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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-31

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WEDNESDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 5,
YE CIVIL SERVICE
Has Even Taken the Elremsn In lis
Grasp-Examl nation at Wheeling.

Has Even Taken the Flremsn In lis
Grasp Exam nation AZ whseling.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that, on February O.
1898, an examination win be held at
Wheeling to fill vacancy as fireman
in the Federal building, al e salary OF
SEQ per annum, The examination will
consist of a very light educational test
together with practical questions, and
In addition thereto, applicants Will be
graded upon their age, experience ana
Intelligence. character as a workman
and physical ability, Persons desiring
10 enter this examination should apply
to the secretary of the board OF exam
liners, at the postoffice in Wheeling, for
application blanks. forms SO4 and 1874.
which should DO properly executed and
forwarded 10 the commission at Wash
ington. No applications win be accept
ed after the hour OF closing business on
February l. Attention Is invited TO the
fact that It Is the practice of the de-
partment 10 appoint only persons VINO
are legal resldens of the town or imme-
diate vicinity where the vacancy exists,
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No star that has ever appeared before
the pu6lic has received more fulsome
and universal praise, than the favorite
comedian. Digby Bell for his concep-
tlon OF the character OF the "Hoosler
Doctor" In Augustus Thomas latest
success the comedy of that title. He has
frequently been compared to Joseph
Jefferson and Nat C. Goodwin In his
effectiveness and artistic work and has
apparently adopted line of work that
warrants very great possibilities for
him in the future. Mr., Belts manager,
Duncan B, Harrison, has surrounded
him with supporting company that
is conceded to surpass the average road
organization In every particular, Each
member of 1t being specially engaged
for their particular adaptabllity for the
parts assigned them. The organization
In Its entirety numbers all told, twenty
three people, and Is headed by the cele-
brated Coincidence and contralto, Laura
Joyce Bell. whose lmpersonation OF the
back biting mother-in-law is said to be
masterpiece, Dlgby Bell In THE Hoo
sler Doctor" will appear at the Opera
House next Thursday, January 6.
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Before Judge Heryey yesterday morn
ing, arguments were heard In the case
OF Adelaide Egerter VS.. Morris Levaurc,
and the matter was submitted. The ar
gumcnts were upon a rule against the
sheriff Of Ohio county and collector or
the city OF Wheeling, to show cause why
the funds in the hands OF the constable
who levied upon the Levaure store,
should not be paid to plaintiff. The
sheria and collector had executed liens
against the stock for taxes.
In Part l.. Judge Paul, arguments
were presented upon the following
cases, and they were submitted:
o. II. p. Mccoy VS.. j, d, Forney; Nc
Coy G. Bartleson VS.. ]. b. Forney; o. II,
p. Mccoy VS.. j. d. Foncy
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THE pENNsY,s SHOWING.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, SO.-The
Pennsylvania railroad statement of earn
ings and expenses for the month OF Mo-
vember and eleven months of 1897, COM
pared with the same periods of 1896, is as
follows:
Pennsylvania railroad: Lines directly
operated. gross earnings month of No
vember, Increase, $57S,5OO; expenses, in
crease, $4O9,lO0; net earnings, Increase,
Sl64.40O.
For eleven months, gross earnings, in
crease, S1,7Ol, 600; expenses, decrease,
S6Oi, 100; net earnings, increase, $780,. 900.
Lines west OF Pittsburgh and Erie, d.
recily operated, for month Of November,
gross earnings, Increase, S0lS,0O0; ex-
penses. Increase 1924, 600, net earnings.
increase, $59i,3OO.
For eleven months, gross earnings, In
crease, $l,t35, 500; expenses, decrease,
S5673OO; earnings increase. H702,O 900.
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THE RIVER.


- LhDsA . - A7A'A - $500
Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD, $3.50 n. m,
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, a. m.
Pnrkersburg .ARGAND, II a. m.
Mntamoras. ..LENlNGTON, II n, m,
Slstersvillo. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington, LEROY, 1880 p. NJ.
steubenville. r. NJ BAYNE, 1880 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA., 9 a. m.
Parkersburg BEN HuR, II a. m.
SlstersVille. RUTH, $3.50 p. m,
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m
Steubenvllle. II. NJ, BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston III. x. BEDFORD. $50 a. m.
ParkCrsburg .ARGASD, II a. m.
Matamoras. ..LENlNG TON, II a. m.
Slstorsville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 1890 y. m.
Steubcnville. n. NJ BAHNE, $50 p. IN.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. SO.-George
E. King, author of numerous RELIGIOUS
works, is dead. He was born in New
Ipswich, n. H., eIghty-slx years ago.
and was at one time a patent lawyer
and capitalist in New York. For years
he practiced law in Rochester, n. Y,
and afterwards was large operator in
railroad stocks in New York, where he
acquired large fortune. He leaves be-
sides his son, Cameron II. King, who Is
q prominent attorney, several grand
children and relatives In Boston, among
whom is Miss Harriet NJ. King his
daughter. well known in Boston society.
HIS funeral was conducted by his son
Cameron, who delivered an address and
read from his fathers writings.
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The Wash, JEFF. Glee Club, consisting
of thirty members will give their an
nual concert in Wheeling next Wednes-
day night This will be the leading
event in society circles for the week. A
theatre party OF Wheellngs younger set
will occupy the seats In the orchestra
circle, and the large party OF patron
esses chosen from the musical ladies of
Wheeling will be In evidence. Mrs. w.
North Wheeling. Mr.. Arch Wilson is a
member Of both the glee and instru-
mental clubs.
The following ladies have consented
to act as patronesses:
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HUNTINGDON, Pa, Dec. Go.--It is
reported on the best authority that the
Berwynd Goa! Mining Company has
purchased the East Broad Top Railroad
Company, which includes, besides us
railroad connection with the Pennsy!-
vania main line at Mount Union, this
county, Its coal mines, furnaces and
timber lands. II is said that the new
purchasers will change the East Broad
Top road to a broad gauge, put the idle
furnaces into operation and enter large
~ into the manufacture OF coke.
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MARION, o.. Dec. SO,-Two farmers
named VIM, sorden and Daniel Patchet,
OF Declff, this county, quarreled last
night over a bottle OF whisky which
Sorden accused Pachett OF having
stolen. Blows followed and Pachett
struck sorden on the head with n
heavy stake, fracturing his skull, from
the effects Of which he died this morn
ing. Byron Sorden, son of the MUIR
dered man, went to Pachetts home and
beat him almost to death, The MUIR
derer was brought here by the sheriff,
as a lynchng was freely talked OF.
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CINCINNATI, Dec, 3o,-A Mllwood,
W. Va. special to the Tlmes-Star says;
News is received there that James NJ.
Mccoy, OF Mud Run, near Ripley, kill
ed his sister-In-law, Miss Shambln, by
blow of his fist, He had forbidden
her to go TO school, but She took her
books and started. He followed and
struck her heavy blow on the neck,
killing her instantly. Mccoy Is de-
scribed as man of violent temper. He
has not been arrested.
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NEW M1LEAGE OF 1897.

The figures compiled by the Railroad
Gazette show that the new railroad built
in the United States in the year 1897
amounted to about 1888 miles. These
figures are partly estimated, and are
subject to small correction, The new
railroad built In the year 1895 was 1887
miles, and In the year 1895, 1879. Cali
fornla built more miles OF railroad than
any other state In the Union In the year
Just closed namely 100 miles, and the
largest amount built by any one railroad
was 269.5, by the Kansas city, Plttsburg
& Gulf
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec SO,-Mrs, lisa.
bella Durrant and William Durrant,
mother and father of Theodore Dur
rant, have brought suit for SANDER
against ex-LpFor Smyth, and demand
$4,000 damages from I'm. The COM
plaint was sworn to by Mr. Durrant.
Gen. John II, Dickinson and W, W.
Foote are the attorneys representing the
Durrants In the litigation The suit
grows out Of remarks made by Smyth
about Durrapt. whom he accused OF
being a moral monster
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 3o,-A spe-
cIal to the Tlmes-star from crawfords.
VILE, Ind, says; This morning at Lin"
den, oren stIngley, a prominent citizen,
accidentally shot and killed his aged
father, John Stingley. Mr., stlngey had
started TO leave the house with rifle
and in passing through door the
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ST. LOUIS, Dec, 9O,--ln a letter re.
ceived by physician Of this city from
George Apostoll. the noted French ply
stefan and surgeon. ApostoII says he
has discovered the secret Of preventing
the evil effects which naturally ensue
from The application Of the X-Fay. He
says that he simply connects the ma.
chine with the ground by a metallic cir
cult, Under that system he has turned
the X-ray upon hundreds of patientS
and not once has there heen any deleA
ferrous effects from the rays,
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OMAHA, Neb,, Dec, 0O-NotIce was
posted at noon to-day in the Union Pa
ciac shops notifying all hands that after
Monday next the fun time OF eight
hours per day would be restored. About
two weeks ago the time was cut to
seven hours per day. The order affects
more than one thousand mechanics OF
NIL kinds
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ME AaREnMENT nRoKEN.


The agreement of the eastern roads to
maintain freight rates from Chicago to
the Atlantic seaboard after the first Of
the year will be observed by few of the
lines. There are contracts now In exist
euce that call for the transportation OF
freight al rates lower than those that the
roads have agreed 10 maintain, and so
many Of the roads are fearful that their
competitors will not keep to the agree
ment that Its altogether likely that none
of them viii observe It, There have
been instances lately where the western
roads have made offers to the eastern
roads to handle freight tn be delivered
in Chicago on condition that they VIII
carry 1t at rates under those called for by
the agreement of the Joint Traffic Asso-
c!ation
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nm ouNsrIoN or LIcHT.
Fulton's LlghtG Turned on Last Night
Affecls tho lilecnIon.

Tho new street lights were turned on In
fulton for The nrst time last night, They
llght tho town up splcn1ldly. II Ia on
those aforesaid lights that next Thurs.
days municipal bnttlo will M wngcd
part " the citizens led NY cx-Mnyor
llnmm, claiming the outlay for their
nurchnfe waH needless cxtravagancn
Tho present mayor, Henry Roth, who
was nm ardent believer In letting there
be llgdtF viii stand FOR reelection and
The contest between him and Mr. Ilamm
~ exiting great interest In Fulton and
ylcluly
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CALCUTTA. Dec. SO.-It is officially
announced that the recent famine cost
the treasury 100000, while loans to
agriculturallsts and suspensions OF
taxes, mainly repayabie, absorber an
other G4,OO0,0O0, irrespective Of charlta-
bic contributions. approaching fL7SO,-
900,
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THE "ANr1. aRowLERs."
Likely to Have a Walk over--No oppt
sltIon Ticket, MS Yet.

It looks like the -Growlers" will
have a walk over at the Elm Grove mu-
nielpal election, next Thursday. Thell
ticket doepn't meet with very much
favor, but their opponents dlsllko run.
ming on what has been termed thc
"drowicr" ticket. They are wiiiinG ia
make the race, but not upon a platform
which Is accepted ms favorlng the nov
forbidden paBtlme OF rushing the can"
Hence, the AMT drowler" ticket viii
probably be elected by reclamation.
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WASN'T a T1RE.
AZ Less. Not the Kind OF Fire That
Was Feared by Observers.

Was Feared by Observers.
Shortly before midnight. some excite.
ment was created In the business dis
trict. by the report that n fire had
started on tho fourth floor of the Vance
Shoe company's building on MAR
street. A bright and nlc;ering Light
could be seen IN the rear of the build.
Ing. and this caused the alarm which
brought VIII schafer Of the company
10 the scene from the Assembly dance
With officer Joe" McCaunland and M
1ntelllgencor reporter. no made an in.
vestlgation. Il was found that an en-.
ploye had left natural gas FIRE burn.
ing in stove, aud an Increased pres
sure OF gas made the light which cnus.
ed many to believe that an inclplent
connagratton was on hand.
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70 IMPROVE THE BIG SANDY.

A resolution was passed by the clncn-
natl chamber OF commerce Wednesday
indorslnE the proposition to improve,
with n system OF locks and dams, the Big
Sandy river This stream Is one OF the
important small tributaries OF the Ohio,
and It's Improvement Is Of more than
local importance, says the Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, The dam at Lou
lisa Is one Of the finest pieces Of engineer
Ing OF It's kind in the world. The lift Is
thirteen feet, the highest OF any movable
dam In the world. The Big Sandy peo-
pie want more dams like the Louisa dam
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weapon was struck against the casino
and discharged, the load entering ths
back Of the fathers head as he sat be-
hind his daughter and grAnd-daughter.
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BEWARE ~ mutations Take ma
"just M good" Sec that you ret tho
genuine d. null'n Cough Byrup, tho
peerless bpoolfG
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The Queen City departed at s a. m.
for Cincinnati with light trip.
The Lorena is blocked in the Musk
ingum by the frozen river. She loses Il
trip.
a feature OF the New Years Tntelll-
gencer tomorrow Will be an article on
"The River" by Captain Henderson.
The marks at p. m, showed 6 feet 0
inches and stationary. A slight rise be-
gan last night. Weather, cloudy and
cool.
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Of o @
II umn . above table lUlnnn
val ur
oNN unll my land l9 Nth ay GIlnpl
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SOCIET !


Last evening at the German N. f.
church, on the South Side, occurred the
wedding of Rev, C. B. Koch. of Ports
mouth, Ohio, and Miss Laura Alinger,
daughter OF Rev, L. Allinger OF the Ger
man NJ. E, church. The ceremony was
performed by the brides father in the
presence of large number OF friends,
some Of whom were from other towns,
After the wedding. a reception was held
at the home of the brides parents, 1919
Eoff street, and at midnight Mr.. and
Mrs, Koch left for Portsmouth, being
remembered at the station with plenti-
fui spr!nkllng of rice. The ushers at the
wedding wera Messrs. Ed Schulz Els
worth HelnleIn, I'D, Meizner and l.. ALI
niger jr.
Tomorrow morning the Intelligencer
VIII publish the names of ladies' receiving
New Years calls, Those receiving and
those not receiving are requested to leave
names and addresses at the Intellgencer
office before tonight at o'clock,
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BRILLIANT CLIMAX.
The Assembly Ball Was as a
Blaze of Glory
TO 'gTS SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.
whsSitnR's Smart Set Was Largely Rep
resented, aud Large Sumbsr Of Oa,-
ofTown People Were PreIsnt-Ths Car
soil olnb Auditorium was the scene OF a
Fashionable rhronE-somO Features OF
Very Successful AFFAIR.

When the society functions OF the
year which gives up Inc ghost at -
O'Clock tonight, are recorded in Father
Times diary. the old fellow must smile
with satisfaction as he jots down some
of the particulars of the Assembly ball
given at the Carroll Club last night, for
in this event was fitting climax to the
many brilliant functions enjoyed by
Wheeling's smart set during the year.
Within the walls of the handsome
club house was gathered representa-
tive gathering OF the society people OF
this city, and the number present from
u distance was large. II was a FASH
ionahiy attfred throng. and amid the
Accomplishments of music, lights and
flowers presented rare spectacle OF
beauty and animation. The ball was
given by Messrs. Price Whitaker and
Frank Waterhouse, and was a full real
ization OF the most ardent antlclpations.
There We're no special decorations in
the ball ROOM but the few floral dis
plays judiclously arranged, sufiiced.
The Opera House orchestra, stationed
amid bower OF palms and potted
plants VI tUe slhbet ulHSoulSSu III ltS
usual artistic STYLE dance programme
OF twenty OF the customary dances Tho
ball opened at o'clock, and supper was
served at midnight by Caterer L, i.
Carney, Throughout the evening Ices
and cooling drinks were dispensed, In
addition to the terpsichorean pastime,
the card room OF the club was sought
by many devotees OF the pasteboard.
and the balcony overlooking the ball
room was frequenteG by many of the
older set, and those wishing to enjoy
tete-a-tetes. The Assembly ball will
long be remembered as a brilliant sue
cess.
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LE pAGE-cLARK NupTIALs.

At 0 o'clock Wednesday evening, a
quiet wedding took place at the home OF
Rev r, II, Bigger, pastor of the Third
Presbyterian church of this city, The
contracting parties were j. S. lie Page,
an attorney OF MoundsYille, and Miss
Lille u. Clark, of Cambridge. Ohio
They left Thursday evening by the Bal
tlmoro & Ohio to make short visits at
their homes. with relatives and friends
at Cambridge, where both are well
known, after which Mr.. and Mrs lie
Page will be at home In Moundsville
The groom has been for number OF
years prominent educator OF Ohio and
for three or four years of Iowa, where he
studied law at Drake University, Des
Moines, completing his studies there
and passing the supreme court of that
state last May. After his admission in
Iowa he came home for rest, and soon
was located for the practice OF his pro-
fesslon at Moundsville The bride Is a
charming young lady, the sister of Mrs,
Bigger.
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Miss Blanche Etzler entertained last
night at her home on North York and
Indiana streets, Island.
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Miss Mary Miller charminglv enter
tanned about twenty OF her friends at
her homo on Twelfth street. Progressive
domlnoes was the leading feature con-
undrums, music and recltations occupy
Ing intermIssIons.
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An enjoyable dance was given at the
Island club rooms last night. 1t was
given by Messrs Frank Klncheloe, Josh
ua Buckley and Harry Mcguire,
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MEIsTER's band will give ball on
New Years eve. December 81, at Turner
hall, Full orchestra Will be in attend
anCe