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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-30
A pOssIpLB SOURCE on TROUBLE.
Experienced men IN the Fire Department
being Replaced by tirbsn Hands

men IN the Fire Department
being Replaced by Green Hands
Chief Healy, Of the Fire Department,
at the instance Of the Democratic Coun'
eilmen and ward politicians, is getting
the Fire Department into a shape that Is
not promising. Since be has taken hold,
two Of the three men at the Atlantic, the
central station of the department, have
resigned because they felt they would
have to sooner or later on account OF the
opposition TO them on the part Of ward
politicians, and because they knew the
Chief had promised Councilmen and
Others before the election that .hey
should be fred. At the time Mr..
Healy took charge, Jacob RIVE
was the only experienced man In the
hook and ladder house, and nov his
place is filed by a man with no expert
ence whatever, who, by the way, Is 9
brother.in.law Of one OF the Fifth ward
councilmen. While Mr.. Ritz may have
been Objectionable to Mr. Healey, or to
some Of the councilDen, 1t certainly
would have been wiser not to remove
him until the other men in the house
became acquainted with the duties Of
their position. Asitisnow there are thrt Q
men ut the hook and ladder house, no
one Of whom has ever assisted in put.
ting up a long ladder. The last man
put on cannot drive the horse nor man
ipulate the tiller. he is OF no value
whatever, except possibly in the house,
TO brighten the brass work and grease
the axles.
II is understood on good authority
that Robert Cline, the hostler at the
Niagara, is to bs transferred to the
chemical house, and that Rbbrecht, the
only man WHO has experience in keep
ing up the electrical alarm system, Is 70
step out. This is said to be Robrtcht's
choice, but it is unfortunate that be
wants 10 leave when 30 many green
hands are coming into the department
There are rumorB OF other changes, bui
! they are mere rumore.
A well knoIn Democratic business
man who has large property interests in
the heart OF the CITY said yesterday:
~ am sorry TO see the Democratic
managers 30 anxious to have changes
made 10 one OF the most important de
partmen,s OF public safety. ! woulC
; have no objection to seeing some Of the
men dismissed, but 1t is dangerous Il
remove men from the Fire Department
} 100 rapidly"
Pointing to the third story of build
, ing in which he was interested, he said
, "suppose Gre should start up there
2 Do you suppose three men who neve
t raised ladder could get one up Their
8 among all those telephone wires, or d
you suppose green men could carry
line OF hose up after the ladder wa
erectedYn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-30
LOCAL BREY1rtEs.
matters of Minor Moment In and Abou,
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"The
Water Queen"
NIKE HURIY, laborer, was arresed
last night for drunkenness, by Officer
Herbert.
SEVERAL Of The committees Of the new
Council will meet this evening for or
ganization.
The Calamyer and Finley wells on
Island creek, up the river, were to have
come in yesterday.
JrHKs BRlNKMAN was badly burned at
the BenvoQd mill by the explosion OF 8
ball of molten metal.
OFFICER McNIcHoL yesterday shot q
snperannuated horse. belonging to O.
Kfmple, Of the Island.
DEMpsEY, the prizs fighter, passed
through over the Baltimore & Ohio road
on his way east on Wednesday.
The Joseph Bell Store Company has
added another warehouse, sixty by sixty
feet, to ito plant on North Main street.
Two coal csrts belonging TO Joseph
Hamilton broke down in the North
End yesterday. scattering coal about
over the road.
In Squire Ankles Office yesterday
John H. Agnew and Mary McMullen, Of
Washington, Pa, were married by Rev.
DR.. Cunningham.
A HELPER named Orr, employed at
the Brnwood mill, raked heap Of fiery
cinders over his foot, burning 1t so bad
" that he may lose 1t.
CHARLES BARKLRY, aged nineteen, let
a heavy box fall on bis foot yesterday at
the Red Letter Tobacco Factory, mash
ing his foot painfully.
RALPH WHITEHEAD, whose eye was
Injured at the postoftice last week, tried
to 20 to work yesterday, but was forced
to 60 home again after few hours.
THIEVES entered the residence Of John
Dyer, on Thirty first street, and stole 50
MIR. Dyer and his wife think from the
way they felt in the morning that they
were eloroformed.
N. R1RsrER, who was hurt by falling
from a tramway ct the Belmont blast
furnace on Wednesday, was able to be
out and at the furnaces yesterday. He
is stiff and sore, but is not badly hurt.
The last will and testament of Samuel
Mccarthy was yesterday admitted to
probate and ordered 10 be recorded. s.
A. Noble qualified as executor and gave
bond in 500, with James Howard as
surety.
NAPOLEON LITTLE yesterday wrote a
piteous appeal to the police to recover
the body Of a man drowned in the mud
on Baker street. He winds up, "For
Gods sake II you will do nothing for the
living, do something for thedead."
Mr.. TuoMAs 81. GRERS, a well known
architect and builder OF Martins Ferry,
has accepted the position Of general
superintendent for Klieves, Kraft & Co.,
Of this city, and will unter upon his du.
ties next Monday. He will continue to
have an Office in Martins Ferry.
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prllllant Rseeption Yesterday.

The reception given at the residence
OF Mr.. Kennedy Friend on the Island
by his sisters. Miss Gene Friend and
Mrs. Addie Boggs and Mrs. George FLAG.
Gus yesterday afternoon from 8 too
o'clock, was a brilliant and notable affair
in every respect. The spacious halle
and parlors were tastefully decorated
with flowers and amilax. The streets
surrounding the house were crowded
with carriages and the scene was very
lively. The hosteeses were assisted In
receiving by Mesdames ]. W. Grub,
Pla,oG Zane aud s. Clubb. Mesdames
Joseph Speidel aud William schwer'z-
ferger presided over the coffee ann
chocolate urns, and Mrs. Jennie Hen
dershot and Mics Ida Updegral, Agnes
Wilson, Sophie Carr and Carrie Bruss
had charge Of the dining room, The
Opera House orchestra furnished music
for the occasion,
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pAGOS RRAkRIsTRp
And win be Tried again-AnOthsr Case of
RabhsEy aAa enc othsE.

And win be Tried again-A Another Case Of
Robbery aaa enc OthSE.
In Justice Davis court yesterday,
Leonard Nicola, Raphael Lachesse and
Nicola Puci, charged with the larceny Of
sl68 from John Cooper, were remanded
to jail in default Of $1,000 bail. The case
will come up to-day. This case had
been once dismissed.
Andrew Michael and John Michael,
his son, were committed TO jail in de-
fault Of $500 bail each for the larceny Of
q trunk. The guests ut Andrews hotel
were accustomed TO deposit their month
" pay with their host, for safe. keeping.
The latter was robbed the other nj, ht,
and all the trust funds were distracted
from the trunk, which served in lieu Of
safe. II is thought that Andrew knows
more about the identity OF the robbera
than anybody else.
Two charges OF assault and battery
were brought against Andrew Loeffler,
who was fined IS and costs in each case.
The extradtti0n case Of State OF Penn
sylvauia vs.. John Horr was dismissed
About two years ago in Washington
c)unty, Pennsylvania, anindictment was
found against John Horr for the seduc'
E'tion OF Eta Hunt.
Yesterday Ex.Prosecutfng Attorney
Frank Taylor, Of that county, appeared
10 Squire DAvia's court as a witness.at.
tornsy for the man whom he had indiCt
ed two years before.
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In answer to inquiries by those desir.
ing to manufacture maple sugar as to the
bounty under the Mckinley bill the
question was referred to the United
states Attorney General, and he has
rendered the opinion that no bounty Is
payable on sugar produced prior to
July /, 1891. Producers who intend to
mapulacture sugar in the syringe Of 1892
under the provisions Of this act, must
file their notices and execute the bonds
between April / and July /, 1891.
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FaS PUBLIC LIBRARY,
a Proposal to Alter the Eutrance and In.
crease the Rent declined.


a Proposal to Alter the Eutrnnce and In.
crease the Rent declined.
The Board Of Education held a special
meeting last night to consider PROPOSE.
ton from W. P. Heiskeli, who has con-
troll Of tho Public Library building.
Mr.. Heiskell proposed that the Board
annul the five year lease they have on the
second story, for which they pay 500
year, and make new ten year lease at
81, coca year. In consideration OF the
Increased rent the owner was to build an
addition and make an entrance direct
from Fourteenth street. The plans ioT
the entrance and the addition, made by
Architect Frauzheim, were exhibited To
the Board.
The Board respectfully declined the
proposition on the ground that the in
crease in rent was too great for the ben
eft to be derived.
Mr.. HRrrell reported that the heating
and ventilating system in the First ward
school was not doing its work properly
and the clerk was instructed to ask thu
builders 10 send a man to repair it.
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NJ. j. McFADnEN.
NJ. j. McFADnEN.
j NDER
BELOW COST
Greatest Bargains Ever offered
lin Wheeling.

Extra Heavy Colored Mcrino shirti
and Drawers, reduced from 10 to 26c-
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from 50 to IS cents.
Extra good Jersey ribbed Camels Hail
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from IS tC
so cents.
Fine Red Wool Medicated Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 75to 50 cents.
Extra Good Striped English Merino
Drawers, reduced from 70 to 50 cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Lambs Wool,
Red Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 to 10 cents.
Medium Weight, Fine Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 81 to
70 cents.
Best Black Cashmere Wool Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 81 80 to 81.
Double Breast and Back Fine Natural
Wool shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 50 to 81.
Boys Best White Meriuo Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 40 to % cents.
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AschooI Board ,lnndam used.

Isaac Bogard and Henry Fink yester.
day applied to Judge PAUL, Of the Circuit
Court, for a mandamus nisi, directed to
the Board Of Education Of the 1nde.
pendent School District of Fulton, re.
quiring that body 10 show cause why it
should not admit the sons Of the COM
plainants, Harry Fink and Clarence Bo.
gard, to tho schools OF Fulton. The
Boprd was cited to appear at . p. m. on
Saturday and show cause, or thereafter
admit the boys TO the schools.
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MINnSOR.RERNS.

Pretty Woddlng at weIISburR Yesterday.
The Couple In wheeling.
Mr.. Chester W. Windsor and Miss
Maggie Burns, Of wellsburg, were quiet
ly married at the NJ. E. parsonage there
yesterday evening. Mr.. Charles R.
Windsor, brother Of the groom, and Miss
Lewis were the attendants. After the
ceremony the young couple were driven
TO the P. O, & st, L statIoB. where they
boarded the S:45 train for Wheeling
The groom Is one Of Wellsburg's enter.
prisinG citizens, and is the senior mem.
Der Of the drug firm Of J. II. Cooper 4
Co., while the bride is one Of Wells
burg's handsomest young ladies and i
very popular both AZ home and abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor are at the Me-
Lure house here,
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coo,, Ro,1ron,, shoviprp,

The earnings Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad for the third week in jan
uary were SIS, 793, an increase OF 81 Ola
over the same week of last year. This
is a splendid showing for the company
when It Is known that there is general
lull in business thRopgbGrt the country.
The Ohio River road in the first week
OF January also made handsome show
ing, the earnings being SlS.48l, as
against Sl2, III for the game week in 40.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Wedding : option Funeral Personal

"
Wedding = Reception - Funeral Personal
and General GoSAlp.
Mrs. John Terrlll and children are on the sick
list.
Ties for the Electrical railway began to arrive
yesterday.
James A. Lewis, orst. clalnvllle, was in town
Miss anna F. Miller IS visiting friends In ALE.
gheny, Pa.
Mr. BenIamau Exley, ST., who hiss been quite
III, Is somewhat better.
A number OF BellRIre naIlers have taken posi-.
lions IN The LauHblln mill.
Dr.. B. o. Williams has been appointed surgeon
Of the G., l.. 4 W. railroad at Martins Ferry.
J. X. Gardner, OF Hall, Gardner & Co., lumber
dealers, Of RidgewAy, Pa, wHs In town yester
day.
The ice machine for the Belmont Brewing
Company arrived yesterday over the Q. & +. on
six cars.
Superintendent j. E. Mannix hps moved into
the property on Fourth street formerly occupied
by harry weLheEaid.
Rev. Father MattlnEly assisted Rey. Father
Fitzgerald, OF Bellaire In the examination In the
st John schools there yesterday
L. W. PaelpS, Of "elorldG on Wheels" was
here yesterday making Arrangements for the Rp.
pearGScc OF the car February 2, Sand4,
A reception was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Melsenhelder, recently married., BY Mr..
tpd Mrs. r. OiRelrue Of their residence on
broadway, on Wednesday evening. A splcndid
supper was served.
Tho Wheeling boys who rented the Lafayette
hall for private skating party last night failed
to put In their appearance, and a large number
OF young PEG le Of this city who had been In.
vited were disappointed.
city, were quietly married Of st. Clalrsville, on
edneBday evening. ihp bride is thb daughter
Of Mr.. AN. He'll. SThe groom Is q butcher, and
bbtA'aIe eStimRble young people and quite pop.
nlRr.
The funeral OF tho late Lambert Watkins yes
Winters, pastor Of the n. E Church, OF which
the deceased was q member, OBLIGATED, and the
pallbCaren were, L. W. lnglebright, T. j. Irwin,
u. W. Thorngate, stephen Hipklns, il, IoSepk
Medill and J. Y. t9tteTgon. Among the rela.
tIves who attended the funeral were the Gill
brothers, IL SteubenVllle
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The Re.t IN ihn Mnrlh.

]. D. LoughYan, ex.Mayor Of Mort,
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-.
facturer Of steam engines and boilers,
said: Lad severe attack OF la grippe.
l used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Ohamherlsin's Pain Balm TO
my breast. These remedies were Just
the thing In my case. My child had
croupsome years ago, and we used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
l had a cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for O Chamberlain.
He had deepseated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy q bottle. 1t
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ever knew anything Of Chamber.
lain's remedies. l have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that Of my family con.
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that 10 what I think
For sale by W. W. Irwin, O. R. Goethe,
]. Klari, O. Schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrich,
John Coleman, w. E. Williams, O.
and w. o. Armbrecht,
DGw
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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 Interes.s.
The river was rising with II feet
inches in the channel last night. The
reporia from above were:
Pittsburgh-s feet 9 inches and Tis.
ingI weather, raining.
Brownsyille-S feet inches and ris-
ing; weather. cloudy aud warm.
Warren-1 foot G inches and rising;
weather, mild with light rain.
Morgantown-6 feet g inches and sta.
tlonary; weather, cloudy aud mild.
The Ben Hur received her new shaft
at Pittsburgh.
The Keystone State had a good freight
and passenger trip up yesterday.
It is now Mate Murray Mcdonald, he
having received his papers Q short time
since.
The towboat j. W. Gould has laid
up at Pittsburgh and Con. Med Is
visiting friends in the city.
The Fay g., Capt. Jimmy Mcdonald,
has a big contract digging for the new
bridge contractors over in the Back river
near Etnaville.
The O. W. Bachelor, for Cincinnati
at s a. M, the Congo, for Pittsburgh at
8 a. M, and the Allen, for Pittsburgh at
the same hour, are the only heats'on. TO.
days sChedule.
Harry Holiday, the well known
steanboatman, was at the wharf yester.
day telling all his friends to ask him the
time OF day. Harry drew No. 10 in q
paeksge OF Red Letter tobacco and re-
ceived fine gold watch.
The fog worked q great hindrance to
the boats yesterday morning aud every.
thing was away out Of time. The Key
stone, due up the night before, passed
by at II o'clock yesterday morning.
The Courier got away for Parkersburg at
1880 q. m.-The Il. K. Bedford, due to
leave at Z a. M, got away for Pittsburgh
at 7 p. m.-The Hudson, due to pass up
at s a. M, got away at ~, m'-fhe Ben
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Another frightiul calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results OF this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at Hof's shoe store,
OF l148 Main street, and the people are the
benetactors by It. Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. Alarge stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies az we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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There were many Fragments Of differ.
ent sorts OF weather yesterday and last
night. After rain for good part OF the
afternoon the sky cleared off beautifully
Just at dark. About an hour later II
clouded up around the horizon and
there was almost incessant lightning,
very bright, but not accompanied by
thunder. Gradually the sky darkened
all oyer, and rain and heavy hail in gusts
prevailed for IN hour or 20,
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The steubenvIlle Female semlnary

opens lie second half year session next
Monday, February 2. As our SEM
inarv has suspended there ought to be q
half dozen Of our Wheeling girls to go to
our neighboring seminary. Asthe Pres.
byterian Banner Of last week stated: "Itis
a model family school, where the Prin.
cipal and his assistants give personal
attention TO each pupil. Altogether the
presented by this school are
many and great; parents and guardians
cannot make q mistake in pStronising
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The EleetrIe can stopped.

At about $3.50 last evening, the power
on the electric street line and the cleo.
tric light wires ceased suddenly and
places using the light were suddenly
plunged into darkness. The cars stopped
where they were and the operators and
conductors were notified that the power
would not be on again soon, aud were
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The police seem to be gathering them
in in blocks OF five now. Five cases
made up the docket again yesterday. A
plain drunk named Norton paid 81 and
costs. Dan Hahne was fined S. and
costs and Buck Allen S. and COSTS for
their row in q South End saloon. Frank
McAdams and Maggie FerTell, for being
In house for immoral purposes. went
to the hill for fifteen days each in de-
fault Of fines.
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ordered to stay with the cars. The shut
down was due to an accident in the pow:
er house while one Of the pieces Of
machinery was being prepared for re:
moval TO the new plant. TWAS thought
last night that tho plant would be in
good shape by tonight. Later In the
night all but one Of the cars were hauled
In hy hoFReR.
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EGGER, wARRIcK & co.
Cleaning House.
After the Christmas rush

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleaning,
SO to speak.
Ours is a clearance sale
that will put money in your
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra
ordinary values are any in
ducement to buy. We have
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
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(. IF You cannot see and need spectacle
gOu should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
anest Instruments and more experience
dian any other Upticfan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. 6RUkB.
JeWeIer and OptcianS
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Tic Itnrns finna Now.

John Cooper. the blind man who lost
all his money last month, yesterday lost
the horse which he has been using to
haul the oil to the street lamps Of the
city outside Of the gas district, for the
OF which he has the contract.
The horse fell a few days ago and in.
jured its spine, which caused death yes.
teFday. The animal was sept to the
glue factory.
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CLEANING UP SALE!
A Rare Chance for Money
Savers This Week!
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
9orloccs Lancaster slnghsmaat C'icwOtthso
$50 Pieces American Indigo Blue Calico at 5'1G
worth &c.
100 Pieces MenlmAc Light Calico att,Gc.
100 Pieces Merrlmlo Dnk Calico at 47Ic, worth
200 Pieces 1avren:e LII. Muslin at '71O, worth
% nesse 3, Calculated Z. P. D. All Wool Skirts at
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
40 Roll. Ro4bury and sunicn Tapestry Btu''
sells at 7sc, worth 9oc.
IS Rolls Best All Wool TX Super Carpets ate'c
worth 7Sc.
Osmyrnn Rug. ats ss, wsrthss
5Osmyrna Rugs at 81 10. worth 50.
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SpRnIAL HARaAlNS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our Incoming spring stock
Flrst.clasS work anG ilt guaranteed, AlsO
bargains In Under Tear and Hall hose.
0esr the celebrated lace back SuS-
Dender tOr comfort and durability.
@. HESS a. SONS,
Merchant TAllOrs and Gents Flrnishtrs.
1891 aud 1898 Market street.
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The hop at the Linsly Institute to.
night promises to be as great a social
event as the one given before the Holt.
days. The invitations are in the form OF
an admission ticket and already large
number OF them have been sold. Those
who desire to attend Gan secure tickets
from any OF the cadets.
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The Board OF Public Works had an
adequate force OF men at work along
Market street yesterday cleaning up the
mud. A good deal OF II was carried away
before the rain came, and 1t washed the
pavement of very nicely. A good deal
more cleaning Is badly needed. The
Augean stables were exemplars Of puri-
ty compared to some Of the thorough
fares ofthis city.
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Peck & Funman's "Daniel Boone, or
on the Trail. will be given at the Grand
tonight. The company is accompanied
by a number OF Indians, q brass band
and other taking accessories, and no
doubt the parade to-day will have the
effect Of crowding the house this even