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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-21
THE CRIMINAL GASES
sng BOWS ZOE J, galAhla rARrl1
AZ tho circuit Court, before Judge Jacob,
n. the Present Tsrm-F Few New Fsleaiss
Among rhsm-Bosttner and Heiser
oa,s.-rhs Gambler Indicted.

|
The criminal cases at the present term
Of the Circuit Court are numerous and oe-
cupy an unusual space onthe docket Of
Part II, but there are remarkably few
cases Of special interest among them, and
these are mostly cases that stand over
from former terms. The only new felony
case Of a grave nature is that Of Peter
Heiser, the bestial step.father whose In
famous crime is familiar TO the public. II
Il set for Monday, May II. The case Of
Ed Boettner, indicted for the murder Of
CHARLES Dick, is docketed for Thursday,
NAV 4. Besides o few ielonious shootings,
Grand larcenies and the like, these are all
ME- criminal cases OF any importance.
The case OF Ed Uthman, charged with
completely in the Geyer diamond robbery,
| Is down Tor next Thursday, and that Of
Ed AIcLamara, indicted for grand larceny,
for next. Friday. Ed Webster, held under
an old indictment for the same crime, will
he tried Monday, May 4, and P. CoEneliy
and III. McDonough, indicted for burglary,
on Thursday, April so. ~
several tn0fe Oh 'LHe uVyh Pleau 6uia1
| to the charge OF playing poker yes
terday, and paid their Sl5 and costs. The
one man indicted for keeping Q poker
room also plead guilty, and Judge Jacob
fined him 500 and costs. None Of the
faro bankers indicted have yet entered
their pleas. They are deferred BY the
general expectation that they will have Y
20 to jail, and they may conclude TO give
bond and stand trial. :,
The saloon Keepers indicted for sellini
on Sunday are fined Sl5 and costs each
amounting to SOTO in all, Most OF then
have plead guilty.
The landladies Of houses otill fame in
dicted for selling beer without llcens,
are fined S25 and costs each-about $40 II
|alI. They plead guilty promptly.
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THE VIC. r. u.
Takes out Charter and BECOMES q Cor.
'Js. marathon. iobfeets 81.

Takes out q Charter and Becomes Cor.
Ss poFatten-Its objects. III.
The Secretary 81 State yesterday issued
q certificate Of incorporation to. the
woman's Christian Temperance Union Of
West Virginia, formed "ior the purpose Of
assisting In the elevation Of humanity, by
uniting in a society the Christian women
Of all churches, for the purpose otedu-
eating the young, forming a better public
sentiment, reforming the drinking classes,
Transforming by the power of divine grace
those who arc enslayed by alcohol, aud
removing the dram shops from our streets
by law. The headquarters Of the new
society are to ain Wheeling, and SIS has
been subscribed to the capital stock, and
S. paid in. The capital is limited 10 s., 900
mall, the shares being S. each. The in
corporators are Miss A. Taylor, Miss
Emma D. Fowler, Mrs. Virginia NJ. War
rem, Mrs. Sarah johnson and Mrs, Mary
II. Wagner, all Of Wheeling, who hold
one share each.
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The Consolidated Celebrities.

H. E. Hunts great company opened
last night at Charley shay's theater to a
large house, and gave one Of the best per
tormances ever seen In this city. Each
performer Is star in his sphere. Each
act was received with storms Of applause.
and each artist received encore after en-
core until they must have been tired out.
Where an entire company is composed Of
such talented performers as this one is, II
is hard to say which Is the best.
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a wanaertni rrsnk Of Nature

Is sometimes exhibited in our public ex.
.libiRnns. When We gaze upon some Of
the peculiar freaks dane nature oecasion-
ally INDUCES In, our minds revert back 70
The creation Of man, "who Ia. so fesrfully
and wonderfully nal The mysteries
Of his nature have been aaFayeled by Or.
II. ". Pierce, OF Buffalo, and through his
knowledge OF those mysteries he has been
able to prepare big Golden Medical Dis
coYery,a which is Q specific for all blood
taints. poisons and humors, eugh as sgrot,
ula, pimples, blotches, ernpttons, sWeili
ings, tumors, ulcers, and kindred alec
ttens. Bydruggists.
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Not This Year.

Bellairt .lHdtpendeal. l.s
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander was in the eity
to-day. Ross Is strongly talked Of as one
OF the Democratic nominees for Repre-.
tative this fall. Barring his politics he
made one OF the best Representatives this
county ever had, but rs John shermanis
TO be returned TO the United States Senate
by the next Legislature, this county will
hardly send Ross this year.
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Gard.

The Wheeling Turner Society begs leave
To tender their best thanks to Capt. i. B.
Dovener, Esq. and Rev. Ulfert Tor their
memorial speeches; tothe Singing socie-
ties Beethoven, Arion, Mozart, Germania,
Maennerchor and Eisdertafel tor their
kind assistance, and to Messrs. Friend
4 Son for the many fayors shown toathe
Committee Of Arrangements OF the Lin
coin Memorial Festival also to the Lin:
coin Club for theioan Of the picture Of
Abraham Lincoln, and to the public in
general for their kind attendance,
JACOB SuSdE, 1st Speaker,
GUSTAV BLUM, Secretary.
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WE have just received a new stock Of
e's . JACOB ". GRUBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
JUST RIOETyED.

A large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarie-
ties In Castings, Suitlngs, Pantaloonings
and 0Yereeatings, which We will make
up In the latest and best styles aad at
lowest possible prices.
Also q fall line Of Cents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,,.,., \, =,
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COUNTY ROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
The Board of Trade Pstition-Taik on the
Is sahieck.


Inc Board Of Efsas Fsasion-1aik Oh .as
-, ~, sse,est,
The petitions provided tof by fesolu-
ton passed blythe Board Of Trade at its
last meeting protesting AGAINST the action
s ~. paasS - o., ,as,.nes. a. s,n,,.
- . sns t0tu " ~ ~ - ppte
priahng about S2UvVg 70 pe expended on
the county roads, and asking reeonsla-
Grafton, were put N, ciIculauon yesterday.
Inc paper reads Us iollows;
zetAs AoaoraHe Beard q cog'Utsss0ae's " ohi0
ees'ss; i,
GRSTLRnES,:-Me, the. anaerslgned TAX
payers Of 9hlo county, fespectially repre-
sent that the action proposed by your nom
orable body win regard % she appropEa.
aen o. money 70 ee exPenaea on county 1la!
f s9 anu pilaSes, Y heltheL WISE nor lust.
we are .asea, ior CITY .nignway,s :, upon @a
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"A 6nxAT muslin underwear sale Is being
prepared by, Messrs. Il. II. MEG illin & Co.
ior "Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week. This firm has found the short and
.auickway Of reaching the people by inati-
Rufating such sales as these; See their
lad. 2 IN another column.
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The Best and the Chcapest.

Another car load of wall papers, OF the
best quality and latest patterns, at and 10
cents bolt, and borders TO match. Also
new carpets, oil cloths and window shades,
at greatly reduced prices for cash, at Nos.
20I9 and 202l Main street.
JoHN RnRstER, Agent,
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A oRRAr muslin underwear sale is being
prepared by Messrs. McGillin & Co., for
Wednesday and Thursday next. This
firm has found the short and quick way
Of reaching the people by inangurating
such sales as these. See their lad" In an,
other column,
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pnipk T,,He q Rsitimsrs and Washington,
Panhandle ana Bennsyt yanla Route,
By takingthe new train on the Papha1r
die at 4:l0 r. ". passengers arrivein Bal.
timoFe at 5;25 A. N. and Washington at
$40 4:A Remember this EhenppFchas-
ing tickets.
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DrRkEE's Coin MEArsAucR AND SALAD
DREssIss, ready.made, nutritious, eeopom-
ical, delicious. Nothing eQnalto 1t was
both at home and abroad. MwFaw
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srat marvellous bargains a. will be
offered Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week by y. NJ. NlcGillin & Coat their
sale Of underwear are worth picking up.
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EVERY DAY adds lometlliag new 10 our
millinery stock. We are bound 10 lnRks
q stir in these goods this season. Low
prices will doit Z. NJ. McGILLtN & Co,
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HAMBURG embrotderies at l5c per yard
are shown by Z, NJ. McGillin q Co, which
other dealers regard as cheap at 25c. See
them. eis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-21
GENUINE KANGAROO SHOES.

Stacy, Adams & Co. make. Finest,
softest, easiest Mems Shoes made, at
], W. AMICK'S,
1143 lain Street.
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HAasuna embroideries at 15c per yard
are shown BYE. n. McGillin & Co., which
other dealers regard as cheap ct Is cents.
See them.
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with handsome illuminated covers. Call
for one at the drug store Of Laughlin
Bros. & Co., Wheeling. /.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed ut Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, April 20:
Z 4. ", SoS, 12M, az; sr. A,7G'i7R.H,
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CIR your Cabinet Photographs at Plum
mef's, only 50 80 per dozen. Finest made
In the city. llas Main street, Wheeling.
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WAS afflicted with Catatrh and Goblin,
the Head. / tried many remedies without
any beneficial effects, Ut last i used Ely's
Cream Balm, which etlectually cured me.
w, II. l. HI11ARp, Dentist, Bofdentown,
n. g. 80. 81 NWT.1g-
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PARAsoLs are In order nov and may be
found cheap at E. NJ. McGILLls h Co.'S
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The Katie stockdale is due down at an
early hour this morning.
The Onward and Coal Valley passed
down with tows Of coal.
The river was on q stand last evening,
the depth In the channel being IA feet o
inches. A further rise Is looked for by
to-day.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon. She lisa fast running stern
wheeler, aims TO- be always on time and
TO please every patron. Jfsi
At Pittsburgh last evening themarks In.
dicated . depth OF II feet 8 inches and the
river was rising; at Brownsville II was 10
feet inches and rising, aud ut Riee's
Landing 12 feet and falling. Il
The Alice Brown with nine boats and
two model bafges, Tom Rees ten boats
and Tom Dodsworth with two boat, eight
barges and one fuel boat have passed
down for Louisville since Sunday.
The Geneva, q AIonongshe Ella river packet,
which went down 10 New Orleans last fall
to carry passengers from the wharf 10 the
Exposition grounds, passed up yesterday,
with several barges. Heryenture at New
Orleans did not pay.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at 5
o'clock last evening. Her passenger list
was quite large for this season OF the year
and her freight manifest was 30 heavy
that she set low In the water. Capt.
Charlie Muhleman Is In command, rs
usual, and Messrs. Noll and Knox are do.
ing the honoFs In the office. The boat ID |
In first class repair and readyto transact |
aibig business during the coming seaspn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-21

Quick, complete cure, all annoying KID:
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. ST..
Druggists.
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DowS they 70. Best g 90 Cabinet Pho
tondpHs reduced 70 only = 80 per dozen
Il Plunmer's, l1Ss Main street, Wheeling
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TuE colored folks will kick the foot ball
on rollers ct Island rink tonight
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CoIoBED carnival - Mother Hubbard
foot hall Island rink tonight.
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MornRR HuBBARD colored carnival at
Island rink tonight.
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Foa fun 60 TO Island rink to.niglit-bil
time for all.
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Every day adds something new in our
millinery stock. We are bound to make
a stir in these goods this season.
M u, n. MCIiiIliS & Co.
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THE u. . Q. snonr LINE
From p..t.parrh to lie. ws.t Vim whssl

From Pittsburgh to the West via Wheel.
I log.
A new schedule will so into effect on
the Sd Of May on the Wheeling, Cincin-
natl and Chicago divisions ofthe Balti,
more& ohioroad. Thebrfdge that schutze
& Co., Of Pittsburgh, arc building TO throw
across the National Pike in Washington,
Pa, will be sent over in sections in a few
days, and as soon as 1t is anchored the
Brady tunnel route will be opened up for
traffic. The road cats OFF about a mile in
distance and also avoids a pull over high
hillinto the town OF Washington.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette says
that II Is the intention 10 hustle The Pan
handle road for Columbus and Cincinnati
business. The claim is that the Baltimore
4 Ohio Is about thirty.four miles shorter
10 Cincinnati than the Panhandle, or
about an hours difference in time, and in
all particulars as smooth and good a road.
The ran will be cut TO two hours and q
half, and the other trains to a little less
than three hours each. An extra force OF
men is at work at all points along the
Wheeiing division placing the road bed
in order and preparing II for the new
order OF things, I
Within the last six months the freight
business Of this division has sprung up
wonderfully. 4nMarph the average num-
Der OF loaded cars run over the road was
considerably in excess OF 100 per day..
New stations and water stations are being
built and other improvements are being
made every week.
The Coniaisrcigi- Gasttte is also authority
for the statement thgt all hope Of recon-
mencing work on the Ohio 4 Baltimore
short line between Washington, Pa, and
CopnellsyAle has been abandoned, aud
tho engineers in charge are looking for
their recall every day, Over 81 ,h00,0 200
has been expended In the matter al grad
ing and procuring the rights Of way along
the route Of this road, and 1t is hardly
likely that it will be allowed 70 go for mo-
thing. Work had been begun on the
bridge over tie MopongaAslq river at
Greenfield, ~
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$50 BuYs one dozen best Cabinet Pho.
tographs at Plummers, 1888 Main street,
wheeiinR.
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AMe.t ylrrinla Rmeessler.

A reQuisition was issued last evening by
Governor Wilson upon the Governor Of
Alabama for Edward E. Hudson, who Ia
in that State, q fugitive from West Wiz.
ginia Justice. He Is wanted in kanawha
county for embezIlement. He was traced
TO Alabama and arrested there by q Rich
montl detective, who then returned to this
State for the necessary papers TO bring his
man home. He departed for Alabama
last night with his requisition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-21

For pains In the back nothing equals
81. Jacobs oil. II cures quickly and
surely.
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+ suca marvellous bargains as will be
offered Wednesday aud Thursday. Of this
week by Z. 81. 6illin & Coz " their
sale Of underwear, are worth picking up.
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INDICATIONS.

wAsuiSarox, April 2l.-l:30 a. N..-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather In the east portion, local showers
and partly cloudy weatherin the west por-
ton. winds generally southerly, slightly
warmer In the east portion, stationary tenn
perature in the west portion and lower
barometer. .ts
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather,
followed by partly cloudy weather and
local rains during the night, winds gener.
ally sortheriy, lower barometer, Ilight
rise in temperature, except In the ex.
IRENE west portion, stationary tempera-
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rR.vAYioN IN THE STATE.
Contradictory Reports sun Coming In From
.i.t the Back CountIes.

Contradictory Reports sun Coming In From
the Back Counties.
The Central, published at Braxton Court
House, says: "rhe County Court met on
Tuesday Of this week and adjourned with
out making any provisions TO supply those
who are in want OF grain. A car load OF
corn has been ordered by J. W. Morrison,
Jr., which is now at Weston. This corn
will be brought here, sold and distrisuted
to those who are likely to suffer-
The Richie Gazette says: "No such
stateof affairs exists in this county as de-
seribed by the Pittsburgh special TO the
Wheeling 1SrRLLiGEScER.n
A gentleman writes from Evelyn, Writ
county, to the State Journal: From June
until November 1t did not rain enough to
change the color Of o plowed field. The
pastures and stubble fields were dry and
void Of grass. Thousands Of forest trees
died from drought effects. Petitions have
gone to Congress and the Legislature from
this district for aid, but all we can hear in
return is 'panper 'pauper!' The County
Court convened in this county 10 afford
relief for the dying stock .apd suffering
people, and from the best information I
San get, appropriated loo bushels Of corn
meal to bedistribnted iu seven districts.n
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RIVER NEWS.

stage Of the Water and Movements OF The
staamboata.
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RAILROAD GOSSIP.
rA1lS on sEyEnA1 pRoJEegs
OF Local 1mportanes, II They MaterialIas.
The b. q o.s shor. Line via the Old
Hsmpnsld Road-The cannon BAN
Ronte..-aattsrs over the River,

The opening Of spring seems to have
had reyiying influence upon the several
railroad projects in this vicinity which
were talked Of last fall, but have been
rather held in allegiance through the long
and severe winter. The agitation Of the
extension Of the Ohio River road down
the river to Point Pleasant was begun
several weeks ago, and q spirit Of enter
prise appears to have been aroused In the
peopleof the counties along the line from
Parkersburg to themouth Of the Kanawha.
For a week or so the Ohio papers along
the proposed route OF the Mt. Vernon,
Coshocton & Wheeling railroad have de-
voted much space to meetings and move
ments in the interest OF that road. The
Coshocton dye prints a letter from Presi-
dent Jones, OF this road, in which that off,
cial says:
"0ur company has spent in money for
our organization, under the laws OF Ohio,
in surveying the line from Marion to
Wheeling, about $4,000.
"CadiS people are now considering
whether fifteen or twenty Of them will
guarantee us s. 900 per mile and free
right OF way across Harrison county, or
appoint committees to raise the amount
by subscription. They assure 1t will
be done in one way or the other. In
Knox, Morrow and Marion counties most
of the committees have heen'appointed
and promise US that their people want the
road and will do their part. We have the
same information all along our line"
For several weeks past gentlemen have
been canvassing the county along the
river above Martins Ferry, securing the
right OF way for a projected railroad from
Portland down. The gentleman from
whom this information was obtained
could not tell what railroad employed the
canyassers, jbut from the fact that Mr.. o.
Russell Wood is among them, Il Is to be
presumed that the road is under the aus
pices Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie. Mr..
Woods Is one OF the incorporators OF the
South Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad COM
pany, which proposes to build connect
ling line between the present terminus OF
the w. 4 L. E. road and the South Penn
sylvania road, the west terminus OF which
will be in this city. The rights OF way
now being secured are probably for this
connecting line.
I
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PXRAsols are in order now and may be
found cheap at !. N. McGtLLIS 4 Co.'S.
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a1e,,1 adperttse,aents.
Che Gntellaqeuler.
New Advertisements.

once. Nos. 70 and ~ foarternth street.
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l.sl,rAYr nEALrlI orF.cERs.

81. Siyles at this junctprD said he
thought that two assistants would hesut-
tlcient-one north, the other south OF the
creek. Itwould take amonth to exam
Inc promises and serve notices and anoth.
or Honth 10 see that the orders and no.
tees were carried opt. DR.. Garrison again
stated his arithmeticat problem, He was
interrupted and asked how many assist,
ants he wanted. He started to explain
his book system again aud this brought
out from Mr.. Myles the statement that he
(Gafrtpon) was as slow in answer
ing . question sna coming to
tho point Is d.. Bdvatas pped
10 be. DR.. Garrison said he was CORY ioy
this and that he merely wanted to eet the
acmmittee's opinion. The committee in
formed him that II wanted his opinion
this time, and at last 1t gas ascertained'
that FIVE assistants ct y each peFday wpra
wanted for one months time, one OF the
atslstantf 10 be notice.server.
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The Katie gtockdale is due down at an.
early hour this morning.
The Onward and Coal Valley passed
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The river was on stand last evening,
the depth in the channel being IA feet D
inches. A further rise is looked for by
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I. II. Buchanan and Col. @. H. Beall
and wife, Of Wellsburg, were down yes,
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Wheehng
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BRlDG EPoRT.

s oek at t,arge-A nauHhter Astray-Two
Rrothars Fever Stricken. =.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-02

ID P. GRAY. NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, first door west of Library Build:
ing. Hours, from 8 10 II Il m., and to
and Z TO 8 pm. Sundays, to II am.
Residence, cor. kinau and Pensacola
streets. 94S ly