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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
HAD STRONG JAWS,
How the GalloPlng Eject Is Produced in
"Held by tho EAemy,"

How the GnllOPing Eject Is Produced In
"HeId by tho EHemy,"
W. @, Boyd, business manager Of
"Held by the Enemy" rather delights
In telling story on the profession,
Chatting to a group ofuewspaper men at
the Mcclure House the other evening,
he said:
0The peculiar effect in 'Held by the
Enemy, by which the sound OF gallon.
ing horses is produced, creates a great
deal OF speculation, and the curiosity
people exhibit In regard to It Is often
amusing, One night Just after the close
OF the performance ut Palmers theatre,
a couple OF 'rubens' came round to the
stage door and asked for Mr., Gillette,
They were told to wait, and in u few
minutes Gillette came out, The tallest
OF the two, q heavy set countryman with
blonde whiskers, acted as spokesman,
"'NNal, sir, he said, 'Jeemes here an
mo 'low'd as how we'd get yeou to settle
bet for us. Jeemes lows as how that
gallopln' Is did by the orchestry, but /
low rs how they Is made by real HOSES,
Who's right, Inister2'
'GIlletie looked solemn for u mo,
ment, Finally, he said, without the
trace OF a smile; You're wrong, gen,
tlemen; you're both wrong, Theentire
effect Is produced by gentleman with
iron jaws
0'Go way, meow, said the tall ruben
'yeoW don't mean Ill How does he do
"'Just by swapping his teeth, an,
swered Gillette, soberly,
"Wal, gol durn me, but he must have
powerful strong jaws.
$50 he has, said Gillette; he used
to be q lightning rod AGENT"
This peculiar effect by which the
sound Of horses galloping over hard
road Is SO successfully Initiated, IL a con.
slant puzzle to those who SEQ the play,
and always leads to unlimited discussion
as to how 1t Is produced, 1t has been
described in q dozen ways by the news.
prpers, but they are generally wide Of
the mark. The admirable acoustic pro.
perties Of the Opera House, where the
play opens Monday night, are expected
to add to the realism OF this remarkable
stage effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
ANOTHER CONTEST.
The Disputed Election OF an Assessor for
brooke County.

The Disputed Election OF an Assessor for
Brooke County.
The election contest for the office Of
Assessor OF Brooke county was com
menced in the County Court at Wells
burg on Thursday morning, John Raj
ston, Democratic, contestant, and John
L. Myer, Republican, contestee. Myers
majority on the face Of the returns is
thirteen, and he is represented by
Judge Melvin and II. o. Hervey, Esq,
while Ralston has retained in his inter
est Judge Jacob, Braddock and Mitchell.
After spending u day and half In
quibbling over motions to quash certain
notices, the court finally got down to
business on the original notice Of
Ralston and the counter notice OF Myer.
The first witness called was Prof. Kirk,
OF Bethany College, q Republican who
voted on the 9th OF November last. He
testified that he was from Flushing, o.,
but had attended Bethany College ior
four years, after which he selected the
profession Of teaching, and had been a
resident Of Bethany for about two years
and considers that his home. Still the
court decided that he was not a legal
voter and that his name be stricken from
the poll books. The next called was
Frank Justice, a Golored man, who came
TO Wayne county from Kentucky In the
spring OF 1884 with the intention OF
making West Virginia his home, and
had been in Brooke county since April,
1855; became OF age in the following
July and voted the Republican ticket in
November. The argument on this case
by counsel on both sides was able and
exhaustive. The court decided that he
was not legal voter and that his name
DO stricken from the books. The con-
test Is progressing very slowly; and us
there Is seventy.one votes to contest all
told, at the present rate 1t will take all
summer TO try the case. The better
class OF Democrats are not In sympathy
with the contest aud don't look for any
change In the final result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
ABOUT PEOPLR.
Stranger. in the Guy aud wheeling Poopl

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
R. s. Mcconnell, OF Moundsyille, wal
at the Mcclure yesterday.
D. B. WEIGH, wife and daughter, O.
Cadiz, Ohio, were at the McLure House
yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Waters, Of the Island, LEFT
last evening for Kansas City, where hi
has secured a good position.
State Senator N, B. Scott arrived home
from Charleston 'sterday afternoon in
time TO cast Republican vote, He
comes mainly on other business.
Mr.. George Hanson and Mr.. Fred Fox
OF Etnaville, gave very successful sur
prise party to Miss Steele, at her home
at West Wheeling, last evening. a
very delightful time was had by al
present.
Charles H. Greene and wife, Annie
Ward Tiffany, and Rose Tiffany, OF the
Shadows of Great City," aud George
ober and wife, A. @. sprague, G. s
Power, Alice King Hamilton and Stella
Blantern, OF the "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" company, are atthe Hotel Wind
sor.
The pretty acrostlG poem printed on
another page is from the pen Of Hon. II
]. Samnels, now a member OF the Legis'
lature, and Is addressed-as the initials
OF the lines show-to Laura Hearne
Mathews, younger daughter OF the late
Governor Mathews, and a namesake oil
Mrs. W, L. Hearne, Of this city.
Mrs. Adelaide ODER, a member Of the
company now playing at the Grand,
wife Of the star, and author Of the drama,
was once Wheeling school girl. Her
maiden name was Clarke, and she Is q
niece OF Mrs, Sarah Jane Lippincott, nee
Clarke, famous in literature as "Grace
Greenwood" also once a resident oil
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
A Stranger Fatally Hurt.

Last night strange man fell from the
Baltimore & Ohio trestle across the
creek al Main street 10 the bank below
He was badly hurt, but managed TO cry
for help, and officers Shorts and West
were summoned and with tho help Of
bystanders the man was carried up the
bank and hauled 10 the police head
quarters on hand cart. There Dr.
Reed examined his injuries, hut said he
could do nothing for hin but TO deaden
the pain 10 Tar aB possible, He consid.
cred bis injuries very dangerous. II
was some time before the man was able
TO tell bis name. Finally he recovered
sufficiently TO say his name was George
Guyo, and his home at Johnstown,
Pa. How he came on tho trestle he did
MT RXnlAin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

The river was stationary at this point
point yesterday. The leyee gauge al
dusk last evening showed adepth Ia the
channel Of Z feet 10 inches, The LouiI
A. sheyley Is due to-day from Cincinnati,
for which point she will leave on her re.
turn trip tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock; Capt, Tom Hunter Is in com.
mand and Charlie Reeves does the hon
ors In the Office as chief clerk. The
sherley iS popular packet, largely made
so by the uniform courtesy extended to
Scotia passed up In the Cincinnati Pitts.
burgh trade at o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing, and tho Hudson, In the same trade,
passed down about two hours later. The
Courier cleared for Parkersburg at noon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

Mr.. George ODER and a fair company
opened at the Grand last night an en-
gaRement Of three nights and q matinee
In Mrs. Adelaide 0bsrs dratnaiEatlon O
Robert Louis Stevenson's great work
1.-THE Strange Case Of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.
HYDE" The dual role Of DR.. Jekyh, the
benevolent physician, and M. Hgd', the
fend In human shape, was taken by Mr.
Qber, whnse TRANSITIONS were striking
His Hyde was hldeous bis JeEyH a ben
ovolent and scholarly gentleman. HI
was called before the curtain At the enc
Of nearly every act by the large AMI en-
thuslastic audience. The task Mr.. obcl
has cssayed is a difficult one, and the
measure Of success he has achieved Ger
nlyBtampshim asa most accomplished
actor The support Is satisfactory.
The play Will DO repeated this even
Ing. Reserved seats are on sale at the
Mcclure house pharmacy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
Tug INTgLLIGGNOg An GRAFTON.
Mr.. slnsers Family Frustrated by Grief
Ills High Character,
Sntrint Disnnleh m Iha IntsuinAueer

Mr.. sInsers Family Frustrated by Grief
Ills High Character,
Special DiSpalch 10 L0 Iatslligtaecr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Jan. 24.-The In
formation that Arthur slnsel, OF this
place, had met with q terrible and per.
haps fatal accident at Wheeling was re-
ceived here about 2:SO p. m. and was q
great shock to his many friends here,
Mr.. Bruce Blue, relative OF the family,
broke the news as gently as possible to
Mrs, sinsei and her daughter, who were
the only ones at home at the time, and
completely broke down on the recep.
ton OF the sad news. Other members
OF the family at the public school were
speedily notified, and q special car was
also sent to Philippi to inform Mrs.
Dayton, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. Sin.
sci, and bis son John, who was there on
a visit. Mr.. Dayton came to Grafton
late this afternoon, and In company
with Mrs. Sinsel he left for Wheeling at
5 this evening.
Mr.. sinsel Is a member OF the Baptist
church, and last night attended a revival
service In progress there. He spoke Of
being greatly reioiCed that he had lived
to see o friend converted at the meeting.
This morning he left for Wheeling at
s o'clock, little dreaming Of the terrible
calamity In store for him. He was
among the most influential citizens OF
this town, and nothing but regret is
heard on all sides at the dreadful acci-
dent which has beiallen him, and which,
II II shall prove fatal, will leave place
hnrd 70 eli.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
LuuAL lBnBNlrlRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About th'
City,

Matters Of MINOR moment IN ana ABOUT inc
PoLIucs will now have Arrest till the
next time,
TaE GRAND this syening-eDr. Jekyll
and Mr., HYDE"
THERE was not case in the police
court yesterday,
THERE was comparatively little drunk
enness about town yesterday for election
day,
The sale OF reserved seats for NHeld
by the Enemy begins At o, A. Houses
music store this morning,
A TEAM belonging to a farmer named
Capp ran off yesterday in Centre Wheel
ing, but was caught before serious dam
age was done,
MEssRs, GREER & LANG received yes
terday through the Wheeling Custom
House q large consignment Of sheep
shears, from Sheffield, England,
The weather yesterday was typical
election day weather, Whereas the boys
were playing marbles on the sidewalks
Wednesday, they were yesterday sailing
boats in the gutter
The seventeenth annual convention
OF the Young Mems Christian AssoCia
ton Of Maryland, West Virginia and thu
District OF Columbia opened last even
ing at Cumberland, Nd, and will con
tinue over Sunday, The Association o
Wheeling is represented by s,P, Parker
NV, O, Canadian, Samuel Crayton ant
John @, Lynch,
JOHN DUMAS, the liyeryman, has en-
tered suit against the city for 5000 dam
ages, before Justice Arkle, The city i
cited to appear and defend itself on thu
Slst inst, The notice Of suit which wa
served on the city late last night, dix
not set forth Ia what manner the dam
ages were sustained, but 1t is under
stood that one Of Dumas's teams wa
wrecked in an unprotected hole,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
BIlILAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and GosSip from
the Glasa City.

All Sorts OF Local News and GosAip from
the Glass City.
Troll Bros. are shipping cement from
here 10 York, Pa.
Arthur McClainis lying very low at
his home in the Fourth ward.
Rev. Father Montague, OF Bealsville,
Is here with Father Fitzgerald.
Enormous shipments Of glassware are
being made from here now daily,
Reddy Good was put in jail at ST.
Clairsyille by Marshal Darby yesterday.
Robert T. Spence, Of Monongahela
city, Pa, is here, the guest of his son
Thomas.
A big lot Of pig iron is being shipped
here now from the Benwood furnace,
Martins Ferry.
William Blankley has moved his
family to SteubenYille, where he has got
q good position.
james s, Gill, who has been confined
to his room for several days, is able to
be on his feet again,
Spencer, Ohio, on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, shipped in four months
100 car loads OF live stock.
James S. Gill is shipping glass house
pots from here to the Washington Glass
company, at Washington, Pa.
The Lantern Globe Company has
leased the old Goblet Company's ware
house and will use 1t at once.
Mrs. Susan Dorsey, aged "a years, born
and raised in this county, died at her
home in York township Wednesday.
Some prominent Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling officials were here yesterday
with Agent Alexander looking around.
Rev. DIR. r. NJ. Brown, of Wellsburg,
will Gil Rev. Mr.. Hoey's pulpit at the
First Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
There is somewhat Of sensation out
at GAINESVILLE. Mrs. James X. Barnes
has sued for divorce on the grounds Of
cruelty.
Ross Giffen, who went to Cambridge
not long since, has returned and is at
home confned to his room with acute
rheumatism.
E. II. Feltus, OF the Sidney Advertis-
ing Clock Company, Of Sidney, N. Y,
was here yesterday and put large clock
In the pOstolfice.
Us. Hutchinson & Son, Of AIatamoras,
o., are shipping their apples In large
lots from there by the Steamer Courier
and Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh railway to
Columbus.
Dried apples in wool sacks are being
shipped In large lots from Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad points
To Pittsburgh. They have been taken for
wool by great many people here.
james Eberilne, conductor Of the O.
4 P, Steubenville and Wellsyille accom-.
mediation train, had very severe fall on
the Ice while going home the other
night. He fell and bis head and shout.
ders struck the pavement first, and the
result was Us complete as could be, he
not being able 10 use his neck or arms in
consequence. Mr.. 0liger has his run
for the present.
The ordinance imposing a fine Of $50
and imprisonment for any person or
persons exhibiting any clock or time.
piece publicly, has caused good deal OF
talk and seems to be direct hit at the
school board, but 1t will affect jewellers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

The official returns were received at
the City Clerks Office. The first ward
that reported was the Fourth, which
beat the record by being In shortly after
6 o'clock. The Third followed about
I o'clock and confirmed the ru.
NOR that had been aAoat that
the Democracy had swept things
In that erstwhile reliably Republican
ward. The returns from the Third,
coupled with the rumoFed results IN
other wards, much Of which had been
confirmed BY observation on the part Of
interested ones, settled the situation
and tue Republican OiiiCeholders gaPe
wings TO their last hopes aud gracefully
sank down into the Conoumme. The
'iperrymandeted" Sixth and Fifth
were the next 10 come In and the bal.
ance followed slowly Ill 1880 o'clock
when tho Second, tile last ward report
I'd, wps handed in.
The boxes aud RETURNS as they were
handed In were taken charge OF by City
Clerk Bowers and Receiver Duiaway.
They performed their work IN q some.
what periunctofy manner; naturally
they were not wildly enthusiastic
over the result, but the graceful way ID
which they realized aud accepted the
situation saved them 10 certain extent
from the jibes that some Of
the other officials were subject.
cd 10, Another reason That
they were not annoyed was, that
after the thing Yus all over there
seemed 10 come q sort Of general Feali.
zation that II wasa very foolish thing 10
do, TO depose two such clever and CONF
potent officials.
There was d big crowd In the Pablo
Building, mostly Democratic, and the
atmosphere In the Clerks Office
was soon thoroughly linpregnated
with the Democratic breath which
on occasions like this has a
sewer resemblance about u that 70 eG'
trpmVly dIsagfeeable, About the Rtgl,ift
office there was another combined bad
whisky, stale beer aud tobacco smell
that arose from q gathering 81
about 800 Of the ialthinl. II
takes but very little 70 plOaSe the DEM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

A telegram from Washington dated
Wednesday, asserted that the Edison
patents on electric light devices had
been sustained. Yesterdays Pittsburgh
Dispatch said: The decision OF the
United States Supreme Court In
the Bates Refrigerating Company't
case seems to give the West.
inghouse Electric Company terribly
black eye. According to the decision 4
appears as II the Westinghouse, the Saw.
yer.Mann, the United States Company
and, In fact, all others using the incan'
descent system, will be obliged to STOP
operations and pay damages for infringe
ment. ~
This was Of much interest here, as all
the electric lights used In Wheeling are
under the Westinghouse patent. Last
night the following Associated Press
dispatch came;
FRESHMEN, Jan. 24.-Telegrams re.
Oeived here from New York signed by
George Westinghouse, Jr., deny that the
recent decision OF the United States
Supreme Court in the Bates Refrigerator
Company infringement case will effect
the Westinghouse Electric Company's
patents on electric lights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

hotels, railroadsand everyone exhibiHp,
time publicly, Some OF the parties IN.
teresied are scared and think the otdi.
nance will be enforced,
The Archer process OF oil fuel at tina
Bellaire Window Glass Company Is moi
quite as satisfactory as first reported, az
the heat Is not properly distributed, but
with a slight change In the checker
brick work in the furnace the proce.s
will be more than satisfactory, This
change will be made Immediately, The
reports had It that the fires would have
to be withdrawn, but this is a mistake
The alteration can be made without
drawing the Ares,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
beware Of Olntmshts for CatArrh that Con.
f. tain Mercury,

as Mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely deranRe The
whSle system when entering II through
the mucus surfaces, suCh articles should
never DO used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, al The damage
they will do are ten fold 10 the good YOU
can possibly derive from them, Halls
Catarfh Cure, manufactured by +. j,
Cheney 4 Co., Of Toledo, D., contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and nluCus
surfaces oithe system, In buying Halls
Cataffh Cure be sure you got the gen.
tine, II ID taken internally and made IA
Toledo, Ohio, by +, j. Cheney 4 90,
~ i.1Is'sold by dfuggi1ts price Foo per
OOttIu, - 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted u
record two deeds Of trustand the follow
ing deeds In fec: ~ ,u-,,
Hplstern aud wife to Charles Il. Keller
in consideration Of $500, for got acres
Of ground in Richie district.
Deed made january 10 by Ole Peter
sou and wife to Charles Rick, Ia Consid,
Grafton Of SS5, for lot 81 iu'diyislon d oI
the Inst Caidwe addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-25
This ilrlrLln,nr. mud Mnsons.

Mr.. Ralph Whitehead came home yes
terday irOnl Cleveland In tune to vote
Hu lad been ID attendance on the Brick
layers aud MAsons' international Union
as a delegate. The convention adjourn
adj last Night, and the other i've Wheel
inn repre- sentatives remained to see II
out. M, Alexander Darrah, DIST, Louis
waS reelected President. He will visit
Wheeling next week and look over TIL,
mart Of his Jurisdiction, The nUxt annual
convention will bU held In Kansas CITY