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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-03
LOCAL sREvrr.Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In and about
the City.


the City.
OPERA House this evening-Gus viii.
Jams in "Aprii Fool"
ONE drunk by Buch was the record at
police headquarters last night.
HOUSES marked "ior rent" are for
some reason much more numerous
than they were year ago.
TAE piano just bought by the Eighth
ward school is u krakauer. i. W.
banner 4 Co. furnished it,
THE beautiful, spring-like weather
continues as II there was nothing else
in store, but there probably is
"WEDNESDAY evening at st. Paula
church, Eotf street, South Side, Howard
Graebe and Miss Sorge were united in
marriage by Rev. Mr. Haas.
YESTERDAY the now board OF county
commissioners made its first monthly
visit OF inspection to the county infrm-
airy, preparatory to the regular meeting
next Monday.
LAST night the police finally drove tho
boys with roller skates oil tho city hall
PNtemen" nSa a,' $50" don"ar :"
nuisance, anu = souFee VI eNNs'' W
women anu Ch''uFo"'
The Wheeling .cYclers Will meet again
next Sunday afternoon et tnelr cup
rooms OH theSou1h SIDE. A lIll attend,
anGe Is desired as matters oil interest
and Importance WIZ come up
The new power house oil the wheel
Ing Railway Company on lower south
side, IL approaching colhpletioh' ana
Will be one OF the most complete IN inc
country, The machinery IS pe'As pun
into place.
WEDNESDAY afternoon at the corner OF
Jacob and Thirty-ninth streets, young
son OF Anton Overly was knocked down
by horse driven by DR., Harkins. He
was not seriously hurt however, and
was out again yesterday
SATURDAY evening Pauline Hall In
"Erminie" will DO tho attraction at tho
Opera House, and the advance sale OF
seats assures large house. This is her
best role, and those who have not heard
her in it can scarcely claim to have
heard "Erminie."
SATURDAY evening thr Star Specially
Co. will give the first grand production
fur tho beneAt Of ST. Johns church,
nj Benwood. in tho CITY hall there,
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LATEST british soANnAl.
More OF the Aristooracy Involved in tn
nIvorre Suft

More of the Aristocracy Involved in the
Divorce suit.
LONDON, March 9,-The long looked
Tor Dewalden divorce case came up to-
day in the divorce court before the Hon.
Sir Francis Henry June. 1t is regarded
as tho cause celibre of the year.
Lady Howard Dewalden brings the
action for divorce and her husband has
answered bya cross suit. Lord Howard
is man OF very large wealth and is one
OF tho great ground landlords OF Lon
don. In the case on trial to-day his
lordship accuses Lady Dewalden OF adul-
terry with Count Jean DeAladre and with
Captain Winter, and her ladyship seeks
separation on the ground OF alleged
cruelties on the part OF her husband,
Lady Blanche was called as the first
witness in her own behalf, In her
testimony she confirmed what Sir
Henry James had stated in regard to
her husbands cruelty and misconduct.
She also testified that his lordship went
to race meetings and also to Brighton
for weeks together, and refused to allow
her to accompany him. He had acted
as ii he ignored her existence, had re-
fused her the means to pay household
bills and kept her without money. He
had sworn at her and called her a pros
titute. Once, when she went to the
Goodwood races alone, his lordship,
learning OF the fact, cursed her and
struck her so severely that she was
nearly senseless.
Lady Blanche stated that she once
found her husbands conduct so intoler-
able that she determined to prosecute
him; but Lady 0ssington and Lady
Harriet Benter urged her to not do any.
thing, and to avoid scandal she yielded
to their advice, Her misery continued.
Her husband often spent the night IN
drinking and retired to rest at 10 o'clock
in the morning, rising at 5 o'clock in
tho evening. When drunk he fired
revolvers about the house and some
times he fired in the streets.
The case was adjourned at this point.
The hearing, which has excited great
public interest, is likely to last for sew
eral days.
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1,nillrc M rhitndcinhin.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa March &c, A,
McNIanus, OF tho brokerage firm Of
Laughlin & McNIHnus, to-day applied
for tho appointment Of q receiver for
tho firm. Judge Gordon appointed
John S. Hopkins, cashier Of tho Peoples
Bank, as receiver. II Is alleged that dis.
satisfaction among tho members Of the
firm regarding its management was the
cause for tho rccciyeIship application,
but 1t was admitted at tho Office that
the firm has failed. Tho extent Of tho
assets and liabilities could not he
learned this afternoon, but q statement
will probably be issued tomorrow,
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At tho Grand for three nights, com.
mencng Monday, tho 10th, that new
vaudeville show that has made such n
hit all over tho circuit, Fields & Han.
sons Drawing Cards" will make its ap.
pearance here. The company Is n big
one--in fact tho largest vaudeville
tourney and comprises tho represcn.
tative acts Of tho variety stage.
Tho Pittsburgh Pres pronouncca the
"Drawing Cards" ono OF tho best, II not
tho very best over appearing there.
Tho various acts arc all novel and origi.
nal, each especially engaged for It's in.
dlyidual merit. A surprise Is in store
for all who 20, in several phenomenal
acts never seen here before.
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Death Of Mrs. Henry NJ, Russell,

Mrs. Matilda Heiskell Russell, wife of
Henry NJ. Russell, esq, died yesterday
morning at the Hotel Windsor, where
the family have been living during the
erection Of their new home on the
Island. Mrs. Russell has been an in
valid for some time and death came
gently as relief from her suffering
She was n daughter Of the late Capt
Ohio w. Leiskell and Matilda Paxton.
Mrs. Russell will be lovingly remem.
bered by tho many friends TO whom she
had endeared herself. There is deep
sympathy for her husband and young
son. The funeral will take place on
Saturday from tho residence Of w.
I. HelskelI, Echo Point.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. G. Ogden, of FairmontD is stamm
guest.
j. O. Brooks, Of Moundsyillo, is at the
Stamm.
\. NJ. Atkins, Of Warrington, is n
Behler guest.
Mr.. Charles B. OFT left last evening
for Washington.
BE-. Charlton. of Warrington, was
at the stamm last night
Rev. DR.. Swope is moving into the
new st. Matthew's rectory.
II. G. Hervey, OF Wellsburg, the we'll
known attorney, is at the Mcclure.
Col. Thomas O'Brien and wife have
returned from trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. sibley, of Cincinnati, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. p. HeiskelI, at Echo
Point.
DR.. Burchinal, OF tho South Side, is
confined to his home, threatened with q
case OF typhoid fever
Messrs. John G. Hoffman,, ST., and
G.. Hess, sr., have gone to the national
capital TO see Grover inaugurated.
A. A. Wright, of sistersville. ]. S.
Bimm, Of Recdville, and X, S. McCon.
neil, OF sistersvilie, arc at the Behier.
Henry Zoeckler, OF North Wheeling,
formerly OF Fulton, is lying dangerous
ly i'll at his home, and his friends have
little hope OF his recovery.
w. II. Breidensten, who has been at
Hot Springs, Ark, will leave there this
week for Fort Valley, Ga, whore he
goes to close deal on nine hundred
acres or peach land. He will arrive in
Bellaire in about n week or ten days.
A number of Wheeling people left
over tho Ohio River road at noon yes
terday for Charleston to attend the in
auguration, among whom were noticed
Attorney General.elect T. S. Riley and
wife, J. Wise Norton, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Caldwell, h S. KinCheloe
and Joseph Sage.
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Minority Report on tho WHISKY Trust.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2.-Tho
minority reports have been filed on tho
whisky trust investigation. Nlessrs.
Buchanan, Of New Jersey, and Boderick,
OF Kansas, making one, and Mr.. Ray, OF
New York, tho other. The former state
that there is not line Of testimony to
show that the domestic facilities are not
ample for the productions Of all tho I'M
adulterated product, and it is q matter
Of common knowledge that imported
goods are very often grossly aduiterated,
Owing to the lateness OF tho session, it
is impossible to formulate any present
counter.views, and in view OF the nd
mitted impossibility OF enacting any
legislation to cure the evil found exist
ng, such formulation would seem to DO
without practical use.
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DAMAGES AWARDED
To Benwopd Property Owners on the Line
of the Terminal.

To BenwOnd Property Owners on the Line
of the Terminal,
Messrs. Caldwell, Kronhardt and
Hicks, tho arbitrator selected to assess
tho damages resulting to Water street
property by the building of the extern
sion of the Terminal railway in BEN
wood have completed their work and
submitted a report in which they award
amounts for damages as follows; L.
Cooke, $3.50; James Geraghty, $3.50;
James Dolan, SS25; Mrs. Whitesides,
$50; Mrs. Ford, $375; Henry Riddle,
SG00i School bulldog, S450i Jacob Burr,
S250i John Deegan, Sl00; j. W. May,
5000; 1, NJ, Bowers, S337 90; John Dee
gan. $3.50; Oscar Mcmillan, 500 75i
Walter Mcmillan, S9S 70; A. Hepe,
5000 so; Henry Laas, Sl05; Chatham SIN
clair, Sl9G So; Mrs. Sinclair. $50 90; Thos.
Mcmillan, SIP 50i An, Hape, Si27 so;
Linsey & Dare, SIS; John Scanlon, $685.
Louis Hartong, Sl05; Mrs, Detemple.
$l95; Walter Mcmillan, Sl3O; John Cur
ran, SIN; r. W. Coats, S24O 90; II.
snodgrass, Sl04i Isaac Thomas, Sl75 so;
William Leach, S92l; Leonard Eskey,
Sl0S; James Barrett, $50; German
church, $3.50; Damien Schaefer, $500;
George Reese. $780, Mrs. keek, $500;
Ernest Carroll, 5000; George Carroll,
S225; Leach's heirs, S.i5i Mrs, Brewster,
Sl35; Mrs, NJ Gill, Sl20; Charles Steber,
$40; Mrs. Brewster, S22S; Church Of
Christ, SIPS; Bridget Newland, $500;
Mrs. Catherine sorg, Sl36; HenryTappe,
S2S0i Charles Springer, sos.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 2.-Thc
Arkansas Baptist college buildings, es-
tablishod here six years ago by the col
ored Baptists for the education OF girls,
was burned about 2 o'clock this morn.
ing. About twenty students slept in
the building, and how any escaped is
inexplicable. All were compelled to
jump, and OF the twenty six were in
iured, two SO seriously that they will
die. Nothing was saved, not even
clothing. Loss $4,000; insurance 1000.
The fire is believed to have been incen.
diary.
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THIS IS NOT Mr.. RILEY
But Who ne is Nobody Seems
Qualified to Tell
HOWLEY STICKS TO THAT SURNAME,
Roth Declare they Never Fought
Until they Met here not Long Ago.
Riley Departs Pretty Warm, while
HowIey is Cheerful and will Remain
Right Here in Wheeling.

Night before last, just after tho Riley
1Iowloy fight at seibert's pavilion, there
was flood OF alleged information let
loosa on the public. The main future
OF it was to the effect that ED Riley"
was really Ed Bennett, of Canada, and
that How!ey was Mike 0'Connor, OF
New Comerstown, Ohio.
When the lNrgLMGGNcER heard this
n reporter was sent 10 see the men,
Ills interviews were too iato for pse
yesterday, but ran about thus;
Say, fIowley, what is your right
name?"
My name is llowley,"
"IIn't your name really O'Connor"
mo, sir,
Nor ConneTsW
"My name ia lIowley."
Mr., Sherwood, his trainer, was asked
about lloylGy. He said he had been
with Howlcy nearly year, and in that
time llowley had been nobody but
Howtey.
Mr.. Riley was asked about the story.
lie answered
Everybody who cares to know any
thing about it knows my namo il not
Riley What it is is my business. tits
not Bennett, and l never fought under
that name"
There was also a story that just be-
fore Riley came here he and Howley
had a fight ont in Ohio. This both
emphatically denied, aud each said he
never knew tho other until he met him
here.
There is a funny story back of all
this somewhere, if it could be gotten at.
There is no doubt that those who
brought Riley and Howley here thought
they we're Bennett aud 0Connor The
evidence accessible seems to indicate,
however, that they are somebody else.
Riley left for Washington City last
night, Howloy will remain hero while
yet.
Riley said yesterday the fight Of We'd
nesday night was u plain case OF high
way robbery, but later he met HowleY,
and they shook hands cordially. Riley
said he did not blame Howley, but no
felt little sorea ut tho referee and some
others connected with the contest.
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TO THE PosrMAsTERs.


MIR. Wnnamnker Issues Circular to his
SubortlInatos of Interest to Them.
WAsnINGroN, D. O., March Post
master General Wanamaker to-day
mailed to each postmaster in the coun-
try tho following letter OF commonda-
ton:
~ desire officially 10 recognize the
important service you have rendered as
postmaster under the administration OF
President Harrison. Whatever has
been accomplished in the advancement
OF the service has only been possible
through the fidelity and zeal OF those
associated with the postmaster general,
an making this acknowledgement OF
your valuable assistance, Ibeg that in the
future, whether in or out.of office, you
will continue your interest in tho postal
Service, and study TO promote in every
possible way its extension and improve
ment."
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Tho train freightod with Wheclinp's
faithful Democracy will pull out of tho
Baltimore & Ohio station at $3.50 this
afternoon. The W. L. Wilson Tariff
Students will meet in their hnii Mt p.
m. They will DO accompanied 10 tho
capital by tho Opera House band. Tho
Young Mems Democratic club will DO
escorted TO tho station only BY Mayors
band. Many outsiders Of both parties
will 70 on tho trip.
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INDICrED ron MURDER.

Superintendent of the Fort Wayne Road
Jailed on an Unballablc Charge.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Tho grand jury
has just returned an indictment for
murder against Charles D. Law, general
superintendent OF the Fort Wayne
road. The indictment is tho result of
the accident at the Forty-seventh street
crossing OF tho Fort Wayne road, in
which four persons were killed outright
and fourteen seriously injured. The
charge is not n bailable one, and Mr..
Law will be arrested and jailed.
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ARoY NITnDEnER.
Tho Jury In the Woods Case Fails to Agree.
Story of His Crime.

AllC UWEy III runs w "At1NGus
Story of His Crime.
DENVER, CoLo,, March 2,-Tho trial of
the boy murderer, Anton Woods, who
is scarcely eleven years old, came to an
end to-day by tho jury failing to agree
on verdict.
Eleven OF them favored a verdict Of
murder in tho second degree, whiIo the
twelfth Juror was in favor Of acquittaI,
probably on account OF an impression
that tho boy is not mentally sound.
Woods lived with his parents on q
ranch twenty miles north Of Dem
YER and on November . last Joseph
Smith, OF this city, was in that
vicinity hunting rabbits. Woods vol
unteered to show him where there was
plenty Of game. Smith was possessed
Of u gold watch and a new gun and
when Woods saw them, us he after
wards confessed, he determined to kill
Smith and rob him. Woods was armed
with an old muskot and led Smith into
n ravine where he shot him III tho back,
killing him instantly. Tho young muir
derer then took the watch and gun and
went home where he stayed until ar
rested. lie expresses no regret for the
crime and says he would kill anybody
in order to obtain what no desired.
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PET SCHEME LEGISLATORS.
The Present City Council WIN Probably
bo In Tint Glass.

The Present City Council VIII Probably
bc In Tint Class.
Said City Clerk Tommy Thoner last
night: "This is tho season when the
newly elected city councillors will air
their pet schemes for their constituents
and tho city's advantage by means OF
resolutions in Council, Two years ago
when the last Council came into Office,
for the first two or three meetings after
organization, one or more resolutions
were brought up by nearly every ono Of
the new members. Alter one OF these
meetings l would have stack OF these
resolutions on my desk over two feet
high. The resolutions were nearly all
knocked In Council, and as q conse.
quenCe at the beginning OF last year,
having been taught by experience, not
nearly 10 many pot schemes were intro
ducod. The present new body Of city
legislators, suppose, will have the res.
olution fever as badly MS Its predcces.
sors."
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In.lIco IncIsson Arrlvos,

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2.-Asso.
ciate Justice Jackson, OF tho United
States supreme court, arrived in Wash
ingtou this morning from Nashville,
Tenn, and met some Of his future col
leagues in the supreme court. The
court will Reasonable after its recess
Saturday morning and tho newly up.
pointed Justice will thrn tako tho onth
OF office. The count will then adjourn
in order to participate in the inaugural
ceremonies,
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Tho pone,s IllrthdnY.

ROME, March 2.-This is the birthday
OF Pope Leo, who was born March 2,
1910. The cardinals now in Rome Wis
tied his holiness and presented him an
address congratuating the pope on the
advanced age which Providence has
permitted him to attain and expressing
hope for the prolongation of his life.
The pope, in replying, expressed graft
tude to God for having been permitted
to serve tho church for SO many years.
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Comments itself to tho wuff.formod, to
do pleasantly and onectually what was
formerly done in the crudost manner
and disagroeahly rs well. 10 cleanse
tho system and break up colds, head.
aches and levers without unpleasant
after effects, usO tho dolightiul LIQUID
laxative remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
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HARnsBuRo, March 9,-rho governor
to-day sent to tho senate the nomIna-
ton Of Samuel G.. Thompson, Of Phila-
dolphia, to DO Justice Of the supreme
court In place OF Judge PaSson, re.
signed. Tho appointment had been
tcnderod to Judge Hoydhck, but he do.
Clned.
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With hnrd work, bistneB anxiety, mcntni mp,
pllcatlOn exposure, close confinement nj tho
desk Or the loom thousands who fail to rOCupOr'
aie heir waning strength 'giyO In" before thClt
tlmO, llostottcfa stomach Bltlcfs Is tho finest
most thorough recupofatOr OF falling ylgor, tho
RHfess protector against TIE host Of ailments
which travel In tho wake oi declining strength,
Indigestion, malaria, rheumatic, nervous, liver
and bowel trouble give In to the BttctS
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THE PRESIDENTS FUTURE.

10 Accepts Chair in tho Leland Stanford
Univcrsity-wm Deliver Lectures on
Law.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 9.-Prcsi,
don't Harrison this evening accepted a
proiessorship in the Leland Stanford
University OF California. lie will de-
liver series OF lectures on constitutions
al law, commencing in October next,
lie has had the matter under considera-
ton for some weeks, but did not signify
his formal acceptance until this even
ing,
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BTILpING LOTS.

Five good building lots on South Penn street.
Thirteen good building lots on Florida street.
Three good building lots on South Front St
Ten good building lots In Old Fair Grounds.
Seven good building lots In GilchriSt addition,
Three good building lots on South Broadway.
Three good building lots on North York street
Scyenty.nyc good building lots In Mounds
Vile near the Court lIouM IL centre OF the city.
other property not mentioned In this list
FOR RENT,-Houscs Of all sizes and different
locations
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LIMA, O., March 1.-The Standard oil
company to-day announced an increase
in prices Of one cent per barrel. The
last raise was on December 8. The
price paid for Lima crude oil now in
the northern district is 43l cents, in the
southern district Il cents.
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judging from the reputation Of Dr..
Nourso tho lecture at the Young Mems
Christian Association tonight will DO
interesting. DR., Nourso belongs 10 tho
bettur brotherhood Of lecturers. His
subject will DO "DE Jokyll and Mr.,
ItvdpU
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GENERAL NOTICES.
.IsS0LUVION NOTICE,

D. ''04'
The firm of stamm & McLurs has th, day
been Dissolved hT mutual consent, Mr.. Frank IT,
Stamm retiring, All persons having claims
against the firm and those indebted To ,lpe
Will please call on ME, Frank II. stamm tor ser.
Element rs soon rs possible. he alone beuE au,
thoEiEed to settle all accounts.
FRANK II. STANlI.
HARRY W. MCLURE
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You can have your tooth extracted
without pain with "OdontundOr" APP.
piled locally, ut VanKeuron's hotel.
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EOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EoRsALE-THECHEAPE FARM
OF six rooms, collar we'll barn tSOx7O) corn
crib and other buildings, &c, Part cash lar.
gain II sold at once, GEO, W. REECE, Martins
Ferry Ohio. ie!s
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WANTED.

w ANTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR
w for tho road, Salary and expense, RAJ
erence required, Call or address LEWls RS;
LER, Hotel brunswick, Wheeling W. Va mfi
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-05-25

Iwonder II authors have any idea Of
the decided advantage it il to a manu-
script TO have II clearly written or by the
typewriter Again and again have had
a manuscript lying on my table for
month or two, putting off its reading
from day TO day because Of the poor
writing. II authors had any conception
OF the value Of clean manuscript TO edj-
tors, they would be far more careful how
they send their wares to the editorial
office than they are.
Take this manuscript, for example; the
authors name is q guarantee that there 10
something good in it. Yet, look at that
chirography. l dread taking it up. 1t is
positive torture. am patient with her,
because l feel a personal interest in her
literary welfare. Yet know Of two posi-
tive instances where her manuscripts
have been returned by editors who &C
knowledged 10 me sSterward that they
had not read them. Now, that woman
is inflicting injury upon herself. I tell
you, there IL nothing which makes me
more prejudiced against manuscript
than illegible writing. --Interyiew in New
York Commercial Advertiser.