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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28
A BAD RUNAWAY.
A Carriage smashed and Horse Seriously


A Carriage Smashed and Horse Seriously
Hurt.
A valuable horse belonging to Peter
Erb, the liveryman, was so badly hurt as
to be probably permanently injured, Il
not ruined, and the carriage to which II
was attached almost completely wrecked
at the Judge Thompson funeral yesterday
afternoon. The carriages, about hall a
hundred in number, had arrived at the
house out the National road, before the
arrival OF the special train on the Elm
Grove road. Asst drew up nearly all the
horses began prancing and the drivers
had to spring to their heads. They BOON
uuieted down and the drivers surprising
that the train Was to stand whore 1t was till
the services were over, proceeded 10 try
and get warm, as 1t was bitter cold. Some
got into their carriages. Suddenly the
train started to back towards q switch and
the horses again grew reative. One oil
Erb's teams atarted to run; the driver was
inside the carriage which the horses
hurled up agaiust the side Of another car
risge. The side OF tho runaway car.
risGe was crushed in and the wheels and
sprinEs broken. The horges keeping
on dashed into tho rear OF another car
rage and long, sharp-pointed ornamen'
tai piece Of iron aticking out from 1t waH
driven into one Of the horses between ita
fore legs, tearing open triGhttul cash
from which the blood spurted in a reRu'
lar torrent. This stopped tho runaway.
The wound made was o very bad one
The racket made excited all the horses
and for time 1t looked as though there
was to be q general stampede.
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EsrIMATEn EXpENsEs.
Tho Work of Preparing Them stu in Pro
gress=-rhreo Last Night.

The Work of Preparing Them still In Pro
gress=-rhFeo Last Night.
The work Of preparing estimates Of ex.
penses for the various city departments
was continued at the Public Building lest
evening. The estimate prepared by the
Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
for the Police Department was presented
by the Board to the mem ers OF the Police
Committee who were present, and up.
proved by them after it had been cut down
S211, leaving the total amount asked for
$25,SS5.
Last year 81 900 was appropriated to the
Committee on Cemeteries and $6SS.75 was
expended. The committee was to have
met laat night to make up an estimate but
q quorum failed to put in an appearance.
Those who were at the building decided,
however, that they would aek for a 81 900.
Some shade trees are to be paid Tor that
will increase the expenses liable to be in.
Cured to about 81, 600.
The Committee on Health met last
evening and opened the bids received for
the removal Of garbage, There were quite
number OF them, and as the present con-
tracts do not expire till April !, the com
mittee decided to postpone awarding the
new contracts for few days, in order to
consider the bids and decide aa to which
would be the best 10 accept. The estimate
Of expenses for this year was completed
by adding $500 as the amount for the
removal Of garbage. Last year this work
cost something oyeL$S, 800. This addition
makes the total estimate 1888. Last
year 81, 800 was appropriated and $f,945 As
was expended. This year that "Chestnut,"
the cremAtory, has got to be paid for and
extensively repaired.
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MARrIN,s FERRY.
DiSOrderly Conduct sundHy-rhioveT Van
dalism, Etc,

DlSoEderly Conduct Sunday-rhieVeE Van
dRlism, Etc.
The Republican club has secured the
room over the Postofiice in which to hold
future meetings Of the club.
The drug store Of Dr.. /. Werlich is still
unsold. Several parties have been to look
att, but no purchaser has been found.
Several ugly street qusrrels and an I'M
provoked and criminal assault on young
lady by two unknown men, were noted on
Sunday last.
Herman Co.'s and on unknown Laugh,
lin mill puddler engaged in o Gisgracetul
street fight Sunday, on First street, both
being well punished.
A large number Of Republicans Of Rush
Run, Portland and Warrenton met In the
latter place Saturday night, and organised
a good strong Republican club, electing
permanent officers.
Mr.. John Vlckers will have charge Of
the Laughlin mill coal bank, which will
soon be opened and worked by the COM
pany for fuel for the mill, on account Of
the shortage OF natural gas.
The young people Of the United Presby.
terrain Church will give pRrlor concert
this evening in the Hanover Hotel. The
best home talent will take part and the
affair promises TO be successful.
Some sneak thieves entered the black
amith Hhop Of Marion Bartholomew, on
Hanover street, Sunday night, and ran.
sacked the tool chest, tore the furnace
bellows and upset things generally about
the place. tits supposed It was their in.
teniion to procure heavy tools with which
to effect an entrance to come building
near by.
The Hook and Ladder Company organ.
lied Saturday evening in Thorngats's store
room by electtug James A. Bayleaa Presi-
dent and Theodore snodgrass Secretary,
both temporarily. The necessary commit.
tees were appointed TO draft bylaws and
make all necessary arrangemeptg for per.
mRnent organisation. Charles Ehorngate
was elected Captain.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Yesterdays Proceedings before Sudg'

Yesterdays Proceedings before Judge
Jacob.
The special term Of the Circuit Court
convened Saturday, was continued yester
day in Part II before Judge Jacob. The
following business was transacted:
In the case Of John E. Clstor Va. Charles
Otto, judgment was entered for the
plaintiff for certain articles OF personal
property valued at $442 81, II recovery
thereof can be had; II not, then judgment
10 be entered for that amount in money.
Judgment was also ordered entered in the
sum Of $50 6S, dsmsgeg for the detention
OF property. A sixty days stay of execu-
ton was allowed in order to enable the
defendant to carry the case to the Supreme
Court, II he 90 desires.
In the four casea In aeaumpeit OF Ed.
ward Allis vs. the Underwriters Insur-
ance Company, the Ohio Valley Insurance
Company, the Standard Fire Insurance
Company, and the Peabody Insurance
Company, an order was entered requiring
the defendants 70 file more particular bills
OF defense.
In the case Of ogebay vs.. Brown, and
others, better known as the old Fair
Grounds case, an order was made provid.
ing that the purchasers who did not pay
in cash may pay TO the Special Commits
sioners their purchase money in full, with
interest from the day OF sale to the LIST OF
July next, If paid before the let Of April
next.
The Gaze OF Mary Key and others va.
Thomas Hughes executors and Others
was reieYed to J. R. PAUL, commissioner,
for report.
Court was then adjourned until to-day.
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Causes Shortage Of Natural GaS-MnIl
Shut on.

Causes Shortage of Natural GaS-MIlIS
Shut on.
Yesterday was cold, raw, clustering
day that coming SO suddenly after the
pleasant spripg.like weather Of last week,
seemed more than usually Vdiaagreesbls.
The Thermometer remained away down
ali the time and only those ventu,ed ont
who felt compelled to, and they remained
out no longer than was necessary. The
early part oilast night was clear and frosty.
About midnight there was another furry
OF snow, after which the moon came out
again: It remained cold oil night.
The sudden change in the temperature
caused shortage Of gas in tho maine OF
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir.
Vinia to such IN extent that the fuel had
10 DO Vhut of from the LaBelis mill and
q part Of the Riverside in order to enable
the company to supply residences. Even
then the pressure was very weak, and II
was not until towSTd evening that any.
thing ikea full pressure was had: The
shortage was caused by tho freeSiDg Of
the moisture in the mains, and By the
increased amountoi gas burned by private
consumers owing to the cold.
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Bogus Baking Powder Tests.

Rather ingenious but not the less fraud.
ulent are the pretended tests OF baking
powders being made in many Of our
kitchens By agents who are trying to
further the sale Of @ Chicago article.
These so-called tests consist In mixing
separately, with water, sample Of the
baking powder found in the house and Of
that carried by the agent. From that
found in the house, II pure article, the
bubbles OF gas will rise and burst on top
like those from glass OF champagne.
The Chicago baking powder which they
carry, when mixed with water, will show
an extra froth upon the top OF the mix
ture which is claimed as evidence OF su-
periority. On the contrary, however, It
Ia not only the exhibition OF trick, but
Ia absolute proof that the baking powder
which 80 acts ia adulterated. The chem
lists have ascertained that the adulterant
used ia chemical added for the express
purpose OF producing this action and de-
ceiving houHekeepers as To the true value
OF the baking powder. This Is not only o
dishonesE trick, but q dirty one, for the
chemical is the product Of the filthy refuse
OF the slaughter house, and II this baking
powder Is used in the preparation Of food
passes into the biscuit or cake without
change. OF course, any statements made
in reference to other baking powders, by
parties caught in practicing such tricks as
these Tor the purpose Of deGeivlng the pub
Lie, will be entitled to no credit,
II 10 probably wiaest in the interest Of
our families, and to prevent our food from
being contaminated by trsmps Of this
kind, 10 turn all persons who wish or at.
tempt to tamper with 1t unCerimoniously
from the door, and to use those articles
only which experience has proved satis-
factory, or tho official tests have eetab.
lished az pure aud wholesome,
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THE OHIO VALLEY LIFE co.
To Remove to Washington This Week,
what II Has Done.

40 Remove TO Warrington This Week.
What 1t Has Done.
The city Of Wheeling Is about 10 lose
one Of its representative financial institu.
tons in the Ohio Valley Life Company,
whose purpose to remove its headquarters
to Washington, D. O., has already been
noticed in these columns, which removal
Is to be completed this week. At the
same time, in the fact that the List Of otti.
GERS and directors still embraces the bus.
mess men Of this city who have been 30
intimately connected with the company
from Its organic ltion ten yearB ago, and TO
whose business Bagacily and foresight It's
present position as q leading life company
is due, It remains Wheeling institution,
and one in which Wheeling people can
feel pride and satisiacLion as in the grow
ing career and broadening reputation Of q
child who has gone from beneath the roof
tree and still cannot, In all lie wander.
ings, cease to be an object Of love and re-
gard, one still OF the household. The
company has grown here so gradually and
30 quietly, never making undue display
or sounding lts trumpet before II In self.
laudation, that the msiority Of Wheeling
citizens are, without question, ignorant OF
how much 1t has accomplished, not sim.
ply in other fields, but here at home as
well. Since 1t began, in July, 1878, it has
paid In death claims the large Hum OF
S3l2, 900, Of which amount $4,000 has
been paid in this city and vicinity. Every
claimant sgainst the company, with legit.
innate claim, has been paid in full and
promptly.
From hero 1t has built up q good and
growing business at many distant points,
its operations not having been confined to
sections near home, but extending on the
west 10 Kansas, the east 10 Massachusetts,
the south to Georgia and tho north to
Michigan. Wherever 1t has gone, 1t has
held the reputation that 1t has won at
hoEe, that Of being well managed, con.
sentative company, that furnishes insur-
ance that does insure, that Is under the
control oil honest men, and thst keeps ito
contracts to the letter. That its new de.
parture will tend 10 advance Its growth
cannot be doubted; that 1t will change
the character Of its business conduct,
those who know such citizens as Dr.. T.
h. Logan, Col. Robert White, Mr.. William
O. HRndlau and Dr.. T. B. Campbell, who
remain still in it's active management, will
have no fear. It goes into broader fields
with home reputation that none can
deOry, and II ia felt that its name will
come back year after year, with growing
prestige and widening reputation, as one
Of the representative life Institutions OF
the land.
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip KrOl
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
The B., z. & o. Railway lie still hauling
tobacco.
Capt. 1. s. Morris, State Inspector Of
Mines, was here yesterday.
Mr.. 7. E. Booth, the wool man, was
here yesterday shipping wool to Lowell,
Mass,
o; N. Hozs was here sgsin yesterday
buying turs and pelts from the local buy
ers here.
A special coach was run from here to
Martins Ferry for Matte VickerB, and
from there to Mingo Junction.
Two cars got away from the lumber men
loading on the o. & Z. incline and ran
into the river, the beds floating Of the
trucks.
There WAS shortage Of gas hero yestST.
day, the Lantern Globe Company and
several other places being short in the
morning.
The Benwood Nail Works people were
hauling to the river yesterday large guam.
titles OF nails for ihe South, 10 be shipped
on the Andes.
Charles, Oldest son Of William MarliDg,
fell from the coal tipple OF Sullivan d
Williams to the railroad bslow and frsc.
tured his collar bone.
Mrs. E. j. NJ. Olsmmens lectured very
entertaininRly in the First NJ. Z. Church
on South America, where she has beer
engaged In missionary work.
American Association and Western
Lesguo Clbbs both want Catcher West
lake, OF this city, but he has not signed
yet. 7. A. Nicholson leaves for st. Louis
in March to join his club there.
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port on the industrial resourcea OF the
county was full and complete, and the
resolutions appropriate. Taylor will be
well represented at the convention.
OhArieSton'S Delegates.
6paeial plspaleh o ~ Inlsilionntr.

oHARIEToN, W. VA, Feb. ia
special meeting Of Council tonight elected
the following delegates to the Wheeling
Industrial Convention: Gov. E. W. vii.
son, a 8. Walker, J. o. Dickinson, ]. F.
Brown, D. O. Gallsher, E. B. knight, r.
A. Miller, T. L. Brown, ]. P. Hale, v. A.
Gates, P. FrAnkenbeTger, B. BAsr, Frank
Woodman, E. A. Reid, E. A. Summers, B.
W. Byrne, W. A, Quarter, William
HoVey, A. ii. Scott, Il. B. Swami, ]. E.
Dams, N. 8 BurleW, NJ. B. Reber, NJ. W.
Donnally, John L. Thornhill, o. O.Watts,
John FaulkS, ]. L. Fry, Mayor Of the
city; ]. A. Dsgruyter, Recorder; ]. O.
Roy, Jsmes Bibby, DR.. L. Carr, ]. B.
Pemberton, W. s Laidley, Jas. Ruffner,
]. W. Goshorn, Fred. Gardner, the last
eight being members Of Council; r. P.
Warren, Samuel Matheson, E. NJ. Stone,
Jacob. Goshorn, ]. Il. Rogtrs, A. 7. Laid.
ley, w. 7. Lucader, NJ. jackson, ]. D.
White and Ferd Z. Swami.
The Industrial Association sends O. o.
Lewis, W. A. McCorkle, W. s. Edwards
and ]. D. Banner,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
matters OF Minor Moment in and ApOui
the citg.

the Di8s
OPERA HOUSE, this eyening-"Le Voyage
en- suisss."
TIE GRAND this evening "Touri1ts in
q Pullman Palace Car"
ONE deed Of trustwas admitted TO rec
ord by CLERK Hook yesterday.
A REGULAR semt.monthly meeting Of
Council will DO held this evening.
THE steamer Andes yesterday deposited
on the wharf go tons Of pig iron Tor the
4Etna mill.
The frat day Of April comes on Sunday
this year. Moving day will probably &C.
cur on Saturday.
The LsBelle forge department started
mn on pingle turn yesterday morning AZ
ter being idle for two wesks.
ACNE hundred and lilly candls'poWsr
electric light was placed IN front oil th'
McLurs House main entrance yesterday
AucrroNEER j. G. HERvEY will cell lo
nj fine furniture at auction ct No.. lU6l
MaTket street, commencing at ~ oclocl
this morning.
MRS ELsIK LIVERPOOL and miss hsIl'
NeWEom, OF the 1bLbuuI AtsoHT W ~ ~ -.
opet given by the Oriental U. .. +! ant
Inc Coleman Iemple s. NJ, o. OF steuben
vile, Last night. :,
THE Board Of Directors Of tho Base Bal
Association was to have held mestnl
lat evening, nut owing to the lack Of
quorum the meeting was postponed I'll
tomorrow evening.
In Police Court yesterday morning TIL
csse sgsinsl Ike Smith, colored, charged
with cruelty to animals, was dismissed
BE proved that while the horse he drovl
wss very lame when first taken out IN TIT
morning, that alter being worked lor apou
Two hours the lam0noes wore away; an'
further, that he wRs treating the hors
otherwise in o humane mannen
Ar an early hour Sunday morning tn
door he'll OF Mr. J. K. Botstofd's residence
No, q Thirteenth street, was pulled sharp
lIy, The summonB being answered Their
Tas found on tho door step girl baby, ap
psrently about two days old, NIGEL.
wrapped up in basket. There Wa
nothing about the little stranger 10 ador!
a clue Is to who had left 1t. Mr.. speiSde'
OF the Board Of Commissioner, was Gale
in and he occurred person to take tempo
rary charge Of the infant
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JUDGE ruOMrsoN's FUNERAL,

A very Large Ons-ThO SerViccs-NRmSS oil
Pail Bearers.
The funeral Of Judge G. W. Thompson
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, the steenrod place, out the
National road, and was one Of the most
largely attended ever held in the city oil
county, A large majority Of the msmberi
of the bar were present wearing badges o.
monrniuV They went out 10 the resi-
dence Immediately after holding meet
ing at the Court House, at which the
committee appointed at the meeting held
Saturday to prepare resolutions had re-
noyted appropriate resolutions Of sorrow
and regard, which we're auopteu' jugs
Jacob presided over this meeting.
In addition 10 the lawyers there were
present large number OF prominent dust.
nesg and professional men, the number Of
older residents attending being specially
noticeable, The attendance was not
limited TO those from the city, ngmber
of families from the country being repre-
sented, Those from the city went out in
carriages provided, or on special Elm
Groye train, The relatives who were able
to be present formed quite large gather
ing. Among them were Dol: v. r
Thompson, Of New York, Col. u. W;
Thompson and Mr.. D. 8. Thompson, OF
ParkefsburS, sons OF the deceased, J. y:
Camden, IL, and b. D. spillman, Of
Parkersburg, and number Of others from
distance.
The services were conducted by Right
Rev. Bishop Peterkin, Of Parkersburg, 40.
oisted by Rev. R. Rusn swope, Of st. Mat.
thew's church, and Rev. ]. Gibson CAN'T,
Of ST, Luke's tharch. The Scriptures
we're read by Rev. A. L. Jordan, OF the
Baptist church OF this city. At both the
house and Stone Church cemetery where
the remains were inferred, the services
we're brief hat impressive. A THO COM
posed OF Prof. James Hammond, Mrs; q.
B, Caldwell and Miss Theresa Phillips
sang two seleCtions at the house. Tho
poll bearers were Hon. Thayer Melvin,
Major Alorzo Loring, Col. Robert White,
Mr.. J. D. Dubois, Mr.. Lucius Hoge, Mr..
William s. Goshorn, Mr.. John Wagner
and Mr.. D. 8. Thornburgh. Notwith'
standing the cold, dissgreeable weather,
the remains were followed to the grave
by an unusually long limo OF carIisgea
filled with relatives and those feeling sor-
row and sympathy for them.
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Is NATURES own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to ClenHe the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and teverB; to cure hRbitual con.
stipston, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gel. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hees, r. B. Burt
and Q. Msnkemeller. At Bsllalre by N,
N, Mercer.
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FOR SALE.

No a. Maryland street, Brick House. use rooms
and finished attic aud good cellar; price q CO..
., No; 2644 Main street; Siound half io'; price
No ll3I E0if street, $500.
4 desirable residence on Fourteenth street.
4 de.irsblc rcSIdence on Fifteenth street, valued
at $1,000.
4 desirable residence on ohRpllno street, valued
at 1850!
ket street, 5000
Large lot Of ground, formerly ChApllDe Gene
tory, $3.50.
Many Farms and other properly too numerous
JAMES a, HENRY,
Real Btate Agent, q. 8. Pension and ClAin AZ.
UOrney, Collector and Notary Public h8
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Use after eSch meal scorT's EMULATION
with Hypophosphites. Its as p8latable
as milk, and as easily digeUtsd. The ra.
pidity with which delicate people improve
with It's use is wonderful. Use It and try
your weight. AS remedy for Consump.
ton, Throat affections and Bronchitis, It
Il uneousled. Please read: II used scott's
Emulslon In child eight months old with
good results. BE gained iour pounds in q
yery short time. "-THo. PRnt, N. D., Ala
hama, MWR&W
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Ollie Cope is visiting friends at Mt,
Robert Howell wss in St. 0lairaville
yesterday.
Miss Retts R,dgeTs and Mice Matte
Moore are Waiting friends in Toronto, o.
Rev. Mr.. McOleary, former pastor in
the N. L. church here, occupied the pul.
pit in that church Sunday morning.
A neat sum was realized from the sup
per and entertainment given in Heinlsin'f
hall Saturday evening, for John Marshall,
the injured coal miner sEss
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CAN'T SLEEP Nights is the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etO. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? Il Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on q posihVs guarantee at l0c., l5c.
Logan & Co., o. r. GOeiEe, Chas. Menke.
miller, 4, B. Burt aud Bowie Bros. !
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SPECIAL bargains In Fur and Beaver
OYercOatings and heavy weight Suitln8s,
made up ID dTst.Class style. Mulllers,
GlOyes and Heavy Underwear NJ cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
q. HESS g. SONS,
Nos. 1891 IL 1898 Market etss
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BLLEIHoRr, Nd, Feb. 21.-WheGt, western easy
aud dull: No. winter red spot $50 asked;
oillc, JsoTn, western steady and dun; mixed
Spot and February 6S{c Oked; March 69IfSS31sc;
Amin HIo bid; May 661<GS6Ifc. Oats steady;
western white t0atlo; do mixed S7ASoc Rye frm
a GSa5Oo Butter drm; western packed lYa22c;
orsamCFy 26Lslc. Coffee nomlnAlly hEmeF; rio
cAEVSeS ordinary 70 tAlr l63[al6c,
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DUFFY'S FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First stages of Com
sumption.
Its main ingredients are raw beef and DuhJs
Pure Malt Whisky, and It stimulates the energies
and builds up the tissues Al NO other scientific diA
coyeTy has ever done.
'IGm Presbyterian clergyman aud a Doctor 2.
Divinity, but am not afraid % recommend
DuHy's Malt whiSFey and Duny's Formula as inc
pureat and most efficient preparations n meal
cine know Of and my experience il large one
REy. B. Mun
Meade Centre Kan.
Dutrv,, Formula is for sale by ali druggists and
deAlen. Price 81 per bottle
TlE DUTRY MALT wHHKEY Co.,
Rochester n. Y.
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The auction sale OF the tinware and
hardware stock OF 7. W. Simpson & Co.,
Of No, 2247 Market street, continues
every afternoon and evening. The goods
are selling at very low priceI.