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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05
THE ouApI1NE srREErnrNK
To Be opened This EysnlnE- "1hs a1dEst.''
m SpeeIal Attraction.

The new rink built by Messrs. Rose {
Entler, and to be known as the Chapline
Street Rink, situated at the corner OF Chap
line and Twenty-second streets, is TO be
opened this evening with a grand concert
and IN exhibition Of fancy and graceful
skating by Edna and Ethel Taber, 1.-THE
Midgets.p The opening promises to be a
fashionable event as q large number Of
young society people have announced
their intention OF being present and taking
part. Everything will be found complete
and satisfactory. Tho building is light
and airy one, neatly painted inside and
out and chairs are provided for both spec
tators and skaters. The retiring rooms
are carpeted and provided with gas stoves.
The check room will accommodate several
hundred and no charge will be made fol
its use. The Fenton skate will be used
Three OF Seimen's large burners will hand.
somely illuminate the place. The prices
to be charged will be the same as those
charged at other Kinks.
"The Midgets" give a really wonderful
performance and all lovers OF roller skat
ing should see them. They are aged .
and s years. Everywhere they have ap'
peared they have been very highly prais
ed by the press. After Tonight the Chap
line street rink will be open three times Q
day, every day except Sunday. Compe
tent instructors will always be present.
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Fred wnrdo Knlsllted.

Fred Wardc, the tragedian, played
"Richard III" at Steubenville Monday
night. The Gazette says:
After the close Of the performance Mr..
Warde was accompanied TO the hall OF the
Knights OF Pythias, where was assem-.
bled about fifty Princes Of the Oriental
Court, the purpose being to make the
actor q fnll-flc1gcd Prince, title which
would be everlasting, not subject to tho
lives OF others or battles with valiant
Richmonds, as was the case with the
kingly title, Richard OF Gloster. The cere-
monies were conducted in the most i'm
pressiye style, and Mr.. Warde went
through with flying colors. He now has
something he never had before, aud more
than that, he knows what to do with 1t,
since he has GOT it.
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NEW YoRx, Feb. 1.-THE weather. disagrccabll
but though mild. Is very unIAVoable 10 the retail
trade. From agents the demand Is very moderate
In proportions, hut ny large percentage OF dc
lIVGrlGs Is forwarded from mills direct to the de
livery. the SllGs are larger than apparent.
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ruRouen TIIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.


The Burlington fire OF Monday night is
supposed to have originated in an over
heated journal i'll Dougherty's Touring
mill.
A little hoy, aged about three years, son
of John Bowen, OF Woodville, oabell
county, was burned to death recently,
during the temporary absence OF his
mother. ~
A resident OF Tyler county named Major
Wright is iu jail at Middlebourne, not be-
ing able to furnish bail for his appearance
TO answer charge OF basIardy preferred
by Isabella Manler.
Washington Damron, OF Wayne county,
while working in Hardwick, Cox & Co. s
sawmill, slipped as he was adjusting log
on the carriage and fell on the nywheel,
from whence he was thrown against the
side Of the building, receiving injuries
from which he died.
A few days since, willie Jasper Stanley,
aged twenty-four, and Charles Childrey,
aged thirteen, were crossing Indian Guyan,
q small stream near Huntington, OH the
ice, they broke in, and before assistance
arrived Stanley was drowned. Childrey,
who could swim, succeeded in saving him
self.
VIM. Slaughter, a young man OF Pleas.
engaged in playing football few days
since when by accident he slipped and
fell. He was not thought to be seriously
hurt at the time, but that evening he was
taken sick and died few hours after
ward.
A son, aged seven years, OF Henry Roup,
living in Greene county, Pa, was whit
Ting stick and was cutting towards him
sell, when the knife slipped the blade en-
tering the bowels to the depth OF about
two inches. He made no cutlery at the
moment but went and threw himself on
the bed, and soon after began making
complaint, leading TO the discovery OF the
wound. Scarcely any blood issued from
the cut, and the physician called, took this
as rather bad feature in the case, as his
opinion was that the bleeding was inward
and this would most probably result in the
death OF the boy.
A little girl, aged about six years, daugh-
ter OF Andrew Rumble, OF Greene county,
Pa, and a younger sister were left in d
room while the mother went Just outside
the house for few minutes, when the
clothing Of the child took fire by her too
near approach to the open crate, and she
was horribly burned before help arrived.
The younger child tried to make known
the dreadful condition finer sister, but
was too short to reach the door fastening,
and finally got q stick, reached up and
raised the latch and alarmed the mother.
But II was too late, and the little sufferer
fingered till next evening, when death put
an end to her agones,
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TO The Editor Of The lntIligcneer;
SIR:-The NIartinsburg iStateman is evi
IDENTIFY displeased because Jim Mason
seems to be allowed seat in the Legisla'
tllre and n voice in its deliberations. Why
did you not explain TO the Satesmdn that
Mason is the Warwick who made Wilson
tho Goyernor.elect OF this State and who
also is understood to lave fixed the nomi.
nations OF the successful Democratic can
didates for the Legislature and secured
their election? These being the circum-
stances, he OF course feels under obligation
to look after the members now that they
nre here, in short, to run them. Why
else would lie stay here at an expense?
The I%rELuGESCER heretofore has been
thick with Mason, and if am wrong in
my assumptions, may be able to set me
right. lit knows anything on the sub.
ject l hope it will speak out. CITIZEN.
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Deputy Sheriff W. I. Noll, of Berkeley
county, arrived in the city last evening
from MoundsYilie, where he placed two
prisoners, both colored, one male, the
other female, who were recently convicted
Ok larceny. The penitentiary now con-
tains two females, aud both arc coiored.
The other one comes from this county,
being the colored girl who attempted 10
burn down tho residence OF Manager
TRACY, Of the Western Union. Sheriff
Noll was accompanied by AIeSsrs. o. Wm.
Boyor and A Rhodes, Of MartinsBurg, who
acted MS guards,
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@anted.

y1TANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
wv general Homework. Apply at 20iS EoIi
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AcountIy AIerehant As.Irn..

J. +. Noll, aimerchant doing business at
Kidwell P. o., in Tyler county, made an
assignment last week for the benefit OF his
creditors, whoae names ARE as follows, to-
gether with the amounts due them; 1. s.
Delaplain & Co, Sil2 82I Vance, Hughes 4
Co., Sl90 81; ]. F. Barnes 4 Co, 80 81;
OFT & Co, S32 %; Harper & Bro, S93 so (;
Greer 4 Laing $40 81, and Hubbard 4
PAUL, $3.50 II, all Of this city; Thompson
& Jackson, OF Psrkersburg, $40 10, and j.
n. Murdoch, same, S76 90. Noil owes
various people in Tyler county $500 81.
His assets arc estimated at only $500.
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CONE DAY IN PRISON. 2
THE LEGISLATIVE coManTrEEs
visit the Psnltsntiary ON a Tour of 1n.pss.
tion-plsassd with the Management of
The PrisOH- Dinner with supetin.
tendsnt West and Mr.. Edwards.

Yesterday morning tho Senate and
House Committees on the Penitentiary
left the city about s o'clock on the B. & o.
road to pay the institution at AIoundsville
visit OF inspection. Every member OF
both committees went down, and there
were also on board q half dozen or SO other
members OF the Legislature who had
secured leave OF absence and were oil for a
lark. The party was met at the Mounds
vile depot by Superintendent West, who
escorted them to the prison and turned
them over to Capt. Robert Cafy, OF the
guard, who escorted the party through the
cell room, the dining room and kitchen
and the various shops where the Conviets
were at work.
The work in all departments was care
fully inspected, and the members ex-
pressed general satisfaction with every.
thing they saw. After visiting all parts Of
the place the party watched the conyicts
march to dinner and cat their meal. Tile
fare, although plain, was substantial and
well suited for men who are Obliged Il
work hard, and all were given all they
wanted to eat. After the men had marched
back to the shops, the party sat down to Q
very handsome repast, spread in the resi-
dence portion OF the institution, which
was discussed with gusto. The mem
bers then had u business talk with
Colonel ]. w. Gallagher, one o
the directors, regarding the wants
Of the place. That being concluded the
party accepted an invitation tovisit the
residence Of Hon. George Edwards. Here
they found another elegant spread OF gooG
things, over which the party fingered fol
some time. Mr.. Gilkeson, on behalf O.
the members, rendered thanks to Mr. Ed
wards, and Mr.. Edwards responded il
q pleasant vein. BY this time the day
had worn away and,it was time to clost
the iunketing trip, which was voted by al
to have been very pleasant one They
returned home about 2 o'clock last even
| inn
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The Plumed knights held an important
business meeting at the LINCOLN Club
iaoms last evening at which various mat
tiers were generally discussed. An invita-
ton was received from Captain Harry
sherrartl and 1.ieuts. Maxwell and Newell,
OF the Young Mems Republican club, OF
Steubenyille, now merged into the Stanton
Club OF that city, az the Knights Of this
city were into the Lincoln Club, asking
the club to be present at q masquerade
carnival to be given by Stanton Club on
Friday, February IS, ut one OF the steu.
benviile Kinks. It is to be the event Of the
season, The club will drill on rollers, and
offers to give up the floor to the knights
for like purpose. The kniehts post
poned action until Monday evening next,
In order to ascertain what arrange,
ments could be made for transportation
etc. The steubanyille boys promise q re-.
turn visit II the knights accept.
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NORroIKs. NoRFOLKs! NORFoLKs'

The Norfolks advertised by us last week
are now here. We waited until the new
spring styles were out not wishing to cirer
our customers relics Of u past age, which
might be interesting as antiquities but
hardly desirable as rink garments for the
spring Of 1886. We respectfully solicit
you TO call and examine these goods, be-
lieying that our claim that they are the
nobbiest, most stylish and cheapest goods
of the kind III Wheeling will be verified
by inspection.
NJ. GUTMAN & CO.,
Retail Department.
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Apptl,er wl,eeilpg theatrical Man.

Mr.. Harry Mann, the manager Of the
"Parlor Match" company, is another
Wheeling manln the theatrical business.
He assumed the name Mann when he
entered the business. His Wheeling
friends remember him us "Nlannie" Hey.
man. lie Is ason Of the late Jacob Hey
man, formerly OF this city, and has many
relatives now living in Wheeling, tho city
Of lis birth, and his home in ehildhQod
md youth. Like the rest OF the numerous
Wheeling people in the same line, on and
of the stage, he has been emincntly sue
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Word About CloaL..

The Newmarket, will be the leading
wrap next winter, and any one who de-
sires to invest their money 10 good adj
vantage, we would advise to call at En-
sleimers, as they prefer 10 sell them at
half price, rather than carry any over.
For instance, you can buy 81 inch all
wool Newmarket at s., 81, 81 and $, that
sold for double the money. Gall quick, II
you wish TO be suited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

QUITE number of our prominent citi.
zens will leave for New Orleans next
Monday morning Mt 0 o'clock, win the Pan
Handleroad. A meeting will be held ut
Arion hall tonight to decide MS to what
points Of interest the party will stop en-
route. Special arrangements have been
made with the Pan Handle road, and those
wishing to join the excursion should be
present at the meeting,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

NEW YoRx, Feb. 4.-Flour steady; receipts 400
barrels; exports $3.50 barrels: common 70 good
s. 0143 10; Mlilnesota patent process IS 0OG5 a.
lTSo higher and strong; receipts II 900 bushels;
exports 1900 bushels; Eo.2 spring 93Ifo; No. 4
rod No. red February, Ealcs 40 coo buShclS
a. GlSi1i q 2c; March s,les
1900 bushels At isa0Sic closing 1t 055c: May,
sales 2,l9L0c0 buAlels at 9ia9J1lc, closing At
9s1Ic; June, Salcs $4,000 bushels at 9I1iaS65Sc
options Nalc higher and strong; receipts $4,000
hhIhesi exports ~ 600; ulgfsded 40d5l1 No. 8,
lg1%a61Ic steamer ig14lSl2yc; No. 4S93a5ls<c;
steamer yellSSSSi No GSiESSotHy
April 4S1Satg1se, closing 2; i91Sc; May SKA
icotipts ll,0o9 bushels; export. 1000 bushels;
steady dnd moderately active. li0pS quiet aud
steady; common to choice l2llsc. Coffee, spot fair;
OPTIONS hlGde lower and dull Esles la 1l bags
hay S.IGc; June S3Or; July ssac. Sugar dull and
At iyiaS; mould 1Gc. NolaScs dull and UNCHANGED.
Taliow weak ~ SlEc. Turpen1ne dull Of DR..
quiet aud steadily held. Lard firm; western
steam spot 7.295{A7 $50: February. 7.lHaI ne:
March 7.ala7 go; April 7gia7.jc: May T.l9a7 40;
June T.4sa5.Soe. Cheese dull and barely E;eGly.
oaIotSo,, NJ Itss, f9e; 4S-gloar GpIss and un.
reports OF salt thalyins weather in the southwest
and tlrm Liverpool adyiOes; market opened ka5lc
higher, declined c advanced ljfc, llctuRted and
sSs9 c SSSs vs. ssMS SEysb fss5sy
e1led o. 7sJlo; May 81 closed Of No.
Chicago spring closed q 7SllSo; No. 8,
es1slGlhc; Ne Ard 1111S6i ~. 3 rei 0laI0c. Corn
day; cash See5<a87c, closed at 865<cs February
slosed q sci Nay sglslOSe closed a zSsss
srsh 55ttc. Fcht,aye 1910 ass glt.
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Petroleum.

on CRY, Pa, Feb i.-NAtional transit ccrtiG.
Gates opened at 69I4c; highest Gglfc; lowest 6gc;
closed ii 6Ec bid: sales 2010O0 barrels: cleaunces
900 barrels; runs q. 'Oj barrels: shlpnentS 49,
100 barrels; charters IS $50 barrels. OIL City OIL Ex
ol,aJIVo sthNk M bids. M NfilFl
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GREAT preparations are being made by
the Arion to make the Children's Mas.
querade Ball. which is 10 come of on Tues.
day, February 10, asuccess, a number OF
novelties have been procured for the en-
joyncnt Of the little ones.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb 5.-1 a. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
snow or rain, followed by clearing colder
weather, variable winds, generally from
northwest TO southwest and higher baror1'
For the Lake regions, light snow, colder
and partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds and higher barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-05

WILLIAM MILLER, OF East Wheeling,
was arrested and locked up by Officer
Barum last evening. The warrant was
sworn out by Miller's wife. According to
her story he has been beating and abusing
her and disturbing the peace generally.
He will probably go up on the hill after
Judge Jetfers gets through with him this
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New pancinr Academy.

Prof. A. Fischer, teacher OF dancing de-
partment, will open a school in dancing
IL McLain's Hail, for ladies and gentle.
men on Monday evening, February 0, at 8
o'clock. Forladles and children Saturday
afternoon at ESQ o'clock, February I.
Allthe latest dances will he taught, Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Respectfully,
A. FlscHRR AND LADY,
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HTANTED-A GOOD BARBER.
w steady work. Apply to n. GAus, No. III
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sprinr. tss5.

New wall papers and borders at and
10 cents. New styles and colors Of mica
papers. New carpets and window shades.
A few calico comforts at abont half price,
to close consignment. All cheap for cash.
Call soon ut Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main
street. joins RoHMER, Agent.
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ALL.wooL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock u full line Of the
above Jackets; also, nm extra heavy quail
ity for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear. warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tail0rs and Gents Furnishers.
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DOR RENT OR FOR SALE.-BUSl

TOR RENT OR FOR SALE-BuSL,
~ ness House fronting on Main and Sod
streets, numbered 1877 Main street. and Ia So1n
street, Il Is q thrce'story house with pAvgittE
aud q hydraulic elevator. Will rent OF sell 10
session given APRIL.
For Rent-Desinhle residence, No. % Nc'l
Front street. No. n Seventeenth street No99
Woods street No. 20i Seventeenth LlnC, Nv
r0omcd house. No. li5 Seventeenth street, l2NU5i
Three rooms, second floor, NIB Main street y
9iS Market street. storeFoom and Dwelling "
268 Main street
For sale-a3N Acre Farm at shcrmnl, Nlral
county, W. Va. Business llOuSe and Dwelling, "
2l5S Main street, and No. 2lS7 Main street. 20
ness House aud Dwelling oil Market street lhM
Houses on Twenty.fourth street. House No aI
Jacob street. -Four Houses on Seventeenth il9 y;
-Four Houses cast end Of Twelfth street. No ~
Elizabeth street. Five.rO0mGtl House on AhIa
street. between Seventh and Eighth strCet- "a
1858 McColloch street.
For further information enquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent aud Notary Public.
febi 1917 Market Nltts
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Eseursion Iiclsts o Sow orlean..

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets md full information
call on or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot u Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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Axindiscreot manis like an unsealed
letter, everybody can read him, but the
wise man secureth in time what in time
he will surely MEDIA bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cnnrh Svrfin.
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MALARIA positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure Pills, never failing rem
edy; purely vegetable, contain no quinine,
sugar.coated.-25 cents. Trusaw
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner Tuesday:
Z a. M, 45S; 12 NJ, 1913 P. NJ 5lo;7F. NJ,
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JUDGE BOYD Of Part II Of the Circuit
Court yesterday heard the arguments in
the case OF Sherratt VS. The Evening Jour
nal, and took the case Reconsideration.
There are five lawyers, representing as
many different interests, engaged in this
case. They arc, w. P. Hubbard, II. NJ.
Russell, j. P. Rogers, Newt. Criswell and
Denis O'Keetfe.
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santnra's aaateal Garre.
sANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For Cata1.rh.
Witcll.lIazol, American Pine, Canada Fir,
Marigold, aud Clover Blossoms.

A single dose Of saniorls Radical Cure Instantly
relieves tho most viOlOnt Sncczing or Head Colds
clears the Head aS by magic, stops wAtcry dis
charges frnm the Nose aud Eyes. Prevents Ringing
SHbdneS ChtllS and fGvcrS. In Chronic CatITrIl Il
cleanScs the nasal passages Of foul mucus reSlorcs
the senses OF smell, TASTE and hearing when affect
cd, frees the head, threat, aud bronchial tubes Of
offensive matter, SweetenS aud purihcs the breath
stops tho cough. and arrests the progress OF Catarr
towards ConSumDtlOn.
One bottle Radical ,:ure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and sanfordE Inhaler, all In ono package, o!
Cure.
Porter DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
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GRAND KID GLOVE SALE!

~ ~
We offer to-day the balance Of the importers
stock OF Lafayette and Alexandra Kid Gloves At
the unprecedented price Of 80 cents; regular price
Is 81 90 These Gloves arc real Kid, and arc Hook.
20 Pieces Il shifting Icrcale at tc, worth l9!zc.
21Hc by the piece.
'iS CAS-, Sa f Fisid and Checked NalnsOOk. DC.
Case India Linen, %.
1000 pslr Hose at 80, GO and 7Gc a dozcn.
~ Dozen Ladies' regular made Hose ut 19c pair.
lOQ Short Lengths silks and Satins, &c up.
Ell. EMSIIEIMER,
IS 4 go Eleventh st.
7. s.-eOO,sl % conets down to7sc