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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-05
BERINa SEA ARBITRATION,

The Court Higgins Its session Ia Pnris-A
Dispute sprung tho First Thing.
PARIS, April 4.-The court OF arbitra'
ton to pass upon the differences be-
tween Great Britain and America as to
the seal fisheries in tho Boring sea
began its session in u large apartment
in the office OF the French foreign min
istry to-day,
Sir Charles Russell, the British attor'
ney general, counsel for Great Britain,
opened the arguments by moving that
Mr., Campbell should furnish TO the
court Il copy OF Sir Henry Eiot's report
on tho Boring sea question. EN-Attor'
ney General Webster spoke in support
OF the motion and Mr.. Phelps and Mr.,
j. G. Carter, OF counsel for the United
States, delivered addresses in reply
Mr.. Phelps said in his argument that
the United States communicated the
original report in February.
Mr.. Carter commended that the United
States would DO justified in refusing 10
produce the report asked for, but would
produce it in order TO remove the
causes Of British cayiIins. Sir Charles
Russell then demanded the production
OF the Elliott report, basing his appll-
cation on article OF tho treaty OF arol-
tration,
Mr.. Phelps, in behalf OF the United
States, denied that the report was re-
ferred to in the American cases. Hc
He said it was simply referred to in the
counter case to which article i, OF the
treaty, did not refer. Mr.. Phelps fur
Their denied that it was admissible in
law that one party should have tho
power to force an adversary to produce
any document simply because the adj
versary desired to use it in evidence
The refusal OF the United States to pro-
duCe the document was not duo to any
desire to suppress the report, but to the
fact that it was applied for too late for
the American government to prepare
its answers to the arguments that might
possibly be based upon it. Neverthe-
less he would produce the report MS no
did not wish to engender the suspicion
OF n desire to suppress evidence, but
after this concession no would decline
to produce any further evidence.
Sir Charles Russell briefly contended
that the report was referred to in the
appendix and tho appendix was refer
red to in the case sufficiently to invoke
article OF the treaty.
Ex.Secretary, OF State John W. Foster,
American AGENT before the Boring sea
court OF arbitration, was questioned to-
day in regard to the erroneous transIa'
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pALEoun IN nELFAsT.
A GrOat Demonstration by Men OF Ulster
Against the Homo Rule Eli.

A GrCnt Demonstration by Mon OF Ulster
Against the Homo Rule Eli.
BELFAST, April, 4.-This is holiday
in this city and vicinity. The railway
trains have brought thousands OF pco-
pie to Belfast, and the streets are
thronged with enthusiastic crowds. At
noon tho Right Hon. A. ]. Balfour, the
Marquis and Marchioness OF London
derry, tho Duke OF Aberdeen and other
leading Unionists headed monster
procession oi Orangemen, members OF
Unionists clubs Odd Fellows and
other organizations, which marched
through the streets wearing tho full
regaia of their respective orders.
Upon arriving at tho grand stand
specially erected for the Occasion, Mr.
Balfour, tho Duke Of Abercorn, the
Marquis OF Londonderry and their
party asCended the stand and reviewed
the procession. The marching multi
tude cheered voclterously as they
passed., and the Dublin students tore i'll
shreds and then burned and trampled
upon copy OF tho Irish home rule
bill in front of the stand, while Mr.,
Baltour smiled and nodded APPROX
ingly at the demonstration.
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tedious, but extremely costly, as 4
glance will show. II il to be completed
at present from Tenth street to the
creek, ON Main and Market streets on
Sixteenth street and the alley next
north to Chapline, on Fourteenth as
far, on the alley next north to the rear
OF tho City bank, ON Twelfth to Chap
line, and on Eleventh and Tenth TO
Market.
The conduits are already down over
the stone bridge and on Bridge Place
On Main street the wires will DO I'M
derground us lar south as Twentieth.
The only poles left in this territory
then will be terminal poles, from
which tho wires radiNto to the houses
where the telephones are located, Tho
change OF system necessitatea tho re-
adjustment OF all wires leading to in
struments, an entire change in the
operating room and the introduction OF
modern multiple switch boards.
There will be 90 pairs OF wires in each
duct, or cable. These will serve 10 or
binary telephones, or furnish go me-
talic circuits, Tho line south on Main
street will carry "a ducts, or lao wires.
North will run 20 ducts, and the same
up Twelfth street. Each line is laid
not only to accommodate the present
demand, but to anticipate the needs for
generation to come. Sixty-eight ducts
will run into the basement OF the Peo-
ple's bank, where the exchange Is To-
Gated,
Tho mauholes arc all fitted with vent
pipes. About the only danger feared Is
that gas will accumulate in the Conduits
and explode, Scarcely any other dam
age is possible, unless by a terrific
stroke OF lightning,
In all about 100000 Of the sections Of
sewer pipes or ducts will be required
here. These are made Of peculiarly
dense clay at Grecntown, near Akron,
Ohio.
Thework requires good deal OF tear
ing up OF the streets, but it Is Tor the
public good in tho Ions run.
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roWDEIsLY,s OPINION.


Ito Thinks tho Toledo Opinion Rocognl-
ton OF tho PRINCIPLE OF Government
Ownership.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 4.-General
Master Workman Powderly had not
seen tho decision in the case OF engineer
Lennon at Toledo until his attention
was called to it by II reporter. "rho
decision" said Mr.. Powdcrly, Shows,
rs II have said before. that the principle
OF government ownership OF railway is
being recognized by the courts. While
tho decision is apparently against the
men it emphasizes our position that
tho governmental has tho right to super
wise the railroads. Now, it is n poor
rule that wont work both ways. The
interstate commerce law was passad
for the purpose Of controlling the rail.
roads but up to date no railroad has
paid any attention TO the law. Anarchy
OF tho worst kind has prevailed. BY
that mean total disregard for the
law by corporations"
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Tic Grand Commandory to Meet ut Mar
tlnsbnrG In May.


tlnsburs In May.
A general order by Grand Command.
or L. L, Buttrick, OF tho knights TEN.
plar OF West Virginia. issued from tho
Office OF Grand Recorder Huntington at
Fairmont, summons the grand com.
mandery of tho order to "attend tho
Nineteenth alconclave OF the Right
Eminent Grand Commandery Knights
Templar and appendant orders OF the
state OF West Virginia, to be holden in
tho city OF MartinsburG, county OF Der.
kelley, and state OF West Virginia, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of May, A, D.,
1893, A. o. 775, at u O'Clock m., for the
transaction of such business US may
legally come before it." The order says
that all Knights Tomplar in good stand.
ing arc invited to visit the grand com.
mandery at the time indicated, uniform.
ed and equipped for inspection and re-
view.
1t is understood that the meeting OF
the commandery will be an Important
ono and large attendance throughout
the state is expected.
As the West Virginia Editorial Asso.
citation meets at Martinsburg at the
same time the hospitality Of that famons
old town will be severely taxed. But
MartinsburS has always shown her
ability to care for crowd and will
doubtless be equal to tho occasion.
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Pans, April "A quarrel has broken
out in the royal family in Spain, owing
to tho conduct of tho young kings
grandmother, ex-Quoen Isabella II.
Queen Isabella, who is about sixty
three years OF age, has taken another
favorito, a young Hungarian, who for
the present exercises immense intiu-
enCc over the aged ex-qucon. Presuming
on this influence, the youthful fNvorite
determined to insult the infanta Eulalio
and other members OF the royal family
in Spain, and the result is bitter dis
puto between OK. Queen Isabella, who
resides in Paris, and othOr members OF
the royal house.
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This remark was called out by some
talk on the subject OF recent improve
ments in long distance telePhoninE, and
other innovations, of which number
ara to DO introduced III Wheeling at
once by tho Bell telephone company,
The first great and costly improve
ment is now being made. This Is tho
laying OF terra.CoIta conduits under
ground, to carry tho telephone wires
The work has been in progress two OIL
three weeks on Main street, and has
attracted great deal OF attention aud
aroused general curiosity.
Some idea, though not an adequate
ono, OF the magnitude Of the undertake
ing can be obtained from seeing the
work in progress; and one who watches
it for q little while feels natural Curl
osity as TO number Of points about
the work.
In the first place it il profitable to
know that when you speak tho work
''conduir' you should pronounce it
cundit Scarcely anybody in Wheeling
pronounces 1t right. and scarcely two
people pronounce it alike. Tho ac-
copied name of it now, though, is
"cundit," though Webster authorizes
also "cOndit."
The first thing a man usually asks
when he begins to inquire about the
conduit system Of carrying wires, Is,
"How do you got the wires through p
This is very reasonable source OF
curiosity. Before the laying OF the con-
duit, hogan, many penple supposed tho
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UNION STOCK YARps, clAnENoyr. !

MONDAY, April Q, 1894
swIno-Tho hog market to-day IA extremely
dull, and butchers being very SLOW In taklni,
hold, nul buying very sphrlngIy rfndc Hess
active even than last week. The receipts are
some 1900 head less than those recorded last
Monday, and there Is decline In values Of 40
Contg por 100 lbs gross Fair 10 OOst hogs sell at
81 O0n7 ~ per 100 lbs gross pigs u 7jAB 30 per 100
lbs gross mud toughs 81 O0a ~ per 100 lbs gross.
Receipts Of hogs this week Sass head.
Sheep aud Lanbs-'Ihc market for both sheep
and lambs is reported by dealers ns being nj host
only fair, We quote wool sheep at ikSajH cents,
and few extra nj bjl cents, clipped sheep iabll
cents pOr ID gross. fnit lambs tnGjs cents and
spring lambs NJ palik cents pOr ID gross. sheep
arc cent of, and lambs fully u cent lOwot
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OF medicinal agents Is gradually relcgnt.
ing tho otd.timo herbs, pills, drnughts
and vegetable extracts TO tho rear and
bringing into general use tho pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrun OF
Figs. 10 got tho trtio remedy SEQ that
II Is manufactured by tho California Hg
Syrup Co. only For sale by all leading
druggists,
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John Stewart, the electrical motor
operator charged with manslaughter,
in causing the death Of John Keys on
Main street South Side last week, was
given preliminary hearing by Squire
Gillcspy at tho county Jail yesterday.
There was no evidence showing culpa.
bility on his part, and no was honorably
nruIittn1
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Special Dispaich 70 Nc In'clli1tNcer
TonoNro, ONO, April 4.-NIuch inter-
est was attached to the city election
Monday. Il. II. Smith, Republican,
was elected mayor over Burfeld by
ninety-two. All the other Republican
candidates except one councilman and
the marshal were elected. Frank
Stokes, editor OF the Tribune, was re.
elected city treasurer BY 1876, being
more than hundred ahead OF the tick.
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In thousand OF cases the euro Of a
cough Is tho preventive Of consumption,
Tho surest cough medicine In tho world
Ia Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by all dealers on a guarantee Of satisiac.
ton. DAw
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 4.-rho
Presbytery of Philadelphia yesterday
adopted tho report OF the revision COIN
initiee OF tho general assembly relative
to tho elimination clause" in tho con.
fesson OF faith. BY this report lin.
famts dying in infancy, and all other
persons not guilty OF actual transgres.
sion, are included in the election Of
grace, and are regcneratcd and saved by
Christ through the Spirit SO also are
all other elect persons who arc saved I;
also arc all other elect persons who are
not outwardly called by tho Word"
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Murderer Arrested.

Special Dispatch to the Lnte2iasnccr
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 4.-John
Murphy was arrested here tonight as u
fugitive from justice, and is hold to
await tho arrival OF the Kentucky Off.
GERS He is charged with the murder
Of his wife in Newport, Ky.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
EXECUToRS' SALE0F
W HROOKIc COITNTY REiI, IESTj

y AESU IOHS' ShIIpI w
~ BROOKE COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF authority granted to us by tho
last will and testament OF Fergus Smith. ST., de-
ceased which Is dated February Is, 1879 and Il
recorded In the records OF Brooke county, West
Virginia IN will book number !, at page III,
we, the undersigned executors Of snia Will, On
April 10, 1898, commandment 10 O'Clock H. m,
on the premises heretofore described. Wi Offer
for sale nj public auction, all OF the following
described tract OF land situated In Brooke
county. West Virginia, In Buffalo district, namely
the farm containing about iorty.elghl RCrts
more or less, adtnining the lands az sauUel
Beck William Hedges, Julia Prall and j, r.
Smith and being n tract Of land owned by the
said Fergus Smith. ST., at the tlmo of his Dc.
cease lnd which by the first clause Of his said
will, is directed to be- sold Said turm Is on the
West Liberty and WelsburE road, half milo
from Liberty, and is convenient to churchc',
pOStoliice the West Liberty Normal School, aud
u very desirable property In all respects.
TERMS OF SALg;-CaSh
HORACE RIDGELEY,
JAMES r. SMITH.
Executors OF Fergus Smith. ST..
mr27.TTh4s Wost Libnrtv W Va,
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UNDERGROUND WIRES.
Something about the ConGuits be-
ing Laid by tho Telephone 90.
1T is AN ENORMOUS UNDERTAKING

And will Require u Long Time and
Much Money TO CompIeto 1.-THE
Questions Daily Heard on the
Streets about the System Answered
by General Manager WolG-Howtho
Wires are Put in tho Tubes.
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dust ReceIyed.

A full assortment Of Cents Russia
Calf aud Patent Leather Shoes, all tho
leading shapes. l.. V. BLOND.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS.
Tho State Board OF Health will hold moo,
Ing in the city Of Wheeling, At the Baird AZ
Education rooms, TucsiR, April Is. lslI St
tho examination OF applicants for certificates ia
practice medicine
wP, EWING, President
n, Il. BAKER, Secretary mr2i,wlSiWv
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Now your blood should DO purified.
Take Hoods SNrsaparilla, the best
spring medicine and blood purifier. A
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-NO, l4O7 CHAPLINE
II street. three story brick dwelling. clcb'
rooms bath room and laundry, Possession Mav
!. RINEIIART & TATUM, city Bank Building.
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WE DON'T WANT CANADA
That is the Opinion of the Ohio
County Republican Club.
A VERY HOTLY CONTESTED DEBATE
Won by Colonel Jake Komplc and
Professor Boll-Captaln Dovcncr
and Mr. Hart Opposed Them-Tho
Judges Could Not Agree, but the
Audience Could.

The Ohio County Republican Club
met in regular monthly session last
night at its quarters in tho |, o. 0, I,
building, Tho principal business was
tho joint debate on the question,
whether tho peaceful annexation OF
Canada would DO beniacent to tho
United States, On the affirmative side,
Capt. B, b. Doyener and DR., G, A,
Aschman were announced as the de-
bators, but as the latter could not be
present, Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart took
his place. On the negative side, Colo.
mel Jacob Komple and Prof, A, S, Boil
spoke.
Before the debate commenced large
number of new members were voted
into the club.
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EOR RENT.

'0r' MN l.
Thrce.story brick building, 81 by CO feet al.
Joining Henry Morris box factory. corner
s;sH Snst eeySior and S WH +, ngans aa
with or without power for running maehtnery
A splendid location Tor q manufacturing estab
lIshmunt, Apply 10
THE WEST VIRGINIA TOBACCO co,
mT7MWGP
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FoR RENT,

ENOR RENI.
Very complete upstairs dwelling, second floor
six rooms hall and bath room, on Tenth street.
Also very complete barber shop, with baths,
In basement, corner Tenth and Main streets.
All In new building never yet occupied Imuls.
dlatc possession. lnquIrCOi
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
jaG0 li20 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-0NE 10 II. P. OTTO GAS
H. Engine. In good condition. CAN be sven
NJ Buckeye warehouse. BelAIre, Ohio lnquin,
OF A. p, TALLMAN, First National Bank, lIcIl
afro O. mrgO
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NOR SALE,


S'rOCKS FOR SALE.
20 shares La Belle Nall Mil.
10 shares Wheeling Tito and Trust Company.
81 shares Warwick China Company,
20 shares South Side bank
90 shares Nail City Stamping Company.
10 shares First National Bank OF BilQlra
80 shares Wheeling Pottery COMPANY
3 shares Franklin Insurance Company.
10 shares Fire & Marine Insurance Co
K s. IRWIN llrOtor
Npl No u Twelfth Street
INoR SALE.
ATEWCHOICE LOTS AT EDGINGTOS.
Cheap and on Easy Terms
w. V. HOGE.
ocG CITY Bank Building. 1870 MARKET Srca.
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Rood'o Pills oct easily, yet promptly aud
otnViOntly, on tho llVor and bowels goo.
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i%ncroyable cape bordered with velvet. She
wore a light brown felt, polichinelle hat,
with cardinal velvet bows and brown
plumes. The sister had a r%edingote of very
dark gray, almost black, basket cloth, made
severely plain, except for the brctelles,
which were made of the same material,
with a little embroidery along the scalloped
edges. She wore a mazarin blue velvet
bonnet with two pink velvet ears. They
were both much admired.
All the pretty gowns, however, would
have failed of their effect had not the hats
and bonnets been pretty-more beautiful.
One bonnet, or hat, for it was not easily de-
fined, had a turban brim of pink velvet,
embroidered in topaz beads. The CROWN was
soft and has a chou at the front and back
of velvet, and also on each side. From the
left side started a rich aigret of OSPREY.
with three wire strings. with topaz beads,
The shape was much like a turban, but lar
ger. coming quite far over the face in q
point.
A well known beauty wore a dark red
felt hat, with a large brim bent into deep
plaits, and with fine black ostrich plumes
on the crown. One long plume drooped al
most to the shoulder in the back, and, by
the way, l have seen several new hats with
such long plumes. A pert hat was of black
velvet, straight brimmed and slightly
turned up in the back. In front was a
handsome bow of blue and white polka dot
satin ~ribbon-two of the loops were up-
standing and the rest fat. A more modest
but not less pretty hat was of drab felt.
bent up to q slight point over the forehead.
There was an alsatian bow Of blue velvet,
and between the loops stood a small bunch
of blue cornlowers.
One very quaint hat attracted considera-
BILE attention. 1t was of beige colored felt,
bent down and up to form a poke. There
was an emerald green velvet scarf around
the crown, ending in a large flat bow, with
a tie from which started two yellow o.
preys. The strings were of green velvet.
The crown was quite high in the back, ta-
pering to nothing in front. | have seen
this ugly thing before under three or four
sfsguyes, and one modistc told me chat it
was the basis of what would be the most
popular bonnet of the season. | did not be-
lieve her then, but / do now. Not that it
is pretty, but because the lady who wore it
comes very near to leading the fashion
here, and she looked lovely under it's
shadow. Still no one is Obliged to wear it,
as there are Us many distinct styles of hats
this season as there are days in the year.
Among the very "swellest swag9er'
things OF the season are the fuzzy, hairy
irish frieze capes, which many young la
dies affect. They are generally made mill
tary style, with hoods in the back, and are
lined with scarlet cloth.
MATE LEROY.