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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-19
Chamber of Commerre.

The chamber OF c0mHl,fce which
has been Ia a quiesrout tth,g Tor SOW.
trAl years met lH.t evening In tie
county court loom iIr tlu purpose e.
ulcctug officers FOR tie rusuiHE year.
Prgsi-unt Barney rU.urfeI O. Goo
fact that the chambr bal not been
actively ut work i0l .Olu tmr, owing
10 various causes chief Il which was
the financial doprl..IDI through whiul
the people hAu rulsftl fur tho last Two
yeap. He now thought the chamber
should bu sususCitoleI, aud with DO,
election Of new uiligB's hoped 90 zee
favorable results :gym Vac iaJJIa ui Tue
organization,
the following officers were elected:
3. >. J0ncs, president; b. H0lbr0Ok,
met president; 10. a. Blgury,
second viCrpfesidout, Don h. Curuy,
srciUiary; John II Twelve, treasurer,
j. g. GgAuam, W, y. Dusvubutry, r..
&. HcndriCksen, J, o.. Gates, &. 4.
Loose, Andrew EggorlsUn nuu ID. q.
Bcrlc, directors. Speeches were made
bv $. =. Jones, W. n. Dusuubefry, l..
Hoibf00H, W. y, Dusuubctry, X. A.
b rney, Ii. =. Allen anu J, ID. Jonrf.
rue speakers urged uuitod efforts on
the part Of all thu members ~ make
the Abors OF the the chamber strong
factor la the development Of the 70.
sources of the city aud county. Attcn-
ton was called 10 % number " enter.
prisrb tLat could be stnricj, without
great outlay OF mean, ami be- Of
benefit q tue community by furnish.
ing profitable employment ~ the peu-
pie. Among the industries suggested
was a starch factory ana canutry.
The necessity tor care In cultivatiug
and chrilg for the ifuit and other farm
products VI the county was pviL I'd out
by referring 10 Jtnor sections Of the
UDitel States aud 10 Individual cases
In the county, where the farmer ana
horticultural was making his lab0Ta
profitable. A number OF new members
Joined the chamber, aud arrangements
Will be male Tor lectures ~ DO dt-
hverod, under the auspices OF the
chamber, ON the subjects Of farming
anu horticulture. Tue spirit mani.
tutted was 20 direct efforts 10 the care
anu successful management OF "smaIl
things' tirst, and, Oi ouufse, always be-
prepared 10 encourage and aid large
enterprises that may be induced ~
commence operations In the city.
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Notes

A committee from the chamber Of
commerce waited upou the county
court requesting the donation Of land
tr the prOTosed wool securing plant.
The request was not granted, a. the
county uad no authority In law TO make
such Hu appropriation.
A half dcment8i youth has been ar.
rested TT having IN his possession a
number Of -cts Oi stoIus harness. lie
viii probably BE- cared Tor 1T The reform
school.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
10 Orson 5. Afford, %, aud Miss Elsie
n. Smell, 10, both VI Ogden, and David
l.. Carver, 20, anu Miss Mulia lyersDn,
-, both Of Eden.
Yesterday the temperance meeting
at the Tabernacle was well attended, all
donomius tons tCing represented.
Priest. shur,lln prcsiueI. The meeting
wao called ia tho interest of prohibition.
An organization was Effected with l..
W. Shurin president, Rev. g.. w..
Jeffrey vice prusiionl, and Gle. Brain
gtd secretary.
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Public Debate,

'l' second Ward Civil Government
- -, VIII hold apuollc debate In tho
I'M U, mouse Thursday evening, at
I'M gv'oga' The following question
h. ~, ~ uebalel; "Hosolyru, phAt
i.,,l""osGie j. more beneficial tnan pro.
l' 'gu 70 lhr American people.D
ag,s d, t.et.Gh viii champion the
hmo,,i'' he affirmative, while Z. b,
VI We negative. '' 'N'''o9'7
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PROVO.
MADRAS CORPUS.
Ihe Writ /, ncn,d ia the W. T..
Davis Ease.


Davis Ease.
The hearing Ia the haboas corpu
proceedings IN the cA-r ui ~. A.. DAVIS
came up before the Fret disiri court
this morning Us. Attorney Judd ap
pUaring for tue people and DAD, HOutz
Tor Mr.. DAVIS. Tue point raised By
MI Hour was that under the com.
mltment held by sheriff S0mmervil O.
OF Grand county was not sufficient
authority for impfisouing DAVIS.
Sheriff SommeTville was called aud
Identified copy ot commitment
which had been delivered 20 eX-5hetitl
Sjmmeryllle Of Grand county, ana
under which Sheriff Sommefville held
w. u. Davis. This commitment
provides that Davis shall be delivered
t. the warden or other officer OF the
punitentiafy but does not provide that
Davis should he CJnilLed In the county
jail OF Grand county.
Prosecuting Attorney Judd read
from this records OF tho court show
ing that Davis had been sentenced TO
confinement Ia the county jail OF Grand
county. He asked that Davis be- sworn
ns ho did not understand how this
tNllUllAlltuA nhN NNult lhlp tue hhnut
Of sheriff barrow, The correct com.
mitment had been returned 10 the
court properly endorsed by Sheriff
DAftow.
Nit. Davis was sworn and testified
that lac had received tho COPY Of tho
commitment from Clerk Thurman Of
the court dc had handed it to Mar
shall Fowler, who had given II TO Mar
shal NOrfell. MaHhnl NOFtoll had
then taken Il 10 Sheriff DatrOw, OF
Grand county.
Judge judi held that the court could
tako no notice Of the copy " the com.
mitmenl; the original commitment
WAS tue paper under which Davis was
confined,
Judge King d6nled tho writ. He
h,ld that while tue original commit
mont had been made Uat ON blank
the word peultenua!y,
which the clerk had omitted 90 craze,
10 was perfectly plain from the reading
OF tne instrument that the defendant
was 70 DO confined In the county Jail
VI Grand county.
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Tho uSpoHufc 60 all SORTS aud COR
ultiouH 90 weather TINT o 'umbrrmou ~
called upon 10 endure tu the camps.
often produces severe colds which. G
not promptly oItcked, result In c1rg -
ION or pneumonia, NJ j. %. Davpr
mort, rX-unusgur of the Fort Bragg
Redwood Co., an Immense institution
NJ Font Bragg, Co, fnvs they sell
large quantities OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy nj the rnmpauy's store
and tIat he has himsc.f u.pd this rem -
ody Tor severe cold AID Uh,aiucd i'm
mediate relIo. This medicine Ufr-
vents any tendency tfu cold toward
pneumonia amt iriufva prompt ~
cOvrfy. For sale by Iruggisif.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds rair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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PLACED oN TRIAL


Koha, Alder IS Go. We. Daniel
AleXaHuer and julia Alexander. T0is
was clnin by tho plaintiiis Ia the
cum OF $685. o., alleged 10 be due them
from the defendants tor merchant ice
sold ami delivered between July Oh
and September ssh. 1899. Dcy q
Street Tor the rliinulis; Judge Hcndrf-
son ami Attorney G. q. Narlan Tor the
duiouuanu. The case was tiled before
a jury aud occupied Large part Of the
Days session.
John J. DAILY W John i. erals.
Judgment 'ormaiiy entered fot plni 3
tin Tor s.5OS3 iutoftst 5000 and s25
attorneys Zee.
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A Gagged Wild CAT.

N.Y., sa.'l Wild cat, brought to town In
a',,,. wagon this forenoon, attracted
gson FH 1llo.h Of a large crowI Of peo.
IA if t,At Temple between beeonu
%, b.,s u'!l south streets TO-DAY.
Wv y nv, was Of Just medium plg, M
lg,loacH.ao3 unu Whenever spectator
M iI II. ,u too close to The wagon d,
ialS,, I,Iney would hpring forward
alao,t p ,uS G'ts with a force that would
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OGDEN.
OuDrY. UNM I'm 10. 1895.


Rpluh r. Watson, the lO.yoar.old
sau II John Watson, ina0Hgof OF h, g..
~. L., has met with q fatal accidUn..
Oh Saturday m9fnIng la going down
the cellar tnlrs OF tue store lie ten
about the distance Of ten feet striking
on his hrHI Upon beng tAKou Go me
uumc d., Caruthnn was Callci, uui
nothing serious was apprrhrndud. The
boy mpiriucd OF oulv ellght uesd.
ache. ia the evening he vOnitat
come, but went Co rect ag usual lie
awuke his father about o'clock the
next mOtuiug, complaining Of al iH.
crgngrd headache aud died few
minutes aiterwards, without epoakiag
another word,
His sudden doah II terrible
blow 10 the parents, who have the
warm sympathy VI thcir many ifitndg.
The funeral Will take rlace on Wei.
nrfday from tho Fin ward meeting
house, NJ o'clock .. N,
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDINE does not
treat diseases OF the eye but fits
glasses solely. lie will give you
the benefit ol his experience, make "a
complete diagnosis OF your case and
supply a pair OF eyeglasses or spec.
tacles for $500, except IN highly com
plicated cases. lie will mlEc q careful
and thorough examination with his
various scientific instruments, and a like
result obtained from each before a final
correction. Is made, thereby making an
error in measurement, impossible
II you are wearing improperly fitted
glasses or your sight Is detective, have
them attended before Il Is too late, as
nature will be reyengei for any neglect
OF her laws.
Every pair of glasses are especially
ground TO suit the pCCu'iau.ies of each
case, and are guaranteed 10 give salts.
faction.
'ine following Endorsements are evil
dence Of the doctors ability
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informed that he had. Judge King
then directed Defendant 10 appear next
Monday Tor sentence.
Judge King, rendered o. decision iu
the case Of l.. q. Dc Frioz et al W the
Ashley Central Irrigation Go. ct ul.
awarding to each Of the numerous lit-
gaLts his portion OF water OF Ashley
Crcak. The decision was very lengthy
and entered fully into the rightB OF tho
parties ~ brought out by tho evidence
Of the witncssrs.
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COMMERCIAL.
sALr IAKE ULEARINu nouns.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOu O..
TolAy's clearing house eKcnaugss
amounted 10 S2O5,-67. same day last
year, S2l2,O2E
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yors.-SIlyor, o 4; load, s3.Cel.
London.-Silvtr ~ ll-l6d.
ORE AND uULLION.
Wells, Fargo * %. received today:
Penn. bullion, stem.
AcCornlck d %. received today.
Silver ami lBAi ores, s7lJO.
A. II. Jones & o., TBer vel today:
Ore., $1,000; bul.iJu, $1,000. Total,
s., 200.
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Land Omce.

4. me following filings we're made Ia
tsy 10. '''N 70 - W.
n,liy Lord, o. Bluldale, Salt Lake
WY! homestead entry of the west
~, ~, o. ihu southeast quarter and the
,I,l hA.l OF tue southwest quarter of
s,', ~ township 4 soulh, range
EiedslicE q. Zimmerman, of salt
llts Guy, homestead entry ot the
n, r, aIl' VI mo northeast quarter anu
T,'',' ''u hali OF tho s9ut leist quarter
,,. ,''''n u township south, range /
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Wonderland to Reopep.

h,S n, wonderland theator is again to
LAY SSy, open to the publlo. ON Nor.
y,y, Wy si The Adopted Child and ~.
naf,m " iAfce comedy, Irish Aies-
pahysh,Nlii DO produced by n COM
i,ls. unqet the management 3fSh STIi,
lstmanee ~ open at O'Clock, per
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TOlays Probate Courl.

a lew uuimporIan, orders were
nAle BY Probate Judge Blair this
@'illns' IL Is expected that ere tue
, a,sA closes his honor Will nave vacated
u 'ea' which he has occupied Ia ths
t'g'A'e court Tor the last two yeats, IN
N''i Of his successor, Judge MoNally
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recently suspended aHI restored 10
uiy, was rcopenci TO receive ndIi-
tiOnal testimony.
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4 T8T TIOl Galt lake.

My vision has boon wonderfully Improved
By the U|IsHus tuH' uU -lu.mugiIuc UruauFlbpd.
Aurou.I them IhN world IuuEs clearer and
moro uI. UuHt than formerly, while Tor close
Wur. unuy are very rgsIiuI lu mY eye.
GEutUE Ei1NuLps,
Secretary Uf tHg Presidency, Mormon Church,
IueFof wore glasses before that have given
one such perfect satisfaction as those lifted boy
br shUlm urdlHu.
THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Woogry department d. e.. MI
had my eyes toatul by live professional
opticians provUut 90 securing RIO HUy.Cc II
DR. .hrlmrriuu. who bias gwen wu hU tlr the
boot correction Oi imperfect rytIiEut 4 have
Nv JOuS NICHOLSON
Ina,obcauvearns lawca f0r! ycar' and
have uuusii. "l WNsv.t WnN suited Win tuf
oraI pare hut uayu uolar nai my ryca .n
thoruu.Ha fusrnt a. they have been by Dr.
. 10 -uumuruuDt who uIt UitrI me g|auaus
tlHt NaH gwen uasut comfort and improved
NHor, o., affords mg pleasure 90 mako thiH
'''''' "a. e. HYwATEH.
suut machinery -a.E Lake Temple.
WHAT nos. IJ. GEAUY,
Tine s..orna as Couryrmau. author Of tbg
Dnuu.. Exclusion \rti .aF of iho doolora
aIn wearing aataas nr both las and near
vision. Ut,eu los ur ~Hum1ri.ug. They ore
ucrfput Iuu i recommend H.u 40 hII whose
Tlos. D, GEAHY
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TEE DISTRICT COURT.

exam ned, their toot,mony, re orally,
'etng fav1rsbls 20 th1 uv'uu1tnl
The cas- wont 10 the jury about &3l
and OF O'Clock they returned with d
verdict Of not guilty.
PLACED ON TRIAL.
T.. NJ. iat,lu ls on tgial this after.
noon on u onarEo # aduitugy.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02

Maufbanbel nit tObtlidem Musgang,
gu 3u1tbouSitrafe perllrtbeilt lIno sipar
Der eine su 10 Sabren, Der anoere 81 |
Sabr, beioe gu nabberiger 2anoess ger=
tpeiIuna.
9lm lebten Donnerltas lit Der beliebte
Seliber bes Gdwefelberg Babes, s.
3binben Matbps, s'uiiben 6laaers=
bad unh S1lparSenburs infolse Sbeu=
perbens Der Bferoe nit Dem 6ubriperf
perun9liift ct erlitt einen 5baoel=
brud unb lit am Sreitas Mittag se-
itprben.
eSn 9ersoeenbu6Iee (gern) 1T So=
bann Spabr, nbrmader, aeitorben.
Sn @rIenbacD itiirste Die 5ljdbrige
2Duiie Wtinnig in i6lafwanoelnoem
3uitanoe aus Dem Senlter ibres S6laf=
Simmers unb wuroe nit gebrohenem
@iifgrat ms Granfenbaus gebra1t.
syn 9eimislpDl (gern) itiirste Miil=
lerlneilter gilbert yBiomer bon einem
Stofperf Der Miible in oas untere un6
perleBte ii6 ibwer am llnterleib, 10 oab
ct in bas ssnielipital nod Bern ge=
bradt meroen mubte, I'm liA baielblt
einer Operation 81 unterSiehen.
Sn @idolsmatt (2u5ern) lit in ju=
aenoli6em 9llter 8erihtsihreiber 3enp,
Mefe Des 8unoesprdl lioenten, aeitorben.
Wirtb Weiomann an Der 3dbringer-
itrabe in 3iiri1 lit DIN MOntag Mbenb
mad unbeoeutenoell Differen3en BON ei=
mem iungen Staliener nieber9eltoden
mprben.
Ser lett benz 20. 9lug. permibte
Gren5ipa1tmeilter 0ebrig bon Neumiib=
le (8erner Sura) 1T am Sube zines
SelIens, iiber Den er uisueifelbaft gu
Sooe seitiir5t lit, aufgefunben tporoen.
Sn Yaben (Narsau) lit am Montas
alt=SeminarleDrer unb S6ulinipeftor
Marfpaloer lansen unO i6weren 2ei=
ben erlegen.
Gum Nnbenten an Srau Marianna
Gter6i=Metta9 BON Watten bel Snter=
laten baben oeren @rben 8ergabungen
i'm 8etrase BON 6rs. 10000 su 9emein=
niibigen unb lppbltbdtigeT 3luefen GEE
ma9.. ct.
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Nuf Dem leyter Sage itattaebab-
ten Gonbent Der iiiooeuti6en 8olfspar=
tel IN Miin6en puroe Elm enereiibes
Gintreten fir Die @oloipdbruns bei6loi=
len. Die nddHjdbrige 8aauns finoet
in ulm itatt.
Sn WopHer tpollte Sorace SbaHer
einen @aiolinofen fillen, babel gerietb
berlelbe in Brand unO Die Satin bes
probat= &idters 2Dman 81. Grutdfielb
tuuroe 10 beftis perbrannt, baB ibr 2e-
ben in sroBer @efabr itebt. Sem Sbaf-
fer felbf ipuroen beibe 9dnbe beinabe
pollltdioig abgebrannt.
Sn 9elatpare Gountp, g.. bat
Die unteriu6ung Der 8ii6er Der Goun-
tpbeamten iiberralbenoe Reiultate er=
geben. gus bem Goloaten unterlti-
Bunasfonb follen $1,000 gefoblen iein /;
Die Gountp= 9lubitoren baben anseblid
ieit Sabren Sauienbe BON Dollars un=
9eieBlider Weiie be5osen, unD Die Gom-
miiIiondre baben iid Meilengeloer 3ab-
len laiIen, in sSdllen, ba lie rubig 3l
9aiiie ooer in Delamare iaBen. @u6
beim griifenfon ioll niAt alles in
Cronung iein.
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2tnS Ocsst &anoe 1eHS.
Sie ipunoerbare &ettung zines Burgers
Der guten Staot 8ern.
6srr 9. geinmann giht Seusnis.

g8ir geben na1ltebeno, pbne iebes
@ommentar, ben Sail bes 9errn 8.
@eiomann uno laHen genannten 9errn
ielbf fpre6en in ieinem 8riefe an Sr.
peter 6abrnep in Chicago, ST., Gieen=
tbiimer unb 6abrifant bes befannten
idmeiser=oeutiden Seilmittels Sorni's
Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber. 9r. Weib=
mann f1reibt !:
8ern, S6pei5, Is. 8urmaoen.
Wertber Serr Sr. 9. Sabrnep.
Ni6t umlonIt bate i9 p6lliges Ser
trauen gu Dem alien f9wei3e
9eilmittel 6ornis Nlpenfrduter glutbe-
leber, tpel6es mid bon allerlti 2eiben
erlDite. S9on felt Sabren bate i'd Ma=
gem nno SemorOioal-2eiben, Die mid
aler 2ebensboffnung beraubten. SD
tonnte mid oemunsea6tet gu feiner
drstli6en yehanblung beriteben uno
bertraute auf @ottes Weiiung uno
0ilfe. SD batte nibt auf Sanb ee=
baut benn gans unerlpartet fam mir
Elm glatt, Sbr nSrantenbote", sus
Sano. SD lieb mir iofort cine Glai6e
bon Dem Slutbeleber foinmen. G6on
Die erlte Slai6e ertpies Iib mir iebr
bulfreid uno init Der ameiten perlieben
mid Die lditisen aopfi9merssn. Sd
fubr nod einige 3eit oamit fort unb
nun fiible i6 iebr tpobl uno babe fri=
i6en 2ebensmutb. Mlit Greuoe ems
pfeble ib oaber bieies ausge3ei6nete
Seilmittel, 10 oft ih @elegenbeit babe
uno 1T es mir audi i6on selunsen,
mebrere patienten Oafiir 81 aepinnen.
SD babe erit beute tpieoer cine 8efel=
lung fiir Semano fir 2 Slai6en an
Sbren M9enten, 6erru Gue9t, abse=
i6idt fir einen 2eioenoen, Der Iidb an
mid wanote. Sbnen aud fernerbin
@ottes Sesen piinideno, berbleibe i9
nit 9Oda0tuns Sbr
8. % / B m IN.
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sETv'EEN eaYAap AND NEW PM LaDELpHIa.

Nos. 33e and 33S connect at Wellsville for
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
CT
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Sn Columbia. No., 1T lebter 5a-
ge Der srobe @etreioeipeider Der Boone
Gountp Millina & GlepatDr COMPANY,
tpelber SO, COO Bufbel Mei5en entbielt,
bur1 sJeuer Serif6rt iporben. Ser 0e=
iamnltperluit belduft iih auf ungefdbr
800, 1000. 6hpn stpei,nal tparen 8er=
tu1e gema1t ipDrDen, oieien 5pei1er
nieber3ubrennen unb man 9laubt ba=
Der, bab aub biesmal Yranoltiftung
pDrlie9e.
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3tpiiGem MbeeIine Wlartius syerrp unb benz s, 8.
q 20. Yabubof In Bridgeport larien eeftriidDe Iab.
men
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sDaiiy. tExcept Sunday. fFiag stop. Meals.
Dark Faced Type dsnSsss tina from IL 90 noon 10 " 90
aiaagAt light Faced fran u 90 midnight 70 70 90 loea
J0SEPH WOOD, E.A. FORD,
Gsnsrsl Manager. General Passenger agent
6-23-s5.-I PfTTsDUR0H, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates " fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further Information re-
Harding the running OF trains apply To any
Agent of the PonnsyIvania Lines.
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GlebelQnO, Qoraill ltllD
@beeling @. ".

sSabrpIan in Rraft felt bem 20. Wtat. 1895.
giebelanh Habubsf am auee BON eahsgDaRsrVrabe.
GlbIib aebenbe G.
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Ser useobad)tcr" erideint iebsn Wlttttpo6 inter
folaenbrn Observation-Disclosures:
besahlnna 200
miro erit I'M 2oufe aes labres beaabIt .... 2.25
@tfuIgt Die 8eaahung ober crlt nod Mbfauf 6eS
S5upCf5
syiir 8eut56lanb unb bic Gcsmeij bel DDran8s
De3QDliltu 1.SV
9Benn nalb Mblanf snes Germns etn Mb0unenf bos
BIatt ntcbt reuirt rep. meDr ui5 snei WuMmeru an.
mnmt 10 miro Der YctreIenoe ali iir ben fol9enotu
Eerntin nIs Abpnneut elnyefragen.
60 lanae Der SublcriptionSpreis fir bas Btatt nod
eaus poer tbepcie ansltebt bari fea Mbounent boss
telbe oerpeigeru.
Entered at the .'ost-0fice at New Philadelphia,
o., as second class matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

Martins Ferry was the original quar-
antlner in this vicinity, but last evening
st. Clalrsville showed she could give
the other town cards and spades and
beat her out at that game. More than
that, four Martins Ferry men got
salty dose OF the same sort OF medicine
that town labeled out to Wheeling pto-
pie with ghoulish glee a Few months
ago.
The four gentlemen We're DR.. w, D.
Hoge, @. X. Williams, DR. j. l.. llerNey
and Ernest Hoge. They were invited
TO big party given last evening by
Hon. ], W. Nichols, and as II promised
TO be brilliant and enjoyable social
function, they were naturally anxious
TO attend. So they secured carriuse'
and with Dave Foster as driver Went
out 20 the Athens of Belmont county.
At the corporate limits they were
stopped by quarantine guard, VINO
catechIsed them as 10 where they came
from. They told him they were IRON
Portland and Mt. Pleasant, and had
driven across the country. not soins
through Martins Ferry or bridgeport
and they We're allowed TO go on.
In town they were recognized. and
arraIgned before the mayor, He held
the four men in $500 bond each for
their appearance before the probate
court, and Foster. the driver, was held
in $500 They were then escorted out
OF town and sent back home without
going to the party.
Under the Ohio law running the
blockade" after this fashion Is pretty
serious ofiense, and the gentlemen are
likely to wish for some time that they
had Voluntarily furegone the pleasure
OF Senator Nichols reception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
NEW oHIo.sIpg GASES



The unexpected development OF three
new cases of smallpox caused consid-
cradle uneasiness In Martins Ferry
Yesterday. The three are children,
one In the family OF J. Il. LaRue. on
Vine street. the second in George Snod-
grnss's family. on the corner Of First
and Monroe. and the third in the fam
fly OF William HeslOp, on Firth street,
the FIRST two named In the Third ward
and the last IN the First All OF the
other patients have been getting along
very nicely. Most Of them are almost
well, and yesterdays developments
naturally caused some fear.
ON account OF the fresh outbreak a
meeting OF the board OF health was
held last night 20 take further action.
Il was decided to close all the schools
and churches at noon to-day 10 pro-
hIbIt all public and private gatherings
10 prosecute all parents VINO allow their
children TO loiter on the streets or any
other place inside 81 the city limits.
and to prosecute all other persons who
lolter or assemble in any part OF the
city.
A resolution was passed 10 qupran-
tine all persons who have been e&-
posed TO smallpox In any way
u was also ordered that every person
in Martins Ferry must show a certih-
cate OF vaccination by noon on Monday
next or thereafter remain In the house
until vaccinated.
bridgeport has stopped the electric
cars and will allow no peddlers or raG
pIckers to enter the city The physi-
clans are making house. toulouse can
Nass and vacClndting all persons not
successfully vaccinatcd.
The township trustees quarantlned
three houses back OF Bridgeport yes
terCiny
West Wheeling has two cases.
Flushing. out the Cleveland Lorain
& Wheeling road. II would seem from
the following notice sent out on hand
bin. is not satisfied TO quarantine
against the towns where the disease
exists. but unreasonably Includes
Wheeling: