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WAS 1T INCENDIARY.
a Stubborn Fire at.the Cathedral Parish
School


Yesterday, shortly after four O'Clock P. NJ,
dense smoke was seen issuing through the
cracks OF the shingle roof OF the two story
brick building at The norlh-west corner Of
Byron aud Fourteenth streets, occupied by
the Catholic Parish school and Prof., Burgs
st, vinLent's High School for boys. An
alarm was rung In from the box at
the Cathedral, adjoining, and the depart
ment was promptly on hand. The fire was
quickly under control, aud apparently ex-
tinguiShed, and from respect 10 the request
Of Bishop Kain that no more water than alb
solutely necessary be used, the streams were
turned off little too soon, possibly.
At any rate, about 0 o'clock the flames
again burst out In the attic OF the building,
and another alarm was ruug In. Again the
fire was apparently quenched, ana
the department ordered home, but
in less than two hours after third alarm
was given. Upon arriving at the building a
small flame was seen issuing from the middle
Of the ridge OF the ROOT, and large hole had
to be cut to combat the blaze TO advantage.
The plaster In the attic was also demolished,
and the house pretty thoroughly drenched
with water.
Watchmen were left in the building this
time by Chief Dunning. When they became
satisfied that all danger was passed. and were
about to withdraw, the discovery was made
that oil had been scattered about In the attic
and on the stairs. 1t had been supposed that
a defective hue was to blame for the flames,
but this discovery gave the. fire an air Of In
tendiMiim,
The building was insured for $1,000 in a
Pittsburgh agency. The loss will probably
be 5000. The title to the property is; as
usual, vested In Bishop Kahn,
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Ghe Qnteaiatuter.
O,nee. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street
New Adyertisements.

Rooms for Rent-Alexander Bone.
Houses for Rent-Alexander Bone.
Houses for Sale-Alexande Bone.
Lots for sale-Alexander Bone,
Stockholders Meeting-Belmont Nail Co
Bench and Tub Clothes Wringers-Nesbi
& Bro.
Stockholders Meeting-People's Bank o.
Wheeling.
Agents wanted-N, D. Thompson & Co.
publishers.
Rooms for Lodging-No. SO Twelfth street
Rooms for Remit. N. Bell.
Parsons-Photographic Studio.
Best 90 20 abinets-Plummer Gallery.
Notice to. Glass.workers-Local Uniot
No. 8.
Company,
Stockholders Meeting-Fire aud Marine
Insurance Company.
Remnants-H. Emsheimer-Fourth page
seaSonable Goods-stanton & Davenport
For saieSN. sc6ulz-Fourth page.
Newspapers aud Periodicals II. Quinn
by-Fonrth page.
Cordoba tOiise-s. Baer & sons-EB
Sotlce-Fourth page.
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JaiIer Davis stand. Corrected,

To the Editor o. the lntelligencer.
sIR:-Allow me TO make correction in the
statement Of Jailer Davis published In this
mornings Register. The statement that he
found that other modes Of punishment, in.
Guiding the "shoo ay" or stocks, had beer
used In the jail before he came there, Is gen.
eral enough to include the time served as
jailer. desire 10 say that never knew that
instrument to be used in the jail, and II Ger.
tainly was not while was jailer.
.. When Mr.: Davis says he destroyed the
''shoo fly" he Is entirely incorrect 1t was
destroyed four years ago-long before Mr..
Davis became jlIler. Ihave only to add that
l do hope when Mr.. Davis undertakes here.
after to make any statement for the newspa.
pers, he will be sufficiently exact to render It
unnecessary for me to correct him in my own
behalf. Yours, respectfully,
PATRICK DAILY. .
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similar pioject. Should they succeed In
striking gas it would prove great saving Of
fuel In the running OF their works.

fuel in the running OF their WORKS.
All Is not we'll 10 this city, and one man,
according TO the latest accounts Is out eighty
dollars, In one Of the wards OF this city o
lady resides who 1t would appear from
reports, carries on small blackmAiling es-
tablishment Saturday night gentleman
was eniiced into her place OF abode, and
when once under her charming influence,
gentleman, representing biiaself TO be her
husband, put In an appearance and demand.
ed an explanation. The poor, innocent fel-
low, rather than be exposed, was willing to
compromise upon the best terms possible
aud accordingly the man consented TO the
sum OF $50 which was paid, and the entrance
closed behind him which led to the street.
It Is stated upon pretty good authority that
this method Of blacknlailing is being carried
on 10 an alarming extent In this city.
The train men on the west bound freight
yesterday concluded toindulge,a little, when
they reached Skelley's Station on the Pan
Handle road, and accordingly broke open
car containing wine. They emblbed too
freely, and the result was that they
all became more or less intoxicated.
The conductor and three brakemen were ar
rested at DenniSon and brought to this city
and taken before Mayor Marion for hear
ing, which will take place this morning.
The railroad company is prosecuting the
case The Pan Handle seems 10 be getting
into trouble OF late with their employees; at
least there seems to be considerable reckless
ness In the running OF trains. At present,
It Is stated, there are twenty.eight engines In
the shops undergoing repairs, all OF which
have been wrecked upon the road during
the past few weeks,
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As the Eighth ward reel was responding to
the second alarm from box 81, about I
o'clock last evening, It collided with DR..
Reeds buggy, and was detained for several
minutes. DR.. Reed was driving down Chap
line street and the reel was being rapidly
vhirled down Thirty.third street. Al the
corner OF the two streets be-
fore DR.. Reed could pull to one
side, his horse was struck by
tho pole and knocked down. The reel horses
were pulled down on their launches, stop.
ping the hose carriage in very short order.
DR.. Reeds horse was underneath In such q
manner that tho reel horses had to be un.
hooked before II could be gotten out, It was
not seriously injured, The shafts Of the
buggy were broken.
"Jim,n the old white horse at the Hope
reel, should be retired, He Is over ~ years
old, and has been in the Department since
1908. He was connected with the first engine
ever drawn by horses in thiscity. For several
years past he was attached to
the United Company's reel, but when
the Hope Company was recently put
In active service be was sent there. The last
year he has been rapidly failing. He Is al
most entirely blind, has trouble with his
breathing apparatus and has grown stiff, so
that long run slaves him up bad. The
three runs last evening proved loo much for
him, and on the last one he gave down at the
JAIL The old fellow is a handsome looking
brute, and has the same love for fire as ever;
the striking OF the gong makes him wild with
excitement One popularity about the old
fellow Is, that he would never make friends
with any one; he always wanted to bite.
Shortly after 7 O'Clock last evening rs the
Island hose company was responding 10 the
cal for reserves from the second fire at the
Catholic school, It upset at the corner OF
Market and Tenth streets. The street car
rails at that point make II very dangerous
spot. The Vigilant reel upset there several
months since. Foreman Lukens was driving
and exercised proper care, but In the darkness
the wheels caught In the track and the con.
Germ went over, The horses were uninjured
and the only damage to the reel was the
breaking OF one or two spokes In the reel,
John Mason, q stove moulder, who was In the
house when the alarm came In and jumped on
was, however, badly hurt, his leg being ser.
iously bruised, Two OF the extfamen were
also Scratchedup.
The vigilant has been at the shops for the
past two days having small break repaired,
that resulted from the run over the rough
streets last Friday morning, In answering
the alarm from box SO,
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Fire local companies elected Boards OF
Directors yesterday. The votes OF the stock
holders brought about the following result:
For the ensuing year the American In
surance Company will be directed by the
same Board, which Is composed OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen: MeSSrs. John NJ. Brown,
J. +. Paul, J. A. Miller, George Wise, Alex
Loring, John Frew and A. D. Seamon. This
company was recently organized, but is doing
well.
The same old board will have charge OF az.
fairs ut the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. this
year as last. The members are Messrs. A.
II. Adams, J. X. BotAord, W. D. Simpson,
Victor Rosenberg, Henry speyer, J. A. Nil.
Ter and W. A. 1set,
The stockholders OF the Exchange Bank
reelected the old board. The members are
Messrs. J, N. Vance, s. Laughlin, L. 8. Della
PLAN, John Frew, s. Horkheimer, Vim.
dillingham; and A. W. Kelly.
The Board of Directors elected by the
stockholders OF the Etna Fire and Marine
Insurance Company 10 serve the ensuing
year Is the same as last year, Messrs. W. B.
Simpson, r. A. McCabe, J. Il. McCourtney,
DR.. R. W. Hazlett, G. Hess, P. Welty and
ChAS. w. scabriRht The company bus bad
n prosperous year, with the exception OF the
past month, when 1t met with some reVerseS
In the way Of heavy losses.
The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
had meeting OF It's stockers yesterday and
reelected the old board, consisting OF the
following gentlemen: Messrs. Robert Gran
gle, James Maxwell, J. n. Vance, NJ. Reilly
| b. o. List, A. Allen Howell, A. J. Clark, A.
Wilson Kelly and Louis @. stliel. /.
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TWO ENGINES DEMOLISHED
On the Hempleid Rallroad-hobody
BADLY Hurt.

Yesterday about eleven o'clock two extra
trains on the Hempleld division OF the b. d
O. railroad collided about quarter Of
mile east OF Elm Grove. The incoming
train was pulled by engine No.. 2Sf,
driven by Tom o'Hara, with James
Hunt, as Fireman, and the outbound train
by No. go, the engineer OF which was
Henry Hink, and the fireman Tom Murphy.
The train coming towards the city had ia ken
a load OF lumber to Washington, Pennsylya.
mia, for use on the Pittsburgh Southern road,
and was returning with one car OF cattle
belonging 10 George Cheny, q drover.. The
outbound train had five OF cars cattle for
Washington.
BY some unexplained means the train
from the east was twenty.six minutes ahead
OF time. The two engines collided head on,
and were both badly demolished. The train
men all escaped injury. Cheney, The drover,
jumped also, but al,ghting on his side was
slightly bruised. One cattle car was broken
up, but none OF the cattle hurt The noon
pas cnger train from Washington did not
reach the city till Ar. NJ, at which time the
disabled engines were also brought In and
sent TO the shops.
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sETHANY.

Mr.. Frye, since the reception OF his New
Years present, is the happiest man In town.
1t is a girl.
Mr.. Owens, one OF wellsburg's builders, Is
putting large addition TO Mr.. Cowan's liy.
cry stable Judging from the size Of
ser" or two to be struck in the neighbor.
hood.
The Christmas holidays arc over and again
the voice OF the student is heard In the land.
The term opens with encouraging prospects.
Most Of the students are in their places a few
still linger around the festal board, loathe to
take up the routine duties Of school again.
The subject most agitated at present Is
that OF publishing college paper. This Is
something that Bethany has long needed,
and We feel sure with the impetus the col.
lege now hiss 1t would be very successful
sheet The movement Is now on foot, and
the first number will probably appear some
time in February.
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In all their calculations respecting Wheel
inv the promoters OF the Southern Pennsyl.
yania Railroad have contemplated n first.
class, double track, steel rail- road from the
i'Yough' to this city.
Wearing that the great expense Of construc.
ton might seem TO be out Of proportion 10
the Ira tfie to be looked for, and so deter the
eamnany from coming 70 Wheeling, the
manufacturers have forwarded . letter to
headouarters asking that calculations be
made an The basis OF q single track road from
the tYoueh," They express the belief that
In n shoFt time the business woald warran: a
double track, but they are proceeding on the
principle that half q loaf 70 better than no
bread. The letter Is signed BY nearly II not
quite all the manufacturing hEms
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
Poodle.

News and GOSSIP In Reference 10 tariouh
People.
Mr.. Rob. Irwin has returned to school at
Chester, Pa.
Senator N. B. Scott Is at Pittsburgh attend.
ing meeting OF table ware glass manufact-
urers.
Col. G. W. Thompson. OF Parkersburg, is
in the city, and will take In the winter open
ing at the Stale House tomorrow.
Mr.. Dana s. Geyer has no intention OF going
to Florida or purchasing an orange grove.
His wife will probably spend the latter part
OF the winter there
Mr.. James Mckee, Jr., OF D. ]. McKee's
Island grocery, IL sufficiently recovered from
his severe spell Of typhoid fever to be out
again.
Messrs. H. W. Mcclure, Of this city, G. c.
Kelly, John W. Sanders ana A. J. Mercer, OF
BeIlaire, left last night via the b. Il o. road
for Washington City, TO attend q meeting Of
green glass makers.
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SEAL SKIN SACoUES.

We will offer this morning limo Of
Seal Skin Sacques from the celebrated
establishment Of c. q. Gunthers' Sons n
d positive reduction Of % per cent Oh
former prices.
GEO. E. SlIFEL & CO.,
lila Main Street.
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Present stock OF pianos, steinway, Knabe
Clrickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very loweseprices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
Seoufe great bargains;
Il42 Main street
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In order. to close out large stock OF
women's, misses and children's hand and
machine sewed shoes will mark them down
and sell them at lower prices than ever
offered before. l.. v. BioNp,
1l35 Main Street.
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BROCATELLE DOLMANS

These garments are all the latest
December styles and are so attrac.
tive that they at once recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All OF our Seal Sacques
were made to order by furriers of
the highest reputation, and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction in
fit and durability. We would call
special attention to our line of su.
perior fur lined Circulars, which
we boughtat a price enabling ustO
sell them for $1,000 less than
value.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, Us observed at schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
7AM2x. ST. M.7r.Ml7A. N.lN.S
s. 81 60 % % " 81 u
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IYyou wish your piano or organ creed O
ripej beautifully tuned call on
w. g. HuTcnINs, sBTwelfth st.
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town; A. B. Parsons. 81. George. At the
stamm the West virHlniaus that registered
yesterday, were James A. Ricc, Board Tree;
r. G. Linn, EVANSVILLE G.. W. McFadden,
Moundsville; n. A. Manning, Summers
county; Howard Talbot, St. George, and 7.
J. Moore, Weston.
About one o'clock this morning the An
des pulled into the leyee. On board were
about twenty Solous and force Of Quarter
men. The tall, commanding form OF Kama
wha's brilliant citizen, Hon: W. A. Quarter,
who, many think, Is bound TO capture the
Senatorial plum, was seen among the crowd.
He met the INTELLioEScEB man with his
usual kindly smile. but refused to
be interviewed. "My dear fellow"
he said "I'm tired and want to 60 to bed.
VIII see you later. How many OF the can
didateS have arrived and how are things?'-
but at this point the handsome D. Clint Gal
lagher OF Charleston pulled the writer OIL
Mr.. Gallagher Is prominent Quarter striker.
"You see" said he, "he has no enemies-he
has no axe to grind-every one knows him
TO be an able lawyer, brilliant and all that,
and perfect gentleman. The man
who leads on the first ballot will
not be elected by large msjority. Several
candidates have over estimated their strength
companied by Hon. L. "Windy" Wilson, late
Speaker, Attorney. General Watts, Senator
Byrne, W. A. McCorkle, James +. Brown, 8.
NJ. Smith and W. L. Chiffon, of Charleston.
Senator Stollings, OF Boone; Senator Harvey
Samples, Of Clay; J. Salisbury, OF Clay; W.
T. Lucadoo, OF. Charleston, and Thos. Harri-
son, of Wayne.
Alexander R. Mathews, a brother OF the
ex. Governor, Is at the Mcclure whooping the
Mathews forces up.
Hon. Alexander r. Boteler arrived from
Washington last evening and Is at the Nc
Lure working u little boom Of his own. MIR.
Boteler possesses any quantity Of good friends
who wish him well.
Hon. Isaac Fauke, OF Jefferson comfy, Is
at the Mcclure. He is the Oldest member Of
the House.
Senator George E. Price and G. Wood
Daily, OF Keyser, are enjoying themselves
and The benevolent face OF Senator w, l..
Mcneil OF Pocahontas Is at the Mcclure.
The course OF the Republican members in
regard to the vote for U. s. Senator is a mat
ter OF more interest than Importance. Still,
the very respectable minority vote Is high
compliment to the chosen Republican, and
II Is generally conceded that TO no man Is 1t
70 Justly due us 10 Hon. John W. Mason, who
made such gallant fight for Congress In the
Second district. Those Republican members
now in the city all favor this course, and 1t
will probably find no opposition.
"Jim" Eealis will doubtless be House door
keeper again, as he ought. The only other
candidate is from this city, and his candidacy
Is generally regarded as COAX"
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DRY GOODS.
------,------.-s---
1000
r E M N A N T S f!

We have now on our cheap counter any
quantity of remnants Of Dress Goods Mus
Inns, Tickings, Embroideries, Laees, &C. Also
Corsets which we are selling cheap for cash.
We have still an nnbroken assortment oil
c.oaks, Dolmans, Jackets, listers and ciFcu'
lars.
Now is your time to invest, as We are clos
Ing them out at, and less, than cost.
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EoRsALE.THAT VERY COMFORT.
IL ABLE two story dwelling, numbered o. Oh
South Penn street. The house Il convenient, fur.
ntShed with gns, water and Bath room, nnihed
attic, and excellent dry cellar and In very deha'
BILE neiRhborhood, within a abort distance Of the
CitizenS railroad. The price Is very reasonable
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real EstGtc Agent and Broker, No. il6S Market
street, "otts Block, corner Market and Twelfth
streets. nOl7
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EoR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF 100
IL Aces. situated four miles west OF Bridgeport.
on the TuScarawAs Valley r. K, suitable for farming
or dairy purposes. An excellent vein OF ctal easy
OF access, underiies the farm. On the farm there
Is good frame house and other necessary outbuld.
Ing; also good orchard ofaprle, pear, plum cher.
ao-Als0 othirds Interest In Lumber Yard aud
Planning Mill In Bellairo, Ohio. Address,
desc JOHN DUBOIS, BellRlrc, O.
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MRS. zIEGENFELDER is prepared 10
supply families with flrst-class article
of Ice Cream to-day. No. GO Twelfth
Straot. Tar
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Many OF the members have already picked
their seats. First come, first served.

a., 1,,A - 81 ......1
their seats. First come, ntst served
Il, o., r, A.
Thiss the advice Oh the state 1h1u@ 70
the young Democracy: "William P. Payne,
deIsva,e 10 the Legislature from Mcdowell
go, - ii 20 .h..,.. ~ It, o.,o,,,,,.
d'suict' III caru Vi 'nanAs W n'' ooh0''.H'
ents, says: You have taken me from the
plow and sent me to the Legislature, and
mean 10 return home with clean hands. That
ia the language oil a true Cincinnatus. II he
can only steer clear OF the political pirates
Who law in wait for youthful statesmen, and
come through the Senatorial whirl unfair.
nished, he will be on the road to grand fu.
Democracy Is. beware OF the caucus, Sam.
iyl. lie widows and the wine parties.'h
State Senator HAYS, OF Gilmer county.
DelsVate stapleton OF Wood Mr.. Holt of Lin.
coin and U.N. Orr, of Preston, were among
tbe members who visited the State Houss
Yesterday.
r..pe,ep.te D. H Leonard il among tbs
IooEers on in Venice. He does not taIE very
ireely
Jnnes w. McKown. Of Martinsbnrg camq
down to make the contest for seTgeant.a
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Hon. George F. Evans, member Of the
last House from Berkeley county, accom-
panied by his new colleague, Marion L. Hem
shaw, arrived last evening and took up their
residence at Mr.. Evans former boarding
house, Mr.. oldham's, on Main street Mr..
Evans Is OF opinion that the business OF the
session will consist largely Of corrections,
amendments and completion OF legislation OF
the last session or other recent sessions. He
Is one OF the leading Republican members
OF the House, and comes prepared for an
acttya hnRineRS session
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Tux mildest, purest and most etficaciou.
remedy for the Ills Of life Is PEEuNA.
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town; A. B. Parsons, ST. George. At the
stamm the West virHlniaus that registered
yesterday, were James A. Rice. Board Tree
:. G. Linp, Grantsvilie: 6. ". IeFadden,
county; Howard Talbot, ST. George, and T.
]. Moore, Weston.
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EoR sALE-A VALUABLE PIECE
II OF ground east side OF Chapline street, on
which stands an old frRme tenement, numbered
lli6, between Eleventh and Twelfth .treeN-beins
the only available building lot In that very desiG
bic locality. Terms easy. Apply 10
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent and broker, 1l6S Market street.
"ott's Block" corner Market and Twelfth streets.
Nn15 -
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Editor Sargent says he thinks he will be
the next sergennt-at-Arms OF the House OF
Delegates. Ex-sergeant.atArms Kahn says;
"fhat's what we ali think, and our name is le-
gion." There Is rightrespectable contingent
10 draw from. The positions Of Chief Clerk
and sergeantat-Arms are still oiled by cleo
ton, but the Doorkeeper. Committee Clerks,
Assistant Clerk and pages are appointed by
the Speaker. Col. J. z. Peyton will be re-elec-
ted Chief Clerk-that Is a foregone conclu-
sion, and most probably Mr.. George Byrne
will be his first assistant again. The i'm
preston gains ground that Joe Woods, OF this
city, WILDE the Speaker. Johnnie Thorn
hill will be mail and banking page again.
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"Jim" Eealis will doubtless be House door
keeper again, as be ought. The only other
candidate is from this city, and his candidacy
Is. generally regarded as q COAX"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

will be held at the Second Ward Market House
thIs (Tuesdayl evening al 30 O'Clock, 10 suggest
names 10 be voted for for Council.
jaO A. WALTER.
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Senator G. W. Hayes OF Calhoun county,
is at the Stamm. The following members Of
tae House were registered at the stamm yes.
Stump, Grantsyllle Melville Stump, Stump.