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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-18

IVY woman of energy and ability to
represent us in Norfolk Portsmouth and
other towns. Can make So to s. per day.
Regular work and good pay. Write now.
G. S. 3. CO.. Box Al. Henderson, N. G.
no17-4te
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r. arm For Rent,

Containing about G5 acres nearly all
cleared: dwelling with five rooms and
outhouses; Is about 8 miles from town.
and has half mile water front on Broad
Creek III. G. lIOGGARD ~ CO. &c Banli
stfcet Oc3- [
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All transient advertisements in
serted In these columns must be paid
Tor in advance.
Rate, one cent per word ench In
reriion, minimum. ~ cents.
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VIZ ANTED.-TO RENT TWO NICELY
w furnished. rooms. with privilege of
without board. Apply 112 WOOD ST.
no1S-1ws
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ID EArOvAI.-DR. CHARLES A. SAUN
LII DERS has removed his Office from
No. 3l4 Main street TO No. Si2 Main
street, Rooms Nos. ! and ., Ballentine
building. Office hours-9 II. m. to II M.
and to G:30 p. IN. Southern States
phone, 46I. no1I-2w
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vKY ANTED.-MENt TO APPLY SEC
w stional pipe covering. Address *, c.
e., this Office 1t
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W DUNG MAN "a YEARS or AGE
i desires u position with some real
estate and rental agent as collector. Adj
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-18

HoX RIVER BUTTER. CLOVER HILL
L. brand. only zoe. 10. We also dis
Princess Anne Poultry. choice beef. Veal
and Lamb Goods delivered i'm any part
of city. CLIENT MARKET. b. T.
SJ7
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lost


II .QSIs-STRAYED FROM MY STA
- BILE. brown mnre. sway back, medium
size. Finder Will be rewarded iflreturned
10 gt.ISANTEROYITZ,3 i9 Main ST.
nol1-St+
eT oST, GOLD WATCH FOB, WITH
- Iocket. bearing monogram W. ~.
MS Jr.. and Inscription From Diapson
Giub, Xmas, 49," The above was lost
THURSDAY night while stepping in or out
OF carriage in front of 129 or 9S CRANKY
stree. or on Marshall avenue. Finder
VIII be rewarded by returning the fob TO
9S CRANKY street. VIM. NALL WHfD-
III, y II. nol73t-
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WHITES PORTRAIr STUDIO.

~ SON ST. a perfect fit. satisfaction
guaranteed. Tailor made Suits spe-
cialty. nol7-3ts
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VIZ ANTED.- EXPERIENCED HELP
w at once to do dress making. No
other need apply. No. CHARLOTTE
ST. 1T
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FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE
Il family, on Holt street. for rent to
gentleman. Address %, care this office
uol7-3tt
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and bath, in refined family. with no
children, for light housekeeping. Apply
l% WOOD ST. nol7-3t~
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CITUATIoN WANTED BY a BOY JIG
- years old in n store or at tro -.
Willing to work. Apply i6l MAIN 81.
no1G-3t.
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w ANTED.-THE LADIES TO KNOW
w that I have opened n frst-class
ladies' tailoring establishment at 3i0
CRANKY street corner Charlotte. Fit
guaranteed. S. BROWN. ocl3-tf
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VIZ 4ANTED.-BY A SINGLE YOUNG
wv man. q furnished room in a quiet
locality, with or without board. State
terms. Address NJ. L. NJ, This office.
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wv ANTED-SEWING MACHINES TO
wv repair: any make. New machines.
$40 and UP. j. w. BEASLEY. 1919
Church street city fe2o-tf
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" ANTED.


SNTANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
Nv q position as stenographer and
typewriter. Have had experience. Adj
dress e'.Y. H.. care Monticello Hotel
city. nolS-3t.
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Il HAVE FOUND A POSITIVE CURE
l. for drunkenness. Can be given Sc
cretly. Will gladly tell you what 1t is
Don't eend money. Mrs. MARY HAW-
kINS. Lock Box l. q. 13i. Grand Rapids
Michigan. 1ele-su-ly
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M ANTED.-WHITE WOMAN OR
w girl to assist with house work and
mend ch!ldrcn's clothes, and make her
self useful generally. First class recon-
mendations and references required. Adj
dress, giving references. G. III. A.. care
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M ANTED : EXPERIENCED pOR-
w trait agents. Address l.. IS care
office. n'-lG-3t'
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T II. FABERS NEW ART STUDIO,
- No. 100 CRANKY street, over Nus
baum's, opposite Monticello Hotel Fine
work only. Motif
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,VXT. ANrED. MEMS SECOND HAND
w clothing. Mail orders promptly at
tended to- NJ. RAPAI.L, O. Church St.
two doors from Water 1t
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1fAVE $500 AND SERVICES TO IN
4 vest in some business Address "a -
care Virginian-Pilot office. nolS-3ts
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- toEraphs at Fsbcr's old stand. NEW
OPERATOR. corner Church and Main
streets. Motif
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EvTo LOAN IN ANY
I'M lS ~ u amounts. no delay: cas-
lest terms. LEO. JUDSON. Academy OF
Music Building. oc3l-lm'
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II. IL. w. SHELLY. r. O., MANA
\ ger Optical Department. We have
the most improved apparatus for
examination and correction of defec-
MAN * JAKENIAN. corner Main and
Bank streets. Special discount to minis
ters of 80 per cent, half regular price.
nO16-lm
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MONEY TO LEND. W. H.
mON ~ SA re L y n T. JR.
Room 81 Lowenberg Building. no3-tf
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VITANTED.-SN .RT. CLEAN GIRL
wv to do Homework and assist in cook
ing 20 OLNEY ROAD. CLIENT. IT.
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DIANOS TUNED! PIANOS TUNED,
We employ two expert factory tun-
ers. Have your piano tuned by skilled
workmen. Send postal or phone llO9
Prompt attention given to country or
dcrs. STIlFF, &c CRANKY st. oc2o-tf
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hPERA GLASSES. FIELD GLASSES.
~ Telescopes. Microscopes. Thermome-
tiers. Barometers. Hygrometers. Com
passes, Medical batteries. Clinical Their
mometerS. New line just received. GEO
D. LEVY OPTICAL CO., II CRANKY st.
no1S-3t'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT THE LADY WHO FOUND a
on Ii In the and luc. Store last Monday
morning would return same to 1874 Fen
church street she would greatly obige
The owner. It,
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BAND SAW FILLER
~ wants position. Address t1LER. i.
o. Box $50, Elizabeth City, n. c. notS-1w'
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. = TWO FURNISHED
L. front rooms, with privilege of bath:
suitable for gentlemen. 357 CRANKY
ST, corner York. It,
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I'D GOD AND COAL: ALL KINDS DE-
w livcred in Berkeley, Portsmouth.
Norfolk. Mt lowest market prices: slab
board ends speciality: office ana yards
foot of Mulberry street: Berkeley; S. S.
Phone 1451. G.. II. FREY. se29tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
ANTHRACITE MINERS

OF Pennsylvania, Numbering 10000,
to strike-Clash Between the
United Mine Workers and Knights
Of Labor.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1S.-News
has reached here that about 10000 mi
ners In the anthracite district of Penn
syiyania, near Scranton and Shamokin,
who have been in restless state tor
some time, have decided TO strike.
The scale committee met this after
noon. and organized, with W. D. Ryan,
OF Illinois, president and w, H! HAskins,
OF Ohio, as secretary. After the ad-
iournment OF to-day's session, the con-
yention again met, and decided to take
no action until after the election OF otti-
GERS.
In a talk to the convention to-day,
President Mitchell recommended the en-
dorsement of the resolution adopted at
the Detroit convention, advising all
members OF all organizations AFFILIATED
with the American Federation of La
hor to withdraw from the knights OF
Labor.
The convention heartily endorsed the
resolutions, as suggested by President
Mitchell.
This action by the cOnventioni IL con-
demnation of the knights Of Labor. and
labor leaders here said tonight 1t would
widen the breach between tho Nine
Workers and the Knights OF Labor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
GEMS. BATES,
WHEATON
AND SCHWAIN
Have Occupied the Principal TcWAD
in Cavite and BataughS Pro-
vinees.
THE INSURGENTS RETURNING
To Their Homes and socrstins Thsit
Guns : Macarthur Pursuing
Small Bands.

MANILA, Jan. IS. 5:25 p. m.-Btlga-
dier General Knobbe has been appoint
ed governor of Albay province and
catandunne's island. and has teimporaE-
lily been placed in charge Of the Islands
OF samar and Leyte. HIS command ein-
braces the principal hemp-prOducing
country. He has been instructed 70 e..
tabiish civil governments in the places
undre his Jurisdiction.
Generals Bates. Wheaton and sehwan
have occupied the principal towns in
the Cavite and Batangas provinces. A
majority of the insurgents have return.
ed to their homes and have secretsd
their guns.
All the southern ports will be opened
soon.
General MacArthur's troops are pur-
suing many small bands, killing NUM-
bers of the Filipinos and securing guns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
TOPOGRAPHIC TIPS.

Rudyard Kipling and his family will
sail for Cape Town tomorrow.
A brick combine is forming at Pitts
burgh, with a capital OF &3OOO,OOO.
All coal operators have completely
ignored the invitation Of the United
Mine Workers to meet with them in
conference, and there is strong talk Of
general strike being ordered.
The London war office announces the
appointment Of the Duke Of MarlbOr-
ough as a stan captain in connection
with the imperial yeomanry being or
ganlzed for service in South Africa
Montague White. until recently consul
general of the South African republic
has been in New York for week. and
is about to go to Washington. 1t Is
supposed he is on n diplomatic mis-
sion.
Aloyslus FrauenheIm, president Of
the Pittsburgh Brewing Company, and
president Of the Beobachter publishing
Company, died yesterday afternoon, af-
ter lingering illness. The deceased
was nifty years Of age.
The German press adopts more
quiet tone regarding the seiEures OF
German vessels by British warshlps,
printing with satisfaction extracts of
similar tenor from London papers,
owing to the prospect Of speedy set
tlement, satisfactory to Germany.
The American Sugar Refining Com
pany has announced reduction OF five
points on soft sugars No. 2 and Nos. Z
to II, inclusive, in any quantity. The
reduction holds Indefinitely, Reports
from the west that independent refiners
were cutting prices in that section were
not confirmed In the local trade.
Charles 2. Macrum. former United
States consul at Pretoria, who left
Lourenzo Marques on December IS,
bound for New York, landed at Naples
Yesterday. It IL reported that he bears
a letter from President Kruger to Pres
ident Mckinley. asking the latter to
mediate between the TransVaal and
Great Britain.
The rod mill workers Of the American
Steel and Wire Company Mt Beaver
Fails, Pa, who struck for an advance
ON Monday, held nm all night meeting
wednesday night and before adjourn
ment decided TO return to work at the
company's terms. Tho mill will resume
operation in full to-day. At the Brad
dock plant the mon are still out.
The supreme court OF the United
stntes yesterday took formal cognl-
zance OF the motion OF the state OF Mis-
sourl for leave to ille bill Of complaint
against the state Of Illinois, asking for
an Injunction against the Chicago
drninngc canal 10 the extent Of stating
to Attorney General Grow, Of the for
mer state. that some announcement
would be made Monday next,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
TARIFF LEAGUE

Wants American Shipping Interests
to Receive Prompt Attention Of
Congress to Remedy Present De-
8scts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1s,-The American
Protective Tarlff League held its ff-
teenth annual meeting to-day. Among
those present were William L, Strong
Cornelius N. Bliss, Homer Laughlin. Of
California, and Charles CONN, OF Mary
land.
There was proposition to discuss
tarlft policy for Porto Rico and the
Philippine islands, but 1t was decided
that the time was not ripe and the sub
ject was laid on the table.
This resolution was adopted:
whereas, the scarcity Of American
built vessels carrying the American
flag available for use by the United
States in any emergency is an element
OF danger that should no longer be ig-
nored or dlsregarded; and.
"whereas, 1t is not credltable to US as
q nation tnaL we aEe CattJ lh6' ia 2AAAA@A
ican vessels not more than one-eighth
of the total volume Of American COM
merce, therefore,
Resolved, that 1t is the duty Of Con-
gress to heed the recommendation Of
president Mckinley in his last message
and TO enact legislation that shall rem
edy these defects and place the Ameri-
can merchant marine upon the footing
demanded alike by the possible exigen-
cIes OF war and the pressing requlre-
ments of our increasing export trade"
These officers were elected:
Board Of managers. Charles s. Ian
ders, E. A. Hartshorn, A. D. Julllard.
Theodore NJ. Ives and ]. E. Thropp;
president, w. L. Strong; vice prssi-
dents, LeGrand B. Cannon and Joseph
E. Thropp; treasurer, Chester Gris-
void.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
RAILWAY
PASSENGER
COMBINE.
All Railroads in the Country to Enter
Big Passenger
.NO PROFIT Can ACCRUE
To Any Road by violation Of the
Agreement, as All WIN Show
Agreed Percentage

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-The Tribune to-
morrow viii say:
In order to carry out their anti-cOm-
mission agreement, 1t is proposed now
to combine all the railroads in the cOun-
try in big passenger pool and operate
it in such a way that each road will get
an agreed percentage of the earnings.
BY such action, no possible profit can
accrue to any OF the roads from ignor-
ing the agreement, Each road is to be
allowed to carry all the passengers 1t
can secure, but any road that should
manage to get more than its allotted
proportion would have its labor for Its
pains, as the profits would so to the
competing roads, which have failed to
carry their proportion OF the business.
The eastern roads have all voted in
favor Of this scheme, and a committee
OF western railroad executive officials
is at work to get all the western lines
into the combine. This committee is
composed Of President FELTON,, Of the
Chicago & Alton; Paul Morton, vice
president of the Atchson, Topeka &
Santa Fe; ]. M. Hanna Ford, vice pres
ident Of the Northern Pacific; j. Han
rahan, vice president of the Illinois
Central, and ]. Ramsey, jr., general
manager Of the Wabash.
NM. :, ,t,-,,5 ,,ogpotea do not admit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
Interpretations.

Special Dispatch to the InteiliEencer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 1s,-
The Glendale OIL Company. of Par
kersburg, was Incorporated to-day. The
object of the company Is operating and
boring for oil snd gas, and the capital
is $500, paid up. The incorporators. w.
]. Robinson. Edward Mcswecny, W. /.
Barrett, j. NJ. Mitchell. Thomas +. Bar
rett, all OF ParkersburE.
Newcomb Brothers & Co., of Hunt
ington, W. Va, also obtained articles
Of Incorporation for the purpose of
manufacturing. buying and selling, at
wholesale, confectlonarles OF all kinds.
The incorporators are all Huntington
parties.
The Red Creek Lumber Company, Of
Grafton. was Incorporated, with a cap
ital Of $4,000. Other charters were
issued to the Keystone Jewelry Com
pany, of Pittsburgh, capital, $4,000.
Incorporators all of Pittsburgh, and to
the Crown Steel Company. of New
York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
MOLINEUX CASF
Nearing an End-Jury Weary Of Ex-
pert Testimony : Evidence Con-
tinuss to Point Strongly to Guilt Of
Defendant.


pert Testimony = Evidence Con-
tinuss to Point Strongly to Guilt Of
Defendant.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Osborne announced to-
day that the prosecution tomorrow
would close It's case against Roland B.
MolIneux, charged with the murder Of
Mrs. katherine j. Adams.
The prosecution to-day introduced
two more handwriting experts. who
testified briefly that the handwriting of
the CORNISH" and Barnet" letters and
of the poison package address was
Identical with that OF Mollneux.
Recorder Goft ruled that the prosecu-
tlon would not be permitted to call any
more handwriting experts, and one OF
the jurors expressed his weariness OF
expert testimony.
The most important testimony to-day
related to the poisoning of H. @. Bar
net, and while Mr.. Osborne was always
checked by the court when he asked
questions that Connected MolIneux with
the Barnet case, stII the prosecution
scored effectively.
James H. Hudson, a salesman for
merly associated with H. c. Barnet,
testified that late in the summer OF
1898, shortly before Mr.. Barnets death,
Barnet received by mail a package
about one and a half Inches long and
high in a light colored wrapper. Wit
ness continued ''I saw Mr.. Barnet open
the package. I saw him take out the
contents. AS l recollect It, there was
some cotton, a smaller box inside, and
in 1t were some pink or red capsules"
How does all this become relevant?"
asked the recorder.
"Ill chow you" said Osborne, that
Barnet resolved things anonymously
through the mails, and this defendant
bought such remedies as have just
been named, in the name of Barnet"
Edmund Barnet. brother Of H. c.
Barnet, etstifed that among the lat
ters effects were u small white box
containing fifteen pink pills and also q
box containing salve.
DR.. Robert Boock, a homeopathic
physIclan of forty years experience,
testified that small doses of cyanide of
mercury often repeated, would produce
all the symptoms of dlphtheria. Bar
net, it will be remembered. was treat
ed for dIphtheria.
Other witnesses to-day were Vincent
G. Hamll. president of a private reme-
dy agency, who treated by mail the
bogus H. C. Barnet, alleged by the
prosecution to be MolIneux, for Impo-
tency, and who testified to his corres-
pondence with the so-catied Barnet,
and William o. InglIs, newspaper re-
porter, who Identified new Barnet"
letter to a western medical house, ask
ing for a prescription. The handwrit-
ing is Identical with that of the other
Barnet" letters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
EFFECTS OF THE POOL
VIII Be Discharge of $4,000 City
Ticket Agents, Etc.

VIII Be Discharge OF oV,OOO SlIy
Ticket Agents, Etc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-The Chronicle
tomorrow will say:
"As a result OF the recent consolIda-
tions and agreements among the own
ers of the great trunk railways east Of
Chicago, the entire transportation sys-
tenn between the Mississippi river and
the Atlantic seaboard is to be reorgan-
lied, involving the following changes;
The abandonment OF the city ticket
offices of all the roads in the syndicate
in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia,
Boston. Buffalo, baltimore, Washing
ton. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Cleveland.
Detroit, indianapolis. Peoria and st.
Louis and the substitution of joint Of
fees in each city.
The discharge OF all city, general,
travelling and district freight and pas
senger agents and solicitors of the
eastern roads In all parts OF the United
States, Canada and Europe. This will
effect nearly $4,000 men.
The abolition of all forms Of commits
sions, heretofore paid for the sale OF
tickets over these roads, This will af-
feet the incomes OF 10000 agents, and
eliminate the scnIpeTs.
The establishment in Chicago and
New York of Joint auditing agencies
that will apportIon to each road Rn
agreed percentage of the total competi-
tive business.
The discharge of all Fuperhuous as
slstants to the heads OF departments Of
the individual roads; later the heads of
these departments may be abolished,
and the work done by clerks who will
report to the two Joint agencies.
The establishment in New York of .
board of control, made up of persons
representing the Vanderbilt, Pennsyl-
vanEa, Morgan and Hartman proper
tics. the rulings of this board on all
questions TO be anal.
,The Abandonment of q number Of
through fast passenger trains put IN SER
Vice during the past few years, as the
result of sharp competition.
The abolIShment OF q common scheu-
ule for passenger trains betweent Chica-
"a and New York, and between all the
prIcipal terminals OF the combinations
roads in the territory west OF this city
and St. Louis,
trains, and the fixing OF common time
for these trains between competitive
terminals.
New York Central, Pennsylvania. Bos-
ton q Albany, Boston & Maine, Fitch
burg, New York, New Haven q Hart
ford, Erie, LehIgh Valley, Lackawanna,
west Shore, New York, Ontario & Vest
ern. Watertown & OEdensburE, Lake
shore. Michigan Central, Nickel Plate,
baltimore & Ohio, Wabash, Big -Four,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Lake Erie & West
ern. Monon and all auxiliary lines OF
these systems
When ali details Of the future manage
ment OF the roads In the eastern COM
hlnatIon have been perfected. the Lead
eTs In the consolidation movement VIII
turn their attention TO the trio west OF
Chicago. and nttcmpt TO bottle up the
St LGuIs and Rocky mountain country
i'm like mnnnrr The combining process
may extend ultimately to the Pacific
copgt The Harrlmnn-Vanderbl syn
dlcatr owns and controls the Illinois
General. Union Pacific. Northwestern,
oregon short Line and Kansas City
Pittsburgh and Gulf roadA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-19
Supreme Court Business.

Special Dispatch to tho lntClllgencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. 1s.-
The supreme court of appeals transact
cd the following business to-day:
Thomas N. Barnes VS.. Louis Bennett,
special Judge, etc, from Lewis county,
writ of prohibition awarded, j. 8.
Hyer and ]. H. Chapman VS., Smith,
Meyers and schnIer, ct AL. from Brax-
ton county. appeal and supersedsas al
lower; bond. &2,5OO. The state of West
Virginia vs.. The BaclScr Coal and
Coke Company from MIngo county,
continued. Robert L, Day va. the Ma
tlonal Mutual Building and Loan AS
sociatIon, from cabell county. contln-
ued to foot of docket. ]. NJ. Hollands
worth VS.. George W. Stone. from Lin
coin county submitted ON briefs.
Albert Bettinger of Cincinnati, Ohio,
was admitted to the bar.