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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In ths CITY ana Wheeling FOlks
Abroad,

Stranger In ths CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
". R. Warner. a clnrIr.s'l oil man, is
at the Mcclure.
]. +. Keller was a Harrington arrival
at the Windsor, last nigh.
Mr.. S, s. Bloch and family left yeSter-
day afternoon. for New York.
NJ e, DieboId. OF the Pittsburgh Press,
stopped at the Howell, yesterday.
Mrs. W. u. Paden and Miss Paden, Of
Parkersburg, arr guests Of the Windsor.
CAntain Robert II. Brown, Of Grape
Island, registered at the Steamm yester-
day.
Friend Cox, son % Sheriff Cox. Of New
Martinsvllle, put up at the Howell last
night,
D, Donehoo was down from New Cum
berland yesterday and was guest OF tue
stamm.
Captain Robert s. Irwin returned yes
terday, after an extended visit In the
south and east.
Miss Anna Lee lef; Wheeling yester-
dny for New York, wireHce She sails on
the Campanla, oe the Cunard 4lne' Tor
Liverpool.
Insurance ndjusters Charles G. West,
Cincinnati: W. Il. Reuton, indianapolis;
II. T.. Boning. Cincinnati. are registered
at the McLUTe.
Mr.. Ell Thomas, Of the Atheneum
Marble Company, returned YESTERDAY
from Falrnont in the interest Oh MS
new marblins process,
G, w, Sparks. il s. Grlyson, Emmett
ouceb and Thomas Llggett, are promi'
nent oil operators from Pittsburgh VINO
were at tho Mcclure last night.
h. r. Henry, OF Pittsburgh. vice presi-
dent OF the Central District Telephone
Company, is the guest Of Manager NJ H.
Violin. Of the Wheeling branch.
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TIE RAILROADS.

The entire railway world Just now IL
considerably Upset by the decision OF the
United States supreme court In the case
against the Traus-NIlsspuEl Freight As.
ISOLATION.
Eminent authorities on the subject de-
clare that the great railway pools Will
have to go to pieteS unless some IegiSla.
tion OF a fa"oritc character Is obtained
through Congress Immediately. says the
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. More
concern Is felt over the Joint Traffic AS.
ISOLATION than any other combination OF
railway Intereats. This body II com.
biHe Of forty four Of the greatest roads In
the United States. and various opinions
have been expressed as 10 the legality OF
the association under the ruling of tho
supreme court, which has reversed the
decisions Of the lower courts, Even
President ingalls,. OF the Big Four and
G. & O. railroads. declares that he Is not
surprised ut the turn Of affairs. He has
been called the father" of the joint
Traffic Association, from tho fact that iic
presided when the matter came up in
New York, Chauncey NJ, DepGw being in
Europe. Mr.. ingalls, Is now on his way
% Europe, hut before sailing yesterday
from New York he expressed his opinion
of the situation in plain language. In
Chicago there ia CONSERVATION over the
decision. and It Il loudly proclaimed that
every western pool will go to the wall
within month unless relief 10 given by
Congress. The opinion OF eX-AttOrney
General Iudson Harmon, OF Cincinnati.
carT1ea great weight and, an expressed in
the Commercial Tribune. has been wide
IS quoted aB The most eminent authority
outside Of the supreme court. Judge
Harmon fought the cases personally
against several Of the brightest legal
lights in tho United States. lie thinks
the Joint Traffic body will be- affected.
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NoUNDSvILJE
A miscellaneous AtelanEs Of Minor Ma
tsrn frou, MnrslanlI's MetropollL

A miscellaneous MelnuEe or Minor Ma
tsrs from, MarsIlalI's Metropolis
A secret wedding OF Wheeling pro.
pie has leaked out. II occurred %
Wednesday, in this city. Mothers q
both the bride and groom came dow
and secured the marriage license iFem
CLERK Lewis, but neither wanted him c.
the preacher to give It away, su!
he curious reporter finally obtained IL
ComnIete details and as everyday
Knows a reporter can't hold secrets, ts
rIve4 out what he learned. The paFau
are Gertrude Hosenfeld and Arthur N
Mccormick, and the ceremony was PEI
formed at the n. E. parsonage.
3loundsville Epworth Leaguers TH
20 by special electric car to the Whetl'
ing mass meeting tonight. The sPe'
ciai" will follow the regular car, lear.
Ing here of 8 O'Clock for Benwood, a.!
mike connections there for WheeNHE
AN I,eaEuers will take the special elf
for the reduced fare, as there viii ee %
reduction on the regular car. Watch ~
fhe car with the streamers u
"AIoundsville Epworth League" and Ea
on and go.
The B. P. o. Elks held their annual
election OF officers on "Wednesday niEa
and elected the following: John F. "
hin, Exalted Ruler; r. s. Riggs, Es
feemed Leading knight; ]. E. Robert
Patterned Royal knight: ]. D. Buf!sI'
Esteemed Lecture Knight: ]. c, Siml-
son, secretary; L. B. Purdy, treasurer
D, a. Dorsey, Tyler, and G. H. JonsA
trustee.
1t is learned that the city VIII plas
n huiIdinr on the north e4st corner Q.
Seventh street and TomliEson avenus
which will be the new quarters Tor u
dependent Hose Company No. :, nos
located on Lafayette avenue, oeioF
Ninth street.
The new Baltimore s. Ohio r4ilToa!
bridge. two miles east OF the cry. a.
the place known as the Two Bridges
Is about completed. 1t Is being bu1l, N
the place OF an old one which was Goa
demned.
The local camp OF the Sons Of NeteF'
ans will hold their anniversary Al 'ne
/, o. o, F, hall Tomorrow evening
supper will be served. for which Tusa
preparation has been made,
Rector B. NJ. Spur and fsmtly are e.
pectcd to return from Ne| foIN Nv
morrow, aud the regular services Nll
OS heIu III 4TutlNS A1tAE"
Sunday.
INQUIRIES for tents on the camp
ground for the coming season are nun,
erous and all tent owners destFlha
rent should advertise their cottages
now.
A large number OF car leads OF '! e.
rails are being transferred from ~, ~
baltimore & Ohio road to the OHIO Nv
er road at this place, for points ''0lA
The woman's Christian Tcmre'SMm.ss
Union meets ut the residence oil '"S
Herman Hess this evening.
Leo Horne, OF Benwood. Nnd He, ,,
Heats, OF BcllaIrc, were licensed % WV
by Clerk Lewis yesterday.
DR.. Stathers and Howard AiS ,.S
were down from Wheeling |esteF1A%
Mrs. John Dorsey left YESTERDAY :"
Lumberport. TO visit relatives
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When William Eaton came back
from Pittsburgh after tho Turner
building aro. IN which llo had stock
OF goods valued at $500, insured for
$500, and disclaimed any connection
with tho IRE. his story was not belIev-
probably by many people in Wheeling.
but there was n0thing 70 prove that he
had hand in firing the building. and
tho insurance people hadn't the nerve
to swear out warrants. Eaton remained
at the stamm house several weeks at-
ter the IRE, making an attempt to col.
tect the insurance, which fiuAtfy proved
unsuccessful, and he went away, pre-
EUm4bly to Pittsburgh. In a few days a
letter came 10 the hotel, asking that his
belongings be forwarded 10 him, care
OF q, W. ShippRy, the Chicago firm
from which he had secured his $500
stock After his bill had been settled,
his property was forwarded. and moth.
Ing has since been heard Of EItou.
1t has been known, however, that
the insurance board OF underwriters
were stIlI at work on the case. the ma
tional body having taken It up Yester-
days Pittsburgh Times had the follow
ing:
says yesterdays Pittsburgh Times:
Word was received from Chicago last
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THE aDEEsTR1CK sKUIR"
WIN be the Attraction at the U. p. Church
I,lAIa EVanInK.

TINS E4NhNuAks
The final rehearsal Of the ''Destrlck
skule" took place in the lecture room OF
the United Presbyterian church last
night, and was ''howllng success" II
the laughter called forth by the perform
ance IS an Indication. The characters
are taken by well known people. who lay
aside all dignity and enter into the fun
with the determination TO make It true to
life. Everybody who enjoys fun should
go to the public performance this even
Ing. The overture by q well known or
chestra will begin promptly at a quarter
before s; "SlEule" at s O'Clock. The fol-
lowing Is the programme:
THE DEESTRICK SKULE."
"sltule" Master. Mr.. R. B.McClure
Mike OFIynn, Mr.. Robert UeFt0h
Cornelius Bliss. ........ Mr: John w. ADAMS
Timothy Truck............Mr. John CaFtou
H0cOb strauss, .....-,.,.....Alf, Earle Barr
Ezekiel Jedldiah HOneySucklc,
Hannah Maria HOHeysuckle,
.,....,......''::MF honeEt dlll
George washington Honeysucltle,
Samuel Iedldilh Honcysuckle,
(The other twins.)
............,".."......,;; .Ar. WIN liar! hare
shts tt8bSfG tt3ed
Martha Jane Honeysuckle,
..,..........,........ Mrs John B. Garden
Jonathan wilkins. -. Mr.. Harry Sweeney
Prudent Ann Plunkett: Sthe gigglerl
.....................M Miss Eetti0 NeSbltt
Poterlin (tho l!sperl
RartBhOru. Miss Lucy Howell
JsmIma Elizabeth Williams.
,,..............,,M Miss EhiO Hammond
IeruRhR Jenkins. ..,.,. Miss Bessie Ingram
ArabellR TornkInSon thc cry-baby.l
..,..........,.........M Miss Laura Nesbltt
'Tildy Ann Brunt. Miss Mamie Turner
Squire Ancient.
Deacon Silas Smith.
School Committee)
,..........,....Mr W. j. W. Cowden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Mr. 81 w. Parker
and
Widow H0ncyEuckle. Mrs. WV. Cowden
Who has designs on the ''skule" Master,
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Miss Akerstom's fine production of
her society play ~ Beautiful Slave"
proved to be one of the best plays Of the
week. The first act was very pretty
stage picture. The handsome dressed
worn by the members Of the company
were delight to the ladies present: Miss
AkeratrOm as Doris Dexter. showed con-
cllsIVely that she can play all lines
equally well. There Is wide difference
between the soubrette and idiot boy parts
Of "Burybody," and the polished dauBn-
ter OF the southern planter, and there are
few VINO possess the same ability. To-
night the play will be Man the BegEar's
Daughter" in which Miss AkerStroItl
viii play several lines OF character
Souhrette, inGenue, leads-and a novelty
dance, illustrated by electrlcg, IN the last
act. Saturday matinee, The Sultans
DauRhtcr" Saturday night the strong
est play OF the week, 1.-THE Story OF
Crime"
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CHICAGO. Ills. March 25..-Willinm
Eaton,Who was arrested here last night
his store IN Wheeling, for the purpose
Of securing $500 Insurance. IS locked
up at tho Central station. He has little
to say, but claims that he is not guilty.
Eaton Is charged with being In q con-
EpirRcy with Fire Inspector" Freder-
lex G. Cowie and William Alexander.
This IS pretty rough" Eaton re-
marked to the captain "StEli can
prove that there is big mistake some
where after get back to Wheeling"
The police arc willing to give him n
chance to prove It, and nrc waiting for
the Wheeling police to take the man
back for trial. THOMAS BAIRD.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

To those unaccustomed to n New
York reproduction of a play with its
scenery, costumes and entire ensemble
historically correct, and used TO seeing
only the worn and familiar stage set
ting Of their provincial theatre. the
productions Of legitimate drama to be
given by Ellhu Spencer at the Opera
House this evening, Saturday matinee
and evening, will come as reVelRtio.
Not only is every costume, armor, wig,
shoe and sandal worn in the different
plays a complete reproduction OF the
exact costume OF the time, but every
one OF the scenes OF the play Is an exact
and faithful representation OF the To-
cality where the scene is laid This
has been tremendous undertaking
anu in the accomplishment Of 1t vast
outlay Of money has been required,
so large that 1t would seem almost folly
to expend such sum on scenery alone.
But Mr.. Spencer knew what he was
about, and the knowledge that in Wit.
Messing his performance an auditor viii
not only have q perfect performance
Of ShRkcspeare's great works, but aIso
see before his gaze an exact reproduc.
ton OF every scene in the play, as wei!
as the exact coStumInE and dress OF
A4le pEIluut h4l4 4HasLAN AAbp pANSNtANea~NN.--
Of the play a thousand times more at
tractive than II, like other tragedlans,
he depended solely upon his own
powers to draw an audience, Mr.. Spen-
Ger is n great actor, but he does not
like some great actors, believe that be-
cause city may have a flftleth as
much population as New York 1t should
be given sIovenly and Indifferent per-
Torrance, while eXactlng New York
rates OF admission. Mr.. Spencer should
taken. and that he win receive the
patronage Of the good people OF
Wheeling who appreciate the compli.
mcnt he is paying their intelligence and
lIberality in bringing such an enormous
production as he carries to the city,
Cors without SAYING. Additional In
tcrcst is given the Spencer engagement
through the presence in the company
Of Mr.. Frank Hennig, a Wheeling boy
who Is Mr.. spenSer's leading man
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LONDON. March 25,-The announce
mcnt that the new United states tariff
will not be retrotrnctIve has resulted
In tho inevitable rush of exports to
America and Tor the moment every
industry is pushing this work, Ship
owncrs nrc finding difficulty in handling
Tho businepE offered. Their regular
shIrg have been filled with cargo long
In advance Of tho dnics of sailing and
The Cunnrd line Ia deBpatching vessel
from bordeaux to New York Win
goods which arc usually sent Ivy tho
Via Liverpool
The pail Mall Gazette observes that
/, IL singular TINT the American spccu-
fatoTg who are engineering the heavy
luying have forgotten the lesson OF
iSgO-'gi,
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Mlll M,leom, rrank nennlg.

The host OF friends Of the actor, Frank
Hcnnig, in his own home. Will give him
hearty welcome at the Opera House this
evening. Wheeling has always felt
proud OF Frank, for he is one of the
most capable trageilans on the boards
Frank BeaIl, another old Wheeling boy,
now manager OF the Sioux city (lowall
opera house. was In town this week, ana
In the course of conversation mention
cd the high tribute the great traScdian
Thomas W. Keenc, whose leading man
Frank HCnnig was for many years PAID
tho Wheeling boy. Nj kccnc was en-
thuslaStlc In speaking OF Frank ana pro-
nounCcd him one Of the best actors on
thc Legitimate RtnEr, and predicted for
him a brilliant future professionally.
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RRNRonn
LlveHswS Ttomb EfFons the Lively In...
trial Town. w.


BenWood lodge No, 3 a. o. u. W. b,,
three limitations az It's regular inepi'sl
last night. This lodge Is in a iloi,rIsstnaR
condition, ma last night coHsidCre4' gslhE
applications far membership. Tbcr. ~
more applications alsO In Tho bSrS. ~,
tho secretary. u
Mr.. August Happe Jet the c9atf,e, ..
tho erection OF a twelve-room dweIt.E
house on Water street, Just above TX, ~.
ferry landing, yesterday, to Jones q NJ
Graw, OF Belmlre. The bids ranged trs,.
$1,000 70 5000. ~ ''ia
Tho now Helms building at Witt.
mans wa TO have been complcted Z.
April /, but bad weather has Drcysn, y
ItS completion. II will contain a sofoogl
which with Paul RIedel's new s1loC.'
will almost raise the number up 10 tCr,v'
Mrs. p. Kady, whose sudden death :,
her home in Benwood Junction We! "a.
noted In Yesterdays Intelligencer Ieav,,
three IONS, who are we'll known ctpploys.
OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad IL.
husband RlGo survives her.
Yesterday afternoon between ma
O'Clock, occurred the death OF Mrs. JohS
Seaman, after g. comparatively short H. H.
ness. Death was due TO complIcatio,
Of diseaGes. A husband and two Gill
dfen survive her.
L. La Roche, the music dealer, Of Bell.
ARE, had q force OF men engaged yertG,.
day In removing the piano from 4,
John'O nall, where Il was used FOR n.
st. Patriots concert.
Mrs, Xnandn Keyser YESTERDAY
through Sinclair and Pellcy, translsrFei
to John w. Cunningham. Of LIFnes,one
4 piece Of land In Webster district. Con.
alteration, 800.
The condition OF Mrs. Atwell, Of Doftb
BenwOod, wife OF Roger Atwell, a River.
DIDO tube worker, was reported yesterday
al being critical. Paralysis IL her con.
plant.
Tho electric light plant will shortly b.
built at the Irwin property, near the Bal.
timore & Ohio bridge, and the citizens
viii have electric light In ninety days
The interior Of the city building has re-.
ceiyed a thorough cleaning, and 1t BIDS
fair to rival any building OF like pret.a.
glans, for cleanliness. In the state.
About twenty BcHw0od people attead.
ed the anniversary cnter;aInmcnt Of The
Protected Home Circle, at The Pythsan
Castle, last night.
A new hOuscn will be put in at 10.
skrlp mill az the Wheeling steel and Iron
works to-day, consequently the cmploysI
will be idle.
Prosecuting Attorney Parsons, and
Attorney b. Evans, of Moundsville were
in town on business yesterday.
Albert serig Is having handsome mex
porch addition bulk to his residence. ca
Main street.
The Riverside steel works had it, run
Of few days, and dropped bottom ys'.
terday.
Albert Policy has returned from hIsE.D
to CadIz, Ohio.
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equally divided between local ana fcrs
elEn peesengera, This lncttasa OF
cdnEs. q lnrgely due 20 the incr6ASed
tlea. oltOrd "a the public using your
lltlo, there havlng been during che past
NQAt flNe plsgonFor Trains daily, llrh
X. These tncr1 qpd facilities have
INVOLVED Increased cost and the cost has
incroaaed morn than the revenue, The
aNeEogo earnings per passenger. per
ttla ltefeaGed 6-too % one cent and
the cost per passenger per mile In
. oeotUeeN ~ tho not pr0ht averaging
1890 % one cent per passenger pSr
mile. That the use by The public OF
these 4ae ltleB has not kept paca with
the Improvement Of the facilities Is
9aoWn AH the facts that the average
number o. passengers per mile deGreaa.
Cd nom y, IN 1895 to LOO IN 1895, and
Che aNef4ga number OF passengers per
train Decreased from Sail In 1895 20
1901 An slSe8, It ID hop0d that q revival
os bu9 illness win 50 increase the patron.
ege BY HE travelling public % to 1ustl.
y TIE INCREASED cost which - incurred
~ aftotdlhs the present improved 6Or-
As between 1895 and 1895 tho total
earnings decreased StS,et7 81, or 1854
per, cent and the total operating ex.
fenses Increased &, l4l ", or little less
than enc por cent. The ratio Of opera
ting oGpelGeS 20 EARNINGS. which was
6l,Ss per cent Ia 1895, has Increased to
$40 Per cent, which Is greater than In
1891 when g was q. g per cent. The
hire Of equipment being taken Into nc
count a. part Of the cxpehSes to this
company, the net earnings fFum ali
sources were in 1885 &lISl7S Sc and in
1875 SeS,sa0 IS, a decrease OF A9,2Ss 0S,
or 4259 per cent.
Tue trustees under each OF tho two
tnortgages made by tho company have
furnished transcripts Of their respec-
tive accounts and OF the registry OF the
nuinberu OF the bonAR purchased with
the sinking FUNDS and the prices paid
for them. The two transcripts arc
herewith submitted for publication
with this report.
BY order Of the board of directors.
W. 2. HUBBARD.
President
The earnings, expenses and net earn
lng8, are shown in the following table:
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY's DEPARTURES,

PlttsburEh.. II. X. BEDFORD, S a, m.
Cincinnati. hudson, S a. m,
PRrkerBburg. ARGAND, II a. m.
MAtamorNs.. .LI32SINGTON, II a. m.
SIsterSVllle,. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
CIarington.. LEROY, $50 p, m.
Pittsburgh, .LORENA, 5 d. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. s a, m.
PRrkerBburg. BEN HUR, II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston, III. X. BEDFORD, $50 n. IN.
ParkcrDburg. ARGANps Il a. m.
aS,,.LEXlEGTON, II q. m.
SiSteTsVille, RUTH. $50 p. m.
ClarIngt ION. LEROY, $40 p. m.
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HlS-liS S. ......... $ig,9jS 0S 4SS9
night that William Eaton, wanted in
Wheeling. on charge of arson. was ar.
rested and will be taken there for trial.
At the time Eatons store In Wheeling
burned. on the night OF February u, ne
was In Pittsburgh, and the police here
were wired by the Wheeling officials TO
locate him, which they did at the Sew
enth Avenue hotel. He was allowed TO
FGHIaiE here all the next day. and when
informed that night by a reporter for
the Times that he was charged With
setting his store on fire. he said hc had
not heard OF It's being burned. He left
Pittsburgh the following morning and
went to Wheeling.
The story at the time vas that Eaton
went to Wheeling a few days before the
fire and rented a building Tor the pur-
pose OF conducting wholesale agency
for supplying retail dry goods dealers,
It was alleged that he had bu: a few
hundred dollars worth Of goods In the
place. but placed $500 worth of InSur-
ance on the stock. The same dispatch
says that William Alexander, OF Chica-
go, a former FIRE Inspector, who, 1t IL
claimed. furnished Eaton with his stock
Of goods. was also placed under arrest
Last night the TntelllEencer wired to
Chicago for information US to Eaton's
arrest, and at o'clock this morning
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Send your address to II. T., Bucklen
e. Company, Chicago, and get free
sample box of Or. Kings New Life
Pills. A trial will convince you of
their merits. These pills are easy In
action and are particularly effective IN
tho cure az Constipation md Sick
Headache For Malaria and l,ivcr
troubles they have been proved lnVal-
liable. They atc guaranteed 10 hc rrr-
Icrtiv free from every drlctcrl)rs gun.
stance and In BE- pIrcl" vcEctphl.
They do not weaken rs thsir lrilaa.
but by giving tone IL tho st@Tarti and
bowels greatly lnvinoratc tli' Systoin,
Regular size Sc per box, Sold by Lo-
an Drug Company.
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There ls nothing just as good a. ~. ~,
Kings New Discovery for Cohsgs"g,,
ton, Coughs and Colds, 50 dSmaTmu ~, n
and do not permit the dealer TO sen y, W. u,
some substitute. He will not C, wv.
there Is anything better, but ~ s SsJ,,
to make more profit he may 't Tns
something else TO be Just ms SooG' w. ~.
want Dr.. Kings New Discover W y.
cause you know 1t to be safe an9 a y,
liable, and guaranteed to do goa ,,S.
money refunded. For Coughs' wv
Consumption and for all affections ,,S y.
Throat, Chest and Lungs, there Is -, ~" NJ,
Ing so good as Is Dr.. Kings New ,,,, ~ ~,
coVery. st Logan Drug Com.S" nv
Drug Store. Regular size 20 cen" ~
81, co. -"
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OIL cITY--RIver 6 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cold
WARREN.-RIvcr G feet l inch,
Weather cloudy and cold,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 feet :
inches. Showing and windy.
STEuBENVILLE-R River is foot and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
Passed up The II. X. Bedford, Lor-
TenR, Raymond Horner. Passed down
The Samuel Clarke, Ben Hur and
PCrscy Kelsey.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II feet :
inches and rising. Showing, weather
colder The Adam Jacobs is due up
aud down on Friday.
F1TTSHURG-RlvGr II feet and ris-
Ing at the dam. Clear and cold.
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Yesterday afternoon, at the Office OF
the franklin Insurance Company, the
stockholders OF the Greenwood Gene
terry Association. held their annual
meeting and elected the following board
OF directors: j. *. BotSEord. q. l.. Gran
mer. George Adams. Mortimer Pollock,
Hulllhen Quarter, Joseph Bell aud T..
c. Ewing. The directors did not elect
officers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-26

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March ga
special to the Post from AllcnsvIIlc,
Ky. Ehys: Marshall Russell, Maria
SnOwden and Maggie Short WCrc
drowned there last night while out bont
riding on pond when tho boat cap.
sized. Tho cries OF the drowning pco-
pic we're not heard by amy one and tho
nOews Of their plunge To death wns not
known until late last night.