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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-25
Prol,lbnion IN the House.

At II o'clock this forenoon, House Joint
Resolution No. II, proposing an amendment
to the Constitution OF the State, will come
up for consideration as the special order Of
the day In the House Of Delegates. This Is
the prohibition amendment, and Us the dis.
cussion Is one in which the public takes
great interest, the resolution is printed in full
below:
Resolved by the Legislature OF West Vir.
ginia, two-thirds OF all the members elected
70 each House agreeing thereto:
"That the following amendment to article
VI. OF the Constitution OF this State be, and
the same Is hereby proposed, to.wit: That
section forty.six of article six of the Consti.
tuition, as It now is, be stricken out, and the
following inserted in lieu thereof:
1.-THE manufacture, sale and keeping for
sale OF all intoxicating liquors, drinks, mix
lures and preparations to be used as beyer-
age, are forever prohibited within this State;
and the Legislature shall, without delay,
provide by appropriate legislation for the
due enforcement OF this prohibition.
1.-THE manufacture, sale and keeping for
sale of the Aforesaid liquors, drinks, mix.
lures and preparations for other purposes
than as beverage, shall be regulated by lay,
under sufficient penalties and securities"
1t is understood that several amendments
will be proposed 10 the resolution to-day.
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Reserved seats are III very good demand at
Wilson 4 Banners for the engagement oil
the "Meteorsn iat the Opera House Friday
night
The attraction at Charlie Shay's Academy
now ia George A.. Henderson, the well known
actor, and an excellent stock company IN
"Golden Guilt a first. class emotionGl9rpma.
A comedy billof merit Is also given.
lIr. Frank Maeder, the popular young
manager Of Sslsbpry's "Tronbadours,". paid
flying visit 10 tbs city yesterday In the In
tsrest Of his stars, Nellie McHenry and Nate
Salisbury, whose appearance 10 announced
here tor Saturday night In "Greenroonil
Fun" Mr.. Maeder reports the success ni
the 'sTroubadours' new piece as enormous,
and the funniest periorniancet they ever gave.
The company are very popular here, and
with Mr.. Towards new play they can expect
dcrpsher" on Saturday night Reserved
seats on sole Ut Wilson & Banners Thurs
day, January 18th. .s.
During the opera season Of tho next week,
Gilbert / sulliyap's famous opera Of 1.-THE
Sorcerer,n will be sung for the first time In
this city by Chas, u. Pord'S Comic Opera Co.
The ST. Louis Republican saysI "The, happy
Jingle Of the Sorrerer draFs large audiences
nightly, and at each successive hearing the
opera appears to Increase liz charms, MI.
George Denham as the Sorcerer, who admin.
listers mysterious philter to the men and
uaidsas OF the villsge with the effect OF pro-
dnGing as ynbyIng affection for one another
Ia tlleIr hearts, gGS RFsater success thanat
lis tirsi sppesrapce. His Acknowledgements
ance HI flame and smoke was 6u appropriate
finalc which evoked tumultuops 6pplSuse.n
The sale OF reserved seats for the operas will
commence on Friday morning, January 20,
at Wilson 4 Banners music store. {.
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Assure Cure for Piles.

Assure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
william, ion Indian remedy called DR.. VII.
lIam'S Indian Ointment 4 single boz hes
cured the worst chronic cassg Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min.
i,tes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than rood. Williams Ointment OBJ
sorbs the juniors, sllSys thp intense itching,
iparticulariy at night alter getting warm "a
bed,) acts IS a Poulace, gives Instant and
psiSiass relIei, and Is prepared only Tor Piles,
itching Of the priSsss parts end for nothing
else; ,.,.n.,
Far silc 81 J. +. Shtrk, Logan 1 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemcellsr, Wheeling, and r. K.
McConahoy, Bridgeport, o. pAW
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ran CHARITY Ball
Al the Aion Last Might q Notable
EYnnf.

The charity ball and promenade concert
given at the Arlon club house last evening
by Wheeling Lodge l. o. F. s. l., was very
brilliant affair. The purpose for which It
was given was worthy one; It was ably
managed, and on the whole 1t was one OF the
most successful society affairs ever given by
the Hebrew social circles OF Wheeling. The
entire building, corner OF Main and Twentieth
streets, was handsomely illuminated from
top to bottom. About len o'clock the car.
risges began rolling up aud depositng their
fair burdens The spacious parlors were soon
shortly afterward called TO the ball room
above by the enhancing strains OF music
from the full Opera House Orchestra.
The handsome little theatre never present.
ed gayer sight than II did last night. While
the hop was not considered strictly
full dress, 1t was worthy OF being
designated as such for the costumes displayed
were Of silk, satin and velvet, made In the
most recent styles and worn with grace and
ease that was charming. Wheel
ings Hebrew ladies are noted for their
beauty and the elegnaee aud taste shown
In their dressing Jewels were generally
worn, and nearly all the gentlemen were In
full dress. At midnight supper was au-
nounced. The dining room was under the
supervision Of Mr.. Osborne, OF Mt. Belle.
view Hotel and the supper be bad prepared
was without A'fault Everything was com.
plete and was nicely and quickly served.
Not a word OF fanlt was heard; on the con.
trary every one praised 1t highly. At one
o'clock dancing was again resumed and con-
tinued until 3 this morning. The hop, ii
should have been stated before, was a very
select affair, only about eighty being present;
the invitations having been sent 10 only
those II was desired to have there.
The ball committe was composed OF James
Messrs. NJ, Somehow, W. II. Frank /.
Blum, G. Rosenheim and s. Kraus.
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MIR. WALLACE,s RECORD.
4 complete Rerutation OF Campaign
stories.


To the Editor o: the Intelllgeneer.
SRA report having been circulated that
Spauldiug X. Wallace, candidate FOR Mayor,
was not In sympathy with the workingmen,
| beg leave to call attention 10 the following
facts which should certainly refute the will.
ful uisstatements made for election purposes.
All mill men know that Spaulding K. Wal.
lace worked for seven years at q
naif machine In the LaBelle mill. His
decided stand in opposing the reduc.
ton OF the boilers and heaters and in
favor OF the demand OF the nsilers, at the
Manufacturers meeting OF September 10, 1852,
Is also we'll known to the wofsingmen OF this
city. His kindly disposition towards work.
ingmen is shown by the following incident
OF the late strike:
Some time after the mills had shut down,
a worker in one OF our mills, at the time liv.
ing in q house owned by Mr.. Wallace, ap'
preached him; and offered to pay him part Of
The rent then due, Mr.. Wallace declined to
receive It, saying at the same time; "Pay
me at another time; wait till the mill starts. u
This act should go farther than loud PROBES,
sions,
Mr.. Wallace Is large owner and director
In the LaBelle mill, OF this city, and also the
Jefferson mill, OF stepbenyille. He Is also a
public.spiritcd citizen, taking an active In
terestin all public Improvements, cbeerfully
contributing his time aud money. He Is al
present one OF the directors OF the Chidren's
Home, charitable institution whose good
works are veil known. Such record calls
for public approval and should insure the
election Of Spulding X. Wallace. Y.
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A COUCH, cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsatns,
but acts directly on The In famed parts, allay.
Ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Rron.
chitis. Coughs catarrh, and the throat
troubles which singers aud public speakers
are subject TO. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial TroShes have been recommended
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained we'll merIted rank among
the few staple remedies OF the age. Sold at
g cents Q box everywhere. T4htAw
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference 10 varioui
People.


Mr.. George Montgomery, Of Ironton, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mollie Pugh, who has been visiting
in Grafton since the holidays, has returned
home.
Msj. Jim Sweeney, who BIAS been sojourn.
ing in Michigan for several months, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Ed. Gllkeson, q prominent young citi-
zen Of Hampshire county, and q brother Of
Delegate Gilkeson, is In the city.
Arthur Browne, formerly OF this city, and
Superintendent OF the Gas Works, Is now
Superintendent Of one Of the gas works OF
New York City.
Miss Nina Applegate, OF Wellsburg, who
has been visiting friends in the Eastern
cities for the last two months, is now guest
Of Mrs. DR.. 7. B. Campbell, Of this city.
Miss Craisheimer, the charming sister OF
Mrs. James speyer, Of Twelfth street, who
has been visiting in the city for several
months past, leaves to-day for her home In
Lafayette, Ind, much 10 the regret OF the
circle to which she has been an ornament
during her stay.
Hon. B. L. Butcher and wife last evening
celebrated the fifth anniversary OF their
wedding at their pleasant home at l40S Chap
line street, in quiet and very pleasant man
ner. A few friends were present. who were
profuse with their congratulations, which in
every case were sincere and from the heart
Music and whist served to pass the evening
all too quickly.
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!. Trnnslers or Nenl E.tale.

Recorder Hook yesterday admitted 10
record the following conveyances OF real
Aided dated January %, 1888, made by
I, Emma B. Carter 10 James Nice inleyi for $3.50,
OF a tract OF land known as the Carroll farm,
situated near the entry Of the Whitaker
Iron Co.'s coal bank.
A deed made March 8, 1870, by LawreneO
Clark and wife, to James Mckinley, OF the
north one.half OF lot No. 2, In square No. ~,
rs designated on the map OF the subdivisions
OF the Joseph Caldwell estate, and the 'addi-
r10ns therelrom to the city; consideration
4 deed made January 5, 1888, by Chas. W.
Dlttman aud wife, TO Thomas o'Brlen
trustee, ct. al. Tor, 5000, Of the west one
third OF lot No. 1895, situated on the south
side Of Sixteenth street.
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Tripute or Respstt.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect OF the Universe 10 remove from
our midst our late fellow member, J, Weston
Brown and
WHEREAS, The intimate and close relations
long held by the deceased with the members
OF thissociety, render 1t proper that we should
place on record our appreciation OF his SER
vices amongst us; therefore be 1t .
Resolved, BY the Linsly Literary Society
that while we bow with humble submission
10 the will OF the omnipotent, we do not ths
less mourn for him Who has been called from
his labor TO rest.
Resolved, That In the death of Weston
Brown this society loses member who was
always active and jealous In the performance
OF bis duties, and devoted TO It's welfare and
prosperity, and beloved by oil his fellow
eebo6lm6tes,
R9slrsd, That this society tendon It's heart.
felt sympathy 70 the family and relatives OF
our deceased member In this their sad siiilc-
ton.
rst. Claisyillc papers please copy.1
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The u. 4 O.'s Change OF Route.

The Baltimore american, which speaks
from its position I'near the throne" IL au.
thority TOR the following
Baltimore and Ohio engineers have for
some time been engaged in surveying routes
through Wheeling for the purpose OF obtain
ing one that will avoid some very heavy
grades that make locomotion rather difficult.
During the present week an effort will be
made 70 meet the railroad committee OF the
City Council, in Q friendly way, with refer.
ence to the settlement OF route. II this
can be arranged the railroad company will at
once begin the work OF extending the Hemp
field 10 the Monongahela river. The Bal.
timore and Ohio Company already has line
constructed through the city OF Wheeling
along Sixteenth street, which is very incon-
yenient to the citizens as 1t is one Of the
principal stFeptu. This the baltimore and
ohio will cede to the city In the event Of an
arrangement for another right OF way, and II
this cannot be accomplished this street will
be made the main line without further daily
ing ase
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RIVER NEWS.
General News from the Leyce and Teie-
graphic Notes. 'tl

General News from the Leycc and Teie-
graphic Notes. ,-l
There was no packets running yesterday,
but the ice was gradually thinning out and it
is hoped they will DO able to run to-day.
Capt. John A. Wood philosophically re-
marked at Pittsburgh when he sent his boats
out, that the coal mightas well be sunk In the
Ohio as ia the harbor, and concluded to take
the chances. '' pnHI
Last evening the river was falling slowly,
with twelve feet OF water In the channel and
plenty ef ice still floating past. The follow
ing towbeats passed down yesterday after.
noon with tows OF coal: Enterprise and Sam
Brown. s..t -..
A dispatch sent Tuesday from Point Pleas
ant, to the Pittsburgh Coal exchange, signed by
Engineer W. w. Patton, stated that at the new
bridge lights can only be exhibited on pier
five, the west channel pier on the Ohio side;
pier. four, the east channel pier, 400 feet from
pier five, was under water and the running
Ice sweeps everything from It,
Thursday, the saloon on Main street, that
has been conducted since last June by Dave
O. Keller, the man who was at the Scioto
wheel on the night OF July 4th, when that
awful collision occurred, was closed out at
Constable's sale. Keller, 1t Is said, has per-
manent Job at the wheel OF one OF the large
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tows.
Since last Sunday the coal shipments from
Pittsburgh have been; For Cincinnati-James
A. Stone, 1900 bushels; William Stone r.
900; Coal Valley, W 1000; Hornet No. 2, 90, QUO;
Sam Brown, l4400O total $4,000 bushels.
For Louisville-Dck Fulton. 100000 bush.
els; Enterprise, l20,C0O; Fred Wilson, 100, 900;
Nellie speer, 5000; total, 6S5, 900.
Pilot jeff Thomas, In charge Of the steamer
Sherry at the time OF the collision Friday
evening at Cincinnati, says he blew one
whistle when 200 yards above the ferry, and
that the ferry crossed his signal by blowing
two whistles He Immediately stopped the
sherley and commenced backing her, and at
the same time blew the danger signal, TO
which the ferry paid no attention.
GRRENsDORo, Pa, January 24.-Riyer 10 ioet
0 inches and falling; cloudy.
PIrrsBuRqH, January S4.-Riyer s feet II
inches and falling cloudy and cold.
RlcE's LANDING, January 2i-River 7 feet
inches and falling; cloudy; thermometer $40.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January 2i.-Riyer 8
feet 4 inches aud falling; cloudy; therm, 2O0.
MoRGASTowN, W. Va, January 2a.-Riyef
4 feet inches and stationary; weather clear;
mercury Az.
LowsvILLE, January "a River II feet;
canal lower, the gates which are overlooked,
stopping navigation by that canal. Weather
warm aud cloudy. 80
CScTSNArI January 2t.~.Rtver 81 feet s
inches and rising; cloudy and warmer. De-
parted-Apdy Baum, Memphis; Thos. sher.
lock, New Orleans.
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[st. ClAipvillc papers please copy
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viii philpot is back attsra visit to his
home at Georgetown, Harrison County.
> There was no quorum Tuesday evening Tor
the regular meeting OF the City Council
Jas. Taylor, the veteran nightwatchman at
the B. & o. depot, has resigned on question
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To tho Editor of the IntollIsencer.

To tho Editor OF the Intelligencer.
sIR;-In Your issue Of January %, ! pub
lished statement In vindication Of myself,
In reply to q card in the Sunday papers,
giyinga Sworn" statement, and asking that
II the gentlemen were dissatisfied to appoint
time and place OF meeting. Instead OF las a
gentleman sbould) meeting me as per
request he hurls the "riIe SANDER published
In The paper Of January oath. Now do moi
propose 70 argue the case, I only ask the
at my place Of S business where viii gladly
answer ali questions and give any iniorma,
ton desired, and will be willing to "be swOrr.''
to any thing may state.
M. Respectfully youn,
WA. MILLIGAS.
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A GARD.

II the anonymous correspondent who per.
s;sts in threatening to burn our property,
viii clearly intimate which sister he wants to
leave The Convent, his wish Shall be gratiaod
so far rs We are concerned. We ore unable
10 discover anyone dissatisfied and we shall
be only too glad 10 rid ourselves Of any dis.
affected ones, During ~ or 80 six or seYen
entered our communlty, to which four Of
these does the writer refer9 Let him naAe
them and nothing but their own unwilling.
mess shall prevent their leaving. We assure
the Notwithstanding that It is far easier
to ret out OF the Convent than II Is TO get In it.
SISTERS OF sT. JosIPa.
Wheeling, January q, 1883.
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EEgcoNERsTowN, O., January 24.-Hon.
James patrick, sr., the Oldest journalist in
Ohio, died yesterday at his home in New
Philadelphia, at the advanced age Of a9
yesn, Mr., Patrick founded the 1usarawa'
nhrmicls, now the Adpoeale, in 1919, which
was the lrst paper published in TuEcara.
was county. He was the latherin.law. Of
Joseph Mediil, Of the Chicago Tribune.
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GARD.

qb wkop Il may 6resra:
In Justice 10 MI. Edward LaFkin, who was
untrdthfully and unkindly referred 70 In .
card published In Yesterday 3 paper in yindic'
alton ofJ, g. Hoffman, lE, | desire to say
that did not know that Mr.: Laiktn was in
any way referred TO-, or shopld NOT haye
signed said card, and do not giPh thoRe who
hive read Il 10 understand that desire In
any way TO reflect upon Mr.. Larkin.
fsipnaa.1 JAMEs REoAN.
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After the expiration Of seven days, we will
close our boot and shoe house in Wheeling,
and remove the remaining stock to our head
quarters IN Bellaire: To avoid the PxpGnSs
d PACKING Rna moving We will sslI for the
neIt seyeR dSY1 any or all the goods ve have
ip store OF less than cost; We deem II unnecss'
Saly to quote prices, The fact that for three
petitors, and now offer great reductions on
former prices, Is sufficient to interest persons
desiring TO purchase boots or shoes for pres
eut or future use, whethe! MERCHANT or con.
sumers. ]. p. HEtSLEIH BIO. d Co.,
pFangle.s Block, opposite Opera House.
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OK next Thursday evening the ladies' OF the
U. P. Church will give Que Of their appetite.
Ing Shippers. The principal Wand VIII be
chicken pie, aud there % no doubt but what
n Will be first.claSS. Other edlhles will DO
furnished for those who do not partake OF the
chief dish. supper viii be served from SIX
O'Clock until ten.
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Luck

Is a word which should have no place in any
vocabulary. A man must have ability to
succeed. and medical preparation, merit.
There Is no luck about SoSoDoHs. It was
sure 70 succeed from the hrst, because II was
good, and did all that was claimed for 1t.
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Bresent stock OF pianos, stsinyay, Knabe
chackeripg Hsllet b Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, TO-, at the very lowest PRICES,
and great REDUCTION for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
LucAs' MUaIc sroAI,
1l42 Main street.
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Lawyers will gladly learn that Rropgham
the great English baFrister, was always cars
ful Of bis throat, and further that DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup Is the best remedy for bronchiti!
and other throat troubles.
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BLUM & MARKS,
HOG MAIN STREET.
Factory, 1919 Market Street, Philadelphia.
I,I- 40 broadway, New York.
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.
Gheass:artteuigeafer,
Once. Nos. a5 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Fo, Rent-store Room-Alex. Bone.
For Rent-Dwellipg Houses.
Store Room For Rent-Alexander Bone.
A Rare Bargain-Boots, Shoes, Rubbersr
etc.. D. Elson.
Store Room For Rent-Alexander Bone.
For Sale-Valuable Farm. Ha.-
Wanted-Situation To do Homework.
Belmont Nail Stock For Sale.
Clouston's Choice Bolted Corn Meal.
Attention, knights OF Pythias-Head oil
Local.
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"WnY, what are you putting that on my
feet for" asked man with heavy cold.
.'Why, 10 draw the cold out Of your head, "
answered the considerate nurse. 1.-THE deuce
Won say, would rather have II stay where
Il is than he drawn the whole length OF my
bo,iy.I AZ any rate there Is more pleasant
method than t6at, go and get me bottle OF
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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the first stake was driven until the compile;
lion Of the building. The factory iscrowded
with spectators witnessing. the process oil
making glRss.
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wAsuHGroN, D. c., January ?6-1 4. NJ;
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light snow, OF
rain, southwest winds shifting to colder
northerly. stationary or higher pressure
For the Lower Lake Region, colder, cloudy
weather. with snow, northwesteFly winds
HIGHER pressure ~
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BETHANY.

Mr.. Elmer Wells and Mis-, Craft were mar
ried Tuesday evening The affair was very en-
joyable one. Nsl.. .....l..,
The question Of forming joint stock com
pany for the purpose Of boring for gas is be-
ing agitated at present -E...'
The second college term begins February
1st. Students are arriving nearly every day
TO enter when the term opens.
Mr.. Lloyd Philips left on Tuesday for Cor
donSyille, TO attend the funeral OF his father,
who died from Il paralytic stroke.
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No admission charged to the o. P. Church
this evening Chicken pie supper, IS cents