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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-25

AL ton minutes past 5 o'clock yester.
dAy morning the smoke house Of Henry
panenberr, on EofE street, between.
Thitty.sixth and Thirty.seventh streets.
look Are. In a few minutes the build.
inn was In flames and had set fire TO the
home Of George Long, next door. A
Stiil alarm was sent 70 the Eighth ward
hose company, which was answered
nfomptly, One stream from a fire plug
VA turned on the buildings and the fire
eSlinpulshed without d great deal Of
tfouble, The loss will amount 10 about
Shortly alter o'clock last eveningthe
Atlantic engine company was called to
IA, 1BS, Seventeenth street, by q still
alarm, 10 extinguiBh a blaze In the ap.
naFtmunis o iJOhn Bradley, a coal miner.
How the fire started Is not known, but
d IA Hupposed that a wooden ma1tel DO.
ralna iPniled aud communicated 70 q
clothed press standing near by. Both
Tie mahtel and the clothes press were
about destroyed before the hre was eS'
LInpuished and tho clothes contained In
tie press were ruined,
Al 1 o'clock this morning 0 sui alarm
was sent 10 the Niagara engine house
from The Belmont mill caused by q hre
In The shed recently erected over the
new river pumps on the river bank,
which supply vller iot thaplant The
Are was well under way when the reel
and men arrived, and a. plug stream
played on the ate half an hour before y
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OF THE SEASON.
A Record Of Some Of the Pleas
ant Little Affairs
THAI PRECEDED CHRISTMAS
Yesterday..GIfes and Glvors Serve to
Make the Season MoErieF for
Several Happy Recipients,
Holiday Presentations,

There was a jolly Christmas time en-,
ioysd in the private Office Of Sheriff
steenrod at the Public Building yester-
day afternoon, during the progress OF
which several gentlemen were very
agreeably surprised, The Sheriff noti-
fed his deputies at noon
that he wanted to have
a conference with them at ESQ o'clock,
At that hour he appeared in his private
office, accompanied by Prosecuting At
torney Howard, The Sheriff eudesy'
ored by winks and mods to
have Mr., Howard stand near
him, but Mr.. Howard kept on
the other side Of the room, and clearing
his throat proceeded to make some gem
eral remarks about the season. Evil
IDENTIFY he was not adhering to the pro-
gramme outlined for him by the
Sheriff, for that worthy officer was
seen to be considerably worried; he
was knocked clear out when Mr.. How
ard suddenly pulled o handsome gold.
headed ebony cane on him and presented
II TO him on behalf OF his deputies,
While the Sheriff was e~ndeayoring TO
pull himself together Mr.. Howard turn
ed on the deputies aud made the
following presentations on behalf Of the
Sheriff: To Mr.. Patterson, a heavy gold
watch cham to Mr.. Garden, q pair 'of
diamond cuff buttons; TO Mr.. Whyte a
china set OF 1870 pieces; to Jailer Dim
mey and his assistant, Mr., Lane, silver
knives, forks and spoons. Nor did the
Sheria's kindness stop there two mann
moth turkies were pulled out OF the
vault and presented TO Janitors Roth
and Meyn.
After having made these several pre-.
sensations the able Prosecutor stopped
to take breath. The Sheriff closed in on
him and revenged himself for the cane
incident by handing him a pretty scarf
pin. City Clerk Thoner, whe had been
an amused spectator all this time,
was made to Join the surprise party
by being presented with a box Of
cigars by the Sheriff. Everybody
was preparing to return his
thanks Sin a few appropriate re-
Marks" when the Public Building re-
porters having scented the news Item
and the spread Of Christmas cheer
that followed, broke in on the mutual
admiration meeting and the speeches
were declared of, while everyone devo'
ted themselves to a little feast Of good
things that was spread,
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VALUABLE HINTS

To those who require q stimulant: Buy
the purest and the oldest and avoid the
cheapest, for the latter will indeed DO the
most expensive in the end, II you give
1t a thought you will agree with me. The
tax to the government and the ageing OF
whiskies and other liquors naturally
changes the price Of first cost, vet | have
on hand, and will sell as cheap az the
cheapest, all kinds. But be advised by
mo to buy Silver Age at 81 90 per bottle,
Six.yeaf.old Finch, Gibson, 0verholt
and Guckenheimer at 81 each or six
quarts for S.. ! have the following old
rye WHISTLES now in stock and for sale:
lS09.lS79 0verholt, 1s73.lS75 Gibson,
1879 Guckenhetmer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secure
them while you can. Brandies, gins,
Jamaica and New England runs, cordials
OF all flavors, wines, both sparkling and
still, and all principal brandt, can be had
at my place. Also a full line Of malt
liquors. Quick deliveries and neat pack.
ing, are two Of my established rules.
Come To
MAX KLEIN,
90 Federal Street,
doll.MwAP ALLEGHENY, PA.
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INSTRUCTORS REMEMBERED


Iy their Students with Handsome Pres.
entS-Yesterday at the business College.
About hall.past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon the regular routine ofstudy at
the Wheeling Business College was in.
teuupted by Mr.. George Kramer, who
rose from his desk and in a few well
chosen words, spoken on behalf OF the
students, presented Prof. ]. NJ. Frasher,
the popular and successful head OF this
institution Of business education, with
a handsome inkstand, as a slight token
OF the high esteem in which he Is held.
Mr.. Kramer also presented, on behalf
OF the students, a set Of Chambers En-.
CyClopediato Vice Principal A,E. Wright,
Both Professor Frasher and Mr..
Wright responded In a happy manner,
their remarks being punCtuated with
several rounds Of applause. After this
all adjourned TO the Short Hand Depart
ment where an impromptu program Of
vocal and instrumental music was given
and a very delightful social season
spent. When this was brought TO a
close the gathering separated for the
holiday vacation,
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DgLLAIRE BRIgRs.
Thieves Operating Again = General AM
Personal NoHH,

Thieves Operating AGaIn = General and
Personal News,
Harry Hayes has gone on a visit to Anderson
Tho Stamping cOmpauy'S works are OF for ten
Charles EeEns aud family, OF FOstOrIa, arc
hero on u visit.
Mrs. John Colbert, Of Washington, Pa, Is here
for the holidays.
Conductor James Rberllne, OF the G. 4 Il. road
has the catarrhal fever.
City Solicitor Woodbridge IL spending Christ.
mas with his Marietta friends,
Wilson Burnett. of WellsvIlle, timber aud tC
inspector Of thee. & 7. road was here yester'
day.
The silver Loaf Club gave grand ball at Tur;
ner Hall last night. good time was had by all
present,
The members Of the Christian Church are pre-.
pairing for a "Mllk Maids Social" on New YeAf'l
evening.
Mr.. Miller Booth, Secretary OF the Electric
Light Company, is lying quite III at his home ID
The Christmas CantaA at the First Prcsby.
terrain Church last night was we'll worth hearing.
There was q large crowd In attendance.
Charles Know, Of this plAcc, received yesterday
through the American Express Company $500 ID
cash from one OF tho Southern lotteries. II ID
considerable Ola Christmas gift.
a special car filled with glass workers from
Findlay, who were formerly employed here cRtne
In over the Cleveland & Pittsburgh last night.
The boys have con0 back " spend the holidays
among old friends,
Nj. and Mrs. John Kelsey, Of kelsey, Miss jos.
Sie RamARe. Of the same place, Commissioner
Miles Il. Hart, N. II. Gordon, Henry Coon and
numerous other smith Township folks were
among the visitors Ia town yesterday.
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before great magsYas'done. This Is the third
time IN four m0hIbsthat this building had been
on DIRE,
Tho Board OF Trade meets at the Y, NC, A.
rooms tomorrow pight. All cilHenA who are
ed 70 30 present
There were three cases before Mayor Purdy
about " O'Clock Monday night, and N each case
.Aine Of 8 and costs Was imposed. The parties
were arrested fol being drunk aud dlslnfplng
Ward. They were having q pretty high old time
when some OF the neiShboEs sent for the onl'
Ger,
ItssemS to be the opinion Of RgOod many per,
sons In M|oundsytlle that q police Qtieer can not
enter q home and make an arrest ipf disturb.
anca Of the peace, and Saturday night when an
officer arrested man In GuthIieS coniectionery
ttoTe several parties inteTiered and tried 70 pre-
vent his arrest, Mayor Purdy tned them igr
wiser.
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Traasfers Of Real Estate.

The following Conyeyances Of real es.
tate were admitted to record In Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday;
A deed made December 9, 1859, by
Jacob Hydlnger aud wife, Of Hamburg,
Iowa, to Joseph Humes and Lewis
Thomas, for lot No, - and the north
half Of lot No, II, in square No, / OF the
Hydinger addition, situated in the
Eighth ward. Consideration 5000,
4 deed made December q, 1889, by
Edward NJ, Holiday and wife to George
Newman, for a part Of lot No, 24sltuated
at the northwest corner OF Eleventh and
Eo1 streets. Consideration Sl,S50.
A deed made December "a, 1889, by
AISLE McCully and wife To James w,
White, for the north half Of lot No, 10,
fronting 80 feet on Elm street, Island,
Consideration $3.50.
A deed made September "a, 1880, by
James A. Henry, special commissioner,
and Agnes Jane Bassett, widow, and
Others, To John +, Winter, for part OF LOT
No. % in Eotf and 0hapline's addition,
situated at the southwest corner Of
Twenty.lrst and Main streets. Consid'
Grafton S4,926,
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LOCAL BRBYTTIES.
Matters Of Minor Mention in and About
the City.


the City.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
Ar the Grand to,night-lRst perform
ance Of the Gray-Stephens companp.
HARRY Hay, a well known young man
Of this city, died yesterday alternoon at
the home Of relatives on the Island,
MATINEE and evening performance at
the Opera House to-day by the George
Bils Novelty Company,
ETHE marks on the wharf last night in
dictated II feet 8 inches, and the river
was falling slowly, The Andes is TO-
days Cincinnati packet, and freight In
sight insures q heavy trip, The Rain
how passed down atnoon yesterday with
q good load.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Celia
Williams pleaded guilty 70 keeping q
house Of ill,lame and also to selling beer
without q license, ofTenses for which she
was indicted by the last Grand Jury,
Judge PAUL deferred imposing any
punishment,
The first Of the series Of concerts to be
given this season by Prof., II, ], Arbenz
and his wife, Lilli Karen.Arbenz, re,
Gently one Of Germany's noted concert
singers, will BIO given Friday evening Of
this week at Mpnnerchor Hall. This
event will be one Of no small note in
Wheeling's musical circles, A large au'
dienCe Is already assured.
@. R. Fisk, who for some time past has
been filling the Office OF chief clerk fol
the Adams Express Company in thii
city, died yesterday morning at the
North Wheeling Hospital, oil typhoid
fever, His remains were forwarded u
his late home at 0lney, III. In the time
he was here Mr.. Flax made himself wei
liked by all with whom he was thrown
in contact,
THERE was but one case against John
McDonough in the Circuit Court insteaC
OF more, as might have been supposed
from the reading Of a brief about thu
case in yesterdays issue, MCDonougt
was acquitted Of the one Caseagainst hin
November 25. 1t Is learned that there
was in reality no satisfactory evidence
against him, and those who knew hin
best have ever believed him Innocent o
the charge.
THE mother Of Nora Lawlor, q l6,yeal
old girl Of this city, called on Chief Del
brugge yesterday for assistance In re
claiming her daughter from going to thu
bad at an express rate Of speed, Youni
as the girl Is she had already reached thu
point Of being an inmate Of Ida Robin
sons place on Nineteenth street. Thu
police got the girl away from there, gay'
hersome very pointed advice and turnet
her over TO her mother.
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pontL Of q St. CIaIr.yIlle Lady.

Mrs, Mary Riley, relict Of the late
Richard l., Riley, who was one Of the
most prosperous and best known far
mers Of Belmont county, died at her
home, a short distance west Of st. Glars
vile, yesterday morning alter an illness
OF three or four months, She was sixty.
eight years old. II is a singular coinci-
denCe that her husband died Just six
years ago yesterday. Mrs. Riley leaves
four sons, l. NJ and R. j., formerly edi-
tors OF tho st. Clairsville Gazette, Samuel
D, and John L., andtw daughters, Miss
Mamie, Of st, Olairsyille, and Mrs. w.
i, Calliu, OF this city. Mrs. Riley was a
lady whose gentle ways made her be.
loved by all who knew her, and her loss
will be mourned by a large circle OF
friends.
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About half.past five o'clock last even.
Ing the employees Of the Standard Axle
Manufacturing Company suddenly stop
ped work and proceeded TO take charge
Of the works. The engine was shut
down and the surplus steam exhausted
In sounding several shrill blasts on the
whistle. Manager a. D. Howe wasthen
sent for. When he made his appearance
Mr.. Harry Gartley mounted q work
bench, and after a few appropriate re.
marks, presented Mr.. Howe with a fine
gold.headed cane. Mr.. Howe thanked
the boys kindly for their beautiful pres.
emit and said, "he would ever keep the
cane in remembrance Of their friendship
and good will,n
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At O'Clock this morning the blotter
at police headquarters contained eighteen
names; six Migrants, eight ~dlsorderlies
and four plain DRINKS. The six vagrants
were found by Officer Desmond IN
North Wheeling. They had q half
gallon Jug Of Whisky and were drinking
and making merry on such an exten.
siye scale as to make their arrest neces-
sary. The DRINKS were Of the plain un-
vanished Christmas sort, who had be-
come leery from over indulgence In the
hilarity OF the occasion. None OF the
disorderlies were Of a serious character,
and several OF them are in under tc'
tiCioug names.
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LEAHY,MEHOLIS
A Boston Doctor AIaFriss One Of wheel.
ing's Accomplished Ladies'.

inE,A Accomplished Ladies',
Dr., Michael NJ. Leahy, Of Boston, and
Miss sallle !. Meholln, Of this city,
we're quietly married yesterday after
noon by the Rev, DR., W, H, Cooke,
The bride Is a lady whose circle Of
friends in this city Is q large and ad.
miring one. For several years she has
been prominently engaged here in the
work Of public and popular education as
the head Of Clay public school, which
under her able direction has maintained
q high degree Of excellence that has war.
ranted the frequent reference 10 II as q
model school, While conducting her
school under Q rigid but splendid disCip'
line, Miss Meholin was always popular
both with her teachers and the pupils,
Last summer while away on her vaca'
ton Miss Meholin met the gen
tleman who yesterday made hel
his wife, He Is q scotchman
by birth and enjoys . splendid practice
In Boston, The bride was handsomely
remembered with beautiful presents
from her fellow teachers, old scholars
and other friends, In lo6ing Miss Me,
holm Wheeling loses q lady whose in
fluenCe while here has been for much
good. She will be followed by the besI
Of wishes Of many friends,
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Happy i~ioo,lsrs,

VIM. TmtnonA postmaster al 1dayille,
tudu wfitesi "EleCtfiC Bilters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver ttouble.Hi John
Leslle, farmer and gtoCkman, Of same
place, Baysi "Rind Electric Blltets 10 DO
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like q new man, J,W, Gardner,
hardware merchant same town, EayB
"EleCtric Bitlefs 10 just the thing Tor a
man who 10 all run down and dent care
whether no lives or dies he found new
strength, good appetite and fell lust like
he hid hnew lease on life. Only 800 q
bottle, a Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 2
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Young uolmCs, Case.

Chief Delbrugge has received another
letter from Capt. John 0hliuger, the
Marshal OF Portsmouth,, about young
Holmes, the lad who several days since
ran of with one Of John Dumas ponies.
CAPTAIN Obllnger urges that some one
he sent to Portsmouth at once, as he Is
fearful that the young man will employ
some lawyer to get him out OF custody
on habeas corpus proceedings. Chief
Delbruppe expects TO have the necessary
requiSition papers in his hands by Fri.
day whom he will 20 down after the boy
himself, The first papers In this case
were issued by Justice Ankle as soon as
he heard Of the boy In tho vicinity OF
RavenBwood.
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Guarantee bf. Acket'S Blood Elixir, for
II has been fully demonstrated 10 the
people Of this country that u is superior
10 oil other preparations for blood dis.
eage6, u 10 a positive cure Tor syphilitic
poisoning, ulC6fs, etuPuonB and plmples,
II putiies the whole system and
thoroughly builds up the constitution,
For sale by Logan Drug Co.. ]. I. Good
win 4 Co.. q. X. GOetEe, A, 7. Young,
John Coleman, DAw.7
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Ys.lnrLnr,s POLICE Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning
the Young man named 3. Miller who
was arrested for abusing one Of the girls
in Elm McManaway's place several days
since was fined g and costs; the testi.
mony showed that he was not guilty OF
the aggravated assault the case was first
reported to be. Dan MCGOWAN went to
The hill for fifteen days In default Of the
payment ola fine Of 81 and costs for a
TOO free uso Of profanity on the streets,
and James Jones for raising a disturb.
ance at the Top mill enriched the con.
tinpent fund OF the Board OF Public
Works to the extent Of s. and costs.
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W Point with prideo

To tho 0Good name at home" won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where 1t is prepared, there Is more Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla sold than Of all
other medicines, and 1t has given the
best OF satisfaction since It's introduction
ten years ago. This could not BIZ II the
medicine did not possess merit. II you
suffer from impure blood, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla and realize its peculiar cura-
tive power.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.

strangers In the CITY Rnh wheeling People
Abroad.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Julia Huey, OF Fostoria, is the
guest Of friends in this city.
Mr., ]. W. Hollingsworth, Of st. Glars
Vile. was registered at the stamm yes
terday.
Miss Mary Manion, Of the South Side
leaves tomorrow for Fostoria TO visit
relatives.
Mr.. Robert j., snyth, Jr., Is confined
to his room by reason ola threatened at
tack Of d%iphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ?. Thies, o.
Pittsburgh, are visiting Mr.. Conrad Sell
bert at Pleasant Valley.
viii Roll, OF Fostoriu, Is here spend
ing the holidays with his parents at thelI
home on Fifteenth street.
Robert Deyries is home from the Phil.
adelphla College of Pharmacy to spend
the holidays with his parents.
Julian and Garth Hearn are home
spending the holidays. They are stu
dents at the Lehigh University.
Mr.. Will Delaplain came in from his
Monroe county farm yesterday 10 spend
a portion Of the holidays with his
mother.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, principal
OF tho State Normal School at West
Liberty, was registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mrs, Mary Bryson and children, Of
Fostoria, arc the guestsof Mrs. Bryson's
sister, Mrs. James F. Campbell, of the
South Side.
MI. Keener Devries who Is at present
in the employ Of the Baltimore 1 Ohio
at Chicago Junction, has returned home
to spend Christmas.
U. s. Marshal II, s. White and daugh.
ter, Miss Iona, came in from Bolton
yesterday morning, and spent a few
hours here shopping.
Miss Jennie Smith, the famous rail.
road evangelist, spent a few hours with
friends In this city last evening, while
on her way to the West.
John W. Fox and Jefferson F. Fox,
both formerly OF North Wheeling, but
now OF Fostoria, are In the city to spend
the holidays with friends.
Gen. A. II. Beach, the general agent
In the Middle states for Bloch Bros
"West Virginia Mail Pouch" tobacco,
returned home yesterday for a weeks
rest,
Andrew Hydinger, OF Iowa, is in the
city visiting his mother and other rela:
lives and friends. This Is the third
time Mr.. Hydinger has been In Wheel
ing since 1852. He has prOSpered In the
west.
Mr.. Fred Arbenz, Of Chillicothe, for.
merly OF this city, has come here to
spend the holidays with his relatives.
Mr.. ArbenE has many friends here who
are always glad 10 welcome him back TO
Wheeling.
Hon. A. W. Campbell left over the
B. 4 o. last evening for Washington,
where he has been summoned 10 appear
before the Committee on Ways and
Means. He will address this committee
on behalf Of the iron aud steel manutaC.
turers otthe Ohio valley.
Miss Fannys. sutphen, Of Lancaster,
Ohio, who has frequently visited Wheel.
ing, and who has been very popular In
society circles, will be married at her
home to-day to q Columbus gentleman,
II Is understood that the wedding will
DO o quiet one, no invitations having
been issued,
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weather. Indications.

I. WASHINGTON, Dec. 25,-For Western
Pennsylvania, rain, westerly winds and
warmer Wednesday morning, followed
by colder Thursday,
For West Virginia, fair and warmer
southarly winds Wednesday morning,
shifting 10 poEthWesterly, and much
colder Thursday morning,
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Great Discovery.

In The medical line 10 the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, fgs' and
pruneB In such q way "a 10 make1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective RENE.
dies on the market, II 10 easily taken
by old and young, and Is q sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliouBneBs, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eased Kidneys Or inactive liver. Sold In
80 cent bottles by o. X, GoetEe, w, W.
Irwin, W. y. William1, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company end Goodwin 4
Co.. Wholesale agents.
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Chief Delbrugge will present to each
member OF the force a big white silk
handkerchief with the initial Of his
handsomely embroidered In one
These will make very useful as
well as very handsome remembrances.
Yesterday afternoon the employees Of
the Sddts Aeitung Office presented the
Of that paper, Mr.. Louis Colmar,
with q substantial copy Of Webster'S
unabridged dictionary. On the back Is
printed In gilt Presented To Louis Col.
mar by Employees, December %, 1897
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j. L. Pracht, foreman Of the carpenter
shop OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
In this city, was presented
with an elegant gold watch by his fellow
workmen and a few outside friends last
evening. The watch is a beauty, and
Mr.. Pfacht feels doubly thankful be.
cause OF the circumstances under which
presentation was made.