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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07
CONCERT HALL MURDER.
a Young Singer Shot by Her Lover, Who
Then Kills HImSelf.

Then Kills HImSSlf.
NEw YORK, May 6.-The Excelsior
Concert Hall, in the Bowery, was the
scene OF murder and suicide last night.
Ida Brevoort, one of the singers, was
shot in the right temple by a man whose
name is thought to be Wilbur. He shot
himself Immediately afterwards, and
death in both cases was instantaneous.
There were about four huAdred people
in the hall at the the time and great
excitement prevailed. The man entered
the hall about 1880 o'clock and seated
himself at one OF the tables. Ida BIs-
wort was then on the stage singing.
Wilbur called a waiter and sent re.
quest to Miss Brevoort that he might be
allowed to see her. She sent back the
reply that she did not want to see him.
A few minutes afterward Wilbur called
another waiter and repeated his message
to the singer. The answer was the
same. When Miss Brevoort left the
stage she entered a small reception.
room, where the singers were accus.
toned to go after their performances.
Wilbur probably watched his opportu.
nifty and entered the little room when no
one was looking. At II o'clock three
pistol shots were heard by the startled
crowd. In the little room on the floor
were the bodies OF the man and the
woman, both dead. The singer had evi.
IDENTIFY Just entered from the stage be-
fore Wilbur went into the room. What
passed between them is not known.
Two of the shots that made known the
eb sSsg 9pe a As bs2 bodR ooR SS 5 o%S
the chair to the foor her murderer com.
pleted his work by putting a bullet into
bis own brain. The identity OF the man
could not be fully established, but from
cards and pawn tickets in his pocket 1t
was found that bis name was probably
Wilbur, and he seemed to ba a toTer al
Ida BreVoort.
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NEW yoRE, May e.-speaking Of the
result OF the deliberations OF the New
Orleans jury, Editor BursOtt, Of Il Pro.
EresSo, to-day remarked: at is what We
thought would be done, Il is an out
rage that these men should escape Tor
Vhst they have dope.P Among Italian
residsnta' the sane sentiMent was eT-
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apse1tlt OTsp1tGA 70 utt 4Rtt1tVelcCFs
CoLuMsUs, ONO, May 6.-state sena.
tor Pattison, Democrat, has refused to
accept the voucher for his pay as a
member Of the Legislature since March
A, The salary which he thus declines
TO draw is $500. Mr.. Pattison was elected
to Congress from tbs Eleventh district
last iall. The Democrats had bare legal
msiority in the Ohio Senate, aud as a
matter Of party policy he continued to
hold his seat until the close OF the
session. Since the 4.h Of Martb, there.
fore, he has been holding two Offices.
He bases his refusal to accept the money
upon the injustice OF drawing two
different salaries at the same time. AS
matter Of money, Senator Pattison can
afford TO assume this highly moral
attitude. He receives $4,000 year as
the President OF a life insurance com.
pany in addition to his pay as Con-
pFPBAman
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THE COLD SNAP.
Not Much Damage In Pennsylvania BY the


PITrsBuReH, Pa, May 6.-Rsporta
from the outlying country districts 90 to
show the light frost Of last night was
broken just in time by a warmer wind
at midnight. No damage has been sua.
tanned by fruit trees, and no killing frost
is expected tonight.
At Johnstown the ground was cover
ed with light snow to-day and the ther.
mometer below freezing, with slight
damage to fruits. Snow also fell along
the range Of the Blue Mountain peach
belt near Chambersburg. Lime fires
were kept alive all night and heavy
growers report crops uninjured. Up
the Allegheny river heavy frost is re-
ported with light snow and fruit certaini
~ ininrAd.
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1a,esl.Ialing tIle Now Tarltf.

NEW York. May 0-rhS sepats Com
mittee ON Finance is in session behiBd
closed doors iu room III, Fifth Avenue
Hotel. The object is to inquire into the
yorkinRs Of the new tariff and at to-
isy's meeting the line Of inquiry ylll be
decided ppon. The committee will as'
range a schednle or price lists by means
Of Which the gentlemen hope to better
nc pYsssnt condition OF the talih system
Hon. John q. Carlisle is presiding over
the proceedings.
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Tho Secretary Glad Of II.

wAsniSeroS, DC, May G,-secretary
Foster was to-day told of the seizure at
San Diego yesterday Of the GILLIAN
steamer Etata, which was to receive the
arms, etc, from the Robert and Minnie.
His only reply was that he was glad Of
il, Nothing Is known at the State De.
partmort about the seized vessel.
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This evening Frank Jones, one OF the
best comedians Of the day supported by
his own company, and the celebrated
FsrneTS' Band will give one perform
anoe at the Grand. Mr.. Jones appsars
In his new play called the "Country
Cousin" which 10 said to be very tunny,
The boys should look ont Tor the prand
parade Of the farmers Band. seats ara
now on sale at Weir'e,
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MADRID, May 6.-The draft of tho
treaty OF commerce between Spain and
the United States was sent to the
Spanish Minister at Washington last
week with instructions to sign it ip-
mediately. It Is expected the necessary
signatures will be appended BY the end
Of this week.
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MEApYrLIE, Pa, May &c. B., G.
W., T. A. aud Victor pelamater were
to-day brought into court on a warrant
sworn ont by James McHugh, who de-
posited $3.50 with them on December /,
1890, four days before the failure. They
waived a hearing and were admitted "a
bail in the sum Of $500 each.
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SEATTLE, WASH, May G-Tbe Presi.
Dental party made the trip from Tacoma
to Seattle by boat. The reception by
the Seattle committee aboard the steamer
was without ioEmaIity, save a few re.
marks by Mayor White, to which the
President pleasantly replied.
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Panel No. Is was more Of a success
than many OF the others that bore luckier
numbers, and there was tone of conf
dsnce in the S5erif's voice as he called
the names for the fourteenth.
Frank Heller had formed and ex'
yeeted an opinion, but he thought he
could and would bo able to form and
render fair and impartial verdict, and
was accepted.
Albert Bclts'was prejudiced and vas
not wanted. George W. Woods was
also excused for that reason. William
Hutchineon was excused because ne
could not dismiss his opinions.
James Maloney had no bias nor preiu'
dice, had formed nor expressed no opIn'
ion and was accepted forthwith. he
mad no scruples against the death PEN
atty.
". l. Linton had expressed his opin:
Joni the case. II good, substantial
evidence we're presented In opposition
10 his opinion he might change It. de
did not think he could give q fair and
impartial trial, hut later he changed his
mi cd and decided that lie could be In
fluqucId solely by the evidence. He
again qualified his statement and said
he would rot consider evidence which
was not subpsaatial. He would not be
influenced in HE decisions by any opin'
Jon be may have formed or from any
thing lie had read. He ysS accepted,
Samuel R. Evans had formed Na opin'
ion hut thought he could torego it In
considering the evidence. He was close
ly examined and was accepted.
To Captain Dovener he said, he vas
coal miner, bad lived near Elm Grove
twenty.seven year,, and had been sum
moned at 0 a. NJ.
John Doyle had formed an opinion
but thought he could give fair trta!
He lives up stack yard hollow, and was
formerly coal digger, but has latetl
been driving team OF HE oUn. BE hat
no obIsGtionto to the death penalty. H'
was acGsDEsd.
Mr.. Evans gas recalled and asked b,
the State II he had scruples against N
death penalty, and he replied that n
had not.
Frank BormRn was prejudiced and wa
dismissed, ]. g. RSab had no biased Q
6Ttt - f1..1
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Al AmsTios;n stoneli n y,,,v.

FLORENCE, May O.-Mr. VIM. Jacques,
an American gentleman from Newton,
Mass, was out driving with his daugh.
ter yesterday, when a mob Of people
pursued his carriage, attacked 1t, pelted
It with stoaeS and severely injured bis
danRhter, Who intetieted In biz deiense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07
BIG FIRE RAGING

In the Lumber District of Long Island City
"A Half Million Lost.
New YoRK, May G.-An extensive fire
is in progress in the oil aud lumber sec.
ton OF Long Island City. Already FIVE
great blocks OF lumber are burned.
The Long Island freight depotiis on
fire, and the passenger depot is threat
ened.
SA. M.-An area OF thirteen city blocks
have been burned, being about seven
acres. The depot may be saved.
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silver 10 west virginia,

cHARtEsToN, ". Va, May g.-silYer
has been discovered ON the farm o;
David FaIlS, seven mile5 rom Union,
Aonroe county, the ore ssssyire 500 in
sflver aud S2 per ton In gold. An oder
Of S5Q0Q9 Tor twelve acres Of land has
been refused.
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severe Frost In ConneetIent.

RocKvILLE, Conn.,, May 8.-There was
a severe frost throughout Toiland coun-
ty last night; the thermometer registered
in many places from 2S to 80, and ice
formed in many places. It Is feared
that great damage has been done 10 fruit
and vegetable crona.
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EEv pFtFAsp, May s.-M. Pssquals
eOste, Italian Consul in this city, being
interYieEed by reporter, said that be
was not salisasd al oil with tho Oonslu.
sions arrived at by the grand Jury. He
said the grand Jury had only used what
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07

SYDNEY, O., May Cat one o'clock
this morning IRE destroyed the shops OF
American Wheel Company, causing a
loss OF 100000, on which there is lees
than $4,000. Two hundred employees
are thrown out OF work.
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Hedna,aa, : ban tsameS.

~ olnclnnsti- Cincinnati loi Pitts,
IL Baltimore-Ral'laOre si Louisville
A. PhilsasIpAia-Athletiss o. oOlum'
"A 4At'iohicaso-ohlcago l2; Cleveland 4
At New York-PhilRdelphia 8; Brook
At Boston-Boston l3; New York 9
At WashiDgton-Washipg 81 St
Att 4: BostOu-BostOn o. 8; Cincinnati /.
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NYAcx, N. Y, May 6.-1cs formed all
through this region this morning. 1t is
feared that early fruits are injured.
There will probably be only half an
average yield Of strawberries. The
flowers which were in bloom were
rninad
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HESRY ScHoSHALs, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Company, St. Joseph,
NO., uses DR.. Thomas EclectriC Oil with
his men for sprains, cuts, bruises, chap
ped hands, etc. It is the best. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07
LAS0TRY nor COMING,
The Jersey Lily wal Remain Abroad for a
Yenr or Two Longer.

Nxv YoRx, May 9.-Ffank Charles
Griffith, Mrs. Langtry's representative
10 this country, telegraphs from Boston
that her projected American tour fol
next year has been abandoned By her,
She has decided, go she catles, 70 remain
in England year or two longer.
Mr.. Griffith had booked the tour very
advantageously. he says, and Mrs, Lang.
try's sudden change OF plan has puzzled
him. No New York engagement had
been made, however, and the cancella'
tiona will be easily arranged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07

Ig you join the Piano Club and want
q piano before you are entitled TO Il by
lot, you can have II At any time alter
You have paid S26 and will increase onr
weekly paymeDts-this can be done i'm
mediately alter you have become .
member. Gall or write for particulars.
q. w. BArMHR 4 Co.
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BERLIN, May CA dispatch from saar.
hruck in Rhenish Prussia says that an
explosion took place at the Solo pit in
that vicinity, in which eight persons
we're killed and several wounded.
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Rond.Don,t 10.

sr. JOINS. N. F., May 8.-Is is ru.
mored that the government intends TO
make American fishing vessels deposit
81, 600 cash instead Of bonds TO prevent
the expectation OF bait to St. Pierre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-07

NEw Yong, May 9-Daniel Fried,
proprietor Of dime museum in Brook.
iyn, shot himself three times this morn.
ing and died almost instantly.
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NV YoRE, May 9 6-Arrived, steamer
Nevada from Liverpool, and Western.
land from Antwerp, Halel, Bremen.
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GEo, R. TAYLoR's stock will be very
attractive this week, M&rh-5.
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O,I, FoA a aDis,rdered Liver Try Beechnm'S
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TWENTY TALESMHN
Selected and in the Panel in the
Garrison Trial.
QUICK WORK YESTERDAY.
Nine Persons Found Who We're
qualified to be Jurors.-.Business
will Now Begin in Earnest..An
Interesting Point In Law.

The panel in the Garrison case was
filed yesterday afternoon, the twentieth
qualified man being found in the person
Of Albert A. Huntsbury about $3.50
n, m. The names OF those in the panel
are: ....
John ". Robinson, Nelson stafko.
Brlce SupleF, LsYi smith,
David EsIl, Frank Keller,
nj Inllnfd, James Maloney,
Nj KrlCg, W. L. Linton,
James FilAn. Samuel X, Evans,
n. A. McCO1n, John Doyle.
Leroy Alexander, William J. baird,
James Russell. William a higgS,
JGnes Chambers, A. a. HuntSbury.
This morning the work Of striking of
aix by the defense and two by the State
viii be done, though a point Of law
raised by Captain Dovener late yester-
day afternoon may hold matters back
soinswhat.
csTgmoniss the record OF Tuesdays pro-
Csedipgs was read and Captain Dovener
took exceptions to the wording OF the
record, it stating as originally read that
certain Jurors were elected. Captain
Doyener held that II nhouid read that
they were tried and found to stand fair.
The record was not changed.
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WORDS OF PATRIOTISM.

President HArriSOn'S Ringing Speech on
American Commerce, at Portland, Orc
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

State Board of AEricuIturO-BIg Chair
Factory Building-Important Arrest.
Special Dtspdtch to TIE IRteLfoenoey.
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The Delta independent., 1891-06-03
Continued nert meek.
The sm.ll Roy ,n sprinx.

There is something the matter with the
small boy just now. Perhaps that isn't the
phrase to use because that seems To imply
that he is in some way guilty Of blame,
whereas possibly his present condition may
simply be the natural one, which an unkind.
ly civilization has thwarted and kept from
being permsnent one, as nature intended.
He longer walks on his feet with his head in
the air; he walks on his hanbs, with his feet
swinging clumsily above him. He would
walk or his head, il hs'could. In default OF
that, he stands there when he is Obliged to
stand at all. He turns haal,prinzs, he
jumps he flies. He make. another boy sub.
servient unto himself and enthrones himself
| upon his shoulders. He rigs upa perilous
trspezs across the fence tops in the back
yard. He plants q long line Of inverted bot
ties in the soft earth and essays an unsteady
progress down the line.
The policeman is in despair. The genius
common hoy he has understood in every sub-
tlety Of his thought and variety Of its mani.
fes,ation. Bpt this special creation, that is
half vertebrate and half inyertebrate, part
boy and part devil. that cuts pixean wings
undsr his very nose and fies TO . safe dis.
taacs TO jeer at him, this Is something he
never knew before. At least he thinks he
never did. He thinks SO every y.nr, He
will 60 on thinking 20 every year, probably,
As surely as tie year rolls round and the
circus comes again.
The small boy never knows the whole Of
himself. never gets all there is out of kim.
self until then. The days of his life go a.
long, and there il the school and the play Of
an ordinary prosaic kind. but when the
circus comes lie comes into his full inhcr-
tancc. He realizes for a brief while all that
II means TO be "a soaring humane boy"
The circus strikes him in the right place, as
he would say. And il strikes him right
while he 10 therc' He came into the bni'd.
Jug in two legged propriety. He goes oat Of
II wheeling along in hand and foot circles on
the ground.-New York EUening Sun.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-03
+. walk Round tn, world.

Round the world on foot, except where q
fast steamer will be needed to bridge conti.
nents, is the programme which French
citizen Of thirty summer. has just drawn up.
He will try to accomplish the feat within
the space of $50 days, walking, at least in
Europe, twenty -four leagues per diem, N.
Droz, the hero Of this adventure, on quitting
Paris will turn his face in the direction Of
Moscow. Traversing Siberia. still on foot.
he will take ship on the shores of Kamtschn-
tka for San Francisco. whence he will
tramp to New York. Crossing the Atlantic
to Havre, he will walk from that towp to
Paris.
NJ. Droz was formely non com nissioned
officer in q cavalry regiment. lie is Of the
middle height, 1.-the and muscular. lie
has already several pedestrian performances
to his credit, but that which he is about to
undertake thraxs everything Of this kind
into the sl,ade. He reckons on walking
fourteen hours out Of twenty four, keeping
the remainder of the day for rest and refresh.
mept.-London Telegraph.
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AeWolasleFfuI Clock.

Mr.. Martin, a millwright of schwarzwald
Baden, has built wonderful clock. The
tinepiece is divided into four parts- -geogrpih
ical, astronomical, musical and numerical.
A little bell strikes every minute. The frat
quarter hour represents childhood; the
secsnd, youth; the third. middle ase; the
fourth, old age. as the clock ntrkes the
bours, a corresponding number of aposi.-
make their appearance-fron one to twelve.
Above them stands Jesus blessing them.
The twelve signs of the zodiac are represent
ed. Al 0 aud ~ o'clock . sextoR rings bell
an old man kneeIs in prayer, the cock crows
and the organ is played. There are four
dials ON each side of the clock, showing the
years ou one sids and the lssp year on the
other.
At midnight heathen gods make their sl,.
pearance, and SCENES In the life Of Jesus are
represented At MONDAY. The four seasons
are represented by appropriate 6gurss. as
are the moou's phases.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-03

The st. Lonis Globe Democrat tells Of q
commercial traveller who probably carriess
the most unique sample" in the profession.
1t is nothing less than humane body three
years old, an example of the efficacy of a
certain embalming fluid. For three years
this mummy has been transported ou q Z
railroad Ms a sample case would lie; aud in
deed there is no outward sign which wsuld
Indicate the uncanny nature of its contents.
In this instance the longer the body is pre-
served the more of an advertisement it is for
the fluid in the veins Of the "stiff." The box
is zinc-lined and does no: exceed the limits
of the railroad exces. baggage rule in
weight.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-03

The amount Of money invested in fences in the
United States amounts to s7VO,ooOyuoo.
The Delta independent., 1891-06-03

The Orange Grower of California says The
idea of having a veritable orange grove at the
Worlds Fair In 1898. which has been innuyrated
through the efforts of the Southern California
romoiogicnl Society, seems TO be gaining oonsid-
cradle support. A correspondent there writes:
at is desirable that this matter be brought 10 the
to the notice OF orange growers and nn rrerymen
The trees should be In bearing and placed with
care in boxes TO be of uniform size aud pattern
where they should remain until 1873. BY that
time they will have recovered from the shock OF
removal anil be in full fruit, ready for transpsr-
tation. They can NO doubt be placed on cxblbi-
ton and returned to their respective owners
without injury. Think OF the his'or trees after
such exhibition The idea certainly has much
to commend it. and should be encouraged.
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B sEERLING MERCHANDISE CO.,
N-ur.,s,. c.u... Much Insanity.

The highest medical authorities of Europe
and America have recently decided that II
large percentage Of cases of insanity is caused
by ths excrutia,ing pains Of Neuralgia sf the
head and face, Ifany member Of your fami-
ly suffers this tormentor, induce them to try
Baliari's Snow Linia,ent. One application
will afford imm.diate relief and you will soon
be rid Of a dangerous and tarmentina disease.
Ballari's Snow I.inimrnt 10 the most pene-
traiiny Linimeut known. It positively cures
Rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted Mus.
Giles, Old Sores, Corns, Bunions. etc. 1t pen
etrates and opens up the pores, drawing nll
poisonous matter to the surface. restoring aud
prom"ting a natural circulation of the blood
through the diseased parts. Sold by l. ".
McMurray.
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specimen Cases.

g. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,, va
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was dsordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away, and he wsa terribly reduced in nesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had =
running sore on his leg of eight years stand.
ing. Used three bottles Of Electric Bitters
nnd seven boxes OF l,ucklen's Arnica salve,
and his leg is sound aud we'll. John Speaker
Catawba, o., had fve large fever sores on
bis leg, doctors said he was incursbls. Que
One bottle Electric Biiters anu one box
Pucklen's Arnica snIvc cured bin entirely.
Sold atLatham 4 Williams and !. N. Nc
Durrays' Drug Stores.
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Impers.ns 10 L.d,e. only.

We want woman IN every county to es.
tnblish Corset Parior for the sale of DIR.
Nichols Celebrated Spiral Spring Corsets
and Clasps, warranted never to break. will
outwear any three ordinary corset-. Wage,
$40 to SIS per month and expenses; We fur.
nish complete stock on consignment
Settlements Monthly; position permanent
IS outfit free; inclo,e Is cents stamps to pay
postage etc.; address with references.
G. y NICHOLS & CO.,
25 East 18th ST., New York City
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