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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-03
BKLLAIRR.
Addition to the Blast Furnaee-RoRd DIS.
putsS and Other Notes.

Addition to the Blast Furnaee-RoRd Dis.
putsS and Other Notes.
The coal miners will have another meet
ing at City Hall tonight.
Ray. ]. @. Smith is holding a series Of
religious meetings ut Quincy.
Mrs. Bywates, who died at Bridgeport
Tuesday, was the daughter Of Rev. Elijah
Henderson. Of this place.
Liberty Hose Company's proposition to
take care OF City Hall for its use was re-
jected by Council this week, and now no
doubt the Council will proceed to put the
hall in good order.
J.B. Lucky, of Elmira N. Y, was in
town yesterday. He formerly lived at
Toledo and contested the election for
Congress with Frank Hurd.
The foundations have been begun for a
large addition TO the capacity OF the Bell
aire blast furnace. 1t is between the Q. &
P. tracks and the present furnace.
@. A. Stress, OF GAINESVILLE, OF the Ohio
Commission to the New Orleans exposi.
ton. was in town yesterday. Bellarie did
not take any action towards having her
manufactures represented there, but
Toronto and EsstLiverpool are Shipping q
car load OF sewer pipe and queensware.
The County Commissioners still claim
that the whole OF Union street where the
new bridge is to be, is not opened. There
is a part ola lot, known as out lot No. 10,
that is worth only $40, still in the way.
This lot could be easily bought, but it
seems that the ownership is in dispute.
William Oliver offers to remove his
fence from the road to the cemetery on
the payment OF twenty dollars. The
Council refuses to pay this amount, al.
though it might cost less to do go than to
have a law suit. But the city, it is held,
is in the right, and cannot afford to be
put in the wrong. The Cemetery AssoCis.
ton might buy Oliver of, however, and
at small price save considerable annoy
Rnce.
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A Desirable Dwelling, No. % Sixteenth iif9e''
No. $50 Market street. partly furnished ,s..,.
NO l7p Alley IL, four roOmcd house -" -
No 80 Alley Is, four roomed house s. ~ Is'
month
-Four ROomed House, Alley b, south oi TTeaJ'
seventh stree, 81 " per month .-..,..,
Three roomed House In rear Of 2il2 Wa'ei sI''7
80 90 per month.
No. III Virginia street. g 90 per month. -.-
Two Roomed House, No, y TWeniys''s-''
street: Is 0lpeF month. ..--.b
Three F,o6neI House, cast end Of Slne'c1a2
street, 81 90 per month. .-,6.s.
Three Rooms, l76 Seventeenth street NV f''
month.
No. ls4 Alley u, O. % per month. ..,..,
Four RoOInGd House, No. lll2 Baltimore '"'''
TGtse Rooms, No. 500 Eighteenth str,et s. PR
mouth, ,a-
No. 2cS Eighteenth street. I've roofa' 81 % is'
month. 18th.
Two R,oms 1901 Woods street 81 % pr u'a'a'
JAAgt A. HESEIa...r.
Real EstAtO Agent, Collie, tor aud So1fy rag.''
po9i No. 1912 MartrL -
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ABOUT pEopLE.

Strangers in the Guy and wheeling Rolka
Abroad.
hon. N. B. Scott is at Pittsburgh on q
business mission.
Theodore Wolf, oil West Liberty, 10 visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Major Loring, Secretary OF the Benwood
mill, has returned from Cleveland.
Mr.. John Slender, Sheriff OF Wetzel
county, WAS visiting friends in tho city
yesterday.
Y. ]. Hyder, OF Wetzsl county, who
has been among his friends in the city,
returned home last evening.
Rev. DR.. W. X. Pendleton, President OF
Bethany College, accompanied by his wife
and one or two other members OF the
family, has gone 10 Florida for an extend.
ed sojOurn.
Mr.. II. Pollock has given up house
keeping and taken rooms at the stamm
House. His daughter, Miss Isadors, will
reside with relatives on the Island until
her marriage to Mr.. John Dunlap, OF
Louisville, which takes place in about one
month. Mr.. PolloCk's residence, corner
Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets, is to
be occupied by its former owner, Mr.. r.
]. Smyth and family.
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A spLENDIp THING
Equal to KIssenEsn and KreutSuReh, )! accord
inE to EuIusnt Testimony.

Equal to KissenEsn and KreutSnRch,!A cord
log to EmIusnt Testimony.
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,
in its August number, under the head OF
"Mineral Water" publishes the following
from well known medical gentleman Of
Boston:
"MRssRs. FDIroRs.-HsvinS for the past
eighteen months used the sheboyan Min
eral Water in general practice with re-
narkable success, the writer considers it
q duty which he owes to the medical pro-
leEsi0n OF this country, as slight return
for the valuable information he has re-
csived from the experience OF other ply
siCianB, TO report what he has been able,
by his own observance, 10 gather oil its
therapeutical value, and to recommend it
to farther and more scienti6cinvestigstion,
"The analysis By Professor Chandler, Of
New York, shows this water 10 be closely
allied to the waters OF kissingen anu
Kreutshach, Of Germany, containing each
and every mineral found in the waters OF
Kreutsnach, and, with the exception OF
chloride OF sodium, in nearly the came
proportions.
"Guided by the we'll known handbook
OF Balneo-T herapy, edited by DR.. II. Helfft,
Berlin, 1857, the writer has prescribed
this mineral water for nearly all the dis
cases for which DR.. Helft has recon-
mended Kissingen or Kreutsnach, and his
success has thus far been encouraging, es-
pecially in the treatment OF ferophuloeis,
aEthEitis, chronic rheumatism, chronic
catarrh OF the bronchial tubes and the
alimentary organs, hyplemia Of tho liver
and kidneys, hgnorrhoids, anomalies OF
the menstrual functions, chlorosis, and
many chronic diseases Of the skin, joints,
and bones.
"The water is rich in saline materials,
containing lithia, bromine, iodine, with
chalybeates, and carbonic acid gas enough
to make II at once most valuable stimu-
lating Alternative aud tonic. In taste 1t is
somewhat salty and slightly bitter, but not
at all nauseating; drinkers soon get accuE-
toned to it, and some even prefer it to
pure well water.
~ believe that the sheboygan Mineral
Water, when understood by the profess:
ion, will rank with the best in the world"
Mclaughlin s Mckinley arc the sole.
agents in this vicinity for this famous
water, IS well as the Badger State Ginger
Ale and sheboygan Cocoa.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Iueldonts in wet virginia
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
Nearly ! 900 turkeys we're nhipped from
Fairmont to Philadelphia last week.
The G. A. R. post at West Union pro-
poses building town hall in the near iu-
ture.
The West Fairmont mines, which have
been idle for long time, have resumed
operations.
The Clara LOUISE Kellogg Concert Com.
pany disbanded at Charleston last week.
The cause was Miss Kellogg's continued
illness.
A rise in Middle Island creek and other
small streams in Peasants and Tyler
counties last week started hundreds and
thousands OF ties floating and made the
lumber men happy.
Colonel Thomas E. Sharp, receiver oil
the Ohio Central road, has rented the
handsome residence OF Senator Kenna, on
Washington street, in Charleston, and
will move his family there from New
York.
Cashier Shattuck, OF the Citizens
National Bank, Parkersburg, has gold
pen which he mas owned for about thirty
years. II was purchased during his school
days, and was selected by his preceptor,
the lata President James A. Garfield.
AS far as can be learned the proposition
TO appropriate $4,000 to the extension Of
the Ohio River road, which the citizens
residing in the districts Of Lewis, Wagner,
Cooper, Robinson and Graham in Mason
county voted on last Saturday, was carried
by small majority.
A Taylor county Justice had before him
q few days since an old man named Male,
aged 20, charged with numerically beat.
ing his l9.year old wife, He confessed,
paid the costs and gave bonds to keep the
peace fSr one year. Then the Young vile
left him vowing that she would never live
with him again.
Up to date the Marshall county author
tiles have failed to offer any reward for the
capture OF the colored brute who recently
outraged in shocking manner a young
woman as she was on her way home from
q visit to Monndsyilie. The people and
the press OF the county are beginning to
murmur over this.
At the last term Of the Circuit Court in
he would fine any person $50 found guilty
by jury Of selling intoxicating liquors
without license unless there should be
some fact connected with the case show
ing that the person was not au old often.
der. The result OF this announcement
was that not o single whisky Gaze was
tried, although there were some 200 in.
dictments on the docket. The offenders
came forward and confessed in large mum.
beers, leaving the other cases to be further
dealt with hereafter.
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SCHOOLCRAFT DEAD.
sHERIFF snowAoRE,s snors
A. the Escaping JAN Bird, Monday Night
Prove FataI-rhs cOroner's Jury AequitS
the shsrIH of any Blame in the Nat.
tsr-LucAs not Very sOrlou,ly Shot.

William Schoolcraft died at Moundsville
a little after O'Clock yesterday morning,
thirly.four hours after receiving his
wounds at the hands of Sheriff showacre.
The coronor'S jury in its verdict says he
"crme to his death by gun shot wounds
at the hands OF Sheriff showscre, and
that the wounds were afflicted by said
Showacre in the legitimate ditcharge OF
his official duty"
schoolcratt was buried in the old
Moundsville graveyard yesterday after
noon. A reporter called to see Grant Luz
cas- yesterday, and found him resting
easily. In fact, TO see him ami hear him
talk, n person would think he was far
from being seriously injured. From what
Lucas says the ball evidently ranged
downwards instead OF upwards, rs hereto
fore supposed. This theory iP based
upon the fact that Lucas complains Of an
'itchingt sensation on his back, below the
shoulder blade, evidently caused by the
ball being in that vicinity.
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Stage Of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.
The Belle Prince arrived yesterday with
. tow from below.
Tho Scotia 10 due up to-day, en- route
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The W. N. Chancellor will pass down al
an early hour tomorrow morning.
L. Howell is visiting friends in the city.
He has been for some time past acting as
diver on board the U. S. snagboat Wood.
ruff.
Mr.. F. Wiley il at present acting as
clerk on board tho steamer Telegram. He
is making himself very popular with the
travelling public.
The river is falling still. The markR
last evening indicated depth in the
channel Of feet inches. Business was
dull on the landing all day.
Dave Hissom, who has been mate on
the @. W. Bachelor for several seasons,
has accepted q like position with Captain
Fred Kenple on the steamer Elaine. 2
The new steamer being built by the
Diamond 10. Company to run on the
Upper Mississippi will cost 100000. She
Ia to have q steel hull and her total length
will be 800 feet. She will have $50 state
rooms and there will be along promenade
overhead, the entire length Of the boat.
Her dining room will be on the lower
deck, Every thing about her will be Of q
nalAtiRl ondaT,
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wELLsRURG.
X. otP. Carnival AZ the Rink-yarious Local
EsWs Notes.

NJ - UNI :. -
Ss"s No'e''
The bells Of tue city were tolied at l2:lJ
on Iresday Is honor OF the deceased Vice
President.
Turkeys, chickens and all kinds Of fresh
meats are more plentiful now than for
years, and are sold At reasonable rates.
Ahhonob t;mes are hard Wellsbnrg ia
bavin1 more amusements th;s season than
aver feiorn Hardly a niDbt passes but
there il something coin1 an 10 nmnse tLe
nnhlic N
NJ c.,,.p pan r..;o., c,.,
ms E T 'NS,t, as'"T $500
o. !ne moniun ou I'm w + SLn"sh g
Tn'oh, 'eS.,1u ~ I'M Tue - H. Hut S;a, ~
nloIu"y evening Ane "uuieSS IL n'En'y
spoken o.
Ono OF the most enjoyable gatherings
that has assembled IN Wellsburg for a long
time came of at the Gas City rink on
Tuesday evening, under the auspices Of
Wellsburg Lodge No. 30, Knights OF
Pythias. Quite an attractive and amusinG
programme was carried out. a handsome
stem-winding gold watch was contested
for by Misses Mamie Dornan and O!lie
Harvey, which was awarded to the l0rner
The latter was awarded beautiful lady's
dressing case. John Redman and Charlie
stoetzer entered the arena as heavy
weight skaters, Redman got the lead a.
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Last evening man was found lying I'M
concious near the Baltimore 4 Ohio Ex.
press Office with two ugly looking cuts on
his head. The police were notified, and
Oflicers Bell, West and Glenn carried him
to notice headquarters, where DR.. Reed
BaiFd attended him. lie pronounced the
wounds mot dangerous, the skull not being
trsetared. The man had evidently been
Intoxicated before no was hurt, and his
condition was probably as much the stu
Dor irom drink as the result Of his injuries
Ia Wa identified as Dudley Snodgrass,
an employs OF Schenck 4 Sons, the pork
pEckers. At Fulton. How he was hurt was
4 myslery. He was still unable to tell his
story NJ midnight.
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The annual meeting OF the State Fair
Association will be held Saturday.
Secretary Hooks financial statement, re-
Gently completed, shows the receipts Of
the last State Fair, in spite Of the bad
weather, to have been SIC, 720 81 from all
sources, otwhiCh $9,904 IS was for admis-
sions at the gates. The disbursements for
all purposes wore $i4,07i IS, leaving tho
profits OF the fair $3.50 q. After paying
Insurance, interest and other expenses for
the next year, the Association has in the
treasury balance Of 1924 23-not much,
but considerably better than q deficit,
which was feared. InlSS4, the most pros.
porous year In the Associations history,
the receipts were over $4,000, and the
profits over $1,000.
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MARTINS FERRY.

-.
Odd Fellows Dedicate a Hall-Ths Pro-
nounCIBE Schuol-bini Notes, etc.
The statement is made from an official
source that the Buckeye glass works will
resume operations the first OF January.
They are beginning to receive stock.
1t was stated yesterday that the entire
stock OF pig iron now on hands at the fur
mace here was sold 10 Pittsburgh parties.
1t is claimed the iron is unfit to be used
in steel nail making.
The Belmont City Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows dedicated their handsome new hall
in Boyd's block Tuesday evening. A great
many members and strangers were pres
emit TO witness the impressive dedicatory
exercises. A number Of the leading sing.
ers Of town were present and rendered
some good music. Short speeches were
made by Messrs. Lyle, Williams, Ralston,
Irwin and others.
A. L. Wetherald, Esq, formerly general
manager OF the Laughlln nail works here,
is, in company with Wheeling capitalists
and iron men, negotiating for mill and
furnace in New Castle, Pa, which has
been idls for several years. The nailers
here are watching MIR. Wetherald's move
ments very closely, as it is generally un-
.derBtood. he will at once sign the 2l-Cent
scale, and the old nailers here will get
employment under him.
The Library Association and Ladies'
Aid Society who have joined their forces
to give series OF first class entertain
ments during the winter at nominal
charge, are in correspondence with some
fine talent for lectures, Evolutionary and
musical entertainments. II the commu-
nifty will but encourage the managers
with their presence at each entertainment
they will guarantee some fine attractions
during the winter. Friday evening they
have arranged for one more pronouncinR
school at the NJ. L. church, to begin
promptly at half past seven o'clock. Cap
tain Scott, who was defeated by Captain
Harris last time, is collecting his forces
for determined effort to beat this time,
and there arc prospects Of lively time,
as Harris is just as determined his side
will not be beaten,
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acA11Ep pAtKn LAsr N1eHr.
l1iiS Rial and Flps Company at the opera

House.
Miss Louise Rial, supported by Mr..
Will S. Marion and Miss Laura Bigger,
and very even and satisfactory company,
appeared at the Opera House last night in
Mr.. Marion's dramatization Of Hugh Con-
ways story, "CAlled Back" The version
is a good one, as close to the text as an
acting version could well be. The inter-
esting, even weird, story is more wierd
and interesting on the stage, when pre-
senteds so fOrcibl = as last night. Miss Rialas
the poor,mad Pdu!iH>s showed great talent.
She is beautiful woman and a superior
actress. Miss Bigger is also Oh aiming
woman, a natural ROIa, and very pleas
ing singer. She sang several airs with
good effect, having . beautiful soprano
voice, flexible aud extremely well trained.
Mr.. Marion is tine heroic actor, with un-
usually commanding stage presence, and
the rest Of the company tilled their places
with credit 70 themselves and satisfaction
70 the audience. The costumes worn by
the ladies were rich and beautiful.
Iu short, the performance was'G success
in every respect but one; the audience
was srsIl. The ISrELLIGEScsR was mis-
led by representations Of the advance
scent into speaking ofthe popular prices"
OF this engagement. Ssyeu!y-fye cents
for reserved seats in not popular price.
That was evident last night. It is the
usual price Of the house. Yet Miss Rial
appears in the same play &tSteubenville
tomorrow night at 80 CENTS for reserved
seats.
This evening "Fortune's Fool" will he
presented by the company. A pleasing
performance can be promised. Some es-
pecially fine dressing is among thu at
fractions Of this play.
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sAIrsBuRo, Pa. Dec. 2.-Ale1. Aliens
jewelry store, this place, was burglarized
about 8 o'clock this evening while that
gentleman was at supper, and 500 worth
Of watches and jewelry taken. Suspicious
characters were seen in the vicinity Of the
building at the time, and when the alarm
was given everybody turned out to search
for the thief, and at last he was seen at
tempting to board freight train. A rush
was made for him by the bystanders, and
in the chase the fellow turned and fired,
and when pursued further he shed his
overcoat and jumped over the river bank
and under the cover Of darkness made his
escape.
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The annual meeting Of the Lincoln
CHM for the election Of Board Of Di.
rectors will be held at the club rooms this
eveninR. The talk OF crisis in the Climbs
aiTairs Which has been rife for week past
has aroused unusual interest in this meet
inc, and there will doubtless be full at
Tendance. The announcements has been
made that unless means are devised for
raising funds the club must di0band. This
IA received with expressions on all hands
that the club must be maintained, and the
outcome OF the annual meeting will be
awaited with absorbing interest.
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A Mssonis Disgrace.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE committee
appointed by the Commander of the
Grand Commandery Of the Ohio Knights
Templar to investigate charges against
Rev. Henry q. Moore, editor Of the Mo-
Iopic Review, has found him guilty and
sentenced him to indefinite suspension.
The charge arose from an article publish
ed In the Revieg, the authorship Of which
was attributed to the editor. Judge
Foraker has given notice OF an appeal 10
the General Commanderv.
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DETROIT, Dec. 2.-This afternoon tho
trouble in the Polish congregation wps re-
sgmed, Thomas 2olthoiShi, grocery
man, has been the instiGator OF the charges
against Father Kolasinsko, and this after
noon a mob surrounded his plape,
but offered no VIOLENCE. Tonight
they again came together, but
we're content with tearing OFT q shutter.
The congregation held meeting and de.
cided TO stand up for their rights, demand
ing the return. OF Father holasinski.
BiShop Borgess. has ordered the church
closed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-03

sILyERwAREat auction at A. A. Franz
helms jewelry store, 1909 Market street
on Friday afternoon at $3.50, consisting Of
ten sets, swinging ice pitcher, gobiets AM
salYer, cake baskets, celery stands, yases
jewel caskets, toilet sets, berry and fruit
stands, cups, pickle casters, soup tureena,
knives, forks and spoons, and everything
that is made in plated ware. We would
advise all our citizens to attend this sale
aud purchase wedding and Christmas
presents. Sale positive,
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gnr Sale aud g;or gent,
FOR SALE.

Five Roomed Dwelling, No. 7iO}$ Market STREET
Business House, No 2i0l and 2lGJ Main sL1t.,
Business House and Dwelling, No. la ali'"
street.
business House and Dwelling, No 92il Nnlut
No. IS Nineteenth street, new Brick DNy,Aas
rooms and hnished attic, gas throughout Snd hA''
IN kitchen.
dwelling No. 2S!6 Market street, FoG@s a.!
attic.
No. IS and No 81 Sixteenth street. nov hoes,
rooms and bal b room 10 each house, ti.Ad hos"
can DO bought for S. 900.
~ Acres at Elm Grove, four roomel Ag1'a
new stable, 100 fruit trees, good water. It i US
SitRble EIlAll place; eau 10 borShg iOrsl, 80.
Dwelling No 2l23 jacob u, cot 6 TogML.
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On Friday evening the American melo-
drama, "Burr Oaks" will be presented at
the Opera House for tho frat time in
Wheeling. In this play, also, steubsn-
vile enjoys an advantage over Wheeling.
Here the reserved seats are sold at IS
cents; there at so cents, The play is spo-
ken OF with singular unanimity where IL
has been given as one OF the very best OF
its cIass-sttong in situation, intensely in
teresting in plot, well acted, and artistic
ally mounted. The Eeenery carried by
the company represents scenes at and
near Burr Oaks, ILL.,, suburb OF Chicago,
where the action OF the play ia laid.
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THE aution sale at Franzheim's jsweIry
store, yesterday afternoon, Of French clocks
and bronZes, was grand success, as far
as thesale was concerned. Col. Rutherford,
the autioneer, disposed Of every piece, and
at prices that we are now more than con-
WINGED the sale Is benefited. No reserve
whatever Is placed upon the goods, as all
must be sold by January !. Attend these
sales and purchase your holiday presents,
for you can buy at about half the regular
price,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-03

ABOUT three years ago the agent fol
Acker's English Remedy first called al
this town, and since then the number o.
testimonials that have been sent to Logan
& Co., and Charles Menkemeller con
corning the merits Of the Remedy, and the
many cures effected surprises them. They
wish it to be thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Group
Whooping Cough, all Phthisical troubles
they have never known It's equal, and pos
lively guarantee 1t. TTHsGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-03

Secretary wise'S weekly report to the
members OF the Western Nail Association
was Issued yesterday. The local members
Of the ABsociation have decided that the
circular shall not be given to the press
here, assigning no reason except that they
do not consider it OF public interest. The
circular shows, however, 6i7 machines in
operation in the factories, an increase Of 0
machines over last weeks report.