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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02
LOCAL BRRYTIRs.
Natter Of Minor Moment ID ana About ne

Matters Of Minor Moment IN and Aboutth
THE GR4Sp this evening Libby
Prison."
TuE4r was heavy frost yesterday
morning,
LADIES' bicycle race at the Capitol
rink this afternoon and evening.
THR Lungren Incandescent Light Com
pany has fled for record a power Of at
torney to George B. Caldwell.
Tue retail groCers Of the city began
last evening closing at 7 p. M, except on
Friday and Saturday evenings,
A NUMBER Of Italians have passed
through on the Baltimore 4 Ohio,
bound for Fairmont to work on q rail-
road,
THE Ladies' Section Of the Maenner-
Choir Singing Society gave pleasant ball
in the society's hall on Market street
last night,
THR police made 1870 arrests In April.
OF these cases, Is were dismissed In po-
lice court and so were committed In de-
fault Of fines,
MARY NJ, EARP yesterday qualified as
executrix Of the estate OF William +,
carp, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum Of 81 900, without surety,
THR amateur bicycle race at tho Capt.
tol rink Friday aud Saturday evenings
is arousing good deal Of interest, and
there will doubtless be many entries.
THE Council Health Committee wants
another garbage cTematory built at q
cost OF $4,000, With another, every Citi'
zen would have to be his own scaven'
ger,
JAMES A, HENRY was yesterday APP
pointed administrator OF the estate o.
John ii. Mclaughlin, deceased, and
gave bond In the sum OF 500, with Will
liam O, Handlan as surety,
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday Is
sued to Hermann Muhlemann, aged "a
a native Of Germany and resident o.
Jefferson county, Ohio, and Roslenna
Verwohlt, aged 29, q native Of Parkers
burg, W. Va, and resident OF Jefferson
county, Ohio.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10
record three DEEDS OF trust huu ueeu
made May |, by NJ, w. Amick, exeCu
tor OF the will OF Thomas H. Wins, de
ceased, to William Grewe, in considera
ton Of s., 400, for the south half OF lo
81, on the east side Of Main street, II
Centre Wheeling,
JoHN H. STAMP aud Angelus GENET
were each fined $40 and costs in Polic'
Court yesterday for falling to clear
vaults when ordered TO. An erroneous
impression seems to prevail that ten
ant is not obliged TO obey such a notice
but this impression Is rapidly being re
moved by filming neglectful renters.
PETE BAKER and his company present
ed ''The Emigrant" to a tair'sized an'
well pleased audience last night at thu
Opera House. The comedy has an In
teresting plot, Is given with fine scent
accessories, and numerous pleasing song
and speCialties. 1t abounds in fun, AM
the company Is composed OF capabl
peonle,
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BBllLAIRR
An sorts aI Local News and GOsslp from
the Glass City,

An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City
Willie Kinnemuud fell on q piece OF
glass, cutting his knee badly,
Thestreet cars are running regularly
now and doing good business
A little child OF William Lappert was
reported dying yesterday afternoon.
W. +, Snively, Of the Belmont Glass
Company, is in the East on business.
Some person or persons have been
desecrating graves in Rose Hill ceme'
terry,
The Ohio Valley Railroad has re,
ceived for the men here an improved
hand car,
Mr., Caleb Potts and Miss Maggie
Leary were married by Rev, Mr., Eaton
Tuesday night,
Randolph Butts, OF Wheeling, and
several Wheeling men are doing q big
job ofbrick work here,
The Anton Reymann building on
Union street is about completed, The
carpenters will finish this week,
Mr., Fred sChiell, who has been at
tending college in Philadelphia, Is home
for short stay with his parents,
D, J, Murray, of the Fourth ward, who
has been sick SO long, was able to be
around yesterday to see his friends,
A called meeting OF the w. O, T, U,
will take place In the Christian church
next Saturday at $3.50, Business Of i'm
portanCe,
Little Harry, son OF William Shillito,
who has been very sick with fever, is
mending slowly, his many friends will
be glad to learn.
Herman Aldrldge, the B, & o, car
accountant here, has for his guest his
father and several friends from Sarahs'
vile, Noble county,
Mrs, johnson and some lady friends
went to Moundsville, w, Va, yesterday
10 arrange for the coming season there
on the camp grounds.
A little fellow named Rankin got q
finger mashed by monkeying with one
OF the street rollers, The end was
mashed oil OF one finger,
Mr. j. b. Hart, Of the Joint Traf.
flo Association, has moved here
from Pittsburgh, taking rooms with Mrs
Mills on North Guernsey street,
Several large RATS are being handled
just below town, They are towel down
and made up into one very large log aud
lumber RATS for some place In tho south,
Mrs, Klotz was slightly burned by an
explosion Of natural gas, She was at
tempting TO light the fire while the gas
was turned on. Her face aud hair were
badly singed.
A demented woman named Girard
created quite an excitement here yester.
day by nmkiug great noise and carry.
ing a gun, She only fred 1t once and
then was arrested. A lot Of children
followed her.
John Jefferson, OF this city, sued the
Odd Fellows lodge here for $4S ior
malicious expulsion from the lodge. He
sues on another charge also for $3.50, fol
non payment OF sick dues. The case
was before the Mayor yesterday after
noon.
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There was between fifteen and six.
teen feet OF water in the channel at this
point last evening as indicated by the
ieyee gaugC, and the river was still rising
slowly The Hudson ig due down early
this morning enroute from Plttsburgh
10 Cincinnati, and the Scotia is due up
In The same trade, also at an carly hour.
The local packets Contlnueto make their
daily trips and arc doing q fair business,
trade having picked up somewhat
Of late The BGllalro made one Of the
fastest trips on record Tuesday, making
The tflp from here 10 The Bellalre nail
works In thirteen minutes The 81,
Lawrence will DO up tomorrow In the
Louis A. shetley's trade. She will run
through 10 PlLtsbufgh and returning
will pass here Sunday morning. The
handsome old side wheeler 10 just "a
big and speedy % ever, and having lust
come of the ways will look better than
ever. Her many former patrons will DO
sure 10 greet the popular steamer warm.
", '. "h
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The Hamilton club will arrive here
this morning and play its first series OF
three games with the Wheeling team at
Island park this, Tomorrow and Satur-
day afternoons. The Hamilton manage
ment claims to have some OF the heaviest
hitters in the League on It's roster and
among the members are "Reddy" Will
liams and Joe White, OF Bellaire, two play
ems well known hereabouts, The games
with Hamilton will be the last that will
be played here till the Wheeling team
returns from its first trip, which COM
menCes next Monday, The Wheeling
team will play at Dayton May 0, 7 and s !;
ut Springfield 0, 10 and II; at Hamilton
IS, n and 10, and then return here and
play with Dayton 10, II and Is. The
lovers OF the game should bear this ar
rangement in mind, and turn out strong
for the Hamilton games so as to get
enough ball TO last them for ten days,
One OF the Leagues rules this season
Is that In case Of ruin interfering with
any except holiday game, before five
innings are played, the spectators shall
be gwen rain checks, good for any other
game, except when only the last half
Of the fifth remains TO be played and
the team at but is already in the lead,
when it shall DO considered that they
have won tho game and no checks will
be given,
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LACK OF LIFE.

w.,n the pulse beats lceblyi when the sHstgy
"Ha ,vScn the appetite Is weak and Feep
uD sS then the body Is in condition Of
a,Ta, slow he" No matter VIVA! Ihe S1g,ses
@sy have been Nature h3I given wy Sha 10
hel s uGlnS ri he body The hrst thing hny
9ostor does in such case Il TO assist NA'ase'
Here gre lSIG FIIat oi Bellevue New YORK;
cd,IS S,; slys "The lpdlClouI use OF Alcoholic
StimalrnS Is one OF the striking Gha[SG'S1T Y,
ii progreM In the prhcNee VI neuAuAno u"'inS
he b IsI se Ps d. N, Carnival lays
most happy TO y aiiGI HSFS tvOrSI nna ssn
b ,I Iebilty on any wasting disease, OF for dell
s ssI persons persons or inynlidS, 1uiiy's Pure Nal!
Whisky Is the best tonic Apn puEvsE N'lupt4n'
Win which am Acqnail tel;;"s ..,.--,.,...
There Ire no higher scientific authorities ihAn
these and they speak volumes, Beware " AL
hotiled Whistles which may DO offered YOU OF,
crnt DuiIy'1. Il has stood the test oil time mud
n absolutely pure. ApISih
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'THE LIGHTS WENT OUT
And Two Girls Nearly Rode to
Death in the Darkness,
AN INCIDENT AT THE RINK
Which Results More Fortunately
Than Was to BIO Expected-PrO-
grcss OF tho Bicycle Race,
Race for Local Amateurs,

There was an exciting and lively
scene-iI that can BIO called a scene
which occurs in darkness "as black as
the Capitol rink shortly
after o o'clock last night, 1t was not on
the programme, and neither the mana
gers nor the girls would consent to
respond to an encore for a weeks in
come,
Lulu Hart mo, 81, who leads in the
bicycle race, had just flushed an unusu-
ally fast mile, and retired from the track
for moment Lulu Gordon (NO, y
and Aggie Hrrvey (No, y were racing
around at a pretty lively speed, when
without a seconds warning the electric
lights went out.
The change from dazzling light 10
thick darkness was so sudden that II
frightened the two riders, They could
not see a ray OF light, and Of course
could not steer around the curve, The
distance was too short to slow up or dis
mount Both called out, but there was
such confused clamor OF noises thai
nothing could be distinguished. Above
all was audible first the sound OF a col
lision with the wall; then another, and
q terrific fall, A lantern was brought
and Miss Gorden was found bruised and
dazed, hut not badly hurt, Miss Har'
Yey had collided with the raised plat
form next the track and been thrown
quite distance. She was unConCious
She was carried into the retiring room
and DR., Taylor, who CHANGED to pass In
his buggy, was called in, He had hel
revived soon, but she was pretty badly
bruised on the breat and arm.
The accident caused delay OF proba
bly, an hour. Lanterns were hung al
the turns so that II the lights again wen,
out the ridersCould distinguish the track
The lights were turned on In about hal
an hour, and the track again covered
With resin, having been made slippery
by the feet OF the audience rushing oyel
| Il in the darkness. Then the three girl
resumed their wheels, Miss Harvey do
ing a little wing dance before she mount
ed, to tue tune OF Johnny, get YOU
gum" from the Italians mitraillGuse
which was stopped by the panic wher
the lights went out for the first time II
the progress Of the race. The 1tallanl
contracted to play without stopping,
and they keep SO faithfully to the lettel
OF the bargain that when one relieves
the other at the crank, the new man put
his hand on the other mans hand, tina
the music may not stop for second.
The attendance was good last night
Several times each rider was timed for
single mile. Miss Hart made one mil,
in $40, and another in sos. Miss Cor
don made one in 4 minutes, and Mis-
Harvey one in 4:0l.
When they left the track at Il o'clocl
1 4 -
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m Vas non A MURDER.


A report was circulated like wild ERE
last night that Mrs. Cots, formerly Of
the Island, had killed her daughter Jes.
sic at their home on EdgIugton lane,
east Of town. Sheriff steenrod, Squire
Arkle and Constable Lauchlin went out.
They found that no murder had been
committed, but Mrs. Cots had threaten,
ed her family and behaved so badly
while under the influence ofliquor that
Squire Arkls committed her 10 Jail and
Constable LauChlin arrested her and
brought her to the city,
About IL O'Clock yesterday forenoon
Willie Cots, her son, aged II years or
so, fell over the creek bank, and striking
his knee on sharp rock, cut the cap OIL,
Mrs, Cots refused to have him prop.
erly attended to, and Jessie called on
the county officials to interfere, Finally
the boy was taken to DR., Reeds office
and his injuries attended to, The doctor
said the wound was dangerous, and
without careful attention, loCkjaw
might set in and death result, The boy
was sent to the hospital,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-02

Oil men are located oyer the river
looking for land with a view TO leasing
land back ofMartin's Ferry and between
there and Mount Pleasant. They leased
yesterday 400 acres located about two
miles west Of Bridgeport.
In the .Hardin's run field, Hancock
county, the Ewing well is due Saturday.
Fisher No. 8, on Gardner, Is due to-day.
Operators say the .Lindulr farm Is good
territory. Oil has been obtained on all
sides OF It. y McKeown No. 8, on Paul
Jones, got the sand Tuesday evening,
and Is dry. There are eight wells on
Levi Gardeners place, and the lumber on
the ground for two or three more.
The New Cumberland Independent OF
yesterday says: Between twenty and
twenty-five cars Of lumber and oil well
supplies were on the track at this place
on Thursday waiting to be unlolded.
The Heron well on L. B. Lang6tt came
in Monday morning filled up with 800
feet Of oil, It will DO shot to-day, and
will probably be goad for twenty-five
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CHARGES Preferred
Against Justice Of the Peace
w, H, Davis Yesterday,
A LIQUOR LICENSE REFUSED
To W. II, Zimmerman, at Elm Grove,
amer a Fight by the Residents of
that VIlIase-Justices' Dock,
cts again Examined.

The Board Of County Commissioners
yesterday held one OF the most interest
ing sessions on record, albeit 1t was
brief, It was the monthly day for audit,
ing bills and doing other committee
work. When the Board came together
for this purpose, a full meeting was held
for the purpose Of considering the up,
plication for license to sell liquor at
Elm Grove, made at the last meeting Of
the Board by William Zimmerman, and
deferred for investigation, thinner
mans proposed location was not far
from the school house and church, and
for this reason, mainly, the people OF
Elm Grove objected to his receiving
license, They were represented before
the Board by Alfred Caldwell, while
Col. W. W. Arnett appeared for Zim-
norman,
After argument, a vote was taken, and
the Board refused TO grant license by a
Note olVko y hlF' AVulHley hluue Young
aye.
The Finance Committee met and ex.
amined the dOckets Of the justices who
were not present at the former meeting
for this purpose, Squire Davis was pres
ent, and explained that as to one Of the
six fines recorded as paid on his docket,
but not appearing on his annual report,
there was q mistake, the record having
been crossed out as a mistake on the
docket The committee accepted his
explanation.
A Mrs. Shutter preferred charges In
writing against Squire Davis, OF malieas.
ance in office, There were three specid-
cations. The committee referred the
matter TO the Board, which will pre-.
sumably consider 1t next Monday ut the
monthly meeting,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. L. Merrill, OF Writ county, was
registered at the Windsor yesterday,
F. H. Blake, Of the Moundsville Coal
Company, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ira O. Post and daughter, oil
Clarksburg. are at the stamm House.
Rev. D. B. Updegraf, Of Mt. Pleasant,
and his daughters, were at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
R. w. Jones, wife and son, Of Pitts
burgh, and j. K. Beam, OF Bethany, were
at the Mcclure House yesterday.
j. H. Lancaster, late clerk Of the City
Board Of Public Works, now located at
New Cumberland, was down yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hearn left last
evening via the Baltimore 4 Ohio fol
Philadelphia, called thither by the SER
ious illness OF Mrs. ]. b. Ford, Mrs
Hearn's mother.
Mr.. Gus Hartenstein, Of the firm Of
Fl. L Hartenstein & Co., real estate and
money brokers OF Dayton, Ohio, former.
" OF Bellaire, is in the city among his
old friends, whom he numbers by the
ECoFe,
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plen.nut Clo.iug E.ercl.e..

The Elm Grove public schools closed
on Tuesday evening with an entertain
ment which was most exCciiently given,
Followlngis the programme: Song, by
school salutatory, John Il. B. Sweeney
recitation, subject, "Reyerie In Church, "
Miss Mary Jones; essay, subject, "In-
Auence Of Love-" Miss Lena Nickerson
song, by school, "Why Parents Don't
Visit the SCHOOL," recitation, subject,
"a Little Boys Troubles" James Wad.
dlei recitation, subject, "Whcro are
you Goingm Miss Emma Forbes; dia-
logue, "Train to Mauro;' song, by
school, "Join US in our Merry Songih
defamation, subject, "Robinsop Crusoe,"
Jacob Clayton defamation, subject,
"Johnnie's Pocket" Willie WetEel toad
stools, three little girlsj song, by school,
Yankee Doodle; Egyptian Debate; p
"Three Little Lads from School; dia-
logue, "Tom's Practical Joke;" song,
by seven boys, "a Farmers Son am ~
recitation, subject: "The Wicked Little
Girl" by Miss Mary Chambers; dia.
logue, "The Census Taker;" deClama.
ton, subject; GLOW We Tried to Lick
the Teacher" John Daug6erty; song,
subject, "For a Penny" Miss Mary Kim:
Minis; Recitation, subject, death Of
JeSebel,N Miss Mamie Brown; essay,
subject, "Time Changes,n Miss Maud
Wharton recitation, subject, 1.-THE jim!
er's, Miss Jessie Creighton; song, sub.
ject, "The Night Is Fine" Miss Sallie
Maxwell; recitation, subject, "Indepen.
denCe Bell, Miss Jessie Linton; Calls.
thenic Drill Valedictory, Walter Nick.
erson; closing song, by the school.
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A GRAND BALL will be given by tho
Wheeling Light Guards, at Turner Hall,
thla ovenibR, Everyone welcome,
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The Gas Trustees and the Water Board
reported in their estimates Of the expend-
lures necessary to run their departments
during the year, that including the pay
ments those departments have to make
on the bonded Indebtedness Of the city,
thetotal estimated inComeoft those depart
ments would be required, and the same
was allowed by the committee at its
meeting last evening without any ques-
ton whatever. There was also deducted
from the estimated revenues the sum Of
Sl5,S53 90, being the cost Of the Market
street brick paving contracted for last
year. Then.tlere had to hededucted the
revenues from Markets, Scales, Wharyes
and the fines and fees Of the Police
Court, which form the contingent fund
OF the Board OF Public Works,
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A gentleman who came up from Wet.
eel county last night brought news Of
the burning OF the large saw and grist
mill OF 81. Robinson, located In that
county fifteen miles from New Martins
Vile, on Brush run. II caught fire while
in operation, but burned 80 fast tho small
force employed could do nothing. About
$4,000 feet Of sawed lumber was destroy.
ed, and houses near were saved with
difficulty. The loss will exceed 1000,
and there was no insurance.
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WILL START TINS MORNING.
The Bsllairs Nall Scale Adopted at tho In.
Bells-Other Nall Notes.

The HOllaiFe Nall Scale Adopted at tho In.
Bells-OtheF Nall Notes.
An agreement has been arrived at be-
tween the LaBelle Nail Company and
its nailers by which the scale recently
agreed upon at the Bellaire factory is
adopted at this mill also, and in acCor-
dance with this agreement the entire
factory will resume work this morning
at the Bellaire wages,
The Benwood mill Is running the old
factory on special sizes to sort up. The
forge Is idle. The furnace Is making It's
regular output,
The Belmont mill is making half time
with the big machines and plate mill,
and full time in the tack factory,
A few machines are on at the Laugh
lin mill.
The Bellaire nailers will probably 10
to work Saturday or Monday,
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II was juSt an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved hot llfe, Sic
was ID the last stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was ltCufa'
bio and could live only a short time I,
ahe weighed less than seventy pounds,
On pleCe o. wrapping paper she read Of
DR., Kings Now Discovery, aud got a
sample bottle; II helped her, Sle bought
a large bottle, II helped hOr more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
im use aud d now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing l4Q ponndg. For fuller
particulars send stamp 10 w, II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles Of
this Wonderful Discovery Free HI Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store,
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AMATEUR Photographers Of this city
and vicinity, are requested 10 meet at
Kinks art store, 1905 Main street, Thurs
day evening, May 9, at 1880 p. IN.
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The residence Of Capt. Thomas Prince,
al the upper end Of the Island, was the
scene last evening Of a quiet home we'd.
ding, the principals In which were Mr.
Roy Ray, Of BCllhre, and Miss Maggie
Prince, one Of Capt. Princes daughters.
Tho wedding was made a quiet one,
owing 10 thb recent death Of Mr.. Rays
mother, and In consequence there w0ro
few relatives and very intimate
friends present 70 witness tlle
ceremony which was performed
by Rev g.. W. Grimes, pastor Of
the Thomson NJ II. Church, Mr., Ray
and his bride left over tho pan.liandle
a. Di4b o'clock for q short bridal trln,
followed by good wishes by large mum.
der OF admitting friends,
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Good remplar. onlcsrs.

At the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Lodge Of Good Templars, the following
officers were elected Tor the term: Chic
Templar, Lille Humes; Vice Templari
Lizzie Linnaberger; Secretary, Joseph
Hubbard; Financial Secretary, Walter
CharnoCk; Treasurer, Joseph 1. Degantj
Chaplain, Lizzie Hill Marshal. Edward
Tonner, Sentinel, Edward CharnoCk
Guard, Lou LlnnRbcIger; superintend'
emit Of Juvenile Templats James simp'
ann
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ToR a Buggy or Carpet at cost, go TO
]. W. Ferrels, 2l0l Main street.


This is what you ought to haye, In
fact, You must have Y, to fully enjoy
life. ThopsandS arc searching for Il
daily, and mourning because they find
II not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars arc spent annually by our people
in tho hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet 1t may DO had by all.
we guarantee that Electric Bltters, II
used according to directions and the use
persisted In, will bring you Good III.
Gestion and Dust tho dGatnoh Dyspepsia
and install instead EupCpSy. We rec.
ommend Electric BittOrs for Dyspepsia
and all diseases Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at 600 and 81 per bottle
BY Logan Drug Co., druggist, 4
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Mrs, Susan, Mulyey, whose husband
recently left her after d stormy time, In.
Guiding a trial for breach Of the peace IN
Squire Gillespie's court, was taken sud
denly and mysteriously III at her home
In East Wheeling yesterday, and as she
lad repeatedly threatened 70 kill herself,
Il was at once reported that she had
taken poison. Dr.. Taylor, who was sliln'
mOned, says he found no symptoms or
signs Of poison. He found hor unc0n'
Scious, but thinks II was a hySterical fit,