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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-02
Faneral OF Mllllnm sehopn.

Thsfnueral OF the late William sohepr.
the O & P. brakt man killed at Walker, /,
took plaza yesterday from his home IL.
Bsllsire. under the auspices OF the l. O;
o F. Rev. E, H. Dornblaser, Of this
city, oiIlciated. A large number OF U.
& P. employees attended. The funeral
plrty came here on the r. E Phillips,
and was met at the wharf by Wheeling
Odd Fellows, who escorted the cortPgs
20 the Peninsular cemetery, where the
interment was made.
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"HarPY DAYS!
"Puok " MoysirS'S AshsS Scattered to the
Breeze from the Statue Of I.Iberty.

Z" Puck +" MeycrSS Ashes Scattered to the
Breeze from the statue Of Liberty.
NEW YoRK, March LA committee Of
four from the Staten Island Schutzen
Corps appointed TO carry out the request
Of Henry Meyer, proprietor OF the Puck
hotel, at Port Richmond, that his ashes
be scattered TO the winde from the top
OF the Statue Of Liberty on Bedloe's
Island, fulfilled their mission to-day.
When the top Of the pedestal was
Ysached by the committee the metal
uFn containing the ashes Of Meyer was
opened and each committeeman put q
portion ol the contents, which weighed
about four pounds, into a paper bag.
Tie committee then climbed the stair.
case leading 10 the crown Of the statue
where a brief address was made by the
mRste. q! ceremonies, after WHO'D the
fouf committeeman, each holding oi
one OF the bags containing the ashes in
his right hand, pronounced these words
together:
happy dsyR,'l
And then scattered the ashes to the
four winds. The ceremony was con
cluded by the opening Of two bottles o.
champagne and the drinking 70 thI
memory Of "PuCk" Meyer.
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Lillian Hsrper's company Of com
edians will commence tonight three
nights engagement at the Grand in the
funny musical farce comedy called
"Struck Cas-" The company made o
great hit in Pittsburgh all last week, and
they no doubt will do a big business here.
Seats are now on sale at Weir's. Secure
seats at once and avoid che rush at the
box office. The Grand is sure to open
TO q large audience this evening.
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THE REPORTS DlSCRgTED.
Goueral Manager Towne has Heard of No
Serioua LoAs Of LIfo.

Geuernl Manager IoWne mas dehFu OF NO
Serious Loss Of Life.
SAN Francisco, March 1,-General
Manager A. N. Towne, of the Southern
Pacific railroad, tonight discredited the
rumor that hundreds Of lives had been
lost at Yuma and vicinity by the second
flood. He stated that he had been in
communication with Yuma ito half
past seven, San Francisco time, tonight
and had received no such reports, as he
surely would have had there been dis
aster. So far no lives have been lost at
Yuma except one Mexican who was
drowned last week.
In the Upper Gila valley, the ranches
mly have been flooded and some people
drowned. Mr.. Towne gave the railroad
situation as follows: Twenty
two miles OF track west OF Yu'
ma are under water, and tomorrow
seven hundred men will commence the
work Of repairing the track, which hat
been iloated of, and repairing the road
bed. Unless further flood occurs the
road will be open in ten days.
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ooLUNpUs, O., March l.-JOhn =
Fitzpatrick, collector for the CATHOLIC
Columbian, and we'll known in the
vicinity of Plttsburgh, where he trans
acted business, was arrested last even,
ing at the instance Of the proprietor oI
the paper, charged with the embeEzle
ment OF $45 a year ago, and being unable
TO sIye bond was taken to jail to await {
preliminary hearing next Tuesday.
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Of whom will be seen no more in public
life, and after the tide comes in and
there Is quiet, it will be seen that this
Congress has accomplished more in the
way Of legislation than did the three
which have intervened since the Forty.
seventh, the last Congress in which the
Republicans had clean sweep Of legis.
latiye machinery in both houses and at
the executive mansion and when the
tariff was reviewed for the frat and last
time In several years.
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alb,on's Indictment.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The grand jury
yesterday afternoon returned two in
diOtments agaip6t George 7, Gibson, ex'
Secretary 81 the Whisky Trnst, and two
against him jointly with other persons
whose names are suppressed.
In all these cases the charges are toI
attempting 10 commit arson and feloni'
ouSly procuring gunpoWder and dyna'
mite tof unlaWtulPurposes,
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The New Rulo Of the U. 8. supreme Court,
WAsuINaFoS, March 1.-The new
rule OF the United States Supreme
Court, ordering all appeals to be dock.
eted with its clerk within thirty days
from the time they are taken, was made
necessary by an abuse that had grown
to large proportions. Appeals had been
often taken for the purpose Of delay,
and allowed to wait until the last min.
ute, Sometimes ior months, before being
entered upon the docket. Waiting un-
til the last entry day usually meant o
postponement over at least one term oi
court, and often more. The court in.
tends to have all the business sent up to
ii upon Its doCkets promptly hereafter,
whether in vacation time or not, so that
II can sitt the calendar II desirable.
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Shook & Golfers great military d:amt
will commence q three Righta' engage
ment at the Grand on Thursday evening
March 3. The New York Sun says: r
L SnadeT, who plays the leading part O
Mark Stanley, the young Federal captain
in Shook & Golfers military drama
"The Blue and the Grsy,' was last sea
son prominept in the support Of tht
traged;an salvini. Mr.. Snader has rap
idly risen in the profession the past few
years, and is to day recognized as one oi
our best leading men.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special DtGpGtch 70 ne IHttutoaNoeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Naucy l.,
widow of George L. Blake; Daniel J.
CLARK, George L. Blake, deceased ;
George w. Newall, Alexander Watt,
Benjamin R. CunninghamS Matthew
Bennett, Daniel NJ. Fletcher, Marion
Casey. Increaae-Alonzo ]. Iouty.
Reissue-Indivan Pierce.
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MUSf PAY A NILLION.


CobuNBus, o, March l,-ssnator, elect
Calvin BriCo, Of Ohio and New York,
must pay back taxes on his personal
property, amounting 10 near ~ ao9. 600,
H he expects to represent Ohio in the
United States Senate. This is practically
the decision OF the Ohio Supreme Court
In the MorgenthRler.Brice tax case
Br:cs lodged the tax ON his personally
on the claim OF re6IdenGe in New York
II, however, he is to represent 9hio II
CONGRESS he must be an inhabitsnt o
Ohio, and 60 must b4 liable for the take
avoided on the New York residencs plea
There does NOT seem to be any escap'
from that logic,
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Two carrier pigeons, belonging Il
Mike Friesmuth, the we'll known barber
were turned loose in New York city BY
Gus EmsheimeT, son Of Mr.. NJ. Emshei
mer, Of this city. The birds started OF
their flight at II o'clock Saturday morn
ing, the bird which made the recort
from Charleston TO Wheeling arriving q
home at . o'clock yesterday afternoon
The other bird, with q record from
Wichita, Kan, has not yet arrived
Considering the stormy weather tn
Charleston bird made good time.
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spteIdI DIepdIcN % NC 4NItAIDtIlctT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March Yes
tsrday charter was issued by the Sec
retary of State to the Globe Fire Brick
Company, with capital stock OF $500
and the privilege Of increasing 1t to
100000. The company has the priv,
lege Of mining coal, making brick and
manufacturing coke. 1t may also drill
oil and gas wells. The incorporatorf
J. E. Watson, J. W. Hartley, D. L. Nor
row, John B. Crane and George w. De-
bolt, all OF Rairmont,
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WAsHINaToN, D. G., March 1.-Actinl
Secretary Nettleton has Issued warrants
for the payment Of nearly s2O,0OO,0OO or
account OF pensions, due March 1st
This amount was distributed among the
different agencies as follows; Augusta
Me-, $750,000; Boston, $l,500, 900; Co
lumbus, o., SS,250,000 Concord, N. H..
$3.50. 900; DesMoines, 81, 600, 600; Troy
100000; Indianapolis, $3.50 000
Knoxville, 81, 100000; Louisville, $1,000,
600; Milwaukee, Sl,55O0OO; Kansas
City, $2,450,00O; San Francisco, S4O0, 0Ot
making In all SIS, 1000, 900, in addition
to which $7bs,0OQ was paid out on,ac
count Of naval pensions. The require
ments for pensions for the quarter end
ing March 4 are about $3l, 100000. In
Guiding Saturdays disbursements little
over $2l, 100000 has already been ap
piled to that purpose, leaving nearly
$40, ,0Q0,00 to be met between now anC
next Thursday, The available cash
balance in the treasury to-day, st atatet
by the Treasurer, Is $SS, 900 900, 80 thai
there will still bea surplus alter paying
all these pensions. tlf...
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Special DL&pdlck % le Inlelll1elcer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Mach LAT
sissonsville, Kanawha county, on Friday
night, the general store Of James
Humphreys was burned to the ground.
Fire was first noticed where the chimney
passed through the roof. The loss is
placed at S9,500, with $1,000 insurance.
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Tranio Partially Resumed.

SAN FRAScIsco, March 1.-The trains
are now running on time between here
and Los Angeles. Tho Southern CALI
iornia tracks are still in bad condition
and will not be in working order for
another week. The road to Yuma is
impossible, but it is expected the tracks
will be clear in few days.
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Special DtSpdtch TO TIC IHtGutqeDser,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 2s.-In the
Senate General Watts introduced Senate
bill No. 1874, to redistriCt the State and
reapportion the representation in the
House OF Delegates. The bill incorpor'
ates the schemes adopted by the Demo
cratic cauCuses.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 10, au-
thorizing the Governor to take steps to
defend the rights OF the State and her
citizens in suits instituted in the United
States Supreme Court by Maryland,
originating on account OF disputed
boundary lines, was adopted. House
bills are No. l29, concerning the record
and publication Of certificates Of incor.
poration; such certificates shall be re-
corded in in the office OF the Secretary
Of State, but not published in the acts
OF the Legislature. No. Al, defining and
extending corporate limits OF New Cum
berland, Hancock county.
House bill No. II, the Australian ball
lot law, as passed by the House on sec
ond reading, was made special order
for Monday at 3:l5 p. IN. Senate bills
on beCOQu IehuluB Welo NLepO9SN y. 90
follows: No. 104, to prevent wounding,
chasing or killing deer for three years,
ordered to third reading; No. 95, pre-.
scribinR duties Of county superinten'
dents OF schools, ordered to third read
ing; No. 1l6, reducing State tax on
theatrical and circus performances, or
dered TO third reading.
Mr.. Gall, Of Barbour, introduced Sen.
ate bill No. 1876, limit the power OF cir.
cult judges to appoint stenographers to
cases where attorneys agree to appoint,
ment, and fixing the salary at not to ex'
ceed $40 per day. .u
General Watts introduced Senate bill,
No. 1856, appropriating $1,000, to repair
the Weston & Gauley turnpike in Fay
ette, Nicholas and Braxton counties,
Mr., Arbuckle presented resolution
designating March 0 az the day Of ad'
iournment OF the Legislature, was OBJ
iected to and laid'over. Senate bill, No
Ill, making diploma granted by de.
nominational schools having normal
course equivalent to diploma from 9
State normal school, was ordered tc
third reading.
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To The Editor OF he IntelltgAecr.
sIR:-Within a few days i have been
asked many questions concerning Lam.
beth's Celebrated Scotch Choir from
Glasgow, which will appear for the first
and only time in the Opera House this
evening. The Aberdeen Free Press says:
mo man has done 80 much for the pro.
motion OF music in Scotland as
Mr.. LAMBETH" Leading clergymeu
throughout Scotland and England have
bestowed on him and his choir OF nine
voices the greatest praise. They are
held in the highest esteem by the peo.
pie Of their own country. They were
commanded to sing before Her Majesty
Queen Victoria at Balmoral. They have
been making q limited tour through
this country and Canada, and have sung
before large and admiring audiences IN
New York, Boston, Montreal, Toronto
Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee and
other cities. Those who know anything
about the Scottish, Irish and old Eng
,lish melodies will not fail to avail them
selves OF the rare privilege OF seeing and
hearing these celebrated singers. Be
sides, an arrangement has been made By
which the net profits will be given tc
that most worthy charity in our city
1.-THE West Virginia Home for Aged
and Friendless Women" on Thirteenth
street. In order that all may be accom-
modated, three prices for tickets OF ad-
mission have been fixed upon: reserved
seats, Sl00, to be obtained at Houses
music store to-day; unreserved seats
75c and SOC, to be purchased at Open
House door this evening.
TEhselino. Feb. %. 1891.
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s..r,on ~ I'M, a. II. q. OF.

The colorsd Odd Fellows Of Martins
Ferry, Mt. Pleasant, bridgeport and
BeIlaite were addressed by Rev. ]. Ad.
kins, OF Bridgeport, in the Baptist
church at Martins Ferry yesterday. A
few members Of the order from this city
also went over. The Bellaire lodge went
nm on the PhillipP.
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Bslla,ro base Da,l,.ts.

rs. GlenaIyin, of the Portland, Ore.
gpn, base ball club, was
wax and signed George Westlake and
William George for The coming seas,n.
Robert WestlRke will very likely 20 10
Seattle, WASH, now that his brothsr ha,,
signed with Portland. The Nevport
Mass, nins is also after Robert.
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AIIAhnnt -,.,,.,. ,r,..

PrrrsBURGH, March la spscial frem
Massillon, Ohio, says: Martin Roueb
and Peter Keipliuger exchanged remsrks
about each others wives last midni1h,
and then lonSht It out. Roucb S,s
fatally stabbed, aud Keiplinger wa, az.
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RoxE, March 1.-The great event Of
the season here was the reception given
to American residents Of Rome last
night by Mr.. Porter, the United States
Minister. Invitations had been sent to
all the Americans in Rome, including
those who have become allied TO Italian
families by marriage. The guests were
received by the American Minister and
Miss Porter, Seven hundred Americans
were present at the reception.
All the American Consuls IN Italy
have Joined in q report to the Govern
mept on the condition Of trade between
Italy aud khs;United states, The people
OF Italy, the report says, are tavorGblJ
disposed toward American products.
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FoR some time past I've been rheu.
matte. ! recently tried Salvation OIL,
which gave me almost instant reHsf.
sincerely recommend it. as 1t has en-
tirely cured me. JAMES GoRDoN Bal
timoEe, Md,
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VOLUME XXXIx--NUMBER 1853.

moned to Windsor Castle, and had an
interview with his mother, which lasted
two hours, and Is said to have been
stormy. The Prince left the royal pres
ence In highly ruflled state, the sight
Of which caused CONSERVATION in the
honRahold.
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AT CHARLESTON.
A quiet and UnOvontfal day at the State
Capital.

A Quiet ana UnONonIul uAy Ut the 6thta
Capital.
Special Dispateh to he IRtclii0eaeH.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March Ito
day has been another dull Sunday in
more ways than one. The weather ia
gloomy and the members generally have
spent the day at their boarding houses,
scarcely any Of them being seen in the
hotel lobbies or on the streets. There
Is little talk about anything and almost
everyone seems anxious TO get through
with the business and 20 home. Partic-
ularly is this the case with Senator Gil.
keson, who has made several attempts
10 have the appropriation bill consid-
cred out Of its order. He says Democrats
in the Senate do not seem TO care so
much for the reapportionment bill as
might be expected aud General Watts
says il the State is re1iBtricted accord
ing to the geographical location Of
the counties it cannot give either party
any decided advantage over the present
and that the result OF proposed appor-
tionment will depend very much on
whether the election iElike that Of 'S8 or
that OF 100. He don't seem to care
whether the bill passes or not. Senator
Arbuckle's resolution providing for ad.
tournament sine die on Monday, March 0,
seems to have met with considerable
favor and many think 1t will be agreed
to. He, too, ia anxious to 60 home.
Delegate Young thinks the INTELLldgE-
GER reflected unduly on him in speak
ing OF his action as to the Australian
ballot bill and thinks all measures on
which he inclines to vote with Demo-
Gratis are nonpUlitc3l. His people, he
says, are eclamorousfo for the Ballot bill and
will endorse his action. About the
only Wheelingites who are here now
except members, are Hon. T. s. Riley
and Frank P. Mcneil, and they are
anxious to get home. The Republican
municipal ticket nominated at the
primary yesterday is regarded as a
strong one. George Ritter, candidate for
Mayor, hes filed that position two
terms besides being Justice Of the Peace
for many years. His opponents in the
primary were Hons. j. 3. Floyd and A.
I. Gibbens. w. A. Stewart, colored,
was candidate for Recorder and was
defeated by only twenty.nine votes.
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HUNDREDS Homeless
And Many Lives Lost by the
Flood in Arizona.
GlLA RIVER so MILES WIDE
And the Valley for Two Hundred
Miles Presents a Scene Of Desc
r Iatlon.-.Town of Yuma Wiped
oat and won'tbe Rebuilt.

YUMA, ARE, March Lover $50
bouses are in ruins from the flood and
400 people are homeless, and not a
angle business house remains standing,
and IT Is feared that hundreds Of lives
have been lost in the Gila valley. The
telegraph wires are down in the valley,
and as all the bridges are gone and the
roads impossible, no reliable reports can
be had from there.
The river above town is seven miles
wide, and below the town in places the
water covers the country in one grand
lake over fifty miles across. The town
has provisions sufficient for eight more
dsys, and the Southern Pacific Hotel is
feeding thousand people day.
Beports from Jakuno, fifteen miles
sboye here, are to the effect that the
food drove the people into the tree tops,
and many becoming exhausted from
cold and hunger, dropped into the water
and were drowned. Reports from reli-
able sources put the loss OF life in the
valley anywhere from thirty up to one
hundred. all along the valley for 200
miles everything is in desoiation.
Eighty miles south Of here where 5000
COcopsp I4tliaus live the country is
flooded for eighty miles square and as
there are no hills for refuge 1t is reported
that over 100 OF them have been
drowned. The great valley OF the Col.
orado is one vast sea Of water as far as
the eye can see in every direction. The
river has fallen six feet six inches in
thirty.six hours aud is now nearly at a
standstill.
The weather is thick and threatens
heavy rains. The loRs in this county
foots up to over 100000 OF which the
railroad will have to suffer TO the extent
Of S225O00 Old Yuma will never be
rebuilt. The town will go higher up the
hills.
HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.
No word has been received from
iuther than ten miles from town, and it
is feared that hundreds of lives have
been lost up the Gila valley, which is
200 miles in length.
1t is known that thousands Of cattle,
horses and mules are drowned. Five
miles OF railroad are gone west Of here,
and it is known that sixteen miles east
Of here are gone, and probably three
times as much more.
4 boat which has Just arrived from
Mohawk, sixty miles up the Gila river,
brings reports Of terrible hoes OF life, all
the country being under water. The
greateet sufferers are the poor Mexicans,
whose entire possessions have been
swept away.
There is yet vast stretch OF territory
TO bO heard from, and everyone fears
that when full returns are in the loss of
life will be appalling. In this city the
ruin hss been most complete, the Gath
olic church being the only building left
standing on Main street.
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Tucson, A. T.. March 1.-Two men
attempted to cross the Gila river at
Riverside this morning, One was
drowned and the last seen Of the other
he was floating down the river on q
niece OF drift wood.
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Cabin mud PeopIe FIoat Away

Tucson, IA. T., March l.-Word re-
ceived from Gila Bend reports that
small cabin floated down to the Gila
river last night past that place. Lamps
IN the cabin were lit and cries OF wo'
men and children were heard.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Close of tho November Tsrn-Businsss
Transacted Saturday.

Close OF tho November Tsrm-Buaines
Transacted Saturday.
The November term Of the Circui
Court closed Saturday. The following
business was transacted during the day
Peabody Insurance Company va Will
lam Conard and Samuel Klein ;iudgmen
for SIS.
D. 7. Lawson vs. Samuel Laughlint
executor; motion by plaintiff ts set aside
the verdict submitted.
Nancy O. Mayer Va. George A. Frobe
& Son; demurrer Of defendant to the
declaration submitted.
Wheeling Natural Gas Company VS.
Wheeling Electrical Company; leave
given to file special pleas by the first
day OF the next regular term.
Henry Kerston vs.. Louis Steenrod, ad.
ministrator; plaintiff moved to set aside
portion Of judgment, and hearing con.
tinued with permission to call 1t up at q
special term.
Bank Of Ohio Valley vs. Mason W.
Burt ct al, plaintiff replied generally to
the answer filed January 20 by Stephen
A. Jones, Nj. W. Burt and Gibson Lamb,
and case continued.
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway
Company vs. Mary E. Handlan and 10.
seph Il. Handlan, proceedings to con-
demn land; defendants rendered four
special pleas to the filing OF which plain.
tiff objected; matter argued, aud objec.
tion sustained as TO plea No. 8, and over.
ruled as to the others; petitioners
replied generally. Defendants then
rendered plea No. 5, to the filing Of
which there was objection; hearing Of
arguments on objection continued.
JIM. Delaney Va. Jacob Brillis; motion
for new trial overruled, and judgment
for $3.50, stay OF sixty days to allow OF an
application to Supreme Court for writ Of
error.
Lizzie Diegins VS.. W. A. Todd, as.
signee; judgment Of Justice affirmed.
Robert B. Wayt, guardian, VS.. Mary A.
Wayt ct al; sale Of property confirmed.
Joseph Spsidel & Co. vs., Rodgers
Bros. Produce Co., claims of First
National Bank, Of Santa Barbara, Cali.
ioruia, filed.
William H. Long, guardian, We. Will
lam Heiss ct al; sale Of property con-
tirmed.
Catherine Boone vs. Albert G. Boone
dnnTaa nf divnrra