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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION,
News md Gossip In Relation to Various
People.
Mr.. L. A. Good has gone East for a few


MI. L. 4. Good has gone East for a few
days.
c. W. seabright, Esq Lett yesterday for
the East on r business Trip.
Hon. J. J. Woods hes returned from a
pleasant visit to tho Nations Capital.
Mr.. Lou 6wsbacker left for New York Sat-
urday on one OF his regular business trips.
Mrs. Judge Briggs. OF Philadelphia. is the
guest her daughter, Mrs. Edgar NJ. Pearson,
Of the South Side.
!. Mr. J. 0. Golfer has returned from Wash.
ington, D. c., whers he spent a portion OF
last week sightseeing.
Mr.. A. A. Frapzheim went 10 Pittsburgh
Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF spend
ing Sunday with friends.
Auditor Miller's family returned from the
the South Saturday evening. Mr.. Miller
went as far as Grafton to meet them.
! Mr.. George McCully member Of the Board
Of Education from Union district, is lying
very Ill at his home in East Wheeling.
Mrs. Newt Linch has on exhibition in the
window OF Nicoll's art store an e1ouisitely
painted satin panel, that is Attracting con-
siderable attention.
Hon. D. D. T. Farnswortb, of B%uckhaunon,
Is at the Stamm House. Mr., Fsrnsworth Is
prominently mentioned as the candidate OF
the Greenbsck Labor party for Governor.
Mr.. George Il. Tingle, OF Glerdive, Mon
lana, e1.sheritf OF this county and we'll
known throughout the State, arrived Ia the
city yesterday and will remain here for q
lew days looking after his affairs.
Mr.. Will Mcdonald, b%ookkceper at the
Register office, left with his mother yesterday
Tor kantas City, having been summoned
there by the death OF bis brother Daniels
wife. The many friends OF Mr.. Dan Nc
Donald in this city will regret to learn OF his
bereavement.
Commodore Z. s. Alexander, of Moorefeld,
was in the city last week visiting his friends
Of the South Branch Fishing Club, who were
glad to do him the honor due his rank. The
Commodore expects to reorganixe his soaad.
roa on the b0isteroua waters of the south
Branch early next season. Hardy county
expects every man to do his duty.
Col. William E1ley returned Saturday
morning from q weeks trip down the river,
hunting up the property OF the State Fair
that tloased of. He tells much tho same
story that Secretary Hook did. Property was
found along the banks for q distance OF thirty
miles, but 80 broken tha! the only thing It
could be usAd for would be the rebuilding OF
tho fences and sheds. It would pay, how
ever, to bring it back as over 1000, 900 feet OF
lumber could be procured.
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Tho Trenton Hniiroau accident.

The Coshocton Age, In its account of the
terrible railroad acc!dent near Trenton, Ohio,
In which Harry Mccullough, Of this city, was
killed and Ed. Jones badly injured says :
"a young man living near by testified that
the noise awakiug him, he went to the win
dow and seeing two we'll dressed men, in.
CURED the cause Of the disturbance, and they
replied-'a wreck They did not appear
again on tho scene, hence, the supposition
that they'were the guilty parties. since it is
acknowledged that the switch had been tam
pered with. There is now no doubt but that
the train wfecksrs intended to wreck the
west bound morning passenger train and then
plllage and plumber the passengers, but that
train ives late and the two freighta were run
out OF Dennison ahead Of the express, and
thus by the mertst accident WIS avoided a
more terrible disaster and frightlul loss OF
life. Both engines wero badly used IN, and
one Of them was almost completely dis.
mantled and little left but the boiler.
There Is now q clue to the perpetrators,
and some parties have already been arrested,
and there were two other suspicious charac.
tiers who wero noticed to suddenly disappear
just after the wreck occurred"
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Etcuhcuyille Scandal,

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispatch contained
the following special dispatch from steuben-
vile: During the past week an occurrence
happened in the bteubenville high school
which tits hoped may never happen again.
A letter addressed to one OF the girl pupils
from al outside party YVES brought into the
school room,., and passed through several
hands, some Of the girls indignantly handing
the letter back without psrusing 1t entire.
1t is said the letter was unfit for any lady to
obtained the letter aud added something TO
It. The young man wa expelled, while
threats OF suspension wero made against the
girlH. Fortunately this action was not taken.
It was deemed very imprudent, and II Is to
be hoped all parties have learned a lesson for
their own good. ~ uT -,
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mOUNDsvILLE MATTERS.
A hnn Found Dend-The RELIEF Wor]
and General EtWN Notca

A hnn Found Dead-The RELIEF Work
and General News Notes. ,Tfi@
The repairs ou the county jail are being
rapidly pushed.
The Baltimore & Ohio has a large eanp Of
men at work repairing the freight depot.
There Is great danger Of a coal famine. and
II some is not soon procured much suffering
will result. 80
Fiity.two persons only are drawing ratioun,s
from the relief luud, and the list is daily
growing less. N
The miners at the new coal works ara al
the outs with their employers It is on a
question Of whether So 6Oor Is 90 should be-
paid per yard for driving entries.
The trial Of Barker and Baker before eouire
Edwards, for burglarixlng the housa. OF MI.
Samuel Miller duringl the flood, terminated
Saturday by his holding both to bail In the
sum OF $500. 10 answer at the next term OF
court.
A German, named Steiner, employed on
the Ohio River railroad, was found dead near
the residence OF LIS Newman, E.q.,ot Gravel
Bottom. Saturday morning. The coroner's
jury, after hearing evidence In the case, rem.
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1IIl'VE UNIT #H. CO..
We will open Saturday forty-6ve cases and
bales Of domestic and linen goods, from
Mess. J. Horne & Co., Pittsburgh. Some
of these goods are water.soaked and
others arc very slightly damaged.
And we will offer Them so cheup that no one
will ask Us to cut them, but will prefer to
buy them by the full bolt. And we would
advise parties 10 club together when they
think the bolts are too large and buy them
in that manner. And to such OF our country
customers who cannot come in person to
telegraph us their orders and we will fill
them as near rs We can, md II our selection
does not meet with their approval we will
.cheerlully refund their money. And that
all u friends aud the public may know
What gooda We otier, we shall name L few:
$50 bolts brown muslin,
t, 2S5 bolts bleAched muslin.
-, OF bolts 9~i and 10-4 shee!ins.
:" 60 bolts 6I sheeting.
60 bolts Turkey red table linen.
$50 bolts 81, 10.i, l2-4 lue damask cloths.
1G0 dozen fine towels.
$50 pieces crash.
GOO u%nlauudried shirts.
500 gross pearl buttons.
1000 calico aprons, g..
10 pieces black silk, Clio per yard.
20 pieces aatin, 39t per yard.
10 ca1es standard prints.
400 piece, singhams. H..
200 pisces cheviots.
100 pieces percAle. . %
And other goods too numerous to mention.
Please call and examine, at
EMsnE1MER's, Eleventh street.
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BACK BROKEN.
Had Accident In the Bcnwood Mill Con

wv AAA NOAA
Sr4 ,d4. Hank. ~
Saturday afternoon enc OF these coal bank
accidents happened, which make men ahud.
der and doubt tho wisdom Of Providence.
To be flooded out aud saved from water one
wetk only TO be.crushed 10 death tho mex.
week =passes the common understanding.
MI. August Meuts, but shortly married to a
Mrs. %Leckhatdt, met with u moet TERRIBLE
accident Saturday afternoon, which will re-.
suit in his death. He was d driver in the
Benwood mill coal bank. 1t seems that a
water cart had bsen substituted for the regu.
lar coal car. Being higher more care had 10
be taken In passing the low places. AT one
OF these points MI. Mentz did not stoop low
enough and was caught between the roof and
the car, horribly crushing and mangling him.
Aid was soon procured and he was carried
ont !; upon examination 1t was found that
bis back was broken. Late Saturday after.
noon he wss taken to his home, In the lower
part Of Rttchietown, where everything posi-.
bic was done for him. Inst night he was
still liyinS. though there can be but little
hone OF his recovery,
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Notes About the stenmery, Rnnk Briefs
- and TelGnsnNhIn NaDorfa W =

N | y |H p.
Notes About tho steamery. Bnnk Brief,
and Geographic Reports.
The river ~ falling steadily. Last night
there was a depth OF about 10 feet in The
channel. --. IN
The Nellie Walton, Tom Dodsworth, Percy
Kelsey and Conl Valley passed down satur.
day with tows OF coal.
Capt. Jack Harrison contemplates putting
the q. ". Anderson in the Pittsburgh and
lronton trade, making weekly trips.
The lsvee presented a spirited appearance
Saturday morning while all the packets were
there d'scharging and receiving freight.
Saturdays Cincinnati Commercial. Ga:e,l.
says that the Andes left that port Friday
eevenening for Wheeling, with the banner
freight trip Of tho season, and a fair passeu-
ger list. The Andes is duo here today and
will leave for Cincinnati on her return trip
Tuesday afternoon with Capt. Charlie Muhle.
In command as usual. The Andes Is
well known as one OF the most popular steam.
era on the upper Ohio.
CINCINNATI, February 24-Riyer 43 feet 10
inches and falling; weather clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. February M-The river
has fallen 4 feet In the pant "a hours. aud ia
now falling 2 inches per hour, with IS feet In
the canal; weather cloudy and warm.
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THE SECOND PRESENTATION
or "Hnmllet"' nj tue Opera House Sntur.
Ink AIiernnnll.

or "Hnmlet"' nj tue Opera House Sntur.
day Afternoon.
Mr.. Edward Laikin and bis company Of
local amateurs presented Hamlet" again
Saturday afternoon. The second presenta-
ton Of the great tragedy attracted an audi
nee almost Us large as that Of Friday night,
but 1t wasnot so nppreciatiye by hall. Unlike
most matinee audiences 1t was cold and un-
demonstrAtive. 1t was only once or twice
that 1t was reused 10 anything like hearty
applause. At the conclusion Of the arras
scene It was enthusiastic enough 10 demand
a recall. The scene was very we'll rendered
and Mr.. Larkin and Mics Russell deserved
the compliment. u.. ~.
The performance passed off much more
smoothly than on Fddsy night. The Stage
fright had worn of largely, and all had
protited by experience. Tnere was really
only one noticeable drawback or defect and
that was, that with two or three exceptions,
the performers appeared afraid to uso their
voices and at times could scarcely be heard at
the back part of the house. Many Of
1uam!tt's s%olilcquies were marred by this.
Mr.. Larkia, hoTeTer, as has been stated, Is
deserving Of much credit and praise for his
work both in his own part and as shown in
that OF the company, which he has drilled so
carefully Tor months past. The support like
wise IL entitled 10 the warmest commendE-
ton.
As the net procseds Of the two PERFORM
ances were devoted TO tho flood sufferers the
probabilities ARE that the company will be
heard from ssain in the near future in an-
other OF ehakespeare's plays, for It's own bene-
ut. All the members are much pleased with
the reception they met with.
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.BUTTERMILK MASON'S
CHARACTER REPORTED WOUNDED
To the Extent Of $5O,00o-lis Prsfsa Money 4
Blood and Takes Exceptions 10 . "R.rlatef"
Ariicle-tls h reported 10 HAYS Retaissd
Counsel What They Have 10 ssy.

Yesterdays Register contained the follow.
Ing denial, addressed to the editor, and dated
at Richmond, Va, February g.
Your local column OF Friday sayt: HE
(reterring 10 myself is reported 10 have raid
that every member Of The august body In sss.
sion In Richmond had his price and he was
prepared 10 pay It." l have denounced the
statement as ialte. l demand your authori.
ty. | hold the author and you, responsible
for this falsehood, J. NJ. MASON.
Tho above card refers 10 an article In the
Register Of Friday from It's Washington cor.
respondent In which Mr.. Mason Is done up
with free hand rs Il prospecting statesman OF
Il merchantile turn seeking In the Virginia
Legislature other statesmen OF like molina
lion. The Jefferson county statesman WINS
further held up 10 the public view as howl
Ing his mission out on street cosners and In
hotel Hobbies with the natural tendency 10
deDress hus!nesa In that line.
Yesterday the 1NTELLlGEsCER was informed
that Mr.. Mason was bound to have ~satisfac.
tion from the Register to the tune Of $50, 900,
anu Hon. L. G. CraCraft, by Telegraph, 10
represent his interests In a libel suit for this
amount. A reporter called on Mr.. Cracraft
and asked him II he had been retained by Mr..
Mason for that purpose. He replied that he
had not and also that he did not know any
thing Of Mr.. Msson's intentions. Hs then
turned TO the Virginia debt queation and
gave 1t as his opinion that West Virginia
would mover pay any portion OF the Mother
States debt. That after the treatment &C.
corded this States commissioners several
years ngo, when an eiI9st was made 10 have
the matter adjudicated. West Virginia was
not In a mood 10 do ANYTHING further. But
he knew nothing OF a libel SUI.
Last night q reporter called On Mr.. Lamb,
at his residence on the South Side.
mi. Lamb the INrELLluKNcEa herd to-day
that you had b,on retained by J. A. Mason,
rs counsel in a libol suit Of $50,0.0bgalns.
tho Register, on account OF All article In last
Fridays issue Of that paper. Is thers any
truth 10 i,2' asked the reporter.
well, no, l have not been retained"
Then there Is no truth In tho report, Mr..
LamLW
"Tha fact u.s." replied Mr.. Lamb, II have
not been retained, but l did receive q tale.
gram from Mr.. Mason"
III II is not betraying the confidence which
Is known 10 exist between y lawyer and his
client, could you state is c%onten,s3'
"Well-that isl well l am not at liberty
10 state it's nature.n
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An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula Of u simpleun vege-
table remedy for the speedy ind permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca,arrh,
Asthma and all throat aud Lung Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
In thousands OF cases, has felt 1t his duty to
make 1t known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive aud & desire to re.
lieve a human suffering. will send free OF
charge, TO all who desire il, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full direc-
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail
BY addressing VIII stamp, naming this paper,
N. Y. f ~ Eow
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TrTusvrLL.R. Pa, February 23.-Opened Al 9lAc:
highest q OK: lowest ps51c, closed at 81 OK.
Shipments lll,i2s barrels: charters b?.3s2 barrels;
rllnA 49,. 800 hnrrelS. --.-- ~ L-A-L---,
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Action OF

At yesterdays session OF tho Eighteenth
street Mission school the following paper was
? read by the Superintendent, Col. Rob't White
and adopted by the school !:
For years Harry Mccullough, Sabbath az.
ter Sabbath, Eat with us In this school to
learn the lessons OF Gods word. Last Sab.
bath he was IN his accustomed place in the
class taught by Miss Virginia Hopkins; TO-
day he Is not with us, for God took him sud
denly, away. Manly in form, BRIGHT mind,
good In character, attentive as q scholar, no
mingled with us. We trust the lesson learn.
cd here made deep impressions upon bis
heart, and that though suddenly called from
EARTH our loss has been his gain. Feeling
deeply for his afflicted parents and family,
we extend 10 them our sincere sympathy,
and humbly pray that the lesson taught BY
his death may be needed by the youth with
whom he mingled, and by The pupils OF our
school. Is ~
Resolred; That a copy OF these resolutions
be furnished TO his parents, and that they be
placed on the minutes Of the school.
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a divorce case between Nj. and Mrs,
Abrapa Ramsey, Of Captina, both Of them
upwards OTTO years Of age, has been ooeupy,
Ing the attention Of the court Tor the inst
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Sunday Night Rehearsal.

Last evening at Airon Hall the Opera
House Orchestra resumed its enjoyable series
Of seml.monthly Sunday night rehearsals,
that were interrupted by the Hood. There
was a large attendance OF members and tho
evening passed away very pleasantly. The
programme was one prepared for Sunday
night the 10th inst. It was made up OF
popular numbers, among them, suppe's
overture Midsummer Nights Dream"
ChantilIy waltz and selections from Ameri-
can airs and also from %"Iolanthe." The lat.
ter selection is an arrangement, that as play.
ed by the orchestra, never fails to elicit u
wasH encore. Prof.. Vaas gave one OF his de-
lightfnl violin solos that was we'll received.
The iirst part Of the programme embraced
several Of the new pieces received from Ger
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

We open to-day tho Goods advertised
last week from Pittsburgh. and VIC pre-.
dict In advance IL most successful sale Of
the same. In addition to the Goods ad-
vertised, we offer BrOcalts. silks and
Sural,s, Silk Velvet, Ribbons, Embrolder.
les and Jerseys, ut almost giiven.away
prices. In consequence Of Important
improvements to bs made III our store.
room, having leased tho adjoining room,
It Will be necessary for uS 10 close our
Wet Goods salc on Saturday, hnrch LIST.
We regret that In consequence Of tho rush
We were unable 10 serve all, but with our
Is clerks We trust to be uble to wait on
every one hereafter. Respectfully,
! II. EMSltEIMER.
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charley bhay's Thentre.

Apparently the flood has had no effect on
the patronage at this popular family theatre,
performance last week, and they were coss-
posed OF q good class OF citizens. Mr.. Shay
aims to have the theatre managed in a man.
ner strictly tirs.-class, with everything clean
and neat and the entertainments given void
Of any Yuleari,y. Tonight will commence
the engagement for one week Of Mile Cent
and Frank Dscker's Great Burlesque aud
Comedy Company as the Tourists in a Pull.
man Palace Car" which is said to ba very
laughable, and Charley shay.advertisps that
he will give his friends 10, 900 laughs i. juAt
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Mr.. Isaac @. Chapman. Druggist, Newburg,
N. Y, writes us: II have for the past ten
years sold several gross OF DR.. WILLIAM HALL's
BAE4AM FOR THE LUNGS. ] can say OF It what
I cannot gay OF any other medicine. l hsye
never heard a customer speak Of II but to
praise its virtues in tho highest manner. l
have recommended 1t In a great many cases
Of Whooping Cough, with the happiest ELECTS.
I have uted it in my own family for many
years: in fact, always have a bottle in the
medicine closet ready for uss." Trusaw
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National Wool Growcrs' Convention.
WASHINGTON, February ga call has
been issued for a National convention OF
the wool growers OF the United States, 10
meet ut Chicago on tho eth of NAV next,
in the general interests OF that industry.
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing It's wonderful merits by getting a trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con:
vinces them OF its raro qualities, and what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do. 1t is guar
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YouNd men, middle Aged men and all
men who suilsr from early indiscretions will
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful
inviEorant eyer introduced; once restored by
It there Is no relapse. Try II; it never fails.
81; Q for $5.-Ata all druggists, or by mail from
J. Il. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
CITY. n#El rThsAW
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At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the La
Belle Glass Works 1t was decided to clean up
the factory and get everything In readiness
to resume operations as soon rs possible. Ssc.
rotary s. @. Dunleyy was authorized to fko
the place OF Joseph Harris as travelling sales.
man. as No -.IH
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The Volaic Belt Co., OF Marahall, Mich,
offer to send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances On trial, for
thirty days; to men, old and young, afflicted
other diseases.
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CINCINNATI, O., February za.-Llve hogs quiet
and unchanged. Receipts 900 head; shipments bGO
#-#.THHH IUHHaI F. -tgFH|I# MAO. ~ ##
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NEW YoRK, February 4.-Cottou arm: futures
weak: February 10. 70c: March l0.S2c:. April lo.a2c;
May lose; Juno i. 90c; July Il. S0c;AuRuit II 40c;
December 0bOC. IuIu.4 ~, p.lsy
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Tho relief station for the distribution Of
clothing will be opsn tomorrow. The work
OF relieving the sufferers Ia nearly ended, all
nj tina familiea hninr wall caHeh 10.
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n Martins Ferry.

The Laughlin mill will 20 on today.
Tho vacant room In the Hanover hotel will
be occupied by a dry goods firm carly in
April.
James H. Van pclt has accepted n position
as travelling salesman with Laughlin Bros. 4
Co., OF Wheeling.
The relief station was cloHed on Saturday,
and will not bs open for the distribution o.
provisions and clothing until tomorrow.
Prof. John NJ. Birch, OF Wheeling, and
Prot. G. W. Smith, OF Minneapolis. wers the
guests OF Rev. ]. J. McCarroll, yesterday.
Nearly all the manufacturing establish.
ments are recovering from the efiests OF the
Hood, and will soon be running as usual.
Miss Ida Jones. OF Columbus, Ia the guest
Of Mics Annie Theits. These iadies. enter.
tanned several friends very pleasantly yester.
day afternoon.
Mr.. Wilbur Snively. who has boen travel.
ing salesman for the Elson g'nss works, has
accepted u similar position with the Belmont
works, OF Dellaire. T
Episcopal services were held In The presby.
terrain church yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Walker, the pastor, officiating. Tho Bishop
OF the diocese will otllc'ate OF tho afternoon
Of March 10. at the same place. M
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81. cLAIRsvILLE NOTES.
Mrs. George Adams, OF Wheeling, is in
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TOR RENT,
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Pianos injured by the flood should be ship
ped to Alex. Ross piano repair factory, is
Federal street, Allegheny, Pa, where they
can be- taken apart, dried and repaired by
practical piano makers. Chargts reasonable.
Work guaranteed. 9SS 3igG