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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 1.-The
steamer Rio de Janelro which arrived
to-day from Eong Kong and Yokoha-
ma brought the following oriental i'd
vices: 49,
On December q. the Japanese mer-
chant steamer Nara Alaru ran on hid
den rock OF the Pescadore group and
sank Immediately. OF her eighty pns-
sengers and crew seven only reached
the shore. The drowned were all jap
anese.
a Toxic paper states that there are
some sixty thousand troops in Nladi-
vostock. ready TO take the field at u
moments notice.
Mr.. Sands. secretary of the United
States legation at Seoul. was assaulted
by gang OF 1--WE or six Japanese col
lies at Nagasaki on New Years day,
while walking alone. No reason Is
known for the assault and the matter
is being Investigated by the local au-
thorties
Twenty-one people were killed and
thirteen injured at Niigati prefecture.
woing TO the collapse of houses on &C.
count of the heavy snow.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed OF trust dated hs
LIST day OF November, 1891, made by Ausqs.
lielmbrecht and Margaretta He!mb!eehli
his wife. 10 me, rs trustee, and OF rcee.a
in the office OF the clerk OF the county
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia. II
Deed OF Trust Book No, So, page SIS, WI
proceed to sell at public auction on (.
MONDAY, THE 2lST DAY OF FEB
RuARY, 1SSS, 55t
commencing at 10 o'clock c. NJ, at ~
front door OF the court house In the cty
OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio, aud state Q.
West Virginia, all that certain plesc q
parcel Of real estate situate, lying ana pe,
ing In the city OF Wheeling, county ..
Ohio, and state Of West Virginia. aaa 's,
All OF the north one-half OF lot numbers tSi
one ~ In square numbered: twenty-log.
go in the addition to what was former,
known as the Town OF South Wheeling,
now, the Eighth ward OF the city o. MGssii,
Ing, laid out by SpriGg and Richie. an. ana
being on the southeast corner 2, i ii.r Il
sixth and Jacob streets, In said ci,y, u q
Whcel'ng,cShaVing n frontage on !agS.
street OF, twenty-five (25) feet and rlT9ins
back on .Thirty-siXth street one huiiuIfI9I
Q00 feet to the alley in the rear o. S ~.
eliot, together with the buildings anu W
provements thereon. ~.
81 TERMS OF SALE-onc-thlrd OF Y. w
purchase money, orsso much more rs ny
purchaser may elect-toApoy. cash ~ ha ~
on the day OF sale, and the residue " w
equal installinents, payable respectNg1
IN twelve months and twcnty-tour i,io Nv,
from the day OF sale, with interest tn ms ".
from that day, the purchaser 10 eve "
notes, with good security, for the detet, ~.
payments, and tho purchaser 10 oe Ia Ia
quircd 10 execute deed OF trust on ~! ~"
property to secure tho deferred naStne'I''
.ii ,NyM.lP. MEYER, Trustee 4
Meyer md Nesbitt, Attorneys ,,.L
II. c. Hervcys Auctioaeer. JAZZ. 9-----
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.WEsr YrnarNrAtMtArrgRs
Attn. capital psliiIen. Of Letali late Il

hNthe aShpitnl-Pcltttons OF Lpehi INV,
--Posi,nasters. y
Special Dispatch 70 the Intelllgencer. Y.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2,--Represent-
alive Miller has presented in the house
the petition OF N. Love and others
for law 10 impose greater restrictions
upon immigration.
Representative Dorr. presented 4 petl-
ton from Alfred PAUL and others
against the pending anti.scalp.ng BILL.
He has also Introduced n bllf for the
relief OF John Herklns; bill for the re-
lief OF q. w Ratlcff and n BILL granting
q pension to David Wentz.
Representative anfofd has presented
the petition OF citizens OF Bellaire. Ohio,
for amendment OF the law governing
Immigration. II -
Certificates Of pensions have been Is
sued to Wet ylrgininns as follows:
William u. McGarvey, AtarninSton,
original pension. SO per month; Mar
garet Foster, Wheeling, widow, IS PEI,
north. Z, n ;Nlgs 81
rho postonlcc at Irontown. Taylor
county. w. Va, has been ro-establ!shed,
With j. w. Turner as postmaster.
a presidential postoftice appointment
came West Nlrginats way to-day. tina
OF 4. II. Pare, at Lewlsburg. II IL eX-
pected that the appointment OF o. p.
Petty rs postmaster at Charleston VIII
be made Tomorrow. IN ~. 7l
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THEIR EucHHE PARTY.

The Carroll Clubs progressive euchre
party last night, was decidedly the best
from every viewpoint OF any Of the SER
les so far this winter. Thirty tables were
In operation, and It was a merry gather.
Ing that surrounded them. The success
full ones were:
q First lady's prize, silver mounted
comb-afiss Ada Roth, Of Chicago.
Second lady's prize, silver mounted
comb, Miss Agnes Joyce.
First gentieman's prize, silver
mounted comb. Mr.. Archie Matthews.
Second sentleman's prize, silver en-
velope opener, Mr.. Charles ]. Water
house.
The refreshments were in served by, a
corps Of ladies. under the direction OF
Mrs. C. ]. Waterhouse Two weeks
hence Z similar function will be enjoyed.
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~ Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's olllce,
THE following transfers OF real estate
Were recorded: a a S,a
Il Deed made January 20, 1895: by W. p.
Hubbard, trustee, to A.5G. Hubbard,
asE!!!sbeth Pc Hubbard and Anna S..
Hubbard, the last two. OF Los Angeles,
SCaI.; ton, S.; transfers lot In
SQUARE IA son Fourteenth street,
q Deed made January q, 1888; by A.. G.
/ Hubbard, Z. T, Hubbard and "A. S. Hub
7bard,sto John Beckett: consideration
$500; transfers the; above described
properly. {. I.,9.
sfDsed made November %, 1897; by Ellz-
sabeth Schntlle. to August Quicker: con-,
ssldetration $500; transfers south half
sof lot IS, on Market street. between!
5TWenty-slxth and Twcnty-seventai
streets. n IS u 5 II; n
Il The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED; 5i5s9 n b I'll NJ -. =
Jamea NJ. Peoples. aged ,wen,y-plnc.i
of tWood county. West Virginia, and
LULU Patterson. aged tHcnty-onc. Of
SCharleston. ~ 3 j55j 3 z 81 III
Dietrich. AGED forty-Hvc,
fofEwheel!ng, and Helcrl shrleves, aged
sthIrty-three.fo of Wheeling.
ssssiJohn T., Wise, OF Elm Grove. aged
sslxty-one. (widowor) }Of Elm& Groves
Sandy Belle Evans, aged iforty.ore ,os
Ohio county y. 4 Y Fl
:, Lewis II. Wright, aged twenty-five, OF
I Greene County. Pa. and Mary u !. Lewl1,
aged twenty four, OF Ohio county.
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ABOUT PEOPLE


stranger, In the City aud Wheeling peo-
y - pie Abb onti.
's William Edwards and ]. Tangncy. OF
Warrington, are at the Windsor.
4 Raymond G. Scott. OF Bethany. was
ia guest OF the Stamm yesterday.
B. G. Williams and wife were Fair
mont people at the Windsor yesterday.
ALBERT A. Gaus left last night for Los
Vegas, New Mexico, to wo:k for q rail-
road company.
Miss Ada Roth, OF Chicago. who has
been the guest OF Miss BERTHE Vosler. OF
South Mail!street. returns home to-day.
saiiss Nora o'Brien, OF Wheeling, re-
turned yesterday from Baltimore. ac-
Acompanied by her brother. Thomas
$o'B.len. jr IS ,:s Fl. ..5; Is
tS Perkins D. Fisher, OF the Widow
!, Brown" company. while en- route 10
aLlitloI Washington. stopped over yes.er-
SdayS to gee come friends. The company
Z. appsars here In April.
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SUICIDAL MANIA
In Washington Unnbated--Attempt OF
rs Father AMI Daughter.

In Washington aOnnDuteH-Httehpegf.o VI
ssa Father AMI Daughter.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2.-Ths
suicidal mania which has caused
a number OF attempts at self-de 'truc-
tlon in this city for the past several
weeks, may result in, the loss Of the.
lives OF Walter Taylor, a clerk In the
treasury department, and his pretty
Stwenty-year-old daughter, Lucy. Miss
TAYLOR has been In III health for some.
time past, and last night her illness as
sun,ed q suicidal form. She was with
difficulty persuaded to retire to her
room, and about O'Clock in the morn
ing, after a violent struggle with her
parents, who tried to hold her, plunged
through the window of her home and
fell into snow bank in the front yard.
She then ran, terribly cut and bruised.
through the streets and after q half
hours search. WAS found in a snow
bank, almost nude, by policeman. She
was taken home and It was then found
that during her absence her father had
hanged himself by n rope attached to
the boiler OF stove. He was cut down
and removed to the hospital uncon-
scious. 1t Is feared both father and
daughter will die.
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THE BIGGEST THING
Tho Iron Indu,try OF the world liza,

Tho Iron Industry OF tho World Has
Ever Known. ~
CLEVELAND; O., Feb. 2.-The Lead
er says; The American Steel and Wire
Company, In other words the consollda.
ton Of the entire American wire indus.
try, seems to be an accomplished fact.
One OF the strongest Indications in
support of the conclusion Is sudden
and marked stiftenlng In the price Of
wire and nails which has come general
lysthis week. The price was put up on
Monday over dollar ton beyond
what It was previous to the recent tenn
porarv drop, and as much as 50, 81, or
So a ton over some prices for wire which
were reported as having been made last
week.
Now the price announced is 81 30 for
wire and 81 So for nails and another adj
vance OF five cents hundred pounds Is
10 be made In March.
Whether 1t be really true or not that
all formallties In the formation Of the
American Steel and Wire Company
have been completed, that consumma-
ton Is certainly so near at hand that
the end has practically come, and the
biggest undertaking that the iron In
dustry OF the world has ever witnessed
may be said to be successfully COM
pleted. This huge concern with capi-'
ttal!zatlon Of SS7. COZ, 900, all representing
property, owns all the establishment In
the country with which wire rod mills
are connected. 1t is no mere agree
ment, pool or. trust. but an absolute abb
sorption OF the property OF the concerns
consolidated and the former owners
who now hold stock cannot dissolve the
combination by any withdrawal.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!


Y On Saturday, March D, Marshall corn.
" citizens Mi, yotc ,,non the bond Issue
( IL .,on nna ~ ~ -.
" ssiVV'VVo 10 iaia me pFoposeu railway
from the Pennsylvania coke fields. but 1t
will get n black eye from the voters OF
Az i3,,nasss,. III, !, ~ onnnty ,,a,,disn,.
pp.r ei.e ~ wy so' !,
Benwood and iMcMechen, judsin By al
Indications. a. "
= THO ehio, interest In the question 10
! i. 49,. ~ ~ .,,I'
' centred IN Moandsville' where the ciu-
zens are In favor CT the loan, believing
that Tho town vii he reached by the
.s1,,..,, a,hs..,r,r ot,ha ,ar,t,.
. civ ~ oshes pa.se - e"s Soun.s
there cas- been considerable apathy re-
Eard!ny 1t until the past few days. The
5onnonen,s ~ tho Ioon, arc divided into
;sli,sHss 80
Two siasses, those VINO snlhk me ioaH Is
mn unnecessary expenditure. because
they claim The railway will touch Ben.
"a ~ !, ..o,,n, "a M cnra mat ond
.so ost VI 'tiS sons s.ttu
those who claim the county court acted
In an unbusinessllke manner in Offering
\ tbe Sral,,,oy a enec,aed sir, ~ noney
-. 49, 80 .sss,,.s.,
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4 Terrible Earthquake.

+ co%sTANTlNoPLE, Feb. 2.-vlalcn.
earthquake shocks have been felt at
Balikesr and around Brusa In Asia MI
nor. Numerous fatalities have resulted
and great damage has been done. The
sultan has subscribed 500 pounds for the
relief ~ the sufferers. He has dispatch
ed a relief committee to the scenes OF the
disaster and has ordered the minister
o: finance to take steps to succor the In
iurab ..g
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GENERAL NOTICES.

:NoTlCE OF APPLICATION F9gh on
II TRANSFER 10 FOREIGN, GsASiMr
DIAN OF THE PRcPEE!9 S "
JAMEs t. THOMAS, AN !4N N, y.
Notice Is hereby given that 81 SATURDAY,
the .itta dny OF Fet.uary, las tie ~ N,
tifnet, B.sh.F Jenkins, guardian IN ~, M'
state o. Tcnatkss, c. Jants I, TE 5S'. n
an INFANT, uget dix yeara. WIN appE ;,i y! +
netitios "a tho circuit court OF Ch!e eVusY,
West NTEtnia. in which coaa:i tp e,s
psr5SaEt estate belonging " ssu !n'"SS,S n;
In thu hands Of WILLIAM r. hsain Ns,-i,r
Iunrdian In sud Cl!o county. fer M f., Hs
authorizing snd directing !hs sad MiH."!!
u. Hoarne, Suarc!en 10 pay trah .iIs,, IA
deli7ec' TO the I,lS e-siErEd sd. SnAinSa.s
Ter.nssses,s Til of the Srtrsanal pI2P.,,i
tnd money III his ha.G1 belnhSiES 70 -
.tsfhnSi also giving to the nnderasa. s ~
}nesasul! lawful. authority e fesSSsiSs,j
rcsesys .r.onsy, or persona! p.nrsrJ !: = Us.
sintnGt located q. tho Et.ts = SsSiss,sc,
Eir.;a, end carry tho se.:.s 60 Of. az Sh9,T Tss
TehrtS5ec. ia fffss d, y J ~ AlN. ~
Guardian OF James 7. In22 EA'NNt
BY. Grskinc & Al.!5or. his attoIhy.ssiti. N Z
sd HHft ID,
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Cheer. In the Court Room.

PARIS. Feb. 2.--When the hearing Of
the libel suit brought by Joseph Rein
acl against Henri l'ochefort, who
charged ". ReInach with intending to
prove Alfred Dreyfus' innoncencc by
means OF forged documents, was re-
sumcd to-day. the court was thronged.
At tho termination of the speech for
the defense. the crowd broke out Into
cheers and cried. Down with the
Jews" The Judge thereupon suspend
ed the hearing. When the hearing was
resumed later. there was great excite
mnt In tho vicinity m h 7 ,5=5-. 81 ~ =
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. AFTER
being out seven hours the criminal
court jury in the trial OF ]. W. Keith, a
Christian scientist, tried for failing to
report a case OF diphtheria in his fam
lily TO the health department. has failed
TO agree and been DISCHARGED. They
stood six to six. kcith's child died OF
the disease. He treated the child from
q Christian science standpoint and
failed to report the case or placacd the
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BIRTHDAY REcEPIIoN.

Yesterday afternoon, at the family
home on Virginia street, Island. Mrs. F.
C. II. schwertteser entertained at a
birthday reception In an elaborate man
ner. a large number of Mrs. Schwert-
feger's friends attended the reception
and Joined in the desire for many more
such Joyous occasions.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

- = q ! H'
: BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust made h,
the Hanna 6: Clemans Paper Company "a
inc. as trustee, the first of which Is datti
January q, 1881, and Is recorded In Ia
office OF the clerk OF the county court q
Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed q
Trust Book No. 81, page Cal. and the Other
corded in said office in Decd OF Trust Boss
No. a, page 3D. will on
s SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, IsS,
sell at public auction at The NORTH ffoa.
door OF the court house OF Ohio county.
West Virginia. commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. M, the following described property;
The real estate known as the Fulton Pa.
pere Mill, in tho town OF Fulton, In Obi,
county, west Virginia, which Is partlcu.
larry bounded and described as follows,
viz: Beginning ut the southeast corner
Of Centre and Fulton streets In said town
. OF Fulton: thence enthusiastically with
the line of Centre street that Is nearest
10 wheeling creek until It intersects III.
west line OF Marshall street; thence with
said west lire of Marshall street south.
westwardly TO Wheeling: creek; thence
down said creek with. the meanders there
OF until It intersects the east line OF Fultea
street extended: thence northeastwardly
with the east side of Fulton street to the
place OF beginning: excepting, however.
from the above described premises the por..
tiOn thereof WHICH WAS COnSeyeu Oy LEWIS
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch BY
deed dated September IS. 1876 and re-
corded In the land records OF said Ohio
county in Deed Book No. g. page s..
which portion Is described In said deed a,
follows. to-wit: "a portion OF the Fulton
Paper Mil lot situate. in the town Of Full
ton, county OF. Ohio, state of West VII.
glnia. bounded as follows. to-wtt: Com.
mencIng at a point In the westerly llns
OF Centre street nineteen r9) feet south
In a straight line parallel with Marshall
street to road on the bank OF Wheeling
creek; thence with said road 10 Marshall
street; thence with Marshall street to The
corner of Marshall and Centre streets, aud
from said corner along the westerly liz.
OF Centre street to the place OF beginning.
said premises.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third OF the purchase money, and :,
much more. as the purchaser may elect 10
pay, to be paid in cash on the day OF sale.
and the balance In two equal payment,
interest thereon from the day OF sale the
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for the deferred installmenls; iha
title to be retained by the trustee until
the property Is paid for.
WILLIAM .ERSk1NE,
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The oratorlo Society had a splendid
rehearsal last night, with q good attend
ance OF the members. all of whom were
quite enthusiastic over the concert next
Thursday evening. Seats so on sale at
Burners Friday and Saturday for hon
orary and active members, Monday for
associate members, and Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday for the public at
large. Admission Is 81 and reserved
seats 81 50.
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinlnc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II Il fails
10 cure CSC. The genuine has L. B. Q.
on each tnblet.
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4 The Opera house will doubtless be fill-
cd next Tuesday evening, when the Or
'pheus Male Chorus gives is. first con-
cert. This organization Is constantly re-
.fearsins, and The promises OF It being
the peer OF any In this vicinity seem good
to be realized. The chorus will be heard
in several different and pleasing num-
bers. but the assisting talent alone
should draw a large audience.
Mile. Alice Yerlet. soprano, OF the
Opera cnmique, Paris; Miss Irma
Nordkyn. concert planiste: Ernest Gam
BILE, basso. and Robert Thrane, cellist,
form a galaxy Of artists such as sell
dom, IL ever, has been heard here. That
the orpheus concert will be financial
success Is also assured.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MT AN q 10 TRAVEL land. A Az
.lNE. agents Old established HOUSE. +.
mniicnt. L $40 per month and eSpenh'y,,iss
W. care IntGlligencer office.
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NO man can cure consumption. You
can prevent II though. DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup cures coughs, colds,
-hnnnchitis sore throat Never fails, g.
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FEMALE 1, Hr ], j: p WANTED.

''F,s5ADY WITH TACT, AND sENhfpSttr.
IL to .trayolfor old established nt M : ..
so per month and eApehsSSss;;S,
caro- lntcllipcncur. Office. ~ 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-03
MUSICAL WHEELING

Last night the Mozart Singing Society
celebrated i,s sixteenth anniversary at
Its hall, on the South side. and consid-
,ering the lnclement weathor-there was d
large attendance OF the members and
their friends. The entertainment con-
sisted Of a concert md ball, and It wGs.
a highly successful: affair.
J Fr the. concert. the socisty was asslst-
ed by Meis,er's orchestra. the East Lly-
erpool Lelderkranz, and by Mrs. Flora.
Williams and Mr.. William Ciemans.
Every number on the programme was
literally applauded. and The concert was
undoubtedly the best given by tho s3cie-
ty In recent years. The programme was
IN charge OF Prof, II. NJ. schockey. the
,socieiy's Instructor. q
AIrs Flora Williams and ar. Charles
Zulauf, each sang German solo selec-
tons, also singing the dnets. Repeat
Again." Mr.. CleniaDs and Mr.. Zulauf
sang a very pleasing duett. Tho
choruses by the Mozart were efficiently
rendered, as was the selection by the
East Liverpool qunrtette. Melster's or
rhestra contributed several good over
lures.
/! Following the concert the hall was
cleared for dancing, AMI this pastlme
was enjoyed by large }throng. The hall
was prcttily decorated for the occasion.
and the Mozar;s were warmly compll-
mented for the success Of their celebra-
tion. The society begins another year
with good prospects.
Z The committee In charge Of the affair
consisted OF Messrs. Charles Zulauf,
Charles Horstmann, a. A. Schramm, II.
w. Schrehe and August G. Nolte.