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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-14
IN THE COURTS.
A Number OF Important Cases Acted Upon
Mt YeAterday's sessions,

The criminal court, Judge HHgus wac
In session yesterday, The following ac-
ton was taken on cases.:
State w, Johnson; reset from septem-
Der 20 to September %.
Case of State VS. Richard Ryan, a mis-.
demeanor; Colonel Arnett argued the de-
murrer for the defense and the matter
was taken under consideration by the
court.
Pleas OF abatement were argued In the
case Of the state W.. Angie Strong, indict-
ed for selling beer without license.
Cox & Schuck were appointed attor-
neys for George Deitz, Indicted for theft.
DletS was brought before the court and
said he didn't want an attorney and was
sorry he had become involved In trouble.
This plea was not received by Judge
Hugus, who named attorneys for the
young man as mentioned above There
IL general sympathy manifested in
young Dietz about the court house. Thu
young man Is not n Vicious criminal and
was led into his trouble through dlsslpa-
ton.
State Va, S, Austin: ex-Judge Jordan
entered q demurrer to the Indictment,
argument on which Is set for September
49,
State w. George Emblem; argument
Of demurrer by Colonel Arnett set for
September iG.
State Va. Mike O'Nelll, Attorney Comm
was not ready TO file demurrer and tho
matter was postponed until September
10.
state w. Charles Gibson; demurrer to
be argued September 1Gl
sns.. -
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THE RIVER.
Steam Navigation Hoard.

Much interest Is being taken by Pitts
burgh rlvermen in the meetings of tho
national board of steam navigation, at
the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, on
Tuesday. Among other matters to be
considered will be an amendment to tho
steam navigation laws, preventing the
seizure and attachment Of steam vessels.
A bill to this effect was introduced In
the last session OF Congress. but failed TO
pass. The owners of boats want law
providing that bond be fled with tho
various United States marshals in the
districts through whfch the vessels nav
lgate. This bond shall be deemed stuff
Client for the satisfaction of any libel
which may be lodged against the owner
Of any vessel. 1t Is also provided that no
vessel shall be seized or attached for any
sum less than the approved bond A
memorial to Congress will be adopted at
Tuesdays meeting and the measures will
be strongly urged.-Pittsburgh Press.
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Fire Department Committee.

A meeting OF the city council COM
mlttee on fire department was held in
the office of the city clerk last evening,
Chairman Harry Mcclure presiding, and
the following members present: Messrs
Nesbltt, Gartley, Hahne, Otto, Baird
and 2wlcker. Chief Kiieves was also on
hand, Bills aggregatlng S0O6 II We're
audited and recommended to council for
payment.
Mr.. Nesbitt, the Fifth ward member,
informed the committee that he had
asked for bids for certain repairs at the
Hook and Ladder house, and wanted
them opened and the contract given.
This course met with some opposition,
1t being suggested that the Fifth ward
man had acted without authority from
the committee. The latter responded
that he had acted in the belief that he
was Fastening consideration Of the
matter, the repairs being necessary. At
ter considerable discussion, In the
course OF which 1t was suggested that
the committee has not the money with
which to make the contemplated re-
pairs, It was moved that committee
OF three be named by Chairman Me-
Lure, which would make an investiga>
llUH u5 " lllG AtDlllo ll1AN99dlg hl llll
Fifth ward house and at the Atlantic
(Fourth ward) building, where Mr.,
Zwicker says an excellent telescope
view OF the heavens can be had most
any clear night The motion prevailed
and the chairman named Messrs. Baird,
Nesbltt and Gartley. Much to his dis
gust, however. all Of these declined to
serve.
Then 1t was suggested that the
chairman and clerk make the investiga-
ton, at the same time looking up the
matter of funds for the proposed lm>
provements but the chairman told the
committee he would be out of town for
three weeks, so this was tack that
failed.
At this point Mr.. Nesbtt renewed his
motlon'that the bids be opened and the
contract awarded The vote was two
for the motion, Messrs. NesbItt and
Gartley. and three against, Messrs.
Baird, Hahne and wicker.
Mr. Nesbitt-What shall / do with
these bids?
Mr. Hahne (the councilmanlc Hol-
man)-Who authorized you to secure
the bids?
Mr. Nesbitt-Why, l did 1t to hurry
up matters.
Mr. Hahne-Then you can take the
bids yourself.
There was considerable further dis
cusslon in the course of which Clerk
Nolte informed the committee that
there is $4,000 on hand of the $4,000 ap-
proprlated for the fire department for
the current fiscal year. ending Deem
Der 81, OF this amount $1,000 will be
used for salaries
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MORGANTOWN-- River q foot Z In.
chcs and stationary. Light sprinkle rain
this afternoons cloudy and mercury 50 at
y. IN,
GRl1tGNBORO-Rlvcr feet \ nchol
and falling Weather fair and hot
Adam Jacobs nnd Florence Ilelle duo
down on Tuesday, James q, Blaine ana
Hudson up
WARREN river o Of n foot
Weather fair and warm.
OH ClrY--ltlvor inches and ptnllnn.
airy cloudy ANA warm
rlTTSBuRGiI-R River ~ foot ana
fnllIng at the dam Clonr nhd warm.
HrBunl9NVlLLl1 River foot 4 IN.
ohes and failing, Cloudy and warm,
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Poetry In the suburbs.

The Misses De vries, Cecil and Harp
er, Mary and Emily Campbell, and
Mesdames Joseph Gibbs, II. C. Burke
and Albert Whitaker are hostesses at a
charming function this evening, for
which the following invitations have
been issued:
At a boarding house
Not far away,
A dance will be given
On next ironing day.
Music, fun and flowers
TIL the wee sma' hours.
A bit OF lunch,
A draft of punch
Across the pike
Cards II you like,
Do not he late;
Come at eight.
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Other Council rommlttee,.t

The council committee on real estate
held n meeting last evening and audited
regular bills amounting to SJ5 ~. The
bill Of $500 for insurance on the city
building was recommended to council
for payment. The policies run for the
term OF three years.
The committee on petitions and re-
monstrances met and recommended to
council passage of coffee house licenses
to the following persons: j. Robinson,
1l4S Water street; j n. Gavin. 29OO
Eoff street; Charles Och, 1929 Market
street.
The committee on ordinances took
under consideration the ordinance
granting to the Wheeling Bridge Il Ter
minal Railway Company the privilege
of laying tracks at Twenty ninth and
Main streets. South Side. The matter
was referred to City Engineer White,
with Instructions TO look up the mat
ter of grades.
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A regular meeting of the city council
will be held this evening at which the
stock-yards ordinance Is likely to come
to vote after several abortive at
tempts to hold regular and special
meetings of the city Legislature. Some
Of the councilmen are sald to fear put
ting themselves on record in this mat
ter and 1t is possible there will be some
difficulty in securing quorum.
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MARTINS FERRY.
tIaps and Mishaps In the Thriving City
A,.o.. tl,o nlyar

Flaps and Mishaps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
At congregational meeting held last
night in the lecture room of the Pres
byterlan church, A. A. Fletcher, of Gin
clnnatl, who had made the lowest bid
In the competitive bidding proposed to
build the church complete for $l2,705.
which, with the $500 allowed for seat
ing, lighting, heating and other furnish
ings, will make the total cost $l5,295.
The congregation instructed the COM
mlttee to contract for the building OF
the church. Services Will continue to
be held hereafter In the opera house I'M
til the new church is ready to be occu-
pied.
The first serious accident to any of
Martins Ferry's lady cyclists happened
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. AS
Miss Leila Hogue, In company with her
friend, Miss Westfall was going down
the Fourth street grade, In some way
Miss Hogue lost control of her wheel,
and was thrown violently 90 the pave
ment She was picked up and carried
into the home Of Mr. j. T. Haynes,
where 1t was some time before she re-
gained consciousness. DR.. j. c. Hervey
was summoned and dressed the wounds.
which consisted OF cash an inch and a
half long behind the right ear and quite
n flesh wound on the right forearm. She
was conveyed to her home on North
Fourth street, where likely she will be
confined some time to await the recov-
cry Of her injuries.
The high school literary society will
be entertained by Miss Ethel Smith, this
evening. Miss Smith win leave the first
OF next week for Mt. Union college,
where she expects to pursue course OF
study.
The BARRIERS Of Martins Ferry and
bridgeport are requested to meet In
Squire Howell's office tomorrow even
ing, 20 take final steps toward effect
ing their organization.
The Buckeye hose team have entered
upon systematic course of training
on their track In the upper part of
town preparatory to entering the race
at Tlflln.
Miss Sue Barr left for Steubenvllle
this morning, where she viii spend the
remainder of the week visiting relatives
and friends.
William O'NeIl returned last evening
from sistersville and vicinity, where he
has been in the interest OF Chicago
house.
Miss Anna Shannon returned to hor
home In Pittsburgh. after a pleasant
visit with her cousin Miss Edith Nc
Kim
Frank Coss was arrested last evening.
CHARGED with picking the pockets OF
John Stanton,
ThcPuddling department of the Act
na-siandnrd MIL VIII go on tomorrow
-
CONSTIPATION Ia the cause of all
sorts of serious disorders of the blood,
Strong cnthartlcs are worse than use-
ess, Burdock Blood Bttcrs Is natures
own remedy for troubles Of this sort. \
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AFFAIR.
The Wesley Entertainment Com.
prises Splendid Local Talent.
$50 PERFORMERS DIRECTED BY


As the time approaches interest In
creases in the production Of the grand
historical entertainment, 1.-THE Life and
Times OF Rev John Wesley" TO be CIV
en- at the Opera House, Thursday and
Friday evenings, September l6 and H.
with matinee Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The entertainment is under
the auspices of the Zane street street
NJ. Il. church, and will he rendered I'M
der the direction OF Mrs, Harriet Il.
Monroe, OF Philadelphia, whose ability
in this line is famous, She Will be as
sisted by well known local talent, $50
taking part,
This promises to be one Of the most
successful and elaborate affairs of this
kind ever given in Wheeling, and the
performers have undergone constant
rehearsing for some time They will
be drilled personally by Mrs. Monroe
tomorrow evening, she arriving In
Wheeling some time during the day.
Mrs, Monroe Is a renowned lecturer,
and her remarks calculating the enter
talnment will be aided by many SUI
perb stereopticon views.
Embraced Ia the local ensemble Is
some OF the best talent proourable. The
costumes worn will be typical of the
18th century, and In fact. the scenes
and embellishments will serve almost to
transplant the present age, The en-
tertainment will be very instructive as
we'll as interesting. Seats went on sale
at Houses music store yesterday morn
ing, and the sales so far have been very
rapid The admission charged is COM
paratively low.
There have been several OF the par
Elephants photographed in costume, and
their pictures are displayed around the
city in several store windows, attract
ing much attention. The steropotlcst Is
Frank Wilmer; class instructor, Miss
NJ. NJ, Stewart; pianist, Miss Ida
Ramp; orchestra, Wheeling Symphony
orchestra, DR.. Mcclure director. The
other performers and the characters
portrayed are as follows;:
PART /.
Allegorlcal procession. Chorus: children
OF the Heavenly King" One hundred
voices Leaders, Addlc Wncher, Mr.
Charles Israel, Methody couples: May
Rose, George Waterhouse; Mary Sun
derman, VIII Meek: Jessie Murrens,
H. NJ Handy; Mabel Haines, WIN Mer-
chant Cloda Serlg, Bert Plant. Lee
ture by Mrs. II. r. Monroe.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

The city gas works officials announce
that they have supply of local sutti-
cIent to run the plant until the ten
days limit allows a resumption at the
Floersheim mines. at FinleyVille, Pa,
when coal VII be furnished on the con-
tract Floersheim has with the city gas
board,
The gas board had considerable diff
Aculty for time during the strike In
getting coal Floershelms mines being
entirely shut down. First, some coal
was secured from the Monongah mines,
but more recently and at present coal
from a local mine is being used.
Superintendent Thompson, OF the gas
plant, has kept an accurate record OF
the gas producing abilities OF the coal
used, and the result Is as follows;
Coal Gas Production.
Finleyville ,......,. AZ feet TO ID, OF coal
MononEah .......... So feet to Id. OF coal
Wheeling ..,,...,,.. feet to ID, OF coal
From the above It will be seen that
the claim made some time ago thai the
Monogah coal Is equal to or superior to
the Finleyville coal In gas production
is without foundation, Monongah on the
face OF the returns, being only little
superior to the local product and TWEEN,
ty-fiye per cent poorer than Finleyville
coal. However the coal sent from Mo-
nongah was made up OF considerable
coal dust, which may account In a
measure for the showing 1t has made
at the Wheeling gas works,
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Baltimore Lodge No. 6, knights OF Pyth-
las; trial set for September 30.
Charles f. Bachman, guardian, vs..
Fred. Schodder. ct all attorney for tho
plaintiff asked for $500 for clothing Tor
his wards, Louisa and Phillip, and the
appointment OF a guardian ct Item OF
Fred, Henry. Louisa and Philip, minors
The petition was docketed and w. G,
Meyer was appointed guardian et Item.
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car. for iiiiIou. Collie

RESOURCE Scrcvona CO.. Ga,-t
hnvc been subject TO attacks Of bllloua
collie for several ycnrR, Chnmbcrlnln'A
Collie, Cholorn and Dlnrrhoon Remedy
h the only gHfe relief u apM llAe a
charm. one dose u II Elves relief when
NIL other remedies fnll,-G. D. SHARP,
For sale by druggists
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TO heal the broken and discussed tlq.
sues, 10 aoothe tho irrltnlcd surfaces, 10
instantly relieve and to permanently
euro IN The mission Of DeWltta witch
Hazel salve. Charles H. Goethe, Market
and Twelfth streets, Chatham Sinclair
Fdrty-Fixth ana Jacob stFepts. A, a.
Bohoele, No G07 Main street, lgxlcy
Bros, Penn ana Zane streets! Bowie &
Co., bridgeport
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Among the delegates WIN Idu ledch-
ed the city last night were the follow
ing;
81, Charles.
Colliers-J. s. Elliott,
st. Aary's-F. NJ. Taylor
New Martinsville-W. w. Leppert, e.
D. Leppert,
Mannington--A. b. Eshenbaugh,
Huntington-H, w, Jenkins,
Spencer-John Kirk and c, c, Lynch
Rudyville-Dr l.. A, Refer.
Gandeeviiie-A. NJ. Snodgrass.
Barboursville-J, A. Poteel.
Point Pleasant-H, X, Fry, Sam
cheerbrew, William Chambers.
Bluetield-C. j. Schnank.
Milton-D. L. Irwin,
Looneyvllle--A. W. Edgell.
EIizabeth-F. d. Pomroy.
Hartford-Charles Kraft.
Mt. Zlon-Ira Stemple.
Grangeyille-B. p. Hall.
Austin-U. G. Deahl
Overheld-F. j. Fesler.
Respect. NJ. Cunningham.
Keyser-W II. Wenner
Wyatt-F. H. Wilcox.
Independence. w, Crisis
Selbyville-P. S. Cribs.
Kerens-O. B. Goodwin.
Howesville-W II. owens.
Herrebock-J. j. ZIckefoose.
Zwicker-H. l.. Lewis.
Jane Levi. j. Davis.
Newberne-F. j. Waggoner.
Summers-0, L. Summers.
Berln-o. NJ. Swisher and e. v. ALL
man
Johnstown-J. L. Thrash.
Naturalization Moore.
Andy-W. w. Yates.
Burnt House-F. S. Wilson,
Maggie-John Gray.
Huntington-J. j. Browning
School House-A. Shinn.
Skull RuR-William Jackson
FrazIer's Bottom--J. r. Frazier, 7.
Farven.
Ravenswood-C. T. Knieram.
Parkersburg-Sam Stulder.
Cottageville-Z. 7. Mckay.
Guyandotte-F. A. Welder.
Cox's Landtng-Wiiiiam T. Cox.
-Cowen-Luke Flt2simmons, Il. II. Ro-
gers.
StRmW,
Glenvllle-John Kee.
St Marys-R. A. Flesher, NJ. II.
Flower.
NEW AlhItlIlSNlllG blGIL olIlNSlt
James McGhee.
Kidwell-W ]. Martin.
Arnoldsburg-E. l.. HayG,
French Creek-T. NJ. Chewood, Jas B.
Gould.
Summers-M. b. Summers.
French Creek-T. x. Wingropse.
Rcedsville-J. l.. SquIres.
Beling--J. S. Right.
JOhnstown-J. l.. Thrash.
Rock Cave-W. X. Mcdowell.
New Haven--C. s. Edwards.
Glenville-E. L. Woodford.
Central City-S. S. Griffith.
Centre Point-J. d. Ash.
Tunnelton-Eugene McGinnls.
Evansvllle-Henry Kinwood
Martinsburg-C. II. Wolfes.
Pickens-W. d. May.
MartInsbuFg-C. C. Johnson.
Stewartstown-Lewi Conf
Vandalla-C. Il. White.
Churchvllle--J. L. Moneypenny.
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Mount de ChantaI,

NEAR WHttliNG, W. VA.
Studies VIII be Resumed at this Academy
September s, 1897.
The advantages Of this Academy iO'
mental and physical culture are un'u-
passed. The day scholars dine and lunch
at the Mount and are taken to and from
the motor by conveyance provided by
the Sister free Of charge. For terms and
further Information, address ID.
DREcTRESs OF MOUNT OF cIlS1Al.
All trains Ao, at the Acadsmy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Linsly Institute,

A school for the thorough instruction OF
boys and young men. Military. Classical.
English.
Fail term begins Monday. September 10,
1891. For catalogues or other information,
address any member OF the Board OF
Trustees. or John M. Birch. Phi. D., PrIn.
board OF Trustees-Hon. A. w. Camp.
bell, president A. ], Clarke, ESQ., vice
president; John L, Dickey, NJ. D.. secre.
AK SIMPSON Sf Esu hS Jchn rJaJ Jones g
Hon. n. II. Whitaker, John S. Naylor,
Esq, Augustus Pollock, Esq, Hon. ]. B.
sommervlller Hon. William p Hubbard,
Rev Jacob Birmingham, Henry N. Rus.
sell, Esq, William F. Stlfel. Esq. jyl7
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This school offers complete and thor
ourh education in Practica! English,
Mathematics. English Classics, Latin,
Modern Languages and Elocution.
ART STUDIO, conducted by Mrs, Eva
Hubbard, offers superior advantages Tor
Pencil. Charcoal, Water Color, Crayon
Drawings and oil Painting.
Boys received In the Primary and Inter-
mediate Departments. For Circulars or in'
terview, apply to
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
WHEELING, ". VA.
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DELEGATES ARRIVING.

A Large Number ofDsIsgates 10 Jr. O. U.
A. NJ. state Council Heaohsd the Guy
Last Nizht-Parads and Ont,ng To- lay
The state council of the Jr, o. U. A,
NJ, which opens in this city to-day,
promises 10 be the great success antlcl-
pated. Many delegates came in last
night and considerably more will arrive
this morning. The general headquar-
tiers is at the stamm, and at this hotel
and the ST. Charles the accommodations
are nearly overtaxed. The council will
get down to earnest work tomorrow
morning at the odd Fellows hall, where
the sessions continuing until Friday
viii be held
So far as the general public is con-
cerned the feature will be the big street
parade and outing this afternoon ana
evening, nearby councils with visiting
delegates and the Wheeling councils
will make an imposing demonstration,
and In the line will be music to beat the
band, The parade starts of at
O'clock over the route as published In
Yesterdays Inteiigencer, The outing,
which occurs at Wheeling park, VIII re-
suit In one of the most enjoyable gath
erings of the year Before taking the
motors for the park at the conclusion
of the parade, Acting Mayor Chew Will
deliver the address OF welcome from the
city hall steps.
Among the delegates VINO had reach
ed the city last night were the follow
ing:
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diets: ". o, sayre. W. v. Hibberd,
Fred Cowl, Charles M Moore. A. l..
j. i. McCauseland, c. /. Echols, viii.
lam Jones.
Oxford Students: j. H. Devore, II. w.
Dtz. L. Dobbs. a. C. Nolte, ]. Reeder,
j. Il. Dobbs. G. A. Serig. W. Il. Jones,
r. Truxell, @, II. Garden, W. NesbItt,
Lecture by Mrs. H. f. Monroe.
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CONSTIPATION ia the cause of all
sorts of serious disorders Of the blood,
Strong cathartIcs are worse than use
less, Burdock Blood Blttcrs Is natures
own remedy for troubles of this SORT. n
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DR. rlTLos rILEs.
He Freely Expresses He Op's'oa - kss
r.-s 20 Mr.. Grsvsiy's Critieisna-

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