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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06
NAVIGATION THREArgNEp.
The Heavy Ice AlaIting Operations OH the
River Uncertain.


It would not be surprising II navign-
ton is suspended in this part OF the
Ohio on account OF ice early this week.
Tho four boats that arrived and de-
parted Mt this port yesterday were hav-
Ing a hard experience with the Ice. and
unless there is an Improvement in the
situation all will so to the bank on ar
rival at their terminal points.
The Ben Iur arrived here from Par
kersburg early yesterday morning and
laid up below the whnrfboat. where
Captain Kimpln says she will remain
until the Ice Is no longer n menace TO
navigation. Her shcnthlnS was consld-
orably battered by the heavy ice. me
Liberty IL at Parkcrsburg, harbOrcd in
the mouth OF the Little Kanawhn with
other boats. and at n late hour Captain
Booth had not telegraphed OF his de-
parture for Wheeling, which It Is not
probable he will attempt in the face OF
the heavy ice.
Captain Gordon Green has his Pitts
burgh- Wheeling packet. II. X, Bed
ford, securely harbored in the Mus
I..ngum ut Marietta, where She VIII
await developments. The Darlington
boat, Jewel, IL Ut Ilnflngton III u luli
harhor and the Lexington Is laid up al
the wharf at Bellaire In one OF the best
harbors on the river. This Is rs COM
plete list OF the towboats and packets
harbored between Wheeling and Par
kersburg as was obtainable last night:
there are probably two or three other
towboats:
Parkersburg-Ltbcrty. Hawk, w. a.
Hilton nnd one towboat.
MaTietta-Geehel. Barpsdall, II. X,
Bedford and three towbonts.
Rates Rock (below Bellnirc)-Ed.
Roberts, with tow OF coal.
Clarlngton--JCwel.
BeIlaIrc-Tornado Frank Gilmore,
Henry DeDus. Resolute, Lexington. fer
ryboat ChAron. and c., L. & w. transfer
boat Lizzie Townsend.
wheelIng-Belle Prince. Ben Hur and
Charleston.
TOP Mil LandIug-Tom Dodsworth!
The ice was very heavy last night
and as the mercury continued way
down In the tube. Ice was being made
rapidly. Unless there is warm spell
ut once boats cannot continue. The
river, too, Is falling and II this contin-
ues, closed river Is among the proba-
billties. RiVermen, OF course, hope for
tho beSt--warnler weather,
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PIttsburgh--Rlvcr SO feet. Weather
Four Zig SnccesscS.

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BISHOP RE1XKENs DEAD.
Prominent Leader of tho "oid cHti'olieE''
Aftcr Ills Recommendation.

BONN, Jan. 5.-BIshop RcInkeus
died here on Saturday. Joseph Hubert
Rclnkcns, one OF the leaders of the old
Catholic" movement In Germany was
born In 1921 He wnR one OF the Your
teen professors who protested against
the vatican DEGREES In Nurcmburg In
1870 for this hp was suspended from his
clerical functions. and In 1872 he was
communicated by Bishop Focrgter ut
Rrcslnu. pr. RelnkcnB became n prom
incnt leader Of the so-cnllcd "old Catho.
Hes" and was elected bishop ef the
"oId Catholics" uho new sect Ia tho
vatican church, June I. 1873. Mt Cologne
In nm assembly consisting Of twenty
one priests and htty-siX lnyncn.
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N Office
Tho regular annual meeting OF tho
stockholders Of the Riverside Iron Works
will he held at the office OF the company
in wheeling. W. Va, on Wednesday.
election OF n board OF directors and the
transaction Of any other business that
may be presented. At this meeting, In
accordance with tho resolution passed by
the Board OF Directors OF the Riverside
Iron Works. on the 18th day OF December,
1875, there will he submitted TO the said
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Riverside Iron Works. TO be held on tho
fourth Wednesday. the said ed day OF
January, 1886, n resolution to extend tho
time OF the continuance OF tho charter of
the Riverside Iron Works from the date
1xed for It's expiration In said charter
10 the 18th day OF october, a. D. 1924. a
further resolution will be offered at snid
meeting to increase from tho surplus
fund OF said company the capital stock
OF tho Riverside Iron Works from fifteen
10 twenty thousand shares and to divide
tho number OF shares so increased or
added 10 tho original capital stock among
the stockholders in proportion 10 their
holdings OF stock In the Riverside Iron
Works ut the time OF said meeting
JOHN d. CULBERTSoN.
Secretary
December %, 1895. de26-f
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Cntnrrh starts in the nasal passages,
affecting eyes, ears and throat. and Is in
fact, the great enemy OF the mucnun
membrane. Neglected colds in the head
almost invariably precGdc cntnrrh.
causing an excessive fOw u mucuH, and
II tho mucous discharge becomes inter
ruptcd THE disnFrcenhlc rcaults OF ca
tnrrh viii follow, Euch MS bad breath,
severe pain across forehead and about
tho eyes. n ronrInE and buZalng sound
In the ears md oitcntImcs very oiicn-
Blvr discharge. Ely'R Cream Balm Is
the acknowledged cure for these trou-
bloR
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AT pARKERsBuRG.

The Liberty Lays Up ON Account OF lee.
The Kanawhn Frozen Over.
PARKERsBuRG. Jan. 5.-ohIo sN
feet on the marks here and falling rap
idly. with considerable ice In the river,
but is not closed ut this point: enough,
however, to cause the ferry boat to tie
UP. The Virginia passed down at p.
m. Liberty arrived early this morning
and is laid up until the heavy Ice stops
running. Towboats Joseph Walton
and j. W. Allies are laid up In the mouth
OF the Little Kanawha. They left tows
at the foot OF Blennerhassett island.
Josh Cook and William G. Horner are
tied up at Belpre. Little Kanawha Is
frozen over, the Ice being several inches
in thickness, Weather clear and cold.
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
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DRoBATE OF WILL.

Office of the Clerk OF tho County Court,
Ohio County, State OF West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate OF tho last
viii and testament OF MRgdalen9 Kleeh,
The object OF the petition filed in this
matter on the Goth day Of December
A. D. 1895 Is TO have admitted to probate
a paper writing purportlng to be the VIII
Of Masdelena KlGGh, deceased; bearing ,Ig!
and II appearing from the petition filed
herein that Pearl KleGh, Magdalena
are therein and by said petition declared
TO be Interested in the probate OF said
ordered that they do appear at my office
in the city of Wheeling. in the county and
state aforesaid, within one month after
the date OF the first publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect their
interests In said mattGer The hearing Of
said petition Is set for the I'D day OF jan
unry a. D. 1896, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock
u. m. OF said day.
Published the first time December q.
1896. - ,oo;. 81,
G. L. CRASMER, Attorney. de2l-s
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ALONG THE RIVER.
Observations Brought Out by the
yirginia's Initial Trip.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE RIVER

Is Subject That Is OF Intense Interest
Throughout the Ohio Valley Now Cap
tain Ellison, riewa on the sn,deo.-An
Old River Tragedy Recalled = Chance
Figured In the Location of Huntington.
Navigation Abou, suspended Notes Oh
Navigation aud General River News.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ut Office.

CHESTER. ". VA. Dec, 9, 1885,
In pursuance Of notice published FOR
two weeks preceding December o 1885, IN
:"The News Review OF East Liverpool
Ohio, "The Independent" OF New Cum;
OF wheeling. ". Va, meeting, OF the
StockhoIders OF the East Liverpool Bridge
Company was hold ut the residence OF
Z. Is. Marshall. Chester, W. Va, on De-
ing personnliy present, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
"Resolved, Tint we discontinue tho
business OF the corporation"
]. L. M'DOEALD,-Presid
GEO p RUST. Sec'Y pro tom. 0e20.f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06

A disiuterestcd
and rlcnr headed
fudge doesn't al.
low himself TO he
biased by preju.
dice. Superstition
doesn't affect his
decisions. Me re
tradition has no
place In his rca'
soning. Facts ave
the only things
which he cOusid.
crs If the intclli.
IRcnt men and wo.
men WHO make up
this great country
Of ours will simply
bring their reason
and common sense
10 bear on the
problem Of curing
their sickness, We
,stiI conn he n .,u.
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Pittsburgh. .Rl Ia. u. Ils
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. 4. M.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, noon.
Freight offerings are rather light.
The marks at p. M. showed feet 8
inches and slowly falling. Weather
clear and cold.
Shippers should telephone to the
wharfboat before sending down freight,
as the ice is making navigation rather
uncertain.
The Lorena and Virginia which pass
| ed down early this morning will be una
BILE TO make more than two stops be-
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg-Sis-
tersv!lle and Marietta, on account OF
the ice.
The Keystone State passed UP for
Pittsburgh at noon making slow head
way against the Ice. one OF her sheath
ing plates was badly battered hy the
ice. She had light trip. both in pass
engers and freight.
The Ruth passed up for Pittsburgh
at q. m. Leaving Wheeling she en-
tered the wake OF the towboat Dave
| Wood SO as to be clear OF the heavy
float.nE Ice. The Wood was going up
light for Pittsburgh.
Yesterday afternoon the ferry boat
| Charleston was pulled OF the bank by
| the tow boat Belle Prince and brought
over to the city side OF the river where
there is n better ice harbor The floats
were also pulled on the bank.
The Virginia Is making quick trip
down the river, She left Pittsburgh
Saturday ut noonn md arrived ut Wheel
ing at 3 n. m. Sunday. An hour later
ahe departed for Cincinnati and way
landings. She is trying to get ahead OF
| the heavy ice that now threatens to
| close navigation on the river. She had
a good start In freight and many cabin
passengers.
The towbont George Wood, which
came up TO Wheeling light to receive
| repairs on her machinery. pulled
out yesterday afternoon for be-
low. where she will lay up with her tow
OF empties unless the weather inoder-
ates. The Virginia brought down two
new cams for the Wood from Pitts
burgh yesterday morning. They were
at once fitted in place Of the two broken
cams.
Plttsburgh.-Rvcr SO feet. Weather
clear and cold.
oil Clty-RIverS feet 3 inches and sta
tIonnry. Weather clear and cold.
GrcCnShoro-RIver7 feet 10 inches and
falling. River frozen; navigation sus-
pended Cold.
Wnrren-Riyer . feet and stationary.
Weather cloudy and cold,
steubenvIllc-RIvcr feet inches and
falling. Clear and cold. Up--DavG
Woods. Ruth.
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RIVER MAY FREEZE.
A Gorge is Expected at Browns Island or
DIiugo Junction.

siiugo junction.
Special Dispatch to the InteIliseneer.
sTEUBENvILLE. Jan. 6.-The river
here at Z p. m. is feet inches and fall
ing and is filled with large cakes Of
floating Ice. Rivermen are looking for
Il TO freeze over Mt Browns island or Mt
the bridge above this city, or at Mlngo
below, within twenty-four hours, II the
cold snap continues, but so far II re-
mains open. The Clifton with a tow OF
empties and the Fay S are tied up here.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water ana 'IO"ements Of Boats
The River IntereNt'.
yEsTERDAY'S DEPARTURES,

Znnesvlllc. .l.oRESA. 3 a. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH. u. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, I n. M.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, noon.
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NOTICE.

GL cRANMER fG. Nttorney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-06

State OF West Virginia, Ohio County, IS.
In the Circuit Court OF said County.
Lewis s. Britt VS.. Lewis Orth's executors
md nthnra-In ChnncnrY.
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STOCKS OF THE BEST EDITIONS OF STANDARD
ENGLISH AND FRENCH AUTHORS AND RARE IN
PORTED BOOKS. IN SUBSTANTIAL AND ELEGANT
BINDINGS TO BE FOUND on THIS CONTINENT:
AND AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES WHEN COM
PARED WITH THOSE OF OTHERS WHO ASPIRE TO
DEAL IN THE SAME HIGH-CLASS LITERATURE.
CATALOGUE GRATIS.
J. W. BOUTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-19
cectnrcs an0 Mcctinls.
miscellaneous.


A-R STERLING SILVER Jewery bargains are also
" luely urapproached: Inks ards soc: Muc..ays so-
Ties DC Vinaigrettes. all large sizes 10. Manics.r.
pieces loo. nc. 3yc worth ,5c 10 pc. Unique Pans
lev e,ry at specially low pric-s Paris Watches sod
SILVER Chate:aines $3.50; Back Steel Watches sIos
Sold Gold Watches. $50 Special Sale ~ Candies
Peanut Brittle &c pound Marshinscws -. pound nut,
tercuD Kisses i3c pound Vanilla Cream Drops i3o
pound. JAMMl,. go Broadwry.