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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
RELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
Colonel Poorman is now at his home
here looking after his personal affairs.
In the meantime his interests at Column
bus arc in good hands, Judge Ovens be-
ing his selection on the arbitration
committee to decide whether no or D..
j. Ryan is entitled to tho $1,000 extra
allowance for the year, OF which he
served nearlybnine months, in the Sec
retary OF states office. In the mean.
time the bill to allow the colonel an
other 81 900 for his services as super
visor Of elections passed both branches
OF the legislature.
County Commissioners MeChem and
Hurt dropped into town yesterday even.
ing and announced that they would
hear all sides to the controversy about
the pixies, and II ii is not tempest in
a teapot" and something is radically
wrong, they will try to ferret out where
tho blame rests.
Peter McNabb, the pitcher Of the
Portland, Ore, base ball club, was mar.
ried in that town last week and stopped
of here yesterday with his bride, while
on their way to his homo at Mount
Vernon, to see Billy George and Pork
Kennedy,
P.T, King and others arrived In the
city early Yesterday morning with the
RENAME OF Mrs. Robert Walker from
Muncie, and they were buried from the
residence OF Councilman Clements in
the forenoon.
Tho revival meetings at the First N.
E. church have been holding on SO late
at night that Rev. D. W. Chandler an.
nounced yesterday that they would
only last FROM $50 to St46 each evening
hereafter .
The local branch OF the state liquor
league will meet tomorrow afternoon TO
take action against the movement to
mako tho liquor tax in this state 81 900
por year, instead OF $3.50, as at present.
Ex.Mayor Joel strahl, one Of the old.
est residents Of the. city, Is seriously TIL
nj the homo OF his daughter, Mrs. John
Jones. and his wife Is also suffering
from q partial stroke Of paralysis.
The B., H. so. railroad ia tavtnga
nuTu Llille VI Az NuGaV A09n hAN NAAS
trains arc very irregular. They expert.
enCe great trouble in securing water
enough to make tho runs at all.
owon Williams, the coal operator,
who went 10 Cincinnati about ten days
ago to have an operation performed on
his oyos, ut homo again, bat 10 uHa'
bio to leave tho house.
Miss Maggie Graft left yesterday for
her homo at wurren, Ohio after visit
with her father, Mattion Graft, and tho
family OF r, A. MCGrogoE
George ". Maring, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Munclo, Ind, ig char.
tor member Of now national bank IN
that town.
Tho glass factory that was TO have
been started by Couplc OF gentlemen
from Fostoria 10 not muterfattEthg
Louis Bollo sold 21i feet front In tho
lrntno row on Noble street 10 Mrs.
Robert Dunlap for sl,OsO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
MARr1N,s FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our NcN
Neighhor.

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbor.
The application OF Mrs. Frank Nc
Cord for the appointment OF a guardian
for her husband was argued before
Probate Judge Tallman at st. Glars
vile yesterday. The judge granted the
application. The defendant gave no.
tice Of an appeal.
James Kerr has been elected presi-
dent OF the Fidelity Savings and Loan
Company; George Spence, vice presi.
dent; F, r, Sedgwick, secretary, and
Madison Aldredge, treasurer.
James A. Gray, ]. L. Richie and
Robert Coss have been named as grand
Jurors, and W. E, Thomas and George
O. GiiIen, petit jurors.
The boiling department and three
sheet mills ut the Etna mill were of
yesterday on account Of shortage OF
coal.
Mrs. Frank Heinrich and little daugh-
ter will return to GAINESVILLE to-day,
after four weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frazier are at
the bedside OF their daughter, Myrtle,
Mt Nef's Siding
Miss Ella Inglebright is entertaining
her friend. Miss Margaret Elson, OF
Magnolia, Ohio.
State Secretary Doggert. OF the Y. NJ.
@. A., will be here this week.
Edward Mansburger was in st. Glars.
vile yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. W. B! shuttleworth is quite
sick.
Mrs. j. W. Lane is very sick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18
plttsburgh Ball club Sued,

CHIcAGo, Jan. l7.-Thomas Burns,
the old third basoman Of the Chicago
team, put in the day pushing his suit
for Sl2Ol5 against the Pittsburgh club
for breach of contract. The club al.
legged to-day that Burns was discharged
for incom petcnce rs manager, physi-
cal disability as player and indiffer-
ence rs captain. 1t was, further al
legged that he allowed the men to drink
and gamble. To all these things Burns
entered emphatic denial.
President Buckenberger, OF tho Pitts
burgh club, testified that he had seen
Burns gambling with the men. Tho
case was continued until tomorrow.
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nRIpnEPpnr.

Matters Of More or Less Moment In tho
Village Mt the Other End Of the IIrldgc,
Keohlein Bros, the entorprising ice
dealers having flled the Island ice
house they purchased after the burning
OF their large houses on the Ohio shore,
have commenced the erection OF new,
substantial and modern buildings 70
store ice on the site OF the houses
burned. They are working Mt night by
electric lights, and filing tho new builds
iHgs with beautiful Ohio river ice as
they build them,
A family consisting pf husband, wife
and several small children moved from
the west to Wheeling Greek Mines.
They arrived on Monday, but as their
household goods did not arrive until
yesterday they were compelled to sleep
on tho bare floor OF their house Nom
day night with no bedding or covers OF
any kind except their wearing apparel,
The Bridgeport fire plugs have as yet
received no attention to prevent the
water from freezing, and II needed 1t IS
q question whether they could be used,
This would seem to DO u matter OF sui.
lcient Importance 10 warrant carelu'
attention.
Last night four-horse sled load OF
young merry makers few up and down
and through the town, laughing, singing
and blowing campaign horns to the
music ofthe bells,
W, 7. Graham, general manager OF
the Standard iron company, left for the
west yesterday on business for his works,
This is hard weather on railroad yard
switchmen, and it is difficult for them to
keep up with their work.
The Jingle OF sleigh bells is almost
continuous on Bank and Bridge streets,
day and night.
County Commissioner silas Bailey
was in town yesterday.
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RICHMOND, VAp Jan, 1.-THE cigar.
ettee factory of Allen & Glnter, q branch
Of the American Tobacco Company, and
Valentines meat Juice works were dc.
stroyed by fire this morning Loss
about 100000; insured. The fire is
supposed to have originated in tho
power room Of Allen & Ginter's factory.
About 1900 people, principally girls,
arc thrown out Of employment.
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An Attachment for Daroposs pIanC,

An AtINChMuhI lot IINFuNVss HIHNV'
New York, Jan, Observation-Disclosures
Baroness Blanc for sl2,O7s has been OBJ
tanned in favor OF Robert L, Stanton, on
an assigned claim OF G, Harry Lester,
an actor, for money loaned on a note
for ST., 900 dated December 10 last and
payable on demand, Execution against
tho property Of tho "Baroness' has
been issued and the sheriff has been
directed to ctfach anypersonal property
ho may find belonging TO her.
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sI,l,en Gypsles Frozen 70 Death,

vlEySA, Jan, l7,-,Tho phepOmenally
cold weather continues throughout
Austria.Hungary's territory, and much
suffering isroported. The gypsies, many
Of whom travel from place 10 place IN
Austria and Hungary, are the worst
sufferers, as their habitations afford
little shelter from tho inclemency OF
The weather. A band OF these wander
ers is encamped near KouiggFatz, in
Bohemia. This morning sixteen OF the
band were found frozen to death.
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Ngw YoRK, Jan. 1L-charles Dick
son, president of the Olympic club,
New Orleans, has telegraphed the pro.
priotOr Of sporting paper here as fol-
lows.
"Will you try and arrange a match
between Frank P. slaviu and Joe God
dard to fight in April,s The Olympic
club will give u $4,000 purse, Also
sign Alec Greggains and Dun Croedom,
Of Australia, 10 fight in Olympic club
for $1,000 purse and $3.50 each for ex-
ponSes,n
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Fire Mt Now Cumberland.

Special DiSputch 10 he Intel!iqcn:sr'
New CUMBERLAND, W, Va, Jan. H.
Fire this afternoon destroyed a franc
building owned by John Campbell and
occupied by George McKelvey as a tin
shop, also the ferry waiting room
building adjoining; loss $500, partly
covered by insurance.
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Guilty Of Murder.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE court OF
appeals to-day affirmed the Judgment Of
tho lower court convicting Carlyle W.
Harris Of murder in the frat degree.
Harris was tried on a charge OF poison
lng hia school girl wiIo, nee Helen Potts.
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ooY. Mnrt. Illuminated.

rRrSroS, N j., Jan. Governor.
elect George Z. werls took the oath Of
Office in Taylor's opera house this noon
and was duly installed chief executive
Of Tho state Tho inaugural ceremonies,
W W usual wore simple and occupied less
'han an hour.
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Tic Dordcn Trial Postponed.

BosroS, MASS, Jan, 17-owing to the
illness Of Attorney General PiIIsbury it
isStatcl that tho trial Of Miss Borden,
for the murder Of her step.mothor and
father will not in any event como on
before March, and probably not until a
much later period.
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sale BY druggists,

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
TO oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fye SYRUp co.
tOusM4f1SSs: N1"''' ~ ium IN
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EUROPE FROZEN SOLID.
r,,vel Delayed or Shut GA and
Great Suffering Results.
SIXTEEN PERSONS FOUND DEAD.

, blizzard Renders Streets Impsssa'
nIo sea.goIns Vessels Suffer- in
cannon with Land oonveyances'
southern Parts of Mediterranean
Countries having Especially Severe
weather-vesuyius Covered with
Snow
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Nv cArAnRr was very bad. For thirty
yeats have been troubled With H.
n ,t tried q number Of remedies wlth'
~ SaI tcllef. A drngnlSt advised Ely's
LIe9m balm, / have used only one
Uolllc and | can say / feel like now
y, hlal' mako this voluntary statement
nM v, others may know Of the Balm.- =
4 " Ma.hOwson lawyer, Pawluckot,
MI AwIAW
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Mrs. j. W. Lane is very sick.


Mr.. ]. o. Davenport, manager OF the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., 1T. Bragg,
Cal, has this to say OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: II used 1t for a severe
cold and cough and obtained immedi-
ate relief. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store VIC have sold large quanti-
ties OF Chamberlain's Medicines" For
sale by druggists. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-18

RoNE, Jan. lL-Asit Is not the inton-
lion Of the vatican to establish a leg.
islation inthO United States, Mgr. satolli,
tho apostolic delegate, will, it Is stated,
ington.
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DGSyEa, ooLo., Jan. 17.--Tho supreme
court this morning granted D. Thatcher
gIravcs tho convicted murderer oil Mrs.
josephine Barnaby, OF Providence, Il.
l., new trial,
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LONDON, Jan. 1z-vaughan's Glove
land steel works, at 1saston, in trkshiro,
have been closed owing to q lack Of
orders. One thousand men are rendered
Idle by tho shutting down Of the works.
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Special Dispdich 10 he intel!tGeneer
srEupsNvILLE, O., Jan. l1.-Monday
afternoon three.year-old child OF
James Little, at Port Homer, this coun.
~, fell into an open CRATE and was
burned to death.
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Al lnyalunblo llonody ZOE Colds.

sheriff lIardman, Of Tylor o., W.
", was almost prostrnted With q cold
when no began Using Chambotlaln'a
Cough Remedy. In speaking Of u he
snys, at Rayo mo almost instant ro'
lict / ind IL 10 DO an Invaluable to-
niody lor colds" For sale BY dtttg
glsls, DaW
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ZEAL ESTATE.
ITO THT.

Ten.Tnomei dwelling, $50 Main street
Eghtrnonel dwelling, % Thirteenth street.
FOur'rpomed dwelling, ei9 Market street
Threroome1 dwelling, l0i Virginia street
largo yard
slxroomed dwelling 30 Ohio B,reet
RshtFaoaaea dwelling, ~ Maryland street.
snVanro0Wed dwelling, " south Yosk street
Market street
Thns-rOomed dwelling. lils McCollonh street
fOur-Iooned dwelling, 900 McCollooi street.
slx'roomed DWELLING 1917 Eoa street
Fye-Toomed dwelling, IN Twenly'ninth
street. ar
-Four rooms, second aoor, 50 Thirteenth street.
Country residence, close t0otdy,
located
Lawyers Offices best In the city.
Store ROOM 1851 Market street
SlotO room, 10 Eleventh street, VIII be Tem0d-
oledaud ready for occupancy by April rs
VIII have other properties from time to time
g. 0. SMITH,
Real Esiato Agent Oyo' Wheat & 9auohsEs
JewelFy Store. lAlS
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
City bank Building. Room No, d
Tolephonoalo, la1a
FOR RRMT.
No. 8. South Penn street, nlne.ro 0med house,
No. u 9hies street, six.roomed hbnss
Six'roomed, new houie, on South Front street.

No. 8. South Pom street, nine.ro omed house.
No ~ Ohio street, slx.Foomed hbns9
Six'roomed, new houie, on South Front street,
April LIST,
FlYo,roOmed now house on Florida street
FOR SALE
5000. koRrFootned house, septb Penn strast
Sl,010, fve.foOmed house, South Huron atreak
$780, cottage on South York street. No. 10.
Sl1OO, Ex.roomed house, eOuthl Huron street.
$500, hyeroOmed house, Florida street,
$1,000. eight-roomed brick, Virginia street
$1,000, Tenroomed brick on corner OF Zane
and South Broadway streets, lot 46xl2O feet
Six.roomed house on South broadway street.
New double house on South Broadway.
No. 0 s0uth Penn street, cheap.
siH.roomed house on Virginia street. near tho
bridge. 3Ia
No 81 Ohio street, slx.roomed house, cheap
$1,000, slx,roomed house on North York, No. 20i
$1,000 Alx.roomed house, North York street,
No. 2O6
No. 81 North York street, niae rooms, all tho
latest improvements, G0xiO0, g.
No, l47 South Broadway, seven.roomed new
house lot 4lxl20 feet
No. 10 zanO street, ten.roomod house.
Corner Wabash and Delaware streets, four.
roOmed Cottago. 20
No. II South Penn street seven. s3omed house
No 1873 McCollOch street, six rooms and a
good cash business VIII sell cheap
Have good building lois In all the belt loca.
cations on tho Island, aud In MOundsyllle and
McMechcn.
FINK & BROWN,
TclOphoncssl IiaG 1l4s Market street
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Tho Worlds Fair buildings will cost
S26O00,OO0, according to the Latest essl'
mates.
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He Wal, q SnDrer.

M1LLEN, Ga, juno 16.-The central
portion OF our town for the past few
weeks has been greatly disturbed and
alarmed at night by the hideous sounds
of what was supposed to bs some wild
animal that was making nightly visits to
our town. These unearthly sounds &C
tually brought Consideration and fear to
the older and more thoughtful people,
while those OF nervous temperament
were thrown into spasmodic fits. Small
children woke with frightful fits Of
screaming and refused to be quieted.
Our bravest and most stout-hearted men
dared not 20 out to investigate. These
distressing sounds were varied from the
screaming of tom cat to the braying OF
mule, and concluded with growl very
much resem bling that Of an angry tigreas
while at other times it took the sound Of
q hungry, roaring lion.
The whole thing remained profound
mystery until few nights ago DR.. j. L.
Farmer, while out on professional call,
passed through the immediate vicinity OF
the disturbance, and discovered that
these unearthly sounds proceeded from
certain boarding house and were caused
by new occupant of said house who is
now best known to our citizens as the
champion snorer of the world. The doc
tor states on oath that these sounds could
be heard distinctly for 300 yards, and had
it not been for freight train running in
Just ut that time he thinks it might have
been heard q mile. The doctor is stalking
his reputation as practlcing physician
against any man who will compete With
this notorious snorer,-AtlantG C0nStita-
tjo11
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Home News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-E. Nj. Ruck-
or, Of Colum bia, flung big stick into the
government fruit tree to-day and nice
plum fell into his apron. Secretary Hoke
Smith appointed him to 50, 600 clerkship
in the office of the Assistant Attorney
General for the Interiori Department.
Though Conservative, Mr.. Rucker was
endorsed by both Senators Butler and
Irby. Ex-Congressman Johnstone call
ed with Mr.. Rucker to-day on Sec
retary Smith, when the latter shook the
tree.
Mr.. Brantly, of Orangeburg, who has
been clerk in the Treasury for some
time, was to-day made a chief Of a divis-
ion, at 50, 600 salary.
Senator Butler and Representative
Brawley called to-day on the President.
They had quite lengthy interview, but
nothing was definitely settled.
The District attroney will be the next
appointment made. 1t will come between
now and the first of July. The fight has
narrowed down between ex Congressman
George w. Dargan, of Darlington, and
w. Perry Murphy, Walterboro. The in
dications are that Dargan will land. If
he does, Hugh S. Thompson will stand
as sponsor. Mr.. Cleveland said the other
day that at present Dargan seemed to
him to be the best man. This was shortly
after talk between the President and
Governor Thompson.
Two important appointments for South
Carolina will be made tomorrow, which
have peculiar significance. D. r. Darby
will be appointed postmaster at Walhalla
and A. Men. Turner at Ninety-Six. Post
master General Bissell said to-day that
these names had been sent down for the
official list.
Robert Smalls' official life is nearing
Its end. !tshopld have become extinct
two days ago, when his term as collector
at the port Of Beaufort ended. If his
term dates from the com mission, he will
last oyer six months yet, but this is hard
ly thought possible,
Senator Butler left Tonight for home.
He will be gone some time. Representa-
tive Rrawley will remain on the field for
some time to come.-Special to Columbia
State,
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LOCAL NEW 9.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Williamston Items.

Well, Mr.. Editor, We have been silent
for several weeks, but here we come
again.
Prof J. G. Clinkscales, who has been
spending few days in town, has gone
on to Clemson, his future home.
Norman Prince, one of the young
bicyclists of Anderson, has been spend
ing few weeks with us.
Rev. A. W. Attaway now has lumber
on hand for the purpose Of building q
nice dwelling. We are glad to know that
he is going to make this his future home.
f. M. Lander has returned homo from
Woford.
G. e. Horton & Son have milk-shakes
on sale every day.
Mr.. l.. P. Smith, of Anderson, made
US flying visit last Monday.
Mr.. M. M. Lander is quito sick at this
time.
The closing exercises of the William
ston High School will take place on next
Monday night. The public is cordially
invited.
Mr.. John Poke, of Greenville, came
down on his bicycle last Tuesday morn
ing and spent few hours with US.
We had plenty Of rain last week.. The
corn crop in and around Williamson is
very fine.
Miss Mattice, the music teacher Of the
Williamson Female College, has gone
home to spend the summer.
The people Of this place heard two ex
cellent sermons preached by Rev. Mr..
Stoll in the Methodist Church Sunday
and night night.
Rev. 0. L. Martin, of Anderson. will
deliver the commencement sermon be-
fore the Female College Wednesday
night, June 2lst. On Thursday night
Rev. Mr.. Base, of Abbeville, will deliver
the address before the Alumne Associa-
ton. On Friday night the annual recep-
ton of the Alumnm will be held. Every
one is invited to the two addresses, and
invitations have been sent out for the re-
ception. JETER Fl.
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Cedar Grove Items.

We guess, Mr.. Editor, that nearly every
one of the INTELLIGENCER's correspon-
dents will commence his items this week
by referring to the rain and grass. Well,
we have few punches of grass, and the
old woman wants to send samples to the
Worlds Fair, but as 1t would take too
much time to find the best bunches she
will have to give it up. We believe, how.
ever, we would get the premium.
We have elected our town officers, as
follows: Mayor, A. B. Campbell; Alder.
men, J. B. Balson and Will. Lollis Mar.
shall, NJ. A. Mahaffey; Board OF Health,
DR.. A. l.. Copeland.
The Dispensary law is being freely dis.
cussed in our section. We think it Is
time that every man, be he a Tillmanite
or anti -Tillmanite, should talk about 1t
and express his honest opinion. There are
a large number of Reformers who are not
pleased with the law. What do Christian
people and prohihitionists mean by advo-
eating the Dispensary law and encourage
ing the sale Of whiskey? The selling Of
intoxicating liquors as a beverage is
against the teachings of Christianity and
is wrong, no matter by whom 1t Is sold
the State or an individual. Our State has
surely come to a pretty pass when it has
to sell hell-fre to get money to run the
Government. GRIT.