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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
4 GI,EAT SUCCESS,
The Largest Audirncr Of tho Season at the
Park Casino Last Night

The Largest Audiences Of tho Season at the
Park Casino Last Night
II ono thing could bo more compli-
montary to the Robinson Opera Com
pauy than another it would DO the mag.
niicent audience tha. was present at
Wheeling Park Casino last evening in
such quantity and quality that would be
tat;ering TO more pretontious organisa-
tions. But the company on its own
merits fully deserved the compliment,
having fairly Won its popularity oy tho
competency OF its artists aud ability OF
its chorus.
Aubor's celebrated work, "Fra Diav.
ale" which has boon sung so often but
never grows old. maintained its old
time popularity last evening, and the
company repealed the pronounced RUG
cess scored OIL last Thursday evening
II anything cxccllinG in action and
esprit, and this in spite OF the demands
made uuon their energy By n matinee
performance. there being scarcel ly three
homes iniermissiou between tho two
performances. This was certainly
severe tax on human endurance where
the work is OF SUCH an cSacting charac.
ter. It isa wonderful company in moro
ways than one.
Everything last night contributed to
n most excellent presentation OF tho
opera. Mr.. Nelson was never in better
voice. and his acting was by no means
the least pleasing feature OF his entirely
acceptable work. The opera in full OF
dramatic action and fire and in these
essentials tho cast met all tho require.
mcnts demanded BY tho dialogue and
tho score.
As ZsriiIIG. Miss Barton again gave n
happy Interpretation OF tina: difficult
role, scoring her usual triumph in
"IonGcr Rocks Reclining" in which,
OF conrac, Mr.. Nelson, as Fra DiarIio,
shared.
Tho comedy business was In good
hands, the bed room scare especially
commanding tho approval OF the audi
cncc. Tho chorus len: tho same elf.
cicnt aid it has always done, contribut-
iug to nn ensemble oi harmony that laa
stamped this organization ~ ono OF the
beat OF its prctcn,ionI that has ever
visited this city.
Tonight BaliO'a muloiioua opera,
"lho Bohemian Girl" will bo sung,
and those who arc iond OF hearing
those fhvorIto housOhnId sOngs, Iull oi
tho sweetest harmouins, 81 Dreampt
Dwelt in Marble Halls" and tho Heart
Bowed Down." will have an Oppor-
tuniiy OF gratifying ilioir ta'to. \
apecial motor leaves at 80 o'clock.
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, industrial Strikos." Judson Floyd
5Inadsr' OF Randolph, "Tho Teu,one
Bachelors OF sctCnco-Samuul sprIrc
jacob. IT,. OF Ohio, Modern Social Evo.
luton" Philip Drinton Martin. Of
rireston. "llorOdtty aud Environment" ="
Bancroft White, Of MononrsIIa, "Both.
iGhom and Avon" Stella Sexton
white. OF Mononealia, Looking Back.
ward"
Bachelors Of scionce IN Civil Ea.
giineerlng-Thomas Monohan LayolIc,
Of Wo,zel, "rho Engineering Pro.
icaSion." Russell Love Morris, OF Put.
nam. Tho Whipplo Trua, Bridge"
slIns Clifford Stalher,, OF Ohio, "En.
glue Friction
Graduates In Law-R. L. [. Allcn, l.
IL. Barnett, L. D. Bcall. +. C. Cox; K. l..
CLARK, 5. X. Dayia, a, GrRblachoiI, l.. &.
Reynolds, ". j. ltoiden. A. D. ireland,
l., NJ: Jaco, II. NJ. Lockridrc, T. Masao,
u. W. McCauloy, ]. 7. Mcdonald, G, 4.
Morrison, Agnes ]. Morrison, ". L.
Paltorsou. q. ]. Poo. d. q. Rcay, II.
shaw, L. J. Sommorville. h. +. Sterling,
W. I. Talbot, J. N. Turner, J. I. VIII
son. q. u. Scott.
Mrs. Q. S. Morrison, OF Wheeling, Is
tho frs: woman to receive tho degree OF
law from tho university, and sho will be
admitted to practice before Judge
LaGans tomorrow. She stood almost
at tho head OF the class. IN'
Tho commencement ball tonight was
an elegant affair ndd was attended by
about ono hundred couples OF we'll.
known society people from over tho
gtntn
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OHM G.. \. Il. Iic niIon.

SASpvSEy. O., June l2.-Thc annu al
state reunion Of tho Grand Army OF the
KopubIic began hero at 10 o'clock this
morning in Bic'nillcr's opera house. Ad-
dresses woru delivered on behalf ol tho
city by Mayor BDutou and by Gen. NJ.
i. Force on behalf OF thu McMcons aud
John i. loland posts. Tho convention
waSL Lhcn opened in duo iorn aud Do.
partmunt Commander Mutt delivered
his annual address.
Tho grand event OF tho day was tho
parade during tho nitOrnoon. There
wcro five divisions in tho parade. md
tho column marched over the principal
,h0rnuI oil tho city.
Tic distinguished visitOra who ar
rivOl during tho day were Governor
Mckinley, Senator Calvin $. Brcn and
General AEn Bushnell. tho Kupublican
candidate for governor.
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PEACHES AND APPLES
Arc NIL !lSht-Conditton Ectter Than This
Titus Last Year.

Arc NIL EiSht-Condttt"n I:ctter Than This
Timc Last Year.
WAsuISGToS. D. c., Juno l2.-Tho
question oil how mrca injury WA caus-
ed by the severe weather in May to
peaches and apples will DO deal: with in
n special article in the June crop report.
which will bo issued by the agricultural
department next week. Tho damage
was much less than was anticipated.
The report will say: The first report
oil the season relative TO tho condition OF
pnache, is decidedly mere favorable
than that received III Juno. 1891. Only
two states OF primary Importance have
n low condition. namely, ohio 30 per
cont, and Michigan 80 per cont. while
Maryland is tho only remaining state
with percentage less Khan 20. the con-
diiion there being G3.
Connec:icut-Thc peach crop was no..
harmed blythe severe frost OF May. and
m immense crop will be produced II
nothing unlocked ior happens. New
JcrIcy-The cson seems TO be the best
in years. Maryland-lho peach crop is
good, notwithstanding tho late irOsts.
Nirgina-Abaut three.fourihs OF n
peach crop expected. Georgia-Pcachcs
arc unusually abundant. Tho increase
OF peach acreage ha. been tremendous
Ohio-Ihe May irosts about finished
peaches III southern Oa:o, but in tho
northern part they escaped with par
tial injury. Michignn-Pcaches su!lcr-
ca as all fruits did from fro5ts. 4 light
crop Il looked ior. Caliiorn;a-rho
peaches which promises to no better
than any other crop, is still below nor
nal at least 10 per cent. Upon higher
lands. however. 1t is abou. up TO the ev.
crngc.
With reference to applcs the report
will say: The general condition OF
apples June ia higher than on the
same date 1891. The New England
states, New York, Pennsylvania. Mich
igan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, are
important exceptions 20 tais generate.
alton, and OF these New Hampshire,
Now York, Pennsylvania. Michigan.
Minnesota and Iowa have percentage.
disappointingly low.
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BOOM IN IRON.
Tho stost Stirring Wssk In tho History of
tho Trade.

tHb lrnur.
New foRE, Juno l2.-Tho Iron Ago
tomorrow will say.
Tho past week has boon ono Of tho
most stirring In the history OF tho iron
trRdo Tor many years. 1t presents an
unbrokOn record Of advances all along
tho limo. Tho most extraordinary thing
10 that tho upward. tendency has dc.
velopcd 40 fast without tho powerful
aid OF hcavy purchaser from tho prlncI.
pal consumers, tho railroads. The con.
tral woit leads In tho advance, aud tho
boom feeling prevailing thcro Rcoms
justified, because thcrc Is practically 10
resorvo capacity oithor In furnace plant
or stoei works. II Is really only IN Chi.
cngo that such q reserve docs exist any
whero wost OF tho Allegheny mountains.
1t is worry ditlotcnt In tho east, and SO
lar as pig iron is concerned in tho south,
and notably in Virginia.
ThOro has boon quito heavy buying Of
Bcssemer pig and further risH has
been established, with Sll - bid aud
refused In tho valleys for tho second
hall Of 1895. The market has been
active in steel billcts, considerable sales
having been made for tho third quarter
up to SIS 80 and SIS ID. Tho castorn
markets havo strengthened very con.
sldcrabIy through the withdrawal Of
western makers.
There Is some pressure to advance
steel rails in harmony with tho risO in
raw material, but nothing has boon
done thus far. Tho risc in steel mud tho
difficulty in goitinG tin plate bars 10
making tho domestic manufacturers OF
tin plato nervous ovOr tho danger OF
being forced to surrender part OF their
market TO foreign manufacturers.
Tho orc market has shown somo cur.
ious developments lately. There hnvc
been large sales OF lake Bessemcr with
n stii!ening in prices and perfect
slaughter OF iron and Desscmcr orcs.
The railroads hayn demanded tho clear.
lug OF tho docks OF non. Bcssomcr ores,
aud under that pressure they have been
sold down to 81 75at Lake Eric ports.
There il . good deal OF activity in
finished iron and steel. Advances are
being made all along the line. In
foundry iron there have been heavy
sales in Cincinnati. The oouthcrn
furnaces have advanced prices 2j cents
per ton, and in Chicago, local foun dry
iron is up 30 conts. The markets. stiff
and Is rising in the east.
The sudden demand for forge iron,
incident 10 the revival in pudding, has
made that grade scarco all over tho
country,
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TIE pi,ESIDENCY.
Nothing Definite Known as to Who VIII
Ia Ssls

Nothing Dctlnits Known as to Who VIII
i!o Selected.
Special Dgpdtch 10 ne IRi,uicncr.
MoRGASrowS, ". Va. Juno l".-Rev.
DR.. Goodnight aud Rev. DR.. Davidson,
who have boon suggested iu connection
with tho university presidency ap.
poarcd by invitation before the regents
to-day that tho board might have their
views with regard to univeraity man.
aEement. Tho same kind OF an inter
view was had yesterday with Rev. DR..
Riker. The matter OF tho presidency
will be takon up tomorrow, but 1t Is
not known whether the board will do
eide on any one OF those names.
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NEW YouK, Juno ia sensational
trol,or was uncovered to-day at tho
Fleetwood Park trotting meeting,
William Penn, starting for tho first
time this year, stepping three heats in
2:lll 2:l2t and 2:l2t, without being
called upon to do his bcsl. In tho first
hcat, thIa live-ycnr.oId mado hurst Of
speed which caused old horsomcn to
nlnro mud it was common talk that II
William Penn had been driven our in
this mile. ho could have bNa,um 2:O9
llo il cntGrnd in many ya!uah 10 EtnEca
to ho tTottcd for this year aud he bids
iair to hold own with the iastcs! horses
in training.
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TIN FIRST SKIRMISn
or tho University Graduates In
tho Battle OF Lilo.
WELL EQUIPPED FOR THE FIGHT
They Now StnrtOus to Carvo Tholr
Way to Fans.
MOST BRILLIANT COMMENCEMENT

In tho History OF tho West VirGiula
University - Many Distinguished
Persons Present - Congrntulat0ry
Speeches Mado by Governor Mac.
COrkle, Senator lilkins anu Con.
srcssman Dayton-rho Question Of
the Presidency Not Yet Settled.
Law Alumni or:nniEs aud Con.
denim tho Movement Looking To-
wards tho Displacement OF profcs.
sOr UrooS-Contcst OF tho Literary
Societies - Commencement Dali n
Brilliant Social Function.
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WASIiNuTOE, Juno l9.-Tho bureau
stGtatiCs. treasury department, to-day
in its bulletin OF exports showa that
during tho month 0i Nav tho exports
Of mineral oils amounted 10 $i.GGl iS5.
NJ against sS,2Sj, ,OG during ilGy. 1884.
Tho exports OF mineral oils during tho
last eleven months wrru n0ury Sl000,-
900 in excess Oi tho aamO period last
year,
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Last evening at S o'clock, at the resi-
dcuce OF the bride mother, Mrs Libbic
Ncwby. on Foil street, 0sCnr Ford, OF
Columbus, and AnsI Daisy Newly were
married in the presence OF 4 large num-
Der OF their friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father O'kanc. OF
tho Cathedral, and this was the frat
colorcd couple married in tho Catholic
faitn in Wheeling in recent years. After
the ceremony elegant refreshments
wcre served by Zcrenieldor. The pres
ents were numerous and line Mr. and
Mrs. Ford left fos Philadelphia and the
cast on wedding tour. and on their re-
turn will 90 to housekeeping horo The
groom ia cooii on Baltimore & Ohio
dining car, and tho bride graduated
with honor from Liucolu school in the
class OF IS.
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Tho regular monthly mcciin. Of tho
board OF directors OF the state pGnitcu.
tiary was held Mt Moun1svL!lc ycs.cr-
day. A great deal Of routine businnss
was transacted. Mr.. }. W BurchinNl,
secretary OF tho water works company.
wnt before tho boNrl with roicrOucc to
tho laying Of tho mains in the strGnt in
front OF tho prison property. Tho board
considered The matter aud will makc
tho CoNpNny u prOpOBltiOn.
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Sptcirl DiipH'ci 10 Tie IHidiiCeHtcr-
uGNrIxGroN, ". Va, June IL. I.
Michael leading citizen OF this city.
and tho owner OF some OF tho most
valuable rcal o'tntc, wns sucd :hs even
Ing Mrs. j. J. Pricnard. who alleges
that he acducod her iourtcen.ycnr.old
child, and wants twenty thousand dol.
lars damages.
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CURRENCY NULLIFIERS
To tho Number OF Filtoon Hundred
Moot In Memphis.
THE CONVENTION A CRAZY QUILT

Mado up OF aIonomnininc silver Es.
trays from all Parties, aud Some
Who Don't Know "Whcrc They aro
At" Except That They aro There.
Congressman Sibloy,. OF Pcnnsyiva.
MIA, Addresses tho Night Meeting.
il. Dcsignntcs Cleveland nv tho
"B0Hbnsti0 boomerang OF DuL-
zardIs Day" Rips mp Carlisle and
Siiliilcs Shcrmnn-iIIsQ Queer Quad
rupio planltcd Platform.
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OUT At MT. De CHANTAL.
Tho Forty-eighth Annual Com
moncomont Of tho Academy
WAS LARGELY NTTENDEOAS USUAL.

4 Brilliant Event ut tho Pretty School
Yesterday Afternoon Attracted
Many Prominent People from
Wheeling nnd Other Pincos-Tho
Yearly Distribution OF pron,iums
Accompanied by Highly Crcditablo
Musical and Literary Exercises.
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ut THEIR OLD TRICKS.



Count out otRyor. Fleet Mathews.
EptCtdl Dispatch 10 hs IRicligeaccr
lluHrISuroS, ". Va, Juno l?.-Tho
Democrats nro doing Nil in tllcir powcr
to oust D. L. Mathews. tho Republican
candidate for mayor, who Is elected by
ono majority oyor DR.. Enslow, and will
resort to any measures looking 10 that
ond. Tho ringloudOrs Claim now that
thoro wcrc irreaularitics In tho lrst
precinct Of tho First ward, and propose
to throw out tho entire vote II thOy can
next Monday night, but tho Republi-
cans arc fixed for thcm and will rosSt
their play.
Council stands to G. aud isBuppoaul
to bo for license. Tho Democrats get
most Of tho officers outside tho mayor,
but arc surprised at tho way lhcy wero
doicated on tho lIoad OF tho ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
MUNYON
Mrs. Holt Says His Improved Homo
OpathiC Home Remedies Cured
Her Rheumatism.

Mrs. D. Holt, 296 Champlain street, De-
troit. Mich. says: There is no doubt
ing the power Of Munyon's Rheumatism
cure over disease. For ten years | was
constant sufferer from rheumatism.
My feet were swollen, and l could not
leave my bed. We tried all kinds of
medicines. but I never found relief.
Finally I began using Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure. The first dose worked a
marvellous change, and after l had fin
ished one bottle the swelling in my foot
was gone. Now l am entirely cured
and cannot say enough in praise Of
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never
fails to relievetn 1 to hours, and cures
n a few days. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure IS guaran-
teed to cure all forms of Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price 20 cents
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure Price. 25 cents each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, lo!ns and gro.ns, and
all forms Of kidney disease. Price, %
cents.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price, 81.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly % cents a bottle
Personal letters to Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14

to the city as possible for the test
well.
1t IS reported here that the Athens
OIL and Gas Company, of Athens, Ohio,
struck a fine gas well on the Hope
farm, one mile west of Athens yester-
day. The company was drilling for oil,
but at depth of 1860 feet a big gas
vein was struck, the flow Of which is
estimated TO be over a million and a
half cubic feet a day.
The excitement over there is great
and operators are flOck.ng to that point
in great numbers Another well Is also
being drilled by the Hooking Oil and
Gas Company about one mile north of
Athens on Stands run.
James German, of Marietta, has a
valuable lease in the Waverly field ad-
Joining the Scheilb farm, against which
is now pending injunction proceedings.
The lease consists Of tract of thirty
one acres of the Eliza Henry farm.
Tfthe desired territory can be secured,
a company composed Of Messrs. Warner
Hoyt and Taylor, of Marietta, will at
once put down a well in the Valley
Mills field.
The Lion Dyke we'll. some distance
southwest Of the Waverly field, came in
to-day in the Big Injun sand at a
depth of 1,600 feet, and will be a good
producer, flowing five barrels into the
tank last night. Oil was found in the
Cow Run sand, but ii was cased off in
order to test the Big Injun sand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
Boston Bell" Rubber for everybody
They are the best.
c. c. SHOE CO..
1143 Main street.
DTTRST'S MOLASSES CANDY

Imported Cane Juice Molasses. Prob,
ably the only barrel Of genuine import
ed Cane Juice Molasses ever brought to
this country. burst makes his famous
old fashioned molasses tafy of it.
bursts corrections have become ia
nous for purity of quality. Mr.. burst
is a member of the National Confec-
TONERS Association. This organization
is organized for the purpose of promot-
ing purity in the manufacturing of con-
fectionery and has a standing reward of
$4,000 for any evidence of impuri-
ties.
This, added to the well known in
tegrity of Mr. burst during the last
twenty-five years of his business career
in Wheeling, gives double assurance of
purity Of quality.
They have a device for packing can
dies which is entirely original with Mr..
burst. Special facilities for shipping
candy to any part Of the country.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sistersville, w. Va, December 10
An immense deal in oil territory was
consummated here to-day, whereby one
of the best producing farms over on
the Ohio side has changed hands. The
farm in question is the Stacey-Craig,
which has been developed by the Deep
Run Oil Company The farm contains
one hundred acres and on 1t are eleven
producing wells, one drilling well and
one rig. The farm was sold to Mr.. f.
A Sutton, one of the Oldest and fore
most operators in the field. The price
paid for the farm could not be learned
positively, but one Of the parties iRter>
viewed admitted that it was more than
100000. This farm is located in the
Frieden district and is considered to be
one of the best in that territory.
Mr. Sutton will continue to operate
on the farm, and it is understood will
put a number of wells down at once.
The price of oil did not go any higher
to-day, and the general opinion seems
to be that it will remain at the figure
S1.50-at which it closed last evening,
now, as that price is considered a very
good one for oil, after what it was for
so long a time
The receipts of the Eureka pipe lines
for the "a hours ending this morning
at o'clock were 10. o31 barrels.
A story is going the rounds that the
Carter Oil Company is to put down a
number of wells on the Johnson farm.
across the river. There is absolutely
nothing in the report as far as the Car
ter Oil Company is concerned. The
company that will operate on the John
son farm is the Fisher Oil Company.
as was exclusively published in the
Register a few days ago.
The tools have not yet been recovered
from the Minerva Mckay we'll and are
not any nearer recovery than they
were several days ago. AS has been
stated heretofore, the chances are that
the rig will be moved and a new hole
drilled.
The well of the Venture Oil Company
on the Hammett farm at Eureka, seems
to be very erratic. One day the report
will come stating that the well has
stopped flowing and the next that it is
at work again. Day before yesterday
the we'll had stopped flowing, but yes
terday, after being agitated a little. it
started again and is reported to be maxi
ing little better than 600 barrels a
day.
Two strings of tools are in Reese &
Graham's we'll on the Wiley school
house lot, in Peasants county, and the
well is caved. An effort is being made
to clean out the we'll and recover the
tools. but the chances are that the well
will have TO be abandoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
OIL COMPANY CHARTERED.

The Secretary of State, at Charleston,
has issued a certificate Of Incorporation
to the Charlotte Oil Company, of this
city. The incorporates are A. c. Davis,
George Newman, John Bril-, John F..
McCurdy and F. w. Donaldson, all Of
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-14
HERE A FINE GANG.
The Crowd Who Buncoed Beeler, and
B8eler Himself, We're All Crooked.

StrOhsnyder, Frazier and Boyd All
Located in Cleveland-Other Par
ties in the Affair-The Gang Orig
inally Came to This City, on Jnvi.
tatiOn of Wheeling Parties, to
BuncOe Local Men Out Of Big
MOney-Mr. COtter Discharged
Yesterday as Entirely Innocent.