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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-05
It's DslIcacy of Flavor

And the efficacy Of It's action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely popu.
lar. It cleanses and tones up the clogged
and feverish system and dispels head
aches, colds and fever. Sold by Logan 4
Co., Anton P. Hess, 3. B. Burt and O.
Menkemeller. At Bellaire by N. N.
Mercer.
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LEGITIMATE EFFECT
OF THE PROPOSED TAnlEF BILL
The La Belle Pottery Contracts VIII be
Withheld Uutil the Company is sure the
Mills BIZ VIII Not PASS-OnS PERM.
oIOus Result of the Proposal.

The disastrous effect Of the Mills tarif
bill has already been felt here. The erec'
ton Of the LsBolle Pottery Company's
new building has been postponed until
such time as 1t shall be known whether
the severe and crushing blow threatened
in the Mills bill Is to fall on the pottery
industries of this country. 1t was de-
cided to postpone building alta meeting OF
stockholders held Saturday afternoon.
The present situation and outlook were
both carefully considered and discussed
bsrore a decision was arrived ct, and the
building committee instructed not to
award any more contracts, until the fate
Of the Mills bill has been decided, and
the contemplated free trade ideas Of this
reform administration settled one way OF
the other, The contract for excavAtinG
ior the foundations has already been given
out and that work is under way.
WAS the intention Of the La Bale
company to have everything in readiness
| to 20 to work by early In the fall. The
buildings were to be put up rapidly on
| The ground purchased for that purpose in
| The Sixth ward, lying south Of Thirty
6rst street and east Of Jacob. The new
concern was to be one Of the largest
lin the country, and the goods to be
turned out were to be Of fine, high
grade quality. It was the intention L
start with not less tta7 800 hands, a ma
iority Of whom would have been new
comers. The decision arrived at BY
tbs company is serioug blow
| to the city's prosperity, and ono that thu
people on the South Side, In particular
viii NOT be blessed to learn Of. It I
be hoped that the Mills bill will be speed
Inv disposed OF in such way that tn
building Of this new pottery can be carrie!
FORWARD. Mansger Pearson, Of the Wheel
The LaBslie, has already expressed hi
views, He .reiterates them and says tina
lit ia folly to think Of putting up neV
pottery in the face Of the Mills bill.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system W hen
bilious or costiye; to dispel headaches,
colds, and leverS; to cure hRpitua! con-
stipation, Indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller. At BellPire BY y,
N. Marcar.
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Good Docket.

There Wero on the docket at police
headquarters last night for this mornIng'i
court the following cases:
William WinesburR, indecsncy In the
Hoslop; Robert Hack, dlRolderly, arrested
by Grubler; Tom Keller, diSordsrly, also
by Grubler; John stegel, vRgrancy, by
Bell, Philip Blickan, drunkenness, by
Bhnkman; William Kemp, by Druschel,
Charles Kemp, by Killesn, and Martin
Kemp, also by Killeen, all three charged
with diRorderly conduct.
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sale of Real R,tsto.

The Amick property, on OhGpline
street, South Side, was offered for sale by
AuCtioneer Hervey Saturday, with the
following result;
The property on the esst side of the
street, at the corner Of Alley Is, was bid
up to 81 $50, and adjourned at that bid.
The property on the west side OF the
street, on the alley, was adjourned alta bid
Of $4,l00.
The property adj oinlup the alley, on the
south, was sold to Mr.. Bashar for $l,975.
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OyprCORtlngs md heavy weight Suitlngs,
made mn Ia tlrst.clNSS style. MuGlers,
gloves and Heavy Underwear at cost.
just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
w Q. HESS s. SONS,
Nos, 1891 & 1898 Market SITS.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March5.-For West
Virginia, light to fresh northerly Winds
stationary temperature, threatening wealth
or, and rain or anoW, ~
For Western Pennsylvania, colder, light
TO fresh northerly winds, light rain or
SNOW, followed by fair weather,
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TIE crayon portrait Of the late Joseph
Glenn was ordered BY Capt, Smith and
the police force, and will decorate the
walls Of headquarters. II was made by
Artist Frank II. White,
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VIZ have good deal Of inquiry about
Shorthand Writers Of late. Young men
and women de6irinG work cannot do better
chan to qualify themselves for amanueneis
work, The beat place We know Of 70 learn
Il Is at FIssher'g Shorthand schooi on
Main 6treak.
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WHAT l know about the standard rem.
edy-Dr. Bull's Cough syrupl-I know
that q twenty-five cent bottle cured me Of
q bad cough In twelve hours. It Is fact,
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Ghb G'xteltigsnttr:.
0hIcei Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisement
49, FN,I..,. nI,,na

Music In tho sptiuG-olver DiuOu & Co, BOS
ton -, ,-,.,,.s,,.
Plumtd Kntghta Notice.
Healed prOOO5als-Chm G Woods.
Grand OpprA House Ranch 10.
OgeTN House,, u. Polk in Mixed Pickles,
HouiohOld Furniture at Auction.
For CiucInnRu-SteHmer Ancci
Order OF Klks Notice,
Wanted A Girl-Hcad oil Local,
Genuine Diamonds aud Solid Gold WAtchea
Found ia TeA-Fuurtn page.
NotIce-lAughlin Bros Drug Co.
For salO-BTick Residence.
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From this exhibit oIgroaa receipts, there
must be deducted the discount on gas
bills, which js estimated at about 81, $50,
leaving but 81, 800, ns stated above.
The Board may further add TO the esLi-
mated expenditures by putting in items
for necessary appliances for process by
which 1t ia designed to improve the quail.
ty Of the gas by mixing It with natural
gas, or other substances. The Board late
ly made journey to Chicago to look into
methods and appliances Of this sort, but
although they are fully impressed with
the deSirability of such an Improvement,
they are not quite convinced Of the best
means to adoptto bring about the desired
raanlk
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MYRlADs OF cases OF rheumatism and
neuralgia have already succumbed 10 that
wonderful remedy Salvation Oil. Price
twenty-five cents . bottle.
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AMTE.IIKR crayon portrait Of the late
George Clator, the production OF Artist
Frank NJ. White, 10 on exhibition at Kinks
art akore
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rHEGAs WORKS.
No Meeting satuIdA, NlEht-ThO Estimate
Expenses.

Expenses.
There was q meeting Of the Gas Trustees
and Council Committee ON Lights, called
for Saturday night, but only two members
Of the committee appeared and no meet
ing was held. The object Was to prepare
estimates Of the financial needs Of the
works for the coming year.
The estimates Of the Board shows net
receipts Of about S77, 800, and expenses Of
about $4,000. The discrepancy here
shown, however, is only apparent, and
will be met from the large surplus which
the works has on hands. The gross esti.
mRtad receipts ara 40g 700. "a folloVs.
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mnr snnrAcE.wAsnER.

Tho above was o
!. !. !. !. !. !. !.
SSS term of OpprObrium
EaGSS9 among the 40 min
h% crs of California
S8fhA Gold was sometimes
HkE AVA found, after hard
1EgIlEsH2 min, on the surface,
$9tIW or just below it
W{,W The man who was
q AZ seen, therefore, with
n I'm his washing-pan
ASB only trudging
N TX about in search oil
kN NJ such finds was gen
10 ~ orally considered
&kAH3A too lazy to use
- 49, rocker or delve
down to bottom rock to find the truc de-
post. Hence, the indolent man, the su-
nerGciul, the artificial man, was spoken Of
as n Surface washer" Such man in
main gives one or two superficial rubbingS
with the pain cure, actually too indifferent
10 bring about its true effects by friction
creating warmth. He simply washes the
surface, and If miracle is not performed
by curing him ut once, he believes there Is
no virtue in the preparation. II he only
knew that chronic and crippled cases have
been cured permanently after forty, thirty,
tweptyyears ofsuiIering, he would, perhaps
as these patients have done, giycit IN intel
Ipent and patient trial. But he Is sur
face washer,p and what he says about II Is
spnerfcinl nonsense. Not so with the
earnest man, who earnestly seeks prompt
relief and a certain cure he acts according
In the directions. For instance: Iwo
wears ago Mr.. John OFT, ST., of st. BOnitace
Cambria county, Pa, was afflicted with IN,
lammatory rheumatism in acute form, ana
was permanently cured, rs he testites ~
the following: "St BOniface, February II
1851 herewith express my kindest re-
cards to your remedy for its great healing
qualities, Two years ago was taken u
bed with infammatory rheumatism, anc
cot 40 bad that one Of my legs was par
alyzed and swelled up as thick as d Dag
burning and paining feariuliy. coule
not get out of bed nor could move my
leg or let any one touch it for all the pleas
ufes of tho world. My son advised me
to apply your St. Jacobs Oil, and after two
applications was able TO walk. used hal
a bottle, and have not felt rheumatism
since. In my estimation gold will no
compare with it. / am ready to TESTIFY
(take OATH to the above at any time /
desired" Nr. OFT was certainly no super
fetal manipulation with so valued a rem
edy. He experienced all the pleasures
the world in his prompt and permanen
cure; and to such patient who tollowe'
directions strictly, and was relieved Q
torture, gold will truly not compare wit
his estimation of its beneilcence.
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Tho Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner Saturday, reg
lstered ss follows:
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-CHI.
w CAG0 Heights. addition 10 tho City OF To.
peka, Kansas, Is now plated. Will exchange LOIS
IN this addItion for farm lands In all Central
Southern aud Western states; also exchange iot
Merchandise. Topeka Is the most prosperous and
thriving city IN tho West, and Chicago Heights d
one Of the finest additions TO the city. For par
iiculAB address II. d, BOOZE 4 co. General
agents, Topeka, Kansas. iGT
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
At meeting Of tho undfrsiEned leo Dealers,
held February 2S the price Of leo for the season oil
1883 was made tho same as last year
SElBERrS SONS,
N. KUHN,
KOEHELlEE BROS,
JOHN @ REINACHER,
BALL BROS,
AUGUST KIRCHG ESSEER,
fe29 FRANK WALTKR & son.
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AUCTION SALES,
FURNITURE


AT Auction,
will sell 81 public auction on WEDNESDAY
March Z, Rt 10 O'Clock 4. ~, at No 1875 Markell
street, q lot Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
consisting Of Carpets, TGblCG, Bedroom SstS'
Chairs aud all articles used In housekeeping. WIi
be sold without reserve. Terms cash. ''''
mrs. J. O. HERvEY. AuctiouCer.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.

A ANNOUNCEMENT.
the undersigned, do hereby announce myself
candidate for the nomination FOR SHERIFF
Of the county Of Ohio, West Va, subject TO all
Democratic rules.
ieS JOHN ROBRECHT.
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stranger. In tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
, 1888-02-14
they Want a County.

To the Editor OF The Leader.
MUDDY CREEK, Carbon County, Feb.
The people throughout this back
woods corner of Carbon county are some
what exercised over the various new cOun-
ty schemes as turned loose by the terri
torial press and Inter Ocean loungers on
a too confiding and unsuspecting public.
Apropos to this a petition is now being
circulated and signed by every voter and
tax payer of that portion OF Carbon county
living north of the seventh standard par
allel and east of thu range line 81, praying
the honorable law makers now assembled
at Cheyenne to admit this portion of Car
bon county within the. boundaries of what
ever new county or counties they may see
fit to make out of the northern portions
of Albany and Laramie counties.
While We all know that ninety-nine out
of a hundred petitions amount to but
very little, l think this one should receive
careful consideration, because it expresses
as one voice the hopes and wishes Of over
200 voters now occupying this corner of
Carbon county, and because they have not
heretofore showed Just what their staul
ing was in regard to the new county ones
ton.
With US the question of the county seat
is secondary to the one In regard to the
boundaries of a new county. We want a
new county and a county seat that we can
get TO during the winter or at any other
time of the year without too great loss Of
time; and a county wherein we can have
some representation and a chance OF de-
irving some benefits in the matter Of
roads, etc. Yours truly,
B. B. Brooks.
, 1888-02-14
DEAD AT WASHINGTON.
Mrs. EmmOns, Formerly of this City,
Dies at the Capital.

"
Saturday night news of the demise of
Mrs. Weltha A. Emmons, formerly of this
city, was flashed over the wires from
Washington to perhaps every city of any
note In the civilized world.
The wealthy, accomplished, cratic and
eccentric woman died after n brief illness
from the effects of nervous prostration
and a general breaking down of the sYs-
TEN. Dissolution was superinduced by
the excitement incident to the recent SEN
s%ational suit in which Mr.. Emmons at
tempted to have his wife adiudged insane.
The freshness of the circumstances OF
this celebrated case obviate the necessity
Of a review.
Mrs. Emmons' peculiaritics mado her a
subject for public discussion during her
stay in the Magic City several years ago.
The residence, corner Seventeenth and
House streets was magnificcntly furnished
and lavishly de corated, with stables and
dog kennels to match. On pleasant days
the lady who was a SPLENDID horsewoman,
would mount her ~favorito broncho, a vic
ious brute and dash through the streets,
over the drives and boulvards and across
the praires at breakneck speed with a
pack OF enormous yclping Scotch hounds
in her wake. A demure attendant al
ways followed at n distance. On one oc-
casion this cqucrry was commanded TO
dismount and slaughter a canine which
had the termity to attack one ofthe lady's
pets. His inability to obey the mandate
rose a terrible storm about his ears.
Mrs. Emmons loved society and her
house was the home of distinguished visi
tors and a select circle OF local people.
Emmons, who was and still is an attache
OF. the government geological survey, al
ways remained in the background for rea-
sons best known to himself. During the
%sojourn of the pair here many were I'M
aware of the existence of the man, so re-
firing vas his disposition and so unfrc-
quently did he appear in public.
After her departure from this section
MH. Emmons became notorious on ac-
count of her c~ccentricities. At Washing
ton her riding was a seven day wonder,
while at Long Branch she created u SEN
sation by changing hotels at 10 o'clock
n stormy night because the unfceling
proprietor did not provide proper accom-
dations for her dogs.
Nothing really ~derogatory to the wo-
mans character was ever said, despite her
many remarkable escapades.
, 1888-02-14
NEW COUNTIES.

There will probably be very little done
IN the matter of county division until
after the gambling bill is disposed of.
Meanwhile affairs daily grow more mud
died. Petitions and counter petitions
continue to flow in, making it very diff
cult sometimes to decide what the MAORI
ty of the people desire. Petitions, how
ever, are not always an indication.
Douglas representatives want a large
county or none. Lusk is somewhat more
modest. 1t doesn't want a very large
county, but it wants that badly. Rather
than 60 into a big county with Douglas it
would prefer to remain as it is, which We
consider a very wise resolution. But the
proposed new county, with Lusk as the
county seat, embraces a strip of
Crook county. This strip con
tains several large cattle ranches and rs
the Crook county assessment has fallenof
in the past year many people In that sec
ton object to losing any of the present
territory. Petitions and counter petitions
nave u0NCU@Au AaNVtAhk "a tHHoNlhk Ut
hning the limits Of the new county of
Sheridan. This morning We publish a
letter from a well known citizen stating
that the people of his section of Carbon
county are in favor of being tackled on to
a new county. And so what at first
seemed a comparatively plain proposition
is now rapidly becoming very comph
Gated.
The LEADER is frankly in favor Of the
formation OF new counties, 1t favors
them on the ground that all our counties
are too cumbersome to suit the CON
venieDce OF a population which
is rapidly increasing. 1t favors them too
on the ground that new county o~rganiza
lion Will contribute materially to the more
speedy settlement Of the territory, and the
building and growth OF new towns, thus
increasing the general wealth and import
ance- Too many people take a biased
view Of this matter. 1t Is only natural
that when 1t becomes Il question Of one
section against another every man should
stand up for his own locality. But the
Legislature should rise NJ to the import
Hnce of the situation and vicw the matter
not so much from a local rs n territorial
standpoint 1t cannot be expected that
everybody will be pleased with the result
cven though time may ultimately pro
claim ITS wisdom.
Give the people Il chance to form new
counties II they meet with trouble in
maintaining them ii Is entirely their own
funeral, and they alone will be the suffer
ers But give them the chance Just the
sam
, 1888-02-14
anne

TIN main interest IN the legislative
proceedings now centers in Mr. Holt
asy 5 rambling bill, which will probably
TX made the special order in the house on
FRIDAY or Saturday. The most lively de
hEl@ that have occurred this session will
then he IN order and the hall viii not be
lGrrt enough 10 contain the crowds of
T+aanls winch will flock there.
Few u the members Of the house with
Vhum we huve -euuversed are Inclined to
lsaE 1u,uH Lht matter from Il purely senti-
assasH standpoint regardless OF the con-
-saJasnii.s winch muy be entailed by the
pEssIu q tia nil They speak their
f-1iEiT End arrive At what
thss z-ulsIaEr practical CONCLUSIONS after
I-nF=zEEzlr 1ia iRoIs Cd the rase.
WEH- tin iHus Of the bill there Is
uo 6zE q ma 1Iuur ans TINT is TINT
thsry vi - ptsu1lF Or muBir IN the an.
, 1888-02-14

Makes the lives ofmany people miserable,
and often leads TO self destruction. We
know ofno remedy for dyspepsia more
successful than Hoods ~Sarsaparilla. 1t
acts gently, yet surely and efficiently,
tones the stomach and other organs, re-
moves the faint feeling, creates a good
appetite, cures headache, and rcfreshes
the burdened mind. Give Hoods Sarsa-
parilla q fair trial. IT will do you good.
, 1888-02-14
FAVORABLE ACTION.
Maverick and Anti Gambling Bills
Pass the Council.
But Two Votes in the Negative on
Each Measure.
A Unique Petition Sent from
Johnson County.
Territorial Council

TowNsITEs.
In the usual form Mr.. Loucks. John
son county, gave notice of the early in
PRODUCTION of a bill a~mendatory to the
operative statute in relation to the dis
posal of public TOWNSHIP lands.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The bill Of Mr.. Smith, of Swectwater
county, relative to liquor licenses and pen
alties for violations Of the statutes regu-
lating the sale OF liquors was read a first
time. A review of the, proposed law has
already been given in these columns.
PUBLIC CENSOR.
Mr.. Holiday, Albany county, presented
his measure creating the Office and defin.
ing the duties oil public examiner, an ex-
pert accountant whose task will be to pro-
tect the people from INSCRIPTIONS Off
Gals.
ANTI-GAMBLING.
The stringent anti-gambling bill, intro
duced several days since by Mr.. Holiday,
was read a third time and passed without
incident, lis provisions and objects arc
well known. Mr.. Smith, of Sweetwater,
and Hadsell, of Carbon, voted in the
negative. There was no discussion on
the measure.
o II ORPHANS.
The maverick bill. about which there
has been so much discussion, now only
lacks the signature of the governor to be-
como a law. 1t passed the council with
gut incident. MeSsrs, Smith of Sweet
water and Holiday answered no on the
call of the roll, while Mr.. Symons of
Albany was in a committee room when
the vote was taken and failed to go on
record on the question.
FOL THE PRINTER.
House Joint resolutions Nos. 5 and 6,
providing for the printing Of the reports
OF territorial officers and introduced by
Messrs. Adams and Lafrentz, passed the
council.
A SPECIAL LAW.
The upper house ~concurred in the &C
ton Of the representative body in cndors-
ing Mr.. Adams bill repeating the law
concerning the running at large OF bulls
on the Laramie plains.
, 1888-02-14

There should be a good attendance at
the Alcrts ball this evening. Aside from
the fact that the occasion will be most en-
ioyablc, the boys, always willing and tire
less fame fighters, are entitled to consid-
Grafton and deserve patronage, They
have spared no expense in preparing for
the event, and every detail looking to the
comfort of their guests has been carefully
arranged.
, 1888-02-14

In experiments during the past year.
celluloid has proven an excellent sheath
ing for ships, in place Of copper, oYer
which it has some advantages. Another
application OF a valuable material is the
use Of the lately cheapened aluminium for
dental plates, which are better than rub
Der, and cheaper and stronger than gold.
-Arkansaw Traveller.
, 1888-02-14

Errata.

TIE LEADEBs Legislative reporter
erred "a stating that Mr.. KuYkendall was
Oftbe Gm opinion that ! case Of gland
en- had never been known IN the terri
t0g- iu he hose Saturday the gen
EsnaB from CarbDu county simply in
, 1888-02-14
We carry The celebrate
Rochester lamp.
EThe Fair


By digpelling the symptoms so often
mistaken for Consumption. Santa Abiehas
brought gladness 10 many q household
By It's prompt use for breaking up the
cold that too often develops into that
fatal disease, thousands can be saved from
an untimely grave. You make no mis-
take by keeping a bottle Of this pleasant
remedy ID your house. California Cat-r-
Cure is equally effective 10 Graduating all
traces Of Nasal Catarrh. Both Of these
wonderful California remedies are sold
and warranted by W. n. Hunt, at SL.OO
a package, . for &. so.
, 1888-02-14

SPEEss % za rg1grl subject Of
tsut1-H dsFa1sE 1ts hEwims JON
Hal say WITH : rr-aa Of twenty-five
mis anJuu6 RaEH ihsre IL sufluieut
ooal iron o1ppz b1rEL El a make II
4 CITY Of 5000 pegph WITHIN the next
FIVE years, and with one q two szeeI-
tons, nothing l. beng dom l. develop
any Of them.
, 1888-02-14

a LEADER reporter has earn j that
Annie Hogsrlh, plaintiff IN the SuJm
breach Of prOmise ease, id mn receive
the q. 7GO awarded by the jh- The de-
aendanf 3 attorneys suecesde6 n eJmpfD
missing the matter GOr 4 much smaller
sun.
, 1888-02-14
Not at Home Much.
.fOnaila World

An kngIish lady living il Brooklyn has
seen her husband only twice in thirty five
yeaz- IL rs not stated whether he is an
African explorer OF u commercial drum
mer.