ladies, Watches-oxtoby s Duftleld.
Piano Tuning.
The Woven Wire Mattress. .-s.
Notice. - t-s go
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Nil at tho head of Whso,.
ing AlAnd y offered for sale on very reasonShIs
e ~ 81 This I'M eapableof cutting rom In
70! YvV0 rect PEI day, and has the best Loo III.
NSytJISs.nn..; Al. AtSo acre Lot in the town Of
Ilon Win the MN. Thia Lot "a situate ! Shes.
III y ABOVE me Furnace and 81 Enlendid IL
my LOT Glass Houses or other mani, ISntnS ,no
ssd iang; For Particular, enquire on ne nreua.
,or o,u,.,....,,. s.B. YlLLIAMs.
All i " AiHus ana second sts., Wheeling Ialand.
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A STRANGE CAsE.-Several days ago,
man arrived in this city, and took rooms
at the st. James Hotel, registering him.
self as Charles James snider. or fine
social qualities and handsome personal
appearance, he was not long in forming
the acquaintance Of several gentlemen Of
equally generous natures. Mr.. snider
represented himself as being a United
States District Judge in Colorado. Not
long after reaching our city, he stepped
into the First National Bank and request.
ed to have draft caShed, drawn at La
Vega, New Mexico, on firm or banking
institution in New York for, five thousand
dollars. Mr.. Adams, the Cashier, de.
clined to cash the draft, but proposed to
forward it to New York for collection.
1t was given given him for that purpose,
and yesterday morning, the parties on
whom it was drawn, were hesrd
from, stating in effect, that the
signatures and amount were all right,
but they had been advised that a mail in
Colorado had been robbed a short time
since, and this draft had been distracted.
On receiving this intelligence, we are
ted, Mr.. Adams filed an Information with
United States Commissioner ]. P. Rogers,
who issued a warrant for the arrest of
Snider. The writ was executed, the case
investigated and the accused committed
to Jail, yesterday. Subsequently an error
was discovered by snider's counsel in the
commitment, and he was released from
custody, He Immediately telegraphed to
points in Colorado and Virginia to obtain
certificates that he is what he represents
himself to be.
We have given the foregoing details Of
his strange case as they were stated, to |
is, and trust that Mr.. snider WILDE able
% clear himself Of the grave suspicion
attaching to him in the premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

POLICE CoURr.i 1.-The following cases
were disposed Of in the Police Court, yes.
terday morning: Andrew Vincent, John
House and William Lee, charged with
selling liquor to minors, were discharged;
William Dickson, charged with selling
wines and liquors to boys and young men
not Of age, was fined twenty dollars and
costs; Henry Valentine, charged with
drunkenness, one dollar and costs; Jacob
Keister, tumult and disorder, five dollars
and costs,
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LADIES, visit ia Main st II you wan,
to see goods almost given away.
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:, Four great auction bargains at j. s.
Rhodes & Co.'s. ~ '' "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

HENRY BRUrs' is the place now for
cheap dry goods.
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ADJUSTMENTS for all at the ol.rksori
Boat Club Picnic, on Saturday, June 2sth,
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ELEGANT Table Linen and Napkin, on
the cheap counters ct Henry Rtuas,.. =
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FINED AND HELD 10 BAIn.--Jacob
Roumps was arrested and brought before
Esqr Schultz, yesterday, charged with
creating ageneralrumpus with his neil d.
boz. sMr, Haelzlat. It appears that for
some time past Roumps has been troub.
ling Mr.. Haelzler, but considering his age,
Mr.. Il. has paid no attention to him. At
last, however, he had him arrested and
brought before Esqr. s., who fined him
ten dollars and costs, and required him
togive security in thesum Of one hundred
dollars for his good behavior for one year.
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BEAUTIgy your parlors with Lace Chr
tsins at half price, from j, 8. Rhodes 3
Co.'s. :"
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DISTRIBUTION AT MT. DE CHlNrAI.-
This great annual occasion occurs TODAY,
aud will doubtless be numerously attend.
ed as in former years. See notice else.
where for time table oftrains. Remember,
the B. & o. depot Is the starting point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

LARGE FuxKRA1s5 THE funerals Of the
late Samuel and Robert Irwin, took
place, yesterday from their residences on
Main street, and the Island, respectively.
Both were largely attended, as the az.
ceased were among the oldest residents
in the city and were widely known.
Never before, perhaps, IN the history q
Wheeling had the remains Of two broth
ers, who had attained to such advanced
years, been followed to the grave on the
same day. @Pleasant in LIE, in death
they were not divided"
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THE oIarkson Boat Club will give their
Second Annual Picnic, at Zane's Orchard,
on Saturday, June 29th. Admission fres,
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BEFORE EsQR G1LEsrY.-A. boy
named Michael Aulman was arrested and
brought before Esqr. Gillespy, yesterday
morning, on the charge of stealing a bas.
ket of Strawberries from the wagon Of a
huckster. Alter hearing the testimony,
Esqr. G. committed him to Jail in default
of $500 bail.
The case of Andy Holmes, charged
with assault and battery, was tried yes.
terday morning at the county jail. The
prisoner was required to give security in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at the
next term Of the Circuit Court and in de.
fault thereof was remSnded to .iaii, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

HENRY BRUEs is slaughterlug Dry
Goods.
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:, If you want cheap Dry Goods 90 to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-27

New things on the cheap counters every
day at Henry Brues'.
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For Sale.
FoR SALE

HoR SALE
aO one Hundred Acres Land, ~ miles rom thu
y Ohio: 10 acres Creek Bottom nndas sr SSun
uop, balance well timbered and supposed n be
uneefiaid with Coal so famous for COZ kino tno,.S
P 20 Exist In that section Of country. The q q
a Ihaiitoad runs through the land. viii be- All
CnoaP. Oe2O - /. IRWIN I1ont Wv
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SAFE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Ia.
land. Price from 800 to $1,000 each.
TERAS-one-fourth cash, the residue in canal
installments at one, two and three years MIR N,
'etest. JHo. P. GnCHRlST,
APl0 At Ton MN
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READ abOutJ. s. Rhodes 6 Co.'S Rea
Japanese Silks at so cents a yard.
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GheGnteuigetreer:
THURSDAY. JUNE ~, 1872.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11
The SMALLPOX.

We are happy to announce that on the
9th inst. three persons were discharged
from the quarantine, they being the last
Of the smallpox patients who have been
there since the first appearance of the
disease here on the 23d of May last. As
nearly month has elapsed since the last
case was developed, we can safely say
that the disease can no longer be consid-
cred TO exist here.
1t Is matter of congratulation that
only thirty-seven cases of smallpox have
occurred in Honolulu since Its first ap-
pearance, nearly four months ago, and
that the prompt measures taken to pre-
vent its spread to other Islands of the
Kingdom have been SO eficacious as to
entirely prevent its appearance on any of
them These measures, however much
they may have been criticised at the time,
are now universally acknowledged to
have been the wisest that could have
been adopted, and are looked upon by
MANY as the only ones which could have
prevented the spread of a disease which
would have carried off large numbers of
the people in the out districts, where the
facilities for prompt vaccination and of
medical advisers, at the first alarm, were
not at hand. We are not called upon to
praise the Board of Health in any degree
the result shows whether its members
did their duty or not The disease has
been confined to Honolulu, and the whole
number of cases has, as we have before
stated, been but thirty-seven, all of which
have been promptly attended to; and
although eleven of the patients have
died, still, the public have cause of con-
graduation that a greater calamity has
not befallen them. The carelessness and
improvidence of the Hawaiians would,
probably, if strict measures had not been
taken, have rendered the disease fearfully
epidemic.
Adequate facilities had been extended
TO everyone for vaccination before the APP
pcarance of the smallpox here, but lit
was found that great numbers of people
had neglected the opportunities offered
them, and were subject to infection. 1t
was necessary at once to warn the people
and to urge them to avail themselves of
the protection offered them. We are
happy to say that every physician in
Honolulu promptly responded to the call
TO assist in the general examination and
vaccination, and every morning in passing
any one of their offices, after the first
alarm was given on the 2Sd of May, one
would see them thronged with men, wo-
men and children, and the physician pa
,iently and perSistently at work. All we
can say on this subject is that they nobly
and efficiently assisted in the work of
guarding the people against the ravages
ola frightful disease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

1t is undoubtedly fact that the steamer
Nebraska, either with or without the
knowledge of the Master and the Surgeon,
brought the smallpox here in May last
The first case among the Hawaiians APP
reared on the 28d of that month, and the
patient was promptly placed in quaran-
tine DR. Z. Hoffman, being put In
charge. Other cases soon after appeared,
and ON the 18th of June, the various du-
ties of DR.. Hoffman, rendering it impossl-
bic for him to pay the attention to the
Quarantine Hospital necessary. in his
opinion. to be given it, he requested to be
relieved. DR.. Trousseau was appointed
bv the Board of Health to take charge OF
the Hospital in place of DIR. Hoffman,
Both these gentlemen, during the time
they have been employed in this service,
have been most devoted and earnest, and
have aided in very great degree IN
checking the contagion.
One thing, particularly, has aided IN
protecting the public during the critical
period which is now happily passed and
that is the quarantine facilities possessed
by Honolulu; an island, over which, dur
inc the whole year, the trade winds
blow, carrying off all contagion and scat
terinr it upon "the bosom Of the Pa
cifc." There is not the slightest dan
ger, so long as cases are confined to
the island, that any one living in town
can be exposed. Therefore we are bold to
saw that. should those who first brought
the disease here have given a correct re-
mort of the health of the vessel, the few
cases would have been well cared for and
the eleven Hawaiians who have been sac
rifced now be alive and well.
Commodious and airy buildings have
been erected on the quarantine grounds,
not only to isolate patients infected with
contagious diseases, but to comfortably
house those who have been exposed to
the danger of a sea voyage with them.
We take the liberty of making the follow
ing extract from Dr. Trousseau's report
to the Board of Health on the subject:
Out of thirty-seven cases, eleven have
unfortunately died. Three or four very
severe cases of continent smallpox have
recovered. This is due somewhat to the
healthy situation of the quarantine hospi-
tai. Out of the thirty-seven cases four
have made their appearance on the quar-
antine grounds, in a period of five to tif-
teen days after isolation, and amongst
friends or relatives of patients.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

No LITTLE complaint is made in New
Zealand as to the irregularity Of the
Webb line of steamers since its Inaugural
ton. We are aware that the connection
of the steamers here has not been as regu-
lar as it should have been, which will &C
count for the discrepancies in time in New
Zealand. The prompt and speedy de
livery of the European mails there is the
principal motive which has induced the
Government of that Colony to pledge
large subsidy to the line Recently we
have published the correspondence of Mr..
Vogel with Mr.. Webb, which gives
strong expression of the Government as
to what Mr. Webb may expect if the
terms of the contract are not carried out.
We copy to-day a few remarks from the
New Zealand Herald, of August 9th,
which gives an idea of the commercial
Importance of the line, and evinces the
determination of the people of New Yea
land to keep up steam communication be-
tween the ports of that Colony and San
Francisco
What is the best thing to do under the clrcum-
stances This is a difficult matter 10 decide satis-
factorily; but we think that on no account should
We follow the counsel Of the Evening lost Let US
maintain the service. We cannot abandon II WIN
any degree of safety, but let firmly insist
upon a rigid enforcement Of the contract terms
against Mr. Webb. There have been infinitely too
many concessions TO that gentleman already, and
the country is tired of making them. New Zealand
paws its money; let it insist upon getting what II
buys which has not yet been received. should Mr..
Webb continue to run his steamers on these terms,
well and good; we must be content. But should he
elect TO throw up the contract, then we say mat
steps should be taken to keep the service open by
charteriug available boats until such time as tenders
can be received for a of years from steamship
owners in all parts of the world. By that means
New Zealand would maintain her prestige, and al
though for time our mail service might not be
quite as il should be, we should ultimately recover
lceway, and keep a leading place among the Aus
traliau colonies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

A CuRIosrTY.-- have frequently heard OF
bees which hare swarmed, and finding no hive
ready for them, choosing some well-sheltered
branch among the trees in the mountains, where
in the open air they would make their comb aud
deposit their sweets, apparently considering them
selves comfortably housed. We have never seen
an example of this singular custom, so different
from the general habit of bees, which are sup
vosed to choose dark aud warm place wherein
to dwell, until the other day our attention was
called to q swarm which had appropriated
section of large branch of an algeroba tree
standing in the Beckley premises on Alakea
street. How long the little workers have occu-
pied their singular home we are not informed, but
pendant from the limb, is body of comb consid-
crably more than foot in length, upon which
the observer can see the busy bee hard at
work adding to his store. We look upon this
little colony (which is large swarml as great
curiosity, well worth the observation Of the Gu
rous.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Pursuant 10 an order this Gay aise Ir srrff
suit by the Honorable Eli-hs o. A-u Clsf lust f f-
supreme Court and Chanecar ~ ere hiazi-= a.f1e r.
hereby given that BID iu Equity be- lis aaF ben ai
the above entitled snit praying fr fha re-s1ra q f-
gage executed bv James Austin Gua.s1 1f ris aa.r
property Yaune Kae aelirerrfi Iar-
?. r. Marshail and by him cuf1rsrl g. lr a O. 11a r
him endorsed to William liirtr1nd r HIor-age aF1rg
date the 18th day 81 March lass and er. rr
i-sory note Of ike date GA the n 500 teta VIII
terr-t ~ the rate 81 u crut per ruuHl. payable -
annually. uu The lands and premises ts iri.nHF.
1T The iaud A. described n Hlrtl Patient "a sasfe
Miuuakca street. ilon1niu Oahu and being To- uuEf %
tion q the kaeu PREMISE the uasai lrfi asrng BEEN
conveyed o. fuiflahut
u The ~ IL kshrrua Honolulu. ualu ilsrrIai
Land Commission Award S. s11a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Boar CArsrzED AND Two PEoPLE DROWNED
NINE PERSONS, OF WHOM THREE WERE YOUNG
CHILDREN, SAVED AFTER BEING IN THE WATER
TWELVE HoURs.-A correspondent at Lahaina
gives the following particulars in regard to the
boat accident between that place and Lanai.
The accident occurred on the 4th instant
"on "Wednesday last boat left this place for
Lanai with eleven persons on board, and when
about bali way across the channel towards the
lower end Of Lanai the boat was capsized and
lost The passengers swan for lanai, and after
being in the water for about twelve hours, nine
of them reached the land two. an old man and
woman, were drowned-their names were Kapu
and Kaaiawawa. OF the Survivors three were
young children. who were saved by being lashed
to oars and thus conveyed to land. Strong trade
winds have prevailed in the channel for the past
week and the sea has been rough"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11

Circuit COURT FOR MAUI.-1'heir Honors A.
S. Hartwel and H. A Widemann, and L. Nc
Gully, Esq, Acting for the Attorney General,
sailed on Monday in the Kilauea 10 attend the
term Of the Circuit Court for the Fourth Judicial
District. Among a large number OF cases to be
tried this term will be that Of KuheleaumOku for
the murder of Kanalau and his wife Koukou, and
for the attempted murder of young girl named
Kameelehiwa, who was in the house at the time
of the murder, which occurred on the morning Of
the 18th Of March last, at Waiehu, Maui. At the
Coroner's inquest Kuheleaumoku was identified
as the murderer He confessed that be had as
sisted in committing the deed, but implicated an
other young man, name Kahoaa, as the principal
actor. Both of these young criminals have been
confined in the Oahu prison since the preliminary
examination, awaiting trial at the present term of
the Circuit Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11
At il Again.
HAWAII.

EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE: With Others ain
our midst" have been watching to see the first
bulletins from the exploring party on Hawaii.
am interested in The fate Of that volcanic island,
and have hoped for a most reliable statement OF
facts from the corps of observers sent up by that
eminently scientific journal, the AdoertiSer.
But see they are at the old trick-stretching
things. The very especial, the long practced,
the highly trustworthy, correspondent writes
from Kawaihae of beholding Mauna Loa at a
distance of seyenty-fve miles," &c, &c My
dear Sir, you can't get seventy-fve miles from
the summit of Mauna Loa anywhere on Hawaii.
1t is forty-six miles from Kawahae; statute
miles, stretching it ST lightly at that. Next, we
shall hear of seventy-fve-mile ride to the top F;
of lava streams sevrnty-fve miles long, running
seventy-Ave miles an hour and all that.
However. have him. shall myself, and
shall recommend Others to do the same, apply
column of lava $50 feet high, let us believe it to
be AGO. Does he report Mokuaweoweo 700 feet
deep, it may be 400. Seven days journey shall
by me be interpreted four, and seven cones in the
pit may, without risk, be recorded in scientific
Journals abroad as four.
The fact is, with dividers and charts, and
decent pair of eyes, there is no sense IN this in
terminabe stretching of things If correspond
onts do not know how IN nsn knowledge that
every scboolbOy is expected to possess, let them
confess their ignorance, go to school awhile, and
then-travel Till they do, we can only hope
thew may be paid for their services id the same
ratio as indicated above.
Voprs rrofoupdlv kEAWE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-09-11


responsible for the opinions expressed by any cores
pendent.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your irrepressible neighbor, the
P. c. Advertiser shows himself as well versed
in the practice of the law courts as in the science
of good government; his knowledge of law and
equity about equals his craftsmanship, and his
common sense, both. One popularity about him
he always wings his shafts at big game and hit
or not, he brays out his triumph on bis trumpet
or organ in the most selfassertive, if discordant
notes.
For some months past his target has been one
or more members of the late Cabinet, and for
some months to come we shall be treated to his
selflaudations for having broken it up he all the
time believing that he was really instrumental in
causing the catastrophe.
As he has nothing better to do in the mean
time on account, as he says Of the new Cabinet
not being yet complete, he to-day takes flying
shot Just by way of amusement, and to keep his
hand in, at one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court. and thinks, poor soul, that he has bagged
another big bird. Why, bless his innocence, be
has not even ruffied feather, and the object of
his attack passes HIM with as much contempt as
he would a chattering monkey.
1t Is well that the editor of the P. c. A.
whoever he may be, should remember that
Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, and
that he should be informed that Judge Wide
mann acted in all respects, in the case in ques-
ton, as Judge should act. and that his action
has given satisfaction to the entire Bar. At the
same time it would be well for the community to
consider whether it is to its interest or not to
continue to support paper whose only objects
appear to be, first, to destroy our national pros
perty, aud second, to ruin the reputation of our
public men. Hawaii