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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-05
MARROW ESCAPE

or Lady Orde and hsr Servants From
HoF Rpgplpg Rellaspee-Ths Rplldipg
Destroyed.
LONDON, Jan. 4-A tire attended by
exciting scenes occurred to-day in the
fashionable neighborhood Of Seymour
street, Tho dowager Lady Beatrice
orde, widow Of the late Sir John
Pow lett oFde. has her residence on
Seymour street. The lady is advanced
in years, but we'll preserved. Early this
morning, Lady 0rde's house took fire,
The flames gained such rapid headway
that escape by the ordinary exit was
cnt of, and for time II seemed that
Lady 0rde and herservants on theuppeF
floor would perish. A large crowd as
sembled to witness the efforts Of the fire.
men to reach the imprisoned inmates,
One servant was badly frightened by
tho smoke and flames that were pouring
into the apartment in which she had
taken refuge, and was about to leap
from the, window to the street, but the
tireinen and tho crowd shouted to her
not to risk her life and that she would
-
surely be rescued.
Lady 0rde, who appeared at one Of
the windows, showed remarkable cour-
age and restrained her servants as
much as possible while preparations
were being made for rescue, The fire,
men hurrledly elevated the fire escape,
and just as q puff OF smoke shot OUT
over the heads OF the shrleking women
the fire escape was adjusted and fire.
men fastened to assist their descent,
Amid frantic shouts OF delight from
the crowd Lady 0rde and her servants
were brought down in safety, not o per-
son, so far as, known, being missing,
Tho residence, however, was consumed,
with a large quantity OF heirlooms OF
the orde family, which Is one OF tho
oldestin thekingdom,
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A SOCIETY BELLE
The Beautiful Miss Marlatt, Of
oxford. N, ],
What She Has to Say on Very later.
esting Subject
HER REMARKS DEEPLY CON,
Germ ALL WOMEN,

Oxford, NJ j., Is the home Of many beauti'
full ladies, but none faIre' than Miss Emma Mar
latt, whoiss recognized belle and known aud
loved by q large circle Of friends and acqualpt'
apses,
She had the grave misfortune to DO fiiiOtod
with most serious complaint, which rendered
her parents and irIepds very anxious IN regard
TO her state Of health. Physician after phySi'
clan was consulted, but without tho slightest
benefit until at last having been recommended
to uso aEeEtalp remedy, tho sufferer as we'll as
her parents were all amazed at tho suddennesS
otthe cure It Effected,
Doubtless Miss Marlatts friends will be over
ioyed ather recovery and restoration to sound
health and strength, and We arc sure the public
generally will read with deep inteFes. her de.
scrlptiolo Of how that health was 90 nsrvellously
Tegained,
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A MOODY RIOT
at CORY, IalIaua-nIIssourl Cow Boys


at Cory, IalIaua-AIIsaourI Cow Boys
Cause 1t.
Brazil. IND, Jan. 4.-The little town
Of Cory, a few miles south Of here, was
the sceneo a fight Monday night, in
which six men were seriously and prob
ably fatally hurt For several weeks
six or eight young men claiming to be
COW boys from Missouri had been lott
erlng around the city making Cory
their headquarters and occasionally
raisingconsidera bledisturbance, which
eliminated in q riot in which over fiji.
teen persons were engaged. The COW
boys entered William Stages saloon in
a menacinS manner and demanded
drinks, refusing to pay for them. This
caused general fusilade, as several ma
tives were in the saloon, and for over
nhour desperate battle ensued, the
participants using revolvers, beer
glasses and every missile abtatnable,
One man was struck on the head with
n flying missile and his skull fractured.
Six persons wero more or less seriously
hurt in tho alteration.
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knights Of Labor Headquarters.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-The recent re-
ports that the Knights Of Labor pro.
posed selling their headquarters build
ing in this city caused considerable
talk. Some Of the officers denied the
story when 1t was published, but il Is
now confirmed by the official announce
ment that the building will be sold on
the 26th inst, by a leading firm Of auc-
tioneers here. 1t is generally under.
stood that the sale Of this building
means the withdrawal of the headquar-
ters from this city aud their possible
establishment in Pittsburgh, or some
city further west.
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nREAKFAsr RunaET.

AS tho result OF extensive improve.
inents, Robert CARROTS baltimore house
now has q hallway 80 by 40 feet With d
ceiling 40 feet high, ThH uppeEialt Of
tho hall ID covered with valuable tapOS.
tries and around IL runs d gallery In
carved oak. Tho library has a white
ceiling and tho walls are hung with
wine.colorod velvet
Five Congregational clefgymen Of
California In the past few weeks have
gone over To tho Unitarian falth, ionr
Of them 10 tARe tastotatGs In that
denomination Ono Of thuh took HE
cntirO congregation With him into tlc
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TIN Unoxpeoto,l Happens.

PartersbtEg Sentinel tD.ml
The announcement that Mr.. Camden
Is a candidate for tho United States sem
ate has created a great furry all along
tho line. II was generally supposed,
from his letter Of last April. thnt Mr..
Camden was not candidate, and the
announcement now made that he 10 in
the raco has been the occasion OF muc)l
surprise and considerable comment,
In politics as In other affairs Of life II IL
frequently tho unexpected that hap.
pens. Tho list OF candidates 10 said TO
be composed Of
Charles ]. Faulkner,
Johnson N, Camden,
John James Davis,
.. Willis Wilson,
Alfred Caldwell, l-
j. William st. Clair,
Joseph y, Clifton, '
A. Brooks Fleming,
Robert 3. Carr,
0kOy johnson,
John BFanhon,
o. Wood Dhiley,
With several counties TO hear from, i
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A Study In Rnttnr.

Pittsburgh produce dealers would
like the honest granger to stand up and
have his COWS searched. These practi-
cal men would like to know how It
comes that COWS are yielding a compOs-
ite sort Of butter which the consumer
rejects with scorn and indignation.
The product ia not uniform, but
throughout ii all Zone increasing pur-
pose runs" and this purpose, tits COM
planned, is to perpetrate fraud. Some
Of the rolls are four-ftths lard or smear
case coated with one.ftth butter, very
pleasing to theIeye,but offensive to the
cultivated taste.
Apples and other foreign substances
sometimes serve as the basis Of the
butter OF commerce. To say that this
result is reached by grating the COW
on an apple tree might at arst sight
seem satisfactory, but>there are, we be-
lieye, no recorded successes of an ex-
pertinent that would have attracted the
attention of the cowculturists and tree
manipulators Of the world.
II We understand what is going on,
the aim is to produce the greatest
weight at the least cost. Ii this be
true, It is stranget that none of the but.
ter foundries have tried the experiment
of feeding the COWS on sugar Of lead, or
something OF that sort.
The probable solution of the whole
trouble is that the butter makers have
been preparing Especial article for the
Pittsburgh RESTAURANTS and some OF 1t
has broken out in unexpected places.
MRs. CARLISLE is said to have accepted
the treasury portfolio Tor her distin.
guished husband, who left the matter
to her decision.
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Erle Nln.t IN Emo I'M.

ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 4,-comptroller
Campbell has received an opinion from
Acknowledgement Rosendale holding
that Erie county is under obligations to
reimburse the state for the payment Of
expenses OF the national guard during
the recent switchmen's strike at Buff
falo. The amount involved in the
neighborhOod Of SlSOOOO.
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Mrs. f. O. Boo, at Watkins, left this
letters "My husband-ForgiYe me II
cause you trouble, but suferso. You
do not know what these long, wakeiul,
wretclied nights are to the, and / am so
tired, darllng-the pain will never be
better. 1t,is not easy to take my own
lite, but 1hsye been sick so long. Good.
bye, NY husband, / loveyou-yourwi +"
This is but one Of thousands that gives
up, instead Of using DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Neryine, and being speedily cured
OF their wrctchcdness. Go to Logan
Drug %. and get an elegant book and
trial bottle free O.
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Hardin Brinrs \ Damage Suit.

; L6UisylIIF, Jan. 4.-charles E. Har-
din, the Adams Express messenger,
who was taken into custody by Wells
Fargo detectives and brought to this
city under suspicion Of having stolen
the package containing $4,000, filed
suit this evening against the Adams
and Wells-FarVo Express companies
jointly for sg5, 900 damages for false i'm.
pfisontnent
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Dny Laborer., wnve.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. "A bill has
been introduced in the state senate
providing TINT in New York City the
wages Of day laborers employed by the
city shall not be less than g a day, and
other employees not less than twenty.
five cents per hour. Preferences shall
be given to citizens OF this state on such
work. PA
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.Ghe GRtelEigetlteG
Tho slY Whisky Trust.

The whisky trust processes to have
no interestin the proposed increase of
the internal revenue tax on whisky
from ninety cents to 81 25 per gallon,
It's representatives declare that they
are not trying, and will not try, to inau.
ence whisky tax legislation in any way
except toprotest against putting the in
crease on whisky now in bond. II nee.
essary they would go into court on this
phase Of the question.
II Congress were to increase the tax
as proposed, allowing the whisky now
in bond to BIO taken out under the old
law and at the old rate per gallon, the
trust would make pretty penny, and it
Is estimated that it would be certainly
more than two years, probably nearly
three years, before the government
would profit by the increase.
The proposition to increase the tax is
based on the supposition that the
treasury will need this increased reve.
nue.. II the treasury's share OF the in.
crease is to be two or three years com.
ing, the justification of the scheme to
enrich the TRUST by a stroke OF the pen
iswantiRg
The estimated annual consumption
OF whisky in this country is 100000
gallons. The production for the past
fiscal year exceeded these figures by
100000. at the close Of the fiscal
year 1899 the stock in bond was nearly
100000 gallons more than q years
supply The stock now in sight is esti-
mated at 100000 gallons, about
twenty months supply. The tax on
this stock, at the increased rate, would
put in the pockets of spectators S7o,-
100000 il tho bonded whisky were al.
lowed to bs Withdrawn at the old rate.
The treasury would get nothing out Of
that II the revenues be short Con.
gress will have to look elsewhere to
make them up.
II theincrease could be made opera
tive Immediately thegoyernment would
begin at once to gain at the rate Of s35,
100000 year from this source. This
would cut down the speculative profits.
but would still leave enough millions
to yield handsomely to we'll stocked
dealers. Arake-off of s22,OOO,0OO is the
lowest estimate in any case.
The strong probability ID that II this
job Is to be carried through it will be
done by the next Congress, not this,
and that II the bill is to be signed it
will be sighed by President Cleveland,
not by President Harrison. A better
bill would bet wipe out tho whole In.
tornal revenue establishment. It col
lects the only remaining war taxes.
f ----O----
The new year brought Governor
Flower a floral ship floating streatner
bearing tliih strange device--"I don't
care d. for votes" the same being
quotation from the governor himself
Governor Flower IS said to have been
much pleased. Whom 1t takes SO little
a. ,.1anhn a e,.A,4 ,,,o,, kts f.tnr ala a, o,,IJ
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OswEeo, n. Y, Jan. A large vein
of natural gas has been struck in we'll
No. IL at Sandy Crock. The tools were
thrown high in tho air and the drillers
ran for their lives. The noise Of the es.
Gaping gas was heard two miles.
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on and ailer December 80, 1902 until
further notice, all passenger trains, or.
Cept No. iO0 leaving Wheeling 1t 0l0
d. tiy viii stop AZ Elm Glove 20 lot Of
OF take on passengers for such points 40
they aro sCllodulod TO stop.
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Mhtct, Mn. ohnnted9

FIT. scoTT, KAs., Jan. "A young
farmer named CARRIER, living fifteen
miles west OF here, having learned that
his wife and his brother-in-law, Charles
Kirby, loved each other, traded his wife
TO Kirby for q horse.
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politicians bounded on the north and
west by the Ek river, on the east by
Campbells creek and on the south and
west by the Great KanaWhaY
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PHI1ADE1pH1A, Jan. 4.-The traction
company has wonits trolley suit in the
supreme court. This means that all the
lines here can use the trollery.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4.-The Czarhas
given orders that relief works be start.
cd in thedishessed districts forthwith
for the benefit OF the suffering from the
effects Of the famine. N
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LONDON, Jan. 4.-A dispatch from St,
Petersburg to the Times says that sever.
al soldiers were frozen to death on the
ice on Saturday.
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a Senatorial census.

The people Of West Virginia must get
ready to brace themselves for the visits
OF the senatorial census takers. Pres.
entity they--*ill be climbing the hills
and clipping down the hollows.
They aro to be turned loose in tho
interest Of Senator Faulkner, and their
task will be to show that "ill concealed
pain,r or Suppressed passion" or
aomethihg otthat sort will resultit the
Democratic caucus takes 1t into its
head to sholvc Senator Faulkner.
Tho returns, as fast as they come in,
are lobe hurled at the caucus. II may
be that Mr. Camden, Mr. Wilson, Mr.
81 Clair, Mr. Davis, Mr. Joo Chiffon,
MI Watts and the rcst Of the aspiranis
willItakO the hint and 20 q little into
tho census busincSa themsolvOs.
There isan abundant scope for an in.
dustry Of this kind, which will &c in
nicely whilciarm work ID slack and tho
weather isallttlc cold for fishing. MI
Faulkner deserves credit for the thought
aud for lotaiy refusing TO patent IL
A." IL
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OhanDorlala,. Oello, oAolora ana Dlar.

!, | bayo sold and used In my family for
several years 0hamberlain's Collie, Chol.
erh and Dlarrhma Remedy and hayo
found II ono Of the most useful and eat.
igtactory remedies / ever handled. 20.
II. Lewis, Druggist, Salt Lake City,
UNlh. For sale by druggists. D&w
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slcnmer Abnndopo Cd.

LONDON, jan. 4.-The British steamer
Rear Greek, Amsterdam, for Philadel-
phla, has been abandoned in mid
Atlantic in q sinking condition. Her
crew was rescued.
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An tnvnluhbls Rsmudy fot colds.

~ .'''.'W''0'TV IsUNIVNV IW0 NW1U''
Sheriff Hardnlan, Of Tyler Co., W.
VI, was almost prosttated With q cold
whom he began Using Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy In speaking Of IL no
eaysi ut gave mo almost instant 10.
lief 1 and it 10 DO ah Invaluable 10.
lnedy for colds" For sale by drug.
gists. bAW i,
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old.Time sunday Laws.

The supreme court OF Pennsylvania,
in affirming the judgment Of conviction
against the Pittsburg Leader for selling
a newspaper on Sunday, says the act Of
selling is clearly a violation Of the Sun
day law and adds that the law may DO
injured by indiscriminatc enforcement
TheSunday law OF Pennsylvania lacks
about a year ofbeing u century old. 1t
represented the thought and the condi-
tons OF its time. Enforced to the letter
it would shut off on Sunday many Of
the conveniences OF life which in this
day are not thought to be incompatible
with a due obsSrFRhea Of Sunday.
These old restrictions would long
since have been removed by legislation
If tho same result had not been reached
by common consent The better way
is to repeal obsolete laws SO that all.
that romans, on the, statute books may
have a real vitality shfpeisQt RESPECTED.
THERE is q decided rush for the
diamond fields near Boise City, Idaho.
Diamonds are there, beyond question,
but experts say that those found thus
far are worth only about half as much
as the Australian and Brazilian stones
II they werS worth nothing, 10 long as
they arc called diamonds, there would
DO a rush for them.
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MRs, MARTHA ]. LAND, who has just
died in New York, was one Of tho
strong women OF Tho country. For
nearly ten years sho has conducted tho
Aagasias Of american History Her work
has boon largely on historical lines, but
she has donp great deal bt.hiEh grade
miscellaneous writing. Mrs. Lamb WAS
Bixty.two years old.
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tIAyA You peen tho miniature oil we'll
LOGAN Duo %.
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IT is the field Sgains. Faulkner. Cam.
den made Fapllfpsr. Can he upmske
him2 ThaRs tho question.
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a Real 9Iachine.

The loud but still feeble protects
against the onward march Of tho Demo-
cratic machine are almost enough to
make us sorry for our Democratic
friends in New York. Hear the able
World for its cause;
The combination OF mistaken forces which
placed Isaac II. Maynard on the bench OF the
states highest court and which Is bent on max
S 81 RE T
interests OF tho people Of the state and too DO
hanl OF the patriotic temper OF the Democratic
party.
Barring the "patrlotic temper Of the
Democratic party" which has a queer
way OF showing itself, this is about
what Republicans have been saying,
Hill put Maynard on the bench as q re-
ward for the grand larceny of election
returns. Murphy is to be rewarded be,
cause he is part Of the Democratic
machine.
Why should the machine heed any Of
these hysterlcal protestsP The next
time it goes before the people it will
have the support Of the Democratic or.
gapizatlon and Of the Mugwumps. The
IPorld may be relied on to help again.
The men who Fqa the Democratic
party in New SYofkpte in politics for
what there'isin ititorthem. Thsjudge.
ship was MayRard's plum, the senator
ship is Murphy's,
10 build a fire and then ask it not TO
burn, Is to show at least confused
idea Of the fundamental principles Of
natural philosqphyt
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n will 10 a great satisfaction to Mt
Murphy 10 stop into tho senate over tho
ptostralo form Of Mr. Cleveland He
will have 70 stop high, but he will DO in
d mood TO dois
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rYrnvs has a good start in Now York.
II it were cholera there would be q
panic. Typhus is serious business, re.
curing rigorous measures to get rid Of,
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isitofc q sOnatctlal trust forming at
Charleston aeslaas MI candeas fs
lllo pollNeal horizon d Tho oharIOllon
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TIN Wheeling Nightaoil Co. has the
largcstqbarrols and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. CIV. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chaplinp and Six.
oenth streets. Telephone 10.
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naiilhoFs 4 ohln

1oS'r fool with indigestion. Take
1E4cilAM'4 piLtA,
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Mr.. wHlTNEY is said to have made a
good deal Of money out of whisky trust
dealings. Mr.. Whitney is very close TO
Mr.. Cleveland. Have a care, bewarel
Mr.. Dana has adYIsod hisParty1pot 10
stake too much on Its rodent victory,
above all things not to get gay,
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MARTINS FERRY.

"Uncle" Billy Rouse, the G. 81 p.
Waterman at the Hanover street cross
ing, met with a very narrow escape
Yesterday afternoon. He was on the
track and did not notice the yard en-
CINE coming toward him. He was
knocked down and partly under the en-
CINE, when it was stopped and the old
gentleman dragged from underneath.
1t made several shudder that saw the
accident and who thought the man
would be killed.
Among those that left over the w. 81
l.. E. railroad yesterday for the Worlds
Fair were County Commissioners Hart
and Bailey, Bert Pickens, VIM. Ftnney
and son, James Cooper, Ogden Bracken,
Fred Van Pelt, VIM. McCune, w. II.
Hobbs, David Goodbue, Mary Goodhue
and Mary Maule, besides twenty from
Brilliant that left on the sam train.
Marshall Westwood was serving sub
pnnas on several OF our people to APP
pear before the grand jury to tell what
they know about the Howley-Gillespie
prize fight which.took place just above
town some time ago.
VIM. Steer and wife, Of California,
and Jos. Hoge and wife, OF BaruesvIlle,
are the guests Of the family OF Joseph
Williams, OF Third street.
J. j. Fultz, OF Mt. Vernon, O., Depu-
ty Grand Master Workman OF the An
cient Order OF United Workmen, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jacques, of the Croctcry Journal.
published at New York and Chicago,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Beazle went to Apollo,
Pa, yesterday morning to visit rela-
tives.
James Wilson is on duty again at the
Western Union Office after a short sick
spell.
Some our people will take in the c. &
p. excursion TO the Worlds Fair to-
day.
''Peck's Bad Boy" is the attraction
at the Opera House Thursday evening.
Captain L. W.. Inglebright has re-
turned from Chicago and points West.
Patrick McDonugh and wife returned
yesterday from the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mary Robinson is now the or
ganist OF the Presbyterian choir.
Mrs. Thos. Craig returned 10 her
home at Elwood City yesterday.
The Township Board Of Education
met yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Blackford was in st. Clairsvllle
yesterday on business.
w. NJ. Ong, OF Steubenyille, was In the
city yesterday.
Chas. Helling, Jr, left yesterday for
Elwood, Pa.
DR.. Hoge, OF Portland, was down yes
terday.
S. B. Williams is here from Millvale,
Pa.
L. Spence is in Chicago.