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est increase is reported from little Clay,
where buildings and ground have ad-
vanced from Ssss,4so to Sl,OsO,7sO. the
percentage of increase being 81 per
cent, beside which ohio's increase of q
per cent looks rather modest, but on
the whole the increases are small, aver
aging about 10 or u per cent.
The assessment on buildings alone in
Clay is only $25.s55, which seems ridicu-
lousIy small. Here in Wheeling there
are probably ten or more buildings each
assessed higher than all the buildings
in Cla;' county.
The tabulatlon will appear from day
to day as the other counties report, and
in the course of two or three weeks the
entire state will have reported. In some
counties the REVELATIONS have not yet
been reported to the county clerks,
notably in Marshall, where one OF the
assessors has been delayed by sickness,
When all the counties have reported
It will be seen whether the balance Of
the state lines up with increases aver
aging that in this county. II they do
NOT, then it would seem to be the duty
of the state board Of equalization and
appeals to order a stralght-out cut on
the entire county.
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WALTER CRAWFORD
Confessed Completely in Crime.
Charging the Shooting to his

Confessed Completely in Crime.
Charging the Shooting to his
Brother.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
HINTON, W. Va, Jan. 2s.-willlam
and Walter Crawford, who were re-
Gently indicted for the attempted as
sasslnation of Charles Workman, on the
night OF September 9th last, were
placed under arrest and brought here
tonight. Soon after being taken into
custody Walter made full confession
Of the crime, stating that William had
employed him to commit the deed. and
they had gone together to the lumber
yard Of the William James Sons Com
pany, where Workman was employed
as night Waterman, and as he (walter)
hesltated to shoot when Workman ap-
peared carrying his torch, William
grabbed the gun from him and fired, In
fllcting upon Workman what was sup
posed to be a mortal wound. Walter
also states that the motive for VIII
llam's attempted murder Of Workman
was that William and Workman were
Jointly indicted In Monroe county for
forgery, and that Workman had sIgni-
fed his intention Of turning states evil
dence. Tho community is very much
aroused, ard the guilty parties will re-
ceive the extreme penalty Of the law,
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u,nor manIou
JUDGE MURLUN

Saws Democratic Contestants Fail to
support Their Right, and the
Course the Democracy Are PURSUE
ing WIN Plunge the Party in "a
Gulf of Disaster, II Not Of Dis
honor"
LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 2s,-Judge ].
R, Morton, ex-clrcult Judge and one OF
the leading supporters OF Goebel in CEN
trail Kentucky. will come out to-mor-
row in card taking an advanced posi-
ton on the situation at Frankfort. He
says he has carefully examined the
evidence Of the contestants for seats OF
the Republicans and concluded that
"the evidence offered by the contest
ants altogether falls to support the
right or claim OF contestants to the
ofiices they seek. Their claim under
evidence in my judgment, is without
foundation in law or in morals"
He further says the course the Demo-
Gratis arc pursuing viii plunge the par
ty in "a gulf of disaster II not of dis
honor,"
In opening the communication, he
says the situation in Frankfort at this
time, ''is not unlike that which prevail
ed during the memorable winter OF
1861 and Of the awful days Immediate
ly preceding the civil war"
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AMUsElIENTs.

"Phroso, . a dramatlEatlon OF Anthony
hopes famous book, with Charles
Frohman's Company, comes to the
Opera House for one night, Saturday.
January eth. So many clever novels
are n disappointment in their dramatl-
cation, probably because the interest
has conferred in development of charac-
ter rather than incident But Hopes
writings have enough Of daring ex-
plolts, thrilling episodes and dash and
strength in every way to insure an in-
tensely interesting production when
staged. Few plays are so rapid and
terse in their movement, or offer a
larger scope for splendid acting, than
''Phroso," for 1t has all OF the elements
in It for popularity. 1t has been char
acterized as tending toward the nelo-
dramatic and in any close following Of
the story II could hardly do otherwise.
With odette Tyler In the title role 1t is
one Of the great hits Of the season and
It's production here cannot fall sAort Of
success. Miss Tyler viii be remember
ed as one OF the drawing cards in "se-
cret Service" where she was wonder
fully charming In one OF the most dihi-
cult Of impersonatlons, that OF Caroline
Milford. reserved seat sale opens Fri
day morning at the Opera House box
office.
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This morning, Colonel Thomas
o,Brien and Hon. John A. Howard
leave for the state capital on a very
important mission. a mission in the re-
suit OF which all Wheeling is interest
ed. They go, ns members Of the cham
Der Of commerce committee, to present
Wheellng's claims as the most available
and only entirely suitable town in which
to hold the Democratic state nominat-
ing convention next summer.
The convention question comes Sp at
the meeting Of the state central conn
mittee. to be held Thursday afternoon
at the Runner, in Charleston. Wheel
ing viii have as opponents both Hunt
ington and Parkersburg. and possibly
other towns. Outside of Wheeling there
is no town in the state that has per-
manent hall large enough for the hold
ing Of state convention, and past ex-
perienceS Of both parties with wigwamsi
skating Kinks and other crude contriv-
ances will doubtless handicap Hunt
ington, Parkersburg and ait other towns
opposing Wheeling. In the Wheeling
Park Casino. this city has the ideal con-
vention hall, easy Of access from the
city, but without the dirt and noise of
the city. The Democrats know all this,
for their convention of '96 was held in
this very building, and the people Of
wheeling are willing and anxious to
eclipse even their 'ss record for showing
West Virginia Democrats a good time.
The 1ntelligencer is sorry it cannot join
with large section of Wheeling and
Ohio county in the wish that the 1900
convention in Wheeling may name q
winning ticket.
In Messrs. o'BrIen and HowaSd the
city's interests are in excellent hands.
and the Intelllgencer confidently antict-
pates that the telegram which Mr..
Howard has promised to send to-mor-
row evening Immediately after the
state central committees meeting, will
convey the very pleasing information
that Wheeling has won out
The chairman Of the convention COM
mlttee, Mr.. John waterhouse, is un-
able to go with his colleagues, as he is
confined to his home on South chapline
street, threatened with typhoid fever.
His many friends will Join in the hope
that his indisposlaon will not become
so serious.
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latter conducted the cross examination,
but the witness stuck closely to his
original statement.
Donald Mcdonald, Of Louisville. was
the innocent cause Of some pointed de-
bate between ex-Congressman Hen
bricks, who is one Of the Democratic
counsel. and Colonel Breckenridge. The
witness insisted upon giving his opln-
ion us well as his knowledge of facts,
and Mr.. Hendricks objected. Colonel
Breckenridge declared that the Demo-
cratic COUNCIL had been asking for Opln-
Ions ever since the contest began, and
the gentlemen fiatly contradIcted each
other several times, John Huhltn. a
prominent business man Of Louisville,
testified regarding the conduct Of the
election in that city, giving his opinion
that the presence of the militia was a
benefit in preserving peace.
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Messrs. Gregg and P. p. Lewis. attor-
neyS for Quincy cranblett, filed the
ahidayIt Of DR.. Hanna, n physician, Of
Adena, who made an examination Of
Mrs. CrAmblett, with the court Of stsu-
benvilie. yesterday, but the public will
not learn It's exact contents, due to the
suppression by tho court. The sub
stance Of me NfFidavlt is said TO DO that
the woman 10 temporarily insane, but
that In time she will recover and be
able to testify. The general impression
now seems to be that there will be a
continuance.
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River Telegrams.

OIL CITY-RIyer feet inches and
falling. Weather, cloudy and colder.
WARREN-Rlver feet Weather,
cloudy and colder.
GREENSBORO = River 10 feet 3
inches and falling. Weather, fair and
warmer. Woodward down Wednesday;
James G. Blaine and Dewey up.
MORGANTOWN-River 10 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy and
warm.
BRowNsvILLE-Rlver 10 feet /
inch and falling.
PGTTSBuRGH-River 1874 feet and
falling. Weather, clear and cool.
STEUBENVILLE-River q feet s
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cool. Passed up-R. L. Aubrey.
Down -KeyFtone State.
PARKERSBURG-ohio river % feet
and stationary. Weather, clear: mer-
curry II. Up-Queen City. hen Hur.
DOwn--Nalley Belle. Due down--Key-
stone State. Down with coal-Dlcls
Fulton. Tornado. Sam Clark. Maggie,
John MOren. Little Knnawha rising.
Timber coming down fast. Locals on
time.
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Pittsbureh River News.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2S.-coai that
has been in the harbor for months is
being shipped. The towboats were un-
able to take all of the coal to Clncin-
natl and Louisville on the first run, but
none of the old craft viii remain in port
after this rise, and much coal that is
being loaded will also be shipped, There
is excellent boating water from Pitts
burgh to New Orleans.
The following boats departed; Ed.
Roberts, coalboats. barges; Maggie.
coalboats: B. D. Wood, boats: Tor
nado. 6 boats: John Cook, z boats, 8
barEes: Hornet No 2. boats. barges.
This makes a shipment OF thirty-eight
boats and twelve barges. Other boats
that will get out are the Charles Brown,
Volunteer and Charlie Clark. Many
boats on their way up stream will be
able to arrive In time to take advantage
OF the high water. There Is activity in
the pools and much barge coal is being
loaded. This is destined for the Cincin-
natl and Louisville trade.
Large delegations OF rivermen are
concentrating In Washington to urge
the passage OF a river and hnrbor bill, q
very important measure to rivermen.
Congressman John DalEell has intro
duced a bill, authorizing that the sllls
OF the lock at Davis Island dam and
those Of the new locks now in course of
construction on the Ohio be lowered to
a depth OF nine feet at q full pool stage,
Unless this is done the lock at Davis
Island dam will be useless when dam
No. Is completed. for with that dam
up barges drawing over six feet Of wa
ter could not be locked In speaking OF
a river and harbor bill Captain Hem
dersOn said: "If no bill is passed the
river will suffer for the want OF money
other matters pertaining to the safety
OF river craft"
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KENTUCKY CONTESTS

Mckinney Oem.), Of Trigg County,
seated-stenographer TSstihes In
Louisville MIDDLE One Nan TIES
tiAed That Presence Of Militia in
Louisville was a Benefit In Pre-
serving the Peace.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 2s.-The
gubernatorial contest committee to-day
voted TO extend the time for taking evil
deuce giving each side two more days
for that purpose.
The bousc to-day decided the case OF
Mckinney, Democrat, Democratic con-
testant against Taylor the Republican
contestee, Of Trigg county, in favor of
MCKINNEY. Taylor was declared ineii-
gible because of holding the position Of
postmaster at the time OF his election.
Clarence Walker. OF Louisville. ofi-
clal stenographer OF the court In Louis
vine over which Judge Toney presides,
was the first witness introduced by the
Republicans. He declared that Judge
Toney was in Mr.. Walkers ofice in
Louisville a short time after the issu-
ance Of the injunction, declaring that
the Brown-Johnson inspectors should
be admitted to the polls. When Attor-
news Kohn and Phelps. acting for the
Democratic party, came in and asked
to be heard on the injunction. Judge
AaHa than IN
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1nspectors at work.

inspectors clark and Thomas left
yesterday afternoon for GAINESVILLE.
where they make the annual inspection
Of the steamer Valley Gem, which plies
in the daily Zanesville-M cc onnellsyille
trade on the Muskngum.
Assistant Surveyor of Customs C. A.
Reed goes tc Marietta to-day, where
he will make the official measurements
of the excursion steamer Francis j.
Terrence, now building at the Knox
yards for the Monongahela & Ohio
River Transportation Company, Of
Pittsburgh. She is a double decker ex-
cursion boat, the largest on western wa
tiers, and will be used for excursions
out Of Pittsburgh.
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nRnva You Seen smlth. "

"Hnvo You Seen Smith," the new
farce which Charles Barton produces in
an elaborate manner this season. is one
of the best and eleverest American
comedies. It 10 an sxtravagant trav-
esty on married life. with a plot which
admits Of startling and impossible
events that put Munchauscn and Guilt
yer in the shade and rival the doings OF
Aladdin and his wonderful lamp. OF
course It Is funny. and hIlarlouHly. ridl-
culously 80. Strong speciaitles, spec
tacular eReots and all tho adjuncts Of a
great attraction attend tho production.
It will DO seen ut the Grand Opera
House Thursday, Friday and Saturday
and Saturday matinee,
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Humiliation and PRAYER.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. sS.-The day
OF humiliation and prayer in Ken
lucky, set apart last Sunday by the
ministers OF several of the local
churches, was observed to-day. Ser
vices were held at the individual
churches forenoon and afternoon. and
a general meeting OF the ministers and
public was held tonight.
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Wheeling Stands Third.

Surveyor of Customs Charles H. Sem
seney has received the 1899 reports on
business transacted at the several ports
Of registry on western waters, and it
is shown that Wheeling ranks third in
Importance. Under the head Of docu-
ments issued to vessels, the several
ports reported as follows: st. Louis.
254; Pittsburgh, III; Wheeling. 15s;
Memphis, lss; Cincinnati. us; Louis
willie, 81.
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THE RIVER.
YnsrERnAY,s pEPARTuREs.


cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, .. a
Matauoraa, JEWEL, II q. m.
steubenyille, T. n BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
siSterSVfiie. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, AL P. nil,,.,-.A
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, mdnlght.
Parteraburg. H, K. BEDFORD, II a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
CharleStor. .KANAWHA. $50 Q. m.
bfarieffn, -. f1LOfSE. II q. IA.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 p. m
steubenville. T. n. BAYNE, $40 p m.
SilterBvflIe. RUTH, $50 p. m.
CiaTington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. I. QUEEN CRY. s Q. m.
PittSburgh. GREENWOOD, 10 a. m.
Pittsburgh. .LoRENA. a. m.
Parkersburg H. K. BEDFORD, IL a. m.
Steubenville. r Ii. BAYNE, 2:So p. m.
SistersViile. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. m.
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ton In the belief that no unnecessary
time should be occupied by CONGRESS
In taking action in the matter. The
opinion Is. unanimous IN the cabinet
that tree trade With the island or
nominal duty Is essential TO prevent
widespread business disaster among all
classes of>its people.
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ALONG the 1anding.

The Joseph Walton passed down with
a tow Of empties at 4 p. m. yesterday.
The marks at p. m. showed % feet 8
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cooler.
The keystone State took out nice
trip from the upper river yesterday,
clearing this port at p. m.
To-morrow's Cincinnati packet is the
queen City. at a m. She was six
teen hours late yesterday passing up
for Pittsburgh.
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up Of the train. and the battle between
outlaws and regulars, were applauded
to the echo. The big bear and the funny
Yankee and funnier old colder. contrib
uted most Of the comedy. The special-
lies were excellent. ''The Great Train
Robbery viii close its engagement
With matinee and night performances
to-day.
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Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was the result of his splendid health,
Indomitablo will and tremendous
energy are not found where stomach,
liver, hdneyu and bowels are out OF or
der. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use Or. Kings
New Life Pills. They develop every
power OF brain and body. Only Csc, az
Logan Drug Co.'S drug SeSre.-6
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CABINET MEETING

Discussing Porto Rican AtEairs-Fres
Trade with the Island Desirable.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 2S,-The
cabinet at its regular meeting to-day
again discussed at length the Puerto
Rlcan situation. The arrival here OF
two committees OF representative busl-
ness men Of the island. and the large
and increasing number OF letters which
are being received by the President,
have tended to confirm the adminIstra-
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rArRMoNT ANp oRAFToN
Gas Company Has Been Sold fol-
$4,000.

Special Dispatch to the IntGlltgencer.
MoRGANTowN. w. Va. Jan. 9s.-J.
w. Rowland. OF Franklin, Pa. ]. j.
Gosser and T. B. Gregory, of Emlenton,
Pa. and E. n. Grant, Of Morgantown.
operating as the Fairmont and Grafton
Gas Company, to-day sold their wells
and their rights and franchises in Fair
mont and Grafton to A. L, Lowrie and
Joseph Craig, of Pittsburgh. Pa, for
S2ls,OOO. Possession is given at once.
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PLANS ADOPTED
For Administration Building at State
Reform School.


Reform School.
Special Dispatch to the IntslllEenesF.
CLARRsBURG. w. Va. Jan. a.
The board OF directors Of the West Vlr-
glnla state Reform School, at Prunty-
town, met here in special session this
afternoon. and accepted the plans and
specifications OF Architect Harrison Al
bright, OF Charleston, for n large new
thrce-story brick administration build
ing, to be erected on the reform school
grounds, at a cost of $4,000 or $4,000
Tho bohrd Will meet at PruntytOwn,
February Is. to receive and open bids
and award tho contract for the build
ing.
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nTbo oront Train Robbery.U

There was another crowded house at
tho Grand last night. and the reception
accorded "The Great Train Robbery"
on Monday evening, was duplicated.
The thrilling Scenes showing the hold
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RETALIATION
Of Real Estate for the Entire stats
Of West Virginia
SECURED BY THIS PAPER

The First 1nsta1lmsnt Of Figures
Given This lEorning-of Eleven
Counties Reporting, -Four Show
Decreases, and Seven Have In
creased Valuations-A Tremendous
Increase Exported From Clay
County.
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The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever Is a bottle OF Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. II II simply iron and
quinino In tasteless form. No cure
no pay, Price, Soc, tthS&w
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The national council Of Jewish Wo-
men VIII hold It's second triennial con-
ventlon in Cleveland, Ohio. commcnc'
ing March 2.
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NOW THEY'RE orr,
Colonel o'Brien and Nj. Howard
Leave for Charleston To-day
TO PUSH CLAIMS OF WHEELING

As the Most Suitable Place for Hold
ing the Democratic state NOmi-
mating convcntion-1r. Water
house Unable to Go Because Of
Threatened nlusss-wAseling's In
tsrests Are In Excellent Hands.
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Tonight. at the Carroll Club auditor
lum, under the auspices Of the Daugh-
tiers OF the Revolution. and for the ben
eat OF their Valley Forge fund. DR..
Henry G. Hanchett will give. "a piano
forte lecture recital. and large and
brilliant audience is assured. An ana
iytical recital consists of programme
OF pianoforte selections, interpreted
where practicable with vocal or other
numbers rendered by assisting artists,
and accompanied by q few words in
PRODUCING each important work and
giving the audience a clew by which
listening may be more intelllEently dl-
rected to the special structural merits
or peculIarlties Of the work. The an
aiyses are brief attempts TO indicate to
persons of ordinary attachments and
culture the points OF special interest in
the composition about TO be played.
giving the reasons for the treatment
accorded the ideas by the composer or
the interpreter. and putting It within
the power of the audience to Justly es-
innate the position and worth of the
selection.
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Field Marshal Roberts reports from
Cape Town that tho war situation is
unchanged.
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The following circular letter which
the Intelligencer sent TO the county
clerks Of the hfty-tve counties Of the
state Of West Virginia last Saturday,
explains the scope and object Of the
tabulation, the FIRST installment Of
which appears In another column Of
this page:
WHEELING. Jan. %, 1900.
To the County Clerk
Dear Sir.:-owing to the general interest
In the decennlal retaliation Of real estate
IN our state for taxation, the 1ntelllgencer
desires 10 publish q summary OF the hg-
ures for the entire state, showing reValua-
ton for buildings and buildings and
ground and the assessment OF the year 1889
for buildings and buildings and ground.
Kindly all the blanks on the reply postal
card and mail to Us a. soon as possible. By
doing this you will place US under obliga-
lions Hoping 70 hear from you soon, We
~ THE MTELLIGENcER.
The tabulation shows;
The revaluation for 1890 on buildings
and buildings and ground,
The assessment for 1899 on buildings
and buildings and ground,
The changes. Increase or decrease, and
The percentage of increase or de-
crease.
The county clerks are replying to the
request with commendable punctuality.
the Intelllgencer being able to give the
figures for eleven counties this morn
ing. OF these. Brooke. Hampshire,
Morgan and Greenbrter show decreases
in the reassessment. while Taylor. Har-
rlson. Ohio, jackson, Barbour, Berke-
ley and Clay show increases. The larg-
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Society.

The annual concert and ball Of the
Opera House orchestra and band was a
function that attracted a large and
brilliant assemblage to Arion hall last
night. The personnel of the gathering
was a distinct compliment of the popu-
larity OF this most excellent musical or
gauization and deserved appreciation
was shown at the close Of each concert
number. Numerically. the attendance
was larger than last years AFFAIR, ana
in other respects the 1900 concert and
bali eclipsed Its predecessors.
The concert. which embraced SIX
numbers, was given under the direction
Of Prof. E. w. Spell. The programme,
as published in the Inteiligencer, was
carried out in detail, every number be-
ing literally applauded. Mr.. W. II.
Paul scored a hit with his xyIophone
solo and was compelled to respond to
an encore. Supper was served after
the concert, after which followed the
ball. The dance committee was COM
posed of Messrs. Fred schwertfeger,
WIN Gutman and Edward vaas. Mr..
w. T. sadler was door manager.