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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
benevolent Orders,

"eh'ar communication. of r. F. NcGure
.Or" n" 800, +. Il a. Miasors. third.
~, sa'nrrav in each mca,h-J. :. Surnr,erijo
Z" " VT. Oliver, Secretary.
r. fa'Ioar Lodge No. p, knights Of
y. as ecls every sl'esnaiivc Tucsday
ry". 6oED"AROS, L. c.; TN Rhymes,
X. of R.A 5.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

F,a,ulency and wind on the s''m sn az, IL
80, Inv indigestion. A few doses OF
si",.,., Ca.csrine will speedily give tone "
The digestive organs. J"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

Cheatham's Chill Tonic docs not leave lie
system in 4 tsb.''aisi coui.tun. Bee. t'.,e, =
and slFengihb yoa. ture guaranteed. Sold
by Dr.J. ;. Bca1ey, al.0 L. ~ Thomrs',,
DeiLl Iy-i-tin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

Nj, Mamie yickers informed US mar 'nea
.ook in 500. a, the entertainment a. ~
rbur,da, evening the l2ui'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

We give in this issue an account Oh the A"o
,.,,,;,men, sent US by one kind enough TO
..nort for MS. We were too unwe" 10 a''e"'
Z. person.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

\ ,;,,,. Gre is quickly uodden out, "9i ,
be,uy suffered, rivers caano' q"e a;ss..es A
,ane may be said OF ho'na" ..sn.e.nen, Of
i,l,Ie indigestion, slight u'sa.'" s.;,as con.
he bowels. torpid liver ca " So -. wooded
n,,ca,,ons and results ihese "a" " ;,r7 4,
-, ,he use Of Morris Ca~arnr
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

Ch,a,ham's Chill Tonic, "bes; in the
~ rid No pois"ns. Cue guaranteed.
Sold by Dr. J. s. Bsazley and +. W. 1homP>
son Delhi. iy2l>lni
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
1t Is n Eye.

Tay,or's Sure Chill Cure is the best on
catts' Sold by Dr.. j.. $. B~azley, Raviile La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

~. "'a snnday in eeci month j. The
IL. ~ 'of 'ne PresbyieIians, Rev. D, 4. CAM
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. S. F.. Rhymes has been quite sick
this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

We learn that the coIored people are hav-
,,o,Yac,ed meeting IN Town this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

A., services of Methodis, Episcopal
asw I's"rh--aecord SUNDAY ia eac:. moni..,
:. Patterson L. {. Rayv,lle Cir,ni,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

Mann Rondoir Dntic: cIcei1ro NaIs UH IN
Through Tr1fn..
D;rcc, correction made AT Texas Pacific
Junction with I. & 7. L. X. for oil
points in Northern and Western
Texas, New Mexico and
the Fas West.
John c. GAULT, II. COLLDRAN,
Central Manager Gen i & pass.'Asi
r. CARROLL. Gen. Supt, Cincinnati, u.
l. HARDY,
Asst. Gen'l Pass. AIT, FIckshurg, Miss.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
HQs,efrA2;.A
sssaE.s.s::.. e. 3 =
10zz-X4zyas@Lz,a~ Z - ~ y -
QaGGA And Crescent h0ItG.

The Favori,o Lice Between the North and
Son,h.
Limited EXprGSS Trains h3iWGGn CInCil-
natl and New Orleans.
Mann Boudoir Sleeping Cars
from Shreveport, La. to
Atlanta, ga.
Condensed Tine Card Effect FEB
ruary IL, 1853.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
Religious Directory,

-, n,s' Sunday in each month j. H.. day
: "e Baptist. I, Rsyy.ie. '
Rev. Mr., Miles will preach here o, he
4" Sundsy in each ,aon,b
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21
RUSICN C0L.-J =.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

Will Carpenter has our thanks '0'
melon.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

e.. 4. J.. ris.',
pa-'o, ?afii,, C.afJA. Shiloh, l..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

? T.. CCEFB
Willy 2 &t..ij S !
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-07-21

so.:. 3c,a:, y. 70. ..-,--.-
FL. i-t- 90. r.. i-''i'i''- ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29


Cook GilIin returned yesterday from q
pleasant visit 10 the coau;fy with friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Bags returned yesterday
morning from pleasant visit 10 oberlin'
Wheat Is very SCARCE OF this dLIo, owing
to the roads. bat Is selling at s. contn pei
bushel.
County Treasurer George Robinson, Of
St. Olalnvllle, was in the city yeSserday,
calling on friends.
A. F. KoSthieon hAn tho contract fol
tho tin aud iron work on the new addition
To the Elna iron works.
Tho Cleveland, LorAin & Wheeling
transfer HteameF, LiEEle Townsend, ar.
rived at the compGny's wharf al o O'clock
Monday night, alter undergoing repairs In
Pt. Pleasant docks. The boat, itNIll be
remembered, was broken loose In the Ice
gorge some weeks since, ard considerably
damaged.
Considerable trouble and expense has
cropped out Of an every day dog eight and
the town will DO the loser. Monday man
named KTetEInRer and Dick Mcfarland
repaired 10 the old Zimmerman wine cellar
Just bRCk OF Esuavills, to match their 70.
vorIte "bulls." While the light wRa in
progress the oWneTa Of tho CAnine1 be-
came involved in quarrel about the
manner Of fighting, and proceeded 10
pummel each other at one eide Of the
room, while tho dogs chewed and gnaTel
each other on the opposite side 0i the
apartment. Officer KILLER wRs notified
and at once llsd an affidavit Rgainst the
IQen. Mcfarland plead guilty to the
charge Gnd was reasonably fined, hut
kretsinRer secured for his counsel Lawyer
George Duncan and stood trial. Eleven
iurymBn wer0 impGneled, and alter hear,
ing the testimony were ont six hours
from 7 to l O'Clock this morning, and
brought In verdict Of "nut guilty." which
was left lying on tao Mayors desk. Hon,
Hoss !. Alexander and Lawyer Heinlein
handled the case Tor the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Mr.. ChRs. Batson, Of PArkersburg, 10 one
OF Wood county's indsiatigAble boomers.
He stated to the 1NTRLLIGENcER last night
that one Of Parkerburg'S leSdlng indus
tIiee Of the future 10 nj PEesaat very little
known. Recently there has been organ.
lied company for the manufacture oil
artificial les. Forty thousand dollars are
invested In the enterprise. Mr.. BAtoon
says ParkerSbutg 70 rapidly growing. Over
three hundred new buildings were erected
last year, and street car lines, electric
lights and other improvements are now
being added 10 the town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
coNvENT.oN CHAT.
II. I. KERTER,
Secretary.

Personal and other Gossip Aad fragment
Of the Boom.
State Senator 3. W. Price, OF Marshall
will DO up to-day.
Editor George W. Tippett, Of the Pt
Pleasant RIoitter, came In on the Ohit
River road last night.
MessrB. Jacob Msrkwood, W. N. Welsh
Alex Weir and NJ. O. Totem came In OF
the late tain last night. They represen
Mineral county.
Lloyd Smith and K. 8. BoremAn, o.
Tyler county, were among the earliest ar
rivals Of delegates yesterday. They Say
Tyler county will be well represented.
The Ohio county delegates appointed a
the meeting Monday evening will meet In
the County Commissioners room Of 0 A,
4. to-day 10 organize and choose chair
man.
Hous. Cyrus Scott and B, l., Butcher
are Gmong RSndolph's representative
citizens who have arrived. Both are en-.
thuaiRatlc In prSiaing the wonderful re-
sources Of the section.
Will ]. Painter, oil Thornton, Taylor
county, came In last night. He says that
al Thornton there haB been recently dis
covered a rich and extensive vein OF fire
clay, and lis Development Is only 4 CUES.
ton Of q short time.
The Ohio River train last night brought
tho Huntington delegation. Hon. E. A.
Bennett, j. L. Caldwell, .. W. Foster, j.
NJ, Loyne, D. L. Abbott, o. l.. Thompson,
W, A, Gibson and Sam Gideon were
among the number.
Among the prominent citizens Of Pres.
ton county who arrived yeBterdSy alter.
noon were State Senator W. N. D. DAw.
son, P. ]. orogAn, Hon. John P. Jones,
william G. Brown, W. g. worley, John
H. Brown, and F. Herrmaus.
The Reception Committee requests
boarding hon8a keepers who can accom-.
MEDIATE guests during the convention, TO
notify members Of the committee who will
DO al tho Chamber Of Commerce rooms
until 10 a. N. to-day Tor that purpose.
Among tho Mcclure Houno arrivals laat
nipht veYO W. NJ. Haney, Of Charleston;
A, 4. Hanley, Of Point Pleasant; N. Il.
McCallister, Of Hammond II. y, Hammer.
Of Guyandotts; 0. L. Williams and ". ].
ffO4mAuI OF 4AkgElHuIR0 AuQ ds "
smith, OF MIddiebOEEne,
Captain Ed Watson, mauASsT Of the
Montana mines. near FGirmont, Collector
John I. McGAT, Hon, Phil Clifford and
Or. D. P. Morgan, Of OlRrksburg and
superintendent Parks, Of the famous Han.
nlsyillO dIstIlIsry, st MArtlnBbuTR, were
among the RTIivala at midnight.
Mr.. y. B. Blue, one Of GrSiton's leading
buGino5A men, III speEslng to the tKFELLl.
SHNCEE Of the convention and its work,
Paid: II believe this gathering will &C.
coupliSh great good. Nothing 90 Import.
ant 10 the welfare Of the Stats has ever
been done. The Development Of q strong,
healthy boom will surely be the rOsult, |
Our people arc In the work heart and
soul"
Hons. g, W. Hall, Of FaIrmons, and 9.
Z. Wells, Of GloverG Gap, are among the
boomers Of their county. Extensive
mining and eokinR operations which have
been developed lately in Marion and
counties, they say, are but
the toreruuners Of the substantial things
yet to come. Much land Is being taken
BY investigators In that region and the
boom 10 on to stay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Judge Camden, Of ClaIksbaTs, Is In at
tendance upon the Convention, and wa
one Of tho most enthusiastic men in thu
lobby at the McLure House last night
When asked what he thought would b.
the outcome. he replied, "Nothing ba
good can possibly come Of II. It Is time
we were letting the outside world know
that va have q great State with unlimited
resources. tiS time also for the Leglnla
ture to do something 10 this end. l be-
lisys that the more ol1lng Of the conven.
ton will attract the attention Of the world
at large to the fact that West VlrginiA'a
people arc at Last awake, and realizing
fully tie situation, are ready and willing
to help themselves. One effect Of the
convention will be the creation Of 9 public
sentiment In favor Of such iesiS!Atlon "a
will best bring about the end we all 90
much desire. Il think tomorrow will date
Gu era Of prosperity and wealth in West
virginia"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
- -+A
IntGIIigBnGer!.
STATE BOOM EDITION,

Tho INfEILIgENcER has now In prtp,ta,,,,
Special state Development Edition Whisb ,1ii''
devoted 70 the resources Of REst NtrFinlu ~
ain e 70 attract attentioR % this siAiS oiefiSs
Inducements 10 fafmcrs, 0fAlafL Wool r,,,Ish
lHpO grOWUn and FruItEroWefi Z nsfsiIr, =
NinofG, LumbeTmcn and Manufacturer wbSS 49,. ~
WiAh 70 avail themtelESS Of West virEinis,, ~.
vAntAsea. ~
oTden iGr this Special Boom Edition h.ye b,,-
received thus far p the extent OF $4,000 eoSiS:
Il may even reach higher figure. Ths psusI Vii
30 circulated In tblh conntTy among ! 6ittiI,,.
ard thnas who maY b looking for rr : hot,ss 49,
vii also DO SpISSd throughout selected locsliis.
In Europe.
The sFEctAL sILI1 DEVElnrSESf EpFrioy n, H.,
IHIELil1ENCER viii do.cnbo tho whole stSle m m
HenefAi, AND zach particular fo1luNp IN dSt,if
and Will devote one article 70 tack Cou1ty, ,ho,
and settlement ''S'''''A'
There viii DO & large map Of tho STATE ,ho,,,,,
all the Railroads, the proposed Railroad WStsss
ways, Iumpites and Coanty Road, A grbSS,i
Article devoted To lUfunir Of the F,sonf,.,s ~
hdVAntlgps Of the state, viii b ptIHud m fss aa
Norwegian. A'o
The Paper will DO posed 0l 10 OF 20 T.,,.
The price Will DO that OF The ofdiaaFT edItfSS ~
The DAILY inteliigspecf, o ceati cupy m az
there win b public spirited citt 9as Sag X Sl3pI98y
Ilfn 70 teud copies oi thee psISrs 10 friend, IN
WIZ help 10 pAsH around the gftHt RdTsnItsr. ~
West Virginia Il T. this Kind q GdytIt,sTflrtt
that has developed the great West
In TeIponso to many Ttque,u. the pnblLb.,.
hAIc detefnlned 10 admit llElltci anGnni III al.
vrfiiaing, but Il desirable that cVtn m, r.,S
Of the neglpaplt lhAll save IA pdfro,o \ ,SSI,
Ing that west Virginia II not Gli0pttbSt = ~,
State, but has we'll begun her own deyClosment
twill b. worth something 10 show that ve k,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
THEBIG BOOM
THE CITY QUITE CROWDED
Already With the Distinguished
Citizens
OF Nearly Every County in West
Virginia,
Who Gather Here in the Inter
ests Of Progress.
NEW LIFE AND NEW ENERGY
Already Infused Into the Noun
tain State.
Surprising Response to the Cal
Tor a Meeting.
Surprising Response to the Call
Tor a Meeting.
The Programme for the Immi-
grafton Convention
AND THE WORK TO BE DONE

From the indications lSO' night the
State Development Convention which
meets In tho Opera Houss at o'clock
this afternoon, will exceed In proportions
and interest the most Banguire sIptclE'
tons Of the most enthusiastic rboomsr."
Already a large number Of the leading
men Of Tho State, representing every sec
ton, ars in the, city. Tho distinguished
character OF those attracted to tho meet
inR ia a most notable Characteristic, and
shows that tho people oil the State at large
BhRro in the view expressed last night by
Hon. s. d. Elktnr. who said: ~ regard
thla 40 the NEST important gathering that
has convened in the State zines the con-
yantIon which resulted In thu formation
Of WeA. ViTHiniA. thinf ! Bhnii put II
that way In some remarks shall make 10
the convention tomorrow"
A notable feature Of the personnel Of
the convention, 90 far 40 can be judged
from the arrivals up 70 this writing, Is the
largo proportion q men who DO not al
tend political or other c0nVenuohsI the
solid buGiness men Of the State. Tbs
ubiquitous politician 10 either conspicuous
by his absence, or keeps his politics in
the background, and Bll arc SctuAted by q
OInSulAs onsneGS Of puEpoSe--to do some
thing here and now that will result in
permRnen! advantage to the State, attract.
Ing TO il new population R1d new capital
that will make the rosa 70 bloom In the
desert and the wilderness 10 blossom like
the garden Of the Lord"
The convention will be addressed by Mr.,
ElkIns, by ex-senator Henry 9. DAVIS, by
Senator ksnua and Governor Wilson, and
Others. These gentlemen were all early
Oh the ground, as were also ex-senator
Camden, Secretary Of state Walker,
Superintendent Of Free Schools Morgan,
Col. Ed Moore. Of Baltimore, Land and
immigration Agent Richards, Of the B. &
o, railroad, and other distinguished gen.
tlemen whose pressncs bears Significance,
and shows the wide interest in the pro-
feet 10 iniuEc neH lie into West Virginia
and bodss good for tho future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
BslAITo

U. ]. Smith and vile have returne'
home,
ssVeIAl ellIIsna ullnE natural gSa hav'
ordered II out.
J. J. POttO,o Moundsvllle, was here yes
terdAy on business.
Mrs. James Nixon, Of New Castle, Pa.
10 Visiting friends here.
Miss LilliO Harris will entertain hei
friends tomorrow evening. Ill.
A. J. KeyBer, Of the Indtpeadeni, Il
home from visit to Pennsylvania.
The glass factories were of yesterday
on account Of shortage In the natHEa
gas.
Aiisa Florence Davis has returned to hsl
home In Pittsburgh after q pleasant whit
here.
Civil Engineer Linton, OF the Pennsyl'
vania Railroad, was down yesterday on
business.
The young men Of the First Presby.
terrain church have invited or decided to
invite Prof. I. II. Miller, Of MArkee, Pa,
to come hero and hold musical conVen-
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
IMPonTANr ARTIST.
A Noted Pension sHindIsr Again in the
GoV6rntneutIH HRad0,

A Noted Pension sHindIsr Again In thu
GoVSrnmsups HAads.
Capt. A. ". R1Ame, clever and sue
cessiul special Agon. in the employ Of the
Pensipn Bureau, who has within the pas'
two years performed SONS splendid do,
tcctiye work In the lower portion o.
the State, GTIiyed In this city
early yesterday morning, having in charge
Belson Virgin, Q noted pension shark.
He WAS lodged IN jall TIL the Federal
Court meets,
There are three charges against him
one Of forging an order for NAL! matter, By
which be obtained letters from the Pen.
sion Bureau Addressed to HuldR jenkins
snd Margaret Barnett. The letter toE
Hulda Jenkins contained check Tor 81 600.
This he refused TO give to her unless she
would give him 500 Of the amount. She
refused, and later, In company with two
friends, no wen. to her house and forced
her To hold 4 pan and make u marx
the Irienda Witnessed the eiguature
and he came TO Wheeling and had the
check caAhed, keeping out 500.
The third charge 10 that he went to
Hulda Jenkins house and with hstchet
threatened TO brain her II she teahded
aRAinst him In court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

UNION, W. VA.t Feb. 70.
ThozIaI O'Bn4a RJsdOlpA SlG!ElktT, n. 4. vale
her GRd J. J, Wo0b,
GHSTLzMHx:-At meeting Of our ela'
sens held yesterday you were appointed
alterna!ss to represent our county In the
Iudustrial Convention TO DO held in your
city on the 20.h ms. in the absence Of
delegates appointed for that purpose, aud
we send yoa the proceedings OF that meet
Ing herewith. A committee vas appoint
ed to prepare q pApeT setting forth the
facts In regard TO the industrial interests
Of this county, bu. they have not had
limo 10 make q report. We send you
herewith como Statistics Ia regard to the
We would alSo ststa that in the south
eastern portion Of tho county there are
large quantities Of iron orc which IL not
valuable on account Of Ia distance from
any railroad. We have also large torests Of
valuable timber which is OF very little
yAiRe for the same reason.
Our people sse taking considerable In
terest In the movement And L the colven'
ton had been held later we would have
mad q uonaidprRble delegation in attend.
ance. Yours respectfully,
JoHN u. RoEAH,
President.
II. I, KERTER,
HANFRfAFY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
AIOundGTIlIS,


Mr.. F. B. Fish lett Tor Missouri Sunday
night.
A great many young men are tRklng
stock in the building association.
The Second Ward Republican Club mel
Friday night at the Herald office.
Hanson OrlswelI, Jr., has secured poai
ton as chief artist on M art paper at At
lSnta, Ga.
Superintendent Robinson purchased q
fine hoSas Of James Henrietta, to be used
In the work about tho prison, The price
was $3.50.
Lat night the "Willlng WorkerB" Of the
Presbyterian Church gave social
and festival at the residence Of Mr.. W. B,
Humphrey.
Mr.. J. B. McLurO viii deliver the frat
lecture OF the Beries to be given at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
Thursday evening. HiS subject 10 xvi.
dence."
The J. O. Caldwell G. A. R, Post, Of
Moundsyille, has secured Rev. T. ]. Shep.
herd, Of BuGyruB, O., to deliver O lecture,
In the Interest Of the post, al tho Court
House, March B; subject, "What saw at
Andersonville." This lecture has been
well received everywhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

hOSsEIsnt.
Tho Business Mems Convention to pro
mote the prosperity Of Weat VirGtnli
promises to be so splendid a success, thA
It may DO interesting to recall how th'
movement wss born, and know something
Of i!s prCgrssA up to thlH aue. On The
Slst Of January the following editorial Gp'
pesred in the IaTELLIoEScEE:
ain the frozen Northwest are diaheart'
ened persona looking for homea 10 WI
Vin!a. Why not In West Virginia, which
has greater advantages TO oher? The
STATE Of West Virginia has provided no
machinery for sueh work, but the peopla
can provide II for themselves. Alter the
people make the start no doubt the state
can easily be induced to take It up.
This leRds the lETELLI1 ENcER TO Susgest
how the Wheeling Chamber Of Comnerce
can do the State great service. Let the
Chamber invite the business men Of West
Virginia, men who have lands to sell, all
who are interested In the Development OIL
the State, to meet here At an early day 10
aee what measures can be set % foot fol
attracting attention to West Virginia and
inducing immigration. Such meeting
would probably result ia 5 West Virginia
DEVELOPMENT association thAb could be
made Of incAlCulaOls advantage to :5e
State.
"Itiusotho interest Of our business men
To build up tho State, and 10 this end
nothing IL needed but o Systematic and
vigorous effort. Now Is the accepted
time.
al we oil pull together, regardleoso Of pol
itics and oil everything LbCt happened be.
fore Noah's food, We can make bomething
out OF these hills and valleys and fertile
plAtaAua."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

nlAtisrs OF Minor Moment iS aud ABOpi
the OtiJ.

the CtiT.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE garden ssOd market has begun 10
bs brlLk.
THE Grand this Ovening-"TouriHts in q
Pullman Gar"
Two dSCds Of trust were admitted 10 TO
cord in Clerk HOok's OfiicO yesterday.
THH Immigration Convention will open
ut o'Cciok this afternoon in the Opera
House.
TaA regular moutiBg Of the ". U. B. q.
will be held In the Y. n. o. A. Toom8 a
2:S0 p. II to-day.
TnE new soap works In EGt Wheeling
began work Monday, having all the ma
ChiD0ry and accessories In, and viii now
mako soap right along.
"LE VOYAGE IN sUIssE" wRs given again
at the Opera HouBO last night to an en-
thualag1c audience Of good slEs. This
closed the engagement.
IT seemed odd yesterday 10 hear blue.
biIds and robtnB SINGING on the Island
when th0 ground WAs while with GnoE
and the river full Of Ice.
A INV burglar proof, chilled steel bGni
safe was received from Baltimore yester'
day q. the Internal Revenue otEicO 10 this
city and piBcgd In the large stone vault OF
the second door.
ALI vlsIlors 10 the Boom Convention
are respectfully invited 70 call at the Wee
Virginia Stencil and Seal Works and Rob
Der stamp Factory. ses advertisement In
another column.
THE WOrthinHtoH pump at the WGtel
Works Is receiving general OVerhaullnR
and being put in iirSt.CiABB hhRpe tor tht
coming summer, when II will be cAlleC
upon 10 relieve the big duplex pumps.
THR last will and testament Of JohI
schnell, deceased, was yesterday edmlttet
10 probate aud ordered recorded Ia CletI
Hooks office. Catherine Schnel va
named and appointed exscutrix Withou
security, none being required by tho term
Of the will.
"TouRIsrJ INA PULLMAN Oar" delighted
another good house Of the Grand las
evening. It will DO presented for the las
time tonight. Tomorrow night GoFtoni
original New Orleans ninaGe.s will opei
an engagement at this house, to run I'll
Saturday night.
0YTicER HEsloP list evening ARRESTED
Rosa Daley, who came here from steu
benyiIlS last Friday. She formerly llyet
here ~ o domestic in the family Of ALDER
Marx, q butcher, and she took advantage
Of this fact TO obtain groceries iron
MeBsTs. J. E. ProsoOr and q. Wsity, Of
orders With Mr.. MAlI's name forged Of
them. She Is bat 10 ysars old. He
hearing will take ptacO a 10 A, n. to-day
The only case In Police Court yeSteT
day morning was that Of countrymAI
haiiinE from over in Ohio and giving tn
RSns Of John Smith, who was arreete,
late tho night boioto by OMIer Dunlap
The man was drunk and WAa reported y
have bsen ilourlshinE q revolver. Whel
arrested be vas searched and such
weapon found on him. The charge O
carrying "conselt" weapons was entOrsl
up against him on the docket and on tina
charge no EEs fined IS and CoatD, which
l he paid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
rran,fors OF Rsal E,tate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted 10 record in Clerk Hook'G
Office yesterday:
A deed made February 10, 1888, by So.
rah A. Cooper 10 Samuel Neabitt, ar, In
consideration Of S2,525, Of part Of lot No,
l47 In Ohapllne and E1f's addition to the
city. RituRted on the north aide Of Twenh'
eth street.
A deed made Ssptcmbsr Q, 1885, by /.
F. Jones, trustee, to William Rine, In
consideration Of 1855 Of a tract Of land
situated on Little Wheeling creek.