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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
rnosp poun1N rnAoKs.
The Thirty Days Limit VIII Expire Next
Saturday.

The Thirty Days Limit VIII Expire Next
Saturday.
About the last act OF tho last City
Council, at its last meeting on the even
ing OF January "a, was to order the
Wheeling Railway Company to tear up
its so.called double tracks extending
on Jncob street from the head OF Forty
third to Forty-fourth street, and put
down single track in the place of tho
switch or double track, whichever it is.
Tho thirty days given by Council in
which time the company must take up
the track expires next Saturday, but
many people think the company will not
proceed and take up tile tracks rs or.
dered by Council. Tho company claims
that tho track in controversy 10 not a
double track, but switch, which they
had right to lay.
The company has not yet taken any
action in the courts in relation to this
matter, neither has any move been
made to tear up tho tracks.
South Siders along Jacob street
where the track is laid, intend to push
the matter, and some have said that
they would take off their coats and do
the work OF tearing up the obnoxious
tracks.
The outcome Of the matter will be
watched with interest.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City and Wheeling FO
AbrOnd.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Gus Hills company is registered at
the Behler.
NJ. W. DOugherty, OF Weston, is at
the stamm,
John ], Walsh, of Wellsburg, is AT
the Mcclure
L. ]. Beebe, of FairmoRt, is registered
at the Mcclure.
Ernest L. Hayes, OF Morgantown, is a
Windsor guest
James Flanagan, sr., Of the South Side,
is seriously sick.
John Rehm. the we'll known butcher,
is seriously i'll at his home.
@. E. Bnderill, of Charleston, is regis
tered at the Hotel Windsor.
II. II. Buchanan, of Wellsburg, was in
the city yesterday afternoon,
Tom Huey, ofthe South Side, returned
yesterday from down river trip.
X. S. Foreman, OF Middlebourne, and
A. j. RUSSELL Of Sistersville, are regis
tered at the Behler.
Chief Consul Jason O. Stamp, Of the
West Virginia division, League OF Amer
lean Wheelmen, leaves this morning Tor
Philadelphia, where he will attend the
constitutional convention OF the league,
commencing Monday
Prof. Louis Was, the well known
musical director. formerly conductor OF
the Opera House orchestra and the Feu'
tonia Singing Society Of this city, now
residing in Germany. intends coming
back to Wheeling, and is expected early
this spring.
Col. Nate Fiel, the we'll known book
maker, after spending few days in
Cincinnati, left for Hot Springs, Ark
where he will remain short while
prior to going to New Orleans 10 attend
the big pugilistic tournament The
colonel reports that he is living on the
lat OF the land,
Messrs. Ed. schoen, Frank Warden,
Robert Browne aud Tom Carnahan
went up to st. Claissville last evening
to attend the ceremonies Of the Hope
Commandery Of Knights Templar OF
that place, and assist in the knightlng
OF several new candidates. An interest
ing and pleasant session was held, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the visiting
members OF the order.
Hon. N. B. Scott and wife returned
yesterday very much improved in health
alton short experience OF the genial
climate oil Colorado Springs. Mr.. Scott,
who Is heavily interested in some big
gold mines ut Cripple Creek, COL, is
very enthusiastic over the territory,
which gives promise OF being the big
gest gold strike ever made in this couh-
try Where ayear ago there were COM
paratively few people, there are now
nearly 10000 in an area ten miles long
and five wide. Everything is booming
in this new III Dorado.
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A manager who expends thousands OF
dollars in order that nothing will be
neglected that might add to the enjoy
ment OF his patrons certainly deserves
success, and, as a rule, he generally gets
it, il the public would endeayor to dis
criminate between responsible COM
panies and those who possess no sta
bility.
There are plenty OF good shows, but,
unfortunately, there are hundredswhich
are utterly devoid OF merit. Now, any
one can tell at a glance II they see a
magnificent new store with massive
plate glass windows, that 1t necessarily
calls for great outlay OF money to erect
it, and the stock in such q store Is gen.
orally OF the finest. Tho same line OF
reasoning to theatrical enterprises; for
instance: when you see a show billed
in the lavish and expensive manner
that characterizes ''She Couldn't Marry
Three" company you can rest assured
that there is money and push back OF
It. The beautiful, artistic pictorial lith-
ographic work is the finest and costliest
on the road. No lithographing firm
would attempt that kind Of work with
out having ten thousand dollars down
to insure them from loss. This is only
ono OF the many items OF great show,
and the same good taste which provides
this beautiful printing will neglect no
other department OF the show. So there
is not a doubt that tho production Of
"She Couldn't Marry Three" is the
biggest show OF the season.
Opera House February 90
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Tho public will be glad to learn that
tho existence OF tho vol known and old
established photograph gallery oil j. A,
II. Parsons will DO continued In tho III.
ture. NcgotianS have boon completed
batwcon tho Parsons estate and Mr..
Claire O'Ncill, II vol known Young bus
moss man Of this city, aud Melvin II.
sykes, who has boon conducting the
gallery for some timo past, giving them
the lease OF tho place for the luture
They have also purchased all Of tho Inc
fixtures. Tho gallery will imme.
dinIcly be refurnishcl throughout,
making II tho finest In this section Of
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the country Mr. Sykes will continue
as operator, although he had made pre-
parations to leave the city, having SO.
cured the influential support OF num-
Der of prominent public men to secure
a position rs government photographer.
Since then, however, and during the
deal, he secured an interest in the bust
ness which caused him to remain in the
city, As an artistic photographer he
stands at the head Of the line, no finer
work having been shown in any place
in the country for style and finish. Tho
new firm viii probably take hold some
time next week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

There was practically no disturbance
IN the line Of the street cars yesterday.
In spite oil the views OF the officers of
the union, tho cars were pretty well
patroniaed in lhoseparts ofthe city where
there was no danger of getting hit with
a brick. The mayors notice that par
ents and guardians will BIO held respon-
sible for the acts OF children seemed to
have salutary effect as there were no
distractions placed on tho track yes
terday. A boy nine years old or so
was brought to the city building in the
forenoon, charged with placing obstruc-
tons on tho track, He was lectured
we'll and frightened we'll, and then
allowed to go homo with his mother
The mayor had only five applicants
for positions as special policemen, in
response to his advertisement for
twenty-five. OF these, two resigned
after serving an hour or two. They
were named Keller and MaloRoy, the
latter being tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
The Workhouso. Last night four moro
men applied and were sworn in, max
Ing seven men in all in the service.
The regular police were on duty all
along the limo in South Wheeling. No
cars we're run 10 Benwood or across the
river, and all tho cars stopped at dark.
Tho feeling over on the South Side Is
practically unanimous Tor the striking
employees and against the officials oil the
street railway company. This SYM
pathy is shown IN o practical way
Whenever loop car is seen going up or
down tine South Side streets.
An INTGLLGEScEG man at the corner
OF Jacob and Thirty-cighth streets yes
terday afternoon saw ten cars pass up,
and in the entire lot but four passen-
gers we're carried, three in one car and
onn in another; the others were entire
" empty. As long as the old employees
hold out, this sympathy, so much
stronger in the southern portions of the
civ than elsewhere, will presumably
continue, and as tho passenger traffic to
and IRON the South Side is perhaps
normally tho heaviest hauled, its en-
tire suspension or withdrawal will be
felt financially by tho company.
Uptown yesterday the cars were quite
as well patronized as ordinarily before
the strike began, Several OF the cars
were filed with passengers. The bad
weather made it necessary for people
to avoid walking when possible, and
tho buses and wagons run by the
strikers were also well patronized. A
hcrdic line established just now would
find an opening that would make its
owners fortunes in short time.
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A meeting was hold ut r. T. Howells
office yesterday, between tho commits
sioncrg Of Belmont county, the Bridge
port council and tho jolly Bros Con-
struetion Company. The object Of the
meeting was to talk over tho granting
OF franchise to tho construction com.
pany to build n an electric street car
limo from the present terminus OF tho
limo on Bridge street over Bank to Pike
strcot, and west over Pike street aud
the National pike for two miles The
meetiag adjourned to meet ct 81.
Clalrsvillo on next Friday evening,
when the commissioners will know just
what they can do In tho matter.
bridgeport Is unanimous and anxious
TO hive tho limo built.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

ROLLER skating is reviying very rap
idly, and bids fair to again become one
OF our great national amusements.
Most OF the old skating Kinks have been
reopened and many new ones built,
and all arc doing good business and
arc throngcd nightly by pleasure seek
ing crowds. We are informed that NJ.
Q. Henley, the we'll known skate manu-
iacturer OF Richmond, Ind, who made
fortune in these goods few years ago,
is again turning them out in large
quantities at his factory in that city.
We see no reason why this innocent,
healthful and graceful exercise should
not hold its legitimate place among the
best class OF other athletic amusements,
especially as it furnished indoor exer-
else and recreation during such in
clement seasons OF the year as preclude
the enjoyment OF other outdoor pas
times.
We heartily endorse the good judy
ment OF the American public in adopt
ing roller skating as permanent and
sensible amusement.-Adp.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stngc of Water and Movements of Boats
The River Interests.

Stage of Water and Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.
The marks on the wharf show "a feet
0 inches in tho channel, and the water
is falling slowly.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
werc: Scotia, from Pittsburgh, for Gin
cinnati, S a. m; Ben Hur, for Parkers-
burg, at noon; Courier, up for Pitts
burGh, at 10 p. IN.
To-day the Iron Queen will pass down
for Cincinnati at s a. IN. the Congo, for
Pittsburgh, at 10 q. m. Tomorrow, the
Ben Ilur, for Pittsburgh, 9 a. M; Key
stone state, for Pittsburgh, Z a. IN.
Lizzie Bay, for Pittsburgh, 10 n. III. (;
Congo, for Cincinnati, and the Courier,
for Parkersburg, at noon.
Tho rainfall and snow OF yesterday
will have tendency TO retard the fall
ing Of the river.
All OF tho owners OF packets report n
heavy traffic in freight during the past
week. All Of tho boats are now running
regularly, which gives the shippers con-
tdence and causes the impetus.
The Bcllaire packet r, L. Phillips Is
carrying large numbers Of passengers
during the street car strike.
The reports from headwatcrs last
night were rs follows:
Morgantown, w. Va feet 4 inches
and stationary; snowy.
Brownsville, Pa.-12 feet and ialliHgi
snowy.
Warren, Pa.-55 feet; showing,
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A HIlnlster,s Good Fortune.

Rev. ]. r. Miller, pastor OF the First
NJ. L. church OF Big Run, Pa, writes
the Lafayette, Ind, Echo as follows:
"Overwork in the ministry last winter
caused mo TO break down completely.
l treated with several physicians with.
out relief, and finally gave up and
travelled eight weeks, doctoring all the
time, and came homeno better. / then
began the use Of DR.. Miles Restorative
Ncrvine, four bottles of which cured
me, and | am now as well as ever in my
lie"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
To the Inauguration via tho Ii. s o. II. II

To the Inauguration win tho ID. & o. II. II.
For the benefit of those desiring to
witness the inaugural ceremonies at
Washington, March 4, the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Washington and return
from all stations on its lines at low ex-
cursion rates. Tickets will be sold
March 2 and 5, and for trains reaching
Washington before noon OF March 4.
They will be valid for return journey
until March inclusive.
The round trip rate from Wheeling
and all intermediate stations to Grafton
is $40; from Morgantown Sll. Cores
pondingly low rates from stations east
Of Grafton. Tickets will be honored to
Baltimore.
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CllnrlosF. Kotnehne nond,

Charles I. Kotzebue, prominent
country merchant at Middlebourne,
Tyler county, West Virginia, died at his
home on last Wednesday, the 10th inst,
at 7 o'clock a. m. His remains, accom-
panied by relatives and friends, have
been taken to Malaga, Monroe county,
Ohio, for interment, Those who knew
him will always remember him AZ a
genial kind hearted man. He will be
greatly missed in the community in
which he lived. He leayesa widow but
no children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.'
Making a World Wide Reputation.
Council B'ugs, EolCa, NonparcA

LOuncN HNV5I IOVuI NOHpUTtN
Chamberlain Medicine Co.. Des
Moines, is an Iowa manufacturing in.
stitution and one in which the resi-
dents OF the state look upon with pride.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has be-
come national in reputation and is
known in nearly every household in
the state and throughout the great west.
It's merits are becoming established in
all parts Of America. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
u. " O. sncclnl E,cnrslnn

to Pittsburgh on Washington's birth
day, February 90, 1903. Grand parade
OF tho Jr. o. U. A. M. The Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad will sell excursion
tickets at half rates for all trains on
Wednesday, February %, from Bellairc,
Wheeling, Uniontown, Mt. Pleasant
and intermediate points. Tickets will
be good returning by all regular trains
scheduled to stop at their destination
until Thursday, February 20, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

Drs DcNormandic aud Miller have
exclusive right in Ohio county for tho
new local Anmsthotic "Odontnnder,"
Hdye gOu' teeth attracted Withom pain,
NO after effects. No uncertainty, No
inson1iblIity Applied to gums and
affecting only immediate parts.
>. Ual at parlor VanKcuron lloicl,
Twelfth street, below Market Positively
no main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
QUIET ALONG THE LINE,
No Disturbance Growing out of the
Street Car Strike.
FEW SPECIAL OFFICERS SECURED

And Several OF Those who are Sworn
in Restgu Early-No Cars Run at
Night and None Outside tho City
Limits-The Mayors Proclamation
Seems to Have a salutary Moral
Effect
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18
LACr CURTAIN SAFE.

We will offer this morning our entire
stock of Lace Curtains carried over from
last sonsOn ut Half Price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

SOME choice lines of Winter Underwear
In various sizes for ladies' and gentlemen,
at half Price mt StiRel g. Co.'s to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

THIS Is the last day FOR stlEel & Co.'s
Halt Price Underwear SaloN Lots of sizes
sun In stOclS. DON'T miss Il.
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GLAD rIDTyGs.

BE snrO To get your Winter Underwear
To-day ut Hair Prioo at Shrcl & co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

GET Winter and some Summer Under
wear Mt Half Price mt Stifel 81 Co.'s To-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-18

Now your blood should DO purified.
Take Hoods SNrsnpnriIla, tho best
spring medicine and blood purifier 4
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Resolutions Adopted Opposing the
Bill to Allow State Ranks.


TIE Farmers Alliance Of the Sew
enth congressional district met in the
city hall yesterday ald transacted a
lot of routine business, with doors
clos against reporters. Chairman
Il NJ Sullivan, Of Tempe presided
The folio wing was adopted;
Whereas, the Seventh district ALI
ance has learned hat there has been,
or will be, btfyre the present legisls
ture bill to amend the constitution
SC as to allow state banks, and
Whereas, we tie members, believe
hat said bill would be detrimental to
The interests Of the state Of Texas;
therefore, be it
Reso we'd by this body, That we
unanimously oppose such bill, and
would respectfully request our repre-
scr tatiyei to vote against such bill,
and be it further
Resolved, That copy of this reso
luior De published in the Southern
Nero4ry, t'ort Worth Gazette, Dallas
News and Waco Day Globe.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
JMo r. BATTLE,
CITY PROPERTY FOR sA

''O' -'' ~ VI"
80 TO- AN lots on sixteenth street,
j iiersou and Enron SIR cts.
No. H. Two Is on Fourteenth i.
tHee. Barron AZ Il MORO IT Gets.
No. T.. Five lO,s on 1--WE fth street
J Il rson and Barro stree :.
NO -. Three lots on " ashlugto III
S xteenth TIE t.
No II. Two lots on Thirteenth streeil
Jeller> on ard Barron 1T ect.
No. T.. Two lots corner Jeir.r'on ani
streets
NO liz Four lots corner Barn
Fourteenth streets.
No. /. Three lots. and small house :.
ington street, near six entl street
No. j.. Two lots, corner OF Austin 81.
teenih c is
No %. -Four lots on Autln slNs
Nv nty-Sccond street.
NJ, u. Twenty eight lots IN Belr1
tion.
No, -. Four lots on Washington ;i"|
Twenty second rect.
NJ. - Thirteen los corner Neni
Seventeen h sire L.
No. II. Seven lots Oh Clay and TSerV|
streets a
40 - se7en lots on 3urnett sni
second -ireets. Il
\ >, one and one half lots 90 \,
street, between Barron and Morrows
No. - Eirht los on Baruhrd ne'
: cond street. OK,
No, %. Lots ON Fort Avenue, Cor,
i'm. Lets on sanger avenue. q helnl
Love on Morrow Avenue, Colen.
Lots On CONAN Avenue. Cohen
4 Of Lot. y ('pian = adm on tF
len to iectric car line -.,,a
No. 2On. Gotta e, , rOom-' lp' .yE,.
South Eighth street. re T Bagty Ave-, AVE.
corner Eighth md hasby Ayetgis@ i,
No. 70! Cottage, DOM los -.
corner jefferson ami f lev uth snesih,
80 2O1. Cottage, . rooms 10. m
Thirteenth street. betN cen Bir'oN'
streets. an
no. , 6. Cottage, 4rroms, lots "7'
South Eighth street. ,Nw
no 207 Colt &c, 3 rooms, lot wv"
south sixth ,tr ct. s., ans
30. POS. Cottage. jr IN. lo' '.,t
Tenth street, between la ioH
str cts. 80
No 100 Three Gotta .es. ! ro ., IN, n
By $50 feet, corner Ninth ana ,Ia w.; M
No. 40 Cottage, looms loy III,
corner Jeller Oh id Fou teen't Tus
No. 2ll. Cottage, Il f0oilis' io'
South Fourth street. ,o,,i NJ
No 2l2 Cottage, 8 rooms ~
South Ninth street lick. lNs
No. 2l3 House, two tory o,,,s,,
feet, corner Mary and tllla an IN Aas
| oi'er also store nous ~ 80
81 re nous on trauklin 5lte 'r "
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Palmo-- Frank E George, Al.
ya.aio; J IS Reliley, Prlirle Hill, Tex
Miss Janet McRle, CITY; + Il Stew
art, CITY; " II Roth Fort Worth; w
W Harding, Denver, G A Rogers, d
A Buie, Gilmer, texas; W L Brewer,
Fort Woltb Il Brown, Corsicana;
b f Vowel, Texarkana; LOOMS Vow
ell, Marlin, Texa.; I c McRrynolds,
Brszos, Teg = Bolin, Cameron; d
Reisel, Houston; j B Payne, city; I
Stewart, TT Worth; W L Jonr S, city;
John Lee, New Orleans; Alb Vaughn
city, II A Marble and X f
Graham and wife and Emil
ArkaLliler, Miss f Harris, Mss L
Hight, Miss i Winner, Mis-, Edith
Corish, Miss G Randall, NJ Arthur
Bel G f Graham, Alloa Rr y, + mel
Il Roy, c Meeks, Harry Brdgeley
Sydne7 Price, larry Tie LORI en-
oany; Fratk PHkard, Pa 'ucah, Ky
John bohotalo, Galveston.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
MISTAKEN FOR A THIEF.
young MN has II ouble for Ubllg
ing a Prospective Benedict.

Some days ago young man
registered at the Workman hotel on
Seventh s,reet, between Austin and
Franklin streets and remained until
saturday, wht n he took his departure,
leaving IA unpaid board bill. Mr.. j
NJ. Blackwell locked up his room and
held his trunk containing a handsome
suit Of clothes, un'il the bill would be
lald. The fellow had arranged to
enter the holy state Of matrimonv
last nigh, and having no available
funds, sent Youhg tricnd to the
hotel 10 creep into his room on the
recohd floor through window and
GET his wedding SUIT. The young man
after etiecting an entrance in this
manner, occurred the clothes and was
about TO depart when Mr.. Blackwell
entered the room, and taking the in.
truder for thief, caught him by the
liar, pitched him against the wall on
the other side Of he room and
kickel him down stairs
When the young man after
wards told his story 10 Mr.. Blackwell,
AID begged pitiously for him not to
file c mplaint, Mr. Blackwell de-
cided to let him 60 ard repent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-25
The Most Pleasant WAY

OF preventing the grippe, colds
headaches and fevers is to use the
liquid lexe'ive remedy Syrup OF Figs
whtn yer syst N needs gentle
yet ehe le cleansing. To DO bene,
fitted must get the true remedy
man ,,ured by the California Fig
Sy' Co. only. For sale by all
drL lis in SOC. and 81 bottles.