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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
MANDAMUS REFUSED

Dy Supreme Court In the Taylor
County Election Gaze, Which Leaves
the Matter Practically n u was.
History ofthe Contest.
Special Dispatch 10 the in,elllEcncst. b
CHARLESTON, ". Va. Jan. 1.-The
supreme court Yesterday refused TO
grant the writ OF manIamus applied for
by ". u. u. Dent, who Claims 10 DO a
yRsmhCs.elSet OF tha legislature ttau.
Tavior county. Tho mandanus wal
asked Tor In order TO compel J. x.
Means. until recently member OF thu
county court Of that county TO crrtitr
10 tho rccretnry of state the result Of
the recount OF the vote for members Of
the legislature In that county. The
court came 10 this declAion after listen
Ing to arguments part Of the morning
and nearly all the afternoon. The court
stood two 10 one against urhntlnR the
order. Judges McWhorter and HrInn0n
c1ncurrlng In the opinion. and Judge
English dissenting from them, Judge
Dent, who II U brother Of the petitioner,
CID NOT BIT IN inc case
The arguments were opened by John
II, Holt. for the petitioner Hon. J, II.
Gaines and John ". Mason, OF Fair.
mont. followed FOR the respondent. and
Mr.. Holt then concluded the arguments.
At o'clock the court took n recess un-
I'll $50. when il returned with It's dcctS'
lou This decision Il n victory for the
Republican candidate, ". +, Brohhrd,
but leaves the matter practically as !:
was.
Tho history OF the case Is briefly this:
According 10 the face OF the returns. In
the vote cast for members OF the lcEls-
lature In Taylor county, II. F. Brohard
WAS elected over ". Il. D. Dent. The
latter demanded recount. which was
granted. The result OF this made II mp
pear that Dent was elected By n ma
jjrIty OF about thirty. At supper time
on the dag the count was completed.
the court took n reccSS. Il appears that
Means, the Republican member Of the
court. did not return after this recess.
hut Curry, the Democratic memher,dld
When Means did not return, Curry.who
was president " the court. signed the
record OF his own accord ind Issued
certificates TO Dent and several others.
Curry then LEFT the state, with the OBJ
iect, II is claimed, OF preventing a fur
Their session OF the court as long as he
and Means were members. and remain.
ed away until after the expiration OF
their terms In the mcaptlme Means
issued certificate TO Brohard. but re-
fused TO sign the record In 20 far as the
recount was concerned.
The supreme court was then applied
to for writ OF mnndamus 10 compel
him to certify the result OF the recount,
which meant TO make him sign the GER
tIhcatc OF election Issued by Curry to
Dent. which he refused to Do. He just1-
fed his action on two grounds-frst.
that he was no longer member OF the
court when the mnndamus was issued;
and second. that he did not regard the
recount as complete and satisfactory.
Tie petition Of Dent. in addition to
the allegations regarding: Means. alleg-
ed q conspiracy on the part OF ". VI, o.
Dawson. chairman OF the Republican
state committee. 10 deprive him Of
seat in the legislature. Mr.. Dawson de-
MES these charges In An affidavit which
was filed yesterday by Means attor.
neys.
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Belle. III: Schafer, Crcscents. III: E,
BearleS. Crescents. al; Coleman. Cries.
ceEts. III; STANLEY. Stanley. III: C. Gil
ker. on Again. 141: J. RAIDER, Bowlers,
40; MartI, La Belle. 1873: Miller. Crcs-
cents. 1873; Hores. on Again. 1873: He'll,
Stanley, 1Ss: thinner. on Again, 1871:
Modar. Daisies. 13T: Carter. Daisies.
lei; Frome, Daisies. 1874: EbeIing. on
Again. 1874; Clatpr, La Belle. ISL: J.
Woods. La Belle, 131; Costello. Cres-
cents. 1871; Reid. OF Again. 1870: Jun
kins. on Again. 1870; MUM. STANLEY,
i29: Draycr. on Again. 12T: Smith. DaIs-
les. 121: Fisher. Shanles-. 126: Mcdonald.
Crescents. 12G: Jacobs. Daisies, 12i:
Bernhart. CTescents, 12S: Butts. Shan
ley. 122: F. Gilker. OF Again. III:
Slick. Crescents. ll9: HelmbrIght, Dais-
les. IL: LaIIy, on Again, 100.
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MrsEE LEAuUE.

Averages In the MuSce league up 10
and including last wetks games, are as
follows! .|ue
Fet,c, Henfy George. ~: Stevenson.
Henry George. III; Brown, Henry
George. 1862. brand. Henry George. iCi;
Bo,lsy, Henry George. leo: Emblem,
BOWERS. 100: Cochran, Henry GtOrge,
i5g; Handlnn. Henry deotgo, l6S; c.
RAIDER. IIoWlets, It's; ", Falek. y. L, l.,
& a. A.. I67: Mnrschner. Iiearv GsorGc,
ii5. Reed. La Belle. ij2: Campbell,
Heary Gentge, lS2, g. Falek, y, L, l.,
4 4. A.. ijs; Ennis. STANLEY. ISL: biek.
mcyer, la Belle. 80: Jones, y. 4, l.. &
A. A.. Itg: Handy. la Belle, no; Sarver.
CrescentS. us; Rnoke. Henry George.
us; Turner. Henry neorEr. lf! Mack.
Bowicrs. ~; Wilhelm, y. L. l.. x \. ~,
Ii6; UHelton, Bowlefs. 1876; II. BcaTley.
Crescents, nc: Prosser. La Belle. ~:
Nelson. on Again. IN: MyerF. La Belle.
itI: Alexander, B0wlers. N1; Henry,
Bowlerr. 40: IIsuter. y. L, l.. & a. A.,
li3; Evans, n. f. l.. & A. A., III: Solte,
y. L. J.. Il A. A.. III: FuEate, Daisies,
lis; Farrell. li9: WORKS, shanley, ~;
wcItzOi, CrescentS, ~; King, La
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 4 i. m.
Pittsburgh. KAEAWHA. 3 a. in.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATES pm
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR. . p. m.
SistersVilIe.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
ClarInst0n....LEROY. $3.50 p. nj.
Steubenville. IT. VI. BAYSEG. $50 u. m
BoATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, sam
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. s n. m.
Pa:kersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. IL a. III.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON. IL 4. m.
SistersVllle.. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. m.
Steubenvlllc.. y. NJ. BAYNE, 80 n. N.
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panI. ~. s. wsIi, L. fIeiit. IL: GOT
den. Absr Mt IL; johnson. Rum
Dums. II: Daehmah. Ia Belle, 10;
StentTnaEie. S.. Ia BsilV. 10. Rolf,
Ffps H1rns. ~. Hungarian. Old Gro.
niles, liz! Millsf. Old crchiss, iii;It1eh,
La Belle. ~. pTGsehsi. HUN DaHis,
III! ". Jihnks. PROG Horns, III: II.
Hall. Frog Hn,as, Ii.i II. Jahhke. FfSa
IIotas. ~; Miller. RUIN pams, 10.
KaIn. Frog Horns. l0s: J. stein. Hum
Dums. 1867 Back. Rum Dunn, 10y.
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Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. 1.-The
Herald to-day says: Asked what effect
the refusal OF the supreme court to
grant the mandamus will have on the
Dent case. Chairman William Ohley. of
the Democratic state committee, last
evening said:
at will have no effect. The house will
decide who Is eligible TO the scat. We
thought the mandamus ought 10 have
been ordered. The merits OF the con-
troversS were not before the court. It
was only asked TO compel Means TO
sign Dent's certificate Of election"
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,ooooooooooooeooooooeoa
SPORT. |
BOWLING.
t,oooooo,loeooooocooso{

y This afternoon. at the Carroll club
Bowling alleys. there viii BE- three In.
tsrtS,IbE match Eamt' bstWssn the Al.
Wheeling Club and tr,m mAdp up Of
che best players IN the Carroll Club
League. lIandlan, OF the All.whssl.
inEs, VIII play with the Carroll Club
team, and his place On the former
team viii he taken by upA Matuchnet,
Tho CAROLS are strong, and ought 10
givc the cracks" an Interesting arRu.
ment on the hlleYs,
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How 80 Prevent Pneumonia.

You urc perhaps aware that pncumo-
mnia always results from d cold or
from an attnck Of In grippe. During
the epidemic Of IN grippe u few years
ago. when so many cases resulted In
pneumonia, It was observed TINT tho
attack was never followed by that dis
ease when ChamberIaln's Cough REM
edy WIS used. II c0untcracts any ten-
dency OF cold or Ia grippe to result
In that dangerous disease. It Is tho
best remedy In the world for bad colds
anu In grippe. Every bottle warranted.
For sulc by druggists.
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BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst In the Metropolis
OF Belmont County,

The week vacation the employees OF
the steel works have been looking for Is
not yet In sight. ll:ld all OF the other
industries here will he on full force this
week again. except Rodcfer's glass
house. Mt which repairs are not fully
completed this week. but +, vii! be. on
next week.
Arrangements are b>lng made at st.
Clalrsville to give each OF the retiring
county officers fitting farewell recep-
ton. AZ has been the custom. but this
year the sheriff is the only retiring off,
Ger. and n constitutional provision Is
what makes him retire at this time.
No word was received from Samuel
Danford yesterday, though 1t was
thought Saturday evening that he
could not live over Sunday. All of his
living sons and daughters are at his
bedside. including Captain Lorenzo Dam
ford.
The New Year entertainment at the
Christian church this evening will con-
clude the holiday attractions for this
winter. This church is always crowd
cd upon these annual occasions, and
this evening will be no exception to the
rule.
A representative OF an, insurance
company which held half of the $lO,-
600 insurance on the life of the late
a. ID. ROdefer was here last week trying
to compromise by paying much less
than the policy called for.
An unfortunate stranger In town ycs-
tcrday was loaded to the guards, and
leaning against the outside OF church
he was all but frozen stiff, when a
friendly fireman assisted him to 4 hose
house to thaw out.
Ed. and William Kelly, formerly Bel
iome boys, but now busters In Chi
caBn, are visiting their mother. Mrs.
NJ. a. Kelly. at the Windsor Hotel.
Tho newly elected officers OF the Sons
OF Veterans will be installed next
Thursday evening. j. Edward Orr. of
Columbus, will ofEiciatc.
William a. Shoemaker will tnkc the
postal route on the B., z. & C. train
this morning.
Tho Misses May and Lottie Kelly
spent Sunday with relatives at Arm
stronGs Mills.
The banks will be closed to-day. and
holiday hours will be observed at the
nostofiiCe.
Col. John T. Mercer. OF Chicago, spent
n day or two in town with relatives ana
friends.
a number of Young men have opencd
4 gymnasium In Central block.
The streets were lively with slclghs
yesterday.
VIII Neal left for Pittsburgh yester.
day.
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PITTSBURGH-River sc feet and
rising at the dam. Clear and cold.
MORGANTOWN - River s feet G
Inches and stationary. Weather. clear
and colder
BROWNSVILLE = River 5 feet 6
inches and stationary.
OIL ClTY-ItIvcr :: feet 10 inches and
falling. Weather. cloudy and cold.
WAltREN-Rivcr 3 feet inches.
Weather. clear and cold.
GREENSB DliO-Rlver s feet and
stationary. Weather, cold. Six Inches
OF snow.
STEuBENF1LLE- feet G
inches and rising. Weather, clear and
cold. -"
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secretary Gaze. the niniftTrs " 0rat-
traAiA ara YsBSIut4A. sFalior John 7,
Moran, Representative ltlii, eS.sSefs-
tAfy John ". Foster ard Sit. John ".
Thompson. Slr Julian PiuOceioie. the
British Ambassador had been Annouhe-
cd as an honorary paH btaTyT. ea' was
unable TO attend because oi indltpoil'
glos,
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The marks at p. nj. Sundays feet
10 inches and rising. Weather. cold.
The keystone State passed UP for
Pittsburgh Mt p. M, several hours
late, on account OF the Ice and heavy
business. She will be here Tuesday ut
$ q. m. for Cincinnati.
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CAN CONSUMPTION
BE CURED
By The New Trealmcn, ?
,,o,,pGr, MIA, Ace. 81, VI.

ilotmGI, NliL, Acc. 81. W.
THI II. T. fiocrH CO.
Rs.s SIys-NCth's "ltYcr4si" and lihNA Tri,,
fFht Cnopl'ts has CuFrd lns II IpHsginpti1n stnl.
RsRl Vhft (caAI " ~ tVth AL " eat al ptNgNS,
lNg lItgh-Ftuat q the luha.. lpuf Inuplha OF he
time IA,SlfdIn NSx MsLigt and Cuinrhi1 Stt,rE1i
rturlnE bone InuSh Nstkft Weighing ltt. and
600 out III plcktl Ny itieu1a did pit think pa
Ilbls i6F ne 10 live isP WyShS. Ny hnu,s yhI,lisr,
IN. l. N, tuitis. hariied me- 10 ~ 10 the lL,finn
NsitF and trJ SItT tFratrirIi. Mar t,Eh daJ.
FSluTnF,l h6ms With The "RAhAlef," Compltie sup.
nly ol "Ilytantl" ADD nGln, fpf thfee innrths
mel Il nlsit sId DAY, wnVlh nd taAs $500 lofluy
TIhlifF, To day With lbs pounds. lave had 20
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no ,ttun ~ III dlstasN a. lhi va IN Ssrttfrhrf
lsd sincerity lntdFhc lh1othl "llyptugi y ~ oil
With Lac irD1h.s or vthA unEL iOa are 81 llfttly
TO IIt thlA % yVu think boit. ,,,
Mhh' L. ~ nMIlh
n you or your friends arr suffering from
this disease, n " n crime to neglect tho
usr Of " IISonlsl," for It II guaranteed aud
you Fi.h nothing except being cufrt'
"IlTomsl" lold by al druggists, Or sent By mall.
Price sI.oO. EAiTl hotties oVS.
r. 7. BOOM COMPANY,
Roons 7o2iAud IoriSm EsIdisu, Chicago, 10.
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FIVE MEN TEAMS.

The bowling leagues Of wheeling
ought TO change their rules before fu.
,ure loTnncnts beEln, and make I'VE
men constitute a team. instead OF six
a. at present, so far ns the intsIlIEcn-
Ger knows. nve men iSlns have Eup.
.ianted the six men ttims In every other
bowling center In the country. With
five men Il will be easier TO compare
the work OF local teams with that Of
teams In other cities, The only reason
wheeling has six men teams u that
the frst league. that OF 1879, started II,
and the custom has continued. For.
merry, when n team BOWED In two
squads Of three, there wns q reason Tor
having six In a tenn, but now, when
bowler rolls BuccesHtroiy on two ntteys
that reason does not hold.
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REAL. YOUTH.

40 L 80 DF. fiefSe 5oPaSH
Medical discovery puts into mans
veins. 1t lives hin, digestive power; it
turns his food into good nourishing
blood; it enables the liver to keep that
blood pure and free from bilious poisonS.
It fills him with muscular strength and
vitality. 1t makes him i'll the trucst
sense voting again, and keeps him so.
~ an pretty we'll now. for man Of sixty
!; rec years.r Says Mr.. John Larson Of Ashhy.
i:raut Co, MINI. =" had been very badly troub-
led for many years with dyspepssa; also naSaS
not work. l.EG
e could hn,i!ly en-, anything with bout vor,it.
ing; had y path In ths Stomach. AID BURNING
sensation coming into the throat. took DR..
perre's Golden Medal Discovery and rlcaAaut
Pellets, aud eau truly say THESE mcdicices have
them IN the 'ali and used them ali winter. /
LOOK hftecn bottles Of tho Discovery and six
OF the Pellets according TO directions: nnd
m%st say that bIth nre good honest medicines:
rinG. jus. stopped tnIlng medicine In the
ihtter part Of May mud then felt as well as eyer
~ my lille. dan cat all kinds OF food and 1t
n ~. ennse snt nny pain In my !toniach now
as ii always dId before took DR.. licrce's med
sy s need ne sy say e ' b pDs se s3s
n ,e Mrdhal Discovery for dyspepsia; 1t
will" '''e
II you are d poor health write 10 DR..
X. V. Pierce, 4f Buffalo, n. Y. II will
cost YOU nothing whatever for his advice
although lie a, the very. head Of his
profession in 1ht. treatment Of obstinate
Chronic discasts. at
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
bronchitis. Why suffer when this won
dcrful remedy can be had for only &c II
bottle,
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TWO million Americans suffer tho
torturlng pangs OF dyspepsia. No need
TO, liurdock Blood Bittcrs cures. At
any drug store.
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Stockholders Meedngs.
MEETING.

C.ToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Peoples Bank. Wheeling, W. va,
Will hc held at the banking house OF
Tuesday. January 10. 1899, between ing
hours OF 10 O'Clock n. m. md ! O'CLOCK
u. H., for tho election OF directors.
GEO. ". ECKIlART. Jr.
daoI - Cashier.
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TAKE The Ohio River r. r. for Clu-
clnnati. Fare only $500.
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G ToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF tho stockhoIdets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company lor
the election OF directors for the onsMins
year. viii he held nj the companyS Office
'Pcabodv I}uldlnR." on Tuesday. Janu.
airy 10, 1899, between tho hours OF ana
O'Clock y. III.
dcgI.ia2.lO J. +. PAUL., Secretary.
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Geo. e. Stifel s Co.
Nanied.

SELL GROCERY AND
w IueenSwarc store In town Of Wes-
ton, ". Va. Cash trade established Stock
about $500. Cash down. Address Box
35i. Weston. W. Va. de5o
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APARTMENT STORE FOR RENT,
Nv MAIy. IENIH AND NARKtT sJRtETs.

will rent NIL to one party or | viii
rent space In tho building. linking as
rent only u percentage or the SalcS
mndc, and moi allow moro than ono
party Il. each line In tho building.
JAuES [. HlNtLf,
Real Estate an oan Aqcat. 1865 Main stree..
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,1ToCKUOLpERs' MEETING.

y ,,.,,J,r,
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
or the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge COM
puny will be- held nj the Office OF Inc CON-,
pany on Monday. January ?. is9@, hstwt ~
life hours Of 2 and { O'Clock p. M. LOT Nv
election OF managers TO serve duTlhS NV
. JOS. LAWSON. Secretary:
Wheeling, W. Va. Dec. &C. 1875. Gc.9
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NOR RENTING. T32 MAIN STREET.
IL modern. 6 rooms and bath. No. 81
Huron street. modern. rooms: No. 59s
West street, rooms. No. llG Elm street:
Cd floor. 2 rooms. Corner Cherry and
Eleventh streets, . rooms Corner Bel
mont and Wilson streets. , rooms GEO.
J. MATHISON. Real Estate Agent, los
Market street DEL
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WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 3. 1885
Tie annual meeting OF tho stockholdcrS
Of the Bank OF III" Ohio Valley Will 10
January Q, 1899, between the hours OF one
j. \. MILLER.
dooa Cashier
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Q IA = TO rita
Bears tho hlt0 kin5Ta IIaIs sIaays Bought
Ss1 ef l&A37Az1<x
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Td3R RENT-oFFiCE MD LODGING
rooms at 1906 Market street. Water and
both Gases In each room. Rent very reA-
sonablc. Apply 20 1901 Market street.
dRs1.m%tu
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30 Goan.
Cor Rcnk.

)IoR RENT-SETERAL GOOD ROOMS
Il in the City Eank building. Inquire ~
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mr3
nor RENT--FINE OFFICE ROOMS.
II best location In city. Possession NJ
once. NICOLL'S ART STORE. l2n Mas
ket street ocO
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WIN Neal left for Pittsburgh ycster
dly,
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.

Uoo~. 1o3l,sd ,orisa rund,sa, Chicago, III.
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Gor Sale.

PROF TRUE. 1Oao Mnln street.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-09-20

resulted--Leech SO, Johnston %, Craig
Is. Craig was dropped on the fourth
ballot and the contest narrowed dowr
between Leech and Johnston. Leect
got 40 votes and Johnston q. Leech
| was declared the nominee. On motion
the nomination OF both candidates WAS
made unanimous.
During the balloting there was much
trading and scheming. The best OF
feeling prevailed, Notwithstanding tie
excitement of the contest. The nomi-
nees were invited into the convention
and beth made speeches accepting the
nominations.
A resolution was adopted endorsing
the course Of R. W. Winborne, of Buena
Vista, while member of the House of
Delegates. The following resolution
was also adopted: THAT the nominees
of this convention are urged and in-
structed to Use their best endeayors to
secure the reelection Of Hon.. s. H.
Letcher. Of Rockbridge, to succeed
himself as Judge of the Thirteenth
Judicial Circuit of Virginia"
Mr.. G.. D. Letcher was reelected
chairman of the County Executive
Committee.