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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
HE GAVE HIS CHILD CARBOLIC ACID.

a MAN IIsTAKEs TIE IOi.ON FOR COUGH! M4'JI-
CrNE-TrlE LITTLE ONE NOT EFFECTED
TO LIVE.
Alexander johnson. OF No. S2i Fulion-s'. Brooklyn,
got UP al an early hour yesterday morning TO give
his four-year-ola daughter some cough mixture by
mistake he got hold O. bottle OF carbolc acid. OF
which the child drank swallow Her screams
ravpa led 20 Johnson the mistake nc had manf. ana
,a summoned an ambulance which took the chiii
10 the Homocopa thc Hospital where tee doctoi5
said last rght that the child could not live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-27
THEY WANT GIFTS FOR

The BROOKLYN Christmas Tree Society. OF which
Mrs Lena Sittis is president has decided TO issue
the following appeal.
The BROOKLYN Christmas Tree Society desire 10
make special appeal TO the E.rd- hearted people
OF I,roCliNn on benalf OF IN" poor Little tots VINO
are 10 be entertained by the society on Christmas
BAY 1t Is the intention Of the society TO decorate
the Christmas tree ga pre;ty ~ possible, so that
II NAV be a real feast TO the eyes OF the children
y 40 see so little Of the beautiful side OF life.
rhe soc ely. therefore. particularly desires dona
lions Of ornaments for the tree. In ainos; every
Iouse lace is a box fun o. old Christmas
ments which have been used Tor decorating the
trees in the past bur which are now lying useless
i'm some attic closet. Last year the society re-
celved box OF ornaments. which fond mother
mad treasured for thirty years a souvenir OF II
uariine Oh Id VINO had admired them on Christmas
tree Just before his death Those who take IN
interest In making this real. merry Christmas for
the children are requested TO send any ornaments
they NAV have to Mrs. Lena Stig, No. 3,s Je,fer-
son-ave., Brooklyn, Y
Edwin Knowles proprietor Of the Columbia Thea
ire has given the use VI the theatre for Christmas
morning as has been his custom.
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LARGE INCREASE IN BRIDGE kEcEiFIS
Mondays receipts on the Bridge were AH"
agains, a 1876 the same day last year The average
day brings in only about $500 At the preva''ne
rate OF two tickets for cents this wou'd mean an
increase OF $50 passengers over ne same gay ns,
average day. -. rroo, d.rconfort
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SHE SAYS THE WOMAN THREATENED HEl

SHE SAYS THE WOMAN THREATENED HER.
Mrs Margare; Fox. young widow, living at No.
1872 South Eighth-st.. Bcdford-ave.. Brooklyn.
Yesterday accused Mrs. Annie Strachan the wife OF
a police sergeant John Strachan, with calling her
vile names and threatening to shoot her. The case
came I'd before Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Police Court Mrs Strachan lives with her hus-
bonG and two children al No. a Marcy-ave The
complainant says that while she dining In a
restaurant at No ~ Broadway on Monday night.
,,r, rtrachan entered. and taking seat at
table opposite began to abuse her and finally
I'M eateued TO XIII her.
Nrs strachan was represented by lawyer. WAC
,oId the Court that Mrs. Fox had broken MP the
horne Of ms client, aud had been bold enough TO
force herself into the strachan household and there
daclar, that the husband had right to look
after her than after mis- wife. The complainant
s,outIv denied THE and declared that instead OF her
running after the prisoners husband. ne had
aTter ror The case adjourned until December g.
Sergeant Strachan is attached to the Twenty
fourth Precinct.
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Local. 81 .virIGs.

-
Matters Of Miuor Mom .nt In and About
tho City.
MArtSEEs Al both theatres to-day.
oPERA House. thia evening-"!n Old
X lucky"
The GEAxp this evening-"South Be.
fore the War;
LAST night Officer Dsvinney found n
man lying on the street, 40 drunk ho
could not tell hi. name. He was locked
up TO keep him from freezing to death.
NE1r Wednesday the famous, beauti-
iul. popular Pauline Hall will DO seen
at tho Opera House in her operate
comedy, "Dorcas." She will be sure to
draw well.
THE customary meeting, for mon will
be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association building this evening aud
tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock. Young
men are always welcome at these meet
ings.
NEITHER side OF the circuit court was In
session yesterday. Judge Hugus,. Of the
criminal court, adjourned till tho nex.
term. Stephen Galloway, coIored, who
has been in Jail for some time. was let
20 on his own recognizauce.
AS the 10th OF the month m on
Sunday, city gas bills should DO paid
to-day to n the discount The pay
ments are not nearly so numerous to
date as usual By the 9th, probably ow-
ing to the extreme cold weather.
The mex, entertainment in the Young
Mems Christian Associations course will
be given On Monday evening, the 18th,
by Edward P. Elliott. an impersonator
who occapies a position in the very
front RANK Of platform celebrities. He
will give Dollars and Sense" a de.
l~ighttully arranged play, Astounding in
humorous and dramatic Genes.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

Hoii~. . rooms aud hall, corner y. From, NIB,
Kentucky streets. E.SoO. 'N'
House ! rooms. 18th street, chCAn Ga c,,,
HOUSE . rooms and hail. DIST street. In ,p,,r.
did order. 81 100. ''"'
House I rooms, brick. Main A.. jui yn,i s,a.,
House, 4 rooms, brick. Jarob Att9oI, III W0,II
sL.S0Q. "
rs fect, easy forms. tl.ID;, ~"
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street I,i,ii
easy terms tl.5Ol
with large lot, SlHJ.
House. 7 room, and hall. Market St.r,, Il,
tween 7th mud Sth streets. ndsy terms ii7O u"
House. o rooms, corner lot. 9Th street Gan,
terms. Sl,IOO.
Double house. 5 roous, Coal street, Isl w.,i
Iion,c. $ rooms, NccollOch street, En, Nne..
House rooms and hall. with lAtgs loL IN,
street, 1000.
House, 5 rooms, baltimore street, East W'h,,s,
iug easy terms 81 D y
House. I rooms. 18Th street, easy tDrtnA. SJl
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eoa sIts,.
9th ward sLGSl
IIo,So. 3 rooms. brick. 18th Strnot. oheap. &, ,o
House, 10 rooms, brick, With largo loI III,
lIoIse, ) rooms. Jacob street. 9Th ward. a.,
terms. sl.DDO.
House. O rooms, 10Th street sl.0n.
House 8 rooms. Wood street. 5ih ward sim
PIue finished house, 5 rooms and hail ~.
View, lot lOJIl76 feet. Fora short ,Ino oslt
$3.50.
SPLENDID house. 8 rooms and hal. Lind ..ro..
Bclycdcrc, sl.tl.
Wheeling. cheap. slan:
Lots on Lind street, Bolvcdotc. $50 and sci
each.
Three los In Park View. cheap
business properly on Market ai7ectR: noi,..
nte price
rcal cStntu,
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LITTLE Rock, ARK. Feb. S-The ex.
ecutive committee OF tho Knights Of
pythias having in charge tho matter Of
building a national Pythian sanitarium
at Hot Springs have closed tho prelimi.
nary details. An assessment OF 81 upon
each fythian in the United States will
be levied. which will yield a fund Of
100000, out OF which the sanitarium
will DO built, which will DO exclusively
for Pythians. Tho expenses Of zach per.
son going thithcr will TO borne by tho
lodge sending the member. but in caaes
whore INDECENT members OF the order
are to be cared for, no charge will DO
made.
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A special meeting Of tho Moundsyille
council was held Yesterday afternoon to
consider tho application OF Duffy &
Ernst, the former OF Washington, Pa,
and tho latter OF Marietta. O.. for a
franchise to supply tho town with gai
They aro owners OF two largo gas wells
on Indian creek, in Tyler county. and
propo'e to run n PHO line from them
to M~onndsville aud continue on to
Wheeling.
Ono OF their wells is said 10 be the
largest in tho world. at Alone" eays
Mr.. Duffy, would DO sufficient TO sup.
ply a city tho size OF Pittsburgh" ltis
located thirty miles below Moundsvillo
and the owners will supply consumers
in Mound,villa at the sans rate ~ Is at
present Charged in Washington, Pa.
The company proposing to run tho
limo is backed by $780, 900 capital, east.
ern capitalists being interested in tho
enterprise.
The council passed an ordinance civ.
ing them tho franchise for II torn OF
iira years, with the privilege OF IN ex.
to twenty years.
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THE CASE.
thn Slate Is Carefully Collaborating Each
VI iiiiXt's Statements.

ThN Slate Is Carefully corrobornting Each
VI iiixt's Statements.
MiSSrtroLls, MIMI, Fob. s.-Attor.
noy Erwin was not present when tho
Hayward murder trial was resumed to.
day, and 1t was inferred that his long
bout with Blixt in tho cross.cxamina.
ton had exhausted him. Tho cross.
examination OF tho assistant janitor,
Charlos Anderson. devolved upon John
Day Smith. who elected nothing OF i'm.
portanco. Frank Tucker, tho elevator
boy ut tho Ozark, testified In further
corroboration OF Blixt ns to tho long
talka the ~innitor was accustomed to
have with larry Hayward In tho ba,o.
mont oil tho Ozark, aud especially to tho
coutnrcnces tho two had oil tho day Of
tho murder.
Tho state callod S. L. lIance to cor.
roborato the purchase OF n flask Of
whisky like tho oro Biixt says Harry
gave him. Attorney Erwin said Harry
won!d admit tho purchase on tho stand
Ibis was tho iitst intimation that
Harry Hay " would himself 20 on
tho stand.
Tho state Ia putting in n very com.
ploic case, corrobnratius so far as posi-.
Die, ovcrv minor point In Dlsxt's
remarkable testimony and tho chain OF
circumstances being woven about llar.
ry Hayward grows moro complete will,
every hour. Even tho place. hour aud
day OF llayward's purchase OF that half
pint bottle OF whisky, presumably 10
furnish Glixt with norvs to do his muir.
dcrous work, was shown.
This afternoon J. s, Withcrspoon,
elevator man at the Oneida building,
cnrroboratcd Blixt's story rs to how
Miss Cling signed the 500 motto TO Harry
Hayward IN his office and as to how he
anu BllSt witnessed tho signature. Then
Harry Spencer, n waiter. told how Harry
Hayward aud Miss Cling came to tho
ro 'taurant, saying: ~ went to get their
or iers. | noticed a roll Of money.
Hayward said to mo, Don't you think
TIA foolish for a young woman to show
NO much-S2,0O0?' | coincIdcd with
him."
Louise Ireland, niece OF Miss Cling,
testified that Harvard was In Mias
Ging's room nearly every night. but his
conduct was perfectly proper. She had
not noticed her aunt have much money
just before tho murder.
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Both wife and I. in our arduous church
work, arc often. by anxiety and over
work, reduced to tho verge OF nervous
prostration, and az often. by the use OF
Paine's celery compound, restored TO
our wonted energy Of mind and visor OF
body.
Our sons, who are young pharmacists,
tell US they sell more OF Paine's celery
compound than any two proprietary
medicines. not excepting the sarsapa.
rillas.
Youra for Paine's celery compound,
Rev. ]. P. Quincy.
Poster Of Broaduoy Church. Boston. Nos.
When tho ervou strength has be.
come from any cause impoverished,
Paine's celery compound succeeds as
nothing else has ever done.
From a state OF depression, exhaus-
ton aud lifelessness the nerves grow
strong, active, and perfectly nourished
by means Of Paine's celery compound,
the great modern nerve and blood rem.
edy that makes people we'll. And with
the strengthening and regulating Of the
nerves the disorders that depend on tho
faulty nutrition Of these tissues disap-
pear. Such are rheumatism, neuralgia,
heart weakness, headaches, low spirits,
lack OF strength, and that general poor
health that is so impossible to define.
Sound nerves. healthy blood and an
all-round. vigorous constitution OF tho
body is the invariable effect OF taking
Paine's celery compound. This great
modern restorative corrccts derange.
mont OF the nervous system. and averts
prostraticn when protracted strain has
reduced it to an exhausted, poorly fed,
devitalizei condition. Try it.
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San ~FEASclsco, Feb. S-The Golden
Gate is to be protected BY three OF the
bigges. guns in use in the United States.
They will be pointed seward from van
taGe positions on either side OF the gates
and are calculated to furnish 4 complete
defense against any Graf. that might es-
cape the shells which the mortar batter.
les will send ont to sea for the distance
OF six miles. The CUPS weigh approxi-
mately fiity-sevcn tons each. or ST. 400
pounds in all. Each gun has a length
OF forty feet. 4 diameter OF AGA inches
and n circumference OF twelve feet to
two inches at the greatest point.
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PASsENGEn, Dl>CREDlTED.
Tho Elbo Company Notified of rossIbl,
Sensational stories.

Tho Elbo Company Notified of Possible
Sensational stories.
NEw YoRx, Fob. S.-Tho North Cor.
man Lloyd Steamship Company has re.
ceived tho following cable message from
Messrs. Kolle. Wallis & Co., London
agents OF the company:
Rescued passengers OF the Elbe arriy-
ing on the Umbria may repeat sensation
al statements made to English press.
Please noio they made no statements or
complaints when before the American
consul general. The following is from
Liverpool Shipping Telegraph:
Our London correspondent tele.
graphed last night: From a knowledge
Of the Elbe's decks | am prepared to
risk the assertion that tho official in.
quiry will show that the crew OF the
rescued boat did not bohavo improperly.
lhe deck house is between tho port and
starboard sides. The boat probably 70.
quired ton hands to mar her and tho
officers in charge very likely belonged
to that particular boat should cay
that tho boat When 10 tho water was
nearly level with the promenade deck
rail and wa, showed of to avoid being
swamped by the sinking ship. Bearing
in mind that the rescued weru on the
listed side, aud that the other side
seemed safer, ! should say that at tho
time OF showing Of there was no ono
else TO take into her. Fevera's stare
mont that no alone saved tho woman
and pulled her into tho boat is incred.
ible. 1t ia shown to be untrue by the
facts now elected that the third officer,
purser's assistant and Steward Kobe
drew the WomAu into tho boaL.'N
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More Elbe Victims Found.

LowEsroFr, Feb. s.-Another body has
been brought to Lowestoit by the fish
ing smack that has been cruising near
the spot where the Elbe was sunk.
Cards found upon the body bore tho
name OF Louis Kurt kleinschmidt,
Metalurg street. Helena, Mont" There
was a second cabin passenger OF tina,
name on board the Elbe. Still another
body was brought here and is supposed
to be that Of Juliua c. Dittrich, OF No.
100 East T%wenty.,hird street, New York
City. Liieboat No. 5. OF tho Elbc, ha,
been brought in empty. One OF her air
tanks wa, burst. This was the missing
liteboas which, i. was hoped, contained
some survivors OF the wreck.
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MARROW A
OF Occupants OF his i.oyni Hotel, Chicago,
From n Fiery Death.

PFom" Rr'ry D'Hth'
CHICAGO. Fob. 8.-Eloven persons
wcro driven from their beds by iIro in
tho Rovol ho,,l I, Adam. ,,,,o, 49,,
s"'''' :" =
''o'A 'i's morh'ne' AN oil them mar.
rowly escaped death, and all OF them
suffered intensely from tho cold.
Tho Royal hotel Is Il iour.story brick
building. Tho 1ro wa, discovered by
Mira. Brown, tho housokeopor. Sho was
awakened by the sound Of breaking
glass. Sho found hor room full OF
smoke. aud. opening her door, saw the
room beyond In flames. she reused
tho other occupants Of tho hotol and all
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Augusta, GA. Fob. S.-Jabez Wig
gins, the negro who on the 2Srd OF De-
cember last, whilo resisting arrest for
the murder OF a Carolina darkey, killed
John Davis, an unotlendinr citizen, and
Detective Joseph Murray. and wounded
Officers Singer and Wrenn. wa, hanged
hero to-day. At the timo OF Virgins
capture, IynchinC was feared, but he
was given a speedy trial. promptly con.
victed and sentenced, and lived 10 be
hanged in peace. He died e1claiming
GOD help mel"
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LONDON, Feb. S.-A portion OF the
crew OF the British steamsr Crathie,
which ran into and sank the Elbe, have
arrived at Aberdeen. the home port OF
the Crathie. These men discredit the
statement tina. the E!be ioundered
within twenty minutes after tho time
abe was struck.
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THE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
men., owned by John lieilmeior, ut No.
l4Sl Market street. is the best equipped
rouse of it's kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to the dycing aud cleaning depart.
ments o corps Of tirst-class tailors ara
employed, who car do repairing as neat
ms it Is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. can DO mado
TO look like new. Satisfaction Suaran.
tced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

Clergymen to-day need big hearts and
sound nerves to accomplish all the good
they intend.
1t isn't merely the fact OF preaching
once 4 wcek that makes the life OF the
minister OF to-day so wearing on nerves
and brain. Their everyday labor is II
round OF cxacting duties that tax heav.
lily their nervous strength.
The modern minister must keep up
his enthusiasm, his hopeiulness and his
gcnuing love OF his work. He must. feel
strongly, think deeply and have conf.
dence in his labor and in himself.
But all this taxes heart and brain to
their uttermost. 1t calls for atremendous
outlay OF nervous energy seven days in
the week and sos every year. Many
clercymen break down utterly underline
nervous strain.
Rev. /. P. Quimby. the well-known
Boston preacher. has been saved from
nervous prUstration.
In n publication Of his Sunday school
he has recently published the following
open letter:
BosroS. November 20. 1894.
Never in my life have | commended
any proprietary medicine, but | would
be derelict in duty ii / failed to let
the public know what a great boon to
humanity | believe Paine's celery COM
pound TO be. With n family OF seven, I
have not paid n dollar for a doctor in
ten years. ana l owe it to the fact that I
always keep Paine's celery compound
on hand, and when any OF US are "out Of
sorts." administer it
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CoSsrANrISorLr, Feb. S. = Several
CAGE. OF cholera have been reported
among the Turkish troops here during
the past wesk. In addition there have
been four cases among private persons.
The infected buildings are surrounded
BIZ troopa.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., Fob. s.-Tho
Howga,o trial was postponed to-day un-
til next Monday owing to the absence Of
4 suburban juror who had been
isnovrd inn
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BANGOR. Me-. Feb. S.-Tho highest
tide ever known hero this morning
flooded warehouses along the river.
Stacking lime started a fire. which is
threatening the business section Of the
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FOR RENT.

S-roomcd brick, Noe Virginia street.
6'roomcd brick. No. IS South Broadway.
Srooned frame, No. III North Huron street.
S.roomed brick. No. Il Fifteenth street.
5sroomed frame. Nc. 95 Ohio street
3roomcd frame. No. 90 South York strcet.
Sroomed frame. No. 100 South Elm street
2roomS. third floor, No. 1878 Market street.
..roomed brick. No IL Fourteenth street
i-roomed frame, No. Iin5 McCollOch street
3.roomed frame. No. lll6 McColloch street.
t.rooucd brick, No. 1877 McCollocn street.
S.roomed frame, No. III South From. street.
5roomed brick, No. 2SS9 Eotf street.
5-roomed brick, No. GOT Chaplinc street
irooms, second floor. No. S7l2 Jacob street.
i.roomcd brick. No. 2il7 Alley
li.roomed brick. No. 5e9 Main street
6-roomed brick. No. s6U Woods street.
5-.oomed frame. No. 3l2S McColloch street
i.roomcd brick. No. $40 Main street.
Sroomcd trici, No. lNThirty.third street
3-toomed frame, No 81 Ohio street
Jroomed frame, No. .G3l Woods street.
5-roomcd frame. No. Ill3 Elizabeth street.
3.rooued brick, No. o;l9 Chapliue street.
S-roomed frame, No. ~ North Wabash street
3.roomcd brick. No. ~ AllcyT :.
7.roomed franc md store room, corre. Fou.
tccnth aud McColloch streets
Store building, Nos. 1tl2 aud ltN Main st.ec.
Store building. No. l5a Main street
Office and living ooinS No. l5O6 Market St
0iice aud living rooms. No. 1871 Market 81
Office room. No, 10, Chapline street.
MONEY 10 LOAN. -
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TOR RENT-RoOMS IN NEW Ma
l. SONIC Temple. Possession given ut once.
Payment Of rent TO begin April l. ls?h Inquire
ofJOHS X. LlST, Secretary, City Bank OF Wheel
Ing. la,
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LAS tastos incidentally. in Keeping with
other luxuriog. a remedy must DO
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
Wholesome in composition. truly bone.
fetal in effect and entirely FREQ from
cvory Objectionable quality. II realty
i'll he consults u physician: il conatipat-
cd no use tho gentle family laxative,
Syrup OF Figs.
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A BIG GAS WELL.
Moundeviilo to EIavo tho Natural
Article Plpcu The.e
FROM THE TYLER COUNTY FIELD.

Ono OF tho Gas Wells " Said to To tho
largest. IN Output, In tho World,
aud Capable of supplyin. n Great
city With CASA ripo Limo to 10
nnilt on Up I" whccllng-Tho
Moundsvillc Council Grants a Gas
Franchise.
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n Or RENr-THAT ELEG ANT
l. store room. No. 1901 Main street. now DC.
cupicd by llonso 4 Hermann. Has good eIc.
vaior service and fire proof vault in Office.
Possession slvca April /, iS9i Apply TO HENRY
h. LiSF. at CITY Bank. noiS
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F0R RENT-DwELLING ON SIN
Il TENTH street with mini rooms; every I'm.
prorcmont. DIR Il H. BuLLARD. in2j
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THE FitpX ~ ,sIVER.
Tho Cold Wcuihsr ThIckons tho leo.
Crossing on tho leo.

Tho Cold Wcplhsr Taickons tho leo.
Crossing on tho Ice.
The intensely cold weather yesterday
and OF tho night before had tho effect
OF thickenins the ice in the closed river
SO tina. yesterday morning it was heavy
enough to mako walking across tho
stream not At all dangerous. During
tho day many people crossed to tho
Island on the ice, bnt on account OF tho
air holes very few rentured after dark.
.Abovo the city teams were driven
acrosa, aud tho ice seemed to BIO very
thick.
River men have but ono solaco in this
thGir hour OF darkness. Wnun tho
thaw does como with the consequent
break I'm OF tho leo in tho Ohm aud sido
streams it will pass down with n rising
river, making it comparatively an easv
matter to keep floating craft from boing
cut down by tho ice. Some river mon
think there will DO u worry high river il
tho thaw ia OF tho lightning order; tho
snow in the region tributary 10 tho
Ohio is reported pretty heavy.
TIE MARKS ABOVE
Wnrren-llivcr oight-tonths OF n foot
aud falling. Weather cold and showing.
OIL CIty-Rlvcr ! foot 8 inches aud
falling. Tho weather IL cloudy and very
cold. 4 blizzard has been raging hero
all day.
Alorgnntown-River closcd. Weather
clouIy and cold, with tho thermometer
at four degrees below.
Grcensboro-Rivor 7 foot 6 inches
anu stationary. Weather cloudy and
cold.
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SMITH Brewing CO.. alc-"It's 4 Good
Thing, push it along"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
FOR RENT.

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