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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-18
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12

On Monday, Mr.. Thomas Warden, oil
near this place, says the Raleigh County
Inder, with several other parties went
on the waters OF standiford's branch,
near the residence ofMr. w. T. Quessen.
berry, in search Off gang Of wild cats
that had been repeatedly seen by the
people OF that neighborhood, and after
reaching dark and isolated hollow 1t
was not long until they succeeded in
uttering the death sentence Of one Of
these ieroClous animals. Going few
hundred yards further up the stream
their dogs had q second Harmint up
tree, which was also captured. Being
somewhat ensanguined by their success
they agreed not 10 return until the third
one, which they thought was near, was
killed. Continuing their hunt for about
one mile they came upon the cunning
and with well directed shot
from q rifle In the hands Of Mr.. Warden
he fell their victim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12

OF this spectacular play, to be seen at
the Opera House Wednesday evening,
the Toronto Globe says: The enterprise
which Is carried by Mr.. Charles l.. An
drews is made at what must DO a large
cost. The result Is tho mounting Of the
play in manner entirely in keeping
with It's popularity and reputation.
Those Of US who have witnessed the pre-
sentation in New York are left in nodis-
appointed state in viewing the play
under the present conditions, The
scenery Is elaborate, bright and adjusta.
BILE OF the many excellent illusions pro-
duCed The mechanical appliances used
to operate the fixtures seem 10 be admir-
ably managed. The company who act
in the play are well adapted to the ext
gencies. There are some thirty person
ages In the cast, whose numbers are re.
inforced by a small army Of supernumer-
aries. Every part deserves the high
compliment which can he paid 10 q mer.
itoriops and even performance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12

The fltteen.pot furnace at the Hobbs
glass works, which has been receiving
needed repairs for several weeks, Is now
fired up and It. Is expected glass will be
worked out by Wednesday. Manager
Waddell has put into the furnace new
heating arrangement, an original idea
the company has been considering some
time, and one by which 1t Is expected TO
melt the'glass with great deal less fuel,
and II IL Is successful the arrangement
will prove q valuable one.
The events at the Wheeling steel plant
have demonstrated that the K, OF L, can
afford to lose all claim to mill rather
than that union, to whom the mill
properly belongs now, should be victim.
lied out OF It, says the GtaGS Worker.
There Is no change In the strike at the
Steubenyille pottery, Tho men express
their determination to remain out until
they carry their point, while the firm
claim that they will not discharge those
now in their employ.
Some aint glass firms arc reported as
saying that the revival this year Is slower
than usual, but the greatest part Of their
complaint Is based on cutting In prices
on special lines by Q lew concerns.
Buyers have been plentiful here thus
far, though many came only to SEQ and
order after their return home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
BEIiLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

ALI Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
F. j. Smith Is under the weather.
Conductor snodgrass has the fever at
his home in this city.
The Wenner cadets will have new
uniforms in the spring.
]. A. Gallagher is the administrator
OF John w. Kings estate.
Dr.. George Maser and family left for
their Kansas home yesterday.
George W. Woodbridge Is down in
Washington county on business.
Several cases OF sickness OF very seri
Gus nature are reported in different
parts Of the city.
Mrs. McMillen, who was reported very
sick Saturday, was no better yesterday
and her recovery Is doubtful.
Charlie Paisley, who was injured by a
boiler falling on him, died Sunday morn.
ing and will be buried from bis home
this morning.
The manager Of the Lutte Miller Com.
blnation tried To skip Bellaire, but some
Of the company got onto him and he
had TO disgorge.
D. NC, W. A. Ray will institute this
night week a council OF the Order OF
United American Mechanics In this city,
at X. Of L. hall.
The two coaches that run between
steubenyille and Brilliant on tho Cleye.
land 4 Pittsburgh road, are brought here
once week for cleaning.
The Bellaire, Zanesville 4 Cincinnati
Railway will be taken hold OF by the
old original board, with s. L. Mooney
Of their head as president as heretofore,
Mr.. Burgoon returning as receiver.
Messrs. Walter Ramage, OF Kelsey,
and John Roland, OF Cleveland, accom-.
panied by Miss Jessie Ramage, and Mr..
George Roland, Of Butte City, Montana,
passed through here yesterday for
Wheeling.
William Duniee, OF the First ward, at.
tempted the life OF his wife and child
yesterday. The wife had him reported
10 the saloon keepers, and he being
drunk, came home and horribly beat the
wife and threatened the life OF his little
son. But for the timely arrival OF neigh.
bors he would have finished his hendish
work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
ABRAHAM LlNCOLNls BIRTHDAY.
How 1t WIN be Celebrated in Wheeling.
Inaugural Of the Custom.

How It WIN be Celebrated In Wheeling,
Inaugural Of the Custom.
To-day is the birthday Of Abraham
Lincoln aud throughout the Union,
wherever camp Of Sons Of Veterans
exists, 1t will be properly observed, in
accordance with recent general orders
promulgated by the CommaHder.in-
Chief Of the Order, General Abbott. It
will mark the inauguration Of custom
to be observed In future by the "Sons, "
and will doubtless in the years to come
be adopted by other patriotic orders to
keep alive the memory OF the martyr
President,
In Wheeling the two camps of Sons OF
Veterans, Hancock and Gen, U. s
Grant, will unite IN the celebration,
which is to be held tonight at s o'clock
In Westwood Hall, corner OF 'Fhirly.eigth
and Jacob streets, The programme will
consist Of exercises peculiarly approprl-
ate TO the occasion, comprising brief ad-
dresses upon the life aud character OF
Lincoln by IIon, A. W, Campbell, Judge
Cochran, Col, W, W, Arnett, Prof,
Crago and others, songs, recltations aud
instrumental music,
The entertainment will DO FREQ aud
the boys extend cordial invitation to
their fFiendsto attend, Ex.soldlers aud
their families are particularly invited,
Street cars will run on the Market street
line at the conclusion ofthe performances
to accommodate those from other sec
tons Of the city who attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
THH DEADLOCK BROKEN,
The Board of County Commits
siouers After Two Days Effort
ELECTS A SUPERINTENDENT,
Who is a Republican = Forty,three
Ballots and an Executive SEES.
sion Before Mr., Cruise Gives
Up Routine Matters,

The Board of County Commission
ers, after wrestle with the situation,
which consumed all Of yesterdays SEES
sion except a few minutes, cut that Cor
dian knot, the Infrmary Superintendent
deadlock, with the sword Of an exeCu'
tive session, Taylor Foreman, Repub'
lican, was elected on the iorty-third bal
lot by the unanimous vote Of all ten Of
the members, The Board convened at
10 a, IN, and proceeded, after a little rou-
tine business OF a formal character, such
as the examination OF official bonds, to
take the thlrtleth ballot for suPerlnten'
dent,
Applications were received, In addi-
ton TO the large number Of candidates
before the Board at tue previous session,
from Charles Walters, James Maloney
and William Mitchell, Atone time MI,
Cruise nominated Commissioner MCCol-
loch. Whether this was q Jest or q
shFewd scheme cannot be said. At any
rate Mr.. MCOolloCh got three votes GU sew
eral different ballots.
After balloting till time to take the
noon recess, Mr.. Koch moved recess
until 9 p. IN, Mr., Cruise moved to adj
journ, TO defer action till April, and TO
do various other things, but finally re-
cess was taken,
Upon reassembling, ballotlng was re-
sumed on the thirty.ninth ballot, After
four votes without result, the Board
went into executive session, and when
the doors were opened the torty.thlrd
ballot was taken, and Mr.. Foreman re-
ceived ten votes.
Mrs, Kate Beuter was unanimously
reelected matron and William Brand
strop engineer OF the Inlrmary.
1t was ordered that the clerk notify
road surveyors In Richland and Triadel'
phia districts not to do any further work
on the county roads Chargeable to the
local levy. In RiChland district tho pro-
Ceeds Of the local levy are already over
drawn by over $500.
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nnlf Fare 10 Warrington.

For the benefit Of all WHO desire 10
visit Washington al the time Of tue In,
auguration Of presldent.eleot Harrison,
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company
will aell excursion tickets TO Washing.
ton and Baltimore at rate oil one fare
for the round trip from all points on It's
lines. The tickets will DO on sale Feb.
ruary 20 TO March 8 inclusive, and will
DO valid for return passage until March
s inclusive. Please note that excursion
tickets via Baltimore & Ohio will DO
good 10 Baltimore as well as 10 Wash:
ington, stop.over privileges being grant,
el al the latter point ID either or both
directions, within the time.linit Of the
ticket. They will also DO accepted for
passage on all trains, Including tho ives.
tibul6d Limited Express without extra
fare. Excursion tickets from Washing.
ton 70 Raltlnore, ut rate Of 81 20 for tic
round TIN will bV on sale at all the Raj.
tlmOre &0hio Ticket Offices In Wash.
lngt?n, February 20 To March 4, good
until March I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,
Capt. ]. A. Hunter, Of Grafton, was
registered at the Stamm again yesterday,
Mr.. NJ. Gutman left over the B. 4 0,
last evening for Fostoria, on a business
trip.
Mcssrs. @. p. and A. i. Dewey, OIL
Chicago, are the guests OF Mr.. d. Walker
Peterson.
Mr.. N. +. Whitaker left last evening
for Cincinnati, to look after some bust
ness affairs.
Col. Jacob Weddle, well known here,
died after a long illness at Ironton, o.,
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Pearson have de.
Cided to give up housekeeping and are
having apartments handsomely fitted up
at the Mcclure, where they will board in
the future.
Miss May sypher, OF Washington City,
daughter OF Hon. j. Hale Sypher, a dis.
tinguished attorney OF the District Of
Columbia bar, is visiting the family oil
Augustus Pollack, Esq. on her way
home from Cleveland, where she has
been spendingthe winter.
Messrs. NJ. Il. Bliss, OF Omaha, and A.
@. Pitkin, Of Chicago, registered at the
Mcclure yesterday. They are among the
members Of the rear guard OF glass
buyers who have been here this season,
The old guard Of statesmen were present
10 receive them and give them as warm
a welcome as that accorded the first dele
cation Of buyers.
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"A PARLOR MATCIL.n
Evans md HOsy Again Charm Large
Wheeling AudlOuoo.

Evans md iIosy Again Charm Large
Wheeling Audience.
At the0p House last evening Evans
and IIoey aud company even stronger
than their usual support, presented their
funniest OF all farce.comedies, "a Par.
lor Match" The audience was one Of
the largest and altogether the most en-.
thusiastic OF the season, The piece Ia
OF course the same in the main as al.
ways, but 1t Is none the less funny, and
the house was convulsed with merriment
in every interval when 1t was not up
plauding wildly the new and artistic
specialties. Mr.. Hoey's characteristic
comicality as Old HoSs, and Mr.. Eyans's
inimitable, delicate humor as McCorker
were OF course the life OF the perform.
ance. OF the speCialties, the vocal med.
leys, dances, the sappho serenade, and
the songs and dances OF the French sis.
tiers were the most notable. There are a
number OF new and acceptable people
in the company, among them Olive
Archmere. The last performance will
be given this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
THE PGNITGSTiARY COMNITTGE,
The BlennIal Visit of Inspection Made t'
the Prison,

The BlennIal Visit Of Inspection Made to
the Prison,
The State Constitution requires that
at each biennial session Of the Legisla-
ture a joint committee Of two Senators
and three members Of the House shall
visit the State PenitentiRry, inspect 1t
audinQuIro into Its conduct, and report
to the Legislature, Yesterday the men,
bers Of this years committee paid this
visit. Senator N. 3. Scott is Chairman,
and Senator MCCallister, Delegates Cor
Coran, McCombs and Peck the other
members,
The committee found everything in
good shape, and talked freely to ConVicts
and guards, all OF whom spoke very
highly Of Superintendent Robertson's
care Of the prison and treatment OF the
inmates,
Tho only complaint heard was In re-
gard to the Captain OF the Gudrd, John
son, whose conduct was represented to
be not all 1t should. Charges were
sometime ago preferred against him and
investigated by the Directors, with the
result OF exoneratlng him. The legisla-
tive committee examined into the truth
Of these charges, aud warned Capt,
johnson to mend his ways IN one re.
gard-namely, tho use Of profane and Of
tensive language,
The committee will make favorable
report,
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Club NIrht Assembly.

The regular "Club.nlght" assembly Of
the Wheeling Club held at It's pleasant
quarters last night was one Of the most
enjoyable OF the season. Tho attend.
ance was considerably larger than usual
and II was more In the nature OF a dress
aiTair than previous assemblies have
been. Killmyer was engaged for the oc'
Casion aud dancing To llasplendid muslC
was tho principal amusement Of the
evening. Several ladies WHO are visiting
friends here graced tho OCCASION with
their nfeapngD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-12
LOCAL BRRYITlRs.
Matters Of Minor hIomspt in and About tho
City,

AANAhhNAN vs. NAAAANh N=NHfN ~ 80 AAAA aAH02h
City,
ANOTHER cold wave Is booked for this
valley,
opER4 HOUSE this eyenipg-4A ParlOr
Match"
cogNcu meets in regular session this
evening,
THF GRAND this evening . Barlow
Bros, Mlnstrels,
DRESSED poultry seems to be rather
plenty yetin tho market
PLENTY more snow yesterday, The
ground hogs flag still waves,
CHRISTIAN VIEwIG, sR,, fell in front Of
the residence OF his son in the Eighth
ward and broke two ribs,
ADAM SCHNEIDER was arrested by off,
Ger Dunlap yesterday afternoon, 50
drunk that he had to be hauled to the
lookup In a wagon.
A GRAND ball Is to be gwen by the
Shamrock Base Ball Club at Turner Hall
Friday evening, February 90, The club
Is composed OF some Of the best players
Of this city.
OFFICER DESMOND again locked W
Annie Costello yesterday on the SAINT
old charge Of drunkenness. An eiIort
is being made to have her sent to Jail fol
q long term,
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has leased the farm Of |. j, Deeds, Thil
farm is about two miles northeast o
West Alexander, The drill Is TO bC
started within sixty days,
ANNIE OAKLEY and Lucy Cain, thu
Quaker City girls arrested Sunday night
were sent home by order OF Judg'
LETTERS yesterday, County Commissions
McGregor furnished transportation,
TIE Beethoven Singing Society CAV,
It's annual masquerade ball In its hall M
the corner OF Fourteenth aud Mali
streets last Aight, The attendance wa
large and the night passed most joyful!
for all,
ONE Of the electrical street cars COLI
ded with a steer, one Of herd OF cattl
being driven up Market street yesterday
near Fourteenth street, The animall
hind leg was broken and tho car thrown
from the track and slightly damaged,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted Il
record one deed OF trust and a deet
made February by Patrick O'Brien AM
wife to Catherine b., wife OF John II
Moore, for part OF lot A on the north
west corner OF Jacob and Nineteenth
streets.
The Chief Train Dispatcher ant
officials Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
st. Louis Railroad Compllmented on
fire department very highly for th'
assistance rendered in securing waite
for the Wheeling express last evening
This is the regular stopping place TO
water, and when the express arrived
here the plug was frozen up. The dc
partment volunteered and connected |
hose line with the plug ut Higgins cor
ner-I pelisJurg Local.
TnE "Michael StragraT" COMPANY
which is to appear at the Opera Hous,
Tomorrow evening, passed through HER
Yesterday noon on their way to Steuben
vile, where they appeared last evening
They came here from Mckeesport owe
the Baltimore 4 Ohio and went up 4
Steubenyille over the Pan Handle. 10
day they will go to Bellatro on the Clevc
land & Pittsburgh and then come here
and on Thursday morning 20 buck owe
the Baltimore & Ohio TO Johnstown, Pa
This is round about travelling with
vengeance when 1t is considered tina
they might have gone from Mckeesporl
almost direct to Steubenville owe
another road,
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MARTINS FERRY.
burglars Held-Anderson and Chase Dis
chRrged-OtherN Notes.

charged-0therN Notes.
Mrs. Jessie selby Is quite sick.
William Lupton Is on the sick list.
Charles MCKim, OF Wellsville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A, D. Newland, who has been on
the sick list, Is able to be out.
County Treasurer George Robinson, Of
st. Clairsvillc, was in town yesterday.
Miss Beck and Charles Forsythe, OF
Blaine, spent Sunday and Monday with
Miss Maud Nichols.
For sale-A house and lot in Clark's
edition and one in "The Orchard
George w. Chessell, Martins Ferry.
A public meeting Of the avs" will be
held at the residence OF Mr.. ]. 7. Hanes
this evening, There will be music, reci-
tations, etc.
Messrs. Montgomery, Heaton and
Shrodes, q committee from the City
Council, are at steubenville inYestiga.
ting the electric light system.
The silver trumpet offered by the
Catholic church to the fire company
turning In the largest sum OF money,
was last night awarded 10 the First ward
company. Father Mattingly returns
thanks.
For sale-A splendid two.story frame
house, with slate roof, containing ten
rooms, celler, and washhouse In the
basement, on Pearl street. Also three
year.old colt, cart and harness. Enquire
Of Joseph Davidson, Martins Ferry, .
William Mcknight and Joseph Taylor
charged with burglarizing the residence
Of Mr.. B. +. Brady OIL North Fifth street,
on April 10, were given a preliminary
examination yesterday before Mayor
NJ. O. Mitchell and bound over to court In
the sum OF $500 each. Several witnesses
were examined and the testimony was
damaging. A gold banglet given Miss
Bessie Brady by her aunt, Mrs. Lou
Dawson, with her initials engraved on
1t, was produced. This Mcknight had
given TO Charley Hill, a friend, who
swore to this effect. While Mrs. Nc.
Knightwasin Brady 'sstore some months
ago Mrs. Dawson saw q pair Of bracelets
In her pocket book and recognized them.
She told Mrs. Mcknight she believed
they were the ones that had been taken
the night Brady's house wasrobbed, and
Mrs, Mcknight said her son Will had
given them To her. McKnightland Tay.
Tor will be taken TO 81. Clairsyille to-day.
Ed Anderson and Adam Chase, charged
with burglarizing Henry Bones grocery
last week, were released. The goods
found on AndeBon's boat by the police
could not be identified.
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Washington, Pd'i Journal.
There are rumors OF q gusher at Glen
coe, o., going Just now, the truth Of
which Is uncertain. The reported well
is about eight miles from Bellaire, in a
southwest direction, and in an entirely
undeyeloped country. II 1t turns as re-
ported, It will create quite u stir In oil
circles rs a number OF our prominent
oil men have large interests In that
locality. Among others, Reed, Dyer &
Co.. have over 1900 acres leasted almost
in the immediate neighberhood OF the
we'll.
The history Of this well is this: A man
named Andrew Gartner drilled the well
to the top OF the sand about nine months
ago, and shut down and sold out to some
Pittsburgh parties who drilled 1t in
deeper, erected tankage, plugged the hole
and shut down. A short time ago they
started the drill again, drilled a short
time, shut down and put up more tanks
and closed up the well. This is present
reported state Of affairs as near as can
ha laaFnpd
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RIBBONS.

Ono Of our customers asked us the
question, "IIare you anything 10 make
fuss about In RlbbOnsp This was our
reply: On Tuesday (tO.tlAy) We will open
up 1000 yards Of best quality, all SILK,
Satin and GrOs Grain Ribbon, three
inches wide, just the correct width aud
COlOrs for fancy work, bows md house
decorations, which usually sells for %
cents, ut 2SCpnts u yard. or course the
profit Is small, but II Is better than no
profit ut all, Just as o small loaf Is bet
t-r than no bread. Business Is sluggish
and needs stimulating, and our Special
Bargain Sales are the lever We use IL
40 II. Ribbon Counter
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The river, which has been falling stead.
ily for the past two weeks, commenced
10 swell yesterday and was still rising al
dusk lABt evening with depth In Inc
channel Of 0 feet 0 inches, q fIiS Of over
ak Incl hes In y houts. The Andes af.
rived from Cincinnati, a. 4 o'clock yes.
tofday afternoon, for which point This
excellent steamer will leave on Ia 10.
turn trip AZ o'clock tliB afternoon,
Capt Charlie Muhleman 10 In command
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A right good sized audience last night
greeted tho opening performance at the
Grand, Of Barlow Bros. minstrels, and
the audience was evidently well pleased.
There are some good vocalists, especially
Master Edward Percy, the boy soprano.
Adrian, the juggler and equilibrist, gives
a novel and pleasing performance. The
dancing Is much 81 It artistic and re-
fined. There are besides In the com.
pany Conway and Mcleod, musical art.
lists, Eugene Mack, male soprano, F. G.,
Armstrong, banioist, comedian and
vocalist, and John i. Harry, comedian.
The performance will be repeated this
evening.
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This remedy is becoming 80 we'll
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Tons caused by Impure blood,-Will
drive malaria from tho system and
pteyentas we'll a. cure all nalafial fevers,
For euro Of headache, constipation and
indigestion Try Electric BlLtefs, -Entlre
gatiaiaCtiOn guaranteed, or money 70.
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tlo az Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. o