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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-28
Fox.soHULz.
A Very PIsa,aAt Marriage Ceremony fes'
teFdAy Afternoon,

trfuhy AkNAtAeNAf
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Thomas Fox,
IT,, and Miss N. Lotts Schulz were mar
ried in the parlOrs Of the Episcopal resi-
dencs attached to the Cathedral. The
ceremony was performed at 2 O'Clock by
Ri. Rev, Bishop KAN, assisted by Rev.
Father McEligott, The witnesses or at,
terdsnts were; Mr., William Brown and
Miss Annie SteRer. MessTg. Otto Schulz
and VIII ]. Late sCted rs ushers. The
families aud g number OF the near friends
OF the bride and groom were present also
Following the wedding was 9 reception
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
No. 1855 Fourteenth street, There hearty
congratulations were shoWerad on the
handsome couple and 0 very enjoyable So
cial time had. Refreshments were nicely
served under the direction Of ZtegentaldeF'
MI, and Mrs. Fox left on the 80 train on
the Baltimore Il Ohio road Tor Washing
ton and Baltimore. They will DO absent
about n week, The conventional
shower OF rice and old shoes took placs as
they left the houss and q gay party &C
Companied them IS far as BenWood,. the
festivities at the house were continued
last evening,
The bride is the Oldest daughter OF Mr.
Nicholas Schulz, one Of Wheeling's lead
ing business men. She was very attract
lively sttired In a brown satin aud brown
broCaded velvet costume with hat to
match, aud wore a large coEsage ibouquel
OF roses. Mr.. Eox Is q well known and
popular gentleman engaged as a roller al
the Crescent Iron Works.
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RIVER Netsa.

Tho Andep got away late last evening,
with q big trip, for Cincinnati.
The W. N. Chancellor is due up to-day
on her way from Charleston to Pittsburgh.
She will pass here on her way down at an
early hour Friday morning.
The depth Of tho water in the channel
last evening, according 10 the marks, was
0 feet, and the river was stationary, AZ
Pittsburgh It was on u stand, with 8 feet
0 inches In the channel.
The steamer New Courier has been
withdrawn from the Parkersburg trade,
and Capt. Prince will overhaul and re.
paint her and keep her here through the
season for the use Of picnic and excursion
parties. She can be chartered for suCh
uses on reasonable terms. Several par.
ties have already engaged her for special
occasions.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
s]trangUrs 10 the Uity auI Wheeling Foil
abroad,

Strangers Ia the City uad wheeling ok
abroad.
Mr.. II. S. White, Of Bolton, is in the
city.
W. j. Kerns, OF Hossyille, W. Va, is in
town.
John Porter, of New Cumberland, Is at
the MClure,
Mr., Frank LsMoyne, OF Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Ida Gottmann, Of steubenville, is
visiting Miss Lou schambra, on Chapltne
street.
Mr. A. l.. Rice returned yesterday to his
home in New York after several weeks
s]Ojourn in Wheeling.
MIR, S. L. Mooney, Of Woodsheld, rresi.
dent Of the DellRire, Xlnesville 4 CinCin.
natl road, is ut the st. James.
Alorao P. Carney, editor Of the Sickle,
the g Republican paper at Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. b, Wilson, one Of Washington
County's noted atoCk-raisers, was register.
ed at The stanm House yesterday.
Mrs. McNulty, OF San Francisco, isat the
stamm House. She is here looking after
her interests in the Meriben estate.
Miss Louise Dempsey, Of the Devils
Auction" Company, Is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. George Reilly, while in the
city.
MI. O. o. Hanlon, OF GAINESVILLE, an
attaChe Of that bright and elterpriSing
paper, the Republican, was in the city yes.
terday.
President Finn, OF the Wheeling Gas
Company, came down from Pittsburgh
again Last evening and registered at the
Stamm House as usual.
Capt. II. A. Whiting and Messrs. +. B.
and W. A. Hough, all OF FGirmontrmem.
bers Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio engineering
force, were in the city yesterday.
Scott T. Jones, OF Preston county, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Nebraska, where he will make his future
home, and perhaps engage In banking.
Miss Luella Peterman, daughter Of
Squire II. @. Peternan, Is lying dagger.
ously i'll at her homo on the Island, Of
nervous prostration, consequent upon a
long attack Of typhoid fever.
Messrs. II. R. Howard, OF Point Pleas.
ant, and Ex.Delegate Collins, OF Kanawha
county, members OF the Board Of Direc.
tors Of the Penitentiary at Moundsville,
arc in the city, to attend a meeting Of the
Board at the prison to-day.
Charles W. Bruner, agent OF Prof.
CroCker's Equi.rationals, an educated
horse company similar to Bartholomew's
Equine Paradox, is in town making ar.
rangements for the appearance OF his at.
traction at the Opera House all next week.
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THE NAtIoNAL IDEALS,
A Greatly Improved NO0aiuon-"UhImOs

A Greatly Improved ROHdition-"OhimSs Oi
Normandy" Tonight.
The National Ideal 0pem Company rem
dered "The Mikado" at the Peoples
Theatre last evening for the second time
Tho performance was in every respect 4
vast Improvement on the croditable one
of the opening night, Mr., Wheelan, the
MiEado, has q fms voice, and his concep'
ton OF the part is new in some respects
and good In all. The chorus was aug
mented by the arrival OF four members
who were delayed in Washington City
Monday, and the musical director also
arrived a day late. The Ratisha, Miss
Crsgg, sang much better than OH Monday
night, and taken altogether the perform
anCe was an excellent one.
This afternoon "'The Mtkado" will be
given again. Those who have not seen
the company in the Jap opera should EN-.
brace this last opportunity to do so. This
evening, instead oi "0livGtte," as hereto.
fore announced, "Th0 OhImea Of Nor.
mandy" will be- given by request. The
company's rendition Of this aver popular
opera Is highly spoken Of by the press,
and doubtless the house will be we'll filled
again.
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TIlosE ITALIANS.
The west Virginia Compauy's Views on the
Hubieet,

The west Virginia %CompAuy'S Views on thu
Subject.
AS bearing out the views expressed by
a representative Of the Natural Gas Com.
pany Of West Virginia and printed yes.
terdsy, tho following letter, written last
Saturday morning, before the officers Of
that company were informed Of the facts,
is significant:
PirrsBuRdn, Pa, April q, 1885.
W. Il. Msauls, ESY.:
DEAH slR,-our Mr.. Rich telephones
that a rumor prevails on your streets thai
Mr.. Kimberly was about 10 hire italian
labor TO work on our pipe line. We have
no knowledge as 10 what Mr.. Kimberly
proposes 10 do, nor have we any right 10
AK him. Having made a contact with
him to do the work, you know, aud | hope
your citizens, particularly your editors
will remember that we have no power IN
the premises. hope the fumof ID not
true, as we are anxious 10 have the work
done as expedltiouBly as possible and
without any difficulty as TO labor,
Respectfully yours,
OnAs. w, BA1CHRLoR,
PrGidcnk,
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"The Devils Auction was presented
last night al the Opera House 10 an au.
dlenCe Of over 100 people, Which com.
plelely packed the hon6e upstairs and
down. The receipts At the door were
neatly $1,000. The play pleased those
present Miss Louise Dempsey 10 deseiy.
Ing Of especial notice. Her representation
Of the Fairy was unusually Elne. She
shows much dramatic talent, and hef
singing Of "OLhet Arrangement" brought
down The house,
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Aat,ors Of Minor aIumsar in ana Abuut ms
Oly,

hhtioTa OF mlnof ntumeht w hAn Apuut lHs
Ol1.
MATINEE at the PsOple'aT Theatre to-day.
THREE marriage licenses we're issued
yesterday.
THR Capitol clock was dark last night
for some reason.
PRoFLE's THEATRE this evening
"Chimes Of Normandy"
The Island orchards are lovely in the
white and pink Of full bloom.
A LARGE excursion Of German citizens
OF Marietta will visit this city Mays
TuE first barefoot boy Of the season
made his appearance on the street yester-
day.
TuE eiectment suit Of Harry VS., Ankle
is still on trial In Part ! oil the Circuit
Court.
TnG "Dsyil's Auction" Company is at
the McLuIe. II came from Parkersburg
and goes to Pittsburgh.
A TRAMP named Evans went to the
work. house for thirty days from Police
Court yesterday morning.
Tug West Wheeling paper mill, which
has been thoroughly oveThauled and re-
paired, resumed operations Monday.
PETER ERB sold to Mr.. Alp. Tsllman, o.
Bridgeport, q fine bay Kentucky road
horse, six years old, The price was $500
THR challenge sent by John Ritz, o
Bellaire, to Griffin, Of Buffalo, TO row {
race over the Bellairs course, names S2,5ON
instead OF $500 as the stakes.
TnE jury in the coal bank case Of MyerI
vs. Marshall, which has been on trial II
Part / Of the Circuit Court, was discharged
yesterday, having failed to agree alter two
days dsliberatIon.
JoHN D. SCHMIDT, proprietor Of the Or
lGann ealoon, l4ll Market street, has lttet
up the finest SUMMED garden connected
with any saloon in the city, and will nav
a very attractive place this SUMMER
TIE Young Mems Christian Association
paIlors were filled last evening. will
members and friends Of the association
who enjoyed the closing social reception
for this season, The programme was va
RED and evGry.part was well rendered.
THR Elite Society will give q farewell
reception at the Arion hall, OH Thursda,
evening" in honor Of Messrs. Snyder m,
Heckel, two members, who will short.
leave Tor Kansas City with y view t
making their permanent home there.
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A crossing Of patent paving blocks
hexagonal In shape and five inches deep
made Of ordinary clay, but burned black
clear through, was laid yesterday aCrotl
Eleventh street on tho lower end Of the
Upper market square. The blocks are d
home invention, and a patent has been
applied iotby tlie Hamilton Rrothers and
l.. +. Stiiel. This crossing Ia tue ilrsI
piece Of paving laid Of the now blocks
and IL ID put down as on experiment and
test, Many people think thiB the besI
paving block yet introduced hero.
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G0r Aemt.

F0R RENT-THE FINE IBRPg
~ story residence At present occupied b, Il
hO.khglmeF, No 1919 ChGpline street IiouSs! ~,
eight rooms, bathroom, water, gls and Mi MI
conyonlenCeG Apply to ARTHUR LITTLE. N"a
iR2l.W4S
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i. o. q. r. ~ANNlvRKsAKY.
The si1ly.Isyonth DlrlhdNy of the Order I

The s%ixty.IsYcnth lIirlhdRy Of the Order TO
be Observed.
Monday last, April %, was the sixty.
seventh anniversary Of the foundation Of
The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
It Is customary 10 observe theanniversary,
and tho Wheeling lodges have made ar.
rangements TO do 80 this evening by a
musical and literary entertainment at the
Opera House. A very attractive pro-
gfamme has been arranged. The follow
Ing gentlemen compose the standing en-.
teTtainnent committee Of the local lodges
for tho current year, which has the affair
Of this evening in charge: Charles T.
Reed, Of Virginius Lodge No. q ]. NJ.
Todd, franklin Lodge No. 8; Richard
Heinrich, William Tell Lodge No. o. =.
NJ. Darrah, Wheeling Lodge No. 0;
William johnson. Pamela Lodge No. 12i
Henry Goethe, Concord Lodge No. 10i
Joseph Il. Purcell, Excelsior Lodge No.
40; A. j.. SChullzs, Eureka Lodge No. IS.
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The Fourth Annual session In This City
To-day.

To-day,
Tho fourth annual encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic OF the
Departmental West Virginia will convene
Ia this city to-day, according TO General
Order No. I Of the Department Command.
er, q, d. Smith, Of Parkersburg. The ses.
sion will be held In the. hall Of j. w. 1Iol.
liday Post No. 12; Of this city, In BsCk's
block, Market street.
The members OF the Department Coun.
oil Of Administration will meet at Depart.
ment Headquarters, Mcclure House, Of 2
o'clock =. II. Members Of the EnCamp.
nent will report 10 the Assistant Adiu.
tant General on their arrival, The Com.
mander Of John Holiday Post will furnish
an Officer Of the Day, Officer Of the Guard.
and o detail Of ak Comrades for duty.
during the session Of the Encampment
The meeting is expected ~ be a fall
one, and the business TO DO transacted 10
Of some Importance 10 the order. New
officers are 10 be elected. The local boCi.
city is making arrangements TO render the
stay In Wheeling oil the visiting delegates
pleasant and memorable,
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rnAr "MoNsrRoslrY.


A Physician who MRkes Light of tho An
eephAlus Babe.
7ote Editor Of The hh4!tgsHetr.
SIR: Themirabb diciu paragraphundel
the above caption in to.day's issue isneith'
or instructive to your readers nor credltable
to the medical profession Of Wheeling. Il
the learning exhibited by the astonished
doctor who had charge OF the cRse-And,
Of course, furnished the report for publ.
cation-is q fair average Of the medical
knowledge possessed by his medical breth.
rem in this community, thon VIC arc in
deed %shamefully ignorant OF the literR.
ture Of our profession.
Every medical student ought to know
that such a 'strange monstrosiLy" il
nothing new under the sun. The state.
ment that "this was the second case OF the
kind ever known to exist in the history oil
medical science" is, to say the least, truly
ridiculous.
II DR.. Ulrich will familiarizs himself
with any standard work Of Pathological
Anatomy he will be as much surprised,
no doubt, on finding bis case infinitely
and correctly described as he was on find-
ing the monster baby. Such anomalies or
deficiency OF development are especially
Classed, and named according to degree OF
deformity. In cases OF ACeDhdlB, the
skull is altogether wanting, or Is reduced
to a merely %rudimentary condition.
| Where there Ia 10 Cranial vault, like
the case found by DR.. Ulrich, II is OF
AnCephauS variety. II Is believed that
those monstrosities owe their origin TO
dropsy (hydiocephalus) OF the brain at
some period, generally a very early
perlodJ Of fetal lilo.
In my early experience in the practice
otmediGine, thirty years ago, l met with
two such cases in the same week, and
thinking l had madea wonderful catch in
obstetrics, one that would astonish the
whole medical profession, l begged the
Mortified parents for the monster. In the
interest Of medical science the body was
secured, then immersed In a ~ave.gallon
tin AN Of ninety.fve percent alcohol, and
forwarded by expires, charges ST 25, pre-.
paid, 10 the late Prof. Gross, OF philadel.
phia. The package was duly delivered,
and the dear, good Doctor acknowledged
IL by saying: "Your baby was spoiled
when 1t arrived, and therefore useless"
It was an easy let down from big expeCta-
.tions, and l at once became q wiser man.
What special use the Doctor expects TO
make ont OF the preserved body" he
alone can tell2 Certainly, there Is moth.
ing connected with the pathological spec.
linen that gives 1.-THE medical profession
something to ponder over,i' or to Justify
The report lin the RSghter) that the mon.
.strosity had excited considerable com.
Hment among the physicians Of the CITY,"
0 lempOrai o mOrsSi-"0h, the times aud
The" professionally "mannersl"
PHYSICIAN.
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Preston County.

Sheriff A, S. Shaw, OF Preston county,
is in the city, accompanied by his vile
Mr.. Shaw came to bring to the peniten'
tisry Frederick Born, a burglar, VINO gete
one year In that institution. Born came
to Terra Alta to put on a slate roof, aud
broke in u house where some Italian rail.
road hands boarded, and stole q suit Of
clothes, u watch and some other things.
Mr., Shaw says that money is scarce in
Preston, where the farmers are principally
engaged in stock raising, The farmers
who bought ntoCk last fall TO fatten nearly
all lost money on it. The farmers arr. in
terestsd in the effort to put wool on the
free list, and Of course oppose 1t,
The narrow guage railroad is making
good progress. Oaly about threO.tOurths
OF q mile Of grading remains to be done.
The company has been conducting the
work itself since the contractors threw
up the job.
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Is NE UNAzYt
a lIan Who sGyiThsy Want to Lynch Aim
al West LibeEty,

at West LibsEty.
Shortly before 2 O'Clock this morning
Officer Duffy locked a man up at the
Central Station who HaId he had walked
from West Liberty to escape lynChing.
He was seen about 10 o'clock last night by
Officer McNiChOls, going over the Suspen.
sion bridge, He says h9 walked out about
three miles, and was going west, but had
no money.
He insisted that the people Of West Lib.
erty and vicinity were after him 10 hang
him, but refused to say what he had done,
except that he had "been guilty OF every.
thing bad a man could do" He named
several disgusting crimes, but said
they we're all committed a year ago.
He gives his name as Joe Biggs, and says
he spent four days In the county Jail here
last fall. How he got out or what
he was put in for he could not be
induced to tell, He said: "You will find
out what I've done too quick, All the
country people will be down in the morn
ing to hang me. l expect I'll go to
M|oundsville, but l don't care a d."
Several Of his remarks indicate that he
is insane, though generally no talks
nationally enough.
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A PRETTY DRILL
BY EIFrY-rwo YOUNG LADIES
AZ Mt. de ChAutAI Last Evening, Wltnsls,
ed by u Party from the olty-How
the Pupils Spent Last Even.
ipE-ThS Coming Festivities.

A party Of about fifty ladies and gentle
men went out to Mt. de Chantal at 5
O'Clock last evening, on q train over the
Hempfeld branch OF the Baltimore &
Ohio, to witnessA ~calisthsnic drill by the
young ladies' attending this noted institu'
ton, The run out was quickly made and
the guests were soon at the Mount, where
they we're graciously and cordially re-
ceived by the Sisters in their charming,
quiet manner, The large concert hall Of
the convent had been cleared OF is
benches, except at one end, where the
guests were seated. Professor Klllmyer,
| who had gone out with the party occu-
pied a seat Mt ous OF the grand pianos on
the stage and as he struck up 4 brilliant
march, there emerged from the Hldes Of
the stage ffty-two Of the pupils. They
looked very pretty in their Light, loose
fitting Costumesi q portion wore blue
turbans and sashes and the others
red. Each carried q pair oil
wooden dumb-bells. For a half an
hour they marched and exercised keep
ing time to the music and occasionally
singing. 1t was 8 pretty sight, AT the
close they were allowed to converse with
their friends. The guests looked through
the grounds which are fast assuming theil
beautiful appearance, 40 familiar "a
visitors at the Mount, and reached the
city again at $3.50 o'clock, Bishop Kalnand
Mgr. Sullivan accompanied the party.
Yesterday was in the nature Of a gals
day to the pupils Lent being over they
were allowed to have a little hop laSt
night, Prof, Killmyer furnished the music
The girls were very anxious to have sup
per over in order that they might CoEl
meuCe the festivities. They had made
their engagements with each other for 81
the dances, and from Z to 10 o'clock they
had 3 jolly time. They are looking for
ward eagerly to their May party, with it
Queen and more dancing,
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ADENnIoK RUINED.
A Twenty-Five barrel OIL We'll struck
PlOaaants County.

A twenty-five barrel OIL Well struck Ia
PlOasants County.
brown ( Boss, oil operators OF New
York, who have been boring q we'll near
Willow Island, Peasants county, struck a
twenty-five barrel oil flow yesterday at a
depth Of $50 feet, and the oil began flow.
ing at once. In some way, probably IRON
the escape Of an accumulation Of gas III
the hole. flames started In the derrick,
and the structure caught Ere and burned
This we'll lie on the Russ Hammitt iatm,
The fire will not delay operations, but the
firm will 20 ahead sinking other wells III
the vicinity. While not a gusher, q
twenty-five barrel well Is considered d
paying properly, and II Is thought that
The flow can be EomSwhat increased by
WshootibRn the well,
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In San FransiGco, Gal, OF course, the
other day, Fred Welp, a young cigal
only 10 years old, bought bis Sun.
day afternoon best girl n ticket in the
March Drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery for q dollar. When the list OF the
winners was received she was discovered
to be entitled to $4,000, and TO settle the
ownership the young cigar maker had Ia
marry the lucky lass.-Sdn FdnchcC
Chronicle, March 10. paw
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q. A. II. NNU AMpMENr.

Wheeling, april ~.
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Ecuul NnttGEs.

wnEELIyelAp %. 1850
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A GRADUAL FAILURE Of strength, with
extreme pallof Of lace, ~iulluees under the
eyes, proBttAllon, swelling Of ankles and
legs, Indicate Enthusiastically a detanRed
condition Of the kidney, which should 70.
move oil this walter from the system II
they do not, you certainly need the great
kidney specific, Warmers sale cure,
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EDWARD L, Rose 4 20. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s, NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep y full line O
Howes aud the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail to see the
the Standard, See advertisement on an
other nRue,
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whilea funeral from Benwood was pass.
ing through Fulton yesterday, a saloon
keeper from Benwood, who was riding ID
q buggy with a friend, was thrown oul
by abudden tufn Of the buggy Into Centre
street, and his head striking against q
sione, no was rendered lnsenslblB for
considerable length Of time. He was car
fied into a neighboflhg house and properly
attended 10, and last evening was removed
10 his home In BenWood, still suffering
from his injuries, but In a fair way to re-
nnVaf,
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SPRING nnd Summer stock Just re.
ceiyed. An elegant and complete line Oi
Sultlngs, pAntalOOAings anu OVDrCOat'
Tugs, which We will make up In the best
d. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 l. 1923 Market Street.
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GM a~ntdll@nter.
onesi Nos. 10 and " Foufteenth strosl.


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For ExCunions-Ntw COutier-ThomaA Prince,
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One OF the Finest litlldlng Lots on the Island
For sale u ]. MGkGe-F1ufth page.
Peoples fhGAue-GrAnd Family Matinee To day
Fourth page.