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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21
supreme Court Proceedings.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntelligencer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, Jan. 90.
The supreme cour. met with all the
judges present this morning and
transacted the following buslpcss:
Bohm Bros. & Co.. We. Zeigler, from
Cabell county, submitted.
,Bumgardner Bros. g. Co., vs.. Zeigler,
from Cabell county. submitted.
Miller. Sons G. Co., vs. Zeigler, from
Cabell county, submitted.
Briggs VS.. Enslow, Cabell county,
submitted.
State of West Virginia VS.. ". Lone,
OF Mingo county, placed at the foot OF
the docket. f "A
Smith & Wilson VS.. Keadlc, sheriff,
ct al. from Mlngo county. submitted.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Stalcy,
from Wayne county, waiting for re-
cord.
]. d. McKell. OF Chillicothe, O., was
admitted to practice. II 5st.'
Adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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IL. THE OIL FIELDS.

The Campbell's Run deep sand terri
tory,in Marion county. is forging TO the
front with some very nice producers.
On the east side OF developments the
South Penn Oil Company has drilled in
its test well on the Thomas Shultz farm
and has a gusher. The we'll started at
twenty-five barrels an hour and may
improve with deeper drilling.
The west side Of the same develop
ment is not showing quite so good. The
test well on the William Kinney farm
has been drilled in and the Indications
are all In favor of a very light produc-
er. The location is important for the
reason that It Ia In advance OF develop
znents. While this we'll makes It dis
couraging for the west side. there has
been nothing as yet TO shut OF con-
5tinuance OF the belt to the north and
northwest. The shultz well gives an as
surance ofan eastern extension.
" In the deep sand territory at North
Bristoria, Greene county. the Staggers
No. Is drilling in the sand. When
last heard from. 1t had not reached the
pay. The location Is one mile east Of No.
i. Wood, the Initial we'll In that devel-
sopment. The Milllgan No. 8. North. at
Gray's Landing, Is also due In the sand.
The Bristoria and Gray's Landing de-
yTelopments have been regarded as OF
some Importance, owing 10 the size OF
the original wells. The territory was
operated last summer, but subsequent
operations have shown It to be rather
uncertain and, In addition. very expen-
sive TO operate. Next to the Gordon, the
Greene county fifty-foot is the most
expensive, and far better than the for
mer In regularity OF formation.
3 Al Elk Fork, the Fisher Oil Company
has drilled Its No. 2. Henthorn, through
1.-THE sand and will have not better than
an eighty barrel producer. There Will be
{, several wells due In the southwest ex-
tension to-day. On the eastern edge of
Tyler county, the South Penn OH Com
pany's No. 6. c. C. Pinnick, Is in and
good for one hundred barrels day. No.
z. Anson Cain. has been completed and
Is about the same caliber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21
THE G1BNEYs COMING.

Morgan Gibney comes to the Grand
all next week In repertoire at popular
prices. The plays are selected with a
view TO displaying TO the best advant-
age the peculiar style of acting which
has made Mr.. G!bney q favorite in the
larger cities, and range from the
farce, MASKED Monkey to the classic
Camille" His supporting company Is
especially strong for popular prica
show and Includes vaudeville corps,
headed by John T. Powers, who present
refined specialties between every act.
On Monday evening they will present
one of their strongest plays, THE Black
Flag" The sale of seats will commence
Monday morning at Q o'clock, and
promises 10 be unusually large.
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Rev. 8. j. Cotton. who was pastor OF the
M ii church at MoundsviIle last year,
but who IL now presiding elder OF Nor
gantown district; and the bride Is the
only daughter OF the late Rev. L. L.
Stewart, who, ut the time of his death.
was one OF the most prominent and IN
fiuential members OF the West Virginia
M. i. conference. Rev. ID. l.. Ash. the
N. Z. PASTOR performed the ceremony.
Only the immediate friends OF the fam.
lilies were present.
Miss Alice Prayer celebrated her
eighth birthday at the home OF her par
ents, 1853 Eoft street. A number OF her
friends were delightfully."- entertained.
The northwes,ern convocation OF the
Protestant Episcopal diocese OF West
Virginia was held this week at Mounds
Vile, the delegates being Hospitality en-
tertained at the Parish Institute by
Rev Mr. Spur, OF Trinity parish. A
feature was tho. banquet rendered In
honor OF Mr.. Chniiln. secretary OF the
church periodical society, at which one
hundred guests We're present. Among
the after-dinner speakers were Mr..
Spur. on Mrs. Chatiin and the Visit
ing Clergy. Right Rev. Bishop George
w. Peterkin. on 1.-THE Diocese" aud
Rev, Jacob Birmingham, OF st. Luke's,
.Wheellnf, onv'The Ladies" q topic on
which he acquitted himself with dis
tinction.
FIfty-two beautiful pictures will be
shown at the artfexhlbtlon 10 be given
by the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church, at the home OF Miss Mary
Thomas, In Martins Ferry, this
evening. The pictures nre well
worth seeing. No admission will be
charged and no silver offering will be
taken. Tho reception committee will
consist OF the following persons: Mrs.
George II. Smith, Mrs. A. j. Smith, L,
K. Hoge. Arthur Reynolds, CIV. Hoyle,
John w. Crooks, Charles K. Williams,
A. G. Shaver, A. j. Millar, DR.. ]. L.
Hervey and George o. Inglebrlght.
The six refreshment tables in the din
Ing room will be In charge OF the fol-
lowing: Misses Lenora Drennen and
Verne Clark; Misses Emily Hogc and
Amelia Reltz: Misses Elm Inglebright
and Bertha He'll; Misses Beta Sheets
and Minnie Cox; Misses Ada Joy and
Pierre Coleman, md Mrs W. L. Noble
and Miss Mary Thomas.
The fourth OF the series OF progress
slye euchre parties inaugurated by the
Carroll Club was held last evening. The
spacious auditorium was comfortably
filled with members and friends, and
from $3.50 until 10 o'clock the devotees
OF this enjoyable pastimc were in their
element. This function, like Its prede-
cessors, was productive OF many close
and exciting games. The gentlemen's
flrst prize was won by Mr.. Walter
Cochran and Mr.. Arthur Geraghty, OF
Benwood, secured the second. Mrs. Nc
Fadden and Miss Eta Weitzell were
tied for the ladies' first prize, but the
former was lucky and Miss Weltzcll
received the second prize. At the con-
clnsion OF the games refreshments were
serYed - .-.- ~ - ]
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TIE RIVER.
.YEsrERpAY,s pEpARrnnEs

Eol ERDA1 D pEPARIURES.
Plttsburgh...H: X. BEDFORD, 4 p. IN. (,
Cinc!nnati....QU CITY, S n. in.
Parkersburg .ARGAND. II n. IN.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
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Clarlngton....LER $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvllle. 7. n. BAiNE. $50 p, m. i
Observation-Disclosures a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. .VlRGlNIA, . n. m. b,
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II n. m.
Sistersvllle...RUT $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngt LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. 7. N. BAYNE, $50 D. m. s.
Charleston...UR ANIA, 6:3O u. m.
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRoW.
Charleston. III. X. BEDFORD, $50 a m
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II a. IN. =,
Matamoras.. .LEXINGTON, II Il, M.
Sistersvlllc.,.R RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngton....L LEROY, $3.50 D. m.
SteHbenVllle. I. NJ. BAYNE, 2:c0 p. m,
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THE WILLIAMS ACCIDENT.

The Joe B. Williams, on her down
trip, In coming through the chute OF
the Blue River Island, near Leaven-
worth. Ind. at about o'clock We'd
nesday morning, became unmanage-
able, and, in the darkness, struck on
the Indiana side at the mouth OF the
Big Blue river. with such force as to
drive three OF her barges up on a
twelve-foot point, sinking three and
breaking up the rest OF her tow. She
then swung around and sunk two
more barges opposite Leavcnworth. In
the darkness 1t could not be learned
whether any men were lost or not. The
river men think some were drowned,
put none were found OH the wreck OF
she three boats at Blue river, which
We're caught and are now being taken
care Of. 1t Is reported that she lost two
more boats In the bend below.
A special from Leavenworth, Ind,
says: Fourteen of<thc coal boats We're
sunk and two of the steamers crew
were washed overheard and drowned.
The boat was battered up considerably.
but on Thursday morning she was able
10 proceed on her way south.
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THE RAILROADS.
B. & o. AT PITTSBURGH:

The improvements that the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad have had under way at
Pittsburgh for the. past fifteen months
have been completed with the cxccp-
4 tlon OF a small amount OF paving be-
tween the tracks. which Will be done in
the spring. The limo now has splendid
terminals at that point and sufficient
trackagc to handle the vast amount OF
business with not only economy. but
with celebrity. The changes cost in tho
neighborhood OF $4,000 and consist of
a new yard at Glenwood, Zone OF Pitts
hurgh's suburbs). a double track tres
tie nearly two miles In length, the
changing OF the line OF road leading In,
TO the passenger station and the
building OF new freight yards near that
point.
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WHAT A scALPER SAYS.

R Buffalo ticket scalpcr Is quoted by
a Buffalo paper as saying: I've have
had Georgia Boyd. assistant passenger
agent OF the Pennsylvania before the
congressional. committee, and have
shown by, him that brokers are not as
guilty as. they are painted. Next We
will show up George H. Daniels
here the speaker wickedly smiled-"and
then We will pay our respects to E. o.
Mccormick. Of the Big Four. know a
broker In Pittsburgh who has evidence
TO prove that the Pennsylvania has
had dealings with scalpers during the
past three months. and he will swear to
It. too. Coming. down to the fine point
of this affair. think It would be hard
to find O bakers dozen of railroads that
haven't dealt with brokers' In a,business
way at some time or another
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Pa, and this was his frs. trip on tho
Fred Wilson. although he was an old
river man. 1t Is supposed that while
passing over the bulkhead. on the
barge In which he was found he clip
ped and fell down inside. In falling he
was probably stunned and as there was
an inch and a half or two inches Of
water in the bottom OF the boat, he
probably strangled. The coroner's jury
returned q verdict Of accidental death
and yesterday afternoon the remains
were shipped to his home in Allegheny.
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a ToMRoArMAN K111En

Yesterday morning as the towboat
Fred Wilson was passing slstersville,
1t was noticed that one OF the men on
the head OF the tow was missing and
an investigation disclosed the fact thnf
lie was lying in-the bottom of ore of The
barges. dead. How he came to his
death is not known. The body was re-
moved from the boat and taken to tho
coroner's office at Sistersvillc, where
an inquest was held. At the inauest
some OF the boats crew were examined.
but mono could tell anything. The dead
man is William Hayhugh, Of Al!c5!leny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 2O.-John
Crcgan was killed and two others In
jured, one. Newton Green, fatally, by
being thrown from scafrold used in
the construction OF South Highland av-
enue bridge. A number OF other work.
men had narrow escapes. The accident
was caused bv n hanging rope becom-
Ing entanGled In the smoke stack Of a
passing locomotives, which Violently
Jared the scaffold and threw them OH.
TAKE advlce! Stop coughing at once
by thc Immediate use OF Dr.. Bulbs
Cough Syrup. One bottle will cure Won
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21

City Engineer A. L. White, Of Wheel
Ing, who has the honor OF having been
twice elected president Of the West vir-
ginla Society of Civil Engineers, first
at Its initial meeting here two years ago
and again at the Point Pleasant gather
ing last year, has completed the pro-
gramme for the third annual meeting.
which occurs next Wednesday and
Thursday, at Morgantown. It is as fol-
lows:
WEDNESDAYS A. NJ,
Call to order by tho President
Address Of Welcome. by Hon. George C..
Response Il 4 by G. E. Krebs. New Martins
Address by Pr. Jerome H. Raymond,
President West Virginia University. !.
Minutes OF Last Meeting. 81 : Z
Report OF the Secretary and Treasurer. II
Report OF the Executive Committee.
Unfinished Business.
New Business.
Communications.
Presidents Annual Address.
Noon.
P. M.-PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS.
Modern Trend OF Engineering Educa.
tion." by John J.. Johnson, Professor
CIVIL Engineering, West Virginia Uni
verslty. 90 go
Technical Education for Engineers" by
Elmer Leach. Representative OF the
West Virginia Eng. Society OF the West
Virginia University. 5HI-s . :, :
History OF the Steam Engine" by f, L,
Emory. Professor Of Mechanics, West
Virginia University.
$3.50 P. NJ.
Inspection OF the Standard Oil Company.s
Pumping Station and AIonongalIa
County Court House.
Thursday ,5Is6 a; ;s: MIa;9RAPERs AND
Importance OF Geology in Engineering
Problems BY ]. c. White, State Ge-
"The Coal Mining Industries OF Our
State" by ]. w. Paul. Chief Mine In
spector.
Country" by s. B. Brown, Professor
OF Geology West Virginia University.
Professional States and Ethics" BY {.
r. Jones. Assistant Professor OF Me-
chanlcs, West Virginia University.
Noon
/ P. M.-PAPERSS AND DISCUSSIONS.
Public Road Improvement" by ]. F.
Burley. AIoundsvllle, W. Va.
CITY Comforts IN Rural Homes, by
.E lolIluS Z. tlOuScsp fDTOlcSSOr. OF PNyS-
les, West Virginia University.
Election OF officers and Selection OF Time
and Place of Next Annual Meeting
500 P. NJ. -. -
Inspection of the University Build
!nss. etc.
The present officers OF the society In
clude. president, A. L. White, Of Wheel
ing: ]. p. Stewart, of Huntington: ]. C.
Child, of Poca, and S. II. Reynolds, OF
Point Pleasant, Vice presidents: secre-
tary, William Steenbergcr OF Point
Pleasant.
SThc association has accomplished
much 70: the profession in this state,
and now has pending in the legislature,
legislation that Is needed.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF the West Virginia Society Of
Civil Engineers
TO BE HELD AT MORGANTOWN.

NEXT wEEK-THE PRESIDENT OF
THE ASSOCIATION, CITY EN-.
GINEER A. L. WHITE, OF THIS
CITY, HAS COMPLETED THE IN
TEREsTING PROGRAMME FOR
THE occAs1oN-MANY TOPICS
OF THE DAY ARE TO BE DIS
\ CUssED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-21
THE SIXTH RECITAL
4 on the Season by the Woman.s Club
49, Occurs This Afternoon

!. Occurs This Afternoon.
r$ This afternoon at 1850 o'clock, in the
"a. Q. U. W. Temple, the Woman's Club
gives the sixth recital OF Its third season,
The prepared programme has had added
to 1t verbal analysis of the Beethoven
Sonata Opus SO, to be played by Mrs. C.
p. Flick. which will greatly assist those
endeavoring to approximately listen to
the classics In music. The following se-
ltlectlons will be interpreted:
Blumenthal (voices). Venetian Boat Song
- Miss Flora Stfol, Miss Margaret
Harvey. m
schubert-Llszt (piano). .......
x .....:...;;,....:,. Hank! IInrkl Tho Lark!
. s..r.., Miss Grace Pollack.
I Dudley-Buck.".(b)'W Did You Como Cont,
\ ~, From, Baby Dear?
Beethoven (piano).. ........................
........ Qntroduction and Rondoj op 50
r,,, o MIS-, Cyrus P. Flick;
NeldlIngcr (vo!ces) .. ............ Rockabye
Choral Club. '' '"" - y
Mrs Flora Williams, Director
~ MISS lsablo NJ Houscr, Accompanied.
ONE Minute Cough Cure cures
quickly. That's what you want!
g Charles r. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, B'orty-slxlh
and jacob streets: a. Il. Scheclc, No.
4 So7 Main street; Exlcy Bros. Penn and
zane streets: Bowie g. Co.. Bridgeport.
Z. l.
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A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. Joseph Dailer Wednesday
evening, the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary Of his birth. The
guests. numbering twenty couples, as
sembled at the rooms of the North End
Literary and Athletic Club, where an
enjoyable time was had, dancing being
the chief diversion.
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Morton NJ. Minameyer and Miss Olive
Barnes, OF Bellalre. were quietly mar
ried at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Wright Fred, Wednesday evening.
The bride was q former resident of
GAINESVILLE. but her home recently was
at Mt. Vernon Ind.
Mr.. Thomas H. Cotton and Miss Clara
c. Stewart were married Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock, at the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, on Eighth street, in
Wheeling. on "The ladies'" a topic on
Moundsvillc. The groom Is son OF
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OIL CITY-Rlver 4 feet inches and
rising. Mild; light rain and high wind.
z WARREN-River 4 feet. Light rain:
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.

BIGGEST BARGAINS
 EVER OFFERED.
 SPLENDID HOME OR INVESTMENT LOTS
 LOTS s275
 LOTS s275 And upwards in small monthly payments
 Terms s25 cash S monthly.
 Terms, s25 cash, s5 monthly. We have just placed on the market ten days ago) 100 lots south of and not a great way from Golden Gate Park; lots face on Eighth, Ninth Tenth and Eleventh ayes; all lots graded streets graded; magnificent view overlooking the Park and Golden Gate. Ge and see these lots by all means. It will be time we'll spent, and pleasantly spent, too. You will enjoy the trip and view and learn some thing of the growing Sunset District. Take Haight Ellfs-st. cars and transfer 10 the new electric road (taking the place of the old steam dummy. Get off at Ninth ave. and H street. We have branch office there, open daily Sundays and holidays included). Blue cars on Mission and Ellis sts run direct from the ferries BALDWIN & HOWELL,
 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19
ARRIE

JOCHEM-SORENSEN- Oakland. October 15, 1898, by the Rev. O. Groensberg. Ferdinand Jochem and Marie Sorensen. EN-RASMUSEN-In Oakland. Octo- Der 15, 1S9S by the Rev. O. Groensberg, Louis Jorgensen and Ida Rasmussen. LARSON-WEDEBY-In Oakland. October 5, 1898. by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Fred ". Larson and Anna Elizabeth NJ Wedeby. LEVY-LIEBER-In Brentwood October IS, 1898, by Rabbi Isidore Myers. Nathan Levy and Delphine Lieber of Brentwood. MUNK-BECK-In Suisun, October 3. 1s9s by the Rev. O. Greensberg, Victor c. Munk and Juline c. Beck
 REDLICK-WOLF-In this city. October g. 1898, by Rabbi Isidore Myers, Joseph Redlick Of Bakersfield and Lllie Wolf of San Fran cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19
MARRIAGE LICENsns.

Marriage licenses have been issued as follows: s. E. Riddle Jr and Edna J. Westover. .... 22- 20 Giovanni Gianni and Giuseppina. Mel. 27- 23 Clyde H. Wood and Ruth Deiano...........22 22- 2l Patrick Costello and Julia Donahue. g. 27 w c. Winterhalter and Nellie Humphreys. 30- 21 Ernst A. Stenp and Viola M. Burnham . .. 3s- -22 H. F. Jensen and Katherine J. Smith. .... .23>22 Walter Taylor and Hattie c. Hale. "A -23 Burr Eastwood and Jessie M Anderson. 26- 23 Frans Willman and Sani GroImund 3l -2s
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19
BIRTHS MARRIAGES -DEATHS
BORN.

MORTLEY-In this city. October 2. 1898, to
 the wife of W. Mortley, a son. PETERSoN-In this city, October g 1898. to
 the wife of George ". Peterson. twins
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19

ST. DOBIINIC'S CHURCH BUILDING ASSO- ciation-The regular monthly requiem high mass for the deceased members of the above association, and for the deceased parents and relatives of the members, will be celebrated in St. Dominics Church. Bush and Steiner streets, tomorrow (Thursday), at o'clock Friends are invited to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-19

s195o-15 ELIZABETH st., T feet east of Guer- rero; 2-story bay-window residence, consist ing of rooms and bath; positive bargain ; inspect to-day; selling the house and giving the lot away; terms to suit. F. A McNALLY & CO, 19 Montgomery St. WANTED-To buy house in Mission, or more rooms; not over s25o0- Address M.. 2626 Mis- sion st.
 STORE and flat, rooms; small rear house; $60; sacrifice See owner, 3027 Sacramento st. - COTTAGE for sale; to be removed at once o23 Golden Gate ave. Inquire S25 Golden Gate. s10o. .O00 to loan; low interest; strctest privacy; diamonds. UNCLE HARRIS, 15 Grant ave s65o-WILL build 4-room, bay window cottage: hard finished. GEO. M. SALISBURY, builder, 521 K st., Sunset District.
 BARGAIN-Make offer; a new S-room house and furniture; 3010 Castro st.; addition San Mateo electric line.
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