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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-22
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To.NIsht's Concert at tn o Opera House.
IA Other Eu tertninui ents. ~
The appearance at the Opera House 10.
night Of the Swedish Ladies' Concert
Company will 3D. a musical event that
should, oil the house with the lovers Of
choice entertainments. The organize.
ton Is q double quartette Of young
Swedish ladies, who appear in the
picturesque Z Deleconian costumes. An
exchange says, their voices are fresh,
sweet and strong, possessing great range,
and they rendered tho sweet music OF
their native land In a manner which
captiyated the audience, every number
being enthusiastically encored.& One OF
tho finest performances OF tho evening
was. the singing OF i"sleep In Peacenh by
the, octette.Sg Tho song 10 indescribahly
sweet and the sympathetic voices Of
these wonderful singers lent II charm
that Vheld the audience almost spell.
BOUND 4 si5glsii
PRANK rRAYNE At THE GRAND. (;
There was another OVERLOOKING audi.
ence at the Grand last night TO witness
the second 4 presentation OF y Frank I.
Frayne's latest 4 success, ""Diogenes
Tramp by that clever actor and bis
well balanced company. There Is to be
seen In connection with the presentation
Of this play all the beautiful scenery
especially painted for, this play, together
with all his acting animals, barn yard
fowls, etc., his pet COW being MIXED on
the stage. There will be "a lalies'' mat
inee this afternoon and the last per.
formance Of this play will be given this
evening. All those who have not yet
seen the play should not miss these two
opportunities 70 see a good wholesome
play. s.Il q y N. :; q. 4 d
THE SILENT PARTNER II
1.-THE sale OF reserved seats will begin
at Houses this morning Tor. the appear.
ance ut tho Opera House, for tho second
time this aeason, OF Mr.. y b! Polk, the
popular comedian, I'M his new and very
successful play 1.-THE Silent Partner
There are passages in this play in which
Mr. Polk has opportunities which he
does not neglect to- rise ito a point Of
true, dramatic power and show himself
to be IN impressive actor AS well ms an
artistic comedian. He will doubtless
have algood house.
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I Ills LEG CUTOFF.

z { u q 81.
Elmer Hawkins, n Z. c.. S St. L. Brakeman
:; 80 Badly Hurt Last Night. SIS.
= at Il 80 o clock last night Elmer
Hawkins, Of tho Island, fell from a car
in the P. Wa Ky. yards near tie power
house Of the City Water Works and had
his right leg cut of between the, ankle
and the knee. Hawkins Swas a brake.
man on the yard engine and was work.
ing on the night shift. The crew had
done some switching in I the vicinity OF
the Water Works power house, and
were: starting down toward the depot,
when by some unexplained means,
Hawkins fell from the q car on
'uhich.b&he Ia was VII standing, and
the wheels passed over the right
leg, 2obliquely, between Z the knee, and
ankle. He was carried tto the pumping
station, where NIL the appliances at hand
were brought to his relief. The com.
pany's physician; was summoned, and
when he arrived, suggested that the in
jured man: be taken to the Hospital be.
fore an effort was made to dress the leg.
The water works horse and wagon were
pressed into the ambulance service, and
with some blankets and a tarpaulian the
vehicle was made comparative comforta-
BILE. at the J Hospital, the limb was
dressed, it being necessary to amputate
it well up to the: knee joint. Hawkins
is n single manabouts % years old and
lived with his parents on the Island, 5.4S
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yYork was begulnl,, on the :straightening;
of8 Caldwell's run yesterday + by the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
company.ls a. gang of fifteen men went.
to work in the morning to Fcuty a new
channel close up 70 Twenty.ninth street
between Woods and iEoff streets. 4
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.55 W AsiIlXaroS, Jan. q. For Westlyir:
! ginia, slightly colder, northwesterly
winds. ~ u u:
RI For; Western. Pennsylvania and Ohio,
generally fair, except light local SHOWS on
sthe lakes colder, northwesterly winds.!si
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.Qbr slll llltt!l:l:llo!!el:nll!!l!:.elr..
( Office. Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


y, Family Arlington Steel Plate Ranges Josept
Bell stow Co. nl.sli lsTgSSls
~. lloSe iIro.-fhe Ideal Feed Mill. 5s 81
- i,ank Books aud statlonery-Joscph Graves. &
- For Renl-u. y. Smith, 20 Sisr55S "a i.sf
~ ithve lou II, House TO lRent-Read the New
System Of Charges. SsSti x
~ Agents ,Wantrd-Lester Payne & Co.
~ The American Card uame-Lesler Payne 4 Co
stocks aud Heal Estate for Sale-rnos. " BrIen
s5s " anted-A Thoroughly Competent Man. .tss,sl
RI Ohio County Bonds--Fourlnra Page. y ~
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BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are strong and
sweet. put up. in n style so neat that they
are mighty hard to beat. At all grocers.
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lApIcanlngSens

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and ! comfort follows the use Of
Syrup ofFigs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eGectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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!. FURTHER ] LElL PARTICULARS !, RS; |.

or tho Entail Shooting ARRAY In Hancock
9i County Last Week. & 4
e Further particulars concerning the
shooting ofyouns James Beaumont by
George Work, in Hancock county
last Friday night are as Ii follows,
according TO the steubenyille
Herald ofilast evening:G""The cause Of
the shooting, according TO accounts, is
that the two boys had been on bad
terms for: some time. 4 One report says
that on the night OF the shooting, after
the literary 81 exercises Fat "a Shady
GlenS School ~ house taSwere * over;
WORK and ) Beaumont met! in 4 front
OF the school %house and Work wanted
Beaumont to take q young lady home,
to which he strenuously2 objected, and
without further, ceremony Work drew
his frevolver-a self.cocker-and2 fired,
hitting Beaumont IN the abdomen, 4 the
ball pussing clear. through. The wound.
ed man was picked up by. his friends
and carried into the school house, and
all the aid rendered him that could be
had under the circumstances, He died
as stated Yesterday Monday morning.
Work was arrested by, Sheriff Chapman.
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guards, arrived here last might and reg.
isterel at the stann, yesterday, after.
noon they landed three prisoners In the
State Penitentlary, at Moundsyille. Two
Of them are. sent up for burglary and one
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S$iY on can Sc. an infallible Remedy tfor
the Influenza forS La GrippenE Eat Dr..
Hennig's Pharmacy, No. "a Eleventh:
street.5g Price so cents per! bottle.
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EsNYnAT SO wonderful, as a severe cough
cured by! Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup fol. 25
cents. Try it IS IA
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KILLED on THE ONO RIVER ROAD.


William Frldloy, n Brakemnn, Run ovor
4; ut Darlington! Station.
William Fridlcy, Of Point Pleasant,
employed asa brakeman on the Ohio
River road, was run over and killed at
Darlington. station yesterday morning.
He was one OF the crew OF freight train
No. .ll,which left here about 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning. At Clarington sta
lion she WIS called & upon \ TO make
a fscoupling y and in performing that
duty slipped in some manner or was
knocked down by the jar OF the cans, and
was killed by the wheels rolling over
and crushing him in a most horrible
manner. FridleyI was "a very popular
brakeman and the news ofhis death was
received with sorrow by all those along
the line who knew him. W ts;,i9s !
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Boards of Directors Elected Yesterday. q
tan annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Jefferson Insurance, Com
pany! held yesterday the old Board OF
Directors consisting OF Nlessrs E. NV.
Oglebay, S. S. Bloch, y. D. Culbertson,
J.J.Jones and 2R.iW. Hazlett were re-
elected! Il, 53i d.
n "A majority Of the stock failing TO be
represented at an an annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Standard Fire
Insurance Company called for yesterday,
no election Of a new Board of Directors
was had and the old Board will accord.
ingly hold over The members OF this
old Board are Messrs: VIM. Ellingham,
Morris Horkheimer,; Henry Baer, Dr. y. .
Pipes, FL. Park, Jas. +. Rogers, E.
W. Wells, Vim. Goering, and ( Wm.s G.
Wilkinson. I.i RE "a u.
AT an annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Wheeling Ice and Storage
Company held yesterday, the old Board
Of Directors, were reelected. The mem.
beers OF this ! Board ( are Il Iessrs z: ia.
Miller, DR.. I. D. Wilson, r. X. Friend,
CIV. Connor, Q. q. Brown, and Lewis
Steenrod: !. 3 q,
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B Stockholders Meetings.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN 6: i a
y -. NIX u =
"a Wheeling Iron and Nail Company

q The annual meeting Of. the stockholders OF
election OF Directors and other business VIII he
held at the Office OF the Company on SWednes.
day, january 70, 1880, at CLOCK D. m, 81 Ss4sSsl
F1a+lb2 y t.ysSSsyf c. d. III UBBA RIB Sncreta ~
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Body covered with scales. Itchiug terrible
j. Suffering endless.I No rslier.a doctors ami
y medicines tail. Speedily cured by; C,.ti
= cura Mt u cost OF SO, ss-S sfts lgl "a; ~
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Scratched %2SEYea'rl'ss:,,,

/ s. 4, COOP d, sells drvrooas he cheapes,
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'sNEOTIOE-GERAIAN|E8EA MERICAN

MISREPRESENTATION
OF the above named company having designatatj
Saturday, January IS, A. fIs90, at 1880 3, mi.
and the oillcc OF A.. c.. Egerter, No. 1872 Mali
street Ia tho city Of Wheeling, est Virginia,
as the place OF tho first general meeting Of the
stocEholuets OF the German American Remedy
Company" TO elect Board Of Directors mako
by.laWs ana transact any other business which
may DO lawfully done BY. said STOCKHOLDERS in
general neeting,Sthe stockholders Of said com.
pans, are hersoy notified to DO present at such
witness whereof the said : corporators 5 have
herennto set their hands this 10th day OF Jan.
f.. J. PARE, is,}s;9ft Franz NJ WW,Ir'
iaaA. C. EGERTgR Z: ~ i t. /,
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Corresponding low rates from other
stations. * y
= Through Pullman sleeping car from
Wheeling on 6:2O p. m. train and 1850
train. = 800. 4 4 e
Parlor cars on day, train and sleeping
cars on night train from Pittsburgh. @
For tickets and .parlor or; sleeping car
accommodations call upon or address
Agents B. & O. R., r. & s,;s.I4ss
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Thermometer Record
;Eyycati,sr Indications.

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NCOTICE-OFFICE OF THE me WHEEL.
LYING, WELLSBuRG & STATE LINE RAIL
70. 1890 meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
wheeling, e.lsburg az etate Line Railroad
Company Will 10 held at the general Office OF The
Company, Hudson House, SWellsbure, W, Va.
on THURSDAY, March 20: 1890, at o'clock p. m,
ior the purpose Of considering m agreement Of
consolidation and merger Of this company: with
the fittsourGh, Caun0nsburg & State Line Rail.
road Company, and to vote upon the acceptance
or rejection OF the same By order Of the Board
o. Directors:iy5A. h. PAU L, Secretary Wheeling
Wellsburg 4 State Line Railroad Co: jalC y
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| pIMPLEsi blaek- he4ds, chappcd and oily skin
.i iW prevented by Cutlcura Medlcsted Soap. 4.
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Z Admission, $50 aud SOC. Reserved Seats, 81. y
f.i Sale Of seats commences Wednesday, January
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24

Two thousand locomotives q year,
it seems, are added to the working
forces Of this nation, or look at 1t
the other way, the working force OF
two Thousand locomotives Is ex-
hausted and has to be renewed an-
nually. A locomotive hauls thirty
miles an hour what from 100 to 250
horses would haul two miles an
hour. Thus one locomotive does
the work Of 25O0 horses.
The supreme duty of society is to
protect itself against those who elect
to ob and murder, not to tax itseli
IN chimerical efforts to reform those
who would rob aud murder. The
deliberate murderer is a standing
menace to human life so long as he
lives, just as the deliberate, profession
al, incorrigible thief is standing
ce to PROPERTY so long as he
has his liberty.-Oregonian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24
NEWsY EXCHANGE ITEMS.

Baker City has debt Of s3S, ,324.3
In Russia, where binders are
never used, "a shying horse Is amost
unknown.
The citizens OF Roseburg seem to
be In earnest about u rai'Oad be-
tween that place and the splendid
harbor OF Coos bay.
So far as yet indicated, Il small
majority In congress seem to prefer
Chicago rs the place for holding the
worlds tair in 1892.
The Salem Improvement Com
pany Is actively preparing to build
Its motor line from that city to Sill
verton In the spring. Baker City
Dem.
Every unklnd treatment to the
COW polsons the milk. Throwing
stones at her, frightening her, even
talking unkindly to her, may poison
the milk.
"Why,n said the husband, "do
you put the hair OF another woman
on your head?" why" retorted
his better half, "do you wear the
skin Of another calf on your hands?"
Secretary Blaine's daughters are
excellent housekeepers and perhaps
the most skilled needlewomen In
Washington. The daughters of
Chief Justice Fuller pride them.
selves on their cooking,
According to "a Philadelphia paper,
the Quaker city consumes In the
course OF year 20O, ,OUO eggs, of
which seven-elghts come from Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota, and Nebraska,
packed In refsigento, cars holding
l44, 900 each.
Here Is good lce-country item.
Phllanthroplsts; Yours il the first
hand organ | have seen for some
weeks. Got too cold for them, |
suppose. organlst' Eet ees 50, sig
nor, zeo people keepa windows
shut and notta pay Us 10 nova on.
The Portia Club OF Boston is made
up OF women lawyers aud law stu
dents, Miss Leila J. Robinson aud
Mlsl Mary A. Geene are the only
women admitted to the suffolk
County Bar, but there are now eight
women studentl in the Law School
Df the Boston University.
The man who went out to milk I
lnd sat down on a boulder In the .
middle Of the pasture aud waited tlr
he COW 10 back up 10 him, Was the
'ldest brother of the mau who kept
tore aud did not advertise, le,ausc
10 rcasoned that the purchasing
'ublio would back up 10 his place
shen Il wanted something, The
sioux City, Ia, Tribune F
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24
Buy Lot Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
With the difference So you
abeauim
Sherif's Sale.

NTONICE is hereby given that by virtue
N of an execution issued out OF the
circuit court of the state of Oregon for the
county of Marion on the l2ih day cf De
cember 1899, and to run directed upon a
Judgement rendered in tn justice court tor
salem precinct, Marion county, state OF
Oregon, ami a certified transcript of which
was duely filed and docketed in the office
# the clerk of the circuit court of the state
DfUregOn for the county of Marion, on the
lth day of May. 1888, wherein state Insu-
rance company, recovered judgment
against D. +. Dennis for the sum af Sl6
with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
'ent per annum from the 2Oth day of April
1855 and costs, and disbursements taxed
It Sl0S5 and commanding me to satisfy
the same together with accruing cost out
# the property of said u. +. Dennis,
have levied upon and will sell to the high
sSt bidder for cash in hand on Saturday
he first day of February 1890, at the court
house door in Salem, Marion county Ore
gon, at O'Clock p. M, of said day all the
rlght, title and interest which D. +. Den
mis- had on the 4th day of May 1888 or since
n and TO the following described real
property to wit:
Lots No. fifty-three (53), flfty.Iour (54) and
iifty-tive (55), as known and designated on
he lands Of Thomas Cross in township 4
south range3, west, IN Marion county, Or
agOn, as recorded in the clerks office in
said Marion county, on the lith day of No
vember, 1876, the same being known and
designated on the plat of the Government
surveys as lots one ~, two (2l and three (3),
" section four (A in township six (6),
south range three (3), west of the Villa
mette meridian, Marion county, Oregon,
md containing one hundred and eighty
seven 6S-lOO llS7 6S-l0O) acres of land, more
or less.
Dated this lst day OF January, 1890
+. NJ. CRoIsAN,
Sherif Of Marion county, Oregon.
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The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. f. NJ. ShrOut, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound,
Kan, says: 81 feel it my duty to tell
what wonders DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery has done for me, My Lungs
were badly diseased. and my parsih
toners thought | could live only "a
few weeks. | took five bottels OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery and am
sound and well, gaining 26lbs. i'll
weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes,
"After thorough trial and con
vincing evidence, / am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness | can do my many
thousand friends is 70 urge them t,
try it," Free trial bot les at Daniel
j. Fry's Drug Store. Regular sizes
soc. and Sl.00.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Telegraph Service-special Boom Editifn
Of 3OOO-New Management.

Telegraph service-specIaI Boom Editif =
Of 3OOO-New Management.
The public are invited to take no.
tlce that on next Monday, Jan. 9th,
the EVENING JOURNAL will put on
a press and special telegraph service,
giving in complete and condensed
form all the important news Of the
day up to the hour Of going to press.
The liberal advertisers Of the CAPT
tai city have made arrangements
with us TO send to the East an extra
edition Of 5000 copies Of the EVEN
INC JOURNAL to set forth the peer
less merits of the state Of Oregon in
general and the city OF Salem In
particular.
The new management Of the
JOURNAL, with increased force tt
serve the public, will take charge on
the above date.
CAPITAL JOURNAL PUB. Co.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, linger
ing aud painful sickness to robust
health marks an epoch IN the life OF
the individual. Such Il remarkable
event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that so much il
heard in praise of Electric Bitters
80 many feel they owe their resto
alton to health, to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic. fyou
are troubled with any disease OF
Kidneys, Liver and Stomach, OF
long or short standingyo will sure
ly find relief 10y use of Electric Bit
ter. Sold at soc, and 81 per bottle at
Daniel j. FIy's Drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24
wlNpoMs SILVER POLICY.

That Is what we prefer calling 1t.
For II does not yet appear that his
silver policy Is the policy of the
republican party. We believe 1t Is
the personal policy Of an individual,
and that an individual is far more
apt to be mistaken upon matters OF
public policy than the masses of the
people are. SO we prefer the princi-
ples enunciated In the national re-
publican platform to any PERSONS
exposition of those principles, tho
It be our honorable secretary Of the
treasury. It may be that a highly
educated individual, as Secretary OF
the Treasury Window certainly
seems TO be, is competent to put
forth more correct, scientific ideas
about silver coinage than it Is possi-
BILE for national convention to do.
But whether his more highly re-
fined ethical conceptions are practi-
cal, as popular measures OF govern
ment, does not appear. We much
doubt If It is not a better wisdom to
follow Abraham Lincoln's advice
and keep close TO the people In these
matters. An aristocracy is capable
of the most perfect legislation, but
a democracy is sure to seek the
greatest good tothe greatest number.
Secretary Window labors under a
fallacy when he assumes, that a
government with foreign trade OF
500 million dollars, and a total
commerce Of about 10000 millions
Is liable to suffer a ruinous collapse
from a coinage of millions mon til
of silver additional. Between the
two theories, one that our small
silver coinage has depressed prices Of
labor and farm products, and the
other that prices are low for want oI
adequate volume Of circulating
medium, we believe it Is sound re
publicanism to lean toward the
latter theory. Mr.. Window does
not lean to that theory, 1t seems.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24

REV, SMITH, pastor Of the Peo-
ple's Church, the largest Protestant
society IN 81. Paul, created n sensa-
tlon In his lecture on "Israel In
Egypt Sunday night. He asserted
that the Old testament was an i'm.
perfect transcript OF the history OF
the world prior TO Christ; II Rev,
Smith had said that the Bible IL n
history of the spiritual development
struggles and progress OF the human
race he would have been more near
ly correct.
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Executors Notice,

NOTICEis is hereby given In whom =, No.
~ concern that the UNDERSIGNED ny u'',s
'uiy appointed executor OF the IsSt vriI,
ma testament OF George G.. Aplin. late ~,
Marion county, Oregon. deceased bN, m
honorable county court OF said countv
~ ~, lSrSohS having claims against the e..
.ate el s',ld George {. Aplin, deceased ars
hereby required Ia present them 1i'b
proper vouchers within six mCntbs tr,rl
ne date OF this notice TO the upderSi.,rua'l ~
~ ner residence near 81 paul in said ,s,sss,, ~
uI Marion, Salem, Oregon. u'S
January 10, lSgO !. .TSSs9,s' .S6,s,i
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-24

TO be intelligent and well-inform-
ed, democratic farmers must be men
who read and think. They must
take papers and study books which
explain and Justify the democratic
doctrines. Then, they must believe
thoroughly and fully In the right
eousness Of their cause. East Ore
gonian.
We will go the T.. o. one better
aud commend the above to all farm
ers, and citizens who are not farmers
aa we'll