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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-09

The marks at p. m. showed s feet 3
inches and rising. Weather, cloudy
and rain.
The coal operators will likely put up
bitter fight against the erection OF the
proposed bridge at Bellalre according to
the present plans,
The pilots are complaining about the
manner in which the lights are kept at
the PIT. Pleasant bridge. They are not
kept burning properly.
Captain Martin. OF the Davis Island
dam, has requested all pilots to run boats
while passing the dam under n slow bell
for the next two weeks 1t is confidently
expected that the repairs to the lock gate
viii be finished by that time.
The pilots of the Hudson report dan
gcrous snaG lying 100 yards above Cap
tina Island. Pilots are warned to run TO
the right coming up.
There Is n sunken barge at Banner
hnsSett's island which is causing the
pilots considerable trouble. The snag-
boat will probably blow Il up when It
comes along.
Captain Tony Mendahl. one OF the
pilots OF the steamer Hudson, says that
when the low water season sets in he will
make tour Of the river from Pittsburgh
10 PnrkersburE and take aiplcture OF the
river every mile, showing the shores
where the river Is lowest. This will give
him q collection OF about 200 pictures,
Captain Mendahl Is an amateur photo
grapher OF no mean ability and takes
many snap shots from the pilot house OF
the Hudson.-PIttsbUrgh Chorlncle Tele-
graph.
The river men are discussing the at
titude Of Pittsburgh engineers In refer
ence TO the Dalzell bridge bill. II was
stated by one OF the engineers that the
river trade was dying out, but the river
men repudlRte this and say that this
tsatCment cannot be borne out by facts
1t is a matter OF record. they argue. that
the tonnage OF the Ohio River ont OF
Pittsburgh amounted to 100000 tons
more last year than the year previous.
or an Increase OF one-fourth In the rlv-
err tonnage over the preceding year. The
river men will have representatives at
Washington when the bin comes UP for
discussion.
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An important traffic alliance has been
formed by the Great Northern railroad.
the Northern Steamship Company and
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. By the
agreement made between them line
from ocean to ocean comes into exist
ence.
The Northern Steamship Company
has completed arrangements for hand
ling the freight OF the Baltimore &
Ohio between Fairport, Ohio. and Du-
luth and other Lake Superior ports,
This arrangement VIII enable the Bal
tfmorc & Ohio company TO extend It's
northwestern business very materially,
and give 1t friendly line into terrltO-
ry which It has only partially tapped at
present.
The steamers owen and Foster will
ply between Fairport and Chicago and
Milwaukee, this making another I'M
portRnt outlet for the Baltimore d Ohio.
These new arrangements VIII so into
effect upon the opening Of lake naviga-
tlon. The steamers North Land and
North West are not included In the
agreement which concern freight only.
The Great Northern ratfroad controls
a Japanese steamship line, and there
fore freight win be shipped from Balu-
more to the Orient by way Of Falrport.
The deal is the outcome OF James j,
HIlls desire TO operate n through line
from the Atlantic ocean to the Pacific
ocean.
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BUFFALO. n. y. April S.-The fol-
lowing Canadian papers began to-day
receiving the news service OF the Asso-
clated Press from this distributing sta
ton, over the wlreS OF the Canadian Pa
clAc Railway Company: Toronto Globe,
World, Telegram; Hamilton Spectator
Times, Herald; London Free Press;
Brantford Expositor; Montreal Gazette,
La Presse, La Patria, Witness, Sunday
News; Ottawa Citizen, Free Press, Jour
nal: Halifax Echo, Herald, Chronicle
Evening Mail. Recorder.
Other accessions are expected al Que
bee. Kingston and st. Catharincs. No
other news service Is supplied to Canada
now except that Of the Associated Press.
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THE RAILROADS.

The main line OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad is to be linked with
the Pan Handle. and the first move
with this object In view has been begun
at Canal Dover. Claim Agent Appel, of
weilsvIlle. Ohio. has been there, ac'
cordlng to telegram from that place,
and has secured right Of way for
six-mile branch from the present ter
minus OF the Cleveland & PittsburS
stem at New Philadelphia into the Bca-
yer Dam valley, which has rich and al
most inexhnustlble deposits OF coal.
Part OF this projected branch has been
surveyed, and the immediate object OF
It's construction is to develop coal ter
ritory. The stem line OF the Cleveland
e. Pittsburgh taps the main line at
Bayard while the untracked distance
from Canal Dover to the Pan Handle at
Uhrichsv!lle Is only thirteen miles. The
proposed coal branch into Beaver Dam
valley will lessen this gap six miles, and
there will remain but seven miles OF
construction TO bind together the Cleve'
land 6 Pittsburgh and the Pan Handle.
This win make Il direct connection and
trunk line from Cleveland, to Column
bus, Cincinnati and Pan Handle points
something the Pennsylvania has nj
ways wanted but never had, having
carried frelgh: and passengers over thA
Cleveland, Akron a. Canton, with which
II has n traffic arrangement.
When the link between the Pan Han
die and tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh is
forged II wifi give route shorter by
sixteen miles than any other route be-
tween Canal Dover and Pittsburgh.
The facts in the case and the reliability
OF the source from which this informa-
ton comes. warrants the statement that
the link will be double tracked and will
give a valuable and speedy outlet from
Cleveland & Pittsburgh points north OF
BayRrd to the southwestern part OF the
state. 1t is a well-known fact that L.
+. LOree. general manager Of the Penn
sylvania lines ut Pittsburgh. Is very
much in favor OF the projected link, and
has prophesied that 1t could be made
the best paying piece Of road In the en-
tire system
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OIL CITY-Rlver : feet inch and
rising slowly. Weather cool and rain.
ing.
wARREN-Rlver feet inch.
Weather cloudy and cool.
GREENSBORO--Rivcr feet and sta
iionary. Steady rain. The Adam ia
cobs Is due M and down OH Friday.
MORGANTOWN-RiVer s feet S
inches, II has been raining all day.
PITTSBURGH-RIv 10 feet and
falling at the dam. Raining,
STEUBENVlLLE--Rlver s feet
Inches and rising Weather cool and
raining. Passed down--The Ben Hur,
Adele Passed up-The Lorena and II.
X. Bedford.
PARKERsBURG--River . feet and
stationary. Heavy rain all day. Mercury
at "a. Passed down-'rhe Nanawha,
Due down-The Hudson Passed up
The Valley Belle and Virginia, The
Little Kanawha is rising. Locals on
time.
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During the pats few days crowds Of
pedestrians on Market street have stop
ped to take a peep at the panorama ad-
vertiser outside Goetze's drug store
The board Of public works has ordered
the removal Of the panorama, which
pavement, but the chief complaint
against e Is that It attracts such n
crowd that the pavement Is almost TN
passable. Il Is n novel advertising
scheme with some splendid views at
tached. and was placed In its present
position by n Chicago advertising firm
offer permission had been obtained
from Mr.. GoetZe.
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general synod Of Evangelical Lutheran
church Of the United States, Mansfield,
o., June to 10.


The Baltimore & Ohio has issued
circular to the effect that the entire
system has recovered from the recent
floods and washouts and is open for
business.
Now that Dave Martin Is made pas.
senger traffic manager Of the Baltimore
& Ohio, II Is rumored General Pnssen~
ger Agent Charley SeHll may resign,
Mr.. Martin had to take the same dose
when L. o. Mccormick was placed
above him on the Big Four
Never in the history OF the Baltimore
& Ohio has freight tTafilc been so neavy
as at present on Friday 1.OS6 loaded
and 800 empty cars were handled on the
Ohio division between Cincinnati and
Parkersburg. On that day 62 freight
trains were run over that division.
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In Clerk Robertson'S office yesterday a
deed was admitted for record from John
C. McCurdy and wife TO John S. KIM
minis, OF Elm Grove, transferring lot No
Z OF sub division a OF the estate OF the
late Moses Sheppard, At Elm Grove. Con-
sIderation. l,iOO.
A. n. Crawley to Michael Maurer, ali
property at Nos. 1886 and lOiI Market
street. Consideration, $3.50.
John Crow and wife 10 Melvin Bow
man. land near the town OF Roney's
Point. Consideration, $500.
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sior was 10 full that they had been TN
able to get It In again.
Captain George ]. Ma,hIson, insurance
agent. was the next witness Eaton had
called on witness In February and APP
piled for insurance to the amount OF
5000. He said nothing to him OF other
insurance already placed. Witness had
examined the stock from the outside.
lie did not issue tic Insurance because
he did not think the goods worth the
amount Of Insurance he applied for.
IA the conclusion OF Captain Mathl-
sons testimony, the hearing was adj
journed until Q o'clock this morning. II
was first proposed that a recess he Ia
ken until o'clock last night, but this
was not satisfactory To the attorneys
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Earnings for the fourth week OF
March; Norfolk & Western, 1897, $685.
1859; 1895. S2Ol.5S2 decrease, S3,362.
wheeling & Lake Erie, 1897; s35,965;
1896. g7,O97; increase, 3s,S6S. Cleveland,
Lornln a. Wheeling 1891, $SO,69O; 1896,
S3l $780, decrease. $685. For the month
Of March. 1897, the Norfolk & Western
earned 1919. sos, against SS974S7 for the
corresponding month last year, show
ing n decrease of 500, $50.
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HAVANA, April S.-Ailchael ]. Dady.
Brooklyn, n. Y, has secured an i'm.
portant contract TO improve the santa.
ny condition OF Havana. 1t is said that
the contract will involve IN eXpendi.
ture OF about $i5. 900. Work will be
begun next winter and It viii give EN-.
ployment to from 4,0O0 TO 5000 men on
sewers, pavlngs, etc All the preIlmina-
rles Of the agreement have been decided
upon and II Is reported that Mr. Dady
has as security bonds issued by the city
OF Havana to the amount Of $4,000, 900
MIR. Dady Is now here with his engineer
Mir. Byrne. and the papers are to be sent
Immediately to Captain General Weyler
for his approval.
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To bring them about, and are always
more complete and lasting when they
proceed with steady regularity TO 4
contamination, Few OF the observant
among as can have failed 10 notice that
permanently healthful changes In the
human system are not wrought by
abrupt and violent means, and that
those are the most salutary medicines
which are progressive. HostetterS
stomach Blttcrs is the chief OF these,
Dyspepsia, disease OF obstinate char
motor, Is oblIterntel by It.
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THE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s pEpARruREs.

Pittsburgh. III. X. BEDFORD. $50 a. m.
Cincinnati. HUDSON, 3 p. m.
Parker8burE. ARGAED. II a. m.
MntamOras. LEXINGTON. II n m.
SiStersvttio RUTH. $50 p N.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 3 a. m.
Partnerships. BEN HUR, II a. N.
SistDrsvllle. RUTH, $3.50 y m.
ClarinHton. LEROY, $50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. II. X. BEDFORD. $50 a. m.
PaFkersburg. ARGAND, II n. m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, II Il. m.
SIstersVillG. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Clarlngt LEROY, $3.50 .. m.
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The Central Passenger association
has granted excursion rates for the fol-
lowing meetings: Interstate Child
Study Congress, bloomington, Ind,
May to Z: general assembly Of Cum
bertrand Presbyterian church, Chicago,
May 20 10 June 2: Association Of Mill
tHry Surgeons Of the United States. CO.
fumbus Ohio, May q to "a; Ohio INT
vcrsAllst convention. BlanchcBtcr. Ohio,
June to 4: American association Of
nurscrymen, st. Louis, June . 10 TO-;
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IInn..rnit,. snrre,,nr.

NEW YORK, April S.-Although The
odors Roosevelt is not known to have
accepted the appointment OF assistant
secretary OF the navy, It Is a fact OF
some Significance in that regard that
Mayor Strong to-day offered Mr.. Roose"
Velt's place on the board OF police conf
son. at present deputy commissioner of
street cleaning
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NEW YORK, April S,-A meeting OF
railroad presidents was held at the head
quarters OF the Joint Traffic Association
here to-day. The objects OF the meeting
have been kept secret.
A meeting of trunk lines associations
was also held To-day II was given out
that rates for the summer passenger
traffic were being fixed.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencsr.
RowLEsBuRG, w. Va, April sc.
n. Barber. OF Grafton, the receiver for
the Irondale furnace property in this
county, seeks redress from the county
court for alleged damage done TO the
property by high waters. The damage
10 about 500, and II is claimed that a
wrongly constructed bridge caused an
York, and was for years big producer
of pig iron, bpt has been Idle for several
years, .s
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WALL PAPER lie a bolt at chow'S.


DIR. Kings Sew Discovery for ConSumP-
ton.
This Ia tho best medicine In the world
for all forms OF Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle Ia guar
antcCd. It wilt cure and not dfsappotnt,
It has no equal for whooplng Cough,
Asthma, Hay Fever Pneumonia, Bron-
chlts, In Grippe Cold In the Head and
for Consumption. II IL safe for all ages
pleasant to take, and, above all, sure
cure II is always well to take Dr.
Kings New Life Pills in connection
with Dr. Kings New Discovery, as they
regulate and tone the stomach and bow
els. We guarantee perfect satisfaction
or return money Regular size 10 cents
and 81 90, At Logan Drug Co.'S drug
aLnrn.
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WAL rAPER 10 a bolt AZ chcw.p.

GROUP and whOoplnE cough are
childhoods terrorS: hut like pneumonia,
bronchitis, and other throat and lung
troubles. can be quickly cured by using
One Minute Cough Cure. Charles r.
Goethe. corner Market and Twelfth
streets; Bowie 6 Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, BCnwood. !
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Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
and singing. most ut night, worse by
form, which often bleed an ulCeTRte, he.
coming very sore SWAYNE'S ONT.
MiGNT stops the itching and bleeding,
heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
moves the tumurs ~ drugElstA or by
mail. for 20 cents. Or. SwaynO & Son,
Philadelphia,
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HOTEL THlgF ARREsrED.
lIan Wanted At FaiFlnont-PaFt Of Ii.
Money Recovered.


Money Recovered.
Special Dispatch 10 tho IntOlligenccr
PITTsBURGH. Pa, April ga tele.
gram from Grecnsburgh, Pa. tonight
says omcer white received a message
from Fairmont, w. Va. 10 be on the
lookout for Robert Brown, who had sto.
len 3409 from p hotel there. This morn.
ing he arrested a man answering the de-.
scriptlon given. who was AT the Stark
hotel, and who was spending money
with a lavish hand. He was taken 10
the lookup and searched and 1851 found
on his person. He said he had spent the
rest for a new suit OF clothes. which he
had purchased here, and other things.
He had q ticket for Baltimore. He ad.
mitied hlB guilt Officers arrived here
tonight, and took him back.
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The council committee on police meet
this evening at 100 o'clock. to make
IN the estimates for the appropriations
FOR the police department for tiis year
The council committee on claims meets
this evening at 7:20 O'clock
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HALLS Hair Remover enjoys the
confidence and patronage OF people All
over the civilized world. who use It 10
restore and keep the hair a natural
color
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WALL pApER lc a boIl At SNOW.
nBAD STONE q Thoma.'Ad.
WALL pArER 10 a boll At chew's.

TWO years ago II, ], Warren, a drug
giss at Pleasant Brook, ~ Y, bought n
small supply Of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy, He sums up the result rs fol-
lows: AT that time the goods were un-
known In this section: to-day Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy Is n household
word" II II the same IN hundreds OF
communities. Wherever the good quail
tiles OF Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people will have
nothing else. For sale by druggists.
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NEW so-Called remedies spring up
every day like mushrooms; but the pco-
pie still cling to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WALL PAPER lie a bolt at chsw,I
RENROop.
LlveNewU items From the Lively Endm.
trial Town.


Live NeWU Items From the lively EndW'.
trial Town.
The female companion Of J. ". Yates,
the man who deserted his wife in Jack
son county, left town yesterday morn
ing. while the dew was on the grass.
Yates Is now behind the scenes at the
lookup, and II his fine Is not forth
coming this morning, will be the guest
OF Sheriff Doyle for awhile.
The Benwood Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION has declared its usual diyI-
dend Of S per cent This Is fiAtteriuE
showing. and maintains the claim tina;
the local association Is superior TO
many more pretentious associations ia
larger towns.
Whether Upper Benwood Is entitled
to sewers at the present time is QueS-
tIOn that Is met by the answer that that
portion of town has been favored al.
ready, but everybody agrees Upper
BenWood is in sad need OF drainage
The BenwOod and McMcchen Light,
Heat and Power Company held an en-
thusIastiC meeting Wednesday night,
and considerable business was trans.
acted. The erection OF the plant will be-
gin about the end Of the month.
County Assessor Roseberry has post.
ed notices warning all travelling ven.
doris TO take out licenses, and failing 10
do so. will subject them TO prosecution.
The license ordinance is not new, but Il
will be enforced hereafter.
AIr. ]. p. BarGer. the Main street Jew
eler, yesterday repaired n clock that
was picked up in the river at the time
OF the JohnstoWn flood. The clock be-
longs TO Louis Geo8eiiGe, who highly
prizes his find.
John A. Roberts. formerly OF Mounds.
vile, and brother-in-iaW Of Mr.. A. L.
Pellay, was hurled yesterday, at Beaver
Falls, Pa. Mr.. PeIley was unable to
attend the funeral, owing TO a slight
IndIspositlon.
The arrest OF J. W. Yates for adui.
terry, brought about by his wife, who
lives in Jackson county, terminated In
his being fined $50 and costs yesterday
morning before Squire Lacey.
Mrs. A. l.. Zimmerman, reIIct Of the
late Rev. Frederick Zimmeunan. and
mother of Charles Zimmerman. OF Bea-
wood, died yesterday morning, at her
residence in Wheeling.
Tickets are out for Colonel Robert
Whites lecture. 1.-THE Foundations Of
Faith StIN Stand" at the NJ. f. church,
Monday evening.
Several candidates were initiated last
night by Benwood lodge No. ;, A. o. l.
w.
james Farmer yesterday went to
MoundsVille to look UP some oil leases
--IO-
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EATONS HEARING
Began Yesterday AIT crnoon Be-
fore Squire Fitzpatrick.
FOUR WITNESSES EXAMINED

Amer whIsh INC Hearing Continued
Untn thls aIOrnlnE -SIr. johnson Tells
OfBis DsAlInEs with smlth and Eaton.
chief ISllsvaS Tells Of the suSplsIous
arrangement Of the stock " here the
Fire startsd--Nr. IlOE0rs' Testimony.
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GREENVILLE. Mich. April s-Col.
A. r. Bliss OF Saginaw, was elected de-
partment commanderof the Michigan G.
A. r., at to-day's sesllon OF the cncamp-
mcnt a. L. Patrick. OF Detroit, the
other candidate, withdrew his name. Mr.
L. Wells Spraguc. Of GrccHsyiiie. was
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A transfer was ordered from E. Jung
neckel from No 60 Thirty third street 70
No. 112S Water street, and from +. We'd
dell 10 II. ], WIedebuSch
It was determined 20 take steps TO ap-
sold.
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WALL PAPER ic a bolt at chcw's.

OPENING Of Hme patterns prtf IS, ITG6
MaIn street. Mis-. JESsIE MoADAM.
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Petitions and RSmonUtTanCss.
The council committee on petitions and
remonstrances met last evening behind
closed doors. and recommended eighty
LIQUOR llcenses TO council as tollOWs:
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WAL pApER lc boll Al chew.g.
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james Farmer yesterday went to
to look UP some oil leases
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PVRLIC AFFAIES.

The council committee on water works
and tho city water board met last night
The session was very brief The only
business transacted was the adoption
Of the report of Secretary John C.
schellhase. and It's Recommendation to
council. Tho following was the csti-
mate OF receipts and expenditures sub
mit,ed by Secretary schellhnse, Tor the
city water board for 1897:
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand January /. 1915 l.61 g
Estimated receipts ..,..,.....,...si N1VVV W
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WAL PAPRR &c a bon a. chew's
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OPENING Of hne patterns prIl 10, has
NlAIn street. MRS. JESSIE MeADAM'
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READ Stone 4. Thoma.' Ad.
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WALL PAPER lc a bolt at chew''
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wALL PApRR l. bolt al chew..