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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23
SUCCEED AND ROBBED.
A West Virginia Merchant Robbed
orTlyo Hundred Dollars
AFTER BEING TERRIBLY BEATEN
4, I1nuylllc, Ohlo...lIc Takes mp
with two Strangers IN Wheeling,
who Follow Him Across the leland
md Waylny Him In Lonely Spot.
The Victim Badly Cut and Bruised.

4 daring robbery, the deed Of c%pcr-
fenced thugs, took place at Etnaville at
about $50 oclocl: last evening. Tho
victim was a. i. Anderson, postmaster
snl general storekecpor Mt Brink, near
Warrington, West Virginia; the rob
hers are not known except by fairly
accurate description given OF them by
Sir Anderson. Tho police OF Bridge
nor. and Wheeling arc looking Tor
them, and ii they are not caught they
will enjoy $500 OF Mr.. Andcrson's cash.
Mr.. Anderson, besides being postmas-
Ter a. Brink, runs n general store and
carries On quite an extensive business.
lie cane to Wheeling last evening with
800 In his inside poke! for tho purpose
Of t.gaidating some Indebtedness, max
inc some purchases and depositing the
remainder in Il bank. lIG reached the
civ on the { o'clock train and was walk
ipgu Sixteenth street when he was
accoqicd by two strangers, who appeared
10 be innocent people IN his eyes. After
some conversation the trio grew conf
DENTAL and Mr. Anderson let them
knox hil destination. 1t appears that
he owed Mr.. Thomas Mean, proprietor
OF the Martins Ferry key and barrel
factory, small bill. and he told his
new malo friends that he was
a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23
CHARMING RECEPTION.
NrS. J.J. Holloway Entertains Her Friend
Mt Her Lcntlrrvool Hanna

IiFS. I'D. Holloway Entertains Her Friends
ut Her Lontherw0od Home.
The winter social festivities were in
augnr0ted yesterday by an afternoon tea
AID evening reception given by Mrs. j.
J. Holloway, at the home OF her mother,
Nh. J. D. Dubois, OF Leathcrwood.
The spacious old-stylc Southern man
Sion was turned into truly tropica.
bower for the occasion. Every avail
able niche and corner presented pic
tWe OF landscape gardening tables,
mantcIs, windows, all seemed suddenly
10 have bloomed and blossomed with
the finest buds and choicest flowers OF
spring.
The delicate perfume OF the flowers,
theSolt light shed by the shaded lamps,
the summer warmth that pervadod the
rooms, all enlivcned by the familiar
strains OF kl!moyer's music, welcomed
lie guests as thCywere ushcred into the
presence OF the receiving party, COM
posed OF Mrs. J. J. Holloway, Mrs.
walker Petersen, Mrs. L. Rush s;wope,
MIS- Noliat and Miss Deborah McDon-
aid, OF Bridgeport.
A pleasant innovation that was
heartily enjoyed by the elder folks was
introduced by Mrs. Dubois, who, with
several friends. occupied position on
the opposite side OF the hall from the
RECEIVING party, where they received
inc lHd'es as they passed out from the
FORMAL reception, inviting them to be
seated while they entertained one
another and visited" before entering
INC o!NlnE room, where delicious and
Goh inviting repNst awaited the guests.
,i''% Of the representative society pco-
H.g q Tie city were present either dur
'" " INC afternoon or evening.
,j0G afternoon reception closed at 5
oGo3& to make way TOR the Young
Peoples hour which began ut 7: 80 and
continued till Il late hour in the even
lnF, when the young men and maidens
l!yi'actantly separated to talk over the
II iWEeIy time" they had had ut Mrs.
tioAoways, and 10 look forward with
pleasant anticipation to the numerous
JHS ,; that are promised to follow
""'"'S "c coming social season.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting of tho board of Directors.
"A sound I'innn cial Condition.

NpHut'iohs
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Dase bali men
throngcd the corridors OF the yelling
ton hotel to-day. Chris Van Der Ahc,
of st. Louis, Zach Philips, OF Louisville,
president OF tho American Association,
and half hundred other managers aud
players were present to attend tho an.
nual meeting OF tho American Associa-
ton. AT noon tho board Of directors
went into executive session. They
found the association in good financial
condition, with considerable in tho
treasury. II was voted to recommend
that the new Chicago club be admitted
TO membership.
President Phelps presented his annu.
al report, during the course OF which he
anamadvortcd harshly upon the suspi.
clon attached to the closing games in
tho Lcagne contest, and congratulated
the Association OH It's freedom from
such suspicion.
He said that tho breach between the
League and Association had halilcd all
efforts to bridge it over and expressed Il
conviction that the League will agree TO
no settlement unless assured OF it.
At tho general meeting OF the Associ-
alton tho business transacted was the
admission Of Chicago, the adoption OF
President Phelps report and the hear
ing OF application from several clubs for
admission to the Association. All the
applications were deferred with small
hope OF being finally granted unless the
circuit should be enlarged to twelve
climbs.
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GOOD FOR !LlSSlITT ,


10 Pours Hot Shot Into Tnmmnny nnd
Uses Good Anglo.snxom In Doing So.
New ionH, Oct. .22.-Whilc Senator
Fassett, Republican candidate for gov
crnor, was addressing Il large concourso
in this city tonight, he was frequently
interrupted by boisterons talk.
At length a mrlcc sprang
up in the rear of the house and
the police hurried down the aiscs TO
qucll it. "This illustrates Tammany
methods" began Mr.. Fassett. "Tam-
many IS trying to break up the meet
ing" shouted many men, springing to
their fcet.l The speaker commanded
attention, while the police finally Sc
cured silence, and then he spoke
thus: "lhc methods OF Tammany
are best understood By personal
experience" said Mr. Fassctt, excited
ly. "They have tried to smother hon
cstvotins for thirty years and now to
try to smother DISCUSSION. 1t is the
method OF the coward and brute. It is
the method OF the thu. and assassin.
1t is the method OF the burglar and the
murderer. 1t is the method OF men and
beasts who shun the light OF day and
80 abroad only with dark lanterns"
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Pnrkcrsburs sentinel Company.

Special Dispc'ch to The In.c'ligcaccr.
PARKERsDuEG, W. Va, Oct. 22.-Last
night the stockholders OF the new 'Scnii-
mel company met in L. n. Taveners
office and perfected an organization with
the following, board OF directors: Robert
McEldowney, George W. Tavener, L. n.
Tavencr, 7. L. Quinn, W. II. +. Kelly,
G. ?. Harvey and I. Munchmeyer. The
following officers were elected: Robert
McEldowney, President; George W.
Tavcner, Treasurer and General Man
aser; G. P. Harvey, Secretary. The
general manager was instructed to pro-
coed to complete the purchase as soon
as possible.
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LOCAL Bl,EvrriEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In mud About
the City.

orERA House this evening = Irene
Kent.
), TnE GnAsp this evening "Pcck's
Bad Boy.n
TnE rain yesterday emphasized tho
dirtincss OF the streets.
THERE was not case in tho police
court yesterday morning.
WoRK went right on on the Main
street bridge yesterday between the
showers.
TIE Neptune fishing club will give II
grand ball at Westwood's hall this
evening.
TtE Council committees on finance
and claims have been called to meet
this evening.
Work on tho numerous big buildings
going UP about town was badly delayed
by the heavy rains.
THE Bijou Social will give a dance ut
Beethoven hall on Friday, October 50.
Mayors orchestra will play.
TlIg funeral OF Miss Maggie Volton,
who died yesterday morning at Mounds.
vile, will take place on Saturday.
A LARGE lot OF brick il being taken
out on the Elm Grove cars for the new
building OF tho company at the eastern
terminus.
TIE Terminal watch boxes on Chap
line and Eoii streets, were in course Of
construction yesterday. The material
Tor the gates is already on tho ground.
OWING to lcal;y boilers the LaDclle
forge department was of awhile yestcr-
day, and tho nail factory was Off the
entire day, having run out Of nail
plate.
Ono ofthc workmcn ut the Wheeling
steel plant was badly burned last night
by the molten metal falling in water.
The physicians were working with him
at last accounts, and he may recover.
TIE explanation is made that the
commissioners names were cut of the
stone in the new jail foundation be-
cause five OF them were misspolt. The
same names are TO be cut on it again.
MRs. CHARLES KLAGS and her
daughter, Carrie, accused OF taking a
cloak from Stone IL Thomas's store,
were bound over to court yesterday by
Squire Ankle, in default OF 500 bond
each.
TIE Friendship Social gave a ball last
night at Schcnl;' 3 hall. The Friendship
boys do not belle the name OF the
organization, and their friends who
attended last nights dance had good
time.
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, the woman with
four children who applied to the
authorities night before last for aid,
will be sent by the County Board to
Parkcrsburg this morning. She has
friends living in that part OF West Vir-
ginia.
AN Italian, whose name could not be
learned, had the ends OF two OF his
fingers mashed yesterday morning by
getting his hand caught between two
timbcrs, while working on the stone
bridge job. The wound was dressed at
Ebelngs pharmacy.
TiIE suit club trial comes up in court
on the sd. Kemp, the agent OF the
company, says he intends to plead
guilty to the charge. He says he will get
ten days in Jail and light fine. An
other scheme will be set atloat when
the members OF the suit club get ont OF
jail.-BeiiGHc Independent.
TIE reception and dance given at
kemplc's hall last night by the South
Side Bachelors Club was grand sue
cess. The only drawback was that the
guests were too numerous for the hall,
yet all enjoyed themselves. Notes or
chestra furnished music. On Monday
night the club will formally organize.
1t is promising social organization.
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9. meNDrL co.-cARpers AND FURNITURE,
SOFAS AND COUCHES !!

We have M eye to tho comfort and welfare
Of our patrons, rs you will decide ii you'wil
take tho trouble to look over our new assort-
ment OF SOFAS and CoucuEs. Ii you desire
M expensive luxury in this limo, A. paragon
Of richness and elegance, wo aro ready for
you, and quito as anxious to mako you a,cus.
toner. II your choice Is for moro modest
clnss OF goods wo sell really artistic SOFA .
Mt price within tho resources OF all, and
carry stock includingla large and small sizes,
and all prevailing shapes ind designs. Tho
best Of upholstorlng and thorough finish ,
mako these goods not only desirable but OK.
ceptionally satisfactory. Our store is tho
emporium for honest furniture ut honest
prices.
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The Rain Did Not Pour.

HOUSTON, Ten. Oct. N.-One Of the
ranchmen who put up his money to in
duco the rainmakers to experiment in
Southwest Texas says that after three
days and nights OF continual lombard
ing only 4 small shower OF few
moments duration fell, which was fol-
lowed by cold norther and clear sky.
The test was made on the explosive
theory with dynamite, cotton and COM
bustible balloons.
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Special D!$ph'ch 10 INC !htchgsrcsr
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Postmastcrs
appointed to-day: c. Il. Reed, vice A.
White, resigned, Bolton, Marshall
county; ]. II. Davis, vice n. B. Siraar,
resigned, Clendcnnin, Kanawha county;
j. G. Hcare, vice L. j.. Davis, resigned,
Kirby, hampshire county; c. c. Unger,
vice A. Meyer, resigned, Statler's Cross
Roads, Morgan county,
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK.
A Serious Iicnd End Collision on tho Iian-
sax CIV ~ 81 ,IUsrnh Wand

sas City ~ St. Joseph Head.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Oct. GA head
end collision occurred on the Kansas
City, Council Bluffs & st. Joseph rail
road near NTurray's station, three miles
north OF here, ut 7:30 o'clock this morn
ing between 4 freight and north
bound passenger train. The freight
train and both engines were complete
ly wrecked. Engineer Eager, OF the
passenger train, remained on his en-
CINE and was fatally injured. Express
Messenger Rcvenaugh was severely in
jurcd and a newsboy badly hurt. No
passengers were injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23
MCDONALD OH EIEIp.
Tho Wells Arc Decl!ning-Two Good On,
Camo in Yesterday.

ihc NciiS arc Dcclaing-JWo Good Ones
Camo in Yesterday.
PlrrsDuRolI, Pa, Oct. 222.-Thc reports
from the Mcdonald oil field indicate
that the wells are declining, and tit
were not Tor the new wells coming in
the decrease would be very perccptible.
Two new wells wero brought in to-day,
both doing about 1000 barrels 4 day.
Ono is the Fertig-Conklin well. about
$50 feet from the burned Cook we'll.
The other is the George S. Martin 4 Co.
well, on the Donant farm, in the eastern
end OF town. The Matthews well, which
put $40 barrels M hour in the tank on
Saturday is now doing $50 barrels an
hour. The Devonian Oil Company's
well, on the Elliott farm, which was
doing 1880 barrels, was drilled deeper
to-day and the flow increased to about
5000 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23

Special Dispatch 10 The fn'eiigcacrr.
PARKERsnuRo, W. Va, Oct. 22.-NIiss
Carrie Brigham, . handsome young lady
OF Marietta, was married tonight to
John William Mckinley, OF Washing
ton. D. q. Mr.. Mckinley is nephew
OF Major William Mckinley.
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Bank Gn.!urc,

LEwIspuRG, Tenn, Oct. 22.-The Bank
OF Lewisburg, the Oldest financial insti-
tuition in this city, made an assignment
this morning. Bad collections and the
contraction OF the money market arc
given as the cause. 1t is thought the
assets ara in excess OF liabilities.
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HAvERlllLL, Mass, Oct. 22.-Hon.
John J. ingalls,, who was to have lee
turcd in the Academy OF Music last
night, was taken suddenly i'll in the
afternoon and was forced to cancel the
engagement. lie is the home OF his
father, Z. I. Ingalls,.
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savior Hor al gold that glittors" is true
Won ni 5i'"ElIia that is SO labelled. Ii YOU
p gJ'i w. % sure OF the genuine article,
orSo wi ayers Sarsaparilla, and take no
triGoi Health is 10 precious to be
"'ii' nEw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23

Jerry Stage, who resides near More
park, Mich, lost 100 hogs by cholera
during the past three weeks.
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The finest, best and largest assort-
ment OF mems fine shoes in this city in
all the leading styles. L. V. BLOND.
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llII;D.

MALBY-M Wichita, Kns.. on Monday, October
-. 1891, GRANT FRAME MAlHy, agcd % years,
months and is days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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soma S S,oo want TO save your money take
Inc S S,oSk IN the new Wheeling Build
nisb ,t,ss 81 Meets every Saturday
C6 Can, 4. oi!iGe of Franklin Insurance
any, r roty Shares $l5O each, without
anil, ~; REBATES. For further Information
'Iin H.? 70 either OF tho following persons.
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the springs could not flow down into
the natural water course and on
down to the lower lands. 1t is clear
to Us from a personal view of the
I0cus an quo that the water would not
flow in any volume into the fume
unless the spring patches were
damned up. And even If the de-
PENDANT took water in the fume to
the kula land only during the hours
that he was entitled to water for his
lower lands, it is not clear that it
would not be an injury to those
whose time for the use of water
followed his-for the disuse of the
lower auwais during his hours
would tend to make them
dry and absorb more water
when it was again turned into
them. The defendant, as the owner
of the Kaaikahi spring patches, is
entitled to the water originating in
them sufficient for their needs, but
the right to the surplus water has
been acquired by the lower land
owners and cannot be diverted by
means of this fume without injury
to them. We therefore affirm the
judgment of the commissioner order
ing the removal of the fume.
It was shown before the commits
sioner that the defendant was &C.
customed to dam the water up in his
kalo patches until it had accumu-
lated to a considerable height. He
would then let it flow off in an in
creased volume to the lands in which
he was interested, which were en-
titled to water. During the time the
patches were thus filing, the parties
whose time for irrigation this was
would be deprived of water. These
reservoir patches then becoming
emptied the parties next entitled to
water in order of time would get no.
flow of water until it had accumu-
lated sufficiently to run again
through the outlets. The commits
sioner, in his judgment, has provided
against repetition of this manifest
injustice by placing stones In the
beds of various outlets of the reser-
voir patches, above which the water
cannot rise. Counsel for defendant
admits that his clients act in thus
closing up the reservoir patches is
wrong, and he does not question the
decision of the commissioner IN
ordering that this practice shall
cease. We therefore affirm this part
of the judgment also.
Costs to be paid by defendant.
J. A. Magoon IF. M. Hatch with
him) for plaintiff; w. e. Castle for
defendant.
Honolulu, September %, 1891.
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y0F THE COURT PER JUDD, C. j.
ain springs called ''Kaaikahi''
DOB valley, originate in land of
s.lslt. The water comes up in
spsrts of several kalo patches,
are surrounded with banks, as
s d. These kalo patches are on
terraces and the water, after
ping them, percolates through
INKS in places and also runs
gi them in several small open
into a natural water course
runs along the bottom of
4 valley, There are other
~ in the bed Of this water
land the accumulated body of
ktoTs along and is taken out
:l small auWais to the various
patches through the valley
nave acquired a right by pre-
0l to use the water. The
Eah's kalO patches are among
9E large tracts of kalo land are
Pied with water from an anWai
starts at some distance above
Aaslkahl springs. The people
IL lands have acquired rights to
spilled with water from the
Glahl springs have submitted to
alzOn Of their use of the water
NATION of time said to have
made many years ago by the
er Of Interior, the validity of
y Is not questioned in this case.
y rainfall in the present year
Tsl exceptionally scanty, and,
- consequence, springs have
a' streams have become re-
70 almost nothing, and kalo
'aS has suffered. We saw many
.a'cnes in this valley where the
vas periShing.
matly there has been put ND by
1 ~ Or by his Chinese lessee
\, S SIs orders, it is imma.
\ winch, a hume, one end Of
s a Vas placed in an outlet of the
s ~,al Ealo patches, which serve
n S S,S for the spring water
! Vails up IN them. The Other
e. /" d me tune extends over anc
i !, '4e natural intercourse tt
81 y 4, A y land on the opposite
sleI. u 'ae intercourse from the
y " springs. Some of tn,
b s iuStefore, which formerly raj
ess ~o springs into the natura
z&s nuts" NUT to supply kalo lane
"a " va led across this water
Gsb SuI J, was used to irrigate kul
II u 1t Is not pretended is en-
s3.,t wafer. 1t is claimed bv dc
<sa 5'' and it is not denied, tina
hui os. 9as other kalo land belo,
u is 9usl'l .9 with the plaintiff t
vi i sc ona. the Kaaikahi springs
d q, 'taa!tended that it was som
iast bs '9ls water-right that dc
s Din fbou run over on to the kul
not shown, however, thu
aa t5a had entirely discol
aits n Irs Use of water on an
ssbisSb' ttlon of his kalo land b
&nb,tfi Was entitled to water, an
sN&s b sn9e his kula land on II
Oank as the recipient of th
~ sP' t deciding the questic
~ b. wat water right by p prsSsri
l b. !; used upon certain lar
se Inverted to and used up(
s>'.acas, i q to do this as de defe end
SdaS . y a manifest injury to t
'so.s = shows that in ord
Ss'iags p aas Of water vat RI in the fur
Ss BE- o,, Now, during m1gnt the ae't ii,
OSa55l .t of these patch
Fpeu the surplns water -,
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r,5ookiekie VS.. Keanini,
nm e, J.. BICKERToN AND DOLE,
Ix'CULLY, j., ABsENT).

averting water from certain
:a wv n land not entitled to water
M nn h bv defendant. The springs
' PENDANTS land, and after sup
i..5.fendant's kalo patches therein
-, gas accustomed to flow down
natural water course whence
!abad acquired an easement to use
|oisr for bis kalo patches below. 1t
.nei BY defendant that he had
/, land below which was entitled
/ h with the plaintiff to water from
|IgHow of the springs, and that he
srarted by this flume the water
he was entitled to use below.
The Aume should be removed. It
n unwarranted interference with
Igintifs method of enjoyment of
a,pment in the water from the
I, and injurious to him and others.
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tgE DAILY
numerical Advertiser
IL puBLISHEO-
,,,oi,,g Except Sundays
~. 80 Merchant Vt
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PAPER HANGING /

GIVE il. MEYER, THE PAINTER
VI q call and have your paper hangip4-
done promptly and neatly. $50 lcst s..
T. q. Box SS7. xJeos1y
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EGAN vApoR ENGINES Run
X, electric lighting plants, elevators
printing presses, band and jig saws, anu IL
in fact are adapted wherever power Is
needed. Jos. Tinker, sole Agent ior Ine
Hawaiian Islands.
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,.,rarpe Court Of the Ha'
raiian Islands
In BanCO.
In Vacation.
AUGUST, 27, 1891.
,,bookiekie VS.. Keanini.
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Furnished Rooms and Board

ooo1 AIRY ROOMS AND FAMILY
iOn,5 - he had at Ka Palama, King
Straot within Is minutes walk OF town "
s A5Sross " :. r" Advertiser Office. 2843-u