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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-19
YoLUME XXXIx-NUMBER l54.

Representatives now In session in this city Y
accomplish. BukincsS men pay very little Al
| tentiOl 10 statements that do not bear soule
Kind OF Official sanction, hence y Is p be hoped
YirHinia's resources q the Approaching world'l
Fair you will adopt broad and liberal policy,
and IN whatever you may do. DO sure 70 MAKE
provision for tie providing OF an Accurate MAP
Gf the State. The miserable cAIicatureG we now
baye that arc called maps Of West Virginia.
although Infinitely better than none. arc Dis
Brace to the state 20 that II You DO nothtnR eite
At least provide for splendid map upon which
our w0ndeFonS resources In timber, IN coal, In
orc, In oil and Gas eau be exhibited.
Governor Fleming, in responding to
Development During the Last Dec.
ade," reviewed the resources Of the
State and pointed to the growth OF de-
velopment. His address was listened
to with great attention, and 1t must have
made good impression. The applause
which greeted him when he arose was
nothing short OF an ovation.
AHApPY sPEEcH.
Hon. Thomas Bryan, on the Chicago
Directory, amused and entertained the
audience to the extreme. he began
talking at l:2o. He said: ~ came 8
thousand miles TO attend this dinner,
and l would travel ten thousand miles
10 attend another II thought ] could
find another State in our great Union
that could show such great and diversi-
fed wealth Oh West Virginia"
He pointed out the advantages to &C.
crue 10 our State from an exhibit OF her
resources ut the Worlds Fair and asked
that the appropriation bs not too small.
Hon. George V. Massey, Of Delaware,
spoke on the Columbian Fair. He said
'fThis is not 10 be Cbicago'S fair, not
Illinois fair, but . Worlds Fair, under
the auspices Of the United States. 1t is
backed by the populsr will OF the people
Of our country, which has never yet
been vanquished."
L. V. Groner, Of Norfolk, Va, on the
same subject briefly, but pointedly, and
gave way to Gen. Mckenzie, OF Ken.
tucky, who said be was q lone Ken.
tuCkian here With nothing to com.
mend him but his moral
character, which may have
been damaged by contact with
st. Clair and Kenna.
]. X. Cowan, representing the b. Il o.
R. R., responded 10 railroad policies and
progress and ably set forth the adyant.
ages OF railroads and what should |
Be the policy OF the State
toward railroads; advocating freedom
and equality for railroads, and NJ. +
Ingalls,, President Of the y. d o., fol-
lowed on the same subject.
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New YoRx Feb. lS.-Hundreds OF peo.
pie visited the Sherman house and had
formed themselves into line by half past
0 o'clock. A few minutes afterward the
frat man in the liue walked to the cot.
FIN. He was not allowed TO gaze on the
dead but ten seconds, for there was
long line behind him on the same mis-
sion. This was kept up during the day
and every one was allowed TO take his
place in line.
Rev. Thomas E Sherman arrived at
his fathers late home at2 o'clock this
morning. .,g
This afternoon large pillow OF lilies
OF the valley, roses and violets was re.
ceived from President Harrison. The
violets were wrought in the form OF a
sabre upon the pillow,
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Sptft n Dtspdieh 70 me IAtoltgeHetF.
CHARLESTON, W. Va Feb lS-In the
House this morning the Committe on
Penitentiary reported that ss there is a
Eve year contract for convict labor in
the penitentiaEy II is not expedient TO
change the Law 90 as to require Conyicts
10 work on roads.
Bills and resolutions were offered aa
BY Mr. Hanen. Of Marshall, House bill
No, 262, authorizing and directing the
Board Of Public Works OF the State 10
purchase the ground in Moundsyille
known as the "lndian Mound"
by MIR. Garden, Of Ohio, House bill
No. iB5, 10 provide against Injury OF
damage resulting from the operation Of
stationary englnesand boilers by incom'
petent persons.
BY Mr.. Ferguson, Of Roanoke, q reso'
luton IS follows:
"WHRREAs, From the statement made
on the floor Of this House by 4. B. Dyer
member thereof, II appears that onI
George A. Howard did, on the l7th daJ
Of February, 1891, attempt to inAdencI
the action of the said Dyer In the matte
Oi the selection by the Legislature o
West Virginia Of school books, 10 be uset
in the public schools Of the State, by at
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NORRIS mas T'aE SEAT.
mr. ogdiu Declared Not Elected by strict
Party Vote.

Off. ogdin Declared Not Elected by strict
Party Vote.
SytciGl DiUGteh to he LnseligaIer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va Feb. 1S.-ro'day
marks the last act in the Morris. ogdin
farce, and William Morris now occupies
the position to which Mr. ogdin was
elected. When the matter came up, at
1880 to day, as asoecisl order, an effort
was made to postpone action on It in or
der to give Senator Morris. Of Richie,
an opportunity 10 be heard, but 1t was
downed by strict party vote.
Mr.. L1wther offered resolution de-
clariug oSdin entitled to the seat, which
he advocated In quite a iorcibte speech
in which he reviewed the testimony az
TO all the votes rejected.
Senator Watts replied for the majority
A recess was then taken and this after
noon Senators Wiley, Worley, Gilkesor
and St. Clair occupied the time.
a vote was reached at 4:l5 and thu
resolution OF the majority was adopted
BY 10 to o Mr.. Morris was conducted
10 the desk OF the clerk and took th'
oath OF office.
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A B. 4 .. WRECK.

Three Trains Get Into n Rad Mix al
HArper'a Ferry.
speciai DiEpaieA to TIE IRtslitgcHees.
MARrIxsBURG, W. Va. Feb. 1s-A
freight wreck occurred on the baltimore
& Ohio at Harpers Ferry at ! O'Clock
to-day. A freight was waiting for q pas.
ssnger train to go by. AfreiGht going
east became unmansgsble coming down
the grade to the Ferry and crashed iuto
the one standing there. a number Of
the cars and the engine were complete.
~ demolished.
Another freight following close upon
the second crashed into The wreck and
more havoe aud contnsion.
The engine and number Of cars were
demolished. The trainmen jumped. No
liveR SHaTa iAhk
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tempting to force upon the said Dyer
the acceptance OF money; therefore be II
"Res0lrxd, That committee OF five be
appointed by the Speaker OF this House
to investigate said charge and any other
attempt at bribery touching the selec-
ton OF school books, with powers TO
send for persons and papers, and make
report thereon at the earliest day pract-
cal.
dResolrsd, further, that all proceedings
on the warrant issued by the Speaker OF
the House on the 18th day Of February,
1891, be suspended, except that the said
Howard be kept in custody by the Ser.
Reant-at. Arms until after the report OF
the committee Of investigation 90 ap.
pointed be made to the House,"
Adopted.
The speakar appointed the following
special investigation committee: Welch.
OF Mineral; Finley, OF Tucker Simpson,
Of Ohio; Miller, OF Jackson, and Lynch,
OF Harrison.
Bill 1850, amending the charter Of
Wheeling, giving to Council authority
to change the location Of any street or
alley, to transfer any interest the city
may have on any existing street or al.
ley or part thereof, in consideration Of
the opening OF new street or alley, or
extension OF one already existing, or for
other valuable consideration, was passed
to third reading.
The Sergeatat-Arms returned the
warrant isEued for the arrest Of Mr..
Howard with the following endorse
ment: Executed the within warrant
by arresting the within George A; How
ard, and having him now in custody sub
isct to the order Of the House Of Dsle-
gates" The House ordered the Sci.
to retain Mr.. Howard in
custody till otherwise ordered by the
House. Adiourned.
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INTgEyATIONAL COPYRIGaE,
Tho unI Passes the ssnate-An Amusing
CollnIuy.

Tho bill Passes the SohACC-An Amusing
COllaIuy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. is During the
debate on Mr. Frye's amendment to the
copyright bill au amusing Colloquy took
place between Mr.. Wolcott and Mr..
Plumb, the former iutimating that views
which Mr.. Plumb had expressed on art
and artistic and literary property might
suit the ideas OF the State OF Kansas, but
were not generally accepted elsewhere.
Mr.. Plumb retorted that such remark
did not become the Senator from Colo.
RADIO, and that when the time came for
them to hang out their soiled linen on
the national clothes line he Mr.. Plumb
could say as many mean things about
Colorado as Mr.. Wclcott could say about
Kansas, even II the majority Of the pop.
ulation Of Colorado had come from Kan
sas.
"But thoy have not" said Mr.. VOL.
colt; II like to know that they do not"
~ like it, too," retorted Mr.. Plumb,
and the gallery INDUCED in laugh.
Finally the vote was taken on the pas
sage OF the bill and the bill was passed
yeas 80, nays II.
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At MARTINS FERRY.
The Town suRarIuEI in common with others
in the Valley.

The Town SUFFERING In Common with others
iuths Valley.
Oas.third OF Mrtiu's Ferry Is "in it,"
but there Is no desolation or tuaering
as in February, 1884. About 100 fam.
lilies have moved to higher ground or
taken TO tho sscoad stor les Of their
houses. Not single manufacturing es.
adjustment can run. Railroad traffic is
suspended, Business is partially pros.
trated, and the people ara pretty well
EXCITED. Residents OF the bottom did
very little sleeping Tuesday aud last
nights. People talked about nothing
Yesterday except the flood. The people
81 Martins FeIFy who live east Of the Q,
4 P railroad were taught lesson by the
ia tlood that they will never forget, aud
were prepared Tor the present one.
They began moving on Tuesday evening
and this was kept up the entire night
and nearly all day yesterday. Many
moved TO the second story on Tues
day evening and those whose houses are
Of one story, and are surrounded or sub
merged, viii not sustain much loss
Very few people were caught mapping
this time.
The high water shut oli the Frs
street approach to the Union bridge, ant
a temporary stairway WAS figged up q
the west end Of the bridge, which car
be reached from the Cleveland 4 Pitts
buFRh track. The ferry boat did no
run yesterday, and several hundred per
sons crossed The Union bridge or walked
OHt on Il 70 get q Visw Of the big river
The View here Is unexctlled, and give
rC...,;.....I -, P.,.,.N p.,.,.
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West vlrEInlA's splonold Showing.

WAsnISeToN, D. O, Feb. lS-The
oenCus ofiics has in press bulletin
the enrolment in the public schools OF
several States. New Hampshire aud
Vermont have declined; Ohio gains IA
per cent in population and s so in school
enrolment; Pennsylvania gains % u
per cent in population and SO in school
enrolment; West Virginia shows 0 IS
Of a gain In population and $3.50 per
cent gain 10 school enrolment.
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The muddy and unpalalable condition
OF the river water now makes the springs
in which Wheeling fortunately abounds
very popular. Just before meal time q
long procession OF men, women and
children is seen going to and leaving the
fine spring at the head Of Fourteenth
street, with big and little pals, pitchers
and cans. The same istrue OF the spring
at the head Of Eof street and the one
near the workhouse. These springs al
such times are great boons To- the public,
and they should be taken care OF.
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prelty nInrlipspurE WeddLnE

siEelM UHpdteR 70 NC IHtft4bVt'oI'
MARTIssBvRe, W. yAo Feb. lS-A
pretty wedding took place in this city
to-day, Mr.. F. Vernon Aler, a promi-
nsnt young attorney of this place, and
Miss Mildred, daughter Of Mr.. Samuel
Thompson, being the contracting par
ties. They were married at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents by Rev. f.
P. Robertson, tu the presence Of q lew
inviled friends.
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Enr,I,n F,nnrni-

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-'rhe President
and all tue members OF his Cabinet and
Acting Secretary Nettleton. as the repre-
sentative Of the Treasury Depart
ment left here this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock in a special
train OF the Pennsylvania road for New
York 10 attend the funeral ol General
Sherman. The Senatorial committee
left at 10 p. m. in q special car attached
10 the regular train.
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oau,e Pas. /, uade. the proErauaas,

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-If the pro.
gramme agreed upon to-day by the
House Coinage Committee to govern its
action upon the Senate bill is carried
out, it will make il impossible to pass
that bill second time II the President
declines either to approve or disapprove
It. The period Of time between o'clock
Friday and noon March A is just one
hour less than the peried OF ten days,
exclusive Of Sunday, that the President
ia permitted to retain a bill without re-
turning it 10 Congress.
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FosrOmA, O., Feb. ls.-E1.GOvernOr
Foster, who is mentioned as the succet.
sor Of Secretary Window, was yesterday
called to New York by a telegram from
President Harrison. Foster left Tor the
east last night.
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T,xo Man nLVnebod,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb.1s. = Two
prisoners, awhile man and negro,
we're taken from the county jail in
Gainesville, Alschua County, by 800
men late last night and banged.
They had been arrested ten hours be.
fore for completely in numerous assauIst
committed in the neighborhood during
the past two weeks.
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West virginia Pensions.

Special DtEpdtch o ne IRlt0t0tRcer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. lS.-West
Virginia pensions granted to-day: Orig.
inal-John NJ. Collins, David R. Han.
nah, John L. Everly, Albert q. Wood.
worth, George Boster, A. ]. Divers,
Jacob Thomas. Thomas Nice, Cyrus E.
D. Moss, David Lancaster, William Chi.
dester. Increase-Elias a. Thomas.
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PARIS. Feb. ls.-Empress Frederick is
expected 70 arrive here in a few hours.
Crowds Of people have gathered, and il
is feared that there will be denionstra-
tions Of hostility.
The Empress accompanied by Count
SecondOrf snd Countess Perponcher ar.
rived here at l:45 p. N. She was met
at tho station by Count Munster aud
proceeded to the German embassy.
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oaile n Hacking Match.

BLuFFoN, ALA,. Feb. ls.-D. Good
and Ford johnson had terrible cutting
duel tonight. Good cut Johpson's left
eye out with hatChet and cut into the
banes Of his face several times. John.
son cut Goods throat with a knife.
Both will die. They were drunk and
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

a Report That the Oneida Had Blown Up,
Killing Man.
Special DIpGtch 10 tAs IateiliQslnH.
PARxERsDURd, VIVA, Feb. lS.-Word
is just received here that the steamer
Oaeids, q packet plying the Little. Ka.
nawha, Captain Charles Wells, blew up
near Newark, Writ county, and that one
man was killed. His name could not be
learned.
William Rathbone aud William King
we're badly acalded.
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BERLIN, Feb. is PRECEDENT CafnoL's
action in conterring the decoration Of
the Legion of Honor upon Professor
Helmholtz, Of Berlin, has much pleased
the people OF this city. Emperor vii.
liam is RratiIsd at the dtcision OF the
French artists TO send works to the Art
Exhibition to be held in Berlin.
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consumed, except the rear sieeper,
which was saved by the timely arrival Of
q freight train, the engine OF which pull
ed 1t away from the burning Train. The
baggage master; an unknown man and
the neksBoy were seriously injured. The
accident was caused by broken rail.
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AKRON, o, Feb ia benEine explo-
sion In the works Of the Enterprise
Manufacturing Company 90 seriously
burned Miss Nettie Crush that she will
die. The building burned loss SIT. 600
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Flood Of 81.
4 FRgSHBT EITH FEW SUPERIORS.
twill go down in History as a
Memorable one.
The Worst is Past and the DAM
age all Done.
People bear the Annoyance quite
Cheerfully
AID WILL REPAIR The RLVAGBs
As soon rs the Walls OF their
Homes are dry.
Where tho Waters Reached and
what Resulted.
THOUSANDS OR SIGHTsEERS OUT,
THOUSANDS OR SIGHTsEERS OUT,
A Perfect Bay AIIeyiates the
General Misery.

Street Cars Stopped and Communication
Except by Telegraph cut on with the
Outside WOrld-Plcturesque Sights
Ofthc Day-ThOusands OF People For
sake their HOmes-The Flood at other
Points.
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CoLuNpus, O., Feb. ls.-The rumOr
that Judge Allen Il. Thurman is dead is
without foundation. The family stated
at 7:sO p. m. that Mr.. Thurman was in
his usual health.
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An Old s,nud.by.

Everybody knows what Matyin's
drummsrs lunch is. Everybody likes
IL. Your grocer keeps Il. Ask him for
II and don't take anything else. Drum.
mers' lunch 10 one Of the most delight.
iul table cakes made. TSfh
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c,..rIn, ,h. s1over Mine,

scorrDAtE, Pa, Feb. 1s.-The work
of flooding the Meyer mine is progress
ing and the FIRE will be extiuguished by
night. Large pumpswill be employed
to clear the mine OF the water: There
are no tidings OF the men entombed.
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Csnosled BocausS Of Heart Trouble,

TOPEKA, Feb. Is = Mr.. POWdsrlsy
left for Scranton, Pa, yesterday alter
noon, having cancelled his Western en-.
gagements.
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ssr,en. RALLNn, Aee.,len,.

MEMPHIS, TENN., Feb. ls The Soulh
bound limited passenger train on the
Illinois Central jumped the track near
MedinR, Tcun., about i've o'clock tLis
morning. The cars took fire aud were
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DIED.

HESs-on Tuesday, February II, 1so,. AT 70
o'clock y. M, GGoAGE Hrs, In biz SJfyi
year. ''''
Funemi notice hereafter.
0uiHAR-On Wednesday, RebrdaFy ~, 1881, =,
l2,t0 4. m, kLlzIBfH, vile Of AIben Gut,
mar, ag0d bSyean.
RunoTal notice hereafter.
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LONDON, Feb. IS S--Jamps Wilson 4
Sons, OF Bradford, have failed for S4OO,.
900, attributable 10 the new UniteI
States tariff Law killing trade in pack.
ing cases for woolens sent to America,
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. lS-The
K.ua Coal Company made an assign.
u eut yCsterday afternoon, Liabilities.
5000 900: assets. S3OO.OOO.
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DESvEg, Col, Feb. IS Billy Kohlsr,
Tom Kendall and William Ksrns were
killed in 4 snow slide last night.
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ruE coon RESULT.

Nothing could have been devised that
could have, in so great a degree, tended
to accomplish the objects Of this enter.
t,inment; advertise the State both far
and near and impr ss upon the minds Of
her people the importance OF her baying
at Chicago in 1898 an exhibit of which
she may be proud and which her rapid
ly growing wealth and development
justiies.
Colonel 81. Clair and all who have
been active in formulating tue plans
which led to to.niRht's success have
rendered service to the State tue value
OF which It is impossible TO estimate.
A reception was held in the Senate
chamber from s o'clock to 8, which was
generally attended by the visitors, mem.
bers OF the Legislature and Others.
The gathering was representative In
every respect, every section Of the State
being represented. Shortly after 8
o'clock Col. J.. W. 81. Clair announced
the order 10 which the procession wonld
form to the banquet hall, aud few min
utes later all were seated and discussing
the viands. Surprise was expressed by
the visitors at the general turn out ant
the interest aud enthusiasm displayed
raR ToAsrs.
AtlI:l5 Toast Master o. S. Long aros
and announced that toasss aud response
were in order. He said that CoIumbu
discovered America about 400 yesrS ago
but West Virginia has not been thor
ouGhly discovered yet. Mhi. Jed Hotch
kiss, Of Virginia, spoke for three quarter
Of an hour on the mineral resources Q
West Virgins. He spoke clearly, delhi
erately aud iorcibly and entertained til
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rue LIST OF roAsrs,

Their order was as follows:
"The Mineral Resources Of West vir.
ginia," Major Jed Hotchkiss.
"The Timber Forests," Hon. John ",
Harris.
Misunderstanding Interests and Enter.
prises," Hon. J. B. sommerville.
Agriculture and Grszlng," Hon. A.
". Woodtord.
"The Oil aud Gas Fields" Prof l. @
White.
"Railroad Policy and Progress" ). K
Cowan, Of the Baltimore & Ohio, and NJ
Z. ingalls,, OF the Chesapeake 4 Ohio.
Development During the Past Ds.
cade," Governor A. B. Fleming.
Estate Progress and the Press" Mr.
Charles BntdEtt Hart.
"The Columbian Fair" Hon. GeorgI
V. Massey. Hon. James A. Mckenzie
and Hon. v. D. Groner.
"The ChiCsgo Directory" Hon. Thoe
"rne Duty OF the Hour" Hon. ]. W
St. Clair.
No mistake was made In any oi tht
selections, as all tue responses Werl
able, interesting and instructive. EacE
gentleman seemed thoroughly conver
SAINT with bis subject, and each i'm
pressed upon the company the interes
which he evidently felt in 1t himself.
Socially tue entertainment was all tina
could be desired, AMI practically 1t viii
probably prove Of greater benefit TO thu
State than anything that has occurred
within her BORDERS during the past de
cade. 1t maybe safe to say aince he
organization West Yirginians, who hav
been proud Of their State, went ava,
from te.night's banquet feeling proude
Of her than ever, and others who wer
not aware Of the untold wealth Of he
forests and mountains were astonishe,
70 learn how rich she is in resources
and how prominent she must shortl
become in the commercial world.