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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-28
FIRE IN rne COUNTRY



Saturday AtIornuouu Two small Houses
Destroyed,
Shortly after o'clock Saturday alter
noon frame dwelling house opposite
Echo Point, on the north side Of the
Elm Grove railroad track, the property
Of E o, Glover, caught fire, supposed to
be on account OF defective Aus. Being
light wooden structure it was entire
ly consumed in q remarkably short
timO, JuSt north oil 1t was another
small frame house, being completed by
MIR, Glover who expected 10 sell II
whom 1t was ready for occupancy. 1t
also caught Ere aud was burned to the
ground,
Tho flames seemed to start in tho
attic near the kitchen chimney, Mr.,
Glover, assisted by his neighbors, man
aged to save the Kitchen range, a sewing
machine, a table and few other artl'
cleS, but all the remainder oil his per-
sonal property was destroyed with tho
house. The roof OF Albert Fendts resi-
doncO, come distance away, was set on
fire by sparks, but the the flames Wero
put out,
Mr.. Glover had an insurance otSl 200
OIL his own house and 500 on his iurni.
ture, etc. On the unfnrni,hod house he
had builders risk OF 5000 Both were
placed BY tho Morgan agency.
Dir. Glover seems TO ba victimlot
the fire fend to an unusual degree. HO
has had two residences burned this
year. In April hs moved into a new
house he had Just built on tho same sitO
as tho one that burned Saturday. HO
had barely got settled down when the
house caught fro and was destroyed.
He had but recently got into HIS new
house Ho was not prepared to say
Saturday whether ho would rebuild or
mt
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NIouNDsNIII,ll.
A SIIscsIinncous Molnugo OF NIIuur Mat.
tors from Mnrshai'a No rOpollG

A STIsoeIlancous Molnuge OF NIluor Mat.
tors from MnrshalFs No ropoilS.
The Ct. A. X. festival held at tho
opora house on Friday aud Saturday
was success. A neat sum WAS realized
out Of tho affair and placed In the treas.
ury OF tho ladies circle for use among
tho destitute this wiuiOr. Mrs q. q.
Mathews drew tho prize cako on mum.
Der o,i5O.
fire broke out on hill northwest Of
here and ono on tho south OF the city
Saturday evening and burned up quite
large amount OF timber and fencing,
causing much loss 10 tho ownorS OF tho
property.
On Friday night valuable mulo be.
longing to 7. Il. Young. OF TNylorS
ridge, was run down aud killed by a
Baltimore & Ohio train about throe
miles cast Of town.
Tho little child Of Henry Karcher,
Which mot With a very painful accident
last week By being scaldcd, Ia getting
along as well nsi could DO expected, but
lie suffering Is intense.
]. 4. Burlcy 4 Bro. architects, have
prepared plans for business and resi-
donco building TO be erected by tho
Nissol Shot, on Lafayette avenue.
A delivery wagon horse belonging to
s. r. Cartwright, died Friday night.
Thoro seems to DO disease existing
among this class Of animals horc.
Mrs. Martha lIornbrook, who has
boon visiting relatives in this vicinity
for several wo0lSs, has returned to her
home IN indianapolis, Ind.
Two Jury cases remain to DO trlod at
tho present term Of tho circuit court,
Special jurorg have boon drawn 10 act
on them.
]. H. Jonos'B foundry Ia working full
time. Several largo orders Tor castings
arc boing gotten roady for shipment.
A young man about Scvontoon yonra
old, by tho namO Of Travis, died ncnr
lEOsby's Rock.
Mira Richard Chndduclt Ia visiting
her sou, ChOrIus Chadduck, at Grafton.
Miss Clara MoVicr, tho telephone con.
trail, has rolutncd from hor vacation,
Miss Ruth Hall, Of whonling, Is tho
guest Of Mlss Madgo Mathews
Miss Meta Roberts Is tho guo1t oil
friends In Philadelphia
Several hnllow Don parties arc talked
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THEY MAY FIGHT,

Corbotl.rltENmmon Baltic Stay Occur In
Private Near Hot SrrinEs-Corbott Con.
times Training.
LITTLE Rock, October 27.-Constablo
Allen p. Davis, Of Hot Springs, was in
tho city to-day and gave out informa.
ton which loads those who talked to
him to believe that Corbett aud Fltz.
simmons will Fight in private not far
from Hot Springs, onO day, about the
latter part OF this week. Last Friday
morning Corbott was supplied with
newspapers containing intimations to
the eiIact tina! no was about to qui0 ho
state h ayoida meeting with Ihn lahky
New Zealander. AitOr pornsinc the pa.
MRS IL ia related TINT no fractured the
aIincant ozone with ponderous swipoa.
ana vowed that he would stay In Gar.
and county aud make mince meat. met
apho,ically speaking, out OF Julinn'a
man. Ho at once pitched into tho work
nj training Just az VI he really expected
to fight Fitzsimmons on October 81.
Tllo prevailing opinion 10 Hotsprlngi
sporting circles 10 that the tight will
certainly occur at some point in or near
Garland county Such an air Of mysIory
surrounds the whole proceedings that
10 is very hard to got any thoroughly
reliable information on the 'ubioct, but
that preparations arc being made IN
quiet way for eight no one doubts.
Many Hot Syringe people bclioyo that
the fight will occur nj Wilmington
Park, the sito originally selected and
that the baltic will occur on tho dato
originally agreed upon. They argue
that tho decision OF tho supreme court
Affirming tho prize fight law leaves tho
natter exactly whore 1t stood before
C1rbclt was arrested and that II was
virtually victory for the iighiora Tho
inct tlat tho Hot Springs Athletic CLUB
engaged n CrCnd tcnt scoml to ln'
1icaIo however. that sOmo private spot
ha, boon selected. A colc friend Of
Goyarnor Carko has boon shown lottora
from Hot Springs which tond to con-
lrm tho b0Iiei that fight will Occult
One Of these lcttors il said to have como
from Attorney Martin aud aInlpi that
preparation, we're being mado Tor u
private FIGHT. Governor Clarke, IN
srnakine oithi1 information. Is said to
Uaye remarked that llo did not caro-
how much lhoy fought 90 long " u wa9
conducted In private and without being
advertised.
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HOGAN nllEYlrIMs,
Matter. OF Nuuop Msmsnt In aud Abonl
thn city.

Mauora OF Mluor Moment In aud About
thu city.
opEaA House this evonlng-D' ATylllo
Opera Go,
wv. LANE has opened a branch
plumbing shop at Bridgeport
THEcounty commissioner committee
on court house and Jail will meet to-day,
A NESTING Of tho council committee
on scales has been called for this oYan'
ing,
ONLY one case was on the docket at
poll headquarters at midnight for this
mornings court,
It's mill, Nos. IS, IA, 10 and 10 at the
RtnO'Sandarl will DO oil part Of the
week for repairs,
The Bridgeport Republicans have
hired Moistor's brass band inf tho For
aEer meeting there on Thursday night.
SATURDAY tho LAWS Jones property
was ollersd for sale ut the court house,
but alter it was bid up to $500 the sale
was adjourned.
j, W, WILSON, the watch repairer &C.
cused OF taking several watches from
people here aud failing 10 return than,
was arrested at Claysville on Saturday.
"Two oLD CRoSIEs" closed It's engage.
ment at the Grand Saturday night to
good business. There will DO no at.
traction at this house the first half OF
this week.
DANIEL GGLLAGuER, Of CounellSyille,
Pa, attempted to board b. 4 o, train
at Benwood and fell, hurting his leg
badly. He was brought hero aud his
injuries attended to.
Carr, Henry SEAMoN complained to
tho police that boy with one OF those
dangerous toys, spring gun, had mar
rowly escaping shooting him in the Oye.
The guns ought to DO prohibited alto
geIhOr.
THr now North Wheeling ferryboat,
the "New Idea" Is having no trouble
whatever on accounted low water and
Is Just tho thing for low water, The
isrryboat "Climax" aud the wharlboais
have been repaired.
OS Saturday tho board OF public
works began work on tho Improvement
OF Ohio sJraHt, between South Penn and
South Broadway The street has been
oxcaYated to the depth OF about eighteen
inches, and 4 stone foundation will be
put in.
Local attorneys are looking forward
with great interest to the meeting OF
the State Bar Association, which oponG
Wednesday morning itbids fair to DO
tue creates. gathering OF West Virginia
attorneys in history, aud the pro-
Gramme is very fine.
L. DAxFonD, y. ]. Howard aud ]. f.
Blackburn will address the Republican
meeting at Flushing this evening; q. j..
Howard and ]. ". Hollingsworth at
Fairpoint tomorrow evening, and ]. w.
Nichols, Q. J. Howard and w. +. Smith
ut Colerain, on Wednesday evening.
THr ladies OF the Island, who arc to
have charge OF the lunch aud supper
for the benefit OF the Island ferry, met
Saturday evening. On account Of the
uncertainty OF the future OF the ferry
company, tho ladies adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday evening. On Tues.
day evening the ferry company meeLS
aud its fate will then DO settled.
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DUNCAN GnTa SIX YEAHs,

His Motion for u New Trial ovsrruIed.
Another Man Sentenced.
Tho motion for a new trial in the
case of Frank Duncan, who was con.
victed OF numbering L. L. strosnider,
near Board Tree, was argued before
Judge PAUL, in the circuit court ut
Moundsvillo, on Saturday, but was
overruled. Duncan was Sentencod to
six years confinement in the peniten-
tiary. Ito will be transferred from the
county Jail to the pen some time during
the week.
Robert Richie, found guilty Of as.
saulI upon a colored man in Beuwood,
received sentence OF six months in
the county jail and fine Of $50 and
rnsts
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THE WORLD OF SPORT
Western Penn Foot Rallists Do
toated by west Virginia,
nORGRNTOuN team is STRONGER
Than ANY that Has Heretofore Rep
resented the State UnIvCFslty--rho
students CelsbraiOd-It Is Relieved
Corbott and FItzsimmOns Win Meet
This week-clarke on His "hIGh
Horse"
sp,,ial pi.paleA % q. lAlel.tan.ee.


MoRaANrowN, OCT, 27,-Stinglng over
their defeat in bass bail last spring the
Western University Of Pennsylvania
sent itS foot bali team up to Morgan
town yesterday to have some fun with
our team, They hadlt, all they wanted
Of It, aud went back home without COM
ing anywhere near scoring, The game
was a walk.over for WoIt Virginia Uni
yersity and our team showed what has
all along been claimed for it, that 1t Ia
as good as any oithem in these parts
The score was l0to0, It could easily
have been 40 to Off W, U. p. had not
delayed the game by seussleSs kicking
80 that there was only about twenty-five
minutes Of actual play II was agreed
10 play twenty-five minute halves 10
that ". U. z. could catch the afternoon
train home.
Western University Of Pennsylvania
won the toss-up and took the ball.
Frazier kicked OF aud Arnold got tho
ball for NEST Virginia University at
tho thirty yard line. Then began sue
cession OF rrshes through Western uni
yersity OF Pennsylvania's lice, which
fell down continually before West Viz
rinia's heayy.Weights. Kelley was car
Tisd over the line for tho first touch
down Just twelve minutes after tho ball
was put in play. I.eps tried Tor goal
but tho wind caused him to miss II.
Score, too.
Frazier again kicked oil for Western
University o. pennsylvania aud Yost
got tho ball for West Virginia Uniyer'
si,y on the down. Then the ruahes be.
gan again and Western Universityo OF
PennsylvaniR's line was found to 30
the weakest point, and it went to pieces
AZ every attack. Only once did Western
University of Pennsylvania have tho
ball before Raue gotit on q bad punt by
Rankin behind the goal. They claimed
West Virginia University WAS not en-
titled to anything for this, but finally
agreed 1t was n touchback. Tne rules.
however, are plain, aud twas clearly
touchdown. Score, 10 to o.
The second half was a farce, Leps
klCkeu OIL AOE NbHb AlEANio OhAHoaaNy
and 1t was got by Smith, who made
neat run around Wet Virginia Uni.
yersitys left end beiore he was downed
By Leps. The West Virginia University
was given fifteen yards on foul. This
was about the end oil the game, for tho
Allegheny boys by wrangling took up
all their time. The referee gave them
the advantage Of every decision, us even
in the time the ball was in play West
Virginia University could have had
two more touch.downs.
Tho plays were mostly mass PLAYS and
every man on the West Virginia Uni
versity team showed up Splendidly.
Reynolds aud Cole were hurt in prac-
,ice, but Robb and Kelley, who took
their places, played n star game. The
line was invinCibo and repulsed every
attack made on 1t. Last night the stu.
dents engaged band and celebrated
the victory in their usual noisy style.
Following was the lineup:
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MENrma, Oct GA special TO Tho
Commercial Appeal from Little Rock,
Afk., aayAi Governor Clarke received
Information to-day from llo. Springs
vuicn conyinco, him beyond quoltlon
that nm effort will DO made to pull oil
lhs 6gHt Mt Hot Springs on achodnln
time. From whit source ho received
tho Information hO declines TO state.
Tho governor still gaya llo viii prcyonl
TO- Ito cafOs not whether II takos place
publicly OF privately
"lho iuon shall not fight on hrkah'
RiR hoil, said hn to-day.
II Ia believed that l'iA'lmtnon7 VII
bo arrested Immediately Oh hln arrival
~ Tho state, aud placed under heavy
peace bond. Governor Clarke says ho
IOas bean informed ior sOy0fal days That
M effort will b. made 10 pull oil lilo
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The funeral Of tho late Dr.. W. S.
Fisher took place Saturday from his late
home 10 Kirkwood. 1t was largely at
tended, especially by members of the
medical profession. Rev. S. ], Boyle,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
OF Martins Ferry, oliiciatod, assisted by
Rev Henthorn. The choir Of the Pres.
by,erian church sang. The flowers were
unusually beautiful, there boing among
them an arch Of white roses, cont by
tho members OF tho medical profession
OF Belmont county, wreath by tue
teachers and pupils Of tho bridgeport
hi III school, and beautiful "Gatos
Aiar,' BY Mrs. ]. X, Jolly Tho pail
bearers wore bra A. ]. H0inlcin and o..
j. Black, OF Bridgeport; Drs. u. v.
Williams and j. A. Blackburn, Of Mar.
tins Ferry; DR.. 4. II, lIowenon, Of st.
Clair.yilIc, aud DR.. Park West, OF Bel
lniTB,
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A coLoltrn NAV KILLED.
Samuel King, II Aili"r, Fuund Dead on tho
Elm Grave Truck

Samuel kiug, Miu"r, Pound Dead on tue
Kim Grove Track,
Saturday night as tho IL o'clock train
was coming in on the Elm Grove road,
tho dead body of a colored man was
found on thetrack. The left side Of his
head, on top, was badly crushed, and
his left arm was almost severed from
the body. From papers on his pOrson
it was found that no was Samuel King,
formerly OF the Blanch coal works, in
Brooke county. The remains were
brought to town and the police and
Coroner schullze notified, Frank Schroo-
der prepared the body for burial.
Last evening Coroner Schultzo invol'
tiRated tho death. lie gave a certificate
OF death by railroad accident, but he
said later that the evidence did not en-
tirely satisfy him that he was struck by
the train, He had gone out on the q
o'clock motor, under tho influence Of
liquor Just where he was found, back
Of Mr. Cecil's, there iEa high limestone
bluff, and the coroner thought perhaps
the man had wandered into the place
and fallen over, striking on his head.
Nobody on any train saw or tolt any
sign Of having struck n man.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
City Real Estate.

By virtue OF deed OF trust, made by Henry
Wiedebnsch and Frances Wedebuseh, his wife,
10 the undersigned ~ trustee, bearing date on
tho SLh dry OF June. 1857, aud recorded IN the
office OF the Clerk OF tee County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia, IN Deed Of TTust Book
No .. folio 53J. / viii proceed to sell at uhlic
auction, ut the lr0uI door Ul the Court House OF
Ohio county, in Wheeling, West Virginia, on
saturday, November 81, 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. the following
real estate: A part or parcel OF ground situated
on Cnllwclrs Hun being par. OF lot numbered
fonf.een 40 In Caldwell's Addition TO the city
Of Wheeling on TWeuU.ntnlh street, aud de-
scrbed as follows beginning at a stake one
hundred aud seycnty.two ,l7ll feet north OF the
southeast corner OF said lot; thence north with
said eastern line fi,y ijJl feet 20 stake; thence
west one hundred lDl) feet 70 stake thence
south lity 800 feet ~ a stake, thence west one
hundred 400 leGt To a stak0l thence south hity
lO feet TO a stake. thence east one hundred ll00)
feet TO the place Of beginning, together with all
Improvements thereon being part OF lot No.
ID, conveyed to the said Henry Wledebusch and
wife By William schocGoy by deed dated juno
!, isS7.
money, aud so much more ~ the purchaser
may elect TO pay, cash on the day oil sale. ana
the residue In two equal installments. payable
respectively Ia six aud twelve months from day
Of sale, with interest from tina. date, the pur-
chaser to give his notes With good security for
the deferred payments, aud the title 10 SAID real
estate To he retained until payment infull
The title Is believed 70 be good, but selling as
trustee will convey only such title as Is vested
In me By the said deed Of trust
Oc2l J. u. ElSON. Trustee
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vlcO oiithanks. The exercises by tho
pupils were we'll rendered and very en-
tertalnlng, especially tho singing by
tho children, The school rooms wore
lastefully decorated and tho thank Of
ioring suggestive. After the pro-
grnmmed exercises, Mrs. NJ. Stevens
Hart payO o delightful talk, which all
enjoyed, Mr., Simpson, tho superln-
tondOnt OF tho school, followed with apt
remarks and all united in tho closing
HYMN,
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

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Pittsburgh-Rivsr eight.tsnths aud
stationary at the dam Raining
PtrrsnuRGu, Oct. ia rain storm
tonight which promised to break the
long drouth failed 10 do much good, 1t
was heavy while it lasted, but only 20
Of ian inch fell. .33 for tho month. Tho
last rain Of consequence was on Sep.
TENDER 10, when L. inches fell. Thus
far in the year tho rain fall here 10 10
inches and 81 behind the normal.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
NEW GOODS.

Durnglhe past week wo have received
several car loads Of new Canned, Evapo-
rated aud Dried Fruits and Cereals fresh
from tho mills. Examine our price list
Remember We quote prlcos on only the
best goods.
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child becomes hoarHe it will prevent tho
attack. Even after the croupy cough
has appeared tho attack can always DO
prevented by giving this remedy. 1, Is
also Invaluable for colds and whooping
cough.
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The marks last evening continued to
show the same old guago-ten inches,
stationary. Weather, rain and warmer.
The rain appears to be pretty general,
and II coptinued, will soon bring up the
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Yesterday morning tho Union Sab.
bath school Of Edginton Lane enjoyed
u pleasant Harvest Homo celebration.
which was attended by many parents
and other friends, who united In n cor.
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ST. YITuS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes Dr.. Niles
Restorative Nerylne.

DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhnrt, Ind;
By daughter Matte, aged II, was afflicted
last spring with 81, Vltua dance and ner-
yousHcss, her entire right side was numb
and nearly paralyzed, We consulted ply
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Mail orders will receive prompt atten.
ton; freight prepaid on oil orders
amounting TO 50 90 aud upwards, sugar
excepted.
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School Books.

We shall make a speciality this
year of School Books, because We
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, we
have placed in stock a full line Of
School Books for city and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil,
States, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact a
complete line Of School Goods.
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tight in private, which fact will compel
him TO DO absent on ATkansRa Day at
the Atlanta exposition,