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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-01-21
LEoHARDioWN. MD. THuRsDA YMoRN

" / regretted N mssquuI
thought he could fer 81 n -
ike the red-haises nlnsy
pitied and been N to-
lay on the q csyin9. - s.
my hand some of tae lead I yine
ali about me, and thinning + kemy
own hopes they were. Hou / N.
there I do not know, til son q -.
ped on the grass by nae, and 6oft
hand held my own. "a 4
"Crying! waaer-nymph & lore
l knew it I found MYSELF O. MI ~
two strong 2xnzs sad ezk-
~. "; : s,ss;;ss1
taught many things it il right for you
to know. / dare not let you 60, little
one, until / ask if syou viii think of
yourself as my own Lorlei, and try to
become as graceful outwardly as your
pure, good heart and natural abilities
will let you. have learned to love you
very much, and you will let me hope,
will you not z"
For all answer, / lay quiet, looking
up in his face, and thinking how nice it
was and fearing to break the s.,ell by
showing him my real self.
DO you like this awkward, ugly,
clumsy, red-haired girl ?" finally man
aged to ask, with long drawn breath
of satisfaction.
"Stop the adjectives," he answered,
closing my mouth gently with caress
(and how glad vas my mouth was
pretty! AT times you are more
graceful than any one I ever saw, and
as for the hair"
l sat up eagerly, and asked:
"You like yellow hair, don't you? 2"
YES" he said, wondering at my ca
ger look and manner.
'Turn your head away, and promise
not to look" / said, turning his head
SO that he could not see me.
Il promise" came the voice I was
waiting for. With trembling hands I
took out the pins, unfastened the elias
tie which held my red wig, and pulling
it off. turned his face toward me. He
looked as though he had seen ghost,
and stared at the red hair in my hand
and the golden on my head in mute as
tonishmcnt.
"Yes, it s mine," l said, answering his
look; and l pulled one of the short curls
hanging over my eyes. "And l can
dance and sing, and play on the piano,
md ] love Shakespeare" could get
TO further, for reasons lovers can per-
haps explain; and VIXEN, an hour after,
in my pretty white rufiies and woman
ly aaery,I erept inte ths-ssssjansss
l found Aunt Hetty talking TO Walter,
and saw him gravely kiss her hand as
he came toward me. When I saw the
light in his eyes as he looked at me, for
the first time in my life thanked God
for my glorious beauty.
There was a grand time when l went
home, and for while my unfortunate
appearance" ceased to be the general
theme Of conversation.
Ny first anxiety, when nurse brought
ME MY little Fanny to look at, was
whether she was pretty. l need not
have troubled myself. Her noseis fat,
her mouth is wide, and only her blue
eyes and sunny temper keep her from
positive plainness. She has relieved me
from all fear of perretuating the race
of "Lorleis. The AlGine.
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Troubles are Ike dogs; the smaller
they are TIE more they annoy you-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06
River News.

The marks last night indicated S feet,
and rising.
The Granite State passed down at noon
Saturday.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
4 7. NJ. Saturday, with about 1900 kegs
Of nails.
The Salt Valley passed up on Saturday
night.
The Carrie Brooks arrived from Games.
vile on Saturday night, and departed for
Pittsburgh on Sunday morning.
The c. W. HornbroOk passed down with
a tow of coal on Saturday,
The Market Boy will leave for Pitts.
burgh this morning at s o'clock.
The Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
The Express will leave for Parkers-
burg at noon to-day rs usual,
Business is good at the landing, and
plenty Of freight is moving.
by Telcgnph.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa December Driver
8 feet inches and rising slowly.
Weather cloudy and raining, Rained
all day, raining at head waters, both riv-
ers.
CINCINNATI, o., December 5.-River
90 feet 9 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and considerable rain, Arrived
Arlington, New Orleans. Departed
Emma Graham, Pittsburgh,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December Driver
rising slowly. Weather warm and rainy,
Arrived-Come and See me, with tow
Ohio river.
EVANSVILLE, IND, December D.
Weather cloudy and rained all night
signs Of more; mercury SO to 56', Bar
ometer below 20. River falling fast 81
and $40 feet on guPge. Up--J. NJ,
Phillips, Aggie. DOwn--Peytona and
barges, Grey Eagle. No business.
CAIRO, December 6.-.Arrived. Glencoe,
from New Orleans; Robt, Mitchell, from
Cincinnati; Belle Of st. Louis, from St.
Louis; Joel Kinney, from ViCksbnrg, and
Arkansas Belle, from Evansville. De
parted-Andy johnson and Glencoe, for
St. Louis; Robt, Mitchell, for New Or
leans; Shinkle, for Memphis; G. W.
Walfe, for New Orleans; Joe Kinney, for
St, Louis; Belle of St, Louis, for Vicks-
kurL and Arkansas Belle for Evansville.
River 81 feet 3 inches and falling; wealth.
er cloudy; mercury $50.
ST. LOUIS, December 5-Arrived-
Capital City, Vicksburg, Departed-none,
River risen one inch and rising slowly,
the result Of the breaking Of the gorge
near Keokuk. 1t is presumed there will
be swell enough to lot out the grounded
boats between here and Cairo. Cloudy
and very damp.
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-Weather
mild and rainy, River falling with nine
feet eight inches in the canal and seven
feet eight inches on the falls. Arrived
MinnneOla, Louisville; Glasgow, Cincin.
natl; Charles Morgan, New Orleans; Ac.
tive, lronton. Departed - Minncolu,
Memphis,
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THE OPERA HoUsE.-The engagement Of
Miss Rose Wood and Mr.. Lewis Morrison
closed at the Opera House on Saturday
evening. In the afternoon the Lotus
Flower" was presented, and in the even.
ing "a Bit o Ash" and Betsy Baker"
were the attractions. Both entertain
ments attracted fair audiences. Both Miss
Wood and Mr.. Morrison have made \ very
favorable impression here, and should
they ever return willno doubt receive a
hearty welcome,
Tonight Messrs. HarrigNn 4 Hartsup'
ported BY a company Of dramatic ar
lists, will commence an engagement
Of three nights in their new drama,
entitled 1.-THE Doyle Brothers." These
two are the great original Har,
rigan Il Hart, OF "Mulligan Guards
notoriety. They have just concluded y
very successful engagement at Wallaek's
Theatre, New York, where their wonder
full performances attracted the largest
audiences ever seen in that well known
building. 1.-THE Doyle Brothers, u drama
in four acts, was written expressly fol
Messrs. Harrigan Il Hart, and is repletG
with mirth.provoking dialogues, laugha,
bic situations, etc. The world renowned
musical sketches OF HarrigAn & Hart are
introduced in this drama, Reserved seat
can be secured at Adams & Lucas music
store without extra charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

PHILADELPHIA, December BINARY
Newton (Colored,) aged 81 was burned
to death in fire at 4S9 Lynn street TO-
day.
New YORK, December 5.-NanCy
Gamenellage O. years old was burned to
death by fire this morning at 253 West
4lst street.
WASHINGTON, D. G., December 5.-The
Consul General Seward will probably be
nominated to succeed Avery as Minister
to China.
New YORK, December 5.-According
to the report received by the World at a
late hour tonight Mr.. O'Conor's symp.
toms we're decidedly worse. The patient
slept badly Saturday night and rested
little to-day. Nothing has been said to
him Of Tweed's escape.
RoUDoNT, n. Y, December 5.-Peter
Relish, QuarrymNn, was found near
Saugerities this morning murdered, it's
believed by some personsupposing him to
have had money. He was endeavoring to
collect yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

EXCITEMENT ON 18TH STREIT.--On
Saturday afternoon Charley ZoeCkler, the
we'll known Fulton butcher, drove around
town in u sulky, in rather reckless
manner. The sulky upset on 18th street,
and Charley was thrown into the mud
But he regained his seat, and having at.
tracted large crowd Of people, handled
the reins more reCklessly than ever,
Officer Martin finally stepped forward
and took hold Of the bride Of Charley
horse, and started to lead him toward the
lookup. Zoeckler suddenly hit the horse
with his whip and the animal sprang for
ward and away from the officer, and ran
up Market street at rapid trot. ZOeCk'
Ter proceeded in his sulky up Market to
10th street, when he turned and crossed
the suspension bridge and probably went
over to Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

THR MAYHEM FAMlLY.-ElseWhere in
these columns we note a burglary at West
Liberty by which Mr.. A. NJ. Ridgely lost
about $500 worth Of goods. Mr., Ridge.
" came to this city on Saturday, and
having reason to suspect that the May
hew family knew something Of the rob.
berry he procured search warrant and
searched the premises Of old Mrs,
Mayhem, who has been living in
the First Ward since her husband
and one Of her sons were inCarcerated
in the Moundsville penitentiaFy: Some
Of the stolen goods we're found and identi-
lied by Mr., Ridgely, and last evening four
OF the Mayhem boys were arrested by Of
ticers Junkins, Bogard and Mahoney, and
lodged in jail. One Of the prisoners,
Wesley Mayhem, is a fugitive from justice,
having recently broke Jail at Cambridge,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

a PLEA FOR THE PooR.-The Wheel.
ing poor are not attracting the attention
Of public philNnthropists quite so much
AZ they did last winter. The soup house
might have done some harm in attracting
tramps, but II also did a great deal Of
good in supplying destitute families with
tramps are disposed Of by city ordi.
nance, why not beStow some attention to
the poor that we have always with usi
There will no doubt be much suffering in
our midst this winter, and a soup house
would supply many really needy persons
with substantial food at moderate cost.
Men and women Of christian land, be.
fore you make your holiday purchases
think II you cannot spare mite for your
poorer neighbors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06
SECOND HAND PIANOS AID OR0ANs.-

REMENBER THEs.-Now il the time oil
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
Coughs, Colds, and fatal results Of predis.
position 10 Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. BosChee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighbOrhood Tor the past two or three
years without a single failure to cure. II
you have not used this medicine yourself
60 10 your druggists and ask them Of itS
wonderful success among their customers,
Two doses will relieve the worst case. II
you have no faith in any medicines, Just
buy sample Bottle Of Boschee's German
Syrup for 10 cents and Try II. Regular
size Bottle75 cents. Don't neglect cough
In save Is cents. LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
d&W Wholesale Agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

WlNTER-The far.famed Prof. Tice,
Of st. Louis, says "the coming winter GER
tainly will not be an agreeable one. First
cold, really so, will set in about the 2Sth
OF November, and continue for nearly a
week. II will be warmer about the 9th
Of December, and then cold for another
week. II will be warmer from the 18th
to the 18th, and then cold again. About
the 10Th II will be warm, and about the
3Oth cold to very cold until January 9;
then warmer till the 18th; then very cold
to the Goth; then warmer for few days,
followed by cold weather till about the
close Of the month. The month Of Feb.
ruary will be very boisterous, generally
warm, but short spells Of intensely cold
weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

PULPIT PoISrs.-At the Fourth Stree
NJ, Z. Church yesterday Quarterly Meet
ing was held. A general class meeting
was held ut Ga. NJ; at 1880 A. N. Rev, +
Ball, Presiding Elder Of the Wheeling
District, delivered a sermon, followed BY
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper, Thu
pastor preached in the evening.
Rev. j. II. Stevenson, formerly Of the
South Wheeling Presbyterian Church, has
accepted a call to the churches OF Tyrone
and Sewickley, Pa.
Rev. II. II. Hall, Of MonongaheIa City
Pa, preached at the English Lutheran
Church yesterday morning and evening
and addressed the Sunday School at
Pm. -,
There Is a question as 10 the title o
the ground upon which the United Pres
byterian Church at West Alexander Il
standing, and the sale Of the church ha'
been postponed for the present.
Rev. Dir. A. NJ. Reid held services il
the First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning.
Prof. i. V. collars, of Bethany, preach
ed in the Disciples Church yesterday
morning and evening.
There were several acCcssions to The
Thomson NJ. f. Church yesterday morn
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGEs.-Jeremiah
Myles has entered suit in the County
Court against Capt. Il. NJ. Davis and
Officer ElwoOd Martin for damages to the
amount Of $4,000 Some weeks ago
Myles was arrested for drunkenness In
the Eighth Ward by Officer Martin, and
the Officer and prisoner started on a
street car for the lookup. When the car
was going down Oath street Myles ran out
Of the car and jumped of the front plat.
form, in an effort to escape. He fell on a
pile Of stone which lay by the side Of the
track, and rolled down under the car and
had an arm crushed so badly that II was
afterwards ampututed. The suit for
damages originated from this accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

LEGISLATORS, and every one else, take
notice! After your heavy days work Is
done, come to my Oyster ParlOr and en-
Joy a stew or fry, which l guarantee to be
tiFst.class in every lespec.. The most
comfortable and elegant place fos dinners,
parties, and private meetings in this city
is the Assembly Hall o.
A. NEUHAusEE,
1921 Market street.
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ACCIDENT AT BENsoN's FERRY.-Hen
ry Knoke on Fridry evening left l}eIlairt
for Wheeling with a two.horse wagon, ant
when he arrived at BerSon's Ferry, OF
the Ohio side, the ferry boat was on thl'
side Of the river. lie started down the
bank intending to drive to the water''
edge and wait for the boat, when the
horses broke into rapid gait and ran in
to the water. Knoke, in endeavOring to
turn the animals around, became entan'
gled in the harness and was nearly
drowned, lie was rescued by some men
who happened to be near by. A little
grandson Of Knoke's, who had been with
him in the wagon, was found clinging
about his neck In the water. The horses
we're drowned. When Knoke was put
ting on some dry clothingin house near
the scene OF the accident, his pockets
was picked Of Sl7,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

ItELMBoIDs BuCHu ia still in the 20.
NTH of liz popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine IL still manufactured al
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases OF The kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
ieitS. Genuine has propfietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

Books As PRESNTs.-No one denies
that homes devoid Of books and their re-
timing influences are not so happy and
cheerful as those where father and moth
er, brother and sister have stored their
minds from the histories, poems, biOgra-
PIXIES, books Of travel and adventure,
books Of science and romance, that lie on
the table and line the shelves Of the real
kOmc.
II you cannot afford to buy great ma.
ny books, at least make yourselves and
somebody else happy on merry Christmas,
1t is hardly necessary to say that you
will find just what you want at the
Cry BOOK STORE,
Mol 18th st,
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TELEGRAPH.
FIRE RECORD.

BANGOR, Me-, December 4.-The resi-.
dence Of Thaxter Shaw, at Yanceburg
was burned last night. Loss $4,000; nc
insurance.
DIXON, ILL, December 4.-Becker 4
Underwood's extensive Touring mill wa
partially burned this morning and tht
machinery considerably damaged. Los
between $1,000 and $4,000. Insured.
sACo, NE, December 5.-The extensive
tannery OF Wallace Bros. & Co. burned
last night. Loss $4,000; insurance Sl4,
800. Fifty men are thrown out OF EN-
ployment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

FORMERLY LIVED IN WHEELISG.-Col.
John A. Joyce, Of CROOKED whisky" noto.
riety, lived in this city about twenty
years ago. His father was n steamboat.
man, and deserted his mother and went
to Cincinnati and lived with an aban.
doned woman. When John was about
fourteen he left this city and went to Gin.
Cinnati, and has since become quite no.
torious character. The Colonels mother,
an aged and ignorant Irish woman, is now
living in Chicago at the city's expense.
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Cry PERsoNALs.-Capt. Dan Ever.
stein, for twelve years conductor on the
Cumberland Accommodation train, b. 30
road, has been transferred to the through
Baltimore express.
The employees Of the Singer Sewing
Machine agency in this city presented
Mr.. John L. Stanage, the retiring man.
ager, with a gold headed Cnne, Mr..
stanuge was promoted to position In the
New York agency. lie Is succeeded here
by James L. Dougherty, Esq, Of Steuben.
Vile.
Robert McWade, the eminent actor,
will entertain Wheeling audiences with
his delightful impersonation Of "Trip Van
Wrinkle" on the evenings Of the 2Sth and
Goth instS.
Milton MOBILES, who was formerly a
leading actor in Manager Fitzsimmons'
stock company in this city, Is booked for
an engagement at the Opera House at an
early date,
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4 Negro Convict Marbles White
Woman.

New YORK, December 5.-Chas. West
on, one OF the three negroes to be hange'
on the 18th, was married to Catherine
Guy, white woman, on Thursday. Thu
ceremony was performed in his cell ant
Delan convicted Of killing Mr.. MOL, stoot
up with him. The Bride being Catholic
Weston consented to be baptisted and
married by priest,
Jacob Standerman received notice OIL
respite,
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ADJUSTMENTS AHEAD.--Miss Rose Wood
and Mr.. Lewis Morrison play in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, this week. The company
that supported them here will return to
to Pittsburgh.
Messrs. Harrigan 4 Hart, whom the
,'Mulligan Guards" made famous, will
head the boards at the Opera House on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week.
The Frank Frayne dramatic combina.
lion will commence n weeks engagement
at the Opera House on the Goth inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

A HANDSOME building Is 10 be erected
on the corner Of 18th and Main streets,
now occupied by the Adams Express Of.
fee, by and for the use Of the Peoples
Bank. The plane Of the new building,
which was gotten up BY Howard Broth.
ers, architects, Is on exhibition at Nicoll's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-06

A BIC BABY.-The latest arrival al 4
down town boarding house Is big baby
The dear little thing IL FIVE years old and
weighs one hundred and ffty.six pounds
The child's parents, who accompany IL
are talking Of placing II on exhibition
The youngstet may yet pfovea "fat take
In hia haFianta
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A Case OF Murder.

NASHVILLE, December AIN Putnam
county, few nights since, four disguisec
men went to the house Of Russell AllisOl
and shot and killed him. An officer ant
posse went to arrest two OF the supposed
murderers, brothers, named Brasswell
when one OF the latter shot dead j, j
Allison, brother OF the murdered man
and one OF his posse, Brasswell, was ar
rested,
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BURGLARY AT WEST LrBERrY.-The
store Of A. NJ. Ridgely, at West Liberty,
was broken into on Thursday night and
goods valued at about $500 were stolen.
The stolen goods consisted Of clothing,
boots, shoes, etc. There Ia no clue to the
robbery.
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ST. LOUIS, December 5.-Wm. j, Ma!
and John Wagner, two caulkers wht
worked at a sectional dock in the south
ern part of the city, got into a quarrel a
SChIltzs saloon, during which, in return
for blow, May plunged long dagger
shaped knife into Wagner's abdomen, in
tlicting wound from which he died lhil
morning. May has been arrested.
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NortCE.-Those who have money would
do we'll to supply themselves with Dry
Goods and Carpets al the great reduction
in prices that have made. Call and see
for yourselves. ]. W. FERREI,
cor. Main and goth streets.
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CoSWCrs FROM KANAwHA.-The fol.
lowing Convicts, recently sentenced by
the Circuit Court Of KanaRha county,
we're registered at the Penitentiary on
Saturday; John Lewis (colOred) sentenced
TO two years imprisonment for larceny;
VIM. Rogers, three years imprisonment
for burglary at Coalsmouth; llezekinh
Rice (colored), one years imprisonment
for attempted inianticide; Robert Gwynn
(colored), five years. imprisonment for
mtlrIlefous assault.
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a DESIGN for State flag, prepared by
Mrs Miller, wife Of Joseph s. Miller,
Clerk Of the Senate, and Mrs. Gettinger,
wife Of Delegate j. II. Gettinger, Of
Berkeley county, was on Saturday after.
noon submitted to the Committee on Mill.
inrY AlIaira.
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sPEYER BROS, contemplating a
change, now offer their immense stock Of
Millinery and Notions al great reductions
tnprlCsS, AS OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST
BE SOLD. All In want Of bargains
should not fail 10 give us a call. cod
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MUNICIPAL CouRT-Judge CraHmr.
Police CorRr-Judat drummer.


His Honor on Saturday morning dis
posed Of the following docket
Thomas Ryan was charged with at
tempting to steal an overcoat belonging e
ing on Friday night. He was sent up for
thirty days,
John Burns was sent to the wOrkhousC
for five days for drunkenness,
The cases Of John AndAf, charged with
assau1Iing james Nicholas (colored), and
James Wilson, charged with picking
pockets, were continued until Monday.
Iu the afternoon there was only one
case awaiting examination.
Nicholas Earman was arrested toF
stealing bucket OF poultry out OF the
grocery Of John Reid, jr7 on Main street
He was sent to the Workhouse for thirty
days in default OF a fine Of $50.