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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-27
ANARRow ESCAPE.
An Ohio Man Nearly WEEDS his own Daush-
ao, A sI,t,,ntt T1lsCnvptv

IA GHAH NNNNA SEQ NNftf -
terra Timely Discovery,
The following story comes from Har-
rison county, Ohio;
David Murry, q resident Of Harrison
county, near Hopedale, recently came
near marrying his own daughter In
1872 hurry married Miss Hopklps, Of
near smithaeld, this county, and q
daughler,w was born to them. They lived
together short time, when they were
divorced, and the lady with her daugh-
ter moved 10 West Virginia. Afterward
MurFy married q Michigan woman,
which match was made through
matrimonial paper She soon
died, and hurry again applied to the
columns OF the matrimonial journal Tor
for a wife, and by this means became
acquainted with q young lady Of IL,
living near Charleston, VIVA. He met
her by arrangement some weeks since,
and they fixed a date for the marriage.
When he went to her home to have the
knot tied, he casually asked for her
history shostated reluctantly that sue
was the adopted daughter OF highly
respected parents, This satisfied nm
and she gave him n paper prepared Dy
her mother and given her on her death
bed, giving tue facts OF the girls llle'
Upon q perusal Of the paper hurry. was
Mortified to discover that the girl no
was about to wed was his own daughter
Mutual explanations followed, and in
stead OF going home with hurry as his
wife she went home at his request and
now keeps houset for her father.
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A NEWSPAPER JOKE


The Cause of an Episode in tho HOuSo-MF'
Floyd on Newspaper Courtesy
Special Dispateh to ne HlielltgG'cer
CHARLESTON, W. Van Jan. 25.-The
power OF the press had a severe set
back in the house to-day, In report
ing the robbery OF George NNelch, the
Gasetle this morning unfortunately add
ed, by way OF a joke; ut may be added
that the satchel was left on the Ropuh
lican side OF the house.N This morning
Mr.. cambridge in very appropriate
manner called attention to the article
and said that while he felt sure the con-
Guiding sentence was intended as a
Joke, he folt that 1t was q serious retlec-
lion on thegentlemel on the other side
OF the house, and he desired to express
his sense OF the injustice which had
been jocularly done,
Mr.. Clark, Of Greenbrlcr, offered the
following resolution;
Resolved, That the Democratic mem
bers OF this house do. most unqualI'
hedly repudiate and condemn the re-
Election cast upon our brethren on the
other side OF this house in an article
in this mornings Ga.elte."
Those who are conVersant with the
fact thought the resolution expressed 1t
rather strongly, but there was no SO.
rlous objection to II. Mr.. Floyd, Of
Kanawha, took the floor and proceeded
TO give tho press in general dressing
down. He said he cared nothing tor
the reflection personally; no cared
nothing for the reflection of any news
paper. Tho newspaper men are allow
cd in the hail by the courtesy Of the
house, and ought to treat it with re'
spect, "and," he said, 'if they don't do
II, they should be kicked out and for
one will help to do it." The resolution
was passed by unanimous vote.
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oApIrAL NOTES.

Special Dispatch 10 the IaicLIigeReer
CltAnLrsroM, W. VA, Jan. 26.-The
resolution instgucting our senators and
representativesin Congress toido;all in
their power to secure the completion Of
the Nicaragua Canal was called up by
Mr.. Edwards to-day. 1t was slightly
amended and passed, although there
was some little discussion over it. The
vote stood 81 to 90.
Nothing has been heard lately OF the
proposition to call a constitutional con-
vention. 1t is supposed TO be dead in
the shell.
The Worlds Fair board will present
their claims for an appropriation to the
Joint committee tomorrow night. I
There was a lively discussion in the
senate to-day over Senator Calls bill to
establish a girls industrial home. Sem
ator Peck proposed an amendment pro-
Viding that itibe located atPruntytown
and BIO under the management OF the
reform school. The amendment was
opposed by Senator Gall, who made
quite an able speech in favor Of the
original bill. Peck's amendment was
lost, but Colonel st. Clair moved to
amend by striking out the enacting
clause. He said that it was Ia debatable
question whether reform schools had q
good or bad effect. In some places
efforts are being made to abate them as
nuisances. II they were for the good
OF the community they must be con-
Quoted properly, and to do this at pres
ent would be more than the state could
afford. His amendment prevailed and
the bill Is killed.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
The House Pays Tribute to the
Memory of Kenna,
ELOQUENT EULOGIES DELIVERED
BY Several Members The Girls Re-
form School Bill Killed in the Som
Rte-Aotioa on Number Of Import
ant Measures-A Busy Day in Both
Houses



CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan, 26,-At Q
O'clock to-day resolutions prepared by
the joint committee Of tho house and
senate in respect to tho memory Of the
late Senator Kenna were taken up as a
special order in the house, The resolp'
tiona were called for by Mr., Johnston,
who introduced them on Monday last,
They were tho same as adopted in the
senate on Monday, Mr.. Johnston, Of
Monroe, made speech to the resolu-
tions. He said the death Of Senator
Kenna had robbed the state OF useful
and brilliant representative. "strong
in intellect, eloquent in speech and
warm in his friendships, hewas q splen-
did representative OF manly manhood,
AS q statesman his honor and Integrity
We're untarnished, ana at last no met
death hravsly and went forth into the
shadowy future without fear, AS long
as West Virginia shall adorn the sister
hood OF states, his memory will 30 down
to her sons goodly heritage"
Mr.. Edwards, OF Kanawha, from the
Republican side, said; sin this matter
Of paying tribute to the memory OF an
eminent man / feel that there can be no
partisans-po party lines. | feel 1t pc.
cullarly fitting that fellow citizen aud
nelghbor, representing upon this floor
the sentiment and sorrow OF the people
Of Ksnawha that 1 should take the OPP
portunity to express the profound sor-
row that now fills our hearts. Tho
people Of West Virginia may we'll Ia
ment the loss that has fallen upon
them. How much more keenly must
we, his neighbors, feel the vacancy that
his loss has left. i did not have the
fortune OF intimate acquaintance with
MIR. Kehna and belong TO subsequent
and younger day, but together with tho
great majority OF our people l knew Of
him and admired the splendid manhood
his life revealed, TO my mind he has
always appeared to be man Of peculiar
power Of leadership, A born senator,
1 may say, and leader of men. He
was not man oil profound learning,
but men OF profound learning followed
where heled. He was not q man Of su-
pTeme eloquence, but eloquent men
noted in the splendor OF resonant rlet-
oric the ideas he first conceived. It's
this almost divinely descended power OF
leadership which think he possessed
to q greater. degree than any man have
ever known He possessed to IN emf.
nent degree the greatest attribute Of
greatness. Toward him men instinct
iyely turned. and going to him nevertell
away. From the smoke and dead.fallen
air Of ltle's battle no is now gone forth.
The blue sky, and sweet waters and
flowers OF the earth no loved SO we'll are
forgot Theillumined soul now dweIls
in peace among the splendor OF our
Fathers mansions above"
Eloquent tributes were paid to sena-
tor Kenna's memory by Messrs. Hof,
McClung and Thomas, after which the
resolutions were adopted by an unani-
mons Vota
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THE CONFERENCE SEMINARY.
Success of tho Institution OF Duckl,an
nnn-An Incrnnainr EnrnlImnnt.

Success of tho Institution OF Ducklinn.
non-An increasing ENROLMENT.
The West Virginia Conference Semi
nary at Buckhannon is enjoying q pros
porous year. More students are in at
tendance than at the corresponding
date last year, when the annual enroll
ment reached 24G. They are gathered
from all parts OF the state, and even be-
yond its borders. The seminary is
rapidly making for itselta name and
reputation for Hrst-class work, not only
in West Virginia but in other states.
Favorable editorial notices have recent
" appeared in lions Herald, Boston;
the Christian AiVocdic, New York, and
the Baltimore 1iethodia. The last named
paper says: "Rev. B. w. Hutchinson,
president OF the West Virginia Con-
ference Seminary, was In Baltimore
last week inspecting the fine dormi.
tories OF tho Womln's College. The
growing interests OF tho seminary re.
quire some additional provision 10 DO
made for female studcnts. The success
Of tho institution is almost phenoine.
nal, and We congratulate Its honored
president and favored conference upon
It's splendid prospects" These arc kind
words for an institution that Is already
such a marked success as to make II
the pride OF our state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-27
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes aud Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.

news NOTES ana fefaOhNlA AFoh oH' F'p'AA
NCighbOr.
Suit has boon brought by Thomas
Yingling against tho Sandusky 1nsur-
ance Company for the payment OF
81, 500 insurance. Mr.. Yingling's Ice
house and slaughter house and its con-
tents were burned last fall aud the COM
pany has failed to pay the insurance.
In his petition he alleges that the COM
pany was furnished with q proof OF his
loss, and no seeks judgment from the
court for the whole amount. The To-
leuo company, which had 1000 insur-
ance on the building, paid soon after
tho fire. Mr.. Yingling's attorneys are
Mossrs. George Duncan and ], O. Gray
Martins Ferry people are congratu-
lating themselves because OF the good
supply OF natural gas during the winter.
1t has not been out or short once, some
thing that few towns in the valley can
say. The supply is from Hickory and
wells beyond that
Mr.. Samuel Carey, OF the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh freight Office here, will
take the agency OF the company ut
Freemans, o., February l. His many
friends will be glad to hear OF his pro-
motion.
Tho Belmont Brewing Company COM
menced work yesterday on an ice house
on Fourth street, near the brewery.
Several teams are already at work haul
ing ice from the river.
A manufacturer and heavy taxpayer,
Of Mineral Point, has enjoined the coun-
Gil from issuing bonds for the encourage
ment OF manufacturing industries.
The work OF making the fill along the
Cleveland, Iorain Il Wheeling trestle,
between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James and the sister Of
the former, who live at Beallsville, at
tended the funeral OF Sidney Smith pt
Etnayille yesterday. 80
Travelling Passenger Agent o. r.
railroad, was at Cleveland yesterday.
The cog wheel in the new mill at the
Standard was broken again yesterday,
the third time since the mill started.
Much interest is manifested in the re-
vival at the NJ. L. church. People unite
with the church every night.
Mr.. George Elliott, OF Flaccus Bros
office, has moved his family from the
Island to North Fifth street.
More outdoor work has been done
the past three days than any time since
the middle OF December.
The rolls at the I.aughlin mill went
on yesterday. The factories will resume
next Monday.
Union telegraphers on the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh railroad are leaving one
by one
The Buckeye glass works will resume
early next month, with fairly good pros
poets.
Miss Mollie Taylor, the baso ball
player, is dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever.
W. II. Morgan, an advertising agent
Of Coshocton, is at the Hotel st. Glare.
Mrs. T. Huskins is moving into the
Northwood property, on Broadway.
1.-THE Two Johns" had a good house
last night.
L. y. sodgwick, is on the sicklist..
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ably on the bill to encourage the breed
ing OF trotting and pacing horses, and to
prevent and punish iraudulant practices
at contests otspeed. Senator Calls bill
to establish a girls industrial home
similar to the present reform school was
the subject Of considerable discussion,
and was killed by motion OF Senator
st. Clair TO strike out the enactlng
clause, which was done, The bills con,
corning state boards Of examiners and
the granting Of state certificates, aud
the bill to create the independent school
district OF Bellington, were ordered TO
their third readings,
Bills were introduced by Senator Fur
bee 10 amend the law concerning pro-
ceedings before justices on behalf OF the
state, and, by request, 20 establish a
court OF limited Jurisdiction in Marion
county, Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-27
BUSINESS CHANGES
FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A NEW FRAME
IL House Of Eight Rooms. corner Fou,taoNn
and Woods streets Possession APRIL IRSaiSSa
1851 Fifteenth street dt eSs
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WANrEn.

WANTEp-LADIES AND GIP1S
w We pay You from 81 To SO mar ma
work for Us at your own homes; no psin,1Isslh
eRnyassing, send seltRddreSsed enysiShs' "
Y. EMMQNS e CO, corner BlIteFym5r, Ntl
Water streets, Boston. MasS. 4''I ~
WANTED-FoR THE UNITSS
raSI d sIATS ~ ARMY Hil s5Ieb9lsd anparT.
pay, .rntions clothing and medical SttenI uoA
Applicants must be prepared 10 furnish s,,j'Nh
tory evidence RS 10 age ChRranter ana l. tsIH't.s
Apply at 1871 Main street, Wheeling, " Va ''A
i slIlla ia6.,t,r,,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
7TRUsTEE's SALE.
YaluableCOfnerOppositeP Notwithstanding

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated tho nina
day OF March, eighteen hundred aud nlnety;oinls
and recorded In the office Of the Clerk q We
County Court Of Ohio county, WCst Virginia y
Decd Of Trust Book No. 81, page 49, made y
Kate q. haudiau aud William II. ftahdlan, ha
husband TO mo, tho undersigned trustee, bhAA
as such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, II, 1893
at 10 O'Clock n. m, Offer for sale at the nora
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, w "!
In the city OF Wheeling, at public auction 10 va
highest bidder, on tho terms hereinafter men
toned. tho property described in said deoa y
follows, viz: ~ Il
All those two parcels Of land IN tho ely .
Wheeling, West Virginia. situated on thc sou.9
west corner OF ChRnlino formerly Fourth s!lCss
and Sixteenth Formerly John street and deAl,
mated as sub.dlvlslons number ono " ana W. W.
~ on tho plat Of tho sub.divSlon Of certain 10y
IN square number hlttccn liHD In the Said cly
Wheeling, acknowledged for record BY James
Baker and James II Stout on tao tenth Guy ~
january, 1858, aud recorded III tho once 9l Nv
Uleik OF the County Court Of Ohio county y. VI n
IN Decd Book No. 81, page 40, together WliIh "
tho HpputtonanC0S, rights and privileges lnV''
unto IL any WisO belonging or appertainlng. a.
TERMS OP SALEi-one.lhlfd and ~ mucih n, n9I
~ purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash Ine o osi
eighteen months respectively notes 70 9e gL W.
for the deferred lnstallmonts, bearing inu ,.f,
from tho date Of sale, payable SulnthlnuAlsgI,
and secured by a decd OF trust OH tho pr9pfiM.1
or by the trustee rOtalning tho tue uhlii W. X,
payment, md by policy Of insurance on Y,
buildings for nj least tho sum Of 0,vOO III 10"
company satisfactory 70 thS !TIi,ieG,i r,u,,c.
J, O IiERvEY, AuCtlonOOt l0H
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STcctaE D1pdlcN 70 ne IHleHl0EnceF'
CuAnEsroE, W. Va, Jan. 9G.-one OF
the most brilliant social events of the
season was the reception given tonight
by Governor Fleming and wife to their
many friends in this city. Hundreds
OF people called to pay their respects,
and all were treated right royalty
Charleston never had a more popular
citizen than Governor Fleming, and his
estimable wife aud family enjoy the re.
spect Of all with whom they have come
in contact,
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rhn rinldrn srrrnL nf 1.nnr 1.ltn.

Keep tho lioad cool, the foot warm
and the bowels open. Baron's Celery
Cure Is q vegetable preparation and acts
40 natural laxatlvs, and Il tho Efoat.
Ott remedy ever discovered for tho euro
OF dyspepsia, llvor complaint and ali
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, sole agent,
and get q trial package free. Large
size 60c, q
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White md Jones NIntclled.

CnicAeo, Jan. 26.-Tommy White, OF
Chicago, and Henry Jones have been
matched for glove contest. Whites
hackers agreed to bet 81, 800 that White
would defeat Jones in a contest to a
finish and each Of the parties concerned
posted $500 to bind the bet. 1t is OK
pected that some San Francico club will
otIer O purse for the match.
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CALDWELL, o., Jan. 28,--Mius Cora
Summers, ono Of our most attractive
young ladies, and q bello Of Caldwell,
was united In marriage at the homo Of
hor parents on Main street this aftor.
noon to MI Frank s. peidlebach, OF
Danvllle, Va. They Immediately do.
parted for his homo In that state.
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Asa family medicine Bacon's Celery
Cure passes from sire to son as a leg
acy. II you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but get FREQ
sample package OF this remedy at once.
II you have indigestion, constipation,
headache, rheumatism, etc, this grand
specific will cure you, The Logan Drug
o., the lending druggists, arc sole
agents and arc distributing fres SAM
pies free to the afflicted. Largo pack
ages Soc. 1
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CoLuMBus, o., Jan. 2O,-stato Agent
collAriua who has been investigating
tho Nelson Homo and sayings Assocla.
ton, whose secretary, Charles Hanson,
recently abscondcd reports that there
10 0 dohclt Of SS.0BS.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-12-21
SAVANNAH HARDIN TENNEssEE DECEMBER

kept to her resolution, and though
her sister and brother-in-law We're
amazed to see her back so soon, and she
was obliged TO admit that she had mot
spent Christmas with Henrietta Mar
low after all, I" she told them nothing
more In spite of all their endeavors
to End out, she kept the reasons Tor
her change of plan, as well rs her
whereabouts on Christmas day, COM
plctely shroudcd in mystery. She
often chuclSled in secret over Caroline's
ba1led curiosity, and thoroughly en-
joyed her petulant declaration that
Augusta was certainly growing
quccrer every day."
Henrietta NARROW received the SUR
prise of her life on New Years morn
ing, when great box was set down
before her door. 1t was filed with sim
gulnrly appropriate and welcome gifts
the duplicates of those with which
Mrs. Van Alien had adorned her i'm
promptu Christmas tree.
A delightfully."- chatty letter accom-
panied it, which contained the follow
ing sentences: ut was at one time my
intention to have taken you by surprise
on Christmas day, my dear and un-
known cousin, but Providence having
mystcriously disarranged my plans,
have now decided to defer my visit un~
til the spring."--Judith Spencer, in N.
Y. Observer.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-12-21

The course of study in sewing in the
Boston public schools is interesting for
IN amateur of sewing to consider. To
read of '.thimble, emery, scissors set
off neatly as articles of study, and to
gaze upon printed curriculum Of
blasting, baclSstitching, ovcrcasting,
Misunderstanding and combination of
one running and one-half baclSstitch,' y
is to realize most intensely the ad-
vantagcs Boston offers to her daugh-
ters. In the fourth year are taught,
among other things, stocking darning,
straight and bias telling, whipping
and sewing on rufles, hemstitching,
blind stitching, tuclsing If not taught
previously, gathers ovcrhanded to O
band, sewing on hooks and eyes and
buttons, cyelets, loops, and in the fifth
year there is system OF dress cutting
by which girls are taught to take
measures, draught, cut and fit q dress
waist.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-12-21
WOMAN AND HOME.
TABLE FOR lNvAl.lDs.

An Unfailing Convenience for tho Patient
and Nurso-uow mn Oid-Tashloned Light
Stand Was Made Over into Valuable
Piece OF Furniture Hence and DO
Likewise.
The following sketch from the House
hold shows how large old-fashioped
light stand was made over into con-
venient and pretty table to stand close
by the side of an invalid's bed, to serve
as repository for many little conven-
fences and necessities to which she
could often help herself If only they
could be kept within her reach.
As there was no one mandy with
tools" to call upon, the nurse, who
knew nothing about woodwork, hur-
riedly arranged the table herself, for
temporary use, But 1t proved strong,
stable and satisfactory in every way,
an unfailing convenience to its suffer
ing but self-helpful owner.
The following particulars regarding
its arrangement may be helpful tc
others with similar needs:
The top of the stand was enlarged an
inch or two in width and several inches
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1893-12-21
MAYoNNAIsE DRESSING.
How to Prepare This Rich and Delicious
Table Relish.

How to Prepare This Rich and Delicious
Table Relish.
Put the uncool1ed yollS of an egg into
chilled bowl, beat well with silver
fork, then add two saltspoonfuls Of
salt and one saltspoonful of mustard
powder, work them we'll a minute or
two before adding the oil; then add
little good oil, which must be poured
in very slowly, few drops at time
ut first, alternated occasionally with
few drops of vinegar. In proportion
as the oil is used, the sauce should be-
come thick. When it begins to have
the consistency ofjelly, alternate afew
drops of lemon juice with the oil.
When the egg has absorbed n gill Of
oil, finish the sauce by adding q small
pinch of cayenne pepper, and one and
onc-half teaspoonfuls of good vinegar
Taste 1t to sec that there are salt,
mustard, cayenne and vinegar enough,
if not, add more seasoning very care
fully; these proportions will suit most
tastes, yet some like more mustard
and more oil. Do not use too much
cayenne BY beating the egg little
before adding the oil. there is little
danger of the sauce curdling; yet If, by
adding too much oil at first, it should
curdle, Immediately interrupt the OPP
Grafton. Put yollxs of one or two eggs
on another plate, beat them well and
add the curdled mayonnaisc by de-
grees and finish by adding more oil,
lemon juice, vinegar, salt and cayenne
to taste. If lemons are not ut hand
many use vinegar instead.