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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-23
DIED FROM A FALL
An Aged mud Prominent Sian meets with n
u.s. SUD Accident. 20 .t' 70

An Aged mud Prominent Sian meets with n
Vi SUD Accident. .'btr
NJ. II. One, a prominent farmer OF
Jefferson county, fell on bucket on
Wednesday, and died from the effects
yesterday. Mr.. Ong was ut the resi-.
dence OF his son, Mifliin OnS. near by, in
attendance at the reception rendered Mr..
and Mra.!R. 7. Ong, Of Martins Ferry.
Shortly before dinner lie went after u
bucket OF water and In returning fell on
the bucket, alighting on his abdomen,
usinginternal injury. The deceased
was 50 years old and was one Of the best
known farmers in Eastern Ohio. He
was the father Of Dr.. A. 4. Ony AMI Mrs.
Joseph. Medill, both Of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. 'Medill was ut the reception when
the accident occurred, and her husband
and DR.. Ong went out yesterday.
Many relatives and friends were pres
ent, and the reception, which promised
to be such an enjoyable affair, was sud.
denly turned into II sad one.
DR.. W. Is. Shuttieworth, OF MARITIME
Ferry, was one OF the guests, but Mr.,
Ong's :injury was beyond medical
power, and he died after much suffering
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1SsllAire Matters.

II. u. Brown and family, OF somcttou, will
move 10 Bcllaire. i
Mrs. Jane Beach and son. Melvin. OF Centre.
r!llc, were In the city yesterday among friends.
Several visitors arc expected tonight from
neighbotlng cities to Assist nj u meeting Of
Chapter lu7, Il. AM. sIs
George n. v oodbriIgc has purchased % acres
Of the cochran farm below town and tho prIvl.
lcRc Of moving the gravel bank.
Miss Annie Husbands Is Ia Marion, Ind, aud
VIII to bridesmaid al the Wedding 81 her
place. rr
Those interested In the new fuel plant exam.
lned tho new processes and were very much
| pleased with them. The preliminary work viii
At once bc.bcsun. -.
~. Gibney. one Of tho Ohio Valley railroad
contractors, has arrived aud viii begIu work I'm.
inediatcy. lie will distribute bis tools along The
rontc by boat. not bcing able 10 get along paris
Of the road With wagon. = y
Superintendent l.. +. Loree, OF tho C, &p. r.
| r.. and the auditors Of the ynrious counties In
Ohio through which the road passes, were over
the line yesterday III II special car, estimating
the taxable valuation Of tho road.
The iuneral Of Mr.. G. ". Hcgc yesterday
afternoon Rt2 O'Clock. in the Fist 81. l.. chutcb
was largely attended. the Good Tcmplars
Woman's Aid Society and other organization,
attcIdlng 10 body. 1t has been long time
since a. large funeral has been seen iii He'll
ARE. Inc services were conducted by Rov. Mr.
Lane. pastor OF the church. assisted by Ney. Mr.
Colyer. OF the Second church. Tho floral offer
lnIs were numerous md beautiful. Tho nall
bearers were hessrs. F. n. aud Warrcn Cowcn
Of Flushing Duaue T. and Martin Cowen unt
X. z. farIst 81 Dellaire Walter Cawen, OF 81
Clairsvillc, VIII S. Fari., OF Wheeling. nj
nephcws OF MIS-. Hove's. aud Ended Hocc. q
bethesda, q brothcr.in.law. Among The reIa
tyes present from other places we're Gen, AM
Mr; D. i. Cowen. OF Cincinnati. Mr.. and Yrs
| Of Wheeling, aud others a1s'eA
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Tho Cnlhedral CrpsS pniuted.

The ball and cross which surmount
the steeple Of St. Joseph's Cathedral
were painted yesterday afternoon. All
the time the painter was up at the dizzy
height, people stood in small crowds in
all parts OF tho town from which the
cross is visible. Tho intrepid fellow for
while cat with his legs hanging over
the cross piece, then stood up on the
bar, slid down tho ball, climbed back up
again, hung by one leg, and seemed to
be doing a igreat circus performance,
when seen from the ground. When he
would seem 10 be doing some payticu,
larly reckless thing, people half mile
away would hold their breath and trom.
bic. It was an interesting SIGHT. a 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-23

In deciding to erect a stone. bridge at
Main street our citizens certainly made
a wise selcction, basinS their decision
on the question Of Economy in
the end. A steel bridge would
have been cheaper at first, but the
certainty afforded by.a stone bridge was
not overlooked. Our people should fol-
low this principle still further and adopt
fire-proof safes more generally than has
been the case heretofore. The savinsin
insurance will pay for the safes, while
the annoyance and Inconvenience that
will be saved in case Of FIRE canaot be
estimated. The Globe Contract Com.
pany Of this city carries tho only stock
Of safes in this State, ~
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Welcome Lodges Anniversary,

Lest evening Welcome Lodge No @ Q.
U. A. NJ. celebrated its second anniyer.
sary at G. A. r. ball. The affair went
of with smoothness which reflected
much credit on DR.. George l. Gurrison,
Messrs. ". 0. McCluskey, Henry Brun.
haua, W. II. Travis, Thomas Cameron
and W. ]. Boggs, the members of the
Committee Of Arrangements. The OK
erciaes consisted Of an opening ode by
Welcome Lodge, prayer by Rev. ]. A.
Hopkins, address OF welcome by Master
Workman W. 0. McCluskey, THE
Greeting" by Welcome Lodge quartette,
vocal solo by Miss Sadie Gundlinc,
lodge quartette, by Bros. McCluskey,
Garrison, Shook and Boggs; duet, violin
and guitar, by Brother Joseph Freese
and son, vocal solo by Miss Kate
Michel, vocal solo by Brother e. 7. Gar.
rison, addrees-The A. O. U. W., Its
Aims and Objects, by Master Workman
". 0. McCiuskey. Refreshments, in
formal addresses, conversation and song,
general good time, and concluded by ali
singing "Auld Lang Syne."
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LOCAL. BREylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abo,

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
N6l.. tho City. ..iaigU
THE Council Committee on Police Is
called 10 meet tonight.
TIE Council Committee on Fire De.
partment ID called to meet tonight.
SHERRY srErxKop yesterday dis.
charged Harry Pallen from the county
Jail.
TIE Council at Benwood has decided
to do about mile OF street paving IN
that town.
HAIRY LADiSd, a B. & 0. brakeman,
cut n big cash in the back Of his head by
falling from 4 car. t'T'
IN Police Court yesterday morning
there was not n case; the first white.
wash In two months.
TnE continuous rains are injuring
garden truck. Butter Is selling at 10
cents a pound, owing 10 the good pastur.
age.
ELEcrRic Car d broke down on Main
street Mt 1880 yesterday forenoon, md
was flowed" to the shops by tho next
car.
COUNTY CORONER ScnuLTzE was called
yesterday 10 investigate tho death Of Il
Second ward woman'snfnnt. lie learned
that tho baby WAS dead when born.
FRANK CnIswHLL, aged lo, undertook
to board u moving freight train near the
IIempield tunnel, and was throwa to
the ground and his face terribly cut.
TIE Gcrmania Singing Society gave q
very enjoyable social in its hall last
evening, which was largely attended by
both the active and passive members
and their families.
TnE incorporators OF the Naphtha
Yacht Company were to have met yes.
terday, but not having quorum, the
election Of officers was postponed until
Saturday evening next.
TIE new street sweeper was tried las,
night on Min street from Twelfth tc
Sixteenth and on Fourteeth from Main
to EoG. 1t works all right. A good
number OF citizens watched tho machine
work.
G. NJ. LOVE, who was injured on tbt
P, W. & Ky. railroad come time since
and who was in precarious condition
at the hospital Wednesday on account
OF a fall at tho Hotel Windsor lately, wa!
much better yesterday.
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No,ice-ssouc Masons and Brlcklaycrs.
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ELSE GRAY ARRESTED
Aga,a ON the Charge Of Heating W. II. VII.
llnms-I.ee Robinson Slips.

again On the charge ot beRtlh. W. lie VIE
llamS-I.ee Eoblnson skip.
The police lave not felt satisfied. even
after Justice Davis dismissed them, that
Else Gray and Leo Robinson are not the
parties who 80 shameiully beat, kicked
and robbed ". Il. Williams last Sunday
night. They accordingly kept up the
search for evidence, and yesterday
found proof that Robinson and Gray
were seen in company with tho victim
within fifty yards Of the gas works
office at hall past twelve Monday morn
ing, which II II sticks undoubtedly con.
meets them almost directly with the
crime. The officers also claim 10 have
found even more tangible evidence that
Williams received his beating at the
hands OF Robinson aud Gray.
Yesterday afternoon warrants were
sworn out before Justice George Arkle,
for the two boys, and an hour later Gray
was arrested In ono Of the base ball ex'
changes. He was taken before the JUS
tice, who held him Under 500 bond,
Melissa Robinson, Lees mother, becon
ing his surety,
Robinson, It was learned, had gone tc
Newark, O., aud Chief Delbrugso telo
graphed there for tho officers to be or
the lookout for him.
Gray Will have hearing Saturday a
H. H. wa .l..#
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STOCK SOLICITORS
At Work In tho City for tho Wheeling s;
Lake Eric Railway.

AT Work In the City for tho Wheeling s.
Lake Eric Railway.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
has appointed Messrs. Anderson and
Cook agents to solicit and secure sub.
scriptions to the capital stock Of that
company, and they are now engaged in
tho work. II is said by those in position
to know that these gentlemen have been
uniformly successful, elsewhere, both
for the Wheeling Il Lake Erie and other
companies. Oae OF the elements Of their
success Is that they do not undertake to
obtain the assistance OF community to
IN enterprise like new railroad unless
they have ample assurances from those
behind the enterprise that il successful
with the community, the railroad will
he built. Substantial recults iroIa their
course in such matters can be found all
over the State OF Michigan, where they
enjoy q wide and favorable acquaint-
auce. J they are successful ia Wheeling
the people will have tho new roud In u
short time, and it is TO be hoped for the
benefit Of the community that the inter.
eat will he taken in this matter that will
make them successful, and bring the
new road.
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Maiu SfrAnt lsrllrn

In deciding to erect stone bridge at
Main street our citizens certainly made
q wise selection, basing their decision
on the question OF ECONOMY in
tho end" A steel bridge would
have been cheaper at first, but the
certainty afforded by stone bridge was
not Overlooked. Our people should iol.
low this principle still further and adopt
tire-proof safes more generally than has
been. the case heretofore. The saving in
insurance will pay for the safes, while
the annoyance and Inconvenience that
will be saved in case OF fire caunot be
estimated. The Globe Contract Com.
pany OF this city carries the only stock
Of safes in this State.
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Z. lg No Ei'4,
Lively Work for tho Patrol,

The patrol wagon did good service
yesterday morning, making four trips
before noon. Owen Fletcher was still
drunk in tho Second ward early in the
morning, and was corralled by Officer
He'll. L. NARROW. a .umberman, was
found by the chief on tho South Side.
Alice Leverage was disorderly as well as
drunk, and was locked up by Officer
Donley. She gave the usual recital OF
profanity and vulsarity after she was
locked up. George Schell was disorderly
at his home on Nineteenth street and
was locked up by the chief. g5'-,
Jacob Iillinger, n plain drunk from
Pittsburgh, was picked mp by Officer
Lukens last evening. $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-23
A BAD GAS LEAK
Found In the Easement OF the Court House
Yesterday. 1888.

Eouhu IN the Easement OF the Court House
Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Clerk Pendleton,
Of the Board OF Commissioners, smelled
escaping gas in the rooms OF the Board,
he sent for a plumber, who came and
Gut the carpet and tore UP the floor, but
found no sign ofa leak, except the smell,
under the floor. Later, the janitor on
going to the basement found that q single
light chandelier had been broken OF,
and that full quarter inch pipe was dis.
charging gas into the corridor. Forum
ately it was discovered before the leak.
aye reached burning jet in an adjoin.
ing apartment, or part OF the court
house might have needed rebuilding.
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Englnccrs for tho Main Street rr,,,r.

The question selecting the engineers
Tor the Main street bridge has finally
been settled, and Mr.. Hoge will, ,un.
doubleday, give US good structure. But
the committee need not go to the trouble
Of selecting engineers for the construc.
ton OF the tire.proof safes that our peo.
pie are going to use, as The Globe Con.
tract Company has provided large stock
OF the very best that have, go far, been
designed. Competitive designs in this
direction have, certainly, produced fine
structures. -, -:
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peared. In fact, they have made such
decided hit that their houses are always
crowded. Their prices are only 10, 20
and 80 cents, and they give perform.
ance that Is worth twice that admission.
They give IN entire change Of play each
evening, and produce all Of them in
good style. They arc sure 10 crowd the
Grand to the door every evening. Seats
arc on sale ut Weir's. -1l7
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Fight Over Child,

There was a lively time over at .Etna.
vile yesterday. Mrs. George Criswell
and other relatives of her late sister
Mrs. Shumap, have long desired to Sc.
cure the custody OF Mrs. Shuman's or.
phan boy. Yesterday they assaulted old
Mr.. Rose and took tho boy from him.
Later he rallied some Of his trends and
returned and recovered tho child In the
meleo two women were pretty badly
hurt, 81 - :
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Some time since, the New York Ex.
port Lumber Company, which has been
dong an extensive business in the yicin-
NY Of kingwood, Preston county, allow
ed drafts for timber brought therea.
bouts to 80 to protest, ausinp
a considerable panic among saw
m!li men. Lion. J. 9. McGrew, Of the
kinSwood bank, while in this CITY ven.
terday, said that the company has as vet
paid the drafts with nothing more tanpi.
bic than poorly kept promises. The
lumbermen in Preston county lose heav-
lily by the company's failure, and arc
many OF them in Strengthened circum.
stances and unable to pay their en-.
ploycs. ~. ~ a. = y -
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The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has gained as a spring medicine
is wonderful. 1t possesses Just those
elements Of health.giving, blood purify.
ing and appetite.restoriug which every.
body seems to need Mt this season. Do
not continue in dull, tired, uusatisiac.
tory condition when you may DO 80
much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t purities the blood and makes tho weak
strong. ---.1 q
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rinauco Committees sorA FLASHED

The Council Committee on Finance
met again last night to finish up its labors
on the limo Of appropriatiug the city's
funds for the coming year. Mr.. Max.
well, who has been acting in the capaci-
ty 81 secretary, read the statement OF
receipts andappropriationa as it has been
arranged and as printed in yesterdays
lSTELLlGEScER, and there being no cor.
rections it was adopted us the commit.
tees report. It was then found TINT no
appropriation had been made for the
repairing OF the bridge over the creek at
Market street, and rather than to rear.
range the appropriations for other pur.
poses, $1,000, the amount needed, was
set aside from the city's contingent fund.
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Commencing to-day, we put on sale
our full line Of Ladies' genuine cele.
brated Hand Turn Shoe, formerly sold
iorS2 so, for s. % pair. This puts the
best shoe in Wheeling within the reach
OF every lady who appreciates nice,
stylish, comfortable shoe. We have
them in opera and common sense lasts,
all widths. Remember, s. so Hand
Turns now 50 %. - =
A special offer this week-a ladies'
genuine Dopgola, Silk Trimmed: Hand
Turn for s. a pair. This lot will soon
be gone at this price. Va
J. II. LOCKE l. Co.
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MARK TWAIN is far and away the first
OF American humorists. His name re-
calls to millions so many a merry mo-
mcnt that his fame may almost be said
to be laugh that encircles the world,
Many will laugh over the pages of bis
new book.-1he Pail Mall Gd.eae, Lon.
don, Eu1(dnd. - vs.
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Spring md Summer,

Large line OF Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which We are prepared to make up in
the best OF style and fit at reasonable
prices. st-
Flannel shirts at 50 cents and up.
wards, and sizes to 20 inch neck and 81
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated rs cent Half Hose at
@. Hess & SoNs',
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
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will be crowded is forcgonc conclusion.
Tomorrow afternoon the opera will be
"The Black llntsars," and Tomorrow
evening "Nadjy"-its first presentation
In Wheeling. After the performance
Saturdaythe Elm Grove railroad will run
n specia! train into tho country to nc.
commodate those living along the line
who desire 10 enjoy the opera.
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EuEen D'Albort to William linabe 4 Co

EuEen D'Albort to William ltnabe 4 Co,
Translation from he German. -Hh
During my sojourn hero I had fire..
quent opportunities to make myself &C.
quainted with the knabe pianos, and
from fullest conviction l declare them
to be the best instruments OF America,
Should | return here for artistic pur.
poses-which may DO the case very soon
y shall most certainly use the pianos
OF this celebrated make. ! give this
testimonial With pleasure, Voluntarily,
and entirely unsolicited for by the houss,
OF knabe. EvGEy D'ALnrRr
New York, Afd1 lG, 1890. ~ -.
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Knights OF the Golden Eagle.

There will be meeting OF all castles
oil Knights OF the Golden Eagle at Grand
Army ball, on Sunday, May %, at $50
o'clock, sharp, to complete the arrange.
ments for tue excursion to Pittsburgh In
honor Of the Supreme Castle. A full!
attendance is desired OF the members OF
all CASTLES who contemplate going, as
there will be business OF interest. Also
TO attend the funeral Of Brother William
Dobler, Grand Vice Chief X. G. Z. OF
West Virginia. Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and Bellaire castles are especially
invited to DO present.
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The Dent Oil Company, recently char.
tered BY Secretary Of State Ohley, was
formally organized yesterday by electips
the following officers: Directors, ]. G
Dent, ~. Holloway, John A. Tapping,
Y. n. brady, ". 7. Graham, ii. G.
Branum aud @. P. Brown. The Board
organized with G. P. Brown, President,
". I. Graham, Vice President, and ].
O. Dent, Secretary and Treasurer, =.
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LACE CURTAINS guaranteed cheaper
than elsewhere, ut THE bun Ton.

IF you cannot see nnG need spectacles
yOu should call on us and have yOur Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Op;icinn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". G;KUBD,
Jeweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The Pottery Syndicate Accents,

Word was received yesterday by the
men in the sewer pipe works deal with
the English syndicate that tho syndicate
accepts the proposition and will take
the works, says the Steubenville Ga:e,le
However, they have until June to com.
plete tho deal. Tho men now managing
tho works will retain stock and will con.
tinue RS managers.
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g. r. GoErsR, W. W. IRWIN G.
sclNEFE AND JouS KLARl, the drug
glsts, desire us to publish tho follow
ing testimonial, Us they handle the rem.
edy and believe tito be reliable:
l bought q fifty cent bottle OF Cham
berlaln's Pain ialm and applied to my
limbo, which have been afflicted with
rheumatism at intervals for one year,
At tho time I bought the Pain Balm /
vas unable to walk. can truthfulIy
say that Pain Balm has completely cured
me.-R. II. FAIR, Hollywood, Kansas.
Mr.: A. D. Cox, tho leading druggist at
Hollywood, vouches for the truth Of the
above statement. e Nh
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Watching fur n Stolen Horse.

Chief OF Police Delbrugge received n
postal card from James I. Cotiman, OF
Lumberport, ". Va, yesterday, asking
MN to be on the lookout for bright bay'
Jour year old horse. He describes the
Thief as seventeen years old, weighing
i4V pounds, and having small scar on
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Filed His Bond.

James N. Conrad, who was recently
awarded the contract for removing the
city garbage, yesterday filed his bond OF
5000 with City Clerk Thoner, The
houdsmen arc Michael Lotus and James
Carroll. Mr.. Carroll in swearing to his
financial IL! condition, said he is only worth
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LIS Coop soils dry goods the cheapest.
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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WE Are ALL SETTLED,


Como and SEQ Us In Our New and Hand.
sauc Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The V1croR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for tho Victor. Why Isl ?
Simply because the Victor is best, Don't
lose money by buying wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start, 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makea OF Bicycles.
EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
-:- New Store, 81 Twelfth street
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eaectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and ST 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
H.s-.|. .fss" nav
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In the Circuit Court,

In part l OF the Circuit Court yester.
day, Judge Campbell on the bench, the
case Of Agnes Hamilton against tho
Wheeling Mining and Manufacturing
Company was on all day but was not
finished. Part II was not in session.