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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia the Guy aud Wheeling Folk
AhrnRl.

Strangers Ia the Guy aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Rev. j. B. Reed, OF Falrmont, was at tn
stamm House yesterday.
Hon. II. G. Barr LETT yesterday on
business trip to Philadelphia.
Capt. b. b. Dovener is attending tn,
Circuit Court at Moundsvllle.
Attorney General Caldwell was attend
ing court at Moundsville yesterday.
Mr.. p. j. Moran, OF the B. 4 o. machine
shops, is out again after u long spell 0
Illness.
Col. W. W. Arnett has returned from
Cincinnati, where he has been on lega
business. -.
Col. Robert White aud Alfred Rhein
6trom are at New Cumberland, attending
the County Court.
Mr.. Henry stamm, proprietor Of the
hotel bearing his name, Is confined TO his
room by slight illness.
Mr.. George K. McMechen is moving
into the residence formerly occupied by
the late Alexander Laughlin.
Mr.. O. N. Healey and family will re.
move this week to Cleveland, Ohio, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. George Theirs, formerly travelling
salesman for q. A. Houses music store,
has departed for Omaha, Neb., where he
will engage III business.
William Wright, an intelligent gentle.
man Of the Pacific coast, and general agent
OF the Pacific Iron and Nail Company, oil
San FranCisCo, Is stopping at the Mcclure
House.
Secretary Lynch, Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city, Is to nd.
dress the ladies Of SLeubenvills in the
formation Of an association In that city
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Dwight W. Custer, editor OF the
Slstersville Independent, Is to be married
Thursday To Miss Matte Caldwell, OF
Letart, Ohio, at the home OF the brides
uncle, Hon. Q. 7. Caldwell, Of Parkers.
burg.
Williams and w. A. Kennedy, Of Terre
llaute, who have been in the city few
days, left yesterday for Bellaire. They
are nailers interested in the proposed co.
operative mill at Terre Haute.
Tho friends Of Rev. L. H. Dornblaser,
pastor OF the First English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, surprised him on Fri.
day last with n number OF presents.
Among them was handsome gift in solid
cash by HE congregation as a token OF the
estimation in which he is held by his
people. The occasion was the Celebra,
ton OF his thirty.slxth birthday.
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RULES AND NE0ULAr1oNs
Prepared by the West vltElnih Natural Ga
Company, TO Govern its Patrons,

Prepared by the West Virginia Natural GAI
Company, TO Govern lts Patrons.
The West Virginia Natural Gas Com.
pany has prepared rules and regulations
to govern It's patrons. Following will he
found several Of the principal ones
The company will make the necessary
connections with It's main and carry same
10 tile curb Of pavement, but all other
connections and appliances for the ptir.
pose Of utilizing the gas from that point
shall be at the cost Of the consumer, and
shall be, as 10 character, condition and
Arrangement, at all times subj Loot 10 the
approval OF the Inspector.
The consumer shall use all due care 90
as to prevent any waste Of gas. And that
tho company may properly guard its In.
tefests, II iB necessary that Il shall, at all
reasonable times, by iIs authorised agent,
have free access to the premises In which
the gas 10 used, TO determine II Il Is being
carried, distributed and burned In aproper
manner, and In accordance with these
rules and regulations, and the company
reserves the right to measure the gas
ltsed, and to shut of the supply Tor any
OF the following reasons; LIST, Tor fepalFS,
I'd, for want Of Rupplyj 3d. for nOn.bay.
mens oil bill when due; 4lh for itaudu.
lent representations In relation 10 con.
sumption Of gas 5th, for waste Of the gas,
In casa the supply Of gas should fall,
whether from failure Of wellg, bursting oil
pipe, or any other cause, the company
shall not be liable iof damage by reason
Of such failure, nor shall Il DO liable ip
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RIVER NEWS.
stngo OF the wator and movements OF til,
Steamboats,.

stage OF the WRtSr and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Joseph A. Stone passed up.
The Katie stockdSle is due down to-day
and the General Pike up.
The Louis A. Shirley will leave Cincin.
natl for this point at 8 o'clock this even.
ing.
Pilot Joe Alexander went 10 Cincinnati
from Moundsville last week TO renew bis
acquaintance with the river channels.
The progressive euchre and dancing
party that was to have been given on the
Andes last evening was postponed until
some future time.
Capt. Hold Knowles was In Pittsburgh
last week looking for boat 10 DO placed
In the Pittsburgh and Kanawha river
trade In opposition To the W. n. OhanCel.
lor.
During the past iorty.eight hours the
river has been rising rapidly. The marks
last evening indicated q depth in the
channel Of nineteen feet and the river Was
still rising.
A numberoitowboats that left Pittsburgh
on last Wednesday and Thursday with
tows Of coal In barges will return, flying
light, to take out towg, among others the
Sam Clark, Sam Brown, Josh Cook, Acorn
and John Moren.
At Pittsburgh last evening the marks
indicated depth Of fifteen feet In the
channel and both rivers were rising,
From all points above there, on both
rivers, the reports were to the effect that
the rivers were rising.
Tho Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
$3.50 o'clock last evening. Her officers re.
ported a very fair trip. She will leave for
Cincinnati on her return trip at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. The Andes Is so well and
iavofably known all along the river th Al
she needs no word Of commentator.
Shippers should have freight on hand
promptly.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.
tsiLS contained the lolloWlng The Iron
Age departed on Saturday morning with
three bafges Of rails for ". Louis and two
bafges Of coal for Keokuk. She and Iron.
sides are expected 10 exchange at OF near
Marietta, Tie Iron Age iSexpected TO
arrive In time TO take out q tow Of ten
boats Of coal for William Brown ( Sons.
The river along ils entire course has
risen TO that stage that all the boats Of the
coal fleet can navigate with tows, and the
feBult Is that the "fun" Of coal has been
considerably increased, In addition 10
the coal sent out from Pittsburgh Thurs.
day laat, on Sunday six Bteamefs with
800 900 Bushels fof Cincinnati aud twenty.
elk steamers with 6,247,000 bushels for
Louisville wefe sent out. With what
further shipments are 10 be made II will
make this years March rum about
100000 bushels. For the past three
days the feet has been paSslhgj eleven
tows passed yesterday,
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LOCAL DRHvIrIEs.
matters OF minor Moment In and About the
City,

matters OF Minor Moment In and About The
City.
ISL sLocrN" at the Opera House again
tonight.
"EsNERAlp% at the Academy again
this evening.
TnR third Of the series Of amateur races
arranged for at the Alhambra rink will
take place this evening.
The last will and testament Of LabOriousa
Kress, deceased, was yesterday admitted
to probate and ordered to be recorded.
THR Board Of Commissioners made a
visit to tho County Infrmary yesterday
to inspect it as committee OF the whole
Miss DAISY DEAE, Of North Wheeling,
held tickt No. 100 that won large easy
chair rallied OIL at Frew 4 Bertschey's last
evening.
KRAMERs orchestra will play for the
skaliug and dancing carnival TO be given
at the ChRpllne street rink by the "Mikado
Social, Thursday evening,
Stow fell freely at intervals yesterday,
and the day WAS an orthodox March one
in all respects, and suggestive OF anything
hut "the flowers that bloom in the
spring"
"BuoH" MuLDOoN was sent to the hill
for thirty days by Judge Jeilers yesterday
morning for disorderly conduct, and Mike
McDouOugh got the same sentence Tor
drunkenness
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postollice: John Brill, L, p, PAUL, +. A.
Manning, D, W, Barrick, James b. Harris
son, J, j, DoOley.
THE crown Of the furnace Of the Bril-,
liant Glass Works, which recently Cayed
| in, has been repaired, The men who did
the work OF repairing returned yesterday
afternoon to their homes in this city.
THE schmulbach Brewing Company, OIL
this city, has given out contracts for the
erection in SIeubenville OF wareroomSl
stables, Ice house, office and dwelling
house for the Company's agent there
THR nail factories in operation at the
sevGnleen-cGut scale. hogan yesterday run
ming II hours day. The manulle'
turers soy II hours was always the rule
until recently, and now they but return to
the old System.
Tug shot aud splash which we're heard
on the Suspension bridge shortly before
o'clock Sunday morning was occasioned
by Officer Watson shooting q dog which
was not assessed for taxation, and Consign'
Ing the carcass to watery grave.
A BOARD floor has been laid over the
tiing on the north end corridors Of the
Public Building to protect it while the
work OF wreCklng and repairs progresses
and the dust has been fenced out of TIT
Clty'R half OF the house by a temporary
partition.
PAnGE O'NGIL, charged with Gssaultinl
and IObbinO a man named Hines in the
Second ward Saturday night, was given :
preliminary hearing by JustiCe Davis las
evening and the case against him dis
missed. O'Nel claims that an injustice
was done himby the statement that hi
associates compose hard crowd.
GEORGE WArsoN was fined $50 and cost
in police court yesterday for keeping :
gaming room, and the two men arrested
In his room by the police Sunday nigh
got $40 and costa each NIabis and Ian
messer say that WGtson's place Is not ove
their store, but in the adjoining building
, OF course nobody would suspect this firm
Of hurboring such place.
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nrmnnnAr1o NOMINEES
For Municipal Omoss at BsllAirs-oths
BelIRlrs NsWa.

Na
For Municipal OmOss At BsllAiTs-othsF
BsllAiFs Nova.
The Republicans are we'll pleased with
their tickets, city and township,
Miss Lizzie Miller died Sunday evening
in the sixteenth year Of her age.
It is probable that the "snRpping" boys
at the goblet works will 60 to work soon
The Indian show left town yesterday
morning after having been here many
weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. CoulsOn have gone
70 Colorado in hopes Of bsnehtting Mrs.
Coulson's health.
Workmen were employed on the street
car tracks part Of Sunday, removing tim
beIs and putting down new ones to pre-
vent constant jumping of the tracks,
The Andes came up yesterday piled TO
the boiler.deck with hoop-poles and bar
rel slaves, which were unloaded at Lees
whariboat for the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
railroad.
A keel boat or model barge, apparently
loaded, struck one Of the piers oil the u. \
o. bridge yesterday and was so evenly
balanced across the pier that it renamed
there just above the waters edge. The
larger tow-boRts had some trouble in steer
ing clear Of it as half its length projects
into the channel, aud one boat had to
have the assistance OF another steamboat
to get her barges through safe.
The Democratic city Convention last night
made the following nominations, all bysc'
Clamation Mayor, Patrick MCGranaghan
Marshal, John Burke; Solicitor, George X,
Woodbridge; Treasurer, Fred Rodewigi
Street Commissioners, Cornelius Ourran
Water Works Trustee, James B, Darrah
Board Of Education, 7, j Smith and Thomas
Ault. Messrs. Burke, Woodbridge and
Rodewig are the present inCumbents o.
the Offices for which they were named
The nominees for Couucilmen are; Firsl
ward, s. L, sterritti Second, John Morris
Third, John j, McDermott; Fourth
Gideon S, jennings Filth, H, Il, Hsrten'
stein,
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any event for damage to person or prop
erty arising, Accrning or resulting rom
the use Of gas.
Consumers are not permitted 10 use gas
for Illuminating purposes, or for any pun
pose, or in any place, other than Is pro-
Vidad Tor in the contract, without having
first Obtained the written consent Of the
company, and arranged TO pay additional
compensation therefor.
Bills must be settled at the Office Of the
company within the time specified in the
contract, or the gas may be turned of
without notice, II expressly stipulated,
that in all cases where gas is contracted
for at an annual rats, the consumer prom
ises to pay until expiration OF contract
whether he consumes the gas or not, and
that the privilege OF disContinuance con-
tanned in the contract shall only apply To
gas contracted for at q monthly rate,
Contracts are not transferable. New &C.
cupants are required to make application
in person at the Office Of the company at
the time they commence the use Of gas, Ia
avoid being liable for back dues for all gal
supplied until such notice was given,
The company may demand the removal
or repair Of any burner or exit pipe thai
it may deem injurious to its interests and
the consumer agrees to comply with such
demand.
Failure to comply with any Of the ruler
annuls the contract,
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Al TUE TnEATNEs.
"E,msralda Frank Ftuyus-OamIlla
Urao, etc,

" Esmernldh" FRANK ffpyno-OAmllln
UrSo, etc,
Mrs. Burnetts Charmingand well known
play, "Esmeralda," was given last night
at the Academy Of Music 10 large and
we'll pleased audience by the Dillon &
StGdman Company, The play appeals TO
the popular idea Of justice in affairs Of the
heart, and it will continue to attract
patronage from all classes wherever pre-
scented by competent Company, such as
seen last night. The rendition Of EgbTi
Rogers, by Mr Charles Sledman, stamps
him as a character actor Of great power,
and his beautiful reading was a rare treat
when he spoke Of Old Bald Mountain and
his little home.
Richard Dillon, as Dave Hardy proved
himself an actor OF sterling merit, willis
James Horne, as ESiabrOOke, won the good
will Of the audience q. once. Messrs
Davis, King and Coleman are artists oil
good judgment. Miss Jessie Deegle, W
Nora, is q beautiful and talented young
actress, and completely captured and
won the audience by her perfect perform,
anCe. Her love scene with Eslabrooke
was so artless and Cleverly done as Il
win deserved applause and laughter
Miss Anna Ames (ESmeraldG) Is pretty
and plays withfeelng and Intellis ence
The Misses Gardner and Crowell, az
Kuh and Mrs.. Rogers respectively, wert
all that could be desired. On a whole
tho company and performance is the bes
that has been seen in Wheeling in MANY
q day.
"EsmerAlda" will be continued every
evening during the week and at tho We'd
nesdsy and Saturday matinGss.
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AT the Opera House last night, Frank l
Frayne and pleasant company opened
an engagement which Is to run till
Wednesday evening, with matinee to,
morrow. The play Is the new Isl
sloCum," which differs from the former
lurid sensational drama In being full oil
comedy and literally intenpersed with
music and specialties. Mr.. Frayne does
not seem to have aged q day. He Is the
same vigorous, manly 81 as Of old, In bis
support Is George Booker, whose superior
as a comedian OF the Bunch Of Keys'
school does not exist. He was the iunni-
est GrinsSey in that play ever seen, and In
his present play there Is scarcely mo-
ment that he Is ON the stage that the audi.
enCe is not Convulsed with laughter. Mr..
Jones does the shooting for the company
now, among other ieats knocking the fire
of a cigar held In mans mouth. Andy
Amann's Dutch speCialIies are great, and
the rest OF the company are pleasing, the
dog especially 30. There is something in
the play to please Overy taste, and the
audience last night gave liberal signs Of
delight.
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BUILDING
Journal Of Architecture,
DEVOTED TO ARCHITECTURE FrBSIrEE
DECORATION AND ORNAMENT.
For Sale by all Newsletter

EaOh number contains POUR Full Page N'
IIlhOgrAphlC Plates and -lXTEEN
Pages OF LetterpIe.s.
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1mportlpE I,Flekinyors.

A Philadelphia contractor passed
through the city yesterday accompanied
by eight bricklayers from the same city
en- route to ParkerSburg, where they 90 to
do some work for the Standard Oil Com.
pany. Tile workmen in this line living
hereabout think the policy Of importing
hands from such q distance Is neither
wise economy on the part Of the contrac.
tor nor wise politics on the part OF Senator
Camden, who is the head Of the local
branch Of the concern for which the work
IA TO be done,
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INSURE YOUR LIFE


Aud thus protect your wife aud children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable Life Insure
anCe at rates within reach OF small Ia.
comes. The average cost last year IL the
Ohio Valley mas less tnan TINT of any
other Life Insurance Company or Society
IN the country. The Ohio Valley has In
eight years paid over EUU,OOO Dollars to
widows and orphans Of deCCaSed mcm'
bCrs. The year 1855, Notwithstanding
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year OF It's history.
Medical Examinations made at the
Office free Of charge. For further infUr'
nation enquire nj the Office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1891
Market street.
~ GEN. /. IL. DUyAL, Pres.
W. U. HANDLAN, See.
r. II. LOGAN, Treas.
T. u. UAMPBEIL, NJ. d.,
Medical Director.
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1.sespllon a ths :. N. Q. a.

Ille following is the programme for the
reception to be given az the Young Mems
Christian Association at o'clock tonight:
TIAn0 bOl0 VhAnA0nA B0lfe
Nils 9afa Sweeney.
HccitAtOn from Hamlet
MI Frank NesblL
Vocal sOlo...,...""WhGn the caves Begin to Fall
Miss Theresa N. Phillips
Miss Rena HOusg
COrnpl Duet IDENTITY alghs the Breeze"
Meisis. john Mcclure and Geo Milligan.
....," he AtlnOh Of the Ship
Miss Rila Velth.
Vocal Ma BtietlC WALTZ
Mis-. n, Norton.
Recitation Angels Of Buena Vista
Miss RllA L. Dean.
Vocal acknowledgements ReSt In the Lord
Mrs Sadie LOgtn.
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Camilla Urso.

The sale Of reserved seats will commence
at Banners music store this morning fol
the concert at the Opera House next Mon.
day evening by the only female yiolinisl
Of note, Camilla Urso, and her excellent
company. This concert will be the musi'
cal event OF the present rather dull sea.
son, and doubtless the house will be
crowded by the music.loving classes, The
company Is q fine one.
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EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. NJ. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line Of
HoweB and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail 10 see The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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John Pennington, Of st. ClalrsvillV, wa
In town yesterday.
Dr.. II. W. Hoyt, Of New York, Is visit
Ing at j. L. Cooke,
J.E, Darrah, OF Bellalre, was calling OIL
friends here yesterday.
The hearing Of Gray, charged with steal
Ing chickens, will occur to-day.
Mrs. James lIseCe, who died suddenly
was buried at Weeks Cemetery yesterday
Winfield Burns, Of Barton's Station
was fined S. % yesterday for drunkenness
Henry Wells was reported last evenint
as lying very low, as was also child O
Charles Co.'s,
Marshal McConaughy took William
Clinton, convicted oil stealing chickens, "a
81, OlaifHville yesterday,
William MuOtacken, Of San Francisco
CAL, Is visiting Mr.. John Cook He hal
been absent for twenty-five years,
The wind and rain storm Of last Sunday
morning did some damage above here, ID
the way Of blowing roofs OF Structures
and the like.
Trustee George GllIln sent a man and
wife 10 the County lnilfmary yesterday
morning. They weto III destitute ClrOtm.
stances and hailed from Hamilton county,
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WASHINGTON, D O., March 93.-1A.M-
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, slowly rising temperature, winds
generally westerly, becoming variable.
For Lower Lake Region, clearing wealth.
er, slowly rising temperature, westerly
tyindu.
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THE third Of tho series OF amateur
races being given Of the Alhambra rink
will take place tonight between Wallie
Worls, James Wheat aud Henry Etz.
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SPRING md Summer stock Just re-
CelveI, An elegant and complete line d
Snltlngs, PnniHlOOnlDgs anu OTerCOat'
ings, which We will make up Ia tile best
Style and nj low prices. -
4. HESS \ SONS,
1891 4 1919 Market Street.
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AsnnnIlInr nnhx.

Why is o newly.born baby like q gale Of
wind2 Because 1t begins with a squat.
Gold gales induce coughs and Group. lay.
lor's Cherokee Remedy ofsweet Gum and
Mullen will cure 1t.
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a New Compnay OrganI.ed.

The Nail City Gas and OIL Company,
lately chartered by Secretary Of Stale
Walker, organized last evening by elect
ing board OF nine Directors, 8Iessrs.
Lewis Jones, H. +. Jones, @, A House, S.
E, 0lmstead, Il, L. Rose, W, I. Burt, G.
o, Smith, George OlatoE and W, Il, Dom
aldson, The Directors later chose Mr..
Lewis Jones President, =, l.. Rose Vice
President, W. p, McKelvey Secretary
and II, +, Jones Treasurer, This COM
pany controls valuable territory in the
Washington oil and gas field, and is ready
to commence the work Of sinking its first
wall
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THE stock Of Hats, Caps and Genls'
Furniehing Goods at Noble Bros new
Store, In the Mcclure House building, iB
nhInnlhLa.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, q o our {, own 1,,l brand,
Just received. JACOB v. GRUBD,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.


The following shows tho range Of the
Thermometer az observed at SChnepfsdrup
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
a. NJ, 39'i I'm, 30'i 3 r.Mn 1921 Z r. NJ,
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THE third Of the series Of amateur racer
being given at the AlhRmbra rink will
take place tonight between Wallie Worls,
James Wheat and Henry Etz.
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At SO 90

all wool corkscrew wostod suits in black,
blue and brown, Cutaways and sacks, at
KRAus Bios. & DARR's,