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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-07
ONE nFEMME SOLE.
WHO CAN TAKE CARE OF HERs1LF
Aad Did lila 0as lastanes 10 The Dlsmsy Of Law.
Yer and slrveyisS Psrsy-Ilrs. Warner, Of 4
Powhatas, VasQaiaAss . Crowd Of men
and CAusss 4 LauEhahle Stampede.

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There has been some fun In York town
ship, Belmont county, Ohio. A dl.puto In
regard to o line made q survey necessary.
Mrs. Lsvlnla Warren, who served term In
the psni!eutiary for killing her husband, Ia
o party interested In the line, and she did
not want a. survey. Msjor Mitchell, the
County Surveyor, and J. W. Shannon, E,q,
Of st. Clairsvllls, one OF the attorneys, went
down to find tho line, and began their aolen.
tific and legal work. Mrs. Warren had let
them know Of her intention 10 hurt any man
or men that attempted 10 make a survey.
Soon ailer they begun their labora Mn.
Warren hove In sight, doubtless we'll sup
piled with shooting ironu, but the Surveyor,
chain.cRrrieis, asgman and stske.drivers,
With thu spectatois, made ruah for the
blackberry lhioksts. Mr.. Shannon was cut
of from retreat to the bushes, and had to
take to the open iislds and rely upon bis
ability TO mako extraordinary time to
escape. The day was hot, and Mr.. Shannon,
says the Ballaire Independent, which tells the
story, ia not used to mach exercise In the hot
sun, but there was no safety txceptin fight,
and rapid fight, too. He had q largo start,
bu! Mrs. Warren Ia q rapid runner,
and she gained upon the lawyer at
rate that made bis hair 4 stand
upon end; but desperation neYvsd him, aud
across fields and over fences he went, each
moment expecting to hear bullet whistling
after him, but tho irate female concluded
that abe did not want lawyer, and aban.
doned the chase. Mr.. Shannon lost part OF
the extremity OF his coat In his fight. Mrs.
Warren then engaged In little hunt for the
boys In the bushes, but they had left while
she was chasing Shannon, and vera safe In
the fort at Powhatan Point, except a large
assortment Of scratches mado by the brisrs In
their has,y retreat through them. A detail
was sent from the fort to the Sheriff at st.
Clairsville, Informing him OF the state OF the
siege, and asking for protection and rein.
forcements.. Sheriff Bedwick and bis Deputy,
strongly armed, went down and covered the
working party until the survey was com.
pleted and hasty retreat ordered, which
was effected without further loss. -lda
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"Sun,rnernncht Pest ,,

The Board Of Directors OF the Arion So.
c;ety have secured Wheeling Park for Wed
nosday next and have arranged for an an.
nunl picnic. II will DO strictly private, and
are allowed to invite viii! be permitted to en-.
ter tbs grounds. In connection with the pic.
MO, wS,ch will occupy tho day, ths Board
hss perfected arrangements, FOR a Summer
nGoht Fest" = fsstiylty that has become very
popular with the Gsrman Hoc!clien in larger
cities, The mernbars OF tho Bos.d, who alo
noted for always being in favor otEonethiug
now and novel for tho epj ,ymsnt and amuse.
mehs o! tho members aud whose efforts are
highly appreciated, ayeJspar.d no taips,
trouble or expense to make boil, the picnic
and Fes. nucec:s. The opera Hou.e band
music for bolh.$ Durirg the Fest ihs Park
will DO illuminated By orc thousand Chinese
lantesne, aud enough IRE works have been
cursd 10 Keep the Park In continual ,blszs.
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supren,s Court of AppeaIs,

This court me. Saturday at 10 A. NJ, with
all the judges pressnt, and transacted the
following bus!nea,: -.
Slate Tor use of Dobson sgsinst Lambert,
from Ritchis county. Opinion by Snyder:
Judgment OF Circuit Court reversed and
cauee remanded.
.sodiker sgsinst Applcgato. Opinion by
Snyder: Decree reversed and bill dismissed.
Tennant, administrator, agsins. Devine,
from Monongalia county. Opinion by shy
DEF: Ju6gmen. reversed and new, Judgment
entered, according to award OF arbitrator. 4
Cooks Administrator nesirst Vanwinkle,
from Wood county. Opinion by Snyder: Az:
peal dismissed as improvidently awarded. 4
Maxwell and Isham agsinus Hsndshaw,
from Taylor county. Opinion by Snyder:
Decree reversed and cause rewarded. 'zfsG
Williams sgaiEss Fieelaed, from Preston
county. Petition for writ OF error refused. 4
Welshans ssainst Moo1e from Ohio county.
Petition for appeal and supsrssdssg Refused.
City of Whesiisg sgsiDss George g. Blnck,
from Ohio county. A writ Of certioreri was
awarded, and cRso continued. X ' 25st' Z
A new cod, OF rules OF rrgctico In this
court was handed down, 10 take ieot Novem.
Der !, 1884. They will be printed in Vol. %
Of the Reports and In Pointa Adjudicated,
No. TO- fr, =. Y I'll tf5 = st5 81 ~ 3
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IRON WORKING TRADE
Manufacturer Reports Indicate that
Business ID Not IN Mad, After all. 'i IN

MNuu1uotuEofb Acpoktn luOIcoS0 tnnS
Business Is Nosso Mad, After all.
ST. LOUIS, July e-The Age Of Steel pub
lishes over ninety.three letters from lead.
Ing manufacturers OF engines, iron and
woodworking machinery, steam pumps,
hardware epecialtiea and iron roofing In
the principal cities east Of st. Louis, setting
forth the present condition Of their indus.
tries, and giving reports as 10 the outlook
Of the trade In these lines during the next
Six months. 1.tFs 5s7}sy5
It appears from these letters that the
condition Of huslness In these industries 10
not go bad as has been Represented, and the
aggregate Of the sales for tho first six
months Of this year are considerably
greater than those Tor the last half OF 1883.
Engine builders have been we'll engaged,
and In some instances are behind with
their orders. Manufacturers Of wire are
working to their fullest capacity. There
appears 10 DO mora bualnesa depression in
the East than the West. a The present dull.
ness Of trade In some departments, and the
low scale Of prices prevailing ia attributed
10 want Of confidence, induced by the
late failures In New York, uncertainty as
to tariff legislation, and the political sirug.
gle, now fairly commenced. A majority Of
the correspondents anticipate fair trade
during tho remainder Of the year.
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A COAL MINER KILLED,
SOUIETY AIATrERS.
Amalg amntcd A.surintion Delegates

, Amaly amatcd Association Dole gates =
-szfr.tl Il. of II. Installation.
Marlin Enerioh md II. A. Gumps, Grand
Presidents, yesterday installed Columbia
Lodge No. 2ol Order Of &. OF 8. B. This order
Is a benevolent one, which recently at an
e1psnse Of 5000, 900 erected home for aged
and infirm IsrasliteB in tie city OF Clevs-
Hand. This Home Is supported by this Order.
The following officers vera installed for the
new Lodge: President, Victor Roaenburs;
Vice President, James Speye,; Secretary. 10.
eeph Emsheiner; Treasurer, Simon Kline:
Warden, Jacob Brille,; Trusteea, D. Ash and
william q. Frank.
Tho Germsnia Singing sociesy at their
election yesterday, elected the following
officers for the ensuing SIX month";: Director,
E. echeuHsr; Vice Director, O. 6tcnisel; Pres.
ident, Louis Fuhr; Vice President, q. @.
Meyer; Corresponding Secretary, Anton
Friess; Financial Secretary, August Rossl;
Treasurer, John Pebler; Librarian, q. spick.
er; Banner Carrier, 0. Wslder; Music Com.
mlttes, L. scheut .r, 9. sten,zel, H. @. Meyer,
B. Bremen, Q. schntppf.. The Germania Is
one OF the most prosperous singing societies
in the city, having lGlge membership, u
number OF very prominent singers and is at
pEt6elt lu lcRCo WIZ ltde1Iy UtutE EuClEleH
and the bslsucs OF mankind. Is
The following have bean chosen to repre-
ssnt their lodges ct the convention Of the A.
a. !. & 8. W., which meets in annual session
at Pittsburgh August s: M =
slgel Ladga, No. .1-Joeeph Hall. s.s
Virginia, No. 4-Peter Dillon.
Nsil City, No. John Garvin and 8. N.
Hathaway. s,;5r5rs5 ..4,- Il. e
C.escsnt. No. S-Dudley Weller.
Carroll, No. 80. tOhio)-John Moore. y
junction, (Ohio)-JameB Il. Reed. -
Mingo, No 81 tOhio)E Henry KimbaIl.
At rsgnlsr meeting. Of James Roberta
Lodge No. 10, A. Al & 8. W., the following
oiticera we're elected for the ensuing ok
months: john Rodenbaugh, President, Thos.
Melainey, Vice-Presdeni; Char. B. Urym.
bic, Recording secrstary; Alex. Konnen,
Financial Secretary; Louis Kuhn, Treasurer;
Il. Roberts, Guide; John Coleman, Inside
Guard; Peter W. Gundling, Outside Guard.
Alexander Kennen was elected Delegate to
the National Convention which meets in
Pittsburgh next August, and Louis Kuhn
alternate. - FlSE 8 S3G!l3-7tte5T ~
The newly elected officers Of Black Prince
Lodge No. 10. K. of p, were installed Satu,.
day evening by Grand Chancellor, A. B.
Dosns and Grand Vice Chancellor, Thomas
D. Bennett. Following is the list Past
Chancellor, e: w. Day; Chancellor, G. W.
Weisgerber; Vice Chancellor, August War.
neke; Pselute, q. Marks; Mnstar.at.Arms,
R. Gssry; Inner Guard, Philip YoungmAu;
Outer Guard, 8. O. BIllets. l.'.'lB FI.,,..i.'
The Grand Officers will visit Wellsburg
this evening to NATAL the officers OF the
Lodge at that place.
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Ns,,rnI TN, tor LtshIt,llIr: !,

Prof. James a Lynn, OF Washington and
Z Jefferson college, has Invented on iugapiou.
method whereby nstura! gas can DO utilized
Z Tor lighting purposes, Notwithstanding the
: Rraat pressure eIet,ed within the pipes. Fri.
day 6Vsnips the Professor he'd bis house
lighted BY I1a from tho Hess well, in the vi.
ious Invention. A Jorge number OF citzsns
inspected the successful process, and dsrls,-
sd themselves ss,;sied that natural gas was
Just as good for lighting 90 tho manufactured
article and many times cheaper. 1t Ia thought
that tho esa company ut that place may yet
be seriously iuccuvsn:sneed BY natural gaa
used BY nieans ct Prot. Lynn'a invention.
At Ess; l.ivarpool, Ohio, natural gas has
boon successfully used for lighting purposea
for years. VI \, p s,5- !, 81
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= Clerk Hook Saturday admitted to record a
deed made May 1, 1881, by Geo. X. Wheat and
Fannie j. Wheat, bis wife. to Elizabeth Cea-
sar, for parta OF lots Nos. 10 and II; In squsre
9, In J. and J. 4. Bakers addition. Con.
sidera.ion $500. ~ IS KY e Il,
B, Also deed made July s, 1854. by Charles
@. Graves 10 Thos O. Baron in for two par.
coils OF ground In n Jacoba' addition, South
Wheeling. Consideration 81 00o.
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Friday night Lot Murphy and Henry Fra
bel nsrs LODGED in the lookup for drunken
ness Saturday morning they asked Jimmie
McNamara, the lookup keeper, to let them 20
to the sink In the office and wash, and eating
permission, they deliberately walked through
the office and ont Of The yard. When their
cases were called. tho facts came out md
Judge Jefiera assessed the usual iluo, and told
McNapara be must pay 1t. The two fines,
night Murphy was again arrested for drunk.
enness in the Eighth ward. !. He will probs.
bly, be committed for the old oifsnae also.
Frabel has not so far turned up.
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"Expcrlence In Knowledge"

Anything we learn from experience, Il
said to be OF greater value than book inior.
nation, and especially the knowledge gained
by travelling Ia OF unlimited worth. For this
as one Of the many pleasures, the English
Lutheran Sunday School will run an eIcur
sion Of 24s miles, going to Lake Chippewa
124 miles from this city, and only shori
distance from Cleveland. The tickets are
limited to ouly $50 In all, and bnt few are
unsold, at Logan 4. Co.'s. 6hirk's and Menkc,
melier's drug stores No tickets sold at the
depot, Every one must have ticket to gel
into the cars. Street cara will run through
from South Wheeling at 5 o'clock to take The
e1cursiOuiHla N. III; Il tt-s,l .gl,t;5 t.ls
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Robert Z. Andclson'ss administration AZ

Robert Z. Andc1son'ss administration AZ.
To he Editor Of Lts IIte!ligencer .
1.-THE public will perceive that we hsye drop.
ped the names OF some OF the gentlemen WHO
were employed on thia paper. These renpec.
tive gentlemen scanned to insist that thew
ought to haye tho privilege to settle
thar personal grievances with parties
whom They arc at loggerheads with
through tho columns OF this paper. The
manager OF this paper has seen proper to dr.
fer from them. Tteir motto seemed to be, to
rule OF ruin, go they were asked TO retire from
the paper, Gs /! n a 4 Z. &
/ The above appeared In the columns OF the
Saturday nights issue OF the Tribune edited
malicious lies that ever appeared In print.
ed upon by newspaper steptics who rise and
fall daily, with their hearts ns dark with sin
as the hinges OF hades. / have 10 political
a1 10 Fgsind with any person through The
Tribune nor was employed on the eaid "a.
per, but ono gifts ownt,u long before Its frs,
publication. Ga the issue of Its initial num-
Der We differed SO widely upon matters that
psr,ained to itu future wslfers concluded 10
withdraw, with the understanding that there
would be no hard feelir 6 between us. 4 u
Mr.. Geo. W.. Welcome had nothing to do
with tho paper, and Was employed by me to
render leivices for which paid him out Of
my own pocket Anew more vlllslnousl lies
Ike tho above will probably send the sheet
to the "lsnd from whose bourne no traveller
returns.n Mr.. yAndernon's scheme will be
untolded to tho public at tho proper time.
tx 4, D. B. 'BucxNgR. !.
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Indications,

WAsnnoroS, D. c., July 7.-l:so a. ".
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, fair
weather. stationary Temperature; In the Ten
nesSes Valley slight rise in temperature; in
sine Ohio Valley noithweste1ly wiuda, be.
coming variable. q, NJ ~ 81
For the Lower Lake region, clearing and
, fair weather; northwest winds slight rise in
temperature. Z, iSt544-i}is 4 r. n 49, ~
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Live htO0k.

CHICAGO. July 6.-The Drotrs' Journal reports
lioSs-Receip's 1900 he'd; sninnents. $3.50 head:
market strong and loal6c higher; rough packing
q 0oh5 %: packing and shipping Is 60s5 IS; liahs
IS 0ca5 So Skips O. 0Oa4 so. Ostto-R Receipts 800
head: shipnents 600 head: ntrtet steady: export
common 10 medium IS 20s8 co. giaas Texsns ii 2ba
Is. Bheop-ReceipH 200 head; market arm; In.
ferior TO fair 81 76s3 3d. medium 10 good 81 l0al 20;
choicet In M trn n b0ab M . y. E5l9'- - '--
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ANOTHER new arrival OF Phaetons, jump
Beat Buggies and Storm Spring Wagons full
leather Top and all, warranted, at great bar.
gains. ~ s, 81 ], W., FEIcyL. al
l's;s Cor. Main and Twenty.first Streets, Il
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Athletic Training.

2Australia'a champion oarsman, Mr.. Eli.
ward Trickett, says that no was cured OF
severe pains in the back by st.. Jacobs OH, the
wonderful pain.rsliever, and that In ali ath.
letic training, for aches, pains and strained
muscles, It has no equal. y I. n,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Rows and Gossip In Relation 10 Yarious
5,g 49, peDDIe. ~ RI n s-2tf5

Kcus and Gossip In Relation 10 Yarious
~ People. IA 5iss5 5Eat,i
Mess.s Martin Enosich and NJ. A. Gump,
both OF Baltimore, are the guests OK Victor
Rosenberg, Esq. 81 o.,
Col. Hszlets, city editor OF the Pittsburgh
Lender, spsnt Saturday among his Wheeling
friends, with his family. W. e. r, E.
Messrs. Edward Hszlett and George Laugh
lin, who vent TO Deer Park 10 spend the
Fourth, returned home yesterday. =
Dr.. ]. H. Pipes, whoss serious illness haa
been several times bslors referred 10, il
elowly, and tits hoped surely, recovering. :
Capt. shinn Smith, Of Bridgeport, left a
few days sgo for thrte weaks Walt to Gin.
cinrasi, and olEer points in that vicinity.
Messr.. George Baird, IT., and Thomas
Howell hsyn taken rooms at the Lunsford
rcsiderce, OF Lsstkerwood. for the summer, r.
It, has Just leaked out that Mr.. Edward
steger, OF Franks clothing house, and Mis-
Katie Combs, OF the coutb Side, were mar.
ried June Is, at West Alexander. e, ~.
Mejor W. W. Jackson csme up from Park.
crsburg over the Ohio River road yesterday,
snd will do the donors In tho Governors
c1lico while the latter Ia at the Chicago Con.
vsntion. k.
The following residents Of Wheeling are
nj tho Deer Park, Md. hote.: Samuel Laugh
lin aud wife, Samuel o. Laughlin, MIs. W. L.
Glessner, Miss Lille CUMMING, Miss Annie
Cuumins and Miss Mary OFT IS
Mr. Campbell Sweeney left yesterday fos
tho Chicago Convention, after which ho will
visit his sister at Minneapolis for two OF
three months, or until the steamboat buei.
ness os the lower Mississippi ia once more
resumed. i "a, .2..s5l s.f$
The Charleston Times says Auditor Miller
IL again on tho gubernatorinl track. MIR.
Miller told an INTELLIeEscsn reporter the
day no left ths city that hs WAS not q candi-
dato for TIE nomination for Governor, nor
wonld lie be-. W. r.
Mr.. o. g. Long, Clerk Of the Supreme
Cour. Of Appeals, had made every arrange
mont for a trip 10 Europe, but was forced to
give up the anticipated pleasure Saturday,
sf;er having engaged passage. Mr.. Longs
brother, who Is professor In college in Con-
sran.inop!e, was 10 have met him In Liver.
pool and return with him on the steamer
Golden Horn, but be telegrapha tina. owing
70 tho appearance OF cholera he Is afraid to
undertake tho trip at present; ~ ~ =
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Burr RobbIns' shows Tom orrow.

ID q 81 p g .E
Arriving in town early tomorrow morning
upon its own train Of cara, tho Burr Robbins
show will give grand street parade through
the principal thcroughfnres. starting at 10 AN.
There will be two exhibitions, thu doors open.
ing at and 7P.M NJ, and the performance
commencing one hour later. Ths street pc
rads will BIZ an unusually fine ono, while the
meuagerio and circus will furnish amuse-
ment and instruction OF the best kind. Wild
animals OF almost every kind snd In, abun
dance will be displayed in the zoological de:
pertinent. while in tho srenn will be oeen
such we'll known and justly famous artists as
Charles W. Fich the great bareback rider,
Madame Martha and Pauline Qubsky, the
famous eq1estriennef; a. MaIqulse, the hur.
ricare horseman, Herr Prantou, the modern
Hercules, end large array Of other first.class
arsnio stars. Tie osow will doubtless draw
crowded houses. 80; ;;,s;,s 4. sr..5i &
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Petroleum,

Oh CRY. Pa. July s.-Natlonal Transit cerlin.
Gates opened at 6lkc: highest eye; lowest 6lzc,
and ccs ID at 6A,. Sales 1856 OF barrels; clear.
ancss $1,000 barIels; rnnn Sl,71l barrels; ship.
mems u 1856 barrels; charters none, I" oil CITY
hxchange stock. no bids: 81 20 asked. - :
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Jon LOT Of s, 900 worth Of Mems Clothing,
which was bought at 80, cents on the aolltr
and will be sold the same way. Call and sec
them at Twenty. first and Main strsats. =,
Ft /, M ~ s.. j.. W. FrpRRr
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Another lot Of carriages. jump seats, two and
three spring phaetons,9 dog carts, piano box
and cut down front bugsies; all iull leather
trimmed and warranted; also full platform
and three spring wagons Tor less money than
over befors ;otisre in Wheeling Call, see
and price at J. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and
TWenty.dnt streetB & r 81 lGl5s d 8sG., "a;
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JUST think Of 1t, an eight.foot step Ladder
Tor 81 90, kix.ioot for 81 80, with patent
bucket support at Boyd's, Market Square. !.
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Great y,nrpntr.

In wash dress goods at cents per yard, and
also bankrupt lot Of mems clothing at 10
cents On the dollar. ], ". FxRax1,
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; 30 = ,
Another immense crowd gathered at Capt.
tol Square Saturday night 10 hear tho third
free opon mir concert by tho 0pe,s House
band, and the audience testified its approval
OF the rendition Of the unusually fine music
by the closest attention throughout the con.
csrt, which IVES the moro complimentary IA
many were Obliged 10 stand. The pro.
grnnmo wss as follows: ). :. i5S2g' 81
-.-. s-1Y' 81 FART FIRST.
"Timc and Tlde,-Asrch-.. D. Claus
overture-"Crown oil Cola" Hermann
Se!ectiou"piratcH Of Perzaucc .......Sulliyan
tE;s .E ~, PAIT sicoSD. $500
"Forcpaugh's Observation-Disclosures. Eouthwcll
Concert"W altzes Zkoil
Alpine Oscar Coon
t{slL55 PART THIRD. n, ~, 'sst5
American Knights Tomplar"-March....B owmau
GRIND Medley Overture-'MlIcd Up" :outhwclI
Idylle-""The Tyrocan and His Lave" Fl
i.%5S s PART FOURTH. al, ;lh !, II
ro.pouri-"Thc Humorist Schulz
Grand Religious Fantasia.... ......R Robson
Dash Ga.op Hiegand
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Just Receiving

! HAND Garden plows, Cultiyato1s, Seed
9owera and Tools OF every description sold
BY Boyd, Market Haunra. -. M
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Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price ak
cents per pound. at noyd's.s Market SQUARE,