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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-13
aIittle Rn1 Fading nood. %

The old legend, expanded into an oper.
eta, will be presented at Charley Shay'a
Theatre this week by the Rinehart
children and their company. The com.
pany is composed OF q number Of little
children, varying in ages from four to
eleven years. The eldest, Berthe, is .
lyric artist OF no mean ability and one
who challenges comparison with some OF
the leading singers Of the country.
Goldie, who appears as Liuls Red Riding
Hood, ia a particularly bright little sun
beam full OF mirth and laughter. and
dances like fairy, while Baby Stella, tue
fairy queen, Is a fairy indeed, possessed
OF a sweet voice and nimble feet. She at
once entrances all beholders. The
comedy element Is in the hands OF the
famous midget comedian and vocalist,
Mr. Bobby Ralston, and the well known
character artist, Mr.. William Stanford.
The other characters are in the hands OF
children who are amply capable Of doing
their various parts. New and elegant seem
cry and costly wardroBes are used In tho
production, and every attention Is given
to the necessary detail. The first per-
Torrance will be given this evening.
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rnr nrI1A1Rn- sonoo1s..
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Matter.
The Bellaise papers do not seem to take
kindly to the ISTE1IloENcER'sm mentioning
the trouble in the public schools there.
The Independent says there has been no
trouble, while the Tribune refers TO ''eon-
tinual discussions They scemto answer
each other here. The TFi5uns pretends to
copy the article from this paper, but leaves
out all the portion referring to Mr.. An
drews case. A note from the gentleman
quoted Saturday says: "The IIdependsnnt
thinks The only misapplication Of funds
is in the cost Of some Of the departments.
Well. tho Superintendent gets $500 more
than his predecessors for doing less work.
He does no teaching whatever, has an as
ststant Superintendent over the primary
rooms at IN additional salary OF $3.50, and
lately had q teacher transferred from o
primary grade TO the high school, who
spends a considerable portion OF her time
in doing office work, heretofore done by
the Superintendent. Why not let econ
Omy commence here2"
II, as Mr.. Andrews says, he was told
that II he would sign the Objectionable
contract he would be declared competent,
and declining to doso, he was discharged
for Incompetence, something Is crooked.
II not, why did the Tribune omit this part
OF the interview printed Saturday, and the
allusion TO Mr.. Andrews suit against the
hoard?
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This Court met Saturday Mt the usual
hour, all the judges being present. The
following decisions were announced:
Nuzum vs.. Morris ct. al, Wetzel Co.,
decree OF Circuit Court reversed aud cause
remanded.
Brooks ys. Martin, ADM, Mason Co., do
cree OF Circuit Court reversed and cause
remanded.
Bean vs.. Bean, Kanawha Co., judgment
reversed and cause remauded.
johnson vs. B. & o. Il. R. Co., Marshall
Co Judgment Of the Circuit Court af-
frmed.
Williamson ys. Hays, Tyler Co., iudg-
ment OF Circuit Court reversed and that
Of County Court affirmed. I.
Shattuck & Jackson Va. knight, Mason
Co., decree reversed and cause remanded.
Hissen vs. johnson ct. al, Tyler Co. ;
appeal and supersedas allowed. Bond $500.
Robinson VS.. James ct. al, Ohio Co.;
appeal allowed. Bond 5000.
Sommerville va. sommerville, Richie
Co.; appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Bond 500.
Flynny vs.. Lee, Richie Co.; petition for
writ OF error refused.
seraegs vs.. Bnrrass, Greenbfier Co.;
decree reversed and cause remanded.
Percy's Executors vs.. Hawyer, Green.
brier Co.; iudgmentreversed andnewtrial
State vs.. Gould, Wood Co.; writ Of
cetitorari awarded on motion OF Attorney
General.
Ferguson VS.. Town Of clarksburg, Har.
rison Co.; dismissed for failure to print.
Adjourned till next Saturday morning
at II o'clock.
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rnp aAsruF1. ORDINANCE.
Tho city should Proceed with Caution in III
Granting Of any Franchise.

Granting Of any Franchise.
7o0e lstior afihs IsseIligaea;
siR;-Atter practically refusing three
applications from home companies for the
privilege of Transporting natural gas for
heating purposes to this city, our city
Council seems anxious to grant exclusive
rights to q company practically foreign,
onits own terms.
Are these terms as liberal as they ap-
pear TO be2 Unnatural gas Is supplied TO
private consumers in dwellings and stores
at 10 cents per 1000 cubic feet, and TO
manufacturers at lower rates in the city
Of Pittsburgh, why should the price be
made % cents in Wheeling?
Can Wheeling manufacturers afford to
pay three times as much for natural gas,
as Is charged their competitors in Pitts
burgh?
lift be said that the sum OF 25c Is only
named in the ordinance as a maximum
price, we then inquire: Is 1t probable
that a company secured by an exclusive
grant, against any composition for twenty
years, will charge less than the maximum
price?
Is there any good reason why natural
gus should cast more 10 deliver in Wheel
Ing than in Pittsburgh? The main sup.
plies Of Pittsburgh are drawn from points
twenty 10 twenty-five miles away from
that city. One Of the largest and most re-
liable gas wells now used is about midway
between that city and Wheeling. The
Washington and Brooke county territory
lis lust as available to Wheeling as 10 Pitts
burgh; and there should be no material
difference in cost Of transportation.
Is notthe ordinance now pending land,
as We understand, approved by the Com
mittee) something more than mere fran
chise? Is 1t not practically contract,
which the company can enforce as against
the city, and in defense of its rights TO the
exclusive privileges granted for a consid-
Grafton?
II so, is it not importantth that the clause
which permits manufacturers to transport
gas for manufacturingpurposesb be so clear
ly stated that they shall not be entirely at
the mercy otsPitt5burgh capitalists?
Il seems to inc that our manufacturers
deserve but little sympathy, II they allow
themselves 10 be strangled by a loosely
drawn ordinance. The writer is anxious
to have natural gas brought TO the city,
and Is entirely willing that all proper en-
couragement should DO given to the enter
prise; but he suggests, there is need OF
caution, lest the City Council, which has
SO repeatedly strained at a gnat," should
at last swallow camel" CAUTION.
Wheeling, april IL.
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Rl,ea,s opsa,nr p.ay.

Rhea will open her engagement at the
Opera House tomorrow night in the new
play. Arcadia" an English version Of
"a Dangerous Came" The plot is inter-
esting. Henri having called on Helene
with honorable intentions, although at an
unseemly hour, finds himself by unex-
pected complications in the apartment Of
the Baroness. In order to shield her he
snatches some diamond ornaments and
allows himselfto DO captured as a thief.
The Baron thinks theft was not the object,
and becomes convinced of the guilt Of his
wife. The situations happily cleared up,
however, by Helene, who is the good
angel of the scene. She innorently avows
that the visits Of Henri were to her and
not TO the Baroness. Tie inevitable
french fabric OF apparent or real intrigues
between wife and lover are in the play,
not without suggestion that matter more
Objectionable has been omitted in trans
hitting.
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The State press with ono voice de-
nounces tho account given in the Pitts
burgh Times Of the restitution in some
counties Of this State as grossly untrue and
exaggerated.
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The contract for carrying the mail be-
tween Raleigh @. Il. and Wyoming O. H.,
has been awarded to woman, who in
tends to carry the mail herself.
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ABOUT PROFILE.
Strangers in The City aud wheeling Folk.

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Capt. L. W. 1nglebright is at Parkers.
burg.
]. +. PAUL, the Insurance man, is at
Parkersburg.
Mr.. John ButterGeld, ST., is confined to
the house by illness.
AIr. Archie Mitchell, Of New York City,
ia visiting Wheeling relatives.
Mrs. George R. Grafton, OF Marietta, is
visiting relativesin the Eighth ward.
Mr.. Mont Williams, of Minneapolis, is
in the city. Mrs. Williams, who las been
visiting here during the winter, will ac-
company him home.
Mr.. Ed Tingle, son OF George R. Tingle,
formerly of this city, now member OF the
staff OF the Erie Dispatch, is among his
numerous old Wheeling friends.
Gov. Wilson has appointed Mr.. S. A.
Kepner, OF this city, a member oil the
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, at Romney.
Miss Jessie Campbell, daughter Of Mr..
A. w. Campbell, sails from New York TO-.
day for Houston, Texas, where she will
reside with her uncle, Rev. w. @. Dawson,
late Of Burlington, Vt.
ASt. Louis paper says: Glasscock, the
famous short-stop Of last years Cincinnati
Union, arrived in this city yesterday, aud
will practice for fewdays with last years
st. Louis Union players.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage ceremony OF Mr.. Dwight E,
Moore and Miss Mary Z. Sinclair, which
will take place at the residence OF the
BRIDES brother-in-law, Mr.. @. Fl. Brace,
East End Avenue, Pittsburgh, on the ed
inst. Miss Sinclair is aniece Of Rev. DR..
D. A. Cunningham, Of this city, and has a
host OF friends in Wheeling.
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senator woodyard says 1t I.a't So.

estate Senator woodward, of Roane
county, passed up the river Wednesday
evening on his way home from points be-
low" says the Transcript, OF Eliza
beth, Writ county. "He Is as fat and
jolly IS usual, and expressed in most ON
platic language his opinion Of the lying
newspaper correspondents who just noY
seem to take flendish delight in giving
West Virginia and her people a bad name.
Mr.. woodward informed US that whilst
times in his county had been and were
still, very much depressed, and money and
feed scarcer than was usual with a county
Ssd h aaS ss # E k1d e
tuition in that section as have been re-
ported in the daily press.n
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.. rn1,ouenruE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents and Ineidcnts In West virginia
and Vicinity.
Corn is selling at rs cents q bushcl at
Philippi.
Garden making has begun in Wayne
county. Happy county.
Avery heavy snow fell out along the
Baltimore & Ohio road Saturday.
Elizabeth, Writ county, has a Salvation
Army, which meets in the Court House.
1t is said oil has been discovered in pay
ing quantities at Clifton, Mason county.
jackson county has gone to work in
earnest to secure the Ohio River road ex-
tension.
The skating Kinks come in for fierce de-
r unciation at the hands Of the moral peo-
pie Of Little Washington.
George W. Trahern, OF Grafton, claims
to have been robbed Of 81, 500 at d railroad
depot in Cincinnati last week.
The residence Of ]. R. Anderson, Mud
sdy Creek, Greenbrier county, was burned
last week. Loss Sl,90O; no insurance.
|. Capt. w. M. Clements has been re-
elected President Of the Grafton 4 Green
brier railroad, Mr.. Whitescarver resigning.
DIR. ]. II. AIanown. Of Clarksburg, has
been appointed an assistant physician at
the Weston Asylum, vice Dr.. Edmiston,
resigned.
One OF Weston's "soiled doves" was
ts;ken from her room by persons unknown,
Thursday night, aud given q cold bath in
the raging West Fork.
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remperanee Meellnr Ye.terda,.

The Gospel Temperance meeting held
in Wesley chapel, Eighth ward, yesterday
afternoon was largely attended and in
every way satisfactory. Quite a number
signed the pledge and are anxious to have
the good work go on. Short addresses
wore made by NV. Beck, q. w. Bags,
William Hastings and Robert Marshall,
Esq. The members Of the chapel are
quite anxious to have the meeting repeat
ed soon.
The Elective Committee Of the Gospel
Temperance Union Is requested TO meet
in Mr.. John Bailie's Office Of 1880 this
evening, as
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OpENING-A. y. moe { CO.

Our opening Of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets takes place Thursday and Friday,
18th and 18th Inst. TX.
Wcare making every effort to eclipse
oil former openings Ia tho variety and
richness OF Cur display, and promise
Hats and BOnnets from the leading
Modistes, ut low prices.
Our preparations for The Spring Season
will ali be complete, and we can safely
say that never before has as fine. u line Of
Millinery been displayed, as We promise
TO exhibit. A. i. RICE q co.
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have just received a new stock Of
Gold Spectacles.
JACOB ". GRUBB, the Ieweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
list REoEIyED.

AIarge assortment Of Spring and Snm.
mer Stock, consisting Of tho latest rarie-
ties in Csatings, Sultings, Pantaloonings
and 0yercoatlngs, which We will make
up In the latest and best styles and at
Also a full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. 1900, .,o,.,
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one OF weston's "soiled doves" was
taken from her room by persons unknown,
Thursday night, aud given cold bath in
the raging West Fork.
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The Board has been limited to the linn
tied revenues from registration fees, and
the expenses have been larger than the
receipts, SO that there is mo money in i"
Mr.. Booking sought a re appointment
only as matter ofpride, feeling that his
reelection would be high compliment,
and since the influences at work against
him became apparent, he does not at all
regret his defeat.
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LIZZIE AicNEAI win be arraigned before
Squire Peterman today on charge Of
keeping house Of i'll fame On the South
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SALVATION On, the greatest pain cure
on earth, Is guaranteed to effect cure
where 1t is possible for the seat Of the
disease to be reached by liniment. Price
25 cents bottle.
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rhermomster Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, April IL:
4 a. NJ, 40', 12M., IS . P. NJ, P: III,
4So. April 12: IA. NJ, 3Se;12 NJ, 4S' )
p. ~. 4Io: 4 2. NJ. A:to.
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PoIo-Elysian Rink Club, Of Bellaire,
and Island Rink Club matched at Chap
line street kthis evening.
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Dow they 20. Best 50 90 Cabinet Pho
tographs reduced to only 81 so par dozen
at Plummers, 1l3s Main street, Wheeling.
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Kespit I.nsl K.nn n 1;n.t

NYAck, N. Y, April l2.-John v. On
derdonk, editor of the 1adepmdat Adgvr.
tiser, was publicly assaulted with horse.
whips to-day by the wives oftwo police
constahles, for publishing offensive ar.
ticles about their husbands,
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Q5eo. M. snoek & 90.
SNOOK 6 Co.

Our late purchases Of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods and
Notions have all arrived, and
we now show complete lines in
every department. Wequote a
few special bargains:
IoDozen fine Atwood Jersey
Jackets in sizes ranging from 80
to ga inches, inclusive, at 81 rs
each. The best bargain ever
offered in Jerseysl
100 White Bed Spreads, extra
quality and size, at 81 90, worth
ST so.
a2Ax42 inches; reduced price,
15c each.
IS Pieces double-width Cash
mere, all colors, l2zlcPer yard.
A fine selection Of Kid Gloves
in all the new Spring Shades.
The public will find this Sea-
sons Stock to far surpass that
of any previous season, both as
regards to variety and extent.
An early inspection is respect
fully solicited.
Store open in the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-13

DELICATE diseases radically cured. Con.
sultasion free. Address, World'a Dispeu-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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WARRINGTON, April 18.-l:S0k. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gener-
ally fair weather, westerly winds becom-
ing variable but generally from the north,
followed in extreme west portion by fall
barometer and nearly stationary temper
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Tals item from the steubenyille Ga.alS
iscoinv the rounds; ave feel 1t our duty
to state for the information Of those who
declare that they never saw such weather
in April as now prevails, that on the first
lay Of April, in the year 1881 two feet Of
snow fell.n The Gdtstie might have added
with equal truth that on the same day in
1889 the Ohio river frogs solid, killing all
the ilsh but the suckers.
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gte,p Advertisements.
CARD
To The People Of Wheeling, ". Va.

the ant year. and that probably the most depressed
bESin@s year Wheeling ever saw, We have thIS day
admitted Nj. CHARLES Il. YEAGER aS partner
In our Wheeling Business, and placed him IN
connected With our Arm for MANY yeAFs, and we
take pleasure Ia introducing him q aGtlnt class
business man and q gentleman worthy OF conn.
btfstnGss hTn. Nr. YOaget intendi residing per,
manpntly In Wheeling, aud under mis- nsnsReGieft
we look Tor our business here 70 take ht fauk Il Il
has not done % already. With thanks for past
liberal patronage and hopes Of still further I'm
cFeadng our present large business hero, We remain
Respectfully yo1Is,
=. y. McGlLLlN a 90.
wIErtrso, WA, April 1855, aptiS
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Our opening which will be continued
to-day will have additional attractions.
Z. NJ. McGILItN 4 Go.
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TUESDAY night, Island Rink, eolored
Carnival.
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EyERSBopYinyited and everybody made
welcome at our opening to-day.
i, n. McGIILlN & Co,
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Lower Lake region, fair weather, clear
ing in the extreme eastern portion, north
to west winds, higher barometer and near
y stationary temperature.
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Il. NJ. MoGILIIS 4 Co.'s opening Of
spring novelties will be continued to-day,
April 18th, day and evening, to accomn1o-
date those who were prevented by bad
weather ofbeing present Friday and Sat-
urday.
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PoLo-Elysian Rink Club, Of BeIlaire,
and Island Rink Club matched at Chap
line street rink this evening.
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ELRoAST silks by gaslight this evening,
and rich display Of evening silks, will be
displayed at 3. NJ. McGiILlN & Co.'s.
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poLo-Elysian Rink Club, Of Bellaire,
and Island Rink Club matched at Chap
line street rink this evening.
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ISLAND Rink, colOred Carnival, Tuesday
NIGHT,
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Po1o-Elysian Rink Club, Of Bellaire,
and Island Rink Club matched at Chap.
line street rink this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-13

Novelties
in millinery, wraps and suits, parasols
silks and other spring novelties to-day
'Ass NAy . y & NJ. McGn1Ix & Co.
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s. 50 BUYS one dozen best Cabinet Pho
at Plummers, 1888 Main street,
Wheeling,
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A MATCH game of'polo will be played at
the Chapline street rink this evening be-
tween the Elysian rink team, Of Bellaire,
and the Island team. '
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Mn. orro JAEGER. Of the Wheeling Rife
Club, shot two individual matches with
members Of the Pittsburgh team, last week
and ,pnn hnth
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coloRED Carnival, Island Rink, Tuesday
light. l.l..si
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CoXslpERADLE interest is already felt in
the coming neCktie and apron party at
the Chapllue street rink Thursday night,
The list Of prizes is published this morn.
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HoILIDAY Posr, G. A. r., at its meeting
Saturday night, adopted resolutions Of
sympathy with General Grant and con.
dolence with his family.
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Polo-Elysian Rink Club, Of Bellairc,
and Island Rink Club matched OF Chap'
line street rink this evening.
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TnE weekly cock fight came of at Full
ton Saturday night. Some surprise is ex-
pressed that the boys do not move the pit
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SouTu SIDE people are using snow
scrapers to make the crossings passable.
The mud is six inches deep on some Of the
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-10-30

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