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ALL AT THE BANK.
Navigation on the Ohio River is
Completely Suspended.
THE ICE GOT MUCH TOO HEAVY
On Saturday aud Compelled tile Tie.
up of all Craft on the Upper Ohio.
The Island Ferry Boat Laid mp ut
BollaIre-The River GorGed in Three
Places Below MISUNDERSTANDING on
the Back River.

The ice in the Ohio became much
heavier and more dangerous to naviga.
ton Friday night, so much 80 in fact that
navigation was completely suspended.
The Iron Queen had a tough time OF it
in getting up the river to Pittsburgh,
finally arriving there Saturday even.
ing. where she is laid up. The Courier
took to the banks at Marietta, the Ben
Hur ut Parkersburg. R. i. Phillips at
Matamoras, the Liberty at Clarington.
The ferry boat Charleston made four or
FIVE rips on Saturday morning. but the
ice proved too much for her. so she
was sent down to Bsllalre where she
and number OF other craft are harbor-
ed during the cold spell. Three tow
boats, the Benwood ferry boat and the
Charleston are harbored below the piers
OF the Baltimore & Ohio bridge there.
Yesterday 1t was reported that the ice
had gorgel at three places between
Wheeling and Parkersburg, etiectually
shutting the river 10 navigation. The
Hudson is laid up at Cincinnati. but the
keystone State was last heard from
making her way with difficulty up the
river. She was at Middleport on Satur-
day and is laid up at some point below
Parkersburg now.
The back river is frozen solidly. and
the surface Of the ice ia smooth as glass.
On Saturday and Sunday hundreds Of
skaters were attracted there by the IN.
usually fine skating, which is SO seldom
afforded in these parts. No mishaps
occurred, although the ice is none too
strong for the crowds that gather on the
back river just now.
Reports from headwaters last night:
Warren-River 8 fee: and falling;
weather cloudy and cold.
Greensboro-River Z feet 10 inches
and falling: river frozen aud navigation
suspended; weather cold.
Steubenville-River feet inches
and falling; weather clear add cold.
Wneeling-5 feet inches and falling.
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oHAnnEs ROSS WANTED
Iu London OH Charge OF Stealing FIJI
Thousand DollarL

Iu London OIL Charge OF Stealing Fifty
Thousand Dollars
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Detectives from
this city have arrested, in St. Louis. a
man who is badly wanted in London,
England, on a charge OF embezzlement.
They have in their charge Charles Ross.
who is said to be an embezzler OF $4,000.
1t il alleged that Ross forged bonds and
notes in England very successfully for q
time. At last detection came, and he
fed TO New York three months ago.
Perry Sanderson, British consul in
New York, learned that he was in Mis-
souri,, and detectives from this city To-
Gated him at the residence OF his
brother, who is manager OF q gas works
in 81. Louis. His brother lives on
Grand avenue. a very fashionable thor
oughfare, and the detectives met with
many obstacles in shadowins the house,
as the street is closely guarded by pri-
vate watchmen.
United States Marshals Hurley and
Stafford, Of New York. accompanied the
detectives, and this afternoon Ross was
placed under arrest as he was leaving
the house. The officers started for New
York with their prisoner tonight.
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BEI.LAIRE
All Sort, of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass CITY.


All sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
It seems certain that Albert Gro'z
will be able to prove an alibi in the case
brought against him by the woman in
Wheeling. There are q half dozen OF
more men here who were With him
Christmas night till after o'clock next
morning, so 'that lie couldn't have been
in Wheeling between j. aud O'Clock.
II is generally believed here that the
charge is made against him by the
woman because he discarded her and
that there is no other foundation Tor it.
Grotz has 4 family here. The Wheel
ing woman was quietly run out OF this
city by the police keeping close watch
upon her premises.
Yesterday was largely given up to
sleighing by nearly all who could go.
cure n horse and slsigh or share q
friends, and the merry tintinnabula'
tons OF the bells was heard far into the
night Good sleighing is so rare that
the restraint upon fast driving was not
in force and many fine exhibitions OF
speed were seen along the streets.
There was not an idle sleigh in town
and several cute bob.sleds had besn rig
ged up for the occasion.
Som ethin2 got wrong with the pump
at the steel works last Friday night
aud before 1t could be fixed the pipes
all through the works were frozen up.
The burnIn g cinder bank has produced
gas that made it difficult to work
down in the well and this lengthsned
the delay. The plant will start up
Wednesday, however. The bottle works
was frozen.out with only two days work
last week, but will start up Wednesday
again.
Messrs. George ". Wise and D. H.
Milligau are examining the commits.
sioners' report by appointment OF the
common pleas court, and excessive ex.
penditnres or those not authorized by
law will be shown up.
Thomas Beavers, an old soldier, a
member OF the First West Virginia cav
airy, died at Sistersville last Saturday.
lie leaves n family in this city. He
died suddenly.
Mr. Harry Gill, young man we'll
kno%n here. who recently took up his
residence in MunCie. Md. will DO mar
ried this week to Miss Sadie Hager, Of
GAINESVILLE.
The New Years concert at the Dis.
ciples church tomorrow evening will
be great treat, several singers OF note
from abroad being on the programme.
William Hoffman will leave Wednes-
day 10 attend the Ohio State University
at Columbus, which opens this week.
Miss Lizzie Ault returned Saturday
from u visit with her sister, Mrs. Rev.
A. X. Knox, ut Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
Mrs. G. +. Crawford, OF Chicago June.
ton. is visiting her parents in the
Second ward.
Walter Mansell, Of Bethany College,
is spending few days with relatives in
the city.
Miss Ora Dickens has returned home,
after spending few days Brookside.
Meister's band, Of Wheeling, will play
at HacGetts fair and festival tonight.
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IAIkrIN,s FERKY.
Haps and MIshaps In the Thriving City
Across the Rivor.

Haps and Mishaps In tic Thriving City
Across the River.
Mountain City Lodge Iron and Steel
Workers, No So, elected their officers or
Saturday: President, Thomas Robins
Vice President, Thomas sanderson
Financial Secretary, Joseph Hilton
Recording Secretary, W. II. Morris
Treasurer, Charles James: Guide, l.
Fink; Inside Guard, NJ. Reilly; Outside
Guard, Joseph Doyle; Trustees, W. Ii.
Jones, Howell Jones and Thomas Lloyd.
The Kings Daughters will give AL
entertainment at tho Presbyterian
church met Friday night. Among the
well known talent that will sing are
William Mann, Prof. ]. W. Schotield, j..
G. Gray, Thomas Lloyd. the two that
captured the prize at Canal Dover and
other persons. The admission will be
ten cents and persons who care to give
more can do 80. Tho church should be
crowded to its utmost.
I. Fl. Eich went TO Cincinnati yester-
day to attend the funeral Of his brother.
Mr.. lick had been ut the bedside OF his
brother, who died OIL Friday Just after
his departure for Martins Ferry.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cietv OF the Presbyterian church will
hold business and social meeting on
Wednesday afternoon.
The fire department was called out on
Saturday evening by small fire in the
residence OF George Barr, on Broadway.
Council met on Saturday and adj
iourned until tonight, when c0nsldera-
BILE important business will come up.
The Bass Island Camping Party goes
to Washington, Pa, tomorrow TO
spend the day with Miss Gilmore.
People kick about riding in the cold
electric cars between Martins Ferry
and Wheeling. aud some swear.
George McGlumphy, who has been
visiting relatives in IVES. Virginia, re-
turned homo on Saturday.
Mrs. George King, OF FindIay, is visit.
ing her grandmother. Mrs. Hester Min
nehan, OF Second street.
NJ. J. Morton has severed his connsc.
ton with The Pultney glass works, be.
low Bellalre.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McDer-
mott buried an infant daughter at Mt.
Calvary.
Bart Pickens went to Steubenviiie on
Saturday to spend lew days with
friends.
Miss Anna Ebert, who has been Wis.
iting in Mt. Pleasant, returned on Sat-
urday.
James Greer aud George O'Beirno re.
turned on Saturday nigh. from foungs.
town.
A. /. Wetherald. OF Indiana, arr ivOd
last evening to spend New Years.
The meeting at the Y. NJ. q. A. yester-
day was led by q. G. Mitchell.
Ed L. Moore 10 entertaining his friend
Charles Kildow, OF Bethesda.
The ples club will 90 TO st. Clairsvillc
this evening in iarGe slcd.--
The only arrest madO on Saturday
night was plain drunk.
Rev. II. n. Campbell aud vile are at
Holidays Cove. W. Va.
The Mnunerchor will usher in tho
new year with dance.
Miss Sadie Elliott goes to Pittsburgh
to-day 10 visit friends.
Miss Nevada Darrah 10 visiting rela.
tivss at Steubenville.
John W. Conley, Of Sisterlvilie, is
visiting L. X. Hoge.
In Martins Ferry there are 1925
hydrNuts in use, and as high rs eight
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WILL SURELY RETIRE.
Evidence That Superintendent Hsraes
Preparing TO Move.

Evidence That Superintendent Hsraes Is
Preparing to Move.
NEW YoRK, Dec. S0-It was apparent
at police headquarters in this city to-
day that a change in affairs there is
speedily approaching and gloom per-
vaded the entire building. No one in
the big marble structure doubts for an
instant that Superintendent Byrnes in-
tends to retire Us soon as his successor
Is appointed. The head oil tho police
department was in his Office Us early as
s o'clock in the morning, but be denied
himself to visitors, although he re-
manned several hours.
There was no coucealment among
those posted that the superintendent
was engaged in making preparations to
move. He was cioseted during his stay
with his confidential man, Sergeant
Frank NJ. Mangin, and was clearing out
all his private papers aud effects which
have gathered during the years Of mis-
sojourn in the building. They were
packed up and sent to his home on
Yves. Fifty-eighth street.
Nobody cared to talk much about the
matter, but those who did speak, spoke
in terms OF astonishment and regret at
their chiefs coming retirement.
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First race. selling, six furlongs -
Boothroyd, Pot, Ruby r., Red Veil.
Adah Foy, Erstwhile, Princess Rose,
NeIiio H., 80; Sidcan, 100; Corallina,
10l; Vanbrunt, l02; Occula. Black
satin, 1903; Leona's Last, lO5; Renaud.
Jog
Second race, selling, ak furlongs-
Dick White, Brakeman. 1903; &. u. Cox,
Baby Eli, Dr.. Parks. B. F. Fly, jr., lO4;
Darwin Wedgowood. 1906; Elberon.
Gov. IlogG, l07; Long Brook, ITO.
Thirl race, lnaideus, thirteen.six-
teenths mile-Jugador. sr., James Dick
Tension, Cooper Canaryville, Oracle
A., Norvin, 90; Warwickshire, Levin
Bust Up, Madden, NeIt Corns. Anna
n, Red Cloud, l0i; Ben Hill, l07.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs--
Rasper "a, Readina l02, Gold Dust, Cen.
tinella los, FIoreRnna ll3. Eva l. 90,
Yemen l2i. Nellie Osborne 90.
Filth race. sellInr, seven furlougs-
Ethel W, Advocate. Jim Henry, Lay
On 102; Bay Flower, I.ank. Belle Stout,
Shiloh 1913; Abb io5; Royal Fiush.
Silver Prince l07; Ixion los; Hotspur,
Miss Knott 10; Rotation llG.
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s.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tisn, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and no 1 was ter
TibIy reduced in flesh and strength;
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.
had u running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles or
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
BuckIon's Arnica Salvc, and his leg il
sound and well. John Speaker, CatawDa,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bittcrs and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. j
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oHArRMAN nAYMoND's REPORT

Ho Has Same Good Things to Say About
the Classification Plan.
Howard E. Raymond, chairman OF
the L. A. ". racing board, says that at
the meeting OF the national assembly OF
the league, which will be held in New
York city in February, his board ex
poets to make a very encouraging re-
port to the l. A. W. upon the class B
system.
The prediction that were made that
the league would find itself compelled
50 abandon the classification system for
some better government OF the racing
men, Raymond asserts, has not been
realized during his administration, and
his entire board concur with him in the
belief that the J.. A. w. has solved
the matter. That the classification
rules can be improved upon the racing
board admit, and they find after twelve
months experience with the system
that some OF the rules require alter
alton. which they will suggest at the
association meeting.
During the past season the class oil
racing has been improved upon. The
racing men travelled in their true guise
and the racing board found little diff.
Guilty in wedding out yiolators OF the
new rules aud placing the men IN new
class, where they could race under the
jurisdiction OF the L. A. W..
Under the new classification system,
more tournaments were held than in
any previous year. The L. A. W. now
realizes that pure amateurism will not
flourish in cycling, and In their rclrct.
ance to nssume jurisdiction over pro-
fessIonal cycling find that a semi.pro.
iessional class in the L. A. W. has been
the remedy for all previous differences.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIGRNcER MON DECEMBER 81 1884

difsr,n. paid consumers get water at
some Of them. There are about S45
bylrants in Bridgeport.
Mira Adam wsruig and daughter
are on the sick list.
Several tinworkers will so to Cam.
bridge 10 take jobs.
Evan Davis aud bride have returned
from their trip.
DR.. John E. Hervcy goes to ROncy',
Point to-day.
Joseph Munslow returned to FindlSy
yesterday.
George W. Collins spent Sunday at
Toronto.
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The following bicycle road records
have beon allowed by the Century Road
Club Of America:
Ohio state records-G. &. Merrils. 100
miles, T:20; 200 miles l5:5S; 24G miles
twenty.four hours, October SO, 1898.
Frank L. Devlin. Boston to Detroit,
So miles. Hal 80, July 2l-Aug ust !.
+. p Searles, l 900 miles. six days. five
minutes, October 1928; American rec.
ord 800 miles. 3:02:20, October l1.20,
Chicago to Buffalo, $50 miles, S:05 10,
October 1920.
Ii. W. Upmeyer, st. Louis to Wash
ington, No., and return, l20 miles, II 40,
November %; course record.
II. Il. Kennedy and J.. A. Mcclure.
Denver to Brighton, 20 miles. so min.
utes; Denver to Platteville, 20 miles,
1:45, Decembe. 8; tandem course re.
cords
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HY Ills soN.IN.LAW.
A Relative offs Famous Kentucky Family
Kills n Mississippi Judge.

A Relative of Famous Kentucky Family
Kills n MiSsiSsippi Judge.
GREESvILLr, MISS, Dec. S0.-JudGs ].
". Scott lies dead at Wayside, small
station ten miles south OF here, as the
result oil n family quarrel. W. q. Glous-
ton, son-in.Iaw Of Scott, did the shoot
ing. The tragedy occurred in the back
room Of Graham's store. DR.. Blackburn,
also son.in.law OF Judge Scott, being
the only witness. Five bullets were
fired into scOtt's body, and he died in
stantly.
All parties are prominently connected,
Judge Scott being a leading man in this
section OF the country and magistrate
at Wuyside. Glouston comes from an
honest Tennessee family, while DR..
Blackburn is a member Of the noted
Kentucky Blackburns.
Glouston came to Greenville to-day
and surrendered to the sheriff, but re-
fuses to talk.
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NYAcK, n. V, Dec. 3O.-As John Hun.
ter, OF Cottage Valley. and Jacob Tru.
Ger, a butcher, of South Brooklyn, were
walking along the West Shore railroad
track north OF West Nyack station, last
evening. they were struck by the Chi
cago limited express and instantly
killed. Hunter leaves widow and
Trucer widow and three children.
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"a Flag oil Truce" with its stone
quarry scene, is ono OF this seasons
strongest novelties, and will be seen at
tho Grand the first three nights
Of this week, with special matt.
nses Tuesday and Wednesday.
The story is ono Of love aud war, the
former phase elaborated, tho latter
merely suggested; the actual presence
OF the grim god Of battle Is done away
with, and the murky smoke OF musket-
~ and cannon forms bat u martial
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DIR. PARKHURST
breaches on the Work of the Past iear-A
Politician Defined.


Politician Defined.
New YORK. Dec. S0.-The Rev. Charles
II. Parkbur9t preached sermon this
morning, in which he made indirect and
incidental reference to the work Of the
past year. The people had learned. he
said. that politician was man OF ex-
pediency and that he might arrange
things in sucha manner as only mighty
uprising of the people could undo. In
looking over the field Of the future. he
said, the people should look for an
Improvement in the character oil the
newspapers. The papers, he said, that
daily serve up mass OF undigested mat:
ter, without discrimination, to their
readers were rapidly becoming public
nuisance,
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NOW FOR THE SECOND.
Second Series of the Wheeling
Bowling Leagues Season.
MANY OF THE TEAMS CONFIDENT
They VIII DO Able to Best tho First
Series Champions, Tho Brownies.
rho scheduled Games of the Week.
Bicycle Road Records Made omci.
aI-rhe l.. a. W. Classification EuIe
asuccess-other News of spor.

The past week was an idle one with
the bowlerA of both tho local leagues.
In the Wheeling League the first series
has ended with The Brownies as cham.
pions, and the players are getting ready
for the second series. Over on the
South sidet there Is bat one series which
will end at about the same time as the
second In the uptown league.
The Bowlers and Wheeling are sched-
uIed to play at Wheeling park this even.
lug but the formers CAPTAIN is endeay.
oring to effect q poatponement, so chat
the umpire will probably first call,
"play ball" at the park on the following
afternoon when La Belle and Pen and
Pencil meet for the second time this
season. The pencil pnshers will GU
deavor to make n good beginning at the
start OF the New Year, and the La Bellies
who are out for the second series
championship for all they are worth
will endeavor to duplicate the elegant
coat Of whitewash they administered
Pen and Pencil at the start OF the first
series. On Wednesday Provident and
Columbia will meet on Seibert alleys,
on Thursday Lotus aud Naneless will
contest at the same place and on Friday
The Brownies and Calumet will play at
the Mnsee.
There is much speculation as to
whether The Brownies will be able to re-
peat their performance OF the first sea
son in carrying of the pennant OF the
second series. Several clubs will be in
the fight with the champions. In fact
LaBelle. Wheeling. The BOWERS, Colum.
bia aud Nameless or perhaps even some
OF the second division clubs may beat
out the first series champions.
Over on the South Side the weeks
games are rs follows: Thursday, Knoke
vs.. Phoenix, at Mozart Park; Friday,
Mozart vs.. Harvest. at Mozart Park.
Through mistake the Hustler and Ex-
celsior teams are scheduled to PLAY on
next Sunday and tho captain OF one OF
tho teams refuses to agree to change
OF date. The case is peculiar one and
what the outcome will be no one knows
at present.
Manager l.. II. Taller, OF the Lotus
team, has notified the secretary Of the
Wheeling league that his team has
changed its home alleys TO Seiberrs
Garden for tho second series. They
played at tho Musee last series.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense iIchtnS aud
stinslng; most at night; worse by scratching; IL
bleed and ulccrale, becoming very sore,
SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops the HGh1ng Mlu
bleeding, heals liberation, aud IN most cases r.,
t uorSG W" DR., swaync & son. Philadelphia
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-Ihe govern.
ment receipts for this month amount to
s2l, l92,9G9. and the disbursements
s27, OS9, 7S2, leaving a deficit for the
month OF $j,959.32l. and for the fiscal
year to date OF S2S. 254, 1888.
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frame for the prsttier domestic picture
Of the quaint New England home,
whore the action Of the play is laid.
In contidiug his drama 70 the expert.
enced management Of Walter SANFORD,
the suthor has shown admirable judg.
ment,
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Simply apply ''swAYSE's oISrMESr" No in.
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leaving the skin clear, white nnd healthy. ltS
great healing aud curative powers are possessed
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
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Lanlord-"Pm afraid I'll have to
raise your rent" Teuant-''I wish you
would; Pm sure cau'G raise it."-Trldh.
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Manager L. Il. Taller, OF the Lotus
team, has notified the secretary Of the
Wheeling league that his team has
changed its home alleys to Seiberrs
Garden for tho second series. They
played at tho Musee last series.
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Castoria.

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"The use OF 'CastoriN Is 10 universal ard
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New York City.
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Sour Stomach, DIaTrhna Eructation,
Kills Worms gives klesp. and promotes d
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Without injurious medication
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