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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Another effort is to be made to break
the will OF the late Jacob Snyder, who
died last winter Yesterday, at Circuit
Clerk Henning's office. Messrs. White
& Allen, attorneys, gave notice that a
suit would be filed ON behalf OF their
client, Mrs. Emma Ebbert, a daughter
and heir-at-law, of Jacob Snyder. to
break the will, which is declared to be
ineQuatable and unjust to the plaintiff,
Not only Is II claimed that she Is not
given her just proportion of the estate
but the share that was devised TO. her
Is held In trust by the trustees OF the
estate, who have not been required TO
give security for the faithful perform
ance OF their trust The bill of partlc-
ulars will be filed to-day, and will give
in detail the grounds upon which the
suit Is based.
II viii be remembered that Just after
the will had been offered for probate in
County Clerk Robertson's office last
spring, efforts were made on behalf OF
some Of the heirs TO prevent probate be-
ing granted, but that eventually the
heirs came to a common understanding
and the litigation was dropped. The ac-
tlon OF Mrs. Ebbert, therefore, is great
surprise. 1t Is said that the fight will
be long and hotly contested one, In
Importance 1t Is second to the famous
contest to break the vii. OF the late Mi
.chael Riley, in which the plaintiffs were
stircpssful The estate Is estimated to
be worth from 100000 TO 100000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
A SHOOTING ARRAY


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a uespe'a'e s"uu'''s 'it"S o.'u'' W
at Stringtown, little hamlet Out IN the
oil fields. about twenty-five miles back
a, s,s,orsyiIo a. n, eorIv bour vester-
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Jay HoEhlhs' anu one Vi '"e 'l0'''hs %
probably fatally wounded while the
other partIcipant Is In a serious condi-
uon o. urhaoItns bosn,t.t
$50 =" "ls''e
The scene OF the ARRAY was III d
"speak-easy," one OF those accompani-
ments 10 an oil town where prohibition
4, ,.,,,.asa, - axts, Tho na,tio,,arts
10 suppo'eu "
were an oil driller named FOX OF Sis
tersvllle, and a bartender, WIN Mack
az Fox when under the influence of
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'iquor Is very "ouoles"''s, an" ''e'' az
entered the "speak-easy' ana saw
Mackey dispensing thee flicker" he
,hougbt ba racornized one NJ the men
'"V's"' ~. -
VINO peat nm up SO pauly III u POKER
joint In Slstersville last winter
After nm oath or two, Fox drew his
revolver and opened fire ON Mackey.
The first bullet went through the lat
ter's hat, the next through his right ell
bow, and the third and last, entered the
bar.tender's breast. During the fusl-
Iade Mackey had reached for his gun,
and before Fox could fire agahl bull
let from Mackey's revolver caught him
under the heart, dropping him to the
floor,
Both men bled profusely, and there
was no medical aid available for miles
Fox was taken to Slstersville, and at
the last accounts his life was despaired
Of Mackey took his injuries very cody,
and held up well under the strain of the
ride over the rough roads TO Slstersviile,
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ticket agent here was filled by John =
Sherry, his capable assistant, and L NJ
Stay, OF the freight force, was made as,
sistant, and c. Ii. Blakeney given ths
freight office by Agent ]. W. CARRIER,
Rev. Dr. Holmes and wife will leave
this week for a trip on the lakes. Dur.
ing this excellent minister's vacation
they made this trip last year, and the
result was so satisfactory that they Min
try the same thing over again this year.
John b. Hastings. who has been in
this city for several months past. has
gone to his home in Parkersburg. NJ
Va. Mr.. Hastings will leave this week
for Alabama, where he will show hls
new process OF manufacturing steel.
The American Mechanics Band viii
leave to-day for Mountain Lake Park
where they play a two weeks engage.
ment. This Is the third season This
band has played at this resort,
Miss Alice McCleary, of ALLEGHENY
Pa, who has been visiting relative,
here for two weeks past, left yesterday
for her home,
Heatherlngton's brass band will leave
lHuIauug AuI ElNblAH AhIh 10 hluUl
two weeks. A band OF twelve pieces Mil
go out,
d. A. Colbert and wife returned YES.
terday from Atlantic City. where they
have been spending ten days at that
resort.
r. C. Haase left yesterday afternoon
for Newark to enter upon the duties Of
his new office as travelling passenger
agent,
Charles and Richard Dover have re.
turned home from GAINESVILLE where
they spent several weeks with relatives
D. IT. Cowen, wife and son came in
yesterday morning from Atlantic City
after pleasant visit at that resort.
Miss Gertrude Steger went TO Mounds.
Vile camp grounds yesterday 10 spend
q few days at that resort.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stewart, OF Allegheny. Il
the guest OF relatives in the Fourth
ward
Moses Ellkau will leave Thursday for
Atlantic City to spend few days there.
Miss Edna Mcdonald, of Beaver Falls
Pa, is the guest OF friends in the city
Jacob Blum is spending few days
with relatives in New York City,
Isaac Booth is seriously Ill at his
home in the Fourth ward.
G. W. Dickens came In yesterday from
Epworth Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Between fifty and sixty citizens and
tax payers of Terrill precinct, Cameron
district, in Marshall county met at the
Terrlll school house to endorse the action
OF the citizens committee appointed to
examine the record OF the county court
Of Marshall county NJ. p. Hubs was
chosen chairman, with Frank Hubbs
secretary The report OF the citizens
committee was considered, and the fol-
lowing committee, w. II. Harris y.
Lowe, s. L. Allen, Frank. Hubbs and G,
u. Hubbs, was appointed to draft sulta-
bic resolutions lndorHing the actions of
the committee.
The resolutions were passed unani-
mously, and condemn the alleged star
chamber" methods OF the county court
and clerk, and assure support In the
proposed investigation and legal pro.
ceeiings. Forty-onc citizens subscribed
their names to the resolutions.
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N. & o.. E,nIanntlon.

This is the way the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad explains It's recent advance In
West Virginia coal rates:
"The tariff OF 81 30 per ton issued by
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad from the
West Virginia mines 90 various points
In Ohio was an entirely new tariff eN-
cept to Cleveland. When the Pitts
burgh mines were in operation, the
Baltimore & Ohio did not try to put
West Virginia coal into Youngstown,
Canton, Massillon, Sandusky, Huron.
Loraln and Northern Ohio manufacture
ing centres, as the haul was SO much
longer than from the Pittsburgh dis
trlct that a considerably higher rate
would have to he charged for transpor-
tatlon, but when the strike came and
the Pittsburgh district stopped shipping
coal to this territory many inquiries
were made for rates on West Virginia
coal. As 1t was desired TO aid consum-
ers In every possible way the rate OF
81 50 was at once published. This tar
III, however, was not put into effect UNI
til ten days after It's issue and while It
was dated July Il no shipments were
made at the rate OF 81 80 per ton prior
20 July g."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

City Health Officer. Dr. Jopson's
monthly report for July was Issued yes
torday. and indicates very good condl-
zion OF the public health. The total num-
Der Of deaths In the past month was for
ty-two. making the annual mortality
rate thirteen and onc-half per 1000.
Twenty OF the deaths were from chronic
diseases: only Ave were Of children at
nlcted with gastro-lntestlnal diseases,
smaller number than for some time back.
Twelve OF the deaths were " pcr5ons
sixty years OF age. There was not one
death from any acute infectious disease
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LOCAL BREvITIEs
Matters or Minor Moment III aud Abont
the gity,

tie NNf'
Squire Rogers will give a hearing
Thursday to an oleOmargcrine seller
who passed of his wares as the real
thing.
The interior of Wesley NJ. Il. church Is
to be beautifully frescoed, and wOrkmen
were busy yesterday fixing up the scat
folding for the work.
The case OF Lizzie Fink, charged with
raising disturbance back OF the Allan
tic engine house, by w. j. Hope. was
continued last night by Squire Fitzpat-
rick until August ..
Burns & Church have Just received
another new hack and landau, claimed to
be the finest In the city. Two teams Of
blooded horses have also been added TO
this firms equipment.
Entrance fee for fox hounds for the
olympic Club Fox Chase and Picnic, &c
be given August 81, at the state fair
grounds. 30 cents per head. Must be
thoroughbred fox hounds. None but
thorough breds will be admitted.
Mr.. Howard Thompson, OF the Nc
Lure, yesterday afternoon received a
dispatch announcing the death at Cam
brldgeboro. Pa, of Eugene Ford. better
known among oil men as Gene" Ford.
The deceased had until recently been
associated In the oil business with Mayor
George NJ. Gardner, Of Sistersville, and
was well known throughout this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug 2,-rhe
second session Of the national gymnaB.
tic Teachers Association, met in South
Side Turner hail to-day
A committee consisting Of McssrH su.
der and Grcnyr, u Chlcauo; Flcck Of
Milwaukee. Whitewater. NJ ST. Louis,
ana pcrtuch, ot Philadelphia, was ap.
pointed To devise plan for free aud
populnr exercises aud nm improved Bys-
lem of matldng, This committees 70.
mort III TO bo submitted to the next m g..
ilnnni convention which Is to meet IN
San Frnncisco next year
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

General Manager and Receiver Bllck-
ensderfer of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railway, has decided 10 move the office
OF Superintendent Stout to Toledo. The
change will take effect on sunday, Aug
ust Is. on the same date the office of
superintendent OF motive power and
cars will be moved TO Toledo from Nor
walk, the object being to concentrate
the general offices and to reduce ex-
penses. Superintendent: Stout will take
his present office force with him, the
train dispatchers and bridge masters
The train master and two road masters
will remain In MassIllon. Mr.. Stout
Fays the company has no intention OF
removing the terminal from Massillon,
and that II Is there Ia stay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
BENw0oD.
News Items from tnu Lavely Industrial
Town.

News Items from the LnVely Industrial
Town.
The Wheeling plate mill went on yes.
terday morning, after an idlepcss Of
several weeks, owing to the mems re.
rusal to accept the reduction. They at.
cepted It Saturday in a conference with
President Hubbard. and Judging by the
scale adopted at the Youngstown con.
ference. where the Amalgamated scale
was adopted for the coming year, the
Benwood workers could not have hard.
ly done otherwise. The pudders az
this plant are still out, but they may
come to some arrangement, similar to
that made at Youngstown.
There were six cases In police court
yesterday morning. Two men who Cre.
ated disturbance on the steamer Ruth
near here, were taxed So and costs each.
and an ordinary drunk was taxed Ike
wise. They paid their fines. The other
three were discharged.
Albert Doyle, one of the men employ,
ed by Contractor Dugan In laying the
new sewers, was overcome by the heat
yesterday, and had to 80 home,
Lawyers Mahon. Mclaughlin and
shuck. OF Wheeling, were here on bud.
ness yesterday.
The Lorena mandolin club plcnics at
Whiteman's grove next Saturday.
Rev. ]. S. Robinson left on a visit 10
Grafton yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

The congregation OF st. Anthony's
Catholic church. OF Bridgeport, and sew
eral hundred OF their friends plcnIcked
at Wheeling Park yesterdayluThe ma
jorlty went out on the and 10 o'clock
motors, and large crowd followed In
the afternoon. splendid HIST Of amuse-
ments was carried out, the most cnjoya-
bic feature being the base ball game be-
tween the Irish and German members Of
the congregation. In the evening the
literary society presented drama very
acceptably, to large audience In the
Casino,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
marriage licenses were issued to the
following:
James Clay, aged thiry-fve, and
Mary Bohanna aged twenty-five years,
o. Wheeling.
Everett Ross, aged thirty-one years,
and Samantha j Haynes, aged thirty
years. of Wheeling.
The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded:
Deed made May Is. 1887, by Harry W.
Mcclure, Bernie s Mcclure. ct al. to
Catherine Sweeney; consideration. $50:
transferring lots No. Is. l6 and II, In j.
Mcclure addition No. 2.
Deed made October 20. 1896, by D. NJ.
Alexander and wife, to John W. Blake,
consideration, 500 transferring lots
10 aud II, IN Alexander's addition to
Greggsville
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DEADLY FOLDING BED
Got In fits Work ut the McLur. House
YraIrrdnN.

Col III lth hOth NJ wv Heh"I '""AN
Yesterday.
The deadly folding bed has been
responsible for so many accidents that
it Is not surprising Wheeling has had a
visitation from His BedshIp. Early yes
terday morning, faint and mufIled cries
were heard by persons in front of the Nc
Lure House on Market street. For some
time the cries could not be located, and
the clerk Of the hotel thought one Of the
boarders who is subject to twlnges Of
rheumatism, was more demonstrative
than usual. Finally persons occupying
a room ON the parlor floor, discovered
that the cries came from the occupant Of
an adjoining room. They and several
persons. including q policeman, went to
the rescue. They found man almost
smo.hcred 10 death In a folding bed
which had collapsed. He was extrlcated
from his trying position and fortunately
was not seriously injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
lnNnAY,s rEMpERAruRE.


Shelter was given at the city lock-up
last night to a man and wife, with their
four children, two boys and two girls,
and a dog. They had come from up the
river. and stated that they were making
their way from Detroit to Benwo1d. AZ
thev we're unable to secure lodging at the
hotels, being In rather poor clrcum'
ptances. the doors of the lock up were
generously thrown open.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03
A MUSIC FESTIVAL.
The Coming sumn,ernSehtsfesta at Mozart
Park Attracting Great Interest-It Is n
Musical Event OF Importance.

The Coming summrrnNchtsfesta at Mozart
Park Attracting Great IntereSt-It Is a
Musical Event OF Importance.
Musical Wheeling IS interesting itself
in the coming music festival at Mo-
Fart park, next Sunday, In which the
combined strength OF the best singers Of
the German singing societies OF Allie
gheny and Pittsburgh, and some OF
those of Wheeling, Will take part. 1t is a
musical event of no mean Importance,
and is certain to attract large and
appreciatIve audience to breezy Mozart
Park.
Kellers' grand orchestra, one of
Plttsburgh's best, made up of twenty
pieces, will be here on this occasion, an
assurance that the orchestra work will
be entirely satisfactory. Very Interest,"
ing will be the first appearance In
Wheeling of Miss Sarah Vogel, one Of
Plttsburgh's sweetest sopranos, who,
with Mr. Charles Zulauf, Of whom no
words of praise are needed, Will be the
vocal solOists. Among the instrumental
soloists are +. Sim, trombone; G. Mil
Ter. cornet; Slgnor j. Nerilla, clarlonet;
Charles Cooper, vlollhcello, and w. f.
Hennig, either.
These are the. names Of instrumental
soloists who have charmed many au-
dlences. Last, but not least, comes the
chorus of two hundred voices, under the
direction of Professor Benjamin Kellers,
OF Pittsburgh, In which viii appear
some of WheelIng's best voices
Excursions will be run on the Pam
Handle. tickets good for three days, and
the management of the park is arrang-
ing for excursions on other roads. Alto
gether the prospects are for tremen-
dous crowd here next Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Messrs.I. w. and David White and f,
E, Foster, of the furniture firm OF White,
Handley & Foster, are the plaintiffs In a
suit against David Il. Handley. another
member OF the firm. and the several
creditors OF the firm, for the purpose OF
which is to have the business placed in
the hands of a receiver to vino up the CO.
partnership. The suit does not aftec, the
standing OF the firm at all. but is simply
litigation looking toward the reorganiza-
ton OF the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Interest in the project for a railroad
from Waynesburg and points in Greene
county Pennsylvania, which had drop
ped ON account Of the late strlngeney
in financial circles, has been revived and
the hopes OF the people Interested are
that the project will soon be realized
and the road speedily constructed, To-
day, in waynesburg, a mass meeting Of
the citizens of Greene county Is TO be
held at the court house, to further the
interests OF the new road, the corporate
title Of which is the uniongown, Waynes-
burg & West Virginia Railroad Com
pany. The meeting is to be addressed
by Judge Crawford, Senator Walton and
other well known gentlemen. 1t Is
hoped that one result OF the meeting
will be a general revival of Interest IN
the road In Greene and Fayette coun-
ties, In Pennsylvania, and In Ohio and
Marshall counties, West Virginia.
wheeling people have not taken the
proper amount Of interest In this pro-
JeCl' anu uIlItaS tue S""lh"S'
merce and ths other commercial bodies
OF the city are awakened to the situa-
ton, the road may have It's western ter
minus at Moundsvllle and the benefits
that would follow the termination Of the
line at this city would be largely lost
II the road is built from unIontown to
the Ohio river It would open a rich
agricultural and mineral country. OF
particular Interest TO Wheeling Is the
fact that the road would enter the
southwestern Pennsylvania coke region,
and IL the Wheeling route should be
chosen. Il would mean much for the
manufacturers OF this community, who
have long felt the need of 4 direct and
competitive freight service from the
coke fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

Chief Of Police Thomas y. Bennctt
has completed his report for July. II
shows. Number Of arrests, ii3; white
males. IS, colorcd, q. number Of females,
white A.. colnrc1, q males sent to Guy
prison, 80. females sent to county jan
b; amount " fines ana costa n'sosSedd,
81, iO8 Go. amount u lnos ana costs col
lectcd. f73s 40; number Of cases dlamlHs-
cd. 10; cases withdrawn, 2, fines paid, 6si
fines gippendod H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-03

srcclnl pIsrnlch 70 I'D lnlolIIgenoor:

Special Dispatch to the lntcllgcnoor.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Aus, 2--Pen-
sion certificates have been issued 10
West vlrplnln applicants as follows;
Increase william Green, Marion
Rclssuc-Iamcs Holland clyde.
Widows-Mnry W. Ease, Pdrkershurg'
Cntharinc H. Matthews, Henderson;
ship A. Powell, Glcnville; Nancy IL.
Austin. Clinton Furnace.
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nuRNiNd, itching slJln diseases In.
glnntiy relieved by he Wltts witch
Hazel anlyo, unoHuollc1 Tor. cuts.
bruises, burns II heals without lenyng
a scar, Charles H. Gnotgc. Mnr.
Rot nnd Twelfth streets. Chatham
sinclair lortv.alxth and jacob alroolg,
a, 10 schcclc No goa Main street. nix
Icy rruHe Penn aud Zlno slrocih
bowie & Co., bridgeport.
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THE NEW ROAD.
Greene County People Stirring
Themselves for the
PROPOSED ROAD TO THE OHIO,

With Terminal at Mound'vlle or wheel
ing-A Mass Meeting Is 10 be Held To-day
ut wayns,barg-Loea People should
Interest Thsm'sIvs, to the Eatrnr Of Sc
curing the Western Terminus at this
City-A Great Territory woald bO Made
Tributary.
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AT,smnrknble Cure of Chronic DIprrhua.

ARemnrknbie Cure OF Chronic DIHrrhaa.
In 1862, when 1 served my country as
a private In Company A., One Hundred
and Sixty-seventh Pennsylvania Volun.
teers. contracted chronic diarrhoea. II
has given me a great deal of trouble
ever since. have tried a dozen differ
ent medicines and several prominent
doctors without any permanent relief.
Not long ago friend sent me a sam
pie bottle of Chamberlaln's Collie Chol'
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and after
that l bought and took llfty-cent bot
tie: and now can say that am entire
ly cured. ] cannot be thankful enough
to you for this great Remedy and rec.
ommend 1t TO all suffering veterans II
IN doubt, write me Yours gratefully
HENRY sTEINBERGER, Allentown,
Pa. Sold by druggists.
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nerves are crying out for assistance.
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About 1880 o'clock last night flro broke
OIL In KITTY Lees house, 1wnty'ir'!
and Mnln streets. Tho lrc ORIGINATED
from tho nue which extends from the
laundry beneath. through the front wnll
gomo damage was done by water and
the debris caused by tearing out q par-
lion Of the wall, totalllng about S0b
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Della Die, the unfortunate girl, who
escaped from tho Hcgcue Home. was
Tried upon lunroy warrant Yesterday
ut the Instance o. some parties Inter
tsto1 IN her condition, squire FllS'
patrick committed her to the county W.,
urinary, Tot she needs inedichl foUei
bhdlN
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thy q COPY " the beautiful new soar
''1't1u'rt Lilo Unto u Flower by ltoV'
John u, bauer. Price zoe.
'' u. W. nAUMER co,
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Yesterday was a day Of hIgh temper
aturc. The hourly record was as fol-
lows:
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THE SNYDER Will.
One OF the Heirs will Enter Suit to
Break the WIN.
MRS, EMMA EBBERT PLAINTIFF

In suit Orvhleh Notice was Given Yes
tsrday at Circuit Clerk Hsnning's ONCE.
AIsSsrs. White and Allen Have Been Re-
tainsd-BnI orPartloulArs viii be Filled
To-day plaintiff Claims Her share Is
Not Equitable aud Not Properly
Guarded.