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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-30
UTAH, COLORADO & new MEXICO,
On and after
SUNDAY, JULY 1sT, 1885,

SUNDAY, JULY 1sT, 1883.
The Atlantic Express Train composed OF
Pullman Palace sleepers and elegant nrs'
class Coaches, will leave Ogden at S.4Z am
Ton arrival Of train from San Francisco ana
Salt Lake at 1920 q. M, making olrecf con.
nertion at Pueblo and Denver with through
Eynresa Trains for Kansas City, St Louis
CHICAGO. Pittsburg, PhilaGelphia, New York,
Roston, and all Eastern, Northern and
southern points.
The Pacific Express train from DenveI /,
Pueblo and Eastern points WIN afhve In SAT-
Lake daily at 5.4S am. and Ogden III an :,
making direct connection with the central
Paciic trains for the Pacific Coast.
Local trains leave Springvilie SOL am. Salt
Lake 90 am, arriving in Ogden 10.49 Am.
rstnrning. leave Ogden 2H pm. Salt Lake
ISSn.m.. arriving at Springvllle SAT pm:
Insys Salt Lake for all points on Blngh
and Alta branches at 7.02 am, arrive at 6.2;
pm 49,, Nina lsov. Sal
Lake 10: 20 am; arrive 5.6S am.
An Accommodation Train will leav
Pleasant Valley Junction at 7.47 q. NJ.
Thistle, 1857 8. ~; Springvllle, ia
D. M; Provo, 1872 D. NJ, arriving a
Salt Lake City at 6.O2 p. m. This trai
will run daily, except Sundays
~PassenRers will net be carried o
Freight Trains:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-30
STAR EXPRESS

The Cheapest and Best Express
Delivery and Transportation.
A system that does away With the in
convenience Of hunting Express Wagons,
and makes collections weekly.
Look out for the wagons with the Star.
siyi5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07

u "Who was the meekest man."
asked snndsy-schooi teacher.
''Moses." Very well; who was the
meekest woman?" Never was
any,"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-07

SHILOH'S COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure is sold by US on a
guarantees. It cures consumption.
Sold By q. G. II. /. Drug Store. (S)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
PHlLADEIra1A, December 4. IS

Mrs.. AugatGs G. Sauer:
DEAB MADAM: mall you this morning q
letter written by Mr.. 6auer. He has been In
this hcspita! for some days under treatment.
He was brought here very III, but Is now
much better, and will be able 10 leave the
hospital very soon. had not your address
or would have Informed you sooner.
Very truly yours,
Superintendent.
This was welcome news to Mrs. Bauer, wht
was distracted by the strange silence OF he
husband,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
pRRsONAL nENTION.
news and asssIpin Reference to yHriou
People.

News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
| People.
g. O. Gilt, OF Welluburg, was in town yes,
terday.
Mr.. q. E. Grant, Postmaster at Philippl, Is
at the stAmm House.
Mn Kraus and daughter, Miss sayills, are
visiting Milwaukee frlendH. ~, 49,,
Captain J. B. Donley, ex-Congressrnan Of
sylyania, and q resident oil Waynesbttrg,
was In the city yesterday.
Raw. ]. T. Mcclure left tho early part Of the
weak for a months visit TO Taylor Texas, 10
he The guest OF Crawford Booth, Elq.
Theiarse sideylsw pcruais Of Mn. Lapgtry
f,eely displayed about town n as good 4 like.
nesa al Miss Jessie Sharp, Bellatre belle, as
Il 10 OF the jersey LILY.
Raw. Samuel +. FrsEler, q aon.in.law OF
Hon. John A. Bingham, Hr. Haz.ett city
editor Of the PittSbuTgh Ledder, with his
wis. Miss Kerr and Miss Sands, also OF
Pittsburgh, were at the Mcclure House yes
terday.
MIS- Eliza Brodie, OF Wheeling Island, 10
In fhe oiiy To-day, the guest OF Ml5i Eliza
moore. OF Thirty. :econd Atreet. Miss Edith
TSomas, who has been visiting friends In
WheeiInR, hiss returned to her home at
CyIaTinetou, Mrs Jane Cox, Of CIRsep's
jroye. who has bGen Waiting at'Whteling,
has returned home, -BsLIaire Tribune.
TRs ISrE11IoEScEs jon pRISTIsG oEyleS
exeontes all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
al the lowest prices. Call aud SET an esu-
mate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

The Petersburg State Journal has the fol
lowing about three alleged Wheeling people
On Sunday, or the day before, two men and a
woman came down from Wheeling, 30 they
say, and registered at Kennedy's hotel. On
Monday one OF the men complained that he
hAd besn robbed by his companion Of about
atty dollars. Officers Mehen and Bartlett
arrested the party, who gave his name a.
Rodgers. They took him before Recorder
Leonard, who, In conjunction with the police
men; searched him, but no money could be
found on his person. The man stated that II
the officers would accompany him 70 the
house where bis aunt was, thathe would pay
back the money said To have been stolen.
They went TO Mrs. Lsng6tts boarding house
where the aunt was then stopping and there
met the other man. They all three went
into an adjoining room and after holding q
abort private interview the sggrieved party
came out and informed the officers that the
man had confessed, and had diyulged where
the money could DO found. They, together
with the two Wheeling men went down to
the Kennedy Houee and there under board
ia the vault were two twenty dollar bills,
the ten dollars were on the man. Capt.
Mehen took the party before Recorder Leon.
ard again and he was committed to Jail In
default OF 81, 900 ball.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following deeds in fee:
Deed made December 1, by James Reilly
and wife to Dominiok ]. Morris, in considef'
alton OF $1,000, for the middle twenty feel
OF lot III on the south side OF Seventeenth
street.
Deed made December /, by Matte Ebellng,
wife OF Henry Ebeling, 10 ]. +. Miller, IN
consideration OF s. for her dower.right In the
esss half Of lot l07, on the northeast corner
OF Market and Twe3ty,sscond streets.
Deed made November 20, by John w.
Schultzs,-truBtee, August Ebeling and wife
Marian Littleton and wife, Louis Ebeline
and vile, Ernest Boring and wife, Charles
Dreihont and wife, and Henry Ebeling, 10 j
F. Miller, for the same lot mentioned In the
last deed.
Deed made December 4, by John C. De
vino to John Normile, In consideration OIL
500, for twenty-five feet Of lotl0 In square
10 on Water street.
Deed made December 4, by Robert B.
Wayt TO Benton Bsdges for tract OF land
on Short Creek, adjoining the lGnds Of Nit
ohell Waddell, anu containing ITO SO acres
consideration not named.
Deed inside October 20, by Thomas W
Stephens Gnd,wiie TO Mrs. A. i. Rice, in con
alteration OF $95S, for the north twenty feel
OF lot II, in VIM. Armstrops'g addition te
the Island.
Three deeds Of trust were also admitted Il
record, +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Anotable event In the gay round OF social
occurrences that commenced about ten days
ago and bids fair to continue until after New
Years, was the german rendered last night by
the German ofISS2.S3 to the German OF 1882
or more properly speaking by the younger
set TO the older one OF Wheelings society
people. Frarzheim'S Hall on Main street
hill was as usual, The scene OF action and
Kramefs orchestra furnished the strains to
which the guests aud their entertainers
danced. Il was, of course, Q full dress hop
and all Joined in declaring
that 1t was the pleasantest
ono given so far this season. Mr.. Walker
Frissell led. and did It nicely too. He was
assisted by Miss Hazlett, Of Washington, Pa.
The earlier part Of the evening was devoted
to pelkas, lanciers, etc. Those present
were: Misses Nellie Hszlett, OF Washing
ton, Pa. Mary OFT, Lou Cumming,
Virginia Bloomfield, Laura Harden, Nellie
Cumberland Clara Fisher, Thomas Of
| o., Laura Updeeraff, Laura Lukens, Carrie
Brues, McCrum OF Allegheny, Jennie
Woods, Hattie Glats, Lizzie kea OF Pit!sburg,
Annie Chapline, Minnie Loring, Lucy Lor.
ing, Jennie Norton, Ida Harden, MIS-. Kate
Rammelsburg, Mrs. Geo. K. Wheat, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nv. L. Rodgers, Mrs. J. ]. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. 8. Mcclure, and Messrs. Charles List,
Alex Laughlin, John Pogue, Will Grub,
Eugene Hildreth, Walter Bloomfield, Irwin
Singleton, Harry Franzheim, Sam Miller,
Tom Howell, Harry Coen, Ollie Rhodes, Dan
List, Walker ErisSell, Bernard Payne, Chas.
OFT, Albert Franzheim, Sam Hazlett, Ed.
HAzlett, Ed. Bowie, John Baker, George
Laughlin and James Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.
Foolish Use Of Carbon OIL Has serior
-'I. Re uit.


Aten early hour yesterday morning Domi'
nick o5erdeld, who keeps saloon on Chap
line street Just north Of Twsnty.fourth, In
the room owned by Edward Larkin and
formerly occupied by Prof.. Dwight as drug
store, was kindlipg q fire In his stove, and a.
the wood did not kindle readily, he poured
carbon oil over It. There was sufficient fire
left In the stove to ignite the oil, aud the
usual explosion followed. oberheld dropped
the blazing can, scattering fire far and wide
and several barrels OF whisky near the stove
caught. This gave such an impetus to the
flames that In less time than 1t takes 10 tell
IL the whole interior OF the store was mas.
of FIRE, An alarm was rupg In at once, and
the department was quickly on hand. 10
the meantime, however, an effort had been
made 10 check the fire with buckets, and the
large plate gl2sI windows were broken TO gain
acess 10 the room. This only fed the flames
with air and increased the neat 80 that the
volunteers were driven Of.
Finally the Department got several good
streams on, and the flames were extinguished
The loss on stock will be about 500, and
on the building about $500.
In going TO the fire the hook and ladder
truck was wrecked on Market street north oil
Twenty second and disabled for the day,
None Of the men were hurt, and the truck
has been repaired. 1t caught in the street
car track, and q sudden turn wrenched ofa
spindle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

John g. Hutchinson, ESQ.,, an attorney. Of
this city, recently received for collection
from ]. P. shallcop, OF Montgomery county
Pa, q note for $500, said to be secured by
deed OF trust on Webster county land. The
note Is payable by NJ. B. Francis to the Real
Estate, Loan and Trust Company, OF Wash.
ington, D. G., and 200 similar notes for $500
and 80 800 each, are nominally secured
by deed Of trust on landsin Wetael county,
duly recorded, but unfortunately this deed
was recorded week or 50 before the deed
onyeying the land TO Francis. Its doubtful
II the land has any existence. The whole
affair Is believed to be crooked, though Of
course Shallcop 10 an innocent victim OF the
fraud. He obtained the note in payment for
pateut right territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
THE NEW RAILROAD
FROM HARRISBURG TO THE WEST
Via tAI. Clty-LaOsA.r western LInk Coming.
work Already Begun on the Haia Lias-El.
Esras.s Of Contractor to sseas Part
Of the COu,.raetion-Lseal Llnk.

Every day the prospects for the building
OF the Vanderbilt railroad from Harrisburg
to the west, crossing the river at this point,
are more and more encouraging. The last
issue OF the New York Engineering Ners notes
that "a new railroad line from Logansport
Ind, to Wheeling, ". Va, Is projected. 1t
will open up rich coal mines in stocton coun.
ty, Ohio" This Is another western outlet for
the Vanderbilt road, and will approach the
city from the Southwest, while the other pro-
iected roads, including the Wheeling q Lake
Erie, traverse Ohio from Wheeling In a
EorIheAsterly direction. With the Ohio
River and Ohio Valley roads, and the O., 1. q
w. these will make Wheeling decidedly q
Railroad centre, and the construction Of those
not already under way 10 question OF time
only, though perhaps long time.
The Same Issue OF the Engineering RerJ
quoted above, says also:
Work on. the South Pennsylvania railroad
Is being bid for with vengeance; three hun.
bred contractors haye put In an appearances
and two hundred and forty-six proposals. have
been received, an average OF about sixty
three bidders for every mile. 0'Brien d
Rodgers have already broken ground on the
approaches TO the Siding Hill tunnel, the
longest tunnel on the line, and have fair
forcesat work."
The Elm Grove & State Line Railroad Com
pany incorporators hold their FIRST meeting,
for organization, etc., In this city on the 10Th
inst. Mr.. Walker Peterson, one OF the incor'
porators and Division Engineer, arrived In
the city yesterday forenoon from New York,
but had nothing 70 communicate TO re-
porter who hailed him. He and Hon. W,
?, Hubbard left for the west on the late B. &
O. train LAST night on railroad business.
In view OF the fact that all the space for
railroad purposes that can be obtained will
become the city authorities 10 be careful In
disposing OF it hastily. Ills understood that
q proposition will be submitted to Council Q,
an early meeting by the p, ". 4 KY, and
River roads, looking to an increase ,of their
facilities here. The plan for which they seek
authority 10 TO extend the prtssnt freight de.
pot north and south five hundred feet In
length. through this depot two tracks shall
pass to the cretk, where second bridge will
be erected, and below 1t these tracks will
Join the main track OF the road. The
width OF the house will be enlarged about
FIVE feet. Outside the whole building aud
within few feet OF the platform on the west
side Of the depot will be o switch used &C
load or unload cars. Its said that the Board
OF Public Works will recommend to Council
that the right to make these changes be given
the two roads, but at least one member Of the
Board thinks this doubtful policy. 1t is Al
least to be hoped that nothing will bs don't
except after the most mature deliberatior
and only when all the light accessible hal
been obtained on the effect OF the proposed
alterations upon all interests
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.

STATE EEcuRiTlEs-Qulet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
yrEUBENvILLE.
Foot cat 0G-Suit for Malicious Prose
eution-PlFea.

Foot Cat OH-Suit for Malicious Prose
eution-Fires.
David Miller, Of Island Creek township,
was burned out Of house and home night
or two ago.
A fire at the residence OF John McCul'
Tough, in the Fifth ward, yesterday afternoon
caused slight damage.
LIST evening Mira Frank Barns was knocked
down by the gravel train at the south street
crossing, on the Panhandle railroad, and had
one foot cut of above the ankle.
The case OF Thomas Mears VI. the Ham
boldt Insurance Company OF Pistsburgh, ~ !:
on trial In court, being suit for S5o,VOt
damages for malicious prosecution OF the
plaintiff on charge Of arson, It having been
alleged. that he was party to the burning o.
the Mears distillery here In 1874. After me
burning, Mr.. Mears sued the above company
to recover the insurance, to the amount q
their, policy, and while the suit was stu
pending the company preferred charge o
arson. The arson cass was subsequently dis
missed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
CITY MATHIS.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.


Interest.
THG four Diamonds at Charley Hhay's are
immense.
It Is said that Sealskins Will be much
higher next year.
THE Brilliant rolling mill resumed work
yesterday after weeks rest.
LuIHER BLAKEY, agent OF the B q @. at
Valley Grove, this county, has resigned.
TIE Board Of Public Works Is patching up
Eleventh street where It Is worn through.
TEE ladies' OF Thompson N. E. Church,
Island, will give social and supper tonight
THE new Ohio Valley glass works at Bridge.
port Is said TO have started up with plenty oil
orders.
THE Nashville Jubilee Singers will appear
In concert at the First Baptis. Church next
Tuesday evening.
REAL ESTATE A0KyT HALLER yesterday sold
lot belonging 70 the Behrens estate, on
Eoff street In Centre Wheeling, to Jesse z.
Murins, for 81, 600 cash.
JoHs TEExER, the McKeesport sculler,
practices daily with 20O.pound rowing ma
chine, which he has improyised, and also
takts ten-mile walk every day.
YESTERDAY forenoon man who declined
W 6Nc hb nAluu LSl kuIousu Lub De u ".
bridge over the creek into the water. Beyond
q thorough wettlng he was unhurt.
TEE steubenyille papers now arrive
promptly at the Wheeling postofice the day
after publication, several houn In advance oil
the New York evening papers Of the same
date.
TME Elm Grove motor railroad has been
finished from Fulton to within two hundred
yards Of McColloch street. No work has yet
been donein Fulton, but will be Immediately
pushed through.
A PLASTKRER fell from o ladder twenty feet
high while repairing the brick wall Of Squire
CeldWell's Office. on Twelfth street, y esterdsy
forenoon. by SOME lucky chance he entire
ly escaped injury. 49,.
A GRAND ball was given at Arion Hall by
the young butchers Of this city and vicinity
last evening" twas gsla affair. and every
one had good time. Meyers full orchestra
furnished the music.
A DECREE OF divorce has been granted II
the Circuit Court to Mary j. Scott, OF THU
city, from Charles A. Scott, OF Baltimore, OF
the ground OF abandonment and desertion
The custody Of the children was awarded 4
Mrs. Scott
JUDGE JACOB, Of the Circuit Court, yestsr
day confirmed the appointment Of the fol
lowing trustees OF the Third Presbyterian
Church: Edward Steele, Isaac Stewart
James B. Mix, w. 8. Mccullough, Anton,
Christian, Isadore Fulton and R. N. Gille
land.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the IsTELLIGEscEI JoBoFFIcE
Good work guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings of West virginIans and
Their Neighbors.


Their Neighbors.
Two more pudding furnaces have beer
added to the Canopsburg, Pa, rolling mill.
A meeting will be held in Cambridge
Ohio, Thursday next for the purpose OF taking
the necessary steps towards forming wool
growers and breeders association Tor Guern'
sey county.
Rollo Mccoy, son Of the Postmaster al
Cadlz, Ohio, was stabbed three times by
Thomas Blackford last Tuesday night. The
wounds, which are serious, were inflicted
during quarrel. B!ackford is In jail.
Mr.. Noyes 8. Burlew, q prominent bard
ware merchant Of Charleston, who will be
remembered DO giving reading before the
Lincoln Club OF this city last winter, was
married to Miss Lizzie Rand, cultured and
beautiful lady Of Charleston, In Cincinnati
yesterday. Both are persons OF high stand
Ing In Charleston.
For gsyassl years the West Virginia Cen.
trail aud Pittsburgh railway have operated
their road and coal business by telephone
and have instruments at Piedmont Junction
Window, Foot Of Plane, Elk Garden and
Elkins. Their track having now been flo:
ished 10 Fairfax Summit the telephone will
follow ihoIe and q circuit OF forty.hve miles
will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
MARTINS FERRY,
The Abortion Case edding-Ga Wells
Robbery.

Robbery.
VIC. Turner's Ekcursionists drew good
audience at Commercial Hall Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Anderson Ralstsn Is Waiting her
daughter, Mrs. Rev.E. O. simpson, at Hsmil-
ton, Ohio.
Millie Hamilton was up before Mayor
Mitchell yesterday for being found drunk or
the streets.
Active operations have been resumed OF
the Laughlin mill gas well, after an idlenes:
OF several weeks.
Boring still continues ct The PAUL well
and the managers are still confident Of find.
ing gas or oil in paying quantities before
very long.
The Young Peoples Society OF the NJ. E.
Church has organized for the winter, and
contemplates having course OF lectures and
entertainments which will be OF an interest.
ing character, and should receive the hearty
support Of the community.
Robbers entered the store OF A. D. New.
land, early yesterday morning, and secured
FIVE or six dollars In money and about $75
worth OF clothing. These robberies are get.
ting too numerous, and little cold lead
judiciously administered would probably be
q good thing.
There Is lively appearance about Com
merclal Hall as the work OF preparing for the
Bazaar tomorrow evening progresses. A
large number Of ladies' are hard at work beau.
flying the hall and making preparations for
Zig time Friday and Saturday evenings.
The affair will bethe finest and most enjoy.
able event Of the winter, and every one
ought to turn out with liberal heart and
open pocket book to help raise funds to take
care Of the poor Of the town during the
winter.
The abortion case, an account OF which was
given In yesterdays 1NTELli0EScER, Is still
leading topic OF conversation, and Is Great.
ing considerable excitement among large
number Of people. DR.. Hinerman denies the
charge, and seems to take things very ooolly.
He has been in practice here sbout twoyeais.
The young woman, Ella Lytle, at last accounts
was still living, at John Cochran's, who lives
on the hill above Burlington. DR.. ]. N.
Blackiord Is attending her. The trial Of the
case on the 18th will no doubt make develop.
ments Of an interesting character.
Last evening the Presbyterian Church was
well filled to witness the marriage ceremony
OF ], U. Gray and Miss Clara Bird, whose mar,
riage has been the topic Of conversation
among social circles for several days past.
The bride looked very beautiful indeed.
Rev. J. J. McUsrroll, Of the First Presby terrain
Church, performed the ceremony. Messrs.
James Dickson, Dtss Dilworth, W. =. Hall
and DR.. Heryey acted rs attendants. After
the ceremony large reception was held at
the residence OF Joseph Bird and splendid
supper served. The presents were handsome
and numerous. Mr.. J. O. Gray Ia prsotic-
ing lawyer Of Martins Ferry, and has been q
resident Of the community for the past ff.
teen years or more. The bride Is the young
est daughter OF Joseph Bid, Esq manager
Of the Benwood furnace, located here. Mr.. and
Mrs, Gray will be rendered q reception at the
residence OF Mr.. James W. Gray on Friday
evening. The happy couple will take up
THAR abode at Mr.. Birdie,