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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-19

build railroad from RowelSburg, down
Cheat, win Bruceton, to Fairchance.-
Preston County Journal.
The pipe line from Willow Tree to
Mt. Morris was completed last week.
There is o probability Of the line being
extended to Morgantown, 80 as to secure
ruiiroad transportation ut the nearest
possible point, for the oil product in the
ut. Morris and Dunkard field. This Is
another evidence that the operators
have faith in the outcome OF the oil
field in that section.
The West Virginia State boom is on.
The people have caught the spirit OF the
great business convention and are get
ting down to work to boom the State IS
she has never doomed before. Already
auxiliary county organizations have been
formed in many sections of the State
Other counties are moving. 1t is time
for all to get into line. The procession
Is moving and the community that don't
Join in will be sadly leit.-Cldrks6urg
Nglpt.
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THE STATE BOON.


The st. Mary's Oracle has been much
enlarged and improved,
The creamery idea is on boom just
now with the Lewisburg folks and the
farmers in the vicinity.
Twelve thousand dollars worth OF
horses were shipped from Lswisburg,
Grednbier county, last week.
The late cold snap will have the effect
OF keeping the fruit back and We may
look for an abundant fruit year.
The farmers throughout the State will
increase the acreage Of corn and oats the
coming season from 20 to % per cent
over any previous season.
The new bung factory Of Mr.. ]. G.
Hale, at Elizabeth, has been completed,
and presents q nice appearance. The
machinery is being set up and operations
will soon begin.
At the meeting Of the Harper's Ferry
Home Improvement Board, MesSrs,
Samuel j. Strider and @. II. Trail were
appointed to interview our delegation in
Congressman see what can be done about
securingthe Sl7, 900 longago appropriated
by Congress for the improvement OF the
navigation Of the Shenandoah.
Lewis county should not be behind
her sister counties in organizing an aux
Hilary to the State Immigration and De-
velopment Association. Several coun-
ties in the State have already organized,
and are endeavoring to push their re-
spectiye counties TO the front. Lewis
county offers just as good advantages
and no time should be lost in making
them known. Let convention be
called and the necessary action taken
JHeSt0l Democrat.
Squire A. G. Mason and Mr.. David
Morgan, OF Albrightsville, have been
leasing lands between Rowlesburg and
Albrightsville. This much is fact:
The following is rumor: 1t is said that
they were employed by Mr., Geo. Mas
den, OF the Marden.Address Paint Co.,
Of Philadelphia; that II they succeeded
in leasing 5000 acres OF good mineral
land the B. & o, railroad company will J
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IRON AND WOOL MARKETS.
Brad.troers Weekly Report on the state of
Trade.

Trade,
NEw York, March 11.-BradstreefS
says: Little business has been done in
the Eastern wool markets this week.
So far as values are concerned the situa-
ton is unchanged. Buyers have the adj
vantage in the majority of cases. The
manufacturers are ready to take supplies
in moderate amounts at concessions of
half a cent a pound, but do not readily
meet the asking prices. Stocks Mt the
mills are not over large, on account Of
the care with which the buyers have
been operating. Really desirable wool
is in rather short supply in dealers
hands, but an abundance OF poorer stock
remains undisposed OF. A good inquiry
for medium woods continues in Boston.
Fine Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces are
quiet. Michigan Y wool is q shade
weaker at 2s to 20 cents per pound. But
little choice Territory remains on hand.
There is a fair inquiry for pulled stock.
Foreign woods are steady, with some
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HOW 10 chin Flesh and strength.

Use after each meal Scorr's EMULSION
with Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable
as milk, and as easily digested. The "a.
pidity with which delicate people i'm,
prove with its use is wonderful. Use II
and try your weight. As remedy fol
consumption, throat affections and bron.
chitis, it is unequaled. Please read: u
used SCOTS Emulsion in child eight
months old with good results. He gained
four pounds in very short time. Tho
PRIM, NJ. D., Alabama. MwF&w
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PERSONAL AND OTHER NOTES,

i'll. Fussncr, OF Bellaire, will leave
for the South soon to join his circus.
7. G. Hamilton, IN amateur with tho
Edwin +. Mayo company, it is thought
will make a good actor il he will remain
in tho profession few seasons.
Miss Olga Verne, the beautiful and
talented leading lady, has left the Edwin
+. Mayo company. She has received
some excellent oilers from first class
companies for next season.
Mr.. Q. NJ. Whittier, now clerk in the
office of the Ohio River Railroad at Par
kersburg, was once an actor in Minnie
Maddern's company and has been asked
to appear in the cast at here coming en-
gagement there.
Miss Jennie Goldthwaite, q capable
young actress Of the Baldwin Theatre
company, will star next season in u play
written for her called "P. L. G." She
has everything in her favor but fame,
and will win that speedily. #
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BEAM-on Saturday, March II. 1855, at / O'Clock
Pm, JOHN BEAN, in the sd year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from tho residence Of
Ars. p. E. Beam, 1919 Market street, Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment private.
dHAIIA3i-on Sunday, March IS, 1883, at 1850
A. NJ. ELlZABETII, wife OF William Graham,
In the SD year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
llSFIitecnth street, Tuesday ut O'Clock
NJ Friends Of the family are respectfully in.
vItCd to attend. Interment at Peninsula
Cemetery.
ALEXANDRIA, Bridgeport, Friday. March 10.
ISIS, SARAH PARK ALEXANDER, In her 49th
year.
Funeral services at 1850 o'clock Monday. Inter.
ment private.
BRASHEARS-At WellstOn, Ohio, on Thursday,
March Is, lSSS THOMAS II. BRAsHIARs, for.
mcrly Of Wheeling.
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Arrangements have about been COM
pleted by which Miss Minnie Palmer
will playa special engagement in Wheel
ing at the end OF the present season, her
last appearance in America before her
departure for Europe for a five years So
journ. Miss Palmer has packed thea
tres in the largest cities this year, her
appearance in her new play, "My
Brothers Sister," having been received
with an ovation everywhere. She has
not appeared in any city as small as
Wheeling, and will not appear in any
other. She will probably2appear here
for two nights and a matinee.
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Thanking my many friends and tho public
generally Tor their liberal patronage for the past
eighteen years, ! take pleasure In recommending
my successor, Mr. c. 4. Kllsves, who has been
In my employ for the past FIVE years, and bespeak
for him continuance OF your patronage.
Yours respectfully,
- a. N1PLIF
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Speclal Notices,

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II you will kindly call at our office We
will fully demonstrate the World Type
Writer to be n practical writing machine
1t is rapid, legible and easily operated
The price is within the reach Of all. SEE
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FOR SALE.


No. 100 and ls2 Fourteenth street, double
brick, rooms to each house, will sell one or
No. q Seventeenth street, six rOOmOd brick
house, 81 CO.,
No. 26i2 Main street.
50 Acre Farm, five miles west Of Matamoras,
Washington county Ohio; frame house, barn and
stable orchard and small fruits; co acres cleared;
Is valued ut $3.50. VIII exchange for city
property.
g Ace Farm, two miles cast Of city; Is valued
lSO Acre Farm op Short Creek; is valued at $50
per acre.
2l5 Aero Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek Is
valued at so 90 per acre.
80 Acre Farm near TrlAdelphla, valued at s., 500
Ia valued at SLIGO.
9 Acres Of land near TrlAdClphIa, with a seven
rOOmed house, 81 800.
No. 2l26 Market street, lot c. feet front.
Two desirable residences on Sixteenth street.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8. Pension and Claim At
t0rney. Collector and Notary Public. mrl2
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FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CHANGE.

Having bought the stock and Fixtures Of ]. II.
DIEHL will continue the business ut tho old
stand, 1905 Main street, where will be pleased
to see the many friends aud patrons OF the old
house, and the public generally:
Yours respectfully,
C. A. KLIEVES.
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DRAMATIC DOINGS.
Coming Attractions at the Local Theatres.
Personals.

Coming Attractions Mt the Local Theatres.
Personals.
The Baldwin Theatre Company turned
people away from the Opera House by
the hundred Saturday afternoon and
evening. "Fanchon" was given at the
matinee, and the large number of
children in the audience received pres
ents, which made good deal Of fun.
Miss GOldthwaite made good Fdneho'l.
Saturday evening kathleen Mayour;;
neen" delighted packed house, and
closed q big weeks engagement.
n. Ward Fitzgerald closed his Illus
trated lecture course at the Grand Satur-
day night to q good house. His illumi-
mated views and portraits are beautiful,
correct and interesting.
JENNIE cALEP TONIGHT.
This evening ut the Grand Miss Jennie
Calef will present very funny comedy,
full OF taking music, Little Mutiets."
Miss Calef is o pleasing and capable
soubrette, and this piece is as good as
the average musical comedy. Miss
Calefs sister, member OF the company,
Is also good actress and one Of the most
beautiful women on the stage. The
company gives good support.
"N SPITE OF ALI"
This is the title Of Miss Maddern's great
Lyceum Theatre success, in which she
has played alice CLcndeHinJ over $50
times. The part is so strong that no one
but an artist like her with rare and ex-
ceptional ability could make it success
full.
1t is the part of neglected wife whose
husband has been temporarily estranged
by an inEattation for pretty actress and
is won back by the persistency and devo-
ton OF the wife's affection. 1t is the tri-
umph OF pure soul and anoble loving
nature overthe folly of athoughtless pas
sion.
Tho young wife. after she has discov.
cred, the occasion Of her husbands neg
leCt instead OF abandoning him in dis
gust or covering him with reproaches
and censure, determines to win back his
love by the same charms that first Sc
cured it. 1t is a very trying test Of an
actresses ability, and unless played with
perfect naturalness would beinsuherable.
Miss Madden plays it to the life; indeed
so real does she make the part that at
times it seems almost likeintruding upon
the sacredness of private life to look in
upon the scene between the husband
and wits in which her woman's heart is
laid bare before the man she is trying to
save. SIN Spite OF All" will be given at
the Opera House Saturday evening next.
Caprice, will be given at the matinee.
NEWTON BEERS.
The lasthalf OF this week at the Grand
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IRON.

., 339, 200 pounds last week and liII3,VOO
pounds in the corresponding week q
year ago.
In Pittsburgh the iron business shows
very little change from the condition Of
things the last two or three weeks, The
difference ifany is in the lighter demand
OF the general market, and the conse-
quent disposition to hammer prices by
iobbcrs and brokers. There is still q
material consumption Of good iron going
on that helps to steady the market, and
as prices are down to q narrow margin
there is more or less indifference on the
mart of manufacturers about accepting
orders except ut their own figures, As
many furnaces are out OF blast and stocks
light, there is little prospect Of further
decline in metal for sacrifice prices, as
tho feeling is growing that there is con-
siderable business yet in reserve and
that prices will not vary materially until
the close Of the fiscal year, when new
contracts for ore, labor, ETC., arc TO be
made. ,
In Cincinnati orders have been placed
by few large buyers for not less than
81, 900 tons Of Southern coke and char
coal irons The prices realized indicate
that there is an actual bottom to the
market, as they are but o shade below
tho late quotations for miscellaneous
lots. This buying has been followed by
an increase in the run OF small business.
"There Is no question" say Messrs.
Rogers, Brown & Co., Of Cincinnati, "that
current figures arc working hardship TO
| a great many furnaces, and that rapid
reduction in output is going on. Ohio
| furnaces have made practically, no pro-
vision for lake ore for the coming year,
which is an unusual thing at this season.
In St. Louis both pig and merchant
irons are in fair sale for quick consump-
ton, but orders for future delivery are
rare and values show no satisfactory
strenpth.
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NTHEELING &ELMGROVEP

WHEELING helm GROVER. r.
w On and after Monday, October n. iss7.
trains ~, on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING
p M, $3.50 p. M, $50 p m, 100 D. M, 300 D, m,
ARRIVE At WHEELING PARK:
b!VO q. m, d;'1 a. m, 0:a5 a. m. II rs A. M, 2.O5
p m'' $50 p NJ 5:S1 p. M, 1;S5 p, m, 9:S5 p. m.
LEAyg WHEELING PARK:
$40 a. m, 1:tSa. M, 1000 a. M. 1850 D. m,
~ ~ p M $50 p m, 6lop. M, 500 p. M, 1000
ARRIVE At WHEELtNG:
e:tSa. m. SAD q. m, loss a. M, los n m. ans
p NJ 4;hS p m, 6tS p, M, S:S5 p. M, Toss D. m.
sUNDAYs.-Leaye the city at $500 A. m, and
Inn every hour until 300 p. m. Leave Wheeling
Park d a. m. and run every hour until 10 n m .
except the church train, which viii ieaye ne
Park o. s;]o a. N, and city a. las p. m.
0sN 2, H1RsCH, Rupt
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d.. Q. d q. RnIIrnnd-

Bellalrc 4 zanoSyillo Through Passenger leaves
BellAire nj S:t0a. m, arrives N BeIlairp Al n M
WoOdSheld Passenger leaves BellAire Rt 40 o,
M, arrives ut BellAiFe at 800 a. m,
summerfeld Accommodation leaves BoiiAlrc
az 800 p. M. arrives at Bcllaire at IONA m.
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FOR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. 2j07 Alley B, 4 rOomed house, % 00a month.
No, $50 Main street, first floor, 81 60A month.
No. 260l Woods street, rooms, newly papered,
n % a month.
No, 1857 Market street. store-roon and collar.
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The lasthalf OF this week at the Grand
will be filed by Newton Beers in 'Lost
in London" with a large and excellent
ballet. Mr.. Beers is well known as q Gu
pablo and forceiul actor. The play is
full Of thrilling interest, and the COM
pany is spoken Of by the press where il
has appeared this season as all that could
be desired,
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-TWo OR THREE
w Boys or Girls 10 Strip Tobacco. None but
experienced strippen need apply. HENRY
SHANNON. il60 Water sttast. mfl9
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FOR RENT.
ANDES

Chal. NuhlOman. com'r, Mart F. Noll. Clerk.
well leave for above points on TUEsDAI, March
10 At O'Clock p. y. PassengerS and freight 70
celpted through To all points West and South.
For freight or passage apply on board or To
mrl9 FRANK BOOTH, Agent.
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promise Of increased activity, except
that carpet stock is mot In request. Cur
rent quotations are as follows, with com
narisonS;
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THE HOLMAN


Adjustable Baby Carriage.
Look before you buy. When buying Baby
Carriages DO sure you go 70 o: c. Genther's and
SEQ the Holman Adjustable Baby Carriage, the
best thing In the market. Cost you no more
than any other carriage. Can DO made into q
house carriage, crib, cradle and sleigh. Any
child large enough 10 have charge OF baby can
mako the change In q few seconds. Remember
they can only DO bought of D. G. Genther, the
sole agent for West Virginia.
ie2IDGw o. g. GESTHER. 1905 Main ST..
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The sales Of the week in Boston are
reported At 100000 pounds, Is against
9, $S9, 200 pounds last week and l, ne, 900
pounds IN the corresponding week q
year ago.
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iEntered al the PostofIicc at Wheeling, ". Va,
y second.class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
A SECTIONAL TARIFF.
disgrace

Another Southern Tariff bill has been passed
by the House. 1t is the direst fruit of that great
crime against free government by which free
dom of voting in Southern States was pre-
vented and President Cleveland was elected.
Including men paired, 60 Northern members
voted for the measure and 141 against it.
With the Northern States more than two to
one against the bill it nevertheless passed, be-
cause 05 Southern votes were for it, Of which
at least 90 had been secured by fraud. Sec
tonal in its origin and spirit, peculiarly sec
tional in it's provisions and in the theory which
shaped it, this bill cannot carry a single North
ern State, and yet it is to be imposed upon the
industries Of the North-unless the Senate de-
feats it-by votes obtained in Southern States
through fragrant defiance of the Constitution
and the laws.
If the Northern people wish to be ruled in
that way, if they are willing to have their in
dustres Frustrated and their prosperity ar
rested by sectional measure passed by South
ern crimes they will continue to sheer at the
"bloody shirt !" and to permit the Democratic
party to govern the country. This great city
and the crowded adjacent population from
which the Democratic party draws all its hopes
of success have deep interest lit the result,
and vet cannot defend their industries against
the foreign influence here prevailing. But for
the population within ten miles of the City
Hall New Jersey would not be doubtful, and
New York would give over 10000 majority
against free trade and the sectional policy OF
the Democratic party. But here the foreign
agents and those identified in interest with
them have something to gain by free trade.
Outside of this little circle the great Northern
States have everything to lose by breaking
down home industries, and it is for the people
of those States to say whether sectional
Southern policy shall prevail. They can out
vote this city and its envir0ns if they choose.
Even after Democratic Congress had been
elected by Southern crimes this or any similar
measure would still have been beaten but for
the patronage and irresistible power of a Presi-
dent who had deliberately chosen to serve the
South and to betray the North. More than
twenty Democratic members were pledged TO
their constituents to support the policy out
lined by Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, but
have been bulied or brbed into betraying the
interests of constituents. To some Sham Re
form has promised places in navy yards, GUS
tom houses and post Offices; to some 1T has
promised Jobs and contracts; and some it has
brought to their knees by the threat that the
paid hirelings of the Administration would
pack conventions to defeat them unless they
yielded.
II is a good thing for the country that the
irresistible momentum toward Southern policy
within the Democratic party has been thus
plainly shown before the Presidential election.
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PERSONAL.
worthless,

The Hon. Hannibal Hamlln Will be the guest of the
strafrod Guards Association of Dover, y. H., at their
annual reunion at Portsmouth, July IS
General Butler is at Poland Springs, Maine.
NJ. Bapst, the archaeologst, has discovered in the
national archives OF France the bill for Napoleon Bona
parties famous hat and redngote grise' that have
been immortalzed by Beranger The hat, IL appears,
cost ST. and the redingOte S32
Dr. Morell Mackenzie has Just celebrated his fifty
first birthday anniversary.
Colonel DAM Lamont is invariably spoken of by
his father that boy"
The venerable NJ. Chevreul is losing health and is
scarcely able to walk upstairs.
The fantastic tale that young Emperor Williams
hatred Of England and everything English, especially
his mother Is inspired by English doctors RESPONSE
bnity for his withered arm, is brushed aside by a
writer in London's TRUTH who says: The left arm
IS not deformed but withcrcd, rather dwared: the
nerves which vltaze were subjected TO great and
prolonged pressure during BIRTH 50 that their con,
Quoting power was destroyed Hence the muscles OF
the arm were parayzed and became wasted nom want
Of use, and the limb did not grow with the rest of the
body. The responsibility of this rests with the Ger
man doctors who onciated on tho occasion, fact
which partly explains the Empress Victorias distst
OF native talent She insisted on DR.. Cream presd-
ing at all subsequent ceremonies Of the same kind, and
outraged Teutons have never forgiven her for this
aifront 10 German science
Queen Margherita Of Italy, says "st. James's
Gazette" writer is the most delightful object possible
for our eyes TO contemplate Her face is sponta-
neousy interested and vivacious that It might belong
TO any hgh-b0rn lady untrammelled by Of State
her smIle her bow, her ready words the perfection
Of royal art perhaps rather the uneaned perfection
OF a royal nature. At the recent Bologna Festival
saw her every day. and every day became en-
trey her slave Her enjoyment of the ceremonies IN
which she took part her brisk attention, quick words
and looks and laughter, were revelation To see the
Dolognesc students svarmng hound her carriage, and
even catching and kissing her hand In tho furOre OF
/ i
| every button-hoe and on every bonnet-gave one al
absurdly romantic heartbeat for second or two
Queen OF Hearts 20 ones lips insttnctively
Her dress Is always beautiful becoming and suitable
| and this conjunction means q good deal even IN