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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-17

there at all they were not alone;
Glenn's description certainly did
not suit them. There was no res:
SON they should not have escaped
when Glenn came on them, without
shooting him, and under such circum'
stances nobody would ahoot an officer
without q motive. II Kelly and Christie
had been captured, the only charge
against them would have been Light.
Mooney, under the Same circumstances
would have taken desperate chances TO
eyade arrest. Morally, the theory SEEM.
to be sound that he was at least one Of
the party. There Is lots Of corroborahVe
At any rate, the capture Of Mooney ia
a good one, and the officers deserve CON
gratulations.
John refused to talk to the officers,
He said to Carney, "If told you any
thing you might get 1t mixed, or torRel
1t, and tell something in court that you
oughtn't TO. guees I better not talk. :
To Lukens Mooney said he had only
been back here short time, but he told
Carney he had aeen him dozen times
A man who once knew Mooney well say
he met him lately in Pittsburgh, anc
| took several drinks with him, and. neyel
recognized him till Mooney told him
who he was, and then he doubted hii
| identify
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BRIDGEPORT.
Enlarrlng tho Iron Mllll~PorlOnal, Social,

Enlarging tho Iron Millt~Personal, Social,
etc.
Mrs, Barrett, OF st. ClairsyIlle, was the guest
OF friends here yesterday.
Miss Bessie Stevenson, OF Allegheny City, Il
the guest OF Miss Hettie Alexander.
Cook Gliin has resigned bis position in hiE
fathers store, and will go to farming In the
spring.
Mrs. Ella Co.'s, who has been confined to her
home by sickness during the past few weeks, ID
conyaleiplng.
Miss Minnie Alexander will entertain mum.
Der Of her friends at an afternoon tea at her
home In KIrkwood this evening.
Mr.. L. R. Fink has recently opened q new
barber shop In HollowAy's block, elegantly fur.
nished and well appointed throughout.
Mn. Ida Trueman has returned from Ripley,
N, Y, where she has been for the past month at
the bedside Of her sister, Miss ShoWalter, who Is
dangerously sick.
The floor and street car track Is being laid on
q part OF the viAduct Of the new river bridge,
and but one span Of the yladuct remains tobe
erected TO complete the bridge.
The. Standard Iron Company will add to It's
capacity by enlGrglng one department Of the
short time aud pushed forward with all posi-
bic haste.
The natural gas company has got Bank street
torn up in elegant condition for the purpose Of
repairing their mains. II is TO be hoped that
when Bank street iS paved Council will restrain
the company from tearing up the pavement at
its pleasure.
The Btna Iron and Steel Company has begun
the erection Of come new buildings, and Is clear.
ing ground south OF the plant on which TO erect
the building for the intended additions. Wofk
on the foundations for the machinery will DO
commenced IN q few weeks, aud BY fall the KtnA
works will DO one OF tho largest IN the country,
~ the management will add several mills, plate
and sheet 10 the present capacity.
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IN THE JuSrIcRs' COURTS.
Four Interesting Gases Heard Yesterday
Another italian Ia Hoe.

Four Interesting Cases Heard Yesterday
Another italian In Hoe.
Squire Davis yesterday bound Hugh
Devinney over to court in $500 bond
Stephen Deyinney, HuGh's father, goinl
on his bond. Devinuey is accused o
stealing 50 from Joseph Lowry, in Nc
Ginley's saloon, on ohapline near TWEEN
ty-sixth street.
Leonard Ragazzo was charged, before
Justice Arkle, with subornation OF per.
Jury, and was sent to Jail in default o.
bond for $500. Ragazzo, It is said, tried
to prevail on Mrs. Annie Phillips tc
swear that Nicola Boscia, who is one o.
those accused Of stealing from John
Cooper, was in bed all day on certain
date, whereas she testified that he was
not at the house during certain hours.
Leonard will have his hearing Wednes'
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Squire Arkle committed Charles
Beck, the man who fell of the Twenty.
eighth street bridge into CaldwelPsrun,
to jail on charge Of lunacy.
Leroy Millwo0d, accused by Carrie P.
Bliss OF being the father OF her fifteen
months old child, furnished $500 bail for
his appearance at the next term OF court.
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nenth OF an old rhysIeIan.

DR.. John Alexander, the Oldest physi
clan in Belmont county, II not In Eastern
Ohio, died at his home in 81. Clairsyille
Yesterday morning OF paralysis. He re-
ceiyed the stroke on the 9th inst, while
calling on q patient west Of that town
and ior. a week he survived 1t. he wa
born in Ireland about ninety-two year
ago, but came to this country many
wears since, when quite q young man
He was Q remarkably well preserved
man for his year,, and practiced hi
chosen profession until death. DE wa
well and fayorably known throughout
the country and many Of the older resi-
dents will be sorry 70 bear OF his death
"a be was the family physician OF hun
drada nj than.
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BOTH BADLY BURNED.
a ohild's Clothing Catches Fire and the
House 10 Ignited.

A Child's Clothing Catches Fire and the
House Is Iguited.
Yesterday forenoon a serious accident
occurred on Seventeenth street, by which
a child and It's mother were badly
burned and the house narrowly escaped
destruction. A little child Of Henry D
Bsyha, an employe Of the Wheeling
Butchers Association, who lives at 1871
Seventeenth street, in house owned by
David Henry was standing in front Of
the fire when its clothing ignited. The
flames leaped up and caught some hang.
ings on the mantol, and the wood work
was quickly blazing and lively fame
burning all around.
Mrs. Rayha, in attempting to extin,
guish the blsEe in the child's clothing,
wRs painfully burned about the
arms and body, and the child's injuries
were serious. The fire was finally put
out by neighbors, without calling out
the department.
A very similar accident occurred in
the same family once before, Nus. Bayha
and another child being seriously burned
at that time also,
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ABOUT. PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
NJ. Gutman has left on a trip to Sar
francisco.
Judge T. q. Houston, wife and child
are at the Hotel Behler.
Mrs. William Crogan is visiting hel
son Jack, at steubenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hop Woods, o.
Philippi, are at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Will Stone, OF Stone & Thomas
has gone to New York on business.
william Diehle, OF the Eighth ward
has gone to Toledo to remain for awhile
Miss Jennie McPhail, who has been
visiting in Washington for some time,
has returned home.
Henry Jaehnke was seen on the street
for the first time yesterday after q four
weeks siege ofsickness.
Miss sactie Weaver, Of Williamsburg,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. T,
Stewart, on LaBelle street.
Hon. John ]. Jacob, OF Clinton, and
W. s. Mayors, OF Morgantown, were ct
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Ed Michael, conductor on the
Wheeling & Elm Grove road, left last
night for Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Capt. B. B. Dovener has become
so seriously III that it was necessary to
remove her to the Wheeling hospital for
treatment.
Rev. Messrs. Benedict and Williams,
Of steubenville, were in the city yes.
terday TO attend the mission at st.
Matthew's church.
G. B. stathers, Of St. Mary'si George
Rankin, OF Graysville, and Justus
Ekiu, OF New Martinsville, registered at
the Hotel Behler yesterday.
Miss Annie Brady, Of South Front
street, has accepted position as head
nurse in the new City Hospital at
zlnesville, o. Miss Brady will assume
her duties April l.
Louis schwalb will sail for Germany
with an excursion party from Cleveland
on May 8. Mr.. sChwalb will visit Hun.
gary, where he spent his boyhood, and
visit his parents there.
B. W. Connolly, OF Wheeling, Grand
Ohacellor Of West Virginia Knights Of
Pythias, spent few hours in town
Monday, leaving for Keyser in the even.
ing, where he attended Olive Branch
Lodge No. rs, Of this Order. He is
making a tour Of the State, visiting
nearly every subordinate lodRe--Pied.
mont Herald,
The Huntington Herald saysi Mr..
Frank Tucker has resigned his position
as city editor Of the Herald, and after
short vacation will most likely take q
position on one Of the leading Cincin.
natl dailies. During Mr.. fuckers en-.
gagemept with the Herald he has proven
himselie be 8 gentleman Of ability and
energy, and In his intercourse with the
people very materially assisted in the
splendid growth Of the paper.
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FOOLISH WOMEN.
Why viii They be so Thoughtloss and
Careless Even About Matters Which
Coneern Their Beauty.

Why Will They be so Thoughtiess and
Careless Even About Matters Which
Concern Their Beauty.
The plainest features become pretty when
clothed with fresh, yelVety skin. Its in tho
power Of every woman 70 have a soft, ane skin,
thus adding much 10 her charms, II she will de-
vote little time aud care 10 her toilet. II
should DO duty Is well As pleasure to every
woman to enhance her powers OF GttractlVenesS.
20 says the highest authority In London. Bpt
nothing can he more absurd than for any lady 70
Try and be beautiful simply BY powdering the
face. or applying cream or ointment. These
things are necessary, IL 10 true; but something
else e more important. Good refreshing sleep.
Warm circulating blood which never permits
cold feet or blue noses, These things make
beauty quicker then any powders or lotions can:
Bat, my lady reader says, how can this DO doneH
Keep the blood moving BY some gentle stimu.
liant, and for this purpose nothing Is equal %
pure WhIBkey, Not the WhiSkey ore commonly
hears Of; not the questionable kind that 10
drunk by gross men In grOsser places, but some
thing pure. pI'atAble and pleasing. 1hS 10 pre-
eIEely what Duay's Pure Malt Whllkey Ia and
what has made Il so immeasurea1ly popular.
The best doctors in the land prescribe II. the
inest ScleutiSu endorse Il. In Il all those quail.
tiles are found which make 1t. q great FRIEND 70
women. II relieves the Suferlngs % which
they are 90 subjected and counteracts the wear
ing effects which 30 often cause women 70 grow
DuIy's pure Malt Whiskey will, taken with .
little water, tone up the sySIem and replace
But be sure and secure the genuine and take
univ BuGFV'R,
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LOCAL BRBYlrIEs.
matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and ApouA
the CITY.
TIE GRAND this evening-Gus Hills
company.
The Bsnwood factory went on yester.
day morning.
The White Rose Social will give q
dance at Mennerchor hall this evening.
A COED crowd attended the public
sale OF groceries at O. W. Corners yes
terdAy.
HERMAN, the magieian, mystifed and
delighted q large audience at the Opera
House last night.
FURTHER repairs have been found 70
be necessary at the Wheeling steel
plant, and it has shut down again after
q run of only few days.
Work on the bridge over Caldwells
run, on Eof street, is progressing rapid
| "; the brick sheeting over the arches
on the west side was being laid yester-
day.
The work of repairing the Wheeling
& Lake Erie was so much delayed py the
high water last week that 1t will be i'm.
possible for trains TO run into Steuoen'
Vile before next week.
Tue many friends Of Mrs. Ann Hicks,
the well known and faithful nurse, will
be panied TO learn OF her death Monday
morning at five o'clock. Her funeral
will take place from the home Of her
daughter In BenWood.
THERE were twelve cases in the police
court yesterday morning. Dave Grant
paid SO and costs for keeping o poker
room, and the men arrested in the room
got S. and costs each. The other cases
we're OF the ordinary kinds. @
TaE Cleveland L Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has passed an order prohibit
ing their agents selling tickets to persona
who are under the influence Of liquor;
neither do they allow conductors to take
drunken men on the trains.
us. GRANT CAM, Sons Of Veterans
and the Ladies' Aid Society, gave ar
enjoyable hop in the G. A. r. hall last
night, for which Kilmyer furnished the
music. The way the affair wentof re
aected credit on both organizations.
The city garbage crematory is still
undergoing repairs, and what little gar
bage IL hauled up to the bill Is deposited
on the ground. 1t will be several days
vet before the furnace can again be used
It is being thoroughly built this time.
THE body Of Mrs. Caroline BriIlis, WHIT
died at Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday, wa
brought to the city yesterday and taker
TO the residence OF Fred Strautman, No
4l02 Water street, where the funera
will take place this afternoon at two
o'clock.
OFFICER scALLY yesterday tore dowI
, two shanties around the creek which
, were the resorts Of idle young fellow
for gambling and worse practices, ant
; which had become source OF serioul
complaint on the part Of persons living
in the vicinity.
The large plate glass was yesterday
placed in the show windows OF NJ
: Gutman & Co.'s. clothing store. Tit
dimensions OF the glass for the large
: windows are 10 by 10 feet, and they art
the largest in the city. When com
pleted the'front will be very imposing
The good weather has revived opera
tons in building. The new Hawlel
building on the old Grant House site
the new county jail and other work Il
being pushed, and rapid progress ha!
been made in tearing down the old 7
N. G. A. building 10 make room for TIT
Peabody Insurance Company's new
block.
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coMMlTrEg ON HBAIFH.
Getting LAX lEht-Rsport of crsmatory

Meeting Last NlGht-Rep0rt OF Crematory
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crsmatoEy Site.
The Council Committee on Health
met last night, with DR.. Campbell in the
chair. The report Of the subcommittee
appointed to select site for the pro-
posed new crematory reported that It
hAd examined into the matter, and had
ascertained that the most available site
lay beyond the toll gate, out on Cald'
wells run. Having been unable TO locate
the owner, the committee could not as
certain the price OF the land. The sub.
committee was continued and instructed
to look up the probable cost Of the site.
N. Dunn. superintent Of the Cre;na-
tory, handed in his report for the month
OF February, which was received and
fled. II states the amount OF garbage
and night soil burnt, as follows: Twenty
wagon loads OF garbage, 81 cart loads OF
garbage, 8 cart loads Of garbage from
Second ward market, cart loads Of gar
bage from Fifth ward market, 1872 bar
rets and boxes, II dogs and cats, l cali, /
horse, COW aud 100 barrels Of night soil.
The Superintendent reported that the
garbage hauled 10 the crematory Is
dumped in q pile while the furnace Is
being repaired, and he.was authorized to
hire q horse and cart, with driver, to
haul the stuff 10 the furnace when opera
tons are recommended.
The bill Of the Assistant Superintend-
ent Of the CremRtory, for work done In
February, amounting to $3.50, was
recommended TO be paid.
The Committee estimated the amount
Of appropriation required for the cur
rent year. The following sums were re-
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An exciting time was occesioned a
the upper Bellaire landing yesterday BY
the ferry people and the officers OF tht
steamer Phillips. The ferry peopit
placed q barge below thei- float, and the
Phillips came down, went to her usua
landing place and, the barge being In
the way, proceeded to pull her out
breaking chains AMI ropes. Crowds Of
people Witnessed the affair. The ferry
men tied the boat up again, but It was
taken away during the interval Of the
Phillips tip to Wheeling by the own
era lha Ralmont Coal Company.
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The only Observance OF St Pstrick'G
Day in Wheeling will be the banquet at
the Arion club hall this evening" given
by the Ancient Order Of Hibetnians,
A great many people will go down 70
Bellaire, however, and witness or patti.
pate in the parade there. several
Wheeling people have received BprlRH
Of "the beautiful shamrock" from Ire
land in the last day OF two, and It will
be worn proudly TO-DAY.
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BEbtlAiRB.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City,


All Sorts OF Local NoWS and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Father Drennen, Of the Ohio Valley NelEs was
down yesterday.
Gertte Davis, daughter OF the well known
colored man, John Davis, died sunday, aged 10.
]. W. Stacker, brother.in:law Of James Barn.
hill. died a. his room OF the Central House Sun
day evening. .,.. aaf..
On account OF theyery slim amount Of natural
gas, the Lantern Globe Company hBd hard work
TO keep things hot yesterday.
Ex.Clerk OF Courts, William Cash. was In the
city yesterday arranging for the removal Of his
family TO spokane Falls, Wash.
An infant child OF Edward MAnsel died yester.
day morning. Mr.. aud MTs. Mansel have lost
four children, all in their infancy.
Several car loads Of refuse from the potterIes
up the river have been hauled hero and thrown
In the recent c. d P. railroad wRshoutS.
"Queen Esthern will DO presented next week
for the benefit Of Prof. J. W. Hitler. $50 was
the net amount Of the two performances last
week.
dump" Sherman well known sport, has
purchased the upper restaurant OF 8. Love, and
will take charge at once. Sherman arrived from
East Liverpool yesterday.
The line Of march for tho A. o. II. parade this
morning Is rs follows: Form on Belmont street,
right resting on Thirty aFst street, down Thiftys
first TO Union, down Union to TWeuty.hlth, on
Twenty.flth 10 Belmont, thence south 70 the
end OF the paved street; counteFmatch on Bel
mont 70 TWeatleLh, thence 10 Union, up Union
10 Central avenue, west on Central avenue 10
Noble, north on Noble 10 street car stables,
thence to Front street, south on Front 70 Forty
ninth, on Forty ninth 70 Noble, down Noble %
Thirly.sevenIh, on ThlrtySevenih TO Belmont,
south on Belmont TO Turner Hall and disbRnd.
Several visiting delegations are expected and
the occasion promises 70 be grand one.
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WHEELING INsTALMENTc co.
THE WHEELING
lNSTALMENT
CO..
1856 4l4o Hsrk,t st,,,t.

House cleaning season-Housekeep.
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers', every.
body's busy season-spring is fast ap.
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display q most extensive line
of Spring Goods-we're mot yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will not
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is flled with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought We've purchased
an immense stock and with It we have
an assortment unequaled at prices un.
approachable.
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Gas Hills World Of Novelties.

The Grand was crowded to the doors
long before s o'clock last night to see
Gus Hills Company, which proved to
be one OF the best specially per orrnances
seen here for long time. There were
so many good features that space for
bids to mention the individual perform
ers. II is enough to say that those pres:
ent last night did not regret being pres
evening, and will give grand matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
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CINCINNATI, o., March lG-Flour in moderate
demand; family s. 9OAi 10; fancy 81 l0Ai IS
Wheat dull aud nominal: No. red 81 o.; receipt
1000 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn In
Oats In good demand aud stronger: No. 2 mixed
6gj1c. Rye quiet; No. 2, 81 90. Pork trmer al
$40 rs. Lard higher at S5 20k Bulk meAti
stronger; short ribs S Is. Bacon stronger: Sholt
clear 50 i2IS. Whisky steady; sales 1,Ql7 barrels
OF flushed goods on basis OF 81 IL. ButteI
strong; fancy Egin creamery 37aSSc; prime dairy
I7G2Sc. Sugar nominal: rednet 6kaG5tc: New
Orleans 4A6c. Linseed oil steady and hrtn OF go
mGnd and hrm; choice dull; creamery fiat III
1lHc.
gxc.ExAr1, o., March lS.-cOtton easy; mid
ding pkR 4.
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Mrs. Ella Pemberton who, some time
ago, was indicted for keeping Q house o.
m fame, but left the city, came back
yesterday, and last night Officer Lukena
arrested her and she was locked up to
wait Sheriff steenrod's orders.
William CLARK, Of Claysville, was in
the B. & o. depot drunk, and was ar.
rested by Captain Delbrugge.
Ed. uassApx had been misbehaving
around the house and his iOther syore
out a warrant for bis sons arrest. he
afterwards relented and withdrew the
suit.
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PAIRMONr COKE REGION.
Hon. T. W. Fleming Talks about Marion
County's Big Boom,

Hon. 7. W, Fleming Talks about Marion
County's Big Boom.
Hon. Thomas W. Fleming, Of Fair
mont, was in the city last night en-
route home from Pittsburgh, where he
had been to visit Mrs. Fleming, who ia
takinea course Of medical treatment in
that city. Hereports that when he left
her yesterday afternoon she was much
improved. {,
opment going on in the Upper Monon'
gahela coal regions, Of which Fairmon'
Is the centre, Mr.. Fleming said that the
operations begun there TWO or three
years ago have been OF great benefit t
that portion Of the State.
"Fairmont coke" he said, "fnds
ready sale in the Chicago markets, ant
the Monongah, Montana, West Fairmont
CASTOR and other works are running full
blast. The whole country is literal
ly illuminated by the glare iron
hundreds OF coke ovens, mos
OF which have been built within
the past two years. To give you an idei
Of what is being done there, will state
that at Fairmont the Baltimore q Ohio
road has two switch engines constantly
employed making up trains, and ar
average OF $50 cars Of coal and coke are
shipped from that point daily. This Is {
wonderful advancement, when the fac
that two or three years ago this region
was practically undeyeloped is taken
into consideration.
"Other projects are in contemplation
Great tracts OF coal still remair
and are being sought for by CAPT
talists. The next few years vii
witness development in oul
neck O. the woods, which will place thu
Upper Monongahela county in the posi-
ton We have always predicted 1t woIlt
occupy as a coke producing region. Thu
boom has struck US in dead earnest
Yon should come out and see for your
seif.n
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If You cannot see and need spectacles
You should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. Vie have The
anest instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
iunded. JACOB W. GRUB,
JeWeler and 0ptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit LAXATIVE, syrup Of Figs,
uader ali conditions make 1t their favor.
tie remedy. 1t 10 pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet eaectual in
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of water and Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.

Stage OF water and Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
The river last night was falling with
10 feet 6inches In the channel.
The Joe Walton, Tom Dodsworth,
Enterprise, josh Cook, Fred Wilson and
Pacific passed down yesterday with coal
tows.
The Matt 2. Allen cleared yesterday
for Pittsburgh Of l0a. m.-The Andes
passed up for Pittsburgh at Up. m.-The
Ben Hurswung ont for Parkersburg Of 5
p. m.
To.day's schedule is as follows: The
Keystone State will pass down from
Rittsburgh for Ginpinnati OF 81 q. mr.
The d. K. Bedford will pass up for
Pittsburgh from Cincinnati at 8 q. m.-
The Courier will leave for PArkersburg
at II $50 q. m.-The Hudson goes to
Pittsburgh at "a. m.