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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-03
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

a General Resume of the News OF the Past
Two Dnys.
| Several saloons here have been entered by local
thieves lately. -,l -Es :. gL.
Louis Boeshar and Annie Strabc arc to be
married this week.
NJ. John Lynskey and wife left Saturday for a
visit to Pittsburgh. .F s''as
The Turner'S are going 10 give grand ball
wednesday evening. Iar4s5TI a-sfs
One Bcllaire man Is down on the list for s., 5OC
Tor new Opera House.
Only 1--WE Of the teachers and scholars examin.
cd recently got certificates.
The paper hangers here are talking OF organ.
izins for the coming season.
The Pastors Association OF this city meets this
morning In the Christian Church.
Dellairc's unpaved streets arc In a horrible
condition, being almost impossible.
Charles johnson, OF the Second ward, has an.
nounced himself for the City Marshalship.
Isaac Marks, Of, Massillon, and Sam Cam.
inskey, OF New York, are the guests OF friends
here. ll.s.,a7s -
William Walker, OF the Baltimore & Ohio nail.
road blacksmith shop. Is laid of with a buddy
cut hand. s7I II 80
R. B. Dolby, Republican. of the First ward, Is
being pushed by his friends for the Office Of
Township Clerk.
SlCMt vi kilo CltSt well EtlOWll
mailer Of Wheeling, Will manage the Youuss.
town Nail Works.
There Is talk and hopes OF the Bellaire nail
factory starting up. as soon as a new stand OF
boilers can be put In.
The Young Peoples Working Society are going
70 bold Fair Of Days Carnival at the Elysinn, on
the 18th, 18th and 18th ins's.
William c. Gray, the D. & o. yardmaster nj
this point, has resigned and Mr. J. C. Davis, of
Newark, has been appointed to his place.
The funeral OF Mrs. William thinner yester.
day was very large one. Many Wheeling
friends and relatives were in attendance.
Nearly everybody Is sick; the town Is full OF
whooping cough, measles, typhoid fever, grippe,
etc. The bad weather is the cause OF 1t all.
a chimney on fire In Horns addition scared
the inmates OF the house and the neighborhood
generally yesterday. No damage was done.
Saturday night aroused the residents. Nothing
could be learned as to who did the shooting.
The services at the new NJ. +. Church yester.
day were held In the Sunday school room, the
audience room not having been finished as yet
One day last week one hundred and fifty bar.
rels OF oil were pumped to the tank at Bcnwood
from the well at Glencoe, a short distance back
OF here. "
William Murry, OF Chattanooga, Tenn, came
home last week, having been telcgraphed for
on account OF the serious illness Of his sister
Fannie. .s..,=1.- : -
Mcssrs. Anderson and Cooke, the Wheeling &
La E,te subscription men. are still here and
were secured Saturday.
John Calhoun, who was ridden on a rail at
uookstown, Pa, some timc ago for abusing his
wife, has agreed 10 n separation from his wife,
VINO was well known here. She Is to get the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-03
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.

Mr.. Rcymnnn's Second Prnyer for nm In.
Junction ArIued-New TrInl Refused.
Saturday In Part of the Circuit Court,
before Judge PAUL, the arguments Of
counsel were heard in the matter OF n
second application from Mr.. Anton Rey.
mann for IN injunction to restrain the
Board Of County Commissioners from
acquiring ground In the northeast quar-.
ter.section OF the Public Building square
for a site for n new jail. No new
grounds Of objection to the psoposed NC
ton OF the county arc contained In thi.
second petition, but two OF tho four ale.
cations stated in the first petition are
broadened and enlarged upon. The
allegations Of nuisance, and the claim
that the surrounding property, owned
by the petitioner, would be damaged
without having compensation first tend.
cred him by the county are not
touched on In this second petition, but
tho attention Of the Court is called to the
allegation, first, that the incorporation oil
offices into the proposed Jail are not in
cldental 10 the general purpose OF the
building, and TO DO let temporarily, but
On the contrary arc to form a substan.
tlal and permanent portion OF the ediice,
and are to be lot to the general public
NJ n source OF revenue; and, secondly,
that in constructing the building the
county will, in addition to about $50, 900
required for the site, put not less than
S70, 900 in the proposed building, making
total outlay OF not less than $l05, 700, a
sum, taken In connection with the ordi.
nary county expenses, which exceeds
what could be liquidated or met by a
levy OF ninety-ilve cents on the 500 val.
uation Of the county, and therefore not
warranted without the consent OF three.
lliths OF the voters OF the county.
In the case Of the State ys. Julia CHS.
nell, charged with the illegal sale oil
liquor, Judge PAUL ovcrruled the motion
to set aside the conviction found In the
case and grant a new trial. The attor.
neys for the defense asked that time b.
allowed them before judgment is enter.
ed, to decide whether or not to appeal
the case to the Supreme Court.
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Mr.. William Floyd, who has for some
time past been very efficiently filling the
position OF foreman OF the second turn al
the Wheeling steel plant, and who has
resigned that position to accept more
desirable one with Oliver & Roberts, oil
Pittsburgh, was on Saturday evening
presented with handsome diamond pin
by the men who have been under his
control. The presentation took place at
the Hotel Brunswick and the presenta.
speech was made by Mr.. William NJ.
Cunningham, the weighmaster Of the
second turn, whose remarks, while brief,
were very happy. About twenty-five Of
the men were present. Mr.. Floyd was
considerably surprised, but returned his
thanks in graceful manner. At the
conclusion Of the speaking n general
good time was INDUCED in. Mr..
Floyd had cigars and other refreshments
provided and some OF the men had their
musical instruments with them and ran
dered some excellent music,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Nine. Melville and her son, Augustin,
are booked to play three-night engage.
ment at the Grand this week, commenc.
ing next Thursday evening. They will
again present the drama entitled "The
Boy Tramp" The play has been well
described as being very entertaining,
sensational comedy, free from anything
offensive to anyone. Young Neuville is
quite clever comedian.
Next Friday and Saturday nights
Charles Ellis, popular German com.
edian, will appear at the Opera House in
Casper, the Yodlar," play in which he
has OF late been meeting with marked
success. The Chicago Herald says of the
play: "There is a freshness and origi.
nality about it that leaves u lasting effect.
The piece is admirably fitted to display
the talents Of Mr.. Ellis, and the recep.
ton he received last evening amounted
to little short OF an ovation. The songs,
which, by the way, are all Mr.. Ellis
composition, are very pretty and sung
by him with good effect. He possesses
clear voice Of great power and sweet
ness, and his warblinG is wonderful"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
..... Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
] .a.. Abroad.
Miss Martha Miller, OF Washington,
Pa, is the guest OF relatives here.
Mr.. ]. 9. Howard, OF St. Paul, is the
latest glass buyer to register at the Nc.
Lure.
DR.. John r. Pipes came out Saturday
In fine new buggy drawn by quiet,
bloodcl horse.
Prof. Robert a. Armstrong, Principal
OF the West Liberty Normal school spent
yesterday in this city.
Among those registered at the Stamm
yesterday were George Leonard, OF
Clarksburg, and \. D. Helmick, OF Fair.
mont. .....
Messrs. J. D. jackson and James B. r.
Streator, OF Washington, Pa, were
among the arrivals at tie Hotel Windsor
yesterday.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson returned Satur.
day from Washington, where he has
been watching the Smith.Jackson con.
test and getting things in shape for his
own case.
Frank Engle, Of this city, who is ell.
gagged rs the advance agent of tho "Kin.
dergarden" Company, spent Sunday at
home: His company is playing return
dates hereabouts.
Col. Sam B Harrison, the well.known
chief clerk at the Mcclure, was feeling
quite elated yestarday over a reference
to him and his experiences by Bill Nye
in his regular Sunday letter.
The condition OF the venerable Col.
Thomas Sweeney, who has been ill unto
death at his residence on Virginia street,
Island, for several days past, was thought
to be somewhat improved yesterday.
George II. Parks, Esq, of Chicago,
who has been here for tho past week
visiting friends and booming the Pride
OF the West as the place for the Worlds
Fair in 1892, left for that wonderful city
over the Baltimore & Ohio last evening.
Mr.. William Fuller and bride have
rooms at tho McLure. Mr.. Fuller is a
member OF the firm now engaged in get
ting up 4 history OF this Panhandle.
his wife was charming young lady of
Shelbyville, Ind, Their wedding was
one OF this seasons leading events in
that place.
Mr.. James w. Bodley and wife, re-
turned to the city on Saturday from New
Orleans, where they have been sojourn-
ing thus far this winter, and again oc-
cupy their rooms at the Stamm House.
MIR. Bodley says the winter in New Or
leans has been warm, muggy and disa-
greeable, and mosquitoes were never
known to be so bad.
Mr.. F. F. Davis, OF New York, repre-
senting the distinguished foreign illustra-
ted lecturer. Donald Downie, B. @. L.,
is at the Mcclure. Mr.. Downie will
commence an engagement at the Opera
House Tuesday evening, February %,
and continue for the balance OF the
week it will embrace lectures on Paris,
Japan, Ireland, Scotland, etc., all illus-
trated in colors. Isl ~,
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED
In Connection with tho Coming Washing.
toms birthday Celebration. ,ftF

In Connection with tho Coming Washing.
M toms Hirthtlny Celebration.
tHAs the time draws closer the indica.
tons are increasingly bright for very
successful celebration OF Westinghouse
birthday, February 90. MIR. Samuel
Brubaker has been chosen Chief Mar
shal Of the parade on that day, on behalf
Of the 0. U. A. NJ, with ]. L. Degant on
behalf OF the Junior Order U. A. NJ. and
W. W. Rogers on behalf Of the P. s. Of
A. ms Assistant Marshals, the Chief to
choose his Chief Of Stall, and the aids,
with the Chief and Assistants, when
chosen, 10 select the route OF march.
A Committee on Finance OF two from
each body represented was selected, with
Mr.. Frank Faris rs Financial Secretary !;
also u committee on entertainment OF
visiting bodies, consisting OF Messrs.
Hall, Faris and Armstrong; u committee
to attempt to secure the proper decora.
ton OF the streets Along the line : oil
march, consisting OF Messrs. Degant,
Rogers and J. T. Ferrell and commit.
tee on reception OF visitors, composed oil
Ernest Baker, James A. Wood, William
lmhof, james NJ. Ephlin, J. II. Ross,
George W. Boring and Herbert Nimmis
It Is expected that twenty or thirty or
CARNATIONS will DO in line, including the
newly organized Sons OF the Revolution
and the boys OF the city grammar
schools. -
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Thn Supreme Court of Appeals.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals in SEES
sion ut Charleston, with all the judges
present, transacted the following bust.
ness last week, in addition to that here.
tofore reported:
State vs.. Mills, from Raleigh county;
opinion by Lucas; judgment OF Circuit
Court reversed and case remanded for
new trial.
Livesay vs.. Dunn. from Greenbrier
county; opinion by Lucas; judgment oil
Circuit Court reversed and judgment
rendered for plaintiff.
Town OF New Martinsville vs.. Dunlap
ct als., from Wetzel county; opinion by
Brannon; judgment Of Circuit Court
reversed and case dismissed.
Ball vs. Setter, from Mason county;
opinion by Brannoa; decree Of Circuit
Court reversed and new decree entered
rs to distribution OF the funds.
Guano Company vs. Appling, from
Greenbrier county; opinion by Bran.
non; judgment OF Circuit Court reversed
and case remsnded.
Parsons & Lewis VS.. Riley; from Jack
son county; opinion by English; judg.
ment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Casio vs.. Fry, from Mason county
opinion by Snyder; decree OF Circuit
Court confirmed.
: Lowther's administrator vs.. Lowther,
from Richie county; writ OF error al.
lowed. Bond, $500.
State, ex rel, Va. Cunningham; con-
tinued.
Hoyleman, ct al. vs.. X. 4 0. railway
company, from Putnam county. opinion
by English; judgment OF Circuit Court
reversed and case remanded.
Hoke VS.. Davis from Greenbrier coun-
ty, opinion by English; decree OF Cir
cult Court affirmed.
johnson vs. Town OF Anderson, from
Monroe county, opinion by Snyder;
judgment OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Dunn's executors vs.. Renick, ct ais,
from Greenbrier county, opinion by
Snyder; decree Of Circuit Court al
tirmed.
State er rel +. G. Boggs, ct ais. vs.
the County Court Of Wood county
writ OF error and supersedas allowed,
bond $3.50.
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Mr.. HiidretIi to be Buried To-day,

The funeral of the late Samuel P. Hill.
dreth, cashier OF the Commercial Bank,
who died suddenly last Friday evening
while at the Office OF his nephew, Dr..
Eugene A. Hildreth, will take place this
afternoon. Services will be held in St.
Matthews P. E. church at o'clock, and
the interment will be private. Cyrene
Commandery No. Z. Knights Templar,
of which the deceased was a member,
has been ordered out to attend the fu.
neral; the Knights are ordered to assem-
BILE at their armory at l o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Hildreth was formerly member OF
St. Matthews church, but Joined with
other Island residents in leaving that
congregation when st. Luke's church
was started; he was one Of the deacous
in St. Luke's church.
Saturday morning an autopsy was held
on the remains OF the deceased. As an
nounced in connection with the news Of
his sad and sudden death, heart failure
was the cause; the examination made
Saturday disclosed the fact that fatty de-
generation Of the heart was the cause Of
the failure OF that organ.
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TILE JANUARY DEATHS.
Druggists md Undertakcrs Have Rush Of
E.uf. .Hsa tf Ilu.iness ~ - H.- .f'|.' r

a.g' business.
The month Of January was remarka.
BILE for the number OF deaths In the city
and the amount OF sickness which ex.
listed. One South Side druggist filled
over thousand prescriptions during
the month, while his ordinary trade is
from 400 10 600 prescriptions month.
Another druggist In the same locality
filled more than 800 prescriptions, which
was the largest months work he ever
did. All the drug stores have been kept
busy and have had n wonderful trade In
prescriptions and patent medicines adj.
vertised 10 cure pulmonary affections
A round trip over the street car route
yesterday showed great deal Of crepe
on doors, indicating that corpses were
lying inside the houses. All the sick
ness nearly, Is due TO severe colds now
commonly punched under tho name "la
grippe"
One Of the leading undertakes Of the
city remarked Friday, that Saturday
would be the first day since the first Of
the year that he had no engagement to
attend funeral. Later In the day he
met the same gentleman to whom he had
made this remark, and informed him
that since seeing him he had been en-
gagged to attend to three funerals on Sat.
urQay,
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
A Pleasant Hebrew Wedding : General
News-Pcrsonnl Points.

Tho residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. simon HARDER.
ger, on North Fifth street, was the scene OF n
pretty Jewish wedding yesterday afternoon.
The contracting parties were Miss salina liar
berger and Mr.. Samuel Bloom. OF New Cumbcr::
land. There were present rs guests nu IN bel. Of
relatives aud a few chosen friends. The bridal
party made their appearance In the parlor.
where the ceremony took place, nj 2:i5 o'clock.
Rabbi u. A. Bonnheim, OF Wheeling, led the way
TO an improyiscd altar In one corner Of tho room
behind which he stood while the bride and
groom facing him from the other side made tho
responses that bound tnem together Ms man and
wife. Tho principals were attended by Mr.. and
Mts. Simon liMberger, Mr.. Philip Stein aud Mr.
Mr. bernhard bloom. n brother Of the groom.
The ceremony occupied about fifteen minutes;
Rabbi BOnnheim conducted the marriage ser.
vice In German. and then for the beaeilt OF the
benett oil the guests who did not understand
the German language, kindly explained the
name In English. Tho bride wore an elegant and
becoming costume OF grey Pedn dc sole and
white crepe, with bonnet aud gloves 10 match.
Tho ceremony and congratulations over the
guests. preceded by the bride aud groom, re-
was pleasantly. spent In discussing an elcRan,
dinner. The flowers were beautiful, the pres.
ents numerous, costly and useful. aud the wed.
ding was enjoyed by all those fortunate enough
e, m,I BE- present The names o. The Wheeling poo
Henry Jacobs, Mr.. Marsh jacobs, Mr.. lsmel lsen.
berg. Mr.. Alex. stelnfield, Mr. Maurice Stein.
Held and Mr.. Philip stein. The groom, Mr..
SAMUEL BlOom, Is member Of the firm OF Bloom
Bros, at New Cumberland.
. PERSONAL AND NEWS NOTES. Hr,g
Miss Carrie Wood Is on the sick list. NJ.
Miss May McHlm Is dangerously III.
Miss Aricc Milllgan Is visiting friends at West
Wheeling. r.... I'D. 80.
Rev. Mr.. johnson, Of this city, Is preaching In
Woodford county, III.
Work will DO resumed Of tho Laughllu mill
about tho middle 1.-THE month. re
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o'BcIrne arc entertain.
Ing Mis-. Davis, Of Pittsburgh. ~ .tT
Tho grocers will close at $ o'clock this morn.
Ing on account OF the meeting Of their associa'
bridge Is arriving and will be put up as quickly
as possible. ,I1-a-| :
Tho "Y's" will meet al the residence OF Rev.
and Mrs, A. +. Browuleo OH broadway 10 NOR.
row evening. =
Miss Gertrude Elliott, OF steubcnyillc. who
has been visiting Miss May Ford, returned
home on Saturday. ,rs
Mr. c. J. Frcdcricks, who had his leg broken,
three months ago at the Standard mil. Is able
to walk about again with the aid OF cane.
Communion service was held In the United
teuded. Tho pastor was assisted by Rcr. Mr..
Ramsey, OF Cadiz.
Washington's birthday will be appropriately
observed by the American Mechanics and the
High school. The latter Is preparing very In.
tcresting programme.
The attendance ut the public schools during
January was greatly reduced by the prevailing
day was lost to the pupils. fl#.h
In the Y NJ T. A. npyt Wp,lncsdnv ovontny n I
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SADDEATlI AT BETHANY.
Ono Of the lady Students Dies from tho Ell
feet OF n Pistol Wound,

Ono Of the lady Students Dies from the Ell
feet OF n Pistol Wound.
Miss Eta Phillips, charming young
lady from Pittsburgh, who was student
at Bethany College, died at Bethany al
$3.50 o'clock yesterday morning, from
the effects Of wound received from ar
accidental discharge OF pistol. Miss
Phillips was wounded while she and
some friends were out a few days since
amusing themselves by firing at target
She was member of the Sophomore
class, a good student, u general favorite
with all and IN exemplary Christian
Her sad death has caused the entire
community at Bethany to mourn and
has cast pail OF deep gloom over the
collpvp -rT~
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4 PromIsIng Young MINI Dcnu,

Grant Johnson, son OF the late Robert
W. johnson, the well-known mailer, died
Saturday afternoon at bis home on the
South Side; the cause OF death WAS ty-
phoid fever. This popular young man
was in his twenty-lifth year. He was
formerly employed by the firm Of Bre-
mer \ Schafer, but for nearly two years
past he has been salesman in G. w.
seabright's tailoring establishment. He
had the warm confidence OF those
with whom he was engaged, having
wen the same by his integrity, careful
attention to business and good DISPOSE
ton, which qualities won for him hosts
Of friends. He leaves widowed mother
and four brothers to mourn his loss.
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A Unique Musical Attraction.

The Imperial Quartette, OF Boston, is
composed Of gentlemen Of rare talent in
their several specialties. The mandolin,
violin, guitar, banjo and piano are the
instruments used. Their programmes
offer a brilliant and extensive repertoire
Of solos, duos, trios and quartettes. The
Quartette, now in the eighth year OF its
existence, is one OF the most excellent
organizations OF its kind now before the
public. A varied and attractive pro.
gramme will be presented in the Y. NJ.
G. A. hall next Thursday evening.
Seats can be reserved at the Association
building ut two o'clock Tuesday.
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CATARRlI,
Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fever-A Now
scGE.e Homo Treatment. u.

Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fever-A Now
rE., Homo Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence OF living
parasites in the lining membrane of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result OF the discovery is
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks. - :
N. B.-This treatment is not a snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded by reputable physicians as inju-
rlous. a pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt Of stamp
to pay postage, by A. H. Dixon & Son.
3S7 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto
Canada.-Christian Advocate. ~
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jack Cowl Promoted,

The many friends of Mr.. John T
Cowl will be pleased to learn that he
has been appointed to the position o.
Superintendent Of Mails at the Wheel
ing postotiice, the place made vacant by
the removal of Frank johnson on &C
count of insanity. the promotion is one
Mr.. Cowl is eminently deserving OF and
well qualified to fill, having served as
Assistant Superintendent for many
years. The promotion carries with it an
increase in pay that is by no means one
OF the unpleasant features connected
with the office.
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New Houses In the Country,

( It is understood that the attractive
suburban property situated about two
and one-half miles out the National
road known rs Echo Point Place, on
which the residences of Messrs. o. G.
Dewey and John D. Culbertson stand, is
to have two new houses erected on it
this coming season. Plans have been
prepared for handsome house Mr.. L.
Delaplain is going to erect for his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Jacob W. Grub, and Mr..
Joseph Speidel, will, it is reported, build
summer residence for himself on lot
next to Mr.. Dewey's house.
Mrs. Sydney Laughlin, widow Of the
late Samuel Laughlin, who now lives in
Cleveland, has purchased for $1,000 a
very desirable lot on the Woods estate,
situated on one OF the pretty knobs near
the Woods mansion. il
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and theagency whereby the
good health has been attained is CRATE
fullyblessed. Hence it is that SO muci!
is heard in praise OF Electric Bitters. So
many feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use OF the Great Alterna.
tive and Tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver or
stomach, Of long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use OF Electric
Bitters. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co. Is drug store. 3