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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18

ings but dwelling houses, II three or
more stories high. A huo Is prescribed
Tor failure TO erect fire escapes on notice.
Fire proof vaults are required for all
wood working factories or shops, In
which tho sbavinga and sawdust arc 10
be nut, Z
The regulations as to hotels and
theatres are complete and modelled afler
those enforced In tho large cities. They
cover exits md entrances, corridors,
hisleB, seats, ventilation, scenery, heat.
Ing and every detail found 10 the speci.
Gcations for such buildings. Churches
are .also provided for as completely.
Factories, stores and shops, tenement
houses and Il ats, water closets and every
structure or convenience, from the cellar
to tho covering Of the rooi, 10 specifically
regulated.
Council Is authorized 10 provide US.
~sis,ance Tor the Inspector when this ID
deemed necessary, and the Inspector or
any other officer appointed under the
provisions Of the ordinance, or any
member OF the Board OF Public Works,
10 authorized to enter any building FOL
the purpose OF enforcing the provisions
Of this ordinance. A penalty Is provided
for any person who takes any step to,
ward the erection or alteration OF n build,
Ing without having FRS. obtained a per,
init. No person but a licensed houec
mover, under bond, Is permitted tomoyt
or raise a building,
The Council Committee on Ordinances
has been called TO meet this evening t
consider the measure,
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TIE OPERA COMPANY,
The Reconsideration Company In "Tho
Black IIussar."

The Bcnnett-sIoulton Company In "Tho
Black IIussar."
Last night Mr.. George A. Bakers COM
ic opera company rendered "The Black
Hussar'' at the Opera Houae. The house
was crowded with people whose apprc-
ciatiye applause any company might
well be proud 10 win. The company is
much stronger than when here before.
The chorus 10 especially improved. Mr..
Wolf was the came Imaginable Hackn.
bach as ever. Mr.. Wooley made more
of P!Gtom than, is usually found in it,
and Messrs. Nelson and Arnold were
capable. Miss Ethel Vincent was new
to Wheeling, but che won a place as a
prime favorite before the performance
was over. She has a clear, pure voice,
strong enough, and vol trained. Miss
Mamie Scott, the other prima donna,
was too i'll to appear, and her place was
taken by Miss I%ntropedi, who acquitted
herself very creditably. Miss Sharpe
entirely satisfactory rs Barbara. The
ensembles were pleasing and even
brilliant, the c%ostuuling appropriate and
pretty, and the performance as a whole
must be pronounced good.
This evening 1.-THE Beggar STUDENT
will DO given. It is expected that Miss
Scott Will be ab!e 10 appear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
MnAT / TuEN QYP2
Tho Alarming Increase OF Pneumonia a

Tho Alarming Increase or Pneumonia md
What 1t nicans-''rhe Stitch IN Tine"
Scarcely a Gay passcs that ono docs not hear
Of mon and ONE whom We picture as tho
perfection Of health and strength. being strick.
On down By the terrible dltelse, Pneumonia.
Perhaps the greatest cau,e oil pneumonia In
this country Is the extreme difference in TEN.
pcaturc between the interiors Of offices and
homer and the outside air. So long as people
consider II necessary Tor ihrif comfort 10 main.
tain q hothouic temperature indoors, when the
ne,cury is very low outside, 10 long will pncu.
noniA md victims.
The greatest care and pIomp, measures should
DO taken upon tho fltst approach OF tho slight.
es. symptoms OF pneumonia. II you hare a
tickling In the throat, q tlsh,nesi III tho chest,
a pain In the head, n chilly feeling, or pains
throughout the body. &C; promptly, act wl,cly
-bs.ng about an immediate reaction. This can
sometimes b, secompli.hca BY quick and VIC.
lent exercise, but that Il exhausiiaS and wastes
tho strength, which thould DO husbandcd. 4
far better plan Is 70 take a pure and strong slim.
ulant, which VIII tend TO cqualiEc the circula.
tlnn, check congestion aud restore 10 health.
There ato many lorrnS OF stimulation, but only
one that can DO recommended that Is Duly's
PlIe. Mali whisky. This Is the only medicinal
wblskcy upon The market, aud is purity and
power arr, proven by Its popularity. II has
wcrc candidates for pneumonia than any dis
eovcry oil modern science. and II stands, AS 4
deserves TO stand, ht the head oil medicinal
sllinulants oil the present day.
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TuB NEW BUILDING ORDINANCE.


City Solicitor White Prepares IN Exhaust.
I've Law-Its Main Provisions.
City Solicitor White has finished the
draft OF an ordinance which he was some
time ago directed by Council to prepare
and submit to the Committee on Ordi.
nances, its purpoae being 10 regulate the
construction Of buildings and provide
for the appointment OF an Inspector.
The ordinance is g good deal longer
than tho moral law. 1t has fity.two
sections. The first provides for the cleo
ton ~biernially !of an "~Inapector Of
Buildings, to serve two years, and his
compensation to BIO by fees. He is re-
movable by Council for cause. He must
take an oath and give bond in $1,000,
and shall keep IN Office at the Public
Building, and record all permits issued.
He must report monthly to the City
Clerk the number Of permits issued and
the cost OF ell buildings contemplated.
He shall inspect all buildings in course
OF construction or alteration and zee that
tho work is done in accordance with the
terms Of the ordinance. The plans and
specifications OF all new buildings must
be submitted to him before a permit can
be issued,
The feesare: so cents for each per.
nit for new work to cost less than $500;
81 for each where the cost 10 over $500,
and an addition OF one cent for each 100
cubic feet Of contents of all structures
but barns, ice houses and sheds, on
which one-half cent shall be paid for
each 100 cubic feet; for alterations, 60
cents for each $500 or less, and 50 cents
for each $500 additional, and an addi-
tionnl$l for all work to cost over 81, 900;
no fee Tor inspecting work to cost less
than s95; 81 ior each inspection OF steam
or hot air pipes or fiues.
An appeal from the Inspectors judg.
ment TO the Board OF Public Works Is
provided.
A fne Of SOC is prescribed for viola.
ton Of the ordinance, with imprison.
ment for five days, at the discretion OF
the police court.
Section 8 classiies buildings into pub.
lie buildings, buildings OF the warehouse
class and buildings OF tho dwelling house
class.
t,etttoh y dutuOliGSH lue CCeullOu or
extension Of fire limits, within which no
frame buildings shall be built, except
grain or coal elevators or temporary
sheds, or permanent sheds less than
twelve feet high, greenhouses, etc.
When q house is more than half de-
stroyed by fire tho rebuilding is deemed
the erection of a new house.
Section IA prescribes regulations for
dimensions and construction OF walls,
the thickness being regulated by the
length and height of the wall. The
tables covering this are elaborate, com.
plete and scientific.
Persons who construct a building are
required to put a safety fence about II
on all travelled s,ree.l, and II this oh.
structs the sidewalk a plank wall ohall
be laid around it. Ii cellar or excaya.
ton is dug below the depth Of adjacent
foundations, tho owner or contractor ia
responsible for damages 10 the person
injured; but q cellar or pit may be dug
to the full depth Of adjoining tounda.
tons, or twelve feet deep, without be.
coming liable.
Fire escapes are required on all build
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A JESSE JAMES GANG
unrartl,sd In Jefferson Connty-rrisouers
AXE from the State %renllsniiary to Tes.
iifr nj El,nIln.in..n - 49,

Unrarthsd Ia jefferson County-prisoucrs
Taken from the State rehilsntiary to Tes.
ify Mt Cliatiestown.
Superintendent Vanpclt and Mesars.
]. &c. Simpson, j., j. +. Hunter, W. NJ.
Melghen aud S. ]. HRnnigan, in con.
pany with Mr.. Davis, Sheriff Of JefTer.
son county, and Detective Lucas, OF
Charlestowp, left MIoundsville yester.
day afternoon with ak prisoners from
the penitentiary, whom ihey are taking
TO Charlcstown, Jefferson county, 10 DO
uscd as witnesees In several criminal
cases, and some OF them to appear before
the grand jury against two young men,
stiother and WarriCk, 10 indict them
for wrecking atrain.
About one year ago q freight train was
wrecked on tho Shenandoah Valley rail.
road and a brakeman wEs killed and an
other mar seriously injured. Young
Frey and two Others named Allen and
Fidinger, were charged with wrccking
the train. They were found guilty and
sent to the p~enitentiary for two years,
Yesterday Frey made a confession 10
Superintendent Van Pelt aud Detective
Lucas, at the p%enitentiary, and impli.
Gated S.rather and Warrick, In the
crime. Tho confession was taken down
n writing, and Frey was taken along to
DO used as witness before the grand fury
sglinst them.
In his confession Frey says they In.
tended to wreck an express train and
divide what plumber they might get
from the wreck, bat the freight came
along irst. They broke the switch. and
threw 1t open and tho train ran on the
side track, completely wrecking It, with
the fatal result above mentioned, AL
those implicated in the atrocious crime
arc young men, none OF them being oyel
twenty years Of age. Slrather and War,
sick arc OF good, and wealthy hmiliee
aud these two are now under indiCt'
ment for breaking into q depot on the
Shenandoah road.
Someof the prisoners taken 10 Charles
ton are to BIO used against the ones or
trial on this charge. Frey ssys they hat
q regularly organized baud, and that they
robbed, stole and p~lundered they killed
farmers stock aud doga, and that ,hcy
were q sort OF a Jesse James gang. The,
acquired their propensity for crime b.
reading dime novels and such l;tere.ure
and whisky helped then along.
Warric!i and strather do not know 0
tho confession, and they and their a.
%lorneya will be surprised when con
ironted By the witnesses.
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Yesterdays Police Court,

In the Police Court yesterday Willie
Bowman, a boy, was fined So and costs
for disturbing the Salvation Army ser.
vices. James Dugan was sent up for
sixty days as a vag. Two plain DRINKS
and a man for indecent exposure got 81
and costs each. Jerry Myles got 50 and
costs for q drunk, his parents being the
c%omplainants. James Rider got S. be-
cause hisdrunk was on Sunday. all the
prisoners went to the hill in default OF
payment,
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Frank Former was arrested last night
by Officer Herbert for creating a disturb.
ance at his homo In tho Second ward,
John Shefllln was locked up by Carney
for assaulting a negro at Castle Garden,
in East Wheeling, The negro was sick
abed in his o-n room when ShetHin as.
saulted him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
NEW! " NEWl.

NO are now In receipt Of n complete
llne Of Fall and Winter W0Olens, con.
SIstIns OF 0%rercoatlngs, sultlngs, panta.
ICOniHgs and Fancy fcst!ngs. Which we
warrant 10 mike up In llrst.cluss style
ut reasonable prices and fit guaranteed.
A coupleto line OF Gents Furnishing
floods in stock. Seamless MerlnO and
Fast Black Half Hose nj 95c Il pair.
Near our celebrated Gl!.wO0l KMil
Jackets. G. HESS a. SONS,
1891 1893 Market Street.
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IT WILL Be ENLAEGEp.
Tho North Wheeling Hospital to occu

The North Wheeling Hospital to Occupy
the Full Length OF tho Square.
Bishop Kahn has decided to enlarge
the North Wheeling Hospital, and plans
are now being prepared for the ad-
ditions. Tho Bishop is out OF the city
and could not be seen, but it was learned
yesterday that additions the full height
and depth Of the building will be erected
at each end, extending from tho present
end walla TO the cross directs, making
the building occupy tho entire length Of
the square. For some time the present
building has been inadequate to the de.
mands upon it, and the additions are to
be built 10 give the room needed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18

A very pleasant little wedding took
place Yesterday morning ut 1880, at St.
JoGeph's Cathedral. The occasion was
the wedding Of Mr.. George P. Morris, OF
Pittsburgh, and Miss Emma v. Ro.
brecht, Of the St. Charles hotel, Of this
city. The happy couple leave to-day
for Pittsburgh, their future home, and
take with them the good wishes OF their
many acquaintance and friends in this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
MARTINS FERRY.
A Former Resident Hllled-pcrsoaal and
F Genernl Sotsp- q

oAIt ftuu
General Notep.
ars; "a 8. Houshtou is visiting relatives a,
East Liverpool. -
Order yous Thanksgiving turkeys In time, n,
Louis j. Schedules, before the rush. g
Louis scheehle, the groces, purchased A fine
day. '
Tickets arc selling well for the burlesque on
night.
Yesterday j., Hanes sold a lot in Clark's nd.
4iti1n belonging 10 n Mr.. Evans, to William
Mr.. Jesse Jones, chemist at The steel plant nj
aing9. spent Sunday and Monday with his pa.
Money is being raised 10 buy a stack OF guns
ior Ghoourn Post, 4. A.. K, No. r., 10 be used in
the BURIAL OF dead soldiers.
The High School will observe tho birthday OF
NenaeH Philips on the Goth fns:. The adde's
Will be made by Judge John s. Cochran,
The New York Symphony Club will appear
here November 2S under the auspices OF liz Y.
M.C.A' THIS Will be the opening OF the course.
Articles have been sIgued for another foot
race between Auon Paxon and Robert Edwards
ior sS0 a Side, 70 be run on Wheeling Island,
November %'-distance l25 yards.
Yesterday afternoon Frank, n seven.year.old
son Of, George Hood, residing on E.sst Penn
street, had The middle finger Of his LEFT hand cut
on Whi!e playing With a feed cutter. $50
Peter Hand, living near Cheboygan, Wis, IA
Inc guest oil Patrtck McDonOugli. Mr., Hand
was ioruGriya rcsidento Wheeling, but this IA
us hfst Visit here III thlrty.iiye years.
me Cosmopolitan 4aga;iati Is selling well at the
pos,oiice news stand. 1t Is better than ever.
W Inc single copy, or the year ct the above
table paper.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Brown will be married
a. ,Ashtaomla, Ohio, tomorrow, to DR.. William
hanporh hing. Miss Brown IL a daughter OF
church of this city.
Scott Linn has been Obliged 10 give UP rlass
blowing, on account OF failing health, aid will
ppen a confectionery In the room next 10 his IA.
{ne!s place, on Hanover street, now be.ur
Of Mir. and Mrs. John Mi1chell.e who dIrd on
SUNDAY, VIII lake place to-day at 10 a. m, The
lnterment VIII be at Scotch Ridge. She Was n
member Oh the U.P. church. was twerty.iour
yeasao!d and was a most estimahic young lady,
MIS-; hrlnd!y, arrested carly Sunday morning
S9rthwood Glass Works, was taken 10 81. Cirirs.'
Hll!e yesterday 10 await tho action OF the grand
Jury. There Will probably be less ware tsken
rom tne glass factories. now than formerly.
yesterday 10 serve out his inc. He thinks Tho
mountain air VIII do him some good.
Mrs. C.p; UP, OF Oakland. CAL, who In com.
pany with her son, Fred. has been visiting lcr
brothers, Messrs. John and William ROBBERS
sad Intelligence that her husband 6ad bser
fatally injured. The second, received ycstorday
stated that he WAS dead. and tho GA. II had
charge, OF tho remains. IIrs. UP t~elegnpIed ny
Tor inte!ment. They formerly resided at shn roni
Therc many relatives live, Mr. UP was a sfoct
dealer, aud was we'll known hereabouts. a =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
10 Enlarge the Office.

Architect Giesey has prepared and
submitted 10 the County Commissioners
plans for the contemplated improve
ments in Clerk Hooks Office, at the
court house, designed to give him more
room, which is sadly needed. The idea
is to annex TO his Office the room and
vault iust beneath it, connecting them
by q neat stairway. The Committee On
Court House and Jail will meet to-day
to examine the plans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18

The Udora Circle No. !, U. A. 0. d.,
gave q masquerade ball at Beethoven
hall last night. It was we'll attended,
and q t,nnA time waa knd
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AHandso,no Piece Of Work,

The Caldwell & Peterson company has
completed in the new cafe OF the Hotel
Windsor the first ornamental metal cell
ing they have put in under their patents.
1t Is "a work OF real beauty, and could
not be duplicated in any other material
Tor Q great many times its cost. 1t is
made up OF varied panels, highly orna.
mental in design, painted in white and
delicatetints. 1t is worth going to see,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18
A Little Dl0lculi%

1t is rumored that there is a contro.
versy between the Baltimore & Ohio and
the Wheeling Bridge 4 Terminal Com
pany concerning rates to be charged for
switching cars, and concerning the con.
strrclion placed by the Terminal Com
pany upon the provisions Of lis charter,
which allows s. q car to be- charged for
switching, The dispute does not seem
to amount to much.
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liz TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
The November Term ~Oponed-Tle Grand |
Jury still at It.

40. j.. .-#| ~ - H
The November Term Opuned-Tie Grand
Jury still at It.
Circuit Court convened yesterday fore.
noon in the regular November term,
Judge Campbell presiding in Par. l and
Judge PAUL in Part II. It was ordered
that tho grand jury be lmpanelel and oil
criminal matters heard in Part II. The
docket will be called in Part I Thursday
at . p. m. and in Part II on the same
day ut 0:S0 q. NJ. Thirty Jurors were
ordered TO BIO drawn and summoned for
each part for Monday, November "A,
Augustus Pollack and D. A. Griffin,
summoned az grand jurors, having been
excused for cause, John S. Wclty and
Christian Deku were summoned in their
stead. The jury es impanelCd and
sworn was composed Of Messrs. Jacob
Else, Joseph Bockel, ST., John NJ. Brown.
George Lutz, John II. Hall, Philip
Fletcher, Henry Bieberson, Conrad
Bschman, G. II. Medick, George NJ.
Shook, George Bowers, NJ. Bell, D. A.
Griffin, John Blayney and Robert Leas.
ure.
The grand jury having been charged,
retired to It's room and spent the day on
the ordinary run o fcriminal cases. When
they adjourned last evening 1t was to
meet this morning. Over 100 witnesses
havo been summoned to appear to-day
TO testifyi in the 'law and order" cases.
It is doubtful il they can be finished 10.
day.
Tho ailofE E. W. Tice was reduced By
Judge PAUL 10 $50, and he was released
on his own recosnizance.
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The HnLe rs Organize.

Tho employing bakers OF the city have
formed an organization for their mutual
benefit and protection. The following
officers were elected: President, G,
Bayha; Vice President, L. Pracht; Sec
rotary, @. thinner; Treasurer, Joseph
Schaeier; Executive Committee, ]. EN-.
merth, G. Floto, f. Beckendorf, II.
Ploch and W. Wheat.
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"a Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning Mr.. G. E. Van
keuren was driving a horse belonging
to e. L. Bose, hitched to his road cart,
Mrs. Van Keuren being also in the cart.
On Market street below Eleventh the
horse frightened at au electric motor
and sprang forward suddenly, Slipping
and falling in such a way as to upset the
cart and throw both the occupants out.
Fortunately neither was hurt, MOI was
the horse Injured. The cart was DO.
molished. The horse stood, ntill alter
the accident.
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Is you cannot SEQ and need spectacIes
you Should call OH us and baro your Eyes
tested without charge. We haTe tho
finest Instruments end more experience
than any other 0ptician In the State,
aud guarantees satisfaction OF money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUDB,
JcwclCr and Opttclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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WAsuSoroy, D. G., Nov. I7.-For
West Virginia, and Ohio, light rain,
followed In Indiana by fair weather
slightly cooler, northwesterly gales.
For Western Pennsylvania, rain
eighty cooler, northwesterly winds.
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The sever on Main street; near Alley
., cayed in night before last. " was re.
paired Yesterday. {.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-18

TnE GRAND This evening -"Thc Ran
King"
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How 10 Tell TnInted HItcr.

In view Of the present excitement
about the pollution of wells at Fulton
by contents Of cess pools seeping through
the ground, any simple method of test
ing water for the presence Of such i'm
purities 10 Of interest. DR.. j. G. Eupp
yesterday showed an INTELLIGEScEn
reporter the following in the New York
Medical Record:
ITO detect feral matter in drinking
water, Cries. recommends q feebly
alkaline solution Of psra.diazo. benzoi-
sulphuric acid, which, with water con-
Eliminated as indicated, will produce a
yellow diacoloration in five minutes,