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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-24
THE WIRE TRUST
VI III Likely be an Accomplished Fact this


:, Meek.
PITTSBURGH Pa, Feb. c3.-The
much talked-of wire trust will likely
become an accomplished fact before the
end OF the week. A meeting OF the
wire and wire nail association has been
called for tomorrow, although the place
OF meeting has not been given out. It
will probably be held In New York,
however, as nearly all the people inter-
ested In these trades are at present in
that city. At this meeting the consol-
idatlon question will be thoroughly dis
cussed and final action on the part OF
the members OF the association may be
taken. It is expected that this action
will be favorable. After the association
meeting another meeting OF the com.
mittee which has had charge Of the con-
soldation oil through, will be held.
when some decisive action Is expected
10 those who are familiar with the de-
tails of the arrangements.
This great trust, which will be known
as The American Steel and Wire Com
pany, Is capitalized at $4,000, 900. The
plan OF the consolidation is to buy up
all the wire plants in the country and
incidentally secure number of fur
naces and steel mills SO that the COM
papv can purchase Its finished mater
,Ial right from the ore.
The capacity OF the plants which 1t Is
expected eventually to include in the
new company, Is about $4,000 tons
week OF rods, wre and wire nails.
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Mrs. Rachel Hovey, lN Preble St,
Portland, Me-, says:
II was completely FRUSTRATED from
the effects Of two paralytic strokes
which attacked both sides Of my body.
a. friend recommended me TO try DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem-
edy as q remedy, and l bought bottle
In H. H. Hays drug store. on Middle
st. l, found so much relief from this
bottle that continued to take It with
increasing good results. and I am now
much better than I ever. expected to be
again and give the credit 1t deserves
to DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy for my recovery. l glad
ly give this testimonial SO that other.
sufferers may be able to avail them
selves OF this excellent remedy"
You want health don't YOU? You
want to get UP In the morning and feel
like doing good days work. do you
not? And you want your children 10
feel strong and vigorous, don't YOU?
Well. DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy viii do all this.
1t, will give to you and your children
perfect health and that Is exactly what
you want. It Is the best spring medi-
cine known. It was discovered by DR..
Greene. of IS West 18th St. New York
City, the most successful specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases.
He can be consulted free OF charge, per-
sonally or by letter. a-6tsl
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IN THE OIL FIELDS.

Operations are SIM active in Hender-
shot pool, In Wood county. It. N. Barns
dallis pushing the drill with consldera-
sble energy. On the Richardson and
Wharton, farms he has six wells drilling
at various depths. On the F. ". Jones
farm he IS fishing for a string Of tools at
depth OF ! 200 feet.
On the same farm Jones & Snyder will
be due In the sand with No. 3 this week.
The same company has started to drill
at Nos. and 2, ]. Richardson and j..
Wharton farms. In the Union district.
Charles Porter & Co.. are still shut
down in the Cow Run. sand, on the S.
Alleman farm, on Laurel creek.
Paden & Richardson have started 10
drill at their No. s. on the w. Richard
son farm. on Laurel creek.
In Walker district,er South Penn
OIL Company Is fishing for casing on the
Margaret Dye farm. The same company
has plugged a hole on the ]. Wharton
farm, in Union district.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllsencer.
/ WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-Certificate
OF original pension has been issued to
Frederick Gilman, deceased, Nlcolette.
West Virginia. at the rate of IS per
month, and to Sarah S n unter. widow.
Lubbock. at Si2 per month. Certificate OF
Increase of pension has been granted
also to A. ]. Reggie. Washington, Pa,
from Sc to IS per month.
Patents have been issued to West vir-
ginia inventors as follows:James NJ. Ma
hon, Charleston. asslsnor Of one-half to
Z. f. Conans. chain propeller; George
N. RIdenuur. Terra Alta, heating drum.
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THE RAILROADS..

r D -
Another complication has come UP in
the use of the $50 interchangeable mile
age book on one OF the indianapolis
lines. The Central Passenger Assocla-
stlon has in It's employ a number Of de-
tectives. for the purpose Of testing con-
ductors on the new book. ope of these
detectives bought mileage book from
"a broker. The book was in the name OF
Z f. T. Stewart. and the detective used
Il on line to Chicago. The detective
on the train signed the name on the.
book to the mileage exchange ticket.
and when he got to Chicago he reported
to the central mileage bureau what ne
had done. The bureau sent 10 the rail-
road for the difference In the fare, and
the railroad company deducted the
amount from'the conductors pay. The
conductor insists thatfhe only followed
instructions and should not be held for,
the amount The mileage bureau re-
fuses to give the name of the detective.
and the conductor may go before the
grand jury and try to get an indictment
against Commissioner Donald. of the
bureau, as an accessory to a charge of
forgery. IN addition to this, the matter
viii he taken up by the Order OF Rail-
way Conductors.
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MoRGANToWN = River . feet c
inches and falling Clear and cool.
Z $BROWNSVILLLE- = River 10 feet 2
inches aud falling. .+@
: sTEUBENVILLLE = River IS feet /
inch and falling. Cloudy and cold.
Passer up. Uranda and Ben Hur, va
& WARREN---Rirer 3 feet 3 inches.
Clouudyd and cold.
OIL ICITY-Rivcr 4 feet inches and
falling. Cloudy and cool
5 GREENSBORO - River II feet 3
Inches and failing. Fair and warmer.
James G.. Blaine and Nellie Hudson
down Thursday: Germanla up.
Z. PARKERsBURG-ohlo river % feet
inches and rising. Showing, mercury
3. Passed up, Rrgand, II. X, Bedford,
fleet OF towboa IS with emptles. Passed
down, Kannwha. Valley Belle, Earns
doil. Passed down, with coal, Harry
Brown. THE Lizzie KanawhaSis rising.
PlTTSBURGH--Rlv II feet 5 inches
and falling at the dam. Clear and cold,
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THE RIVER.


Charleston. !. KANAWHA,y 6:20 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, p. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarinston... LEROY. $50 p. m. {,
Pittsburgh. .URANIA, $3.50 a. m.
Steubenville.. Il. M. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. III. K.fBEDFoRD. $50 a. m
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, a. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II n. IN.
Matamoras.. .LESINGTON, II 4. m.
Slstersvilie.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington....LE $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .L0RENA. . a. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .NIRGlNIA. 5 a. m.
'Pnrkersburg. BEN HuR,t II a. m.
Sistersvlle.. RUTH, $3.50 p! m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenyllle. IT. NJ. BAYNE. 2.a0 p. m.
Charleston. .URANIA, $50 a. m. ID
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Receiver. Removed m AMI Properly Tarn.tl

VA over 20 Tie Cotifany. n
Special Dispatch to tho Intellisencer.
( PARKERsBURd. W. ", Feb. 2s.-In
the United States court to-day G. E.
Wright and others, plaintiffs in the IA
nous sult,ln which the Elk Fork OIL
Company were defendants, petltloned for
the return OF $50, 900 advanced to C. w.
Brockun!er, one Of the receivers, and
both sldep took exceptions to that re-
ceiver's report. His disbursements
amounted TO 100000 and his commission
claimed for nine months was $500.
The other receiver, w. C. McCosh, ex-
pended $4,000 on development OF the
property and claimed $1,000 as commits
sion. Both sides fought the payment OF
the commission. r
The court made. no decision in those
two questions, but removed the rccelv-
ers and turned over entire oil property
to the Elk Fork company, with Brelr-
naman, OF s!stersville, as manager. who
was compelled to 9lve a $4,000 bond.
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coLoREp TICKETS.

S The American Association OF General
Passenger and Ticket Agents,has adopt
ed seven standard colors for the new
safety paper to be used in the making
OF tickets, the following being the colors
and:the use to which they ore to be put:
One way. first class-Green. One way.
second .3class-Canary. Round trip
sDrab. Skeleton t!cket-Wh!te. Special
forms OF COUPON t!ckets--Pink, blue and
orange. For local book tickets any Of
the several colors may be used. The
designation OF color Is almost 4 copy OF
sthe colors In use by the Pennsylvania
lines. which probably has, the most COM
plete chart OF forms Of any. road In the
country. Unlike many roads the Penn
sylyanla docs not use skeleton tickets
because OF the liability OF misuse.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intellisencer.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. Feb. 90.
John Larawaryr who shot and killed
George Falrcloth on Friday, was COM
mltted to-day by the magistrate, to
await the action OF the grand jury
The Crawford wooden mills has re-
ceived several large orders, requiring
the mill to run until 9 o'clock at night
to fill them.
& a. 3. Smith, who was recently ap-
pointed a superintendent OF rural free
mail delivery, Will. In the near, future,
establish two free delivery routes In
this county.
The Cumberland Valley railroad COM
pany has Issued Its statement Of earn
lngs and operating expenses In 1897. Tho
gross earnings on the main line and
branches were sS66.65i. the operating
expenses sGl1,5So. The net earnings
s255,lA. An Increase Of s2S, 356 over 1896.
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EIGHT BELLS.

The Brothers Bvrne's Eight Bells"
chime forth their familiar tldings from
the stage at the Opera HOUSE, next
Monday, February 49, for one night on
ly. The entire production has been re-
modelled SO that It will scarcely be rec
osnized In the new form. 1t is quite
superfluous TO say that the alterations
add to the general merit Of the produce
ton. The plot remains much as It was.
but the specialties introduced at short
intervals ore entirely new and pleasing.
The Byrne Brothers remain to give life
and action TO every scene. The third
act Is almost entirely new. The curtain
rises upon. a rustic scene in Partisan
park. In the background are the aero
bats posing as statues. Their antics
are very amusing. The originality of the
performance and the diverslties Of It's
specialties are sure to fill the house. An
acrooatic quadrille at the close OF the
last act Is a novelty. sl
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WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 2s.-In

& 1890 '>1''- ~ - - . ~ -
formation OF the murder of the negro
postmaster, Baker. at Lake City, s. c.,
and the burning OF his office, came to
dispatch from Inspector Williams, in
charge OF the district, who has head
quarters at Chattanooga. The latter's
telegram was very brief and merely
told OF the killing OF the man and the
burning Of the office. He will send an in
spector to the scene Of the tragedy at
once 10 investigate and make a full re-
port Of the case to the department.
When this is obtained the department
OF justice Will be asked to prosecute the
persons engaged in the crime.
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SPRING NEEDS.
What Everybody Requires at
:. (, This Season ,,,,
Some Things Are Of tho Utmost
N Importance to You. "
This aillIellYou Just What You Most
Need Nov and How 20 Got II.

IN the spring changes always take
place In our systems which require at
tentlon. There Is tired. lansuld feel-
Ing, a depression. the digestive organs
become deransed, the blood Is bad,
causing the complexion to become af-
fected and the person feels an inability
10 work. NJ
AT such a time spring medicine Is
absolutely necessary, ard DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy is the
medicine you want. It will overcome
all these conditions. twill inYigoratc
the blood, regulate the digestive organs.
clearithe complexion and make you feel
strong and well. III Ff
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"a BLACK SHEEP"

II ever the Opera House was too
small to accommodate the theatre co.
ers. Il will be Tue sday evening. March
I. when Hoyt's roaring and successful
comedy. "a Black Sheep" which has
created more genuine hearty laughs
than all other Hoyt shows combined
success. Everywhere It has been pre-
scented the standing room only" sign
has been required. and US It possesses
such magnetic drawing qualities It Is
safe 70 guarantee that IA Black Sheep"
is one OF those jolly entertainments that
everybody wants to see, and should see.
SpecialtIe5 new and novel. up to date
music and dances and handsome cos
tunes will be O bright particular fea-
ture In the production OF "A Black
Sheep as presented by a company OF
artists especially selected for their abll-
tiles In comedy work. The success OF
Hoyt's "a Black Sheep" has been CALL
ed phenomenal. but this Is hardly the
word. for It certainly. cannot be n phe-
nomenon for play-goers to flock to see
an entertainment
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Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition OF all the vital organs. II the
liver be inactive. You have 4 bilious
look; II your stomach be disordered, you
have dyspeptic look: II your kidneys
be affected, you have q pinched look.
Secure good health. and Vou will sure
ly have good looks. Electric Bitters" Is
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts d.
rectly on the stomach, liver and KID
neys. Purines the blood, cures pimples,
blotches and boils. and gives good
complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
20 cents Dcr bottle. Coy
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DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Tho t,scontinentai iIIali,' scheme-Con.
crrsslonsi Aid to lo Sought,

Tho tmContinsntaiH IIaii,' Eschsme-Con-
Errsslonai AID to 10 Sought.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 81
Nearly all the morning session Of to-
days meeting OF the Daughters OF tho
American Revolution was taken up
with business. Incidental to the report
of the continental hall committee made
by Mrs. II. NJ. Shepard, OF Chicago. It
is proposed that the hall be erected In
Washington and be used for the display
OF large numbers OF revolutionary rel-
les that will come Into the possession OF
the society and for the annual gather
Ing OF the congress.
Congressional aid is to be sought In
providing n site for the building. It
was. determined TO Dive $1,000 out OF the
general fund OF the society to that ,ol-
ready on hand for the project and In
dlvidual contributions were promised
sufficient to make the grand total to
date of the continental hall fund about
1870
Mrs. Stevenson, the president general.
presided at the meeting this morning.
and Mrs. T. C. Noyes sang the Star
Spansled Banner"
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'DRoDATE oFiwlLrY

~ - -. 81 q li y = "a, & f5is7 IL Il
Office 1.-THE. Clerk OF the Counts r,.,..
Ohio County. State Of West SifsSI,, Y
In the matter of the probate 4, N. !, /.
YIN ~. and "a tsssaiaoa, Of Mis- May ..
The cbIcetAot the petition In I'M, /, &. ii
filed February s, 1868 IA 10 hays |, S aaMtf,
TO. probate q PAPER writing, pt,sne ssp1,,lN
be the will OF Mary Grier ceaScs ~ 70
Ing date the ist day OF March a X VA.
And II appearing from, an AM Nj, ~ W
before me by !, r. Jones' tiht M, nag nag,
RI Cool. r. s.. Grler. Francis Ens, =
Elizabeth Epply, interested partie9s snil
non.reslden,s of the state OF Wss, ~ ~
GINA, II Is ordered that they or AN y. W.
them, do appear at my Office, In iS.s ~, y
of Wheeling, IN tho county and stan Nv, w
said, within one month after tbe ss,s't.
tho flrst publication hereof and IA NM, y q
necessary TO protect their lntefSsts N w Y
matter. The hearing Of said petiilsn |, ~ ~
for the isth day OF March, A. D, ia al " x
RICHARD ROBERTSON. e,,.,I
j. II. JONES. Attorney. '4t' 2
Published the first time February ID, IN,
sf,illl ~ hltltgllfas HtislF5 AT fai0.,k ;,
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VIII Probably BE Added TO the
City Fire Department.
PuBLlCsAFETYREQuIREsST THEM
ONE 70 BE PLACED ON THE ISL
AND. AND THE OTHER AROUND
THE HILL ON MccoLLocH
sTREET-THBsA AppRopRI.
ALTON AS MADE LAST YEAR
WILL BD SUFFICIENT TO COVER
THE COST OF THEIR PURCHASE,
z 4, TALK WITH A COUNCILMAN. i

Two more chemical apparatus will
probably BIO ordered within q few weeks
for the Wheeling nre department.
This decision Wilt be arrived at, at the
next meeting of the council committee
ON fire department. ard the news will
be hailed with much satisfaction by tho
citizens Of the at present unprotected
districts. i5
Last night a reporter In conversation
with a prominent member OF the fire
committee was informed OF q move
tinent on foot to place another chemical
engine on the Island, and one around
the hlll on Mccolloch street, and IL
everything goes us he says the present
indications point.to, the new apparatus
will be ordered In q very short time.
The appropriation made by council
last year for the fire department Will,
~ the same Is granted this year. more
than pay for the proposed engines. and
the many kicks that have come from
the districts named. accompanied by the
Recommendation of the chief OF the de-
partment, viii no doubt be sufficient to
convince council that the addition OF
these modern appliances to fight fro
are needed, and needed badly. l5s
.9 Upon more than one occasion has the
want been demonstrated. but the recent,
fire at the residence OF Mr.. Chas. W.
Franzheim. on the Island, was the
STRAW that broke the camel's back"
Here the department responded prompt
4ly, and the flremen did their work we'll,
but the chemical fluid gave out before
the fire could be extinguished, and the
result was water had to be turned into
the building, creating damage that.
would have beer prevented had another
chemical engine been present.
2 The location of the two engines could
: not be fixed In more appropriate local.
titles than those named by the council
man quoted. The Island, with a thickly.
populated territory made up almost
solely OF dwelling houses. has but one
engine house. The district around on
McColloch street has none ut all.
Two OF the smaller sized chemicals
could be bought at a reasonable price,
I and the cost Of maintaining them would
! not be great. One horse would be all
that would be required &c, haul each OF
them and three or four men at each Of
the houses could look out after the APP.
paratus very nicely.
The fire committee will meet before
THE next regular meeting of council, and
Z ask for an appropriation sufficient 10
cover the cost Of the purchase OF the two
new chemicals.
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THE river last night was 10 feet and
falling slowly.
The Defender passed up with q COW
OF cmpt!es yesterday morning.
The Queen City Will be this mornings
packet for Cincinnati, leaving at eight
o'clock. q
The local packets are enjoying boom
In trade these days. The freight Is
heavy and the passenger list large on
ell OF them.
The Urania arrived early yesterday
morning, but had considerable freight
to leave and take. on at this port. AS 1t
was, she got away ahead OF time.
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\ sgssATioYA I i: REPORTS: 4
..Asss. :shs, :. 10. eesllasl

About the yizeaya--sh I, not coaiins lai
Iiasis. n X,
NEW YORK, Feb. q, Sensational
reports that the vlzeaya's Officers had
ordered that coal be taken aboard IN
haste and that men had been keptSat
work day and night In hi, service were
authorltatlvely denied to-day. onItlr,
contrary no more dispatch has been
used In conllrg, than Is uslal. and no
efforts Will be made 10 complete the
loading OF the nine hundred tons res
quifed be the crtilser before tomorrow.
II was learned az the Spanish consulate
general that Captain Eulate had rec
ceived no sailing orders UP TO 2 y. M
to-day He was ordered before leaving
Las Palhas TO spend one week IN
American waters before sailing for Ha- =
vana. and up TO this. time has received
no instructions conflicting with this or
der. \ ~ 8 S 3 *,
There was an accident on Vircaya
yesterday. -Four men were working on
the aft smoke stack when plank slip,
ped from a chain supporting st Two OF
the men fell on an iron grating at the
foot OF the stack and were picked up In
a semi conscious condition. y
The surgeon reported that It was
feared that both were injured Intervals
~. but that no bones were broken. a
Two OF the men saved themselves by,
cllnging TO chains or on the stack.
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Shot h,r IIa,hcr,, Head on.

4 NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Feb. "a
Mary Kuwltzsky. scyenteen-year-old
Girl. to-day blew her fathers head on
with a shot gun, while he was asleep
The father came ahomc drunk and
chased the family out OF the house
with a butcher, knife and threatened to
lkill them. He was finally! pacined and
induced to 60 TO bed. 1t Is supposed that
terror from frequent occurrences OF this
Kind drove the girl insane. Sho has been
arrest cd -Ft 49, s1jS g ~ rflE ~
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HAS A NEW JOB.

y F. ". Wiltshire, formerly of Column
bus, has been appointed to succeed w.
Il Andrews as secretary to Receiver
Oscar G. Murray. OF the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. He has been with Mr..
I L. Rush Brockenbrough In the capacity
5of secretary ever since Mr.. Brocken-
broughs connection with the Baltimore
& Ohio about two years ago.
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knirht, or pyrl,In. Anniversary,

Special Dispatch to the Intellisenccr.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va, Feb.
23.-Last night Berkeley Lodge, Knights
OF Pythias, celebrated the fourth
anniversary OF the establishing of the
order by banquet at the Berkeley
Springs hotel Numerous toasts were
responded to and excellent music was
rendered by q select orchestra under
the management OF Professor W. c..
Miller, OF Fairmont.
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AFTER GOLD.

The Klondike fever is responsible for
three charges which will occur in the
Wheeling & Lake office at Toledo. on
the first OF the month. Ticket Agent r.
w. Fisher and Bill Clerks John Clouse
and Charles Davenbaush. all OF the
Wheeling &c Lake Erie. have rendered
their designations. TO take effect on the.
first OF the month. They will join Il
! Klondike party and leave for the gold
regions this spring. WV. Smith has
been appointed ticket agent for the
company at Toledo, and will assume the
duties ot.hls new position on the first
of April. Mr.: Smith has been agent for
the company at Williston for fifteen.
or sixteen Years. ~,
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Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. y Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is tho best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents o bottle. Il, m-w&f y