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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-02
now THE STATE is BOOMING,
-, 70 ,r'1r. p -
The Development TINT; Inns Taken Pince In
5S I5 One Year Mt Briertown z 4 :ssft co.

The Development; TINT has Taken Place In
One Year Mt Briertown. 4
vas showing the wonderfully rapid de.
yelopmest that is going on all over this
State, and particularly; in those sections
where railroad building Is in progress,
the history Of Briertown, in Marion
county, is a striking example. One year
ago the place was a small hamlet known
to but a few. 1t contained nine dwell.
ing houses, one store, one small church
and one blacksmith lhop. Such thing
as aIailroad was hardly thought Of, and
the few people in the hamlet did not
know what business boom was. ~
ytNow, Senator ,Camden's new railroad
from Fairmont to ClarksburgE and be.
yond, has reached and passed through
Briertown and two trains are run regu.
larly& each day 200 coke ovens have
been completed and 500 more are being
constructed ! two coal shafts and slopes
are in operation, and the town now con-
tains Is dwelling houses, five general
stores, one drug store, two store houses
not occupied, one liquor. saloon, a post
office, one church, another to be erect.
ed, one barber shop, four Ghoe shops,
three blacksmith shops, a}'bufcheahr's
shop, one slaughter house and zone bed
spring factory. Houses are going up
every day, and everything has the an.
pearance Of good times. 3 It is said that
50 new houses will be- built across the
river from there before long. 4 siS hun
dred dollars per sore las 6bielssn offered tor
real estate and refused! One year ago
this same land would have been high at
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AMUSEAIENTS, q

Large Holiday Patronage ut Both Theatres.
New Attractions for this Week.
I Both theatres did good holiday bust.
ness yesterday, each having large houses
for both the matinee and evening per.
formances. At the Opera House Lizzie
Evans appeared in "Fine Feathers" in
the afternoon and in THE Buckeye in
the evening. Both plays we're new here,
and judging from the frequent applause
each received they were quite acceptable
to the audiences. Miss Evans gave sew.
eral songs and dances during the progress
Of each play. & $50 ll3;i
AT the Grand s"Beacon Lights con.
cluded its three nights run. = The com.
panyS presenting this melo.drama was
considerably, above the average OF those
which have appeared at the Grand this
season, and succeeded in entertaining
yesterdays audiences very well.
PIG SPECIALITY. COMPANY At THE GRAND.
Irwin Bros famous specially com.
pany, which has Interpolation OF being
one Of the best vaudeville organizations
on the road, will commence three
nights engagement at the Grand this
evening. Many new and novel textures
are introduced by this company, and
Manager Genther promises that it will
be one Of the most satisfactory enter
tainments that has been given at his
house this season. 4. l:..9fy i IA
SEATS FOR 1.-THE CITY. DIRECTORY
The sale OF reserved seats will com.
mence at Houses this morning for the
engagement OF Russell's comedians at
the Opera House tomorrow and Satur.
day evenings and Saturday afternoon.
They will present the latest laughing
success in the way OF a farce.comedy, or
musical absurdity, THE City Direc.
tory" All the characters in this pro.
duction are named Smith, aud from this
fact arise many complications that are
very funny, although the plot is quite
slight: Charlie Reed, q well known low
comedian, takes the part OF John Smith,
a detective, and Is said to be funnier and
more original III it than in anything be
has ever, been seen in before There is
said to be one thing in particular about
1.-THE City Directory" that. is far above
what has been accustomed to he heard
in many OF tho sV-oallei farce.colnedies
which have been presented in the past
three years, and that 10, the music. An
exchange. says: Not only are all the
selections new, taking and catchy, but
they aye sung either Individually OF en-.
semble in manner Which does credit to
the managers for their, selection Il OF
people with good voices. y
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ASL y IyI 8GIitIlS:Fatal!ly Burned at
Eittleton, ": if,.1 Il.
WHILE \ GOING ITO I CHURCH l,I III &:
by tho Explosion or4n 5Lantcrn- Tho
Sad Fate Of. Mary Raymond.
59IS Tho Community shocked 4
ig5li., Z, By tho Occurrence M

i "A horrible fatal accident occurred at
Littleton, a small station out the B. & 0.
road, In .Wetzel county, last Sunday
evening, the victim Of (which was Mary
Raymond, a bright little girl eight years
old. She and her sister Ada were on
their way to church, and were carrying
alighted lantern. The lantern suddenly
exploded and threw burning oil all over
Marys clothes. In All instant she was
wrapped in flames and before assistance
could reach her was SO badly burned
that her recovery was impossible. She
fingered guntil Tuesday night, when
death relieved her OF her sullerings
The accident was one that shocked the
entire community, and ,the parents Of
the little one were driven. nearly dis.
tracted. No explanation Is offered rs Ia
how the lantern came to explode.
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In the evening a concert was given in
the hall OF which the following is the
TQE 3. 4 8. REACHING OUT.
So 1t Is Said, for the Absolute Control Of
~ Three Ohio Nondy T'+tss5af -.

So 1t Is Said, for the Absolute Control Of
Three Ohio Nonds. E.5;5;.i i. -, :.
To-day meetings are to be held Of the
Directors OF the Columbus & Cincinnati
Midland, and the Central Ohio railroad
companies, and at the meeting Of each,
one Of the most important matters to be
considered will be the selling or leasing
ofjthese roads to the Baltimore & Ohio
Company. The Directors OF each COM
pany will vote on the question. p -
aThe @. ( c.. NJ. extends from Midland
City, where it connects with the CIV:
& B. to Columbus, Ohio. This line has
been operated in connection with the
CIV. 4 b. The Central Ohio extends
from. Bellaire to Columbus, 1877 miles,
and is known as the Central Ohio Di:
vision OF the b. & O. 1T is now leased
TO {. the I; D. & o., and it Is is 3 thought
that at the meeting of t the Directors
. proposition from the = B. & ( O.
to purchase the property will be con.
sidered. The u. 4. or 1ease has until
1923 to run. Under the terms of the
present lease tho B. & 0. returns 65 per
cent OF the gross earnings, and it may
be that instead Of a sale a modification
OF the terms Of the lease is desired by
either one or the other party to the con
tract, The Enquirer is strongly Of the
opinion that the C.3W. 4 b., tfie O.s&C.
NJ. and the Central Ohio roads will soon
he operated rs one system. ID (, +,
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
4 New Method Of Treating Diseases So, !,

sew Method q Treating Diseases,
What are they7 There 10 a new lie v; dc.
garture in the treatment OF diseases, It
consists in the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach OF all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
Indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment OF other physicians, celebrated
for curing catayrh was procured, and SO
on tlllthese Incompatible cures now in
clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys fe-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility a. -. o :
This new method OF zone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the coin.
mon sense OF all su lerers, MANY Of whom
hayo experjented the i'll effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdlty Of The
claims OF Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to cure every i'll out of a
single bottle, and the use OF which . a.
statistics prove, has ruined .sore ston, I
than alcohol. A circular describing these
new remedies is sent free on receipt Of
stamp to pay postage by Hospital Rem.
cay COMPANY, Toronto, Canada, sole
Ptopitue ,a, ~ lSss ~ MwF&gow- y
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Young Holmes brought Back.

Chief Delbrugge returned yesterday
from bis seconGitrip to tPemerpy after
young Holmes, the individual who hired
one OF Dumas ponies three or four
weeks ago, rode it us far as Monndsville
and there disposed Of it for a ridicnloHsly
small consideration, after which he
jumped on an eust-bOund freight train
and made his way via Grafton and Park
ersburg to his home at Pomeroy. This
trip Chief Delbrugge succeeded in get
ting possession tof the slick young
man and bringing him back here
with him. The warrant on which
Holmes is held was issued by Justice
Ankle aud pending a preliminary hear
ing, he is resting in Jail. Chief Del
brugge was accompanied to Pomeroy
this time by "Uncle Jake" the old, one
armed colored man employed as hostler
by Dumas, and who hired the pony. to
Holmes. His story OF the transaction
was sufficient evidence for the Pomeroy
authorities to feel warranted in turning
Holmes over to this State. ,fi9 ~
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Tie Adyantnr,s Of Brick Paving.

!! In a late discussion in paper on
"Paving Brick, Its Manufacture and
Use," in Philadelphia, the advantages
OF brick street pavements were put Tor.
ward. One important point mentioned
was that in Cincinnati some very hard
granite was put down for paving pur.
poses, the City Engineer having discard.
eI the softer GRANTEES. After a time the
granite became glossy and the horses fell
upon It, causing u petition against its
use to be circulated blythe citizens. The
result was that the pavemsnts were
taken up and the soft granite. which had
been previously discarded, was replaced
with improved results: This went to
show that any paving material which is
liable to be p6liahed in the course Of
time is unsafe for paving purposes, and
proved an additional argument in favor
OF brick pavements. u
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J, The Elks,; Heneat Entertainment. /

l5The committee appointed by; Wheel.
ing Lodge No. 2S,: B.: p. O. Elks, to ar.
range for the annual entertainment for
the benefit OF the charity fund have
practically completed all the plans J; for
the best annual benefit entertainment
The Wheeling Lodge Of Elks has ever
given. 1t will take place in the Opera
House on the afternoon Of Friday, Feb.
ruarys A., St. Valentines I Day: F5 The
principal attraction will be; the Madison
Square E""Jim,S the Penman,'', company,
which will present that wonderfully
strong drama in its entirety Between
acts there will / be vocal I numbers by
some Of Wheeling's leading musicians,
and ! the affair will be made a most
pleasing and memorable one in every
way..ttThe committee having charge OF
the affair will leave nothing :undone to
make $ it a memorable success. The
Madison Square company will repeat
slim; the Penman,,n that and the next
eyenluVg ~ n
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof John Mullen, y Dancing Academy,
q sInnncrci.or Hall.
y His second term for Ladies' and Gen.
tlemen will commence January, from
7:SO to 10 O'clock p M. will continue
on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each
week. Wednesday, January s, a class
for Misses and Masters from 8 to 5 p. M,
will continue on Wednesdays and Satur..
days of each / week. The Professor
wishes ALI those intending entering
either OF these. classes to come and see
him at the above time and place, ior nd
dress shimat l1S5 Market street. Good
references required from strangers.
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LOCAL DREyITlEs,
Matters of Minor Mention In and About
Z I ES me City. n

OF Minor Mention In and About
( FiS I ne City.
! TIN police force'n made l9l arrests dur
Ing December. Is. IA
AT the Grand to.night-Irwin Bros
Specially Company "a 1, . s U;
GEORGE PRICE was arrested by Police.
man Cruce yesterday for behaving ~ 10. q
disorderly manner. J, 4, y, y, ,yf
II WIiLIAMI 4 IfAifSg, 4 employed tas a
roupher In the plate mill atthe LaBelle
iron works, sprained his lett ankle
severely yesterday afternoon while AZ az
work. Grli,i$, Y ~. e. u ,fssS
THERE was a,!.whitewash" at yester.
day mornings session. oil Police Coutt.
This was a very gratifying start.oii Tor
the. new year viewed from q moral stand .Ii
point. go ~
alTo.sioilr,al the Fourth Street Church,
heiReyiI n. b Arnold will give a lee.
ture on Egypt, illustrated with stereop,,
ticon views, to,which the admission WIN
be free. Il, !. 4. +. Il !. ~
SilEplrP STEENRoD has q notice In the
advertising columns OF this mornings
issue, calling the attention Of tax.payers
who are In arrears to the fact that alter
January 20, interest at the rate Of per
cent will be added TO all unpaid taxes
| for 1880; also that his office will be kept
open on Saturday nights Tor the accom-,
mediation I OF I, the working people and -
Taxpayers generally. Il2 Il lid.
sS LAST night about midnight Nick
IIalpin went into Germania hall where
a private dance was in progress. Ills
presence was Objectionable, and he was
elected. A few minutes later Halpin
4 threw two bricks against the hall door,
| and threatened to do harm to those In.
side. \ Officer Gaus was telephoned Tor,
and 4 he arrested Halpin on Market
street. & A piece from one OF the bricks
struck a young man named Welty, but
fdid not hurt him badly. SD.
JIMMY Nichols, Of the Eighth ward
who was taller under Sheriff HandlaD
and who has been ON the police iorct
siuce leaving the Jail has resigned hi
place on the iorco 10 aGcept the position
Of collector for the schmul6aoi Brew'nt
Company. james, Minkemeyer, i wht
| 6as been filling the position oil extra
, man on tho force, will be promoted to,
place on tbs regular force, and Patriel
Scally will gbc nominated by phlei gel
brugge forthe position Of e1tra. tram 4i,:.
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wheel of Fortune stopped,

4 Yesterday evening Officer Short arrest.
ed G.S. Mailer for running in an open
mannera gaming wheel in the back room
Of Frank healy' 4" Garden" saloon, at
No. 1900 Market street. ,The officers
kept their eyes open last might for other
similar games, and visited d several
saloons anls other resorts where! such
games are known to BIO carried on. but
the gamesters had evidently gotten wind
of:the. proposed raid and Mailer twas the
only one in operation. 81 Sy 81
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Tho River Still Failing.

The river: was falling slowly last night,
and had gotten down to the, stage Of D
feet inches. The Y steamer Liberty
brought up an excursion from Claring.
ton and intermediate points; a brass
band was part OF the excursion, and
its lively music created quite stir about
the wharf. Z The excursion was well
patronized, and it may be remarked that
Anew Years steamboat excursion is
s,o!mewhat;of a novelty in this climate,
The Andes arrived and departed on her
way from Pittsburgh, to Cincinnati. The
Chancellor passed up at II 80. a. m. The
Hudson is to.day's Cincinnati packet,
and the Scotia.willE touch here on her
way up / in the Cincinnati. Pittsburgh:
traue -
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Ex.Goy.ir,npot,rr In Town. yrL

Ex.GovernorsA A. l. Boreman came up
to this city from his home in Parkers-
burg, last evening, and registered at the
Hotel Windsor. The object of the ex-
Governors visit here at this time is un-
derstood to be for the purpose Of appear
ing before the committee OF the Board OF
County Commissioners having In charge
the matter Of .coudeDining the: property
embraced in the northeast Quarter-sec-
ton Of the Public Building square,
which is desired for site ior the pro-
posed new, Jail. Mrs. Foreman owns the
property row occupied by Mrs. Mary
Good, who has teep served with anotice
to vacate April !, this notice being in &C.
cordance with one Mrs. Boreman had
served on her. iyG,s ~ ;s 9
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y Great .lltS west yirrin,n Corr, !

& The Steubenville Gazette prints the
following: Thomas Mcdonald, of Bust.
ards shut, has brought to this office an
ear. OF corn thatis a$whopper. 1t con.
tains over 1850 grains and was grown
by William Burke, OF Clarksburg,EW.
Va. Mr.. Mcdonald informs 5Rs that
this is the usual size OF the ears raised
by William Burke, and each, stalk cou-
tains two and three ears, or about 1900
grains to the stalk. Who can beat it ? r.,
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HOGAN;GOES TO AlOUNDSYILLE
And Talks to the Prisoners in the State
y -. paaI iantin,.,.ssI . ~ -. .lN

And Talks to the Prisoners in the State
W. - Henitentinry.,}' - ~ ss:.ISsS,
Yesterday morning Evangelist Ben
Hogan, in responae TO an invitation from
the Women's Christian : Temperance
Union Of Moundsville, went down to
that town and delivered New Years
address to the prisoners confined
in Y the State Penitentiary. Ben
made one Of s his characteristic
talks, speaking to the men for oyer an
hour and being listened to all that time
with j the closest attention. Y He was
humorous and pathetic in his talk, and
made the unfortunates both smile and
weep. The meeting was held in the
Chapel hall and was attended by large
number of Moundsville people. s Tie
singing Of the prisonerd was one Of the
most striking features OF the meeting,
When Hogan made a call for those de.
sirous u Of prayers to rise, nearly thirty
stood up. B.. ~:
a Last might at Hogan's Tabernacle Mr..
Arnold, the river evangelist showed
stereopticon views Of the Paris Exposi-
ton to large and well pleased audience.
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Are appropriate and proper presents. We show
an assorted stock. We offer special drive iu SIS
piece sets. Regular price, SO 30. s
~ !; IS h VI Compelling price, 81 IS.
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sQUIETIY8OBSBRYHD5
Remarkably Rem i,
Holiday 1 ere j d;
THE sY MI &. 4. RECEPTION RE- l!;!()ly
a Very Pleasing hrhirL-The Day
Marked by Warm Weather.
The Dances and I Con.
I'M, ccrts Last Night.

New Years Day Of 1890 will DO 70.
membered III the iutureo as one Of the
quietest holidays ever known In Wheel.
Ing. All the banks and the public
Offices were closed during the entire day
and by noon nearly every business
house had closed q It's doors. During
the morning hours 1t was ASery
foggy and 3 the 5 day promised n to
be q very dismal ind 9disagrccable
one. About noon, however, tho sun
made mn effort to shine and the fogs
were dispelled.R The promenaders nude
their appearance on the principal streets
after tile dinner hour, and for time the
streets presented n very animated ap.
pearance. 1t was very warm, almost
sultry 10 fact, during the entire
day, and even light overcoats were
y burden. 1t was q noticeable fact
that there, was little or no drunkenness
observed on the streets. Egg nog had
fairly good sale In the saloons, but its
companion holiday drink, the warming
Thomas aid Jeremiah was knocked
clean out by. the weather. Good din.
neIs appear 10 have been tho rule every.
where, Judging from the contented looks
on the faces Of the pronienaders In the
afternoon. All the hotels made an extra
spread, and had numbers OF town people
drop III for some OF the good things. +. 4,
There WAS no formal. calling, but in.
formal calls were quite the proper
thing with ia large number, especially
during the evening. The reception
given at the YIN. U. a. building is re-
ported elsewhere. The theatres were
all well attended. \
i N Last evening the holiday festivities
Seye brought to close with several balls
| The Mozart Society gave fine concert a
Westwood's hall I'd u well pleased audi
encc. The society sang several selections
In fine style, showing that In Prof. L
Scheuller they have a good instructor
Miss kute Michel sang two songs, bott
! Of which aroused n storm Of applause
After the concert the floor was clearet
and dance followed. FIJI,
The Mmnnerchor Singing Society CAV
one Of their very enjoyable concert
7 and balls at their hall in Crangle'
block, and the North End Literary AM
Athletic Association gave ball at Tur
ner hall that; was very largely attended
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VALUABLE l:J. / 81 ). Hints

r...H=a g. &. .
TO those who require a stimulant: Buy
the pIrest and the oldest and avoid the
cheapest, fol; the latter will indeed be the
most expensive in the end. II you give
tia thought you will agree with me. The
tax to the government and the ageing Of
WHISTLES and other. liquors naturally
changee the price Of first cost, yet l have
on hand, and will sell as cheap $ as the
cheapest all kinds. But be advised BY
me to buy Silver Age at 81 so per bottle.
six.year.old Finch, Gibson, & Oyerholt
and Guckenheimer at 81 each or six
quarts for S.. have the following old
rye whiakies now in stock and for sale.
lS69.lsf3 Overholt, s1s7S.1S75 Gibson
1873 Guckenheimer and Finch. These
goods are scarce and valuable. Secr;r d
them while you can. Brandisa Gins
Jamaica and New England runs. cordial,
Of all favors, wines, bots Sparkling and
still, and all principal brands, can be had
st my place. Also q full line Of mali
liquors. Quiok, deliveries and neat pac Ji:
ING N are two Of my established rules.
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A Greut Discovery

4 EDY. L. Rose d Co., b. z
.fa; IS Twelfth street.
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Z. Come carly and avoid the RUSH.-secure your
HOLIDAY PRESENTS NOW. II you have not
got The money TO pay cash for them come any
how.-We will give you credit.-We will help
you out, and sell you goods al our Compelling
PRICES on EASY WEEKLY OK MONTHLY PAY
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/ In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative Elixir Of Dates. It combines
the active properties of dates, figs and
prunes in such q way. as to make it, one
Of tho most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the. market. It Is easily taken
by old and young and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation biliousness, dys-
,pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by CIR. Goethe, WV.
Irwin, W.sE..W illiams, John SLaughlin.l
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents, y
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
Industrial Sotes-Generil News and Per
..l-.f4ll ~. sOnnl Point ur. W, q

Industrial Notes General News and Per.
a sonal Pointers. IA y a. 4
Samuel Young, jr., Is moving Into bis splendid
new house on broadway. si5.7.. fiiislT :
John +. Huk;ll and family will leave TO-DAY for
Alabama where they will locate. ~.
Z Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner returned ycstcr.
day from visit to East Liverpool. -
Mann's foundry was OF yesterday: also the
Laughltn mill. Both arc taking stoGk, q
Spence Raggs ( Go. shut down yesterday for
me renaiiider OF the week, TO take stock. = b.
Mrs, 4. .. Sewland and Mrs. II. I. Wells are
spending the holidays with friends In Canton o.
Uncle Robert Cottrcll, ono Of the old land
marks OF this place, is lying seriously III at his
Miss Anna Belle Hobbs entertained select
party at the home OF her parents, on North Fifth
street, last evening. 4 i -: -
John liorcher, an aged and respected German,
dled az MS home on Walnut street Tuesday
morning, after lingering iIress. 2 4:
Tuesday evening u party OF young folks weIft
out 70 tho home OF Nj John Scarloit and enjoy.
60 poRnlilIl supper provided by bis good Indy.
Miss Lulu brown, one OF St. Clairsyille's most
eharmtnE ladies', Is the guest OF Mayor MltcheiIs
family ior few days. A number Of her friends
met at Mayor Mitchells last evening In her
honor, and were elegantly entertained by Inc
Mayor aud his eStimable wife. -