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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
A RUN ON THE RAMPAGE
cA1DwrLL's RUN GETS ON AHIsH
And Plays smash with tho Natural Gas
Pipss-Ths Damage Repaired at Once,
and the Mains to be Removed or
Anshored-wall Demolished.

The rain storm OF Monday night was
the most terrific ever experienced in this
vicinity in some Of lts effects. All over
town cellars were flooded, and in some
localities the waters invaded dwellings
aud business houses, The most serious
results occurred on CSldwells run. The
swollen stream swept down the valley
away out OF its banks, entering houses
damaging fences, washing out roads and
carving logs and other timber with It.
Aheayy stone retaining wall, built OF
great gtoles weighing hundreds Of pounds,
was undermined and demolished, aud
the stones rolled over and over. The
lately filed trench In which the natural
gas pipes OF the West Virginia Company
were laid was washed out, the pips raised
and earth and stones washed into the
ditch, so that the pipe lay on top Of the
ground. The strain on the pipe parted
Joint, and the gSs escaping through the
water threw geyseF'like column high in
the air.
The pipes were replaced and repaired
EARLY yesterday morning, and the flow q
gas ) all right again, The company will
Remove the mains from their proximity to
the run, however, or securely anchor
them down, The accident came at q very
ortunato time, and enables the changing
Of the pipes without any Inconvenience
to anybody. Had it happened after the
consumers had begun the use OF the gas
AID in cold weather, the result would have
been serious.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. i. MCMsChen has gone to Balti'
more on business trip.
Mr.. Il. Little, Of Cleveland, Is again
In the city. He Is at the stamm House.
G, H. Wrigman, of Romney, and'A. V.
Mayors, OF Bethany, are at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. James L. Healy, Of Buffalo, very
clever travelling man, Ia at the stamm
House.
Mr.. j. II. Mack, manager Of Robert
Downing, is in the city, accompanied by
his wife.
Mrs. Samuel Bell, Of West Liberty, is
in the. city on her way to 1llinoia to visit
relatives.
Misses Olivia and Maggie Kerrisk, oil
yesterday on their way to Mt de Chantal.
MIR. and Mrs. Campbell Sweeney, Of
Wheeling, are here, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Misunderstanding SIate
Journal.
Miss Belle McOabe, who has been the
guest OF Hon, and Mrs. w. A. Quarter,
will leave Tuesday for her home at Wheel
ing.-CharlestOn Star.
Col. W. B. Curtis and County Compis.
sloner D. Maxwell, Of Liberty district, left
on tho Baltimore 4 Ohio last evening for
Clarksburg to attend q reunion Of the old
soldiers OF the 18th West Virginia volun-
teer infantry.
Rev. Father John MCElligott arrived in
the city yesterday from his visit to Ireland,
having abandoned bis plan to remain In
the East awhile. He had very rough
passage over, the ship on which he came
losing part Of her bridge in storm. His
hosts Of friends are glad to welcome him
home.
Robert Downing devoted confederate
time, prior to tho opening Of the season,
training for his sword combat with Will
liam Muldoon, at Mr.. Muldoon's Gym
nasium, Belfast, New York. Physically,
R. L. Downing 10 not unlike Mccullough,
and he possesses qualifications that Nc
Cullough lacked-personal magnetism,
and voice Of great melody as well as
mower,
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bridgeport.

""BVPuA'
Mr. Peter DOltriCk lost an infant child
yesterday.
Mr.. Warren Holllster Is occupying one
OF Holloway's new rooms as an insurance
Office.
Rev. Robert Alexander, D. D, OF ST.
Olairsville, will preach at tho Presbyter'
ian church Friday night.
Miss Annie williamson Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Wilson, returned home yesterday.
Robert Simpson, commercial agent oil
the Missouri Pacific railroad, was in town
yesterday in the interest Of that company.
Mrs. Sue Rice, OF Sswickly, Pa, re.
turned to her home yesterday, aitor q
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. ]. X.
Mitchell,
The remainH OF Miss Birdie Pickering,
living four miles west Of st. OlairsVille,
passed through town yesterday Tor Colum.
bianR county, for burial.
A Bsllalrs wagon loaded with iron ore
got into the gas ditch yesterday, which re-
quired about three hours' work TO get out.
The road was covered with water aud the
driver could not see the ditch, which the
heavy rain had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as quick.
sand.
The citizens OF bridgeport have, hereto.
fore, been greatly annoyed by tho inCes.
SAINT Whaling Of the o., L. & W. yard en-.
gines and construction engines. They ap.
pealed to General Manager Townsend,
who at once ordered 1t stopped, much To
the qualification Of everybody.
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LOCAL BREyITIRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
the City,

the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
Tue Grand this eveulng-C, W, Barry
in 1.-THE Spy"
OPERA HOUSE this evening-RobeTt
Downing in "Ths Gladiator"
THR condition Of Arthur McNIchols,
who was shot by Officer Watson, still
stea ly improves.
THR Mozart Singing Society will give q
grand ball and concert at It's hall on
the South Side tonight.
THR jewellers around the hill complain
that the oil lamps near the Central Glass
Works are lighted too late In the evening
OFFICER GRuHLRR yesterday arrested
Henry Swartz, the rag man, who made the
day hideous by his yelling and profanity
after being locked up,
LOUIS BAcHRLLI, an Italian, was locked
mp yesterday for abusing o farmer who. re-
fused TO sell him pears at his own price,
Bschelli simply followed the example Of
the boyCotters.
PHILIP DICK, an employe Of the Ores
cent mill, ruptured blood vessel yeater'
day, and will die, George Kramer, an
employee OF the same mill, cut an artery
In his wrist on sharp edge OF iron and
blsd proiusely, but will recover
The general freight and passenger office
Of the Kanawha & Ohio River Railway,
formerly at Columbus, has been moved Ia
Charleston, increasing business pressure
on the West Virginia end OF the road
neCe ssitating 1t,
BETHANY DEGREE Lodge No. I, /, o. O.
F., will give banquet at Msrtinshurg on
tho Goth Of October, In honor OF the
Grand Lodge. Past Grand, D, II, Doddr
will deliver an address Of welcome, Ia
which Grand Master William Elllngham
OF this city, will respond.
THR Stsubenyille Herald says; About
800 900 fire brick have arrived from New
Cumberland on the present paving con
tracts, and as many more are yet to come
Many OF the present consignment have
been fired with q downGRst kiln, which
yitrehes them clear through, increasing
their durability very materially.
The Blvarsile iron works are now run
ming their furnace In this CITY to full ca
paCity, although not turning out Gs large 9
quantity of pig iron as before the shut
down. They are averaging about 100 ton'
per day now, and rs the furnace gets
thoroughly in order the output will be
rome IS or 50 more. Over 100 men are
now employed, and Manager SpearmalI
says he has every reason TO pc sausheu
with the work done.-SteubsnVWe GaEeIte
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No Council Msstlng Last Might.

The semi.monthly meeting Of Council
last night was Gzzle. There was no
quorum in the Second Branch, and short.
" after eight o'clock the few members
present adjourned by common consent
and JanitOr Howell turned ont the gas,
Shortly after the First Branch members
who were on hand gathered in their
chamber and were called to order by the
Messrs. A. j. sChultze, Gavin, Halter,
Kinney, Motfat aud MCGregor were
absent when Clerk Galligan called
the roll. Mayor Grubb announced
that there was nothing 10 do but read the
minutes Of the last meeting, which the
clerk did,
An invitation for the Council and city
officials to be present at the celebration
Ut the Capitol rink on Friday night by the
Natural Gas company Of West Virginia
was read and accepted, On motion Of
Mr.. Caldwell the company was granted
the use Of the benches belonging to the
city and stored In the Pablo Building
basement, and on motion the Branch ad'
iourned.
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There were calls for NJ. ]. Finley, presl'
don't Of the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, who had strolled in and was
in the rear part OF the place. These
Callu were persIstent, and finally Mr.. Fin.
ley went forward, although Il was very
apparent that he did 30 reluctantly, Ho
said:
About all could say has been said, but
! do say this: let the proprletors say
what they please, the handwrit.
ing IL on tho wall, and the
rats muat Ro=lho sooner the better
for tha papers and the community wild
yellsl. 1t ls IN eternal disgrace that they
were ever allowed 10 come here. Only q
few months ago the IETRLLIaENoRR
preached the policy Of Denis kearney--
"Th0 Chinese must go." Let 1t now set
the example IN this race end reinstate IL
self in the pablo eSsimGnon by exter-
minating the rats.
Claiborne Grey, colored, was after some
coaxlrg induced to step to the front and
make 6ome remarks, being freely guyed
aud laughed at meanwhile. The only
enjoyment tho audience appeared 70
have during tho evening was
at this time. Grey spoke for Progress
Assembly No. 5S41, and said 1t was with
the prints In the strike, and told about
a man that passed him on the street and
went in the IETKLLiagNCERo Office who Baid
OF him, Grey, "There goes niger X.
Of L." He supposed that he was d FRAT"
l.. II. Patterson was called for, and
responded with alaCrity. He said the
prints were out for principle, had been
out two weeks, and would stay opt two
years rather than fall. They wero thank
ltil for the aid extended by other orRAnlEa.
tionsI II gave them renewed courage.
George L. MUM was called for, but was
not present. Dr.. stlllyArd was called for,
but before he could have responded, U
present, Burt was on Lila feet for another
talk, u short one this time, In which be
stated that bhort speeches did much more
good than long ones, and called
attention 10 the fact that
"ColotGd gentlemen, and he laid great
stress on tho words, taking such an inter.
eat indicated that the sentiment In favor
NJ khn FktnRa katsaA ~ Nhn haitian and
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AN ELITE EVENT.
Tho Appearance of DuwnInG as spartacus
This Evening,


This Evening, ..
Americas brilliant young tragedian,
Robert Downing, will appear at the Opera
House this evening under the manage
ment Of the popular manager, Joseph II,
Mack, whose attractions always draw fash
ionable and crowded houses in this city,
Mr.. Mack arrived in the city yesterday
with his stage carpenters, who at once SCI
to work preparing the stage for the pro.
duOtlon Of 1.-THE Gladiator Mr., Down.
Ing Is considered the handsomest tragedi.
an on the stage, Rnd.at New York, Boston
Chicago and Philadelphia has captured
both press and public with his fine por-
trayal OF SpGrtGcus, the Gladiator, which
made Forrest and Mccullough 80
famous
He Is supported by a powerful company
selected from the principal members Of
Salvini, Fechter and MCCullough'a com.
panies and the historical GGenery by
Voaghtlin Is said to DO something grand
especially the. arena scene, which intro
dupeS the famous athlete In the Gombats
with SpGrtacLS. The Chicago Tribune, In
speaking Of Mr., Downing, says;
"Of Mr.. Downing's youth, magnificent
physique and fine personal appearance,
the audience had ample opportunity ia
judgei but the personal magnetism Of the
man Is something wonderful, and next to
a profound study oil his art, 1t has been
one Of the most important factors In his
rapid advancement,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord three deeds Of trust and the following
doeds in feet
A deed made September 2S, by Mary
Johnston and William, her husband, to
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir-
ginia, In consideration Of $425, for the
north half OF lot II, in the George zillis
addition, on the leland.
A deed made September "a, by Hannah
Butler and George r., her husband, to
Hannah Foster, In consideration Of $a25,
for the interest Of said Buffers In lot o.,
In the La Grange addition.
Deed made September 81, by William
Johnston and vile TO William II. Haller,
in consideration Of $l,S0O, for lot 4, in
square s, in GilChrist's addition, fronting
about 80 feet on Chestnut street.
Deed made September 8, by Fleming
Burt and Victorena, his wife, to William
K. Wallace, in consideration Of $1,650, for
lot otland in Triadelphia district.
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GA. 1t. Day at pittsburgh, octoborS ., 1850.

q. a, 1t. Day at Pittsburgh, octOber6 o, 1880.
EXTENSIVE arrangements have been
made by the local posts and citizens Of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny for the obser.
vance Of g. A. Day on the above date.
The usual exercises incidental 10 the
day will be observed, and everything
looks favorable 10 reunion that shall
eclipse any previous effort.
The grand parade will take place at 2
o'clock In the afternoon, In which 5000
veterans and sons Of veterans will par.
tlcipale.
The Panhandle route has arranged 10
sell cheap excursion tickets To Pittsburgh
aud return for all afternoon trains Of the
4Lh, and all trains Of the 9th, With limit oil
return by regular trains until Wednes day
October 0,
small bills will be distributed, giving
time Of trains and rate Of fare. Look out
for them.
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BRLLA1RR,
The New boom organlEatlon-No Circus
Yesterday Other Notes,

AAnHANANAhNA~Hs
Yesterday Other Notes,
Thomas Dsegan bought for 81 800 the
property Of Dr., ]. F. Smith on Rose Hill,
Wallacs's circus did not attempt to get
up It's tents and show yesterday on &C.
count Of the dsluged ground everywhere
the tents could be placed.
The case Of the Cleveland 4 Plttsburg
and Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail-
roads, about the right Of way at Bridge,
port, Is occupying the Probate Court at
St, olaiHvills again.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Company has force OF men working at
rafting the lumber which has been lying
along the river bank. This rising water
was likely to carry much OF It of,
TUE jury in the casa Of A, & N.AbFams,
OF Philadelphia, against the EtuA Fire
aud Marine Insurance Company Of this
city, in the Circuit Court, yesterday rem
dered verdict in favor OF the Messrs.
Abrams for the full amount claimed, ST.
400, with interest,
Patsy Moran, q workman at the Bel.
laire Steel Works, was badly hurt Mon
day night by the falling OF large piece
OF "scsle." The sparks from the con-
yerter gradually make heavy incrusts'
ton on the iron walls of the works, and 1t
was piece OF this that got loose and fell
on Moran, His skull was fractured, and
little, II any, hopes are entertained Of his
recovery,
THE case Of the State Of West Virginia
against the B, 4 o, railroad, to collect
taxes due the school districts Of Jefferson
county, came up yesterday In Part II OF
the Circuit Court on the argument OF a
demurrer, Several different suits are
pending, oil covering the same point.
The State Is represented by Hon, D, B,
Lucas aud Hon, W. 7, Hubbard, and the
railroad by H, NJ, Russell, Esq, and
Hon, Caleb Borgess.. a.
Tho heavy rain ran from the hills 10
suddenly and in such torrents that the
CUTTERS soon oyeraowed, and the sewers
were stopped up, Cellars and houses were
flooded worse than ever before from rain
On the lois near the stamping factory the
water stood nearly two feet deep on the
floors aud q heavy deposit OF sticky mud
was left on carpets and furniture, Several
families were driven from their hOustB
and all had to spend yesterday In repair
ing the damages Of the food.
The citizens meeting at City Hall Mon
day evening was well attended In spite Of
the storm, and the following officers were
chosen to start the organizations Presi.
dent, Iames y, Anderson First Vice
President, Col. David Rankin Second
Vice President, p. T. King; Third Vice
President, Miller Booth; Secretary, s. o,
Cummins; Board Of Control, W. A, Cor
lyb, l, Blum, j. T. Kelly, William ]. Mo
Olain, NJ. sOnneborn, John Du Bols, s, o,
Oummlns, A. P. Tsllman and George s.
Jennings.
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Mr.. Collins Company, headed by Mr..
O. W. Barry, increased last night the "a.
vorable impression they created on Mon
day. Mr.. Barry 10 a powerful actor, but
nevertheless conveys tho impression that
he has always o reserved force at his COM
mand. He is All artist OF rare delicaCy
and finish. He Is ably supported by
Miss Eustace, who preserves both physi.
cal and mental attractions in no ordinary
degree. Miss Grabowski oylnced powers
OF no mean order, and able support was
rendered by Miss Florence, Miss Clifton
and NIessrs. Ryan and Marlborough, the
latter OF whom showed ability asa singer.
The Spy and Escaped from Sing Sing
will occupy the boards the balance Of the
week, tho former on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and tho latter Friday
and Saturday. There will be q matinee
today, especially for the ladies and chill
dren.
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The heavy rains Of the past two days
have had their effect on the river
and the usual September coal boat
rise is among tho possibilities that ara
almos. Certaintles. The marks last evening
indicated a depth Of feet s incheg in
the channel and the river was rising. The
creek was also running out rapidly, indi.
eating heavy storms about the headwaters
OF the Monongahela a heavy
run.out OF the creek always
indicated considerable Of rise In the
river. Last nights dispatches were to
the effect that both rivers were rising,
The steamers commenced moving yes.
terday, and several tows Of empties pass
ed lin.
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A telegram was received here yesterday
from Mr.. futile, at Hurley, Wisconsin,
saying that the embalming Of the body Of
Mr.. Samuel Lsughlin had consumed more
time than was anticipated, aud that the
remains could not leave Hurley until
Wednesday. They will arrive In Chicago
Thursday forenoon, and will reach Wheel.
Ing some time Friday morning. As yet
no definite arrangements for the funeral
have been announced.
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Tho Natural Gus Celebration.

Tho celebration at the Capitol rink Fri.
day evening Is looked forward to with
great interest. The citizens committee
having charge of the invitation Of
guests Is composed Of Hon. A. ].
Sweeney, ]. G. Hoffman, sr., Henry NJ.
Priest, 9. D. Hubbard, Daniel Lamb. F.
j. Hearne, John H. HobbV, N. B. Scott,
Anton Rsymann, 7. Fl, Logan, Robert Il.
HsAlett, james B. fancy, Charles Burdett
Hart, William II. Hearne, Alfred Cald.
vol, Thomas Ii. Lewis, r. J, Finney, II.
X. List, Thomas 0'Brien, W: L. Hughes,
A. w. Kelly, r. Park.
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lVlFl TfuHstripl.
We had a pleasant call last Saturday
from Prof.. 1. O. White, Of Morgaatown
University, who was accompanied by his
brother, II. 8. White, Of Bolton, Marshall
county. The gentlemen were on their
way home from trip into the interior IN
the interest oil the Gufy OIL and Gas Conn
pany, Of Pittsburgh. Everything along the
line 10 In good shape, and Mr.. II. s. White
informed Us that his company would be
ready TO commence on q test well In this
county inside OF q few weeks. Our people
are looking forward Gnxiously TO a thor.
ough test q Wits oil territory, apd tho
sooner the company gets tn work lii this
vicinity the better they will like II,
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Kannwhn County Nominations.

The Republican county convention oil
Kanawha county, which met at Charles.
ton Saturday, nominated John s. Gun
nInsham Tor county commissioner, and H.
@. Mcwhorter for house Of delegates. The
GreenbaCk convention also met Saturday
and nominated W. H. Toter and L. II.
Cakes for house Of delegates. These are
the iuslopist candidates agreed on by the
twn nartieh
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The Home Missionary Society, Of the
Washington Presbytery, will hold It's
third annual meeting In the First Presby.
terrain church on the Goth and 3OEh, WED.
nesday and Thursday. A popular
Meeting" will be held Wednesday even .
Ing, commencing at 7;aO O'Clock. Dr..
Allen, Secretary Of the R1ard Of MisslonB
for freedmen aud Rev. l. O. Ely, a Home
Missionary, until recently laborlng
among tue Indians Of New Mexico, will
be present and address the meeting. On
Thursday the ladies' will take charge OF
the meeting, which will open at 0l30 4. N.
Morning aud afternoon session.
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Tho nIls.lonnrr n1actlnr.

The fourth annual meeting Of The Wo.
mans Home Mission societyot the Wash.
ington PrOsbytery will open this even.
ing In the First Presbyterian church,
when general public meeting will be
held, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, pastor Of
tho church, presiding. Addresses will be
mado by ReY.J ]. 9. Ely and aud Rev. DR.
L. Il. Allen. ~
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Duslness on mo O. n. n. II.

The Ohio River road is enjoying a big
boom in freight all along the line. The
St. Mary's Oracle Gays; Business OIL the
Ohio River railroad seems to be good. In
fact there are not enough cars available To
handle the bark, ties, lumber, etc., at this
place In a reasonable time, and we pre-.
sumo 1t Ia the came at other points along
the line. However, We arc Informed by
the officers OF the company that they have
ordered a large lot Of new cars, 60 wo may
expect matters to be better in the ii.
tuTe,n
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The farmer plants his seed, and while
he Is sleeping the corn grows. So with
advertising. II you wish to know how 10
advertise to the best advantage, write to
Geo. +. Rowell 4 Co.'s Newspaper Adver.
Using Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New
York. They will send you large pAmph-
let, with much valuable information free.
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This evening at 0 o'clock will commence
the Hebrew New Year-RoSh HoShonnah,
as II is called. II is one OF the festival
days which 10 strictly observed by oil
classes Of Hebrews. The Reform He.
brOwS observe but one day, while the Or.
thodox observe two. The reason given
for observing two days iS that Ia olden
tlneB o dispute arose 40 10 which was the
proper day, 90 10 satisfy oil parties IL was
decided 10 observe two, which 10 done by
tho orthodox Hebrews up 10 The present
lima
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Having purchased my French Tissues
al O very much better discount than ever
before, have decided 70 give my custom.
era the benefit, and Ihall therefore coll Rt
/ cent per sheet j. D. WiL9oN,
Bookseller and sEatlouer,
1908 Market 81,
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EdWnrd l.. lose \ 70,

Ladies' in want Of q good sewing machine
should call on Edward l., Ro0e 4 Co., who
are the sole agents for tho celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines for
this city and tiate. Their reputation for
square dealing Ia q guarantee that persons
purchasing d machine Of them will get
tho very best In the market,
They have also the exclusive sale Iof tho
hCAligfaph" typa writer, the most perfect
ana rapid writer made. Buslneas aud pro.
feoslonal men should remember this. A
call ID solicited before pufUhaAlnE else.
wheroj their place oil business Is No, Do
Twelfth atfeet