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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-31
weIlslurg Waifs,

Amanda, wife Of Daniel .Kimberland.
died on Sunday morning after an illness Of
several weeks.
The calico carnival at the Gas City Shat.
ing rink on Friday evening was grand
success in every respect the largest crowd
being present in The history of the rink.
Messrs. Walter, William and Frank pu-
val, sons Of Gen. l. II. Duval, start for
Montana the latter part Of this week to
Join their brothers Adam and Hardin,
who went there last Sumner.
The "Blue Ribbon" social on Saturday
evenings, the young peoples meeting, also
the Women's Q. I. U. prayer meeting on
Sunday Afternoons, afford instruction aud
pleasure for those who attend them.
Dolly, a child Of Mrs. Rullwoed, Of
Leazcarville, died on Saturday night.
This 10 the third death In this family
within a few months, the father and one
other child proceeding the one named.
Edward Murphy talks temperance at the
Disciples church this evening. The man
agement have decided 70 charge an admis.
sion fec OF ten cents in lieu OF taking up a
collection to meet expenses. Mr.. Murpay
will be lisra on Wednesday evening
also, and II no does not leave too soon on
Thursday be may witness the license and
anti-license workers getting intheiE work
at the polls, ~
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ruRouen.,T1HEs STATE.
Accidents and Incidents IN West yirgtd
~ and vfniDity.

and Vicinity.
Frank P. spiyey, Of Fairyiew, HANCOCK
county, w. Va, captured $500 Of the 500
offered IN premiums on Spanish Merino
sheep at the New Orleans Expedition. $
The Berkeley Springs MIR is the latest
newspaper venture in the State. " Is
published by @. II. Hawyermale 4 Co.,
and its first number indicates that 1t will
be . credit to Morgan county.
Ellis Williams, living on Critics noun
tain, in Barbour county, has been arrested
charged with being Implicated In q bold
and large robbery that occurred about two
months ago near Braxton Courthouse.
James Gilkeson, Of Pocahontas county,
was drowned q few nights since. II hap
pened on q dark night while he was
riding home on horseback. In hunting
for the ford in the river he and his horse
fell over an embankment into o deer
place and both were drowned.
A pretty severe shock Of earthquake
was felt in the region Of, country Of which
spencer, Roane county, is the centre
about, s o'clock Sunday morning. The
tremor OF the earth was accompanied by
a loud noise. No damage Of consequence
has been reported, but many people vert
badly frightened.
The B. & o. Railroad Company Is sink
ing an artesian well ut Cameron. 1t hal
reached q depth Of $50 feet and water Ii
flowing very freely. During last summer
the company had to haul water to Cam
eron from this city, and the sinking OF the
well Is for the purpose OF avoiding any
such work In the future II the springi
houlddry up.
There is confined in the jail at Hinton
woman named Lizzie Rose, who Is terri
blyinsane and in q most pitiable condi
sion. Application has been made for hel
admission 10 the Weston asylum, but thu
answer was, no room. There are numer
Gus cases like this all over the State, ant
the addition to the asylum cannot be com
pieted too quickly.
The Clifton nail mill started up the
heating furnaces last Monday, and the
nail factory went on two days later. This
means speedyrelief to hundreds OF iami,
lies in Clifton, West Columbia, Mason
City and Middleport, who have been out
of employment since December. This
severe winter has been very hard on those
who have had employment and doubly
hard on those without work.
A few days since, the town Of Braxton
@. II. was somewhat excited by tho arri-
val Of Constable B. F. Bell and guards,
having in charge Hugh, Richard and
"Dicen Williams, arrested on awarrant
sworn out by a Mrs. Plyman duplicating
them in the murder OF John Shepherd,
which occurred about three years ago.
Shepherd was shot while chopping wood
near the residence Of Jesse Albert, and no
clue to the perpetrators Of the deed was
ever gained. The! prisoners waived an
examination and were remanded to jail to
await the action Of the grand jury. The
Williams boys are desperate characters
who live on Critics mountain and who
never have borne good regulations. Shep-
herd is supposed to have been robbed OF o
good sum Of money at the time he was
murdered.
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ANOTHER FAILURE
BLYTHE coMatrrTEE oNE1EcTIoNs


Mayor Grub yesterdaycans another
meeting Of the Council Committee on
Elections to be called for last evening. At
a seasonable hour SIessrs. Harrell, Kinney,
Gavin and Farrell, four out Of the six
members Of the committee were at the
city building. These four made quorum,
vel there was no meeting OF the commit
lee held. The Committee on Lights was
Also called for last evening. This com.
mittee consists OF eight members, and
consequently q majority-fye members
"a quorum. Messrs Kinney and Farrell
are members OF this committee as well as
of that on elections. With them there
were seven members present last night,
80 that the Committee on Lights would
have had quorum without either Of
them.
The four members OF the Committee on
Elections named above sat around last
night for twenty minutes or'half an hour
and then the Committee on Lights was
called to order. Messrs. Farrell and Kin
ney Joined this committee, and Messrs
Harrell and Gavin shortly left, remarkinl
that they were mot going to fool around
there; that there was no quorum and
would be no meeting, Naturally, attei
they departed, their prediction was real
lied. The Committee on Elections die
not meet. The Committee on Light
finished the business brought before 1t
and adjourned shortly before 8 o'clock.
A meeting OF Council has been called
for this evening. 1t was suggested las
night that as the Mayors report TO Coaa
ell had not even been taken up by thu
Committee to which 1t was referred, ]
would be perfectly proper to reconside
the vote by which 1t was SO referred, at thi
evenings meeting, and make some othe
disposition Of it. 1t was asserted tina
enough Democrats would vote for the mo
lion 10 reconsider, having had their eye
opened since the last meeting Of Council
10 recall the report and send that portion
OF IT referring to Chief OF Police Smith
neglect OF duty to the Committee on Pc
lice, where 1t is now pretty generally ad
mitted it should have gone in the frs
| ,Dtnna li.aH.
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afARTfN,s FERRY.
strike Mt the Aetna MIN Adj listed otht
FU ~ Notes

Strike Mt the Aetna Mill Adi Other
Notes.
Mayor Mitchell is able to be out again
after short illness,
Mr.. T. A. Cox, rof Woodsfeld, Ohio, Is
visiting Mr.. John Wallace.
The benefit given at the Excelsior rink
for Elmer Moore netted about so.
There was very pleasant party at the
residence Of Mr.. Robert Jarvis, in the
country, last night.
DR.. B. o. Williams is fayorobly spoken
Of as candidate for Water Works Trustee
from the First ward.
On January LIST the helpers and hook.
ups on the bar mill; the run.downs on the
guide mill, and the helpers and catchers
at the breakdown at the Aetna mill were
reduced Is per cent. They have been try
ing ever since to have this adjusted in the
lodge, but the Amalgamation had no au-
thprity in the matter and the men insti.
tuted d strike to regain their wages. The
matter was compromised yesterday by the
managers OF tho mill restoring 10 the men
onc-halt OF the reduction. n
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The steubenyflle Gazette says: The JEFF:
erson Iron Works Company will build q
steel plant OF some sort, but as yet have
not decided which system they will fol:
low. They will await the developments oil
the Oliver process, and as it is SO very
much cheaper than the Bessemer It Is
qnite likely that 1t will be adopted. What
ever process is adopted, twill be neces-
sary to change tho furnaces. We are de-
yeloping so rapidly in the iron business
that plants built one year will be destroyed
by the developments Of the next. Thus
the steel hail has made useless the most
valuable portion Of an iron plant.
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DR.. McCarrahan, formerly Of this place,
row Of Portsmouth, Ohio, was in town a
few days ago. attendingto some business
left unsettled. 9
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obapre ~ paftner.iIp.

Yesterday the firm Of Larkin & Hand.
Ian, ptoprietors and managers OF the Capt.
tol rink was dissolved, Mr.. Edward Lar
kin retiring. Hia share in the rink he
disposed OTTO John Hsndlsn, who is now
sole owner and manager. BE yill be as.
sisted by the old force that has made Itself
% popular with the public since the rink
opened. lIr. HRndlan is a live, progress.
sfye Young man who will use every effort
10 further increase the good feeling that
the public has for this rink. Mr.Larkip's
departure will be regretted by his friends
who will wish him success In whatever
business he may engage in. 57s IL /
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Rev. Elijah Henderson preached fare
well sermon Sunday evening. On We'd
nesday he will attend the Conference at
Springfield and may be sent here for an
other wear.
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BEnLAIRE.
Big Run at the steel woris-Elsetion Note
General News.

Big Run at the Steel works-Eiecti on Notes.
General News.
George Briggs has moved tosaxon, Pa.
Robert Harkins is moving his family to
New Jersey.
DR.. Williams took his household TO New
Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. D.J. Murray is quite low with In
'fammatory rheumatism.
The B., q. SO. trainsiwere delayed yes
terday morning by car that jumped the
rails near Alledonia.
The front OF the Aultbuildings, opposite
the bank, are being torn out for a large
double.iront store room for NJ. Somehow.
Only two Of the candidates for town
ship trustee live in the city, where at least
two OF the three holding Office should live.
A number Of our well-known business
houses will move April 4, and thereby
change the appearance Of the streets con-
siderably.
There will be some changes in the time
OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh trains
Sunday. The early Pittsburgh train win
leave Bellaire earlier.
Rev. Elijah Henderson preached fare
well sermon Sunday evening. On We'd
nesday he will attend the Conference at
Springfield and may be sent here for an
other year. ks
The new rink ut Wellsyille will be
opened Thursday evening and special
rates have been made for Bellaire people
to attend. A coach will be. run back on
the night freight.
The Bcllaire steel works has succeeded
in making 1876 tons in q run; but the ca
pacity will be increased by the addition OF
another cupola, as all the steel now made
isneeded at once.
The two riuks are advertising more and
more extensively and when the third rink
opens fire people will be kept supplied
with reading matter free. Band wagons,
streamers over the street and large posters
were out yesterday. f,
Some OF the voters propose TO make q
distinction inregard to Councilmen, voting
rather for those " no will fairly represent
their particular ward than for those who
frequently move or have no particular in
terests or knowledge Of their wards.
The Democratic ticket makers seem to
haye put their foot in it. The nomina-
tons please very few, and those few do
not think the ticket can be elected.
There will be Citizens ticket nom.
mated, and II the three tickets arc not sat;
isfactory then TO the Prohibitionists, they
too will nominate city officers.
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a Reduction OF WAGES
sald to DO Proposed BY tho workmsn-Fho

Said to be Proposed by tho workmen-The
Split.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Pittsburgh last night contains the follow
ing news ofinterest in this connection:
a meeting will be held next Saturday
in all districts Of the Amalgamated Assoc.
citation OF Iron and Steel Workers 70 elect
delegates to the National Scale Conven.
ton which meets in this city April 18th.
Last years scale will mall probability be
discarded and one less objectionable TO
the manufacturers substituted. Although
the officials Of the association are careful
not TO commit themselves on the question
OF the next years wages, it has been
pretty definitely ascertained that the
workmen propose reduction OF 10 per-
cent. .
1t is stated tonight that movement is
on foot to again place John jarrett at the
head OF the organization.
Rumors Of internal discussions have
been rife for some time and 1t is said the
withdrawalfrom the Association Of large
number OF nailers in the Wheeling dis
trict recently was the first step towards
the formation OF nailers' independent
organization. Mr.. Jarrett could not be
seen to. night and the officials OF the Asso-
citation state that they have no knowledge
OF such movement.
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EDWARD MURPHY.
us Lecture on John Bull and Broth.
Jonnthan.o -

us Lecture on ..John Ball and Brother
Jonathan"
The audience room and the gallery Of
the First Baptist Church were well oiled
last night by an intelligent and apprecia.
tiyeaudience to listen TO Edward Murphy's
talk on "John Bull and Brother Jona.
than.n When Mr.. Murphy entered the
church he was greeted with enthusiastic
applause. After a few explanatory re.
marks by Mr.. G. w. Baggs concerning the
future meetings under the auspices OF the
Woman's Christian Association, RevJGG NJ.
Shot introduced Mr.. Murphy in a deci-
dedly happy strain.
Mr.. Murphy is a lecturer possessing
more than ordinary abilities. His extern
sjye travels and the nature OF the work in
which he was engaged gave him oppor-
tunities for observation which he evident
" awaited himself OIL. He possesses good
descriptive qualities. His mimicry and
facial expressions are pleasing, Judging
from the hearty applause which greeted
his efforts in this direction. He possesses
q wonderful storeSof knowledge concern
ing noted men, times and places, and in
referring 10 worm (eup&utu poels 4upIeu
poems suitable TO the occasion from each
Of their works. He is a very pleasing
story teller, and did not 90 into
deep or thoughtful subjects without re-
|lieving the audience! with some
little Incident that convalsed them with
laughter. Without doubtsNir. Murphy
will occupy a o.emost position as lee
tufer. AZ a whole bis lecture last night
was well received, and should he ever re-
turn 10 this city he may expect q large
and appreeiative audience. The lecture
was a decided financial success and will
contribute largely toward reducing the
church debt. ~
Tonight Mr.. Francis Murphy will speak
in the First Baptist Church, beginning a
series Of lectures to continue Though the
week
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Busiuess Brisk.

There Is reported to be renewed activity
in gambling circles. A reporter was in
formed last night by young man who
has the entire to sporting circles, that the
sports had become treasured by Porter
Smiths persistent inactivity, and that
about as much gaming was now carried
on in the city as ever. He asserted that
three big games were in progress most all
day Sunday in a Twelfth street den, in
which at one time eighteen PLAYERS took
hands. Others where almost as.great &C.
tivity is now to be seen were also men
toned.
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6eo. pa. snooh & 90.
SHOOK & 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:
; 1oDozen fine all wool Jersey
Tacketsin sizes ranging from 80
to "a 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
40 Dozen Damask Towels,
22Hx42 inches reduced price,
IS Pieces double-width Cash
mere, all colors, 1215c per yard,
Afne 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.
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TpsT1E Sour LUNCH at Louis schwalb's
saloon this morning and evening.

And SIN Thsy cens. aRd Must be Sold.
Two car loads Of wall paper aud carpets,
with borders 10 match.
Handsome new styles brown back pa.
Handsome new styles white back pa
per, Toe.
ately low.
Carpets, window blinds, oil cloths, rugs,
mats, &C., &C., at greatly reduced prices
for cash, al Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JoHS RoIMER, Agt !
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Tonight AIr. Francis Murphy will speak
in the First Baptist Church, beginning a
series Of lectures to continue Though the
week. fl-
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WE have just received o new stock Of
w JACOB VI. GRUBB, The Jeweler,
~ Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS,
JUST RECEIVED.

A large assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting OF the latest yarie.
ties In Coatings, Suitings, Pantaioonings
aud 0yerc0atingS, which we will make
up III the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also 4 full line Of Gents Furnishing
0oo''' c. HESS & SONS.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city and wheeling Folk.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad. sis
Mr.. Arthur Willets has accepted a situa.
ton Us q clerk with good salary, and
will leave here for New York City next
Thursday.
Col. Jake Kemple returned home yes:
terday from the West, where he has been
meeting with tlattering success in the lee.
ture field. He will rest here q few days,
and then 60 East to ill number OF en-
gagements. He has already been re-
engaged for next season by the slayton
Lecture Bureau OF Chicago. Y
aPert; or My step.mother," is the title
Of Fred Marsden's new play for Minnie
Palmer. Johnnie Rogers and My Sweet
heart are delighted with II. Il strikes us
that q better title could have been select
ed. tstern; or, My Step.iather Downed, p
would do right well, eh, John ~ incin-
NAH Enquirer.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, b. O., March Sl.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, ger
orally warmer and fair weather; except
in the extreme western portion where the
temperature will fall slightly, with winds
generally outhxesterly.
For the Lower Lakes, local rains, fol-
lowed by fair weather, soutlwesterly
winds; warmer.
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There will be some changes in the time
OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh trains
Sunday. The early Pittsburgh train win
leave Bellaira earlier.
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MAco's aHumpty- Dumpty' and spe.
cialty. troupe opened weeks engagement
at Charley shay's Theatre last night to a
fair house. The company is agood one,
and gives very pleasing entertainment.
Some OF the specially acts are as sae In
their line as anything ever seen here, and
much OF the pantomime is new.
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Joe Weymer, watchman at the Kloman
Iron and Steel Works, says several parties
have visited and examined the mill with
. view. to becoming bidders for the purt
chase Of the concern, at the sale which Is
adYartiaad for the Ali nrnYimn 2.
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CONFIRMATION wREATHs.

We have Just received a new limo q
White Wreaths In all the different quail.
ties ; also, new Sash Ribbons In all colors.
A. L. RICE & co.
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DatNot on this Side OF the Riyer-nridge-
port Notes.
Mr.. George Medill is on the sick list.
Tyelye pudding furnaces at the IEsna
mill WILDE torn dpYn next week.
Mr.. Bennett, Of East Liverpool, will
hereafter be floor manager and instructor
atthe Mammoth rink.
Mr. James King and Miss Ella skidmore
were married by Rev. secsest at the West
End church Sunday night. Quite large
number Of friends were present to witness
the ceremony. s
Sunday night Marshal Me conahcy lIade
a raid on boat house tied up at the d.tna
mill, which has had the reputation Of be.
iaga gambling establishment. The pro-
prietof aud fifteen boys were arrested.
The proprietor was Gned $50 and costs.
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1EpopEsna at E. F. Heyman's New
Balloon, 10. l012 lLaip Street, on Wednes.
day morning. Lunch during the day apd
Grand Concert In The evening by the
Opera House Orchestra. All are itiyited.
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wanted rirSscllts Negative Re.ouehet.
BicycleS for Sale. l,.lt
For Rent-Bfick Dwelling. 81 M ~.
Faster CafdE-RiFks AIT store. ~
Artistic lkAStef NoYeltiC5-A cLufe House AT
store. ~
WomGn's Union Benevolent Society.
Tea and Dinner sets-EWiug Bros. .e.t.
81 ReWAid-LcSt-Gold SpectacleA
UndQrEIitefSl Insurance Company.
Fancy Died Peaches-Nc Mechen. ~.
HotiCe-Liquof Dealers, Inn, keepers, &C.
IRdders-deo W. Johbson,s Sons
ExcelStor baking Powder-R II. List 49,.
Opera HOus0-BaFlow & willon's Mammoth Min
For For Rent and For sals-H Houses aud Yarns Jas
A, Henry Agent -r
commissioners Sale. tlf
Browns Iron BitterS-Fourth page.
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40 scR1BERs.

Subscribers 70 the iS4zlilorscER contemplating
change Of residence OF, place q bu1inta, vim
ebligs Us BY reporting same toihi, once, that they
nayseceiye theit papes without interruption.
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Ther.mometer Record.

The following shows the range Of The
thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
a A. NJ, 42s, 70 NJ, 42s; 3 T. NJ, AZ; 2
~, SSS. Sunday: "A. NJ, 4SS, IL n; 40,
8 r. NJ, 400, Z r. NJ, 45S.
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A. L. RICE & co.

On and after to-day our Store will be
open ID; tho evening. - 80
A. L.. RlGE q w. !.
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lagT fElFfs sApupttRg 6S.6oo
aAppliEA fph tm feies 70 clubs should Do made
I9r tuEthe ton WriIe CLEARLY, giving full
addfeea. fo4tel Notes Expire Money Orders, OF
New York Exchange IN ordinary letter. Currency
~ kxpteas tall SUNNI Of y and upwards Of our OK.
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MoyRlng Glory Baking Poydor,
always pure and reliable, s9ld by al
leading grocers.
G. s. FrENY, PppheLes,
141O Main street.
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Lepts soHwALB will serve first class
turtle soup lunch at his saloon this morn
ing and aYeninR.
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nj. tt5utnta,t son
4 600.

Pair Of Rink Roller Skates
given away at NJ. GurNAS +
Co.'S in the last sixteen DAYS
400 pair now inthe house to Be- &,
given away during the coming
week.
a pair Of these elegant Rink
Roller Skates to be given awav
with every Boys Suit at N
GuTSlAN & Cos.
Boys Suits in all qualities, all
kinds and all prices, ATM. Cur.
MAN & Cos.
And a pair of Rink Roller
Skates given away with eyey
Boy'sSuit at M. GurMAN& Cos.
children's Clothing of every
imaginable style, color md cut,
at NJ. GurMAN & Cos. '
And a pair of Rink Roller
Skates given away with every
Child's Suit, at M. GurMAN (
Cos.
Save 25percent on every suit
you want by buying it at Nj.
GUTMAN & Cos, and get a pair
Of Roller skates for nothing.
NJ. GutIIlaR & Co.'s
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.