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WILLIAM P. WATSON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
.ANlMPROYEMENI
10 be Nude to Property on Four.
tcenth Street.
A CONTRACT LET YESTERDAY
which PROVIDES for the Erection or a
Block OF -Four aIoderniy Equipped Ten,
en,ent Houses, alta Cost OF ss5.ooo An
iIistorIsai Property, where the Late
Henry Clay was onen Enterialned-sI r.
Alex. Laing il tine Promoter.

One OF the biggest contemplated I'M
provements in property on Fourteenth
street was made a certainty yesterday
by the letting OF contracts by MIR. C. p.
Hamilton, the architect, for the immc-
dlatc erection of row of four model
dwelling houses at the corner OF Jacob
and Fourteenth streets, the Alex Lalng
property,
This Improvement has been In Mr..
Lains's mind for some time, and the fact
that It has at last materiallzed will be
good news for surrounding property
holders. Not that the old property was
at all objectionable, but that modern
dwellings, such as are contemplated by
the provisions Of the architect. will en-
nance the value OF the holdings OF adj
Joining freeholders. and add to the
beauty and architecture OF the street.
The estimated cost of the four tene-
mcnts is $4,000 They Will be equipped
with the modern appointments and ac-
commoda.ions. The contracts let yes
terday fell to the following firms:
Plumbing. Trimble g. Lutz; brick work,
Hamilton Bros; excavation and stone
work. Murray Bros; capenterinS. Jer-
ny O'Brien; plastering. Phillip Grimm;
painting. d. C. Kurner; tin work. Phillip
Alhinger. The Wheeling Electric Light
Company will wire the house for the
electrical appliances.
The house that was torn down to
make room for the row OF modern
houses, was one OF the oldest in town.
1t IS said that 1t was built over one
hundred years ago. Back in the 'forties.
1t was occupied by Richard Simms.who
occupied the position OF high sheriff,
an Office that carried with II more dig
nifty than any other On his numerous
visits TO Wheeling. enroute home to
Kentucky. Henry Clay usually stopped
at this house. the guest OF Mr.. Simms.
Before MIR. Simms occupied it. this
house was the home of some OF the
well known Hornbtook family.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.rhe Creet Diamond nobbery.,


The most grievous fault found with
the general run OF melodramas in this
age is thei- utter disregard for truth
and situation: the idea OF the author
seemingly is one Of complex and I'M
natural story, coupled with ridiculous
Incidents and absurd scenes and peopled
with characters that must only exist In
his Imagination. The great claim which
that thrilling American melodrama,
The Great Diamond Robbery" which
appears at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday and Saturday matinee. De-
cember 4th and 9Th. makes for public
patronage is that It's story Is real and the
interest Is kept up during Its recital
through its seven scenes. When 1t Is
known that this grea: drama owes Its
origin to the clevernesS of those two
brilliant authors, a. C. Wheeler and Z.
". !s1friend, 1t is not strange that
play In direct keeping with all the points
essential to a successful dramH IS made.
1t tells the story OF a crime In which
handsome adventures secures dia.
monds by forgery. and upon her discov-
cry that her husband Is aware of the
fact. murders him by giving him poison
to drink in glass OF wine. With the
aid of an old bag who controls an un-
dArground den. the young murderess
fastens the crime on young man who
had shortly before the death of her hus-
band been seen in his company. From
these complications result a series of
thrilling incidents Very true to nature.
In preparing this magnificent play for
production. its managers. a. NJ Palmer
and Edwin Knowles. have furnished It
with an elaborate scenic equipment. The
presentation of the piece at the hands Of
the company presenting II leaves moth
inS 10 be desired. Reserved seats on
sale at Houses music store.
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STATE suraE,IE COURT.
Case. disposed or-ruek,r County Eies-
taf dion CONTEXT Case. H..

Cnnea disposed Of-ifucker County Fiee-
gf ilun CONTEXT Case. u
Special Dispatch TO the in,ellieeneer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. -
The supreme court to-day me, and
handed down the following opinions:
Morgan VIZ. Morgan. from jackson
county, opinion by Dent: Judgment Of
circuit court reversed and cause re-
matided. f.a
Thompson. commissioner. ys. Cox.
from Boone county. opinion by Dent;
judgment of circuit court reversed and
cause rctnandcd. EtE
Hopkins for use. &C., vs.. Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company. from Jefferson
county, opinion by Brannon; Judgment
OF circuit court reversed and cause re-
manded.
Rowe vs.. Shenandoah Pulp Company,
from Jefferson county. opinion by Eng.
llsh; Judgment of circuit court reversed
and cause remlnded.
Goodman Bros. &c Co, vs.. Henry &
Jlntons. from Mercer county; judgment
of clrcli5 court affirmed by divided
| Court, QIe
iMonongah Coal & Coke Company VS..
Fleming ct al, from Harrison county,
opinion BY Holt; Judgment OF circuit
court reversed ana cause reIhanded.
Talbot VS.. West Virginia Central &
Pittsburgh Railroad Company. from
Randolph county. opinion by Holt:
judgment OF circuit court reversed and
judgment rendered for the plaintiff.
Webb VI, Big skanawha and Ohio
Packet Company. from Kanawha coun-
~; motion for new bond overruled.
Hebb VS., county court, from Tucker
county; writ of error and supersedeas
allowed on the petition OF William
Cayton. This case grows out OF a
contest for the Office OF county clerk.
Cayton. Democrat, appeared to have
been elected by a majority OF sixteen
votes. Hebb, the Republican ca.ndl-
date, applied to the county court for a
recount OF the votes. which was refused;
whereupon, Judge Hoke, of the circuit
court. issued writ of mandamus to
compel the county court to recount the
votes and also an order TO prevent Cay
ton from qualifying as county clerk.
The order Of the supreme court will en-
able Cayton 10 qualify.
The court adjourned TIL next Saturday
at 10 O'clock.
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In THE OIL FIELDS.
sIsny well, Being Completed HI varlou,
DIstricts-(;aurenu Mt uen,youd. ,sI

Districts-Gauges at Ben,vood. it
The oil credit balance market remains
at 81 o5 and producers and operators
are hopeful that the bottom has .heen
reached. In the lower southwest the
Hebron Big Injun sand pool continues
TO supply very encouraging producers.
The Carter on Company has drilled
IN It's No. 9. Acknowledgment, and
has one hundred barrel producer from
the first pay. and deeper drilling may
Benwood pool, Monroe county. R0mey
& Company have drilled through the
sand on the Staldcr farm and have n
rank duster. There have been rumors
anoat that the wells In that POOL were
declining rapidly. and for the purpose
OF showing that such Is not the case
the gauges of the wells now making
ono hundred or more barrels q day arc
given: Fisher oil Companys No. 2. w.
II. Price, $50 barrels: No. s. 200 bar
rels: No. ], Cehrs, 200 barrels: Liberty
Oil Company's No. !. Mcfarland, 200
barrels. The production OF eight OF the
larger wells In the Hebron pool IS go
barrels n day.
In the Jakes Run district, Mononga-
la county, the South Penn Oil Com
pany has completed It's No. /, on the J.
w. Wright farm and has n very small
producer, not good FOR more than ten
barrels. a day.
The same company has completed It's
No. is on the Alavid Underwood farm,
In the Biz Flint district. Doddridge
county. and has fifty barrel pumper.
East or the ". ]. Wharton farm
well, In Tyler county, the South Penn
on company's important test on the
+, Parks farm is delayed with a fish
Ing Job.
On Indian creek Gutfey & Company
are also fishing at their No. 10. Pitts.
This well has been started down from
the Big Injun to test the Gordon.
The Kanawha OIL Company's No. 4.
on the Mills tract. in Wetzel county, Is
nearing the Gordon sand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. 1.-TWO men
were shot. one OF them seriously. in a
riot to-day between men who were seek
Ing employment on the new Trenton
reseryoir. Hundreds OF men out of
work congreSated AZ the reservoir site,
hoping to get employment. Among the
crowd were many Italians And HunGarl-
ans, and these the other workmen tried
TO drive away This attempt was re-
sisted. and one Italian, named Salvador,
drew a revolver and fired several shots
into tine crowd. One man was sho. in
the side and arm. His condition was
considered seNous Another man, nam
cd William Lenox, was shot In the arm.
Salvador was arrested.
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River ,rcicsrnnls.

GREENSBORO = River . feet . inch
cs and falling; weather cloudy aud cold;
the Adam Jacobs is due up and down on
Thursday.
WARREN = River feet; weather
clear anA cold. +
OIL CITY = River ) feet and station
ary: weather clear and cold.
r MORGANToWN - River Q feet 4
inches: weather clear: mercury so.
PITTSBURGH River Sc feet and
falling at the dam; clear and cold.
STEUBENFILLE- II feet 6 In
ches and falling. PASSED l,p--thc Ben
lIur. Passed down-The Hudson.
PARKERSBURG - River IA feet 0
inches and stationary; weather clear;
mercury 30 Passed UP = II. *. Bed
ford, Leroy: due down--Kannwha: pass
cd down with coal Alice Brown,
Charles Brown, Crescent, Ida Rudd.E Il.
d. Wood. Ed. Roberts. jBoaz. Defender,
Beaver. Tom Dodswotth and Smoky
City. The Little Kanawha is station
airy: locals on. time. A large amount OF
timber came down with the recent rise.
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Congratulated Them,

To the Editor OF tho lntelliSencer.
SIR:-I beg to be allowed space IN
your paer for congratuiating the teach
ers and pupils of Madison schoo! on the
excellence Of the performance given at
the Opera House Tuesday night. Too
much praise cannot be given the chill
dren and to Prof. Stevenson and his
competent corps OF teachers, to whose
untiring efforts much Of the success is
due. The children conducted them
selves with the ease and self possession
OF veterans, 60 the great surprise OF all
present, showing the results of careful
and patient training. Both frof. Ste
venson and the teachers are to be cont
graduated on the signal success Of their
pupils. AN !ADMIRER. +
Wheeling, Dec. .
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HELD TO APPEAR.

John II. Downs and Mrs. Ruskin> Held
for the Criminal Court.
Yesterday in Squire Ankles court, the
case OF the state against John H. Downs
and Mrs. Ora Huskins, which has been
in the public eye for several days, came
TO an end. The evidence was all in on
Tuesday afternoon. but the justice re-
served his decision unit. yesterday. He
handed 1t down AT go p. M, and il was
that the two he held for the criminal
court Neither furnished bond and
both were committed to jail TO await ac-
lion at the hands OF the crimlna. court
grand Jury.
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Gla,. Factories Re,u,,e,.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. AN the
factories under the control OF the Bats
burg Plate Glass Company in the coun-
try, resumed operation In full to-day ar
ter long idlcness.
Each factory employs hundreds of
hands and the indications are for a COM
paratlvely steady run.
Colonel a. l.. Conger, of Akron, O..
one of the directors, said, the actual
business on hand was not the cause OF
the resumption so much as the condition
of the market and the prospective de-
rnaDd a7.
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PLAYERS CLUB
Scores u Great Success In Their Second APP
pearunee mt the Opera House.

pearnnee Mt the Opera House.
The audience that was present last
evening at the Opera House to witness
the presentation OF the three comedies
by the Players Club. was a cultured
and sympathetic one. and intclliSently
appreciatlve In It's demonstrations of
approval. As was predtcted by the In
tclligencrc the protagonists scored
most unqualified success. Tho bill
presented for the enjoyment OF the au-
dience was as follows:
CUT OFF WITH a SHILLING"
Col. Bernes, a wealthy retired colonel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. p. Morgan
Sam Greythorne. his nephew..........
........................M Mr.. Charles b. OFT
Kitty Grcythorne. SANS wife......:....
"A GAME or CARDS"
a Comcdctta adapted from tho French.
Chevaier dc Rochferrier, a poor but
proud French Nohleman.
..,,..:.......Mr. Edward b. Franzhclm
Anatolc, his son. young NJ. D.........
.......................Mr. Charles B. OFT
Mr.. Mercier. wealthy merchant......
....;;;.......:..;;.....,.,.M ]. P. Morgan
'0 Msle,e. Hattie Reid
"AHAPPY PAIR"
a Comcdletta showing the first "tiff" be.
tween a newly welded couple,
by S. r. Smith.
Mr.. 1foneyton. Mr.. Franzhcim
Mrs. loncytOn.-. ...............Miss Hcnnig
The Interpretation OF the several roles
was somewhat of a surprise to many in
the audience, owing to the well-rounded
and finished work OF each. There was
no hitch In any Of the scenes. and the
stage business Of the principals gave
to the atmosphere pronounced pro-
fcss!onal flavor.
The Players Club leaves next Mon.
day for a tour Of the larger towns In
the state. opening at Sistersvilc, and
the Intelligencer can guarantee that
every audience that honors these gen.
tie comedy players with their presence,
will be amply entertained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
CITY wEIGHERs
Air Their Grievance, at Council COM
- mitsec ileetInr. .


81 mitsec Meeting.
Last night meeting Of the city coun-
ell committee on scales was held at the
city building. Matthew Albingcr was
given the position of weigher at the
scales at the corner OF Sixteenth and
EuH streets some time ago. and at the
meeting of the committee 1t developed
that he had hired another man to do the
work. Later he is alleged to have made
deaf with Joseph Chambers. the man
who has been doing the work lately.
At the committee meeting Albingsr tried
TO regain possession OF the scales. The
opinion of the committee was that It
could not recognize Chambers as the
weisher. as council had not acted on
his case On the other hand. Chambers
shows papers that Afbinser executed 10
him transferring the office furniture.
stove and other property. ConsIdera-
ton ~ the case was deferred until FRI
day evening when an opinion will be had
from the city solicitor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
A Fuiseii0od Nailed.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 2.-CommercIal
Tribune publishes the following from
Athens, Ohio: There Is not one word OF
truth In the report. Reed will be the
next speaker of the Republican house OF
representatives.
(Signed.) C. H. GROSYESORi'
Il The dispatch was an answer by Gen-
eral Grosvcnor 10 an inquiry us 10 the
truth OF a report that he had announced
\ Ills Intention TO opposc the election OF
Reed as speaker OF the house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

The stockholders OF the North Penn
OIL and Gas Company held their an
nual meeting at the company's office
last night and the old board of direc-
tors was unanimously reelected. The
board is composed OF Messrs. B. f.
Caldwell, John L. Clator, ". VI. Hor-
nish, W. A. Stoetzer, ". II. Halter,
II L. McKeown,. and John L. Schell-
hase. The company Is operating in the
Rogcrson field on Little Graves creek,
and has been very successful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

The coal fleet got through without an
accident. UP to last night.
The marks at 6 p. m. showed II feet 10
inches and falling: weather. cloudy and
cold,
The Lexington Is to-day's Matamoras
packet. and the Leroy for Parkersburg,
both at II O'Clock.
To-day's Cincinnati packet is the
high-headcd Hudson, Captain Bob"
Agnew on the roof. She has heavy
freight offerings in sight in the Wheel
ing district.
The Virginia Is said to be making a
fast trip up the river. and will prob
ably be here for Pittsburgh at 5,a.f m.
tomorrow. Returning. she will depart
for Cincinnati and way landings on
Sunday.
The Enos Taylor. Captain O'Neil!.
which has been plying in The Wheeling
and Steubcnville trade. since the Goe-
bel was, sent to the bank by Inspectors
Clark and Thomas. will be here this
morning from Steubenville and will
continue down the river to Point
Pleasant, at the mouth Of the Kama
wha, where she Will make her winter
quarters.
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TIE RIVER.
YEsrERnAY,s pEPARTuREs.

Charleston. ..KANAWHA, 6 a. III.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, s n. m.
SteubenviIle.. ENOS TAYLOR. go p. n
Darlington. ...JEWEL. $3.50 p. IN.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. go p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. ARGAND,'i a. m.
Pittsburgh. .LlORENA. I a. NJ.
Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD. n. m.
Cincinnati. ...flUDSON, s a. m.
Parkcrseburg. LEROY, II a. NJ.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON. II Il. m.
Darlington JEWEL. $50 p. M.
S!stersvillc... RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .VIRGINIA, 3 a. m.
Parkersbu.s. BEN HUR. II a. M.
Clarington.. JEWEL. $3.50 p. M.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .ARGAND. 6 p. IN.
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weber's .tOIympia,-

Beginning tonight and continuing
throughout the week, Wcbcr's "Olym-
plas" will pc the attraction at the Grand
Opera House. The company Is one of
the best known on the road and is sure TO
meet with success during the engage
ment here. It contains some good vau-
deville talent. and lis run Of over year
at the Olympia theatre in New York is
a sufficient guarantee OF It's worth.
Many new features are to be introduced
and special scenery and effects will be
used In the production.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03
Vote ofConfIdcnce.

ROME, Dec. 1.-THE chamber OF de-
putles to-day, by a vote of lSi TO &c.
adopted the vote OF confidence in the
government which the premier. Marquis
dl Rudlni asked for yesterday at the
, close OF the debate on the governments
colonial policy, but which the house was
unable to pass owing to lack OF a quo
rum. which caused the chamber 10 be
adjourned until To-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

BERLIN. Dec. THE minister for
foreign affairs. Baron Marshal! Won Bic.
berStein. replying to-day in the reishs,ag
10 the criticism OF Count Won kardorff,
the Agrarian leader. said that the official
statistics showed that the balance of
trade against Germany had been con-
siderably reduced since the conclusion Of
the recent commercial treaties.
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Notice.


TO WhOm It may cuHccTH. -"
The public will take notice that ]
have this day Sold transferred and as
signed, all ny rights. title and interest
to stock of merchandise and business
stored and carried on at No. 90 North
Huron street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
to Charles Sells, and the business from,
henceforth win be conducted by The
said Charles Sells. under the firm name
OF s. r.. Sells. agent, and ! ask for him
the patronage of my former customers
and OF the public generally. &.
(Slgned.) S. n. SELLS.
Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. Q. 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

THE length of life may be Increased
by lcsscnins its dangers. The major
Ky OF people die from lung troubles.
These may be averted by promptly u.s.
Ing One Minute Cough Cure Charles
+. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets. Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport: Pea
body e. Son, Benwood. ;
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SchiCblc Signs.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dec. John G.
Scheiblc. who piloted the Youngstown
Interstate team through the pass sea-
son. has signed contract as captain
and manager for the coming year. and
has been given authority 10 sign team
THAI can win the pennant in the Inter-
state league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 2.--1ntense ex-
element prevails in this city over the
brutal murder this afternoon of Christu-
pher Ludwig, aged flfty-two years, by
Harry Schneider, aged twenty-eight
The men engaged In quarrel and
Schneider struck Ludwig on the head
with an axe. killing him Instantly.
Schneider escaped. a posse is in hot
DllrSli.
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\. a,""ExCUsE me-" observed the man in
apcctacles: "but I am n surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is." Never
you mind where his liver Is" retorted
the other. III II was In his big toe or his
would reach 1t and shake It for him.
on that you can bet your giE.IampB."
Charles i. Goetzc corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co.. bridge.
port; Peabody &; Son. Denwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

THE old lady was right when she
said the child mi ht die if they walled
for the doctor. She saved the little ones
life with n few doses OF One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used 1t for Group
before. Charles r. Goethe, corner
Co. Bridgeport; Peabody 8 Son, Ben
wood IN I, IA ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-03

TO cure all old sores, 10 heal an In.
dolent ulcer, or TO speedily cure piles,
you need simply apply DcWitt's Witch
Hazel sSalvc.nccording to directions. Its
maglc-likc action will surprise you.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: Bowie & Co., Bridge
port: Peabody g. Son. Bcnwood. 1