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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-25
is HE A HORSE THIEF?
4 susPIoIous Nae ARREsTED
With Horse in his Possession which is he.
llsvsd to have been stOloI in ohlO-sOmo
other Thieves who have mot bSsn
Arrested "A FaGstious Crook.

On March 10Th light bay horse, seven
teen hands high and with peculiar blem.
ishea, was stolen from Catherine Yoder,
Of Millersburg, Holmes county, Ohio. A
postal care. containing description OF the
horse was received hero. Yesterday Officer
Lukins saw a man with horse on the
Island which SO closely fitted the descrlp-
ton that he followed him up, and after OBJ
serving his movements for awhile, ar
rested him. He was taken to the lookup,
where he denied that he had stolen the
horse, and said his name was Noah Burt,
and that he lived near the pike between
Washington and Cambridge, Ohio. A
telegram was sent TO Cambridge inquiring
II such person were known there. Alter
this had been sent the man said that his
name was not Burt, but l.. A. Bell. This
was so strange that 1t was deemed best to
hold the fellow, especially as the horse
tailed to a dot with the description Of the
stolen horse. He was arraigned before
Squire Davis, who committee him to Jail
In default Of 81 900 bail as fugitive from
Justice, Atelegram was sent 10 Millers'
DufR.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
straugorO in tho Olty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

atFhukGEo III Ano WY huu WhoeluB AuAAb
Abroad.
Secretary Linch, Of tho Y. NJ. @. A., was
at steubenville yesterday.
Hon. r. G. Barr has returned from y
flying trip to Philadelphia.
Manager Tracy, Of the Western Union
office, was up ut SteubenVille on business
yesterday.
Frank Stone, OF Cambridge, o., has &C.
Cepted q position with Mr.. Henry Morris,
Of Fourteenth street.
Mrs. John Mccormack and Miss Anna
Kemp, Of ClaTksburg, were registered at
the Stamm HouSe yesterday.
j. G. W. Beier, formerly a well,known
cigar dealer Of this city, now on the road
Tor au eastern house, Is home for few
days.
Messrs. Henry Wick, Richard Brown
and j. Nelson, Of Youngstown, Ohio, well
known iron men, were at tho Mcclure
HouEe yesterday.
MIR. John 3. Hastings, tho well known
Ironton roller and inventor, and the or.
gamer Of the projected Wellston, Ohio,
nail factory, is at the Mcclure house,
James Mix, OF the Eighth ward, leaves
Tor I.amcOr, OAK, on the thirtieth inst
He goes on a prospecting tour, with view
o locating there II satisfied with that part
4 the country.
The Mayor Of Wheeling throws some
colu nuggets OF naked truth at the Wheel.
ing police and Councilmen about the vile
dives in that city, in message to the
Council last night, Mayor Grubb seems
. have git about him.-Beliairs Independ.
snt.
Mrs. William Goethe and family leave
io.day TO Join Mr.. Goethe in Wisconsin,
where he aseugaged In business. Messrs
Jharles GoelGe and William Goethe, jr,
will remain. in Wheeling, The family
will be missed by Nail City residents
whose best wishes will follow them to
their new home. Mr.. William Goetzs,
IT,, and bis mother returned yesterday
from z tttblIgh, where he graduated the
lay before from the College Of Pharmacy
with high honors.
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l,slla,rO.

Jesse Hacket Is building a house or
Monroe street.
The barge lodged against the bridge
pier Is still there.
The Oldest son Of Thornton Rodeier ID
very low with nlphtheria.
Ferdinand Neiningerdie Tuesday night
at his home in tile Third ward,
The Council las refused to give the
hose companies telephones In the hose
houses.
The tools have been removed from The
Pinch run gas well and boring has recon-.
menCed.
A sewer Is being laid through the alley
between Belmont street and Guernsey
street, Sheets addition.
The Twilight IOwboAt that passed down
yesterday With atow, was painted q dark
red. She looked like pirate.
The public schools will be examined
this week preparatory TO the ending Of the
term. There will be lew days vacation.
There is to be a festival at City Hall
Saturday evening, Prof. j. IL. Jones, OF
the Wheeling schools, will lecture and
Rev, j. II. Bell will exhibit a magic Ian.
tern.
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TIE GAS ORDINANCES
EXCITING MUCH PUBLIC COMMENT
Tho Special J Oint Committee named TO Com
slider the MAuufActurorI' ordinAncO-Th0
Members from both DrauchsI-WhAt
is Thought of the situation.

The new developments in the natural
gas business were a subject Of consider
able comment about town yesterday
Mayor Grub appointed Messrs' Dobblns
Gavin and MolTatt as members on the
part Of the First Branch Of Council, and
President Sweeney named MessrS. George
B. Caldwell, Pickett and Stanley as mem
beers from the Second Branch, Of the com,
mittee to consider and report upon the
ordinance presented Tuesday night giving
to the Manufacturers Gas Company the
right to lay its pipes in the streets and
alleys. This committee will probably
meet Friday nightnext.
In the meantime there is good deal Of
pertinent discussions and about as much
that Is not pertinent, concerning the two
companies which arc proposing to bring
natural gas into the city. Many people
seem to think there Ia some dispute as to
the right OF Council 10 grant the new COM
pany the right Of way, though II has been
repeatedly and expressly explained that
the exclusive right granted to the West
Virginia Company was with proviso that
this should not prohibit manufacturers
from piping gas to their own factories
The general expression Is: "Get natural
gas! We must have It," Everybody real
ICES this, and judging from current Com'
ment the public Is in favor Of any plan
that will secure the new fuel quickly and
in sufficient quantity to be oil value,
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DR.. O. B. BrRshear, dentist Of Wells
burg was in town yesterday.
Stephen Rowley, Of Nswland's addition,
lost child yesterday with whooping
cough.
The Republicans OF the Fourth ward
last night nominated for Council John
DriscolI, @ r. Wood and Jacob Tent.
The officials Of the O. & p, Railroad will
pass over the road to-day on o tour Of In
soeCtion OF depots, etc. 1t will take a ele.
scope to find The location Of MARITIME
Ferfy's present headquarters oil this line
The Bellaire Independent says: James
Y. Patterson, the newly.appointed Post
master at Martins Ferry, 10 new man in
that place. Flo was deputy sheriff In
Wheeling under Sheriff George r. Tingle,
and moved over to Martins Ferry few
years ago. TheOld line Democrats Of the
village are kicking vigorously and General
Warmers friends are growing beautifully
less" among thu village Buckeye Demo-
Gratis.
There will DO another meeting Of Coun.
Gil tonight to take further action Ia re.
gATQ 10 tub pIUpUbllluu Vi wv phlheb IL T.
resenting the Natural Gas Company. at
this meeting 1t Is expected that some en-.
enlargement will be given the company.
Citizens are becoming little enthusiastic
as to the importance Of having the ad.
vantage OF natural gas in order to com.
pete with their neighbors in manufaCtur.
ing industries.
Marshal Hanson arrested and placed in
tho lookup yesterday Thomps Jones and
his wife, charged with drunkenness, &c.
At the hearing before Mayor Mitchell in
the afternoon twas developed that one
drank about as much as the other, and
when they both get pretty well filed with
benzine, misunderstanding is the result
and trouble is bure TO follow. During the
progress OF the trial each acted as their
own attorney aud argued the case 10 the
best possible interest. Tie Mayors repri.
maud and advice to both Of them was
very appropriate. Mrs Jonesis the party
who tried 10 clean out Watkin's saloon
come weeks ago aud suCCeeded pretty well
In the attempt.
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On Monday night next the Camilla
Urso Concert Company will appear at the
Opera House in a line programme OIL
classic instrumental :and vocal music.
Madame Urso, who Is the only successful
violinist Of her sex now before the public,
is having .triumphal tour Of this coun'
try, her reception everywhere 80 fat
amounting TO all ovation, II the verdict OIL
the press Is guide. The advance sale Of
seats at Burners music store at this
early day assures a similar success for her
engagement here. There Is especial rea-
son to wish that this may BIO Bo the com.
panv Ia travelling under the auspices Of
the United States LyCeum Bureau, OF New
York, whose attractions, all Of 9 high
grade, have not previously visited Wheel.
ing. II encouraged by liberal patronage
oil this occasion the Bureau promises 10
send other desirable artlstes and compa-
MES to Wheeling.
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A VERY SAD CASE
OF Bereavement IN BrIdgsport-.oh,,
bridgeport News,

bridgeport News,
Sheriff sedWick was in town yesterd,,
Mrs, James Clayland and children In
yesterday for Fort Smith, Arkansas, '''
Charles Stewart, an old Bridgeport boy
Is Waiting in town, w"
W. W. Hollister and wife returned t,om
trip 10 Western Pennsylvania yestcrJ,v
Conductor Charles Craig, Of the Clovs'
land, Lorain 4 Wheeling road, is on tbS
siCk list, ~ 'D'
Henry Gray, the chicken lover. VA,
taken 70 St, Clairsville yesterday 10 Vo,I
out a $3.50 fine. VIVA
Manager Wolff was in town Yesterday
and It Is likely that a telephone excbop;,
will be established here.
The propriety Of the citizens VOTING Nh.
necessary sum for the erection Of civ
buildings Is being aGitated.
Harry Rhodes has accepted a position
In the office Of A, ]. Baggs, msnsr5r NJ
the Pittsburgh and Wheeling Coal Conn,
.psny.
Mrs. William Alexander, ybie sbo,
ping in Wheeling yesterday, took serionSiy
III and had to be conveyed home in a cai.
r!age.
Yesterdays INTELLIdRScERC ontaipedoD
account Of a sad case OF sickness and death
In which 1t was stated that the father n
Mrs. Thomas Lewis had died the day bs.
fore and that Mrs. Lewis and a d0n9bte,
were lying at the point Of death, To Oh
tain further information reporter visited
the residence at Einaville last evening
and learned that Miss Lewis had expired
at an early hour yesterday morning and
that the little daughter, Gertie, was r,t
living, John Evans, the father Of Mn.
Lewis, who made his home in this family
took sick about week ago, as did also hs
daughter and her child, all three being
attacked with pneumonia. No serious
apprehensions were felt until Monday,
from which time both continued to grow
worse until death relieved them. Al lhe
house Of the husband, father and dauVh,
ter lay side by side as corpses and little
Gertle in another room merely breathing
afforded a sight yesterday that touched
the hearts Of kind and ympathizng neigh.
bors. Mrs. Lewis was aged Al years and
leaves family Of five children. The re.
mains OF the deceased will he tsken 10
Cleveland Friday for intarmant
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A BAR ASSOCIATION
To no Formed for tho Purpose of Securing a
Law Library.


A movement is on foot in Wheeling, as
noted yesterday, to organize a County Bar
Association. This has long been deemed
desirable by lawyers here, but the present
necessity for it is moreand more apparent
every day. For the purpose Of etieCting
such an organization Messrs. W. P. Hub.
bard, II. NJ. Russell and b, s. Allison have
consented to act as q committee. The
main object Of the porposed association is
to secure and preserve a law library, The
want Of this was not so plainly felt while
the State library was located here,
but since It's removal to Charleston there
is not day that its value Is not real
lied by it's absence. The Bar Association,
it Is suggested, might have the custody Of
the present rather limited, but very we'll
selected library Of law books belonging to
the county, which would form d nucleus
for an extensive and complete collection
oistandard works and the most desirable
reports, which could be gradually aug.
mented by this plan into comprehensive
law library.
The project meets with general en-.
Couragement among members Of the bar,
and meeting OF the profession will be
called at an early day to take definite &C.
lion,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. g., MarCh25,-lA.M,-
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather, westerly winds colder weather in
the western portion with rising barome'
tor, rising followed by falling Temperature,
in the eastern portion with falling followed
by rising temperature.
For Lower Lake Region, local rains fol-
low by fair weather, stationary tempers'
ture in the western portion, rising follow
ed by falling Temperature in the eastern
portion, winds shifting westerly.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

And thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley life Insurance ON paiI
Of Wheeling, affords reliable Life Insur'
anCe ut ra,es within reach Of small iD'
comes. The average cot last year IN lht
Ohio Valley mas less tnan tnat Of anl
Olh"r Life Insurance Company or SMis9
Ia the country. The Ohio Va ley has III
eight years paid over sUU, 900 Dollars to
widows and orphans OF deceased mem.
hers. The Jear 1855, no withstaudlng
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year Of It's history.
Medical Examinations made at The
Office free Of charge. For further info.
matlan enquire nj the Office, second flor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1891
Market street.
GEN. /. II DUyAL, Pres.
W. u. llANDLAN, see.
4. II. LUHAN, Treas.
T. 3. CAMP BELL, M. D.,
Medical Director.
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CROOKS Ar LARGE.


'EEEy" Condry's LIttIt Joks-John Con.
nsrS EnjoyIpg Life.
Day before yesterday "E9gy" Condrey,
the burglar and thief, who was arrested
for robbing the till at tho Old Home hotel,
south Of this city, and confined for safe
keeping in the MOundsville jail, but who
broke out Of that prison, was seen and
recognized by an old acquaintance. HI
returned 10 this city recently from Gin
Cinnati, where he has been since his
escape from Moundsville. He says he
had made all the acquaintance he wanted
In Cincinnati, and concluded 10 come
back home and see his friends. He says
also that he is q little short in funds, ana
thinks he will either go to Moundsville
and give himself up, get the reward OIL
$50 offered for his reCapture, ald then
break out again, or run Tor Constable IL
some Of the districts oil the South Side
Anyhow, he will remain in this Vicinity,
for he considers the climate here salu
bhous and the people friendly.
John Corners, who escaped from the
county jail in this city several years ago
after being sentenced to the penitentiary
for seven years, and for whose arrest re-
ward OF 500 was offered at the time, IL
said on good authority 10 be taking bis
meals at restaurant in this city and hay.
ing comfortable, quiet time Of 1t. 1t has
been asserted that the authorities here arr
afraid to tackle Corners. He is bad
man and swears he will never be taken
alive, and a man says he saw him drink
ing In q saloon one day with the end Of a
revolver projecting from each sleeve. The
same man suggests that Corners probably
carries the guns to shoot cock reaches al
his boarding house, as he Is not known to
have had any other use for them 80 far.
Heiaer and Chambers still roam. They
are probably south for their health, and
will come again with "the flowers that
bloom in the Spring, tralala."
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supreme Court OF Appenl..

This court met at Charleston last satur.
day, all the Judges present and disposed
OF the following cases:
J.W. L Hickman vs.. the Baltimore <
Ohio Railroad Company from Taylor
county: writ Of error allowed bond $500.
Elizabeth Curlett vs. W. q. Newman
and others from Hampshire county pc
tition for appeal allowed; bond $50.
Hurst va Hurst from Harrison county
petition for writ Of error refused.
The court adjourned until next sstur.
dav at 40 p. N,
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Goods Of Every Desirable style for Men and Boys

play here. The comedy element Is espe.
Cially well done, the company numbering
several character artists Of rare ability
ANOTHER perfect day yesterday, caused
everybody 10 crack the aged chestnut,
"We'll suffer for this in unreasonable
weather bye and bye"
Click Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord deed made March 90, by Richard
s. Fair and wife to Charles E. Daku, In
consideration Of $3.50, for the east half Of
lot in the A. Ii. Britt subdivision Of part
Of j. and j, R. Bakers addition to Wheel
ing, lying OH the north side oil Eleventh
side.
NEXT week Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence
will be at the Opera House two nights
and matinee; and the week following
Lillian 0lCott and Lillian Spencer will each
havedates. In May, Bristol's "EQuescurriC.
uum," horse show alter the style Of
Bartholomew's Equine Paradox, will hold
the boards for q week.
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Kate CARLETON.

"Crazy Patch," Of which conglomera.
ton Of music and sparkling fun Kate
Castleton is the lively leading spirit, will
have full houses at the Opera House Fri.
day night, Saturday afternoon and satur.
day night; this is shown by the rush for
seats yesterday. The piece is full Of life
and 70, and has made a decided hit every.
where this season. Miss Castleton has
not been seen in Wheeling for several sea.
sons, but her growing fame has been
watched here, and she will receive warm
welcome.
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For Sale ATpelE, Binds, &c,
secuTe on q iiCk-6poIge LlAtor,
RcumRn& CI.-TIee Guard,
AlEigntB's SdlH-ThOs O'Bfiel.
Farm FOr SAle-Mn q. W. MCCOrd.
kugliSl Tea hetS- Eiug Bros,
LeuIen Goods ~ hcAlechsn's.
MuAlCG, Literary and TaolPauX-Fourth page
Almost ilro ken.IleRFted Through Lack OF Bual
less, Ec.-M. GuIman q 20 Fourth page.
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Death OF Mr.. Dsshan.

Intelligence was received here yesterday
OF the death the night before at his home
in Philadelphia Of Mr.. Deehan, father oil
Rev, j. H, Deehan, Of this city. Rev,
Father Deehan has the sympathy OF a
wide circle Of friends, Professionals as well
as Catholics, in his bereavement. Mr..
Deehsn was noble, whole.hesrted man,
and by industry, intelligence and care had
amRssed q considerable fortune. He has
visited his son here several times, and
made many warm friends, several Of
whom, including Bishop Kahn and several
Of the local clergy, will attend the funeral,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-25

SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker,s English Remedy positive cure,
II saves honrs oianxious watching. Sold
by Logan 4 Co. and Charles Menkomeller.
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Why Ia the letter p like unclo's fat wife
going up hlll2 lLmakes ant pant tpuntl,
and cooling of TOO soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylot'a Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure her,
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night.

FoR lame back, side or chest, uso shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
siflLon's COUGH and CONSUMPTION Cure
Is sold by US on a guarantee. II cures
consumption.
OROuP, wHooFlNa COUGH and Bron.
Sbitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
snlLon's viTALtzER 10 what YOU need
for Constipation, Loss Of Gppetite. rjSSi.
ness, and gil Symptoms Of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole.
Rala ngantH, Wheeling. W. Va.
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Why IL nswly.born baby like gale Of
windS Because II begins with q squall.
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Tay.
lot'B Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen will cure 1t,
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ninrlpr Day.

Subscribers to the INTELLlaEScER who
move on April / should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.
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soME Of the finest vocal and instSumen.
tai talent In the city will take part in the
concert at the Chapline Street Church this
evening. Don't fail 70 60.
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IT Is rumored that the supply Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is not equal to the de:
mand. Druggists should prepare them
selves for all emergencies as the people
rely on them for this remedy.
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TRsrmomotsr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
as observed at SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: 7
A. NJ, 2G'i 10 NJ, 52'i 8 Pm, 5S';7P NJ,
SOo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-25

THE ladies Of the Zane Street NJ. Il,
Church will give a social and supper In
the lecture room Of the church this even.
ing. A good time Is promised TO all who
attend. Admission and supper % cents.
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TONIGHT al Chapline street rink, Miks.
do skating and dancing carnival, with
Kramef's music.
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FULL stock Of Windsor g. NeWtOn'N
Tube LOlOrs Ut Kinks 'AkE STORE,
1905 Main street.
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EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. NJ. %. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line Of
HOwes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall TO Zee The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
othef page.
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BY taking the 1i47 4. NJ. tCity time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at 0:25 r.
H., and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
danotl Chicago, for oil points west.
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KRANER's full orchestra will play for the
Mlkado skating and dancing carnival At
the Ohapline street rink tonight.
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THE tableaux Of the Ten Virgins, at
Chapllne Street Church this evening, will
be worth more than the small admission
charged. You should 60 and see II,
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No preparation could have made. suCh q
reputation as Salvation Oil has, without
intrinsic merit Of the highest order. II
kills pain. Price Is cts.
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LARGEST variety Of Portrait Frames
aUd AOuldlngs In the city, anu lowest
prices, nc KlhK'S ART STORE, 1905
MAN street.
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KISNER.

Opening of Pattern Hats and BOnnets
on april /, 2 anu 8 All are Invited.
klSNER, 1911 Ma II st.
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TaE stock Of Hats, Caps and Gents
FufniBhihg Goods at Noble Bros, new
store, Ia the Mcclure House building, Is
complete,