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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-01
A Remarkable Robbery.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The remarka-
BILE robbery OF the entire funds and
papers of the American Estates Assoc!a-
ton at Its Office In this city. which was
discovered yesterday. has upset the po-
lice, who can find no trace OF Clerk JOS
eph Lockley. The manager of the assoc
citation, James a. Reilly, was at work al
most all night trying TO find out exactly
how much Lockley had made away with.
The amount stolen Is put just at about
$1,000, aside from the papers the clerk
took. The greater part of the money
and the titles. deeds, books and papers
and even private letters, which were
stolen were abstracted from the safe IN
the office.
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are sure 10 come to many OF the lines,
notably the weak ones. AS this country
freely invites building and permanent
investments, those investments should
be protected against the Ignorant and
the ambitious politicians. and obv!atc the
necessity which now exists for ccntraliz-
ing capital and the consolation OF owner
ship.
The above description OF the general
situation also describes the local condI-
tlon. The lines entering Wheeling have
been reasonably busy for few months
and the indications are very favorable
for continuation OF heavy tonnage.
circles or manner Of conducting business.
Some improvements have been made In
the physical, conditions. providing for
expected requirements and other better
ments are contemplated and Will come as
soon as present conditions give evidence
OF permanency, and warrant the add.
ton OF vested capital.
The action taken by the railroads In
adopting demurrage rules can have but
a beneficial effect in giving the public
better service, In making more prompt
deliveries and supplying cars when need
cuI - peslueS Will lHcTcdse Inc earnings
of the capital invested in equipment. It
also protects those who have warehouse
room against those who have heretofore
made storchouses Of cars without cost,
and also against an army Of small! and
unreliable dealers, who retail from the
cars TO the detriment Of the regular
dealers. As the rules become more famil-
lar their business becomes moro appar-
ent and they are seen to grow in favor.
Ths Local Freight Agents Association,
organized five years ago, In the solution
OF problems confronting 1t, has adopted
and made uniform many measures OF
mutual benefit to the several railway
companies and the public.
1t Is true. and believe none will dis
pute the statement, that never before in
the history Of this city have the railroads
given as good service as In the past year.
The interests of transportation compan-
les and their patrons are Identical and
the more fully this is realized by both,
the more prosperous will each become.
JAMES V. BRADEN.
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Tho Harvey Patents.

WASHINGTON, Dec. SILT Is ascer-
talned at the navy department that the
decision OF the patent office experts re-
Gently submitted In the matter OF the
patents for tho Harveyized armor plate
may result In the Withholding of the
payment Of further royalties on plate
furnished by the large steel companies.
The quectlon submitted by Secretary
Long to the patent office was whether the
employment of temperature above that
OF molten cast iron Is an essential feature
OF the Harvey patents. and the experts
reached the conclusion that such heat
was an essential to the device. The navy
department armor plate experts are OF
the opinion that the highest temperature
is not essential TO the obtaining of the
most satisfactory face-hardened plates.
The use OF temperature NOT quite so high
as that covered by the Harvey process IS
not regarded by them as an infringement
OF the Harvey patents.
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FOR YOUNG MANHOOD.
Secretary Lynch, of the y. ". C. A., Tell,
or Work Accomplished In tho Past


or Work Accomplished In tho Past
Year.
Throughout the year just ended the
Young Mems CarIstian Association con-
tinued 70 stamp It's iaaGence OF the
young manhood Of our city. y backward
glance reveals un,nIstalsablc evidence
OF good accomplished; OF rouas men
made better sons, better employees and
better citizens.
Every Sabbath afternoon the building
was open for service and every week
dag it was open fourteen hours rs a So.
clal headquarters for men, where they
could spend their leisure time. rot only
in pleasant !ntercourSes under good In
nucnce, but with many helps for the
development OF body, mind and spirit
ual life. The attendance was as large
as OF any year in the associations his
tory. Almost daily several hundred
young men from the professions, the
stores. the busy mills and the great in
dustries made some use OF the varied
privileges. For the socially Inclined It
presented attractive amusement, for the
student Il furnished library, reading
room. lectures and evening educational
classes, fer those desiring physical OK
ecc!se md hcalthful recreation II pro-
Vided tho gymnasium and bowling al
legs; while around all was thrown
sound moral and religious influence
The year ended with I deficit. Having
no endowment or income from rentals,
the necessity OF providing for the OK
pcnSes occurs yearly. IT is earnestly
hope,f the means TO meet this deficit will
be placed In the hands OF The directors
before the anniversary In this month ia
held. The remark Is sometimes made
that the association should be sclf-sup-
porting. None OF the 1900 associations
III this country are. Few Undertakings
In moral reform or for the education or
training or youth are self-suppor,lns.
In all the leading colleges OF the coun-
try the students only mect 1.-THE of
their own expenses. They pay a much
smaller proportion OF the. expenses OF
the institution than do the members OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
No other organization places within The
reach OF young men SO many privileges
Tor so small Zee, and many OF the I'D
vaDtagcS are ab2olutclF fcce TO all.
Looking out on the future the devoted
men who are carrying on the work OF
the association find themselves face 10
face with largo opportunities ma re-
s3onBlbIlitIcs. These they will endcavor
to meet with loyalty and courage, The
influence cNcr,ed by the association
could not be Withdrawn without innIct-
inG great injury on the community. The
yea: ls entered with large hopes that
tic association will measure up 10 It's
possibilities and enjoy TIE hearty CO.
operation OF the friends Of young men.
As IN organization whose cole object
10 the hlGhc3; and truCM Interest Of
pouEg manhood VIC extend cordial
New Years greeting to hll young men
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IN MUsIC's REALM,
Musical Wheeling Inns Record In 1897.
of Which Il Can Feel Proul!

oI winch u Nhh Fcel I'TOttH
For the clientele and laymen OF Musl-
cal Wheeling 1897 was most conspicuous
for active participation and brilllancy
OF results. In all branches of the art. the
year just ended has been marked by ad-
vancement. Talent will push its way to
the front, and while In the opinion of
some, Musica. Wheeling obtrudet itself,
II gained that which Il sought, and to-
day couples as prominent place in the
estimation Of The public as any distinct
i've part oi the community. no;icea bic
fact In this connection being the cncOur-
aGcment given It's aims by those outside
the pale. BY It's indctat!gable work. 1t
has won the concession that the better
music Is known and understood, the
more It will be valued. Training, cult
walton, and enlightenment are modiilca-
lions OF social life. and the appreciation
of the best school Of music Is one OF the
tests OF refined and elegant society. All
the city's organizations are seeking this
test, while an appreciation OF endeavor
is also solicited through 4 subscribers
list, by the Philharmonic Quartet, the
NUiluU u lup lile y.
Though music appeals not to 4 class,
but to all mankind, every family claim
ing for Itself those higher attributes.
should be OIL the lists. 1887 gave evil
dence also OF the recognition of the fact
that music influences the taste and
morals Of 4 community no less powerful
~ than the pulpit and drama, and in
every church the greatest effort was put
- Ia, Al ~. lnh Rio oh.
scmble, ANA from 1t. In turn. the very
highest grade of music service, and to-
day Wheeling can be proud Of the
achievement in that direction.
1t was proven.by the attendance at
the concerts of the year that the attrac-
lions brought from the world at large
through the courage of Musical Wheel
Ing, were gladly Welcomed and any OF
the audiences would again delightfully."-
live over the 81 calendar which en-
braced Teresa Carreno. Alberto Jonas.
w. S. i. Secboecls. pianists; Serena
Swabacker, Hattie Bradley Kelly, Sybil
Sammls, Mary Louise Clary, Grace
Damian, Rose Linde, Katherine Hike,
Gcncvleve Clark Wilson. ]. Fl. Mckinley,
Arthur Holden. Carl E. Duff, a. C. Or
cult. Ernest Gamble, voca!ists: Bertha
Webb, Rcmcnyl. Luigi Won HUNTS. vio-
llnlsts: Arthur Mctzdorff. Charles Rus
sell. 'cellists; Kunits String Quartet;
Emil Kencke, cornetlst; lines, Conterno,
Chicago Marine bands; Frederic Archer.
organist. and the Pasqual! Opera Com
pany.
TO predict the musical life OF 1895 not
from the above. but from present vitali-
ty, (hftecn clubs) and added strength,
born Of encouragement from that part of
the population known as connoisscurs
and lovers of music. Is to prophcsy y
| greater development along all lines In
the next twelve months. for MS body
Musical Wheeling shows no dimlnutlon
| In interest or in effort.
DEE pOIJACE
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Ing. showing as 1t docs an

Ing. showing as 1t does On
increase in deposits egsresa.
ting over a million dollars and In
creased loans 70 the extent OF more than
100000 These figures show conclusive
~ tho Improvement that has been
wrought In tho past twclYe-moath In this
community nnancIallyAand a good
financial showing ansurs for cores.
pondlng Increase In commerce and Indus
try.
whcellns's Importance In the lineup
OF American cltlec Is too often dcprc-
clated because the census ngureS do
not express the communl,y's Importance.
But for tho state line that separates
Wheeling from the towns across the
river. this would be city OF moro than
Go,000 population. As Will be seen from
an inspection OF the following table.
Wheeling proper does banking busl-
ness that compares favornbly with that
OF cities double Its size. and the deposits
OF Greater Wheeling are larger than any
other city named In the list: ~
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HAMILTON, Ohio, Dec. S0.-rhe large
works of the Herring Hall-Marvin Safe
Company, were closed to-day on orders
from Judge Mellon, who appointed S.
D. Fittou. receiver for the company, last
week. On orders from court Receiver
Eittou borrowed the money TO pay oil
the employees, and the announcement
was made to the large force OF work.
men that the plant would be closed in
definitely. The former order If the
court 10 The receiver 10 continue the
business was rescinded by J2dge Mellon
and inventory of the establishment was
ordered. L. +. Clawson. James X. Cu!-
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Special Dispatch TO the Intelllsencer.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteilisencer
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-Represen-
tative Dorr has secured an annual ap-
preparation of $500 each for the postof-
fees at PInevlle, Wyoming county, and
Lowell. Greenbrier county. respectively,
for clerk hire. both being distributing
offices.
Mr.. Dorr has recommended John
Doddrill for appointment as postmaster
at Birch River, Nicholas county. the
incumbent having rendered his reslgnu-
ton.
Two certificates of original pension
have been issued to West Virginia ap-
,plicants, Cyrus Pyle, Palatine. IS pei
month. and Richard Williams, GAP
Mills Sc per month. -. -,
A certincate OF origlna! pension has
been issued also to Abraham Mckinley
Washington. IA, at the rate OF Sc pei
month a
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CAMDEN. N. J., Dec. 3O.-The bo5S
of an unknown. well dressed aboitI
twenty-five years of age, was founl
floating in the Delaware river oprosie
Cramcr hall, this afternoon. His thro;t
had been cut. Less than dollar wss
found on him, and there was nothits
that might lead TO his identification.
The police are undecided whether tie
case is one of murder o: suicide.
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WHEEL1NG's PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Superintendent Anherson's Contribution
TO the New Years lnttiIigenecr.
"Thc dearest interest of a nation is the
education of Its youth"
There Is no. human enterprise in any
community that is OF SO much import
ancc, and Is so far-reachlng as the public
schools. OF her public and private
schools Wheeling has Just reason to BIO
proud. Thls Is especially true since our
public schools rank unong The highest In
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IN socIETY,s REALM.
The Year Has Been n Notable One-'0S
VIII Mark All Era.

VIII Mark All Era.
To-day when in Wheeling's society
realm, the mutual salutation, Happy
New Year." Is given, there must be min
sled with 1t a certain regret that 1897 Is
past. Looking backward, and review
Ing briefly the year just ended, II may be
said that more gayety and diversions
were crowded into it than ever before
deemed even possible. In fact, obliga-
tionsto society were never-aadns. This
was in great measure due to the many
clubs which together embrace all Who
claim for themselves the title of society.
With the comprehensive membership OF
THE Daughters OF the Confederacy,"
The Daughters OF the Revolution"
THE Colonial Danes, The Sons OF the
Revolution. 1.-THE Charity Whist" THE
Married Ladies Euchre." THE Married
Peoples Whist" The Splnstars," THE
Bachelor-AIalds," The Twentieth Gem
fury Girls" .'rh. ISeia-Tau Fraternity"
The D6bu:an,e." The Carroll" The
Mercantile" The Arion," The Island"
and ."TheFort Henry" there are In Wheel
lHS suclai CIRCLES to-udy no passive
spectators except from choice, and for
which reason 1897 stands pre-emnent as
having brought society's pleasures TO the
greatest number.
Spring and summer were filed with
bicycling and river excursions. while
during the winter. aside from all club in
v!tations. every prominent family enter
cd the entertainment. series rs host,
either az receptions. dinner, luncheon,
breakfast. whist, cuchre, or dancing
party, and the perfection of all details,
the beauty OF the floral decorations. and
handsome gowns afforded interesting
topics OF conversation FOR some time at
ter the events.
Society, also, encompasses many of
philan;hropIc ana humanitarian tenden-
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1u,,,an National Congress.

BOMBAY, Dec. 3O.-rhe Indian ma
tsonal congress came to conclusion TO-
day amid much enthusiasm and cheefs
for the Queen Empress. Resolutions
N.err adop,cd thanking the people OF
No Irnited IIinqdom, the British colo
mics and the United states ioF .as s e.
crous aid during the famine. II Nas us,
cided TO ereSt at the cost OIL u ti.ousa.i"
rounds (s5. CO0) Il memorial oL-lhe ELNl.-
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SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Dec. 31.-Theo-
do.e Durrant has again been removed
to the death cell to await the hour OF
his execution, which has been fixed for
10: 80 a. M, January Z.
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OF Wheeling and a hearty Invitation 10
frequent the building on the corner, OF
Market and Twentieth streets.
'.5'' n 7gg5N JOHN c. LYNCH, IF.
49, 9General Secretary y NJ. C. a.
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Figures show Surprising incrra,e IN
Deposits AMI Looms.
Elsewhere Is given n statement OF The
business Of the banks OF Greater Wheel.
ing as near the close OF business for 1896
, and 1897 respectively as could be obtain
CD and the result Is ,agrccably surprIs.
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len and Charles Graeser were appointed
appraisers. This action was on Nc, ap,
plicat!on Of attorneys OF William aia
Moses Mosler.
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tude in London Other resolutions yeIs
adopted, crIticisingi the government .
recent measures regarding sedit!on.
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TIE BARKING 8ThTEmEgr.

PHILIP HENRY MOORE,
Editor Ohio Valley Manufacture,
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a COMPARATIVE STATEMENT

ater Wheeling whtelng Mart Ferry Bridgeport Beuie
eans giving capital surplus profits
repaired from authentic sources BY the Wheeling 1nsslgeneer
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

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bis. SITE at tols ON aadrooIsiosien %
9iorsfosier, fom btsp IoIgt til Staten for
ca. 5000 aroner, men oaiau At minort
6os'sidlb peo 9ddrosn Sjeloe. Den CT I
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orioe flers Sabritsr. Den Hal oeiud
bar, tisbt til ct ~iaabant Eiemso. priisn
bar lea snonu life idact Reoe pdu. Der
er oaiad inoleo,t llnOerb1notir9sy meb
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elien til lite Slusies aisrso.i % ON
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0umpiti6sbrpgee % en- Stdtionsbpsning
pdu 4lminoinasn. Def maa IiQes at o4re
en- pluoislig utjenot 6erIiabeo tor 8ds'
bpgosns 9eioItning, life blot al IaC ais'
reoei osrop men oaiuu Sernbdns. Dc or
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minor., od be tiolioere life bar tunnel
tomme noosn'tebs lang. 5ioer ON 8intcs
rem, ia, life engane ON Sommertn naur
Der 6l1ite meget pad @anbet.
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Tretheim u~oItutttt en- lite alasies Vsi.
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til 9pqninq, od ben ueopenoiQc 8epllgs
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triIfe 9rdft fsres til Waitinbcrinaen |
ben pItre Gnos at @rdoebaistunneaen
Idmt til 9orinQsr at 1uneIlcrnc frsn
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ct tibet 9urbinbus, hpori er ir'tct ct Oets
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aruiten til 6eisnirg at Wtaterialer o9
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binbuIet % enoe op pda bet beieite al
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6er0et er bsrmeo ppbert.
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boao ie9 itreo forrige Sang: 4lorig ptl 5
Ena
brirGe @errer Der | Rorge mere Sl9oe
eno pso at beitiae oQ isnos benz "0etoraba
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minoit 10 Gtptter Tad IGie ben meO mig.
@urlono / Sttobsr 1898. St. Z.