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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-07
rnn 1,nLnr,. rnndne.. tor poker.

Commenting on tho story Of Van
Bakers poker game with Rich ForSythe
In the county TALL, the SteubenVlllp Her.
aid avs; Baker Is at his old game again,
He IA an invetcratO gambler, aud an of
fort was made at the first trial at New
Cumberland TO bring forward testimony
n show ma strong passion inthis regard,
All thc sports III this city have played
with him, and II may DO added that
many Of them have rcCol leCtions OF III.
Ito debt duo them for borrowed chips
until Baker could get check cashed
MIC Inst game Of poker he is known 10
have played In Hteubenville he quit
owing ihC table 500, the amount ho lost
yCsteTiay, For this loss he will not gGt
much sympathy In stcubcnyille, as hO
IaS always been known Us a squoalor,
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TMO IuRGIlARS ARlIESTEp.
Ferry Officers Raid u Boat House
with Success.

Martins Ferry Officers lhIld Boat House
with Success.
Tho Martins Ferry police placed an
other feather in their caps last night be-
tween II and 12 o'clock, by arresting
two notorious crooks. The men are Ed
Anderson, OF steubonville, and Adam
Chase, Of Bridgeport, both Of whom are
said to have very bad names. Ever
since the robbery some time ago Of Lam
bert's jewelry store, Marshal Burns has
suspected that a gang OF thieves were
making their headquarters on boat
house near the ferry landing. Yester-
day morning he swore out search war
rant, and went to the boat, bat there
was nobody there. He waited all day
without result. Last night he and OH.
GERS Isaac Wagner, Samuel Westwood
and James Campbell went in q body 10
the boat house. 1t was still vacant.
Then the officers went down to the
Etna mill, in the hope the men might
be found there, but there were none.
On the return, however, Chase and his
wife were met on the railroad track, and
as the officers knew him they placed him
under arrest.
Later Anderson was captured, and the
two prisoners being lodged In the lock-
up, the officers went back to the boat
and instituted search. They found n
number OF goods probably stolen, among
them some Of the articles taken from
Bones. grocery yesterday morning.
These are positively identified by Mr..
Bones son.ln.law. Whether these are
the men who have been operating on
the Island II is too early to tell. They
are believed to DO important members Of
successful gang Of five or six operators.
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MOUNpsYILLR.
For Burglary-ro Wed-sssking buried
Treasurer archaeological,

Observation-Disclosures,
Some Of the coal miners are leaving
Several merchants have quit doing a
credit business and sell only for cash.
Messrs, A, L. Purdy and ]. A, Ewing
went down to Charleston on Monday to
look after the new charter,
Mr., Morris will sue the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company to recover dam-
ages for a COW that was killed on the
road last fall,
A well known professional gentleman
OF Wheeling will be married to one Of
Moundsyille's most accomplished and
talented young ladies ere the flowers
come again,
The article published in one Of the
Wheeling dailies recently, stating that
the title to the rolling mill property Is
not good, is not correct, The title is alb
solutely good.
Suit has been brought against the
committee Of Mrs. Amanda Briggs for
necessaries furnished her by Mrs, j, p,
Thatcher, The case will be tried before
Justice Jefferson on Monday next,
Edward johnson, porter at the Mound
City Hotel, was arrested yesterday after
noon by Sergeant Robert Lowe, upon a
telegram from Massachusetts,, where he
is charged with burglary He was sent
to jail,
Mr.. Frank Wade and Miss Annie Bar
dell, both Of this place, were quietly
married last evening by the Rev, Mr.,
Myers, at the residence OF the minister,
Mr., Wade and bride have the best wishes
OF q number OF friends for their future
happiness and success,
The Moundsyille correspondent in
last Sundays NspS-LeiIer made an indie
cent reference to the party given by j,
Elmer Hunter at the penitentiary, The
social standing Of Mr., Hunters guests
upon that occasion ought to have seCur-
ed a respectful notice instead OF thrilling
ridicule, The article was in bad taste
and is severely condemned by the best
society people here.
Mr.. ]. @, Simpson, ST., has what Is
supposed to be the largest stone toma'
hawk extant, 1t weighs seven and q
half pounds and Is perieVt in every re-
speCt, Last week while excavating on
his premises Il stone pestle about seven
inches long and two inches in diameter
aud u number Of flint arrow heads, to.
gether with some red ores, were found
buried in tho sand. 1t is supposed the
ores were used in making paint to paint
the bodies Of the primitive warriors.
A well.to.do farmer near Pleasant
Valley has great faith in fortune tellers,
Upon every opportunity he consplts
With those alleged peculiarly favored as
to what the future has in store for him,
and OF course they invariably tell him
he Is to receive q large sum Of money.
Several times he has been told Of a large
sum buried In a certain place on his
farm, and SO much faith has he in the
tale that he, with two other gentlemen
10 whom he sold an interest in whatever
may be found, have gone vigorously to
work excavating for 1t. They havethrce
men at work, with two horses and n
scraper, and are fairly tearing tho hills
down. 1t Is given out that they have
already found some pieces Of money.
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COAL COMBINATION.
Scheme Of the Monongahela and
Ksnswha Operators.
ONE GIGANTIC COMPANY
To bo Formed Which WIN own All
the River Mines in the Two Im-
menso DIstrlcts-Thcy Say It
is not to DO "Trust,"

PITEsRuRaH, PA, Feb. 6,-The Mo-
nongahela river coal operators are quiet
ly considering amRmmoth scheme which
will tend to place the river coal business
once more on paying basis, 1t is the
formation Of one large company to in
clude all the mines on the Monongahela
and Kanawha rivers and all the steam
boats and floating stock Of the various
coal operators, This question has been
under consideration for a long time, but
the business last year was 80 dlscour-
aging that the operators declared that
something must be done. A year ago q
paper was circulated to ascertain who
was willing to 90 into the combination
and over nine,tenths Of the coal opera
tors here, including all OF the leading
ones, signed It,
The plan proposed for the formation
OF the company is TO appraise the boats
mines and everything belonging TO the
various companies used In the coal
trade at its present value and then issue
stock for the full amount, Those who
do not wish TO enter the company can
dispose OF their holdings at a fair price
A prominent operator, In speaking oil
tho scheme, said; "rhis combination
would be a genuine company, not 9
trust, Our object would be TO correct
the Irregularities that now exist In the
trade TO conduct the coal business upon
more economical basis and not put UP
the price Of coal beyond what would be
q fair rate for both producer and CON
sumner. II the price Of coal was put Ut
too high 1t would have q tendency Il
cause the establishment Of independent
coal companies, but no independent Goa
company could compete with such
large concern asis now proposed because
Of the expense"
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Llncoln's birthday.

The celebration OF the birthday Of the
great War President will DO held at
Westwood's Hall, Cornerof Thirty.elghtll
and Jacob streets, next Tuesday evening
at s o'clock p. IN. An elaborate pro.
gramme has been prepared, embracing
both vocal and instrumental music, short
addresses, etc. The celebration will be
hgld under the auspices OF Hancock
Camp No. 20, Sons Of Veterans, Of the
South Side, assisted by General y. s.
Grant Camp, No. II, n joint committee
OF the two camps having made the ar.
engagements. The Sons extend cordial
invitation to all their friends Of both
sexes to be present, particularly old sol.
diers. The q. A. X. posts and Ladies'
Relief Corps have been especially inyl.
ted. The names Of the participants in
the exercises will be announced here
nfNna
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COMNITTREs ORGANIZING.
The New Connclps Details Getting Ready
for Businpss,


for BusintHs,
The new Councils Committee on Ac-
counts was called to meet last evening
for organization. Messrs, Maxwell, Wat
terhouse and Elllngham responded to
the call, but Dr. Campbell and Mr., VIII
son failed to put in an appearance, Mr..
Ellingham suggested that Mr.. Maxwell
be made chairman Of the committee,
and as Mr.. Warehouse was Of tho same
view there was no trouble in max
ing Mr.. Maxwell the head OF the COM
mittee, Then there was some inquiry
as 10 what the committee was there for,
Ex-ReC6iyer Dunawayand ex-City Clerk
Bowers, who were present with Clerk
ThoneT, informed the committee that Il
was not the regular night for the com
mittee 10 meet and that the meeting
being TO theman unexpected one they had
had no time TO prepare business; by the
time for the regular meeting OF the com
mittee they would have their books
ready TO be closed,
The committee, after listening to these
statements, rose and went out into thu
cold, meditating on the joys of a ooun'
cilman's lie,
Tonight the Committee on Ordinances
will meet and organize and consider the
resolution offered in Council Tuesday
night by Mr., dillingham; looking to thu
abolishing OF the Municipal Court, ant
the establishment In place thereof OF /
Mayors court and providing a salary o
81 900 per annum for the Mayor. Ther,
will also probably DO other matter
brought forward by members Of til,
committee or the new Solicitor, Colone
White, for the consideration OF tn
committee with a view II
providing work for the Council ut it
regular meeting next Tuesday evening
This Council, like all its predecessors
while new, Is anxious to work, and tn
committees will be expected to iurnisl
the material to work on. To I'LL in tn
intervals, the members will offer plent,
OF resolutions providing for street lamp
adj I'D and impossible lire brick PAWN
iobs-all In tho hopes OF solidiiyini
themselves with their constituency.
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ACCIDENT ON 4HH 0. R. R.
A Freight and a Passenger Train
Come Together
LATTER's ENGINE WRECKED.
Nobody Seriously Hurt, Though 1t is
a Wonder tho Results were not
Much More Serious = The
Train Delayed Three Hours,

There was an accident at Williams
town, on the Ohio River railroad, Just
opposite Marietta, yesterday, which mar
rowly escaped being very grave casu-
atty, and even as 1t was, was pretty se'
rious,
The north-bound passenger train, due
here at $3.50 p. m, passes Williamstown
Mt 1925 p. IN, A south.bound freight
yesterday reached that station at the
same time, The freight had orders ia
take the siding at Williamstowu, In
stead Of going into the long side track
from the north, as was natural and usual
the freight ran on by the switch, and
began to back into tho siding from thu
south end,
Fearing the close approach Of thu
passenger train, the conductor OF tht
freight sent tiagman ahead, but he haC
scarcely got two hundred feet ahead o
the freight engine when the passenger
train came dashing around q curve a
full speed, 1t was too close quarters Il
stop, oreven slack up materially, and thu
two engines crashed into each othel
with terrific force,
The passenger en"ine was badly wreck
ed and the front end 0f the baggage GU
was mashed in. The freight engine wa
not seriously damaged, but one or two
OF the box cars were wrecked somewhat
The mail agent on the passenger train
had his hand mashed slightly, and TIT
newsboy was pretty badly hurt. NJ
other person on the train was hurt IN!
10 speak OF.
The passenger train arrived here three
hours late, The crew had to send bacl
to Parkersburg for another engine beforC
coming further,
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Dan Archibald is home from the West
John Hatch, Of Mt. Pleasant, was down
yesterday.
William Clair, OF Knoxville, Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D, +, Brady.
Ed. W. Reid addressed the Farmers
Institute at Mt. Pleasant last night.
Miss Lille souders and Miss Lottle
Klauser will return to-day from Wash
ington, Pa.
Mrs. James Watson, Of Now York, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G..
w. Morrison.
Miss Bell Wagner Is laid up with
rheumatism. Her sister, Miss Maud,
who has been sick, is able TO be out.
Mr.. N. ]. Randall returned last even.
ing from pleasant visit at Magnolia.
MRS. Randall will return to-day.
Mrs. Lucien Martin, Of Fostoria, enter.
tanned a number Of her lady friends at a
pleasant little luncheon party at tho
home Of her mother, Mrs. Fenlnore, the
other evening.
Yesterday james Keesey sold his two.
story 9riCK mouse eSr 66d Of Madison std
~ ivl ssteets, .or sz,VVV anu reter Falr
tns q stu ny h hot nea[ the VINE w9,rKs,
Tar' SI,rUv Do'h 10 'ne Union Dluge
H. SI:c,Or, s,,,., p.o,,.., c.,,.,.
ble McSISatnr1 osd peri S,UM S HTnss
Of Mt. Pleasant, passed through town
yesterday on their way 10 steubenvllle,
viii, LiIIinS ' n toI III iSSnSas 0 na
Whepling intS Ella rond ,S V AZ ~
pleSSants 'AN A1''U 'V"H N'"' WV
n,',,
a., nl sra o rNddeil INC crack pitcher IN
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers iii tho CITY aud wheeling People
Abrohu,

strangers III tho CITY and wheeling PoOpl,
Abroad.
MIR. 4. w. Fleming, prominent bust
ness IMAM OF Fairmont, Is at the McLure
Mrs. George LOOMS and daughter, o
parkesburg, arc at the Hotel Windsor
II, s. Mcconnell and Col. j. II. Lock
wood, Of Moundsvllle, wero up yester
day,
Mr. A. s. Lawrence, d large glass buyei
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Is ut the MCLurt
house.
Mr. Il, s. Allison Is recovering from
threatened attack Of fever lilo is SILL
confined to the house, but expects 10 be
out In d few days.
George A. Dean, Of Mlngo, II. NJ
Priest, 81 Steubenvlllc, and j. w, Nc
Geary, Of Cleveland, all officials Of tliG
Mlngo Steel Company were at the
MCliuro yesterday,
Mr.. CHI p. Kennedy, travelling P9 y,
HunRer agent Of the NJ u, y, 4 W, Kali
road, tho great fishing route with head
quarters al 1856 Walnut street. Oincinna'
h, and George D. Maxllulu, representing
tile NJ. K. &T. road, are at the Mcl'ure
house, looking up business.
Mr.. II, 4. W. Meier, a ~. Louis glass
buyer, ID NJ tho Slalnln. lie was the
principal object Of attention yesterday
Of Tic corps Of pottery aud glass sales
men who are located here, The winter
buying season 10 about over and IN 9 ieW
moro days tho corps will dis1anu ny
nOSi SUMMER, when they will return and
lay Ia wait for the tribe ibuyofs'
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This leo Crop at Last.

Since Sunday there has been a little
leo cutting along the creek east Of the
city. Tho.ice varied from three to four
inches thick. The extreme cold OF night
before last and yesterday increased this
TO six inches or more. Yesterday large
forces OF men were engaged by all the
leo packers up tho valley to 20 to work
this morning and pack ice, and the
prospect is that there will be u fairly
good crop harvested before 1t gets too
warm for work. Up In the mountains
along tho Baltimore & Ohio aud Senator
Davis's railroads there has been thick,
clear, excellent Ice for week OF so, and
ali the Ice houses have been filled, In
Guiding the houses at Piedmont Of tho
Roymann Brewing Company, OF this
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MeeIInror Conn MEN.

PmLADELPnIA, Pa, Feb.6,-Ameeting
Of Representatives Of several coal com.
panies was held at the Office Of the
seaboard Steam Coal Association, for
the purpose Of arranging a schedule
Of prices and completing pool for the
restriction Of production. President
Mayer, Of the Baltimore & Ohio, was
present. II was understood that soft
coal prices were fixed, but that the
formation Of a pool was still unsettled.
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Is worth a column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. II Is fact, Ustab.
llshed by the testimony Of thousand Of
people, that Hoods sarsaparlllA doet
cure sCrofula, salt rllelm, and other dis.
eRsus or affections arising from impure
state or low condition Of the blood. II
also oyercomrs that tired feeling, CreateI
a good appetite, and gives strength 10
every part Of tho system. Try II. o
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A PAtNERS' INSTITUTE
To DO Held atst. cIalr.vlllc, DoglnnIng t

To be Held atst. Clainville, beginning To-
morrow.
On Friday and Saturday a farmers in
stitute will DO held in the court house
hall at st. Clairsville, under
the auspices Of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture and the Bel,
mont County Farmers Club. OF the
latter organization ]. I. Young is Presi.
dent, j. B. McNIeChen Secretary and
Henry Morgan Treasurer, Its annual
institutes are always interesting, profit
able and wellattendel. That this years
will not>be m exception can DO Judged
from the programme, which Is as follows;
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s.
O:OO-prtycr. Rev. Robert Alexander. u. u,
g:i0-lntroduCtory Addtcss."".."..J +. Young
l0:00-Orglniiatlon.
lO:2O-ClOver, aud How We Shall Use It..
ll:Oo-our Main crop.secrctary L. T. T. b i: S
AFTERNOON,
Chorus-ThO Storm King.......... Verdi
l:2O-ThC hest breeds, Care and Manage.
ni lGSt ., SS ~ SGS lam = T:S:t ., geTE
Nichols John Watson and others,
8:0j-COmmcrcal Fertilizers ind their
EteCtEa",.....,,.. r.,".......J. y. Hickman
Ohio Agricultural Experiment statiOn.
EVENING.
6-RCcltatlOTa Mary IIolllngshCad
Hymn.
7:lO-LCcturc-..I.e ltIIandCd People,.
Tie IlFnf EI NnIgnO NJ Min WRsloVn0
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The Women,. ILelLef corn. FnIr,

The Novelty Fair for which the mem.
hers Of the Ladies' Relief Corps have
been busily engaged arranging for the
past month, was ausplCiously opened
at the G, A, r, Hall last evening. The
attendance was good and the patronage
liberal, insuring the financial success Of
the fair, which will be continued this
evening. Tho fair is one that we'll de-
serves the name of novelty, aud the
ladies' deserve much credit for the taste
and originality they have shown in get
ting up their attractive enterprise, In
connection with the fair there is served
q! = good, substantial, aPpetlSlng supper
ance tonight, for thu object for which
the fair is given Is n worthy one, and the
ladies OF tho corps who are conducting
1t arc deserving OF warm encourage
mont.
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As well as tho most effective method OF
dlspelling headaches, colds and fovers, or
cleansing the system, Is by taking a few
doses Of tho pleasant California liquid,
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In
50 cts and $l.00 bottles BY Logan & Co.,
Anton =. Hess, Il, d. Burt and o. Men.
kemeller,
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Is Natures own true laxative. II Il
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known TO cleanse The
system when Bilious or Costlyoj TO dis
pul Headaches, Colds and Feyers; Il
Curo Habitual Constipation, 1ndlges
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only BY
tho California Fig Syrup Company, Fol
sale In 80 cts and Sl,00 bottles by Logan
eco, Anton T. Hess, X. u. Burt and
d, MgnkemBller.
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WEST VIRGINIA NOT IN
Tho Miners and oporators' Convention ut
Indianapolis.

Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. Gin the
convention OF coal operators and miners
to-day the progressive union carried all
their points. The convention finally
organized with representatives from
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. There
are no West Virginia, Kanawha district
or Illinois representatives here, In
neither oithes0 districts do their opera
tors recognize organized labor. They
mine coal at prices below the associa.
TONS schedule and therefore rule the
market, particularly in Chicago and the
Northwest, They cannot be induced to
enter the association and live up to the
schedule adopted by it. A committee
on scale was appointed,
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The Wayne Nctu says; ION Tuesda,
the mail carrier could not bring all The
mail and the usual freight Of Jugs. A,
there Is more money carrying the jugs
a part Of the mail was left and the Jug
were brought"
AT 81. George, Tucker county, lasl
Wednesday evening, all the stores and
seml.publlc places were closed At the
ringing Of tho church bell, for tho pur
pose, says tho Democrat, "oi giving the
l9aters On opportunity OF attending
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We respectfully call your attention Il
a iOw rare bargains Ia fine Sewing
including mahogany, antique
oak and cherry woods. Also cabinet
and half cabinet styles. These machines
arc too ilno for every day sale, VIII he
sold at rldiculously low prices, Bee OIL
advertisement In another column.
EDw. l., RosH 4 Co.,
b TWellLl street.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock We shall offer special bargains III
heavy weight Sultlilgs, OyercOatingt
ami fantal0Onings. All will bemade NJ
ilrSt.Clilss and III guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Mullers at COST
q. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TailOrs aud Cents FurnlSllers,
1891 4 1898 Market Street.
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The Piedmont correspondent Of tho
Cumberland NepS gives the following:
Messrs. j. g. Hoffman 4 Son, OF
Wheeling went south to German Sta.
ton, on Tic West Virginia Central yes.
terday, making arrangements for the
erection Of large tannery at that point,
Work OH the same will commence as
soon Us the weather breaks.
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RECGETION AND TEA.
a Plsa.ant Social Anlr Given by Mrs. List
Yesterday.

A Pleasant Social AiIllr Given by Mrs. List
Yesterday.
Mrs, D. @, List, ST., gave u reception
and tea at her residence, No. GA Main
street, yesterday afternoon from 3 to
o'clock that was ono Of the specially ele-
CANT social affairs OF the season. There
were about sixty ladies called during the
progress OF the reception and all were
charmed with the superb entertainment
furnished, Mrs List was assisted in re-
Ceiving by Mrs. Judge j. Il. PAUL, Mrs.
j. @. Cuttings, Of Baltimore, u daughter
Of Mrs. Lists, Mrs, Humphrey Tate, OF
Bradford, Pa, Mrs, George Adams, Mrs.
Frank j, HeNrne, Mrs. DIR. II.
w. Hazlett, Mrs. DR.. ID. A. Gun
ningham, Miss Parran and Mrs.
D. Carter List. In the dlning.room the
handsome tea tables were presided over
by Mesdames George Il, Johns, Morgan
L. OFT, Harry W. List and Annie Burke.
The hostess was further assisted by
Misses Virginia Hopkins, Florence 0tt,
Sydney I1eiskell and Amelia Paxton, OF
Wellsburg. The ladies engaged in re-
ceiving appeared in handsome afternoon
reception costumes without bonnets;
the guests retained their bonnets. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
smilax and a lavish profusion Of fra
grant roses and carnations, and
ported plants were also used in
producing n pretty effect. The mantels
were banked up with flowers and vines
and the smilRX was used every place
where there was opportunity for Il dis.
play Of artistic taste. Tall standard
lamps and candelabra were used TO
assist In lighting the rooms, and the
combined effect Of the flowers and lights
was charming. Cakes, conserves, ices,
creams, coffee aud chocolate were served
in the dining room,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. o. For
West Virginia and Ohio fair, warmer
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, warm.
or westerly winds diminishing in force
and becoming variable; fair weather.