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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Spier ibrcr Yhid)t.

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granbe. nelher tur5 mad Wlittsrnaht
in ben ShlahtbauIe bon u. 9. oin=
man eco. ausbruh, tamen pier5eusrz
pebrleute um's 2sbsn, ndmlih Der
apsits 9iilfs@Ghef Wm. 8. Srpine,
lieutenant grani M. goep, Burt
SriIb unb Qouis Wuensr. Sic ipur=
ben unter ben eeinftiiraenbsn Mduern
bssraben, als Elm Bsbdltsr nit 200
9aLlonen 9aIolin erplobirte. Sin
Wann Nanens 9lnbreip SobnIon trua
idipere 0erlebungen babon.
sSrnn BON aetteler babeiln.
Detroit, %. Oct. ssrau bon Rettes
Ter, Die Wittipe bss in petins ermorz
peten beutIhen 9sinnoten, lit seItern
Nahnittus bier angefpmmen unb i'm
.6auie ihres 0aters, Ssnrp 9. 2spz
barb, Rs prdiioenten Der Wiihigan
Central 8ahn. ubasitieaen.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Trnu DDn 2etfeler bnbeill.
sMos1afota.
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Wermillipn bat ben Shlanf,s
wasen, ben ss tiir;Iid pon Der
Staotper,paltuns fir 500 gefauit,
niht angenommen mathematician suz
riidsslbidt.
JDuron.
9lm Sonntag rel bier nebr ais elm
balbsr 3oa Nesen, ettpas in bieier ge=
9enb sans unsemobnlihes.
Sps Sausr lit nad Aberbseu iberIies
belt, um bort bic 9eituns Der neuen Gis
sarrsniabrif III iibernsbmsn.
Ns b / en-.
Sim S'Gounea bat shIdlIis auf Der
Saso ben IL Sabre alien Mtatt Selens
bin aneeidoilen, ihn OIL einenl B.ine
ihper perpunbenb. 9eibe iino aus
Gamona. 6ehsnbin pirb pisoer bsrs
seiteut werben.
ganiltpts.
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than. SIN slugemeinen lit Die grnts
gut aussefallsn.- Nm Waittwoh uorigsr
8obe ianb Die loobseit BON gauI @ils
burger nnb SRI. 9lnna 9ouf itatt. an
Die breibuubert @dlte nabmen an Dem
t6oh;siisIeIt tbsil.
Alexandria.
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cine Garlabuna 8artofiel uab Omaha.
,0enrp Stsiber lit nit ieiner 6amilie
nad Maeiion, g. 8. iiberiisbelt.
8orise @obe paren Die 6erren s.
30. Renlte, 6. Susel, s. 81. ROheu,
Senrp 6. Sburren unb s. 6einemonn
pon 2orbpoob, Sa., bier, UNI iih Die
SGnbereisn in Canlon Gountp an,ulebu.
Garfer.
Jrau gouiie Yfsiffer, Die Niutter Der
0ebriiber Efeiffer, lit i'm Mlter uon rs
aabren geltorbeu uno wurbe uorise &os
DIE bier beeroigt.
ged & Saltsn iperoen in benz renoe
pirten gabsn bes s.. 6. Sones elm Gee
partment9elddft erridten.
6. Still perlor lieben Stiid Gieb,
inhem er lelbes in Elm Gornielo trieb,
mo- oas gieb 81 piel pOm ben trodsnen
Cullen fraB.
6 BAN berlain.
SIM gunbesseridt tam Der Sail
betrsiieno bic Staotbaupldss ruisber sur
Vubanolung Hibtsr Garland bat Die
Rlase abseuieien uno ;mar auf ben
0runo bin, baB nad elmer geitimmung
oes Gonsrelles fein Eatent aus9eltellt
weroen tann iiir gdnbereisn, Die inners
bolb Der G,ren,e elmer intorpcrirten
Stobt ooer Srtldait Iieser; es luurbe
aber nahsewieien, baB GbamberIain be-
reits intorporirt mar, ais oas Yatent
ertbeilt wurbe unc boB bic 2dnoereien
iih innerbalb Der Sntorporationsiinie
beianben. Der 6au ruiro iest uor bas
AppeuutiOnsseridt sebra9t werben.
Epnbau.
Sine Nftiengeleui nit einem Sos
pital pom $4,000 III bier sesriinbet mor=
ben, INN Elm lotoles Ielepbon-Spltem
einsuri1ten.
Serseont @eorse Irumbo pom Bier,
Nber ieet bel Der Armee ouf ben Pbilips
pinen itebt, 1T gum lieutenant beI0roert
morben.
1pnbou nit elmer ginwobner;abI pom
1900 Seelen bot jett iieben Rir9en, bic
Gampbellitten boben chen cine 0emsinbe
sesriinbet uno bouen cine airde. 3mei
btutide Rirden befinben iid barunter,
bic Der btutlden Doptiiten uno Ser beuts
iden Gonsre9ationalen. Hoitor SduI;
pom Der Noptiitentir9e bat reii9nirt uno
ssbt am l. Ie3ember na9 Burlington,
Sa.. no er cine 9roBe G'emeinoe hbers
ne5men wirb.
Die Verldnseuins Der Milwoutee
Balm 1T bis mad Hlatte uollenSet. benz
Gnbpantt Der 3peislinie, IS Meeilen
norbweitli9 pen Ipubau.
9fa5s3u uier Blod gementsSeitenwez
|se finb bier aieien 3srbfa sslest werbtn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
3eppelins Xufti6iH.
gfod cine Jabrt, bic iebr trfolgred
perlaufen lit.

Berlin, %. Oct. Sn Jriebrihs=
bafen unterndhm seItern 9eadmittag
um fiinf llbr i'm 8eiIein bes aDniss
unb Der GOnisin BON Wiirtt.mbers
Graf zeppelin cine Jahrt nit feinem
GuftIhiff, bic febr erfolsreih berlief.
Sein Heilexsleiter mar gusen WoIff,
Der befannte Sournalift unb Gor>
lhunssrsiIenbe. Das Shiff ities erlt
gu elmer 9ohe BON flint Nhtel Meilsn
ouf no berfhiebene gbolutipnen aus
sefiibrt ipurben unb fentte fih bunn
lune1am uuf bds WdHer berab, nell
DIES es nab ber Mbfabrtfteue fiinfunbz
5pan5is Minuten nuh flint llhr err
reidte.
su 3sppelins 2uftIdiff
Berlin, %. Oct. Der Sngsnieur
Marr bat neutrality-suspicious. eonitruirt,
nit iuelher er 165ub in bic Qobe itiss
per!diepene aurpen in Der 2uft burh@
flog unb nat) Al Wlinuteu OH bem
Srie nieber5tieg, BON ipelhem er uufsez
flosen mar. Die Jlii9sl iinb Z Auls
ordt1dros grob.
Sic llngliids3abl Ii.
Berlin, 90. Dit. 9ier eradblt man
lid, es lei beabIihtist gstpsIen, ben
Reihstag, nie INNER, auf ben Diem
flag ein5uberufen, ba aber Der betreF-
fenbe Oienitag Der 13. Nppember, alfo
Elm llnsliidstag lit, iei bic Ginbsrus
flung uuf ben barauf folgenben Wlitiz
mod berlest porben.
S,epie uno Nooenbere freiseipruden.
Berlin, %. Oct. Das Berliner
ShDffensericbt bate porgeitern in eli
ner intereHanten WerIeumbungstlase
elm urtbeil gu fallen. Die Mnsetlag@
ten paren Der Oihter unb Roman=
fhriftfteler paul Gepie unb Der Ser
ausgeber Der .Oeutihen Runb{hau1 ,
Sulius Robenbtrs, bic Rldssr iparsn
bic Rinber beS peritorbenen Dihtsrs
Grun3 Dinselltebt. sic batten s.gsn
9epfe ,,nb Robenbers Rlase erboben
ipesen Befhimpfuns bes Mnb<nttns
ibres Wuters in ben in Der Dtutihtn
Runbf9au i'm Dtaemberbeft bon 1899
uer0ffentlidten rSusenbtrinnerunssn
bon paul QepfeA. Beibe Mngttlasisn
purbtn bonn 6d0ffenseri4t frti9e=
fpro4en.
9beater=Ge in WerIin uu6 @ien.
Berlin. 20. Oct. Der preubiihe
Miniiter bes Jnnern Grbr. BON Rb<inz
bobtn bat ben Worf9Iag Der Wertreter
bes @4riftfeuerperbonb<s, Or. Qeisz
ner unb 6. N. @eblid9, Der Tbeotereen=
fur literarifhe Gahperftdnbige bsi3uz
| aeben, i'm prin3ip dngenommen. Der
~8iibnenDtrein1 berlanst. bab bic
9beateretnfur benz gultusminittr
unterfeut ntrbe. SIN Wiener Burg
tb<ater 1T Otto Grid Qartmepsr's 4
Dffi3ierstroe0bie ~Rofenmontas- 9ez
fdbrbtt. neil bic Genfur iih peranlobi
9efehen bat, bdS @tiid ip<gtn {tines
milit6rif8kn Milieus <rf benz Gtobt-
| eommanbonteu 5u unterbreitsn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Sobn zberman aettorbc en-.

gBaibinston, %. Oct. Der friibere
Staatslefretdr Sobn Sherman lit natb
lansem 2eiotn beuie Moraen seltorben.
Die geeroisung iinoet in Mansfielo, 6.
itatt.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-25
Mdodtnbanoel ua6 Ameriia.

Berlin. %. Sct. Mus Mltrunitdbt
i'm preuBifhen Regierunssbe3irt Mer=
ieburg perfdnanb tiiroltb bic aht=
aebnjdbri9e 9ohtsr bts po1tperipalters
@humann. Die poli3ei ermittelte.
baB bas iunee Wdohen in Begleitune
elmer dltersn Dame in Bremsrbopen
nan Baltimore eingefdifft bate, unb
es gtlang nit 1ilfe Der Ginpanbez
runosbtb0rbe in Baltimore, basielbe
ousfinbis au MAIDEN unb feiner Jami@
lie tpieber 3u3ufiibren. Man beet ben
Wtrbaht, bab ipieber sin Gau bon
Mdbdtnbanbtl porliegt.
9it Baprtntbtr Jtftipiele.
Berlin, %. Dtt. Dos progromm
fir bas n69itidbrise Musner-G Gtft{pisI
in Bapreutb 1T nunmebr fe{tsefeni.
Dos 5titfpiel tpirb am %. Suli btains
nen unb Bis gum 90. Muguft bautru.
Mdbrenb besIelben tperben bic Nitxs
lungen 3etrologie. .parjifal- unb
Der r6liegtnbe Qoudnber- 3ur Mmfe
fiibrung fommen. SIN @on3en folltn
40 AuffiibrunQen tdttfinbtn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05

that could be made from the candidates
offered. and there was no bar to can
didates 1t the primaries. Cook Danford
for city solicitor; ]. n. Dubois for
treasurer. and George Walters for
member Of the school board, are the
only new ones presented, the others
being denominations. The contest for
city solicitor was the gamest put up
and the nominee won In every ward
but the Second and missed that by fiYe
votes. For city treasurer the nominee
had the prestige Of having made the
race two years ago against man for
his second term, when candidates were
hard to ind, and he won in all the
wards, while Mr. Walters was pre-
scented for the first time this year as
member of the school board. Every
place where the ticket could be
strengthened 1t was done and those
who had participated in the citizens
movement and who had been previous
ly known Republicans voted without
molestation, and most Of them voted.
Ward tickets are as follows;
council-First ward. John R. Sea-
brooks; Second. Moses Duga: Third,
P, C. E. Hughes; Fourth, August Bah
ra; Fifth, George Mcciain.
Assessors First ward, Donald Nc
Donald; Second. George Pratht Third,
CHARLES R. Wolf; Fourth, william q.
Thompson: Fifth, Herman Goetze.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
new STREET CAR BARNS

On the Island ara Now Assured, the
Deals for the Properties Wanted
Having Been Closed : Tenants
Must Vacate Before the First Of
Nay.
It now seems assured that the Wheel
ing Railway Company will build new
barns on the Island. at the corner of
zane and Huron streets. this year. For
some time, as the 1ntelllgencer exciu-
sively pointed out several weeks ago,
Mr.. Henry F. Jones, who was said to
be acting for the Wheeling Railway
Company, has been securing options on
the properties desired.
The Intelligencer learns from an OUT
side, but fellable, source that the deals
for the properties have all been closed.
with possibly one exception, and the
tract, including the old barns property,
at the corner, which has been owned
by the railway company for many
years, is about ESQ feet In length and
100 feet In depth, giving room for the
construction Of very extensiv, barns,
which will be needed, now that the
company operates so many additional
lines
The properties secured on options
that expired March 1, are a5 follows:
No. South Huron, Harry c. Brown;
consideration, about $1,000.
No. . South Huron street, Mrs. Fannie
oberfelt; traded her house for another
home, at the corner of North Wabash
and New Jersey streets, and bonus,
said to be $1,000.
Nos. II and Is South Huron street,
double houses, owned by the Stone es-
tate; consideration, not known.
No. Ii South Huron street, Mrs. Annie
Ritz; consideration, about 5000.
No. II South Huron street, George T.
Grey: consideration, about $500.
No, q South Huron street, Lee R.
Hamm; consideration, about 5000.
No. Is South Huron street, Or.
Ridgeway, supposed to have been
bought
No. q South Huron street, viii
Koontz; bought several mnths ago.
No. % South Huron street, John
Stamp; consideration. about 5000.
one Of the former owners, Lee R.
Hamm, has been notified to vacate the
property before May !, which would
seem to indicate that the work of con-
structing tie barns would begin soon.
It has been whispered for several
weeks That the National Tube Company
had acquired. or would acquire, the
present barns of the Wheeling Rail-
way Company. in upper Benwood. Now
that the ground has been acquired for
the new barns. doubtless the transfer
of the BenwOcd property Will be made
shortly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05

held was sworn out last night By CHIEF
Clemans before Squire Max SroloYitz.
Later IN the night Chief CleHans had
another tank With Chapel, who asain
confessed his guilt and sald he was wiil-
ing 70 aufier the penalty 70 be e1aeted
BY the law. When asked a. TO the
whereabouts Of the gun he had used,
he said he threw lt.into the river near
the new water works pumping station
at slacktown. above the city. This de-
teloped the fact that chappell had
walked up the river beyond the city
limits after Committing the crime, and
then, reconsiderlng, had walked back
arriving after dark. and evading the
officers who were on the watch for him.
shortly before ClRppelps arrest two
hack drivers were talking Of the AMIR
ct the corner Of Twelfth and Market
streets. In the midst OF their CONVEX
sation a stranger (Who turned out to be
Chappell) approached and Joined the
group. asking whether the woman who
had been shot was dead. One OF the
haclSmen, who had been enormously In
formed, replied : that she was dead,
whereupon chappeIl yelled, IT must 80
to the telegraph ONCE" and started up
Twelfth street on dead run. This, Of
course. surprised the men to whom he
had been talking, and they followed
his movements, and saw that he went
past the telegraph office. and shot up
Alley c to the scene OF the tragedy,
where his arres: followed. This dis
poses Of the theory. at first held. that
chappell returned to make good his
work II he found the woman had not
died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.
The wsllsburg, Bethany & Wheeling
rIn,..o,,,. A Rto,, = rt,o,,nI,Isn

The wsllsburg, Bethany & Wheeling
Company After Franchise.
The wellsburg, Bathany & Wheeling
Railway Company win be an applicant
for franchise before the board Of
county commissioners at Its regular
monthly meeting this morning. The
company. which is made up of Wheel
ing capitalists, headed by Messrs. AL
fred PAUL and Jcre A. Miller. has al
ready secured its franchise in Brooke
county. 1t will apply for right of way
over the county road from Bethany to
West Liberty. to Clinton, to Greggs-
VILE, to Altenhelm, and thence In to the
city via the National pike, over Fulton
hill. or a connection with the Wheeling
& Elm Grove company may be made at
Altenheim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05

All the locals come out to-day.
The Jim Wood passed up with empties
at p. m. Sunday.
The Keystone State IL to-morrow's
Cincinnati packet, departing at a. m.
The river was entirely free OF ice yes
terday afternoon, and this week navi-
cation resumes all along the line.
The marks al 6p. m. Sunday showed
Ia, feet 3 inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy and cool, with rain last night.
The following coal tOws passed down
Sunday. Tornado and ]. c, Fisher. l
p. M; w. g. Horner and Clifton, 8
2. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05

wARREN-Riyer feet Weather,
hight snow
OIL CITY-Rlver feet ? inches and
rising. Weather, raining and mild.
BROWNSVILLE-River 10 feet Z
lnche6 and falling.
GREENSBoRo-Rlver 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Fair and cool.
MORGANTOWN-R River 10 feet
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm,
Observation-Disclosures l6 feet and
faiilng. Clear and cold. Down: Vir-
Fjnia, ]. C. Fisher, Clifton, VIM. G.
Homer. Up: ], 7. Wood. John Moren
and Charles Clark.
PITTsBURGH-RlVer 10 feet and
falling. Raining.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river q feet
and falling. Raining. River almost
clear OF ice. Up: Keystone state. Due
down: Virginia, Bedford. Little Kama
VIVA falllnw. Locals on time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
R1vER AND WEATHER.

From figures furnished by United
States weather Observer Christian
schnepf and wharfmaster John Crock
ard. the InteIllgencer complies the
weather aud river record for the month
Of February. 1t is remarkable in at
least one partlcular-that not single
day OF clear weather is recorded in the
month. No other monthly report in
late years showed an entire absence of
clear weather The figures follow:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
nanwood pemocrats.

Benwood Democrats on Saturday
nominated candidates for the April
municipal election. and the vote polled
was not so many as expected under the
circumstances, There was no opposi-
ton to Joseph Ward for mayor or
George w. Furbee for marshal. For
recorder, James Higgins beat Norris
Prendergast and John Kehoe beat
Thomas Mcmillan for street commits
sloner. For council, in the First ward.
there was no opposition to the croatian
candidates, Samuel Munas and Joe Luz
bicY James BaTTStt was defeated for
Reorganization in the Second ward. the
lucky ones being August Hepe and Ja-
cob schramm: NJ. j. Gately and F. KEEL
ly were chosen,in the Third ward, Dol
beare running short, and in the Fourth
ward Philip Riley and Robert Truax
won over cusack and Watson. The
total number of votes cast was Ssl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
"a FAM1Y AsPHYxIATED
BY Gas at BenwOOd, and Physicist
overcome by the Fumes.


The family Of Louis caswell' oil = !.
Main street, Benwood, were overcon'
by natural gas yesterday afteInO -
There was a leak in the cellar, ana mn, M.
the fumes worked upward. a n'u y.
child Of Mr.. caswelrs was the mrs. y
be overcome, and while the other ui.I !,
bers OF the family were endeavorins y. "
resuscitate her. they, too, were Owe.
come, and In this condition they We tsS
later found by neIghbors. One OF w
physicians summoned, also. was oSys
come, but eventually all we're pro ,us,,,
out of the state Of asphyEiation Ni.n ,,'ss
serious injury resulting TO any II % NJ,
a very narrow escape. however ~
Cnswell is a baker, who recently l0'N'
ed in Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05

The Republicans OF Martins Ferry
held their primaries Saturday after
noon. and for hustle on the part OF each
candidate, It collapsed anything ever
seen there before. The vote polled was
very large. being equal to a general
election. The results were as follows;
Mayor-shIpman. s41; Goodhue, ~;
James, 21s.
Observation-Disclosures 4O1; Erwin, ~;
Parsons, 80; Moore. 1863.
Cochran. e34.
Treasurer-straln. 57s; Humphreville.
2ss; Greer. 2os.
water Works Trustee Ralston. $50;
Barr. 4o9.
Electric Light Trustee scheehle, S74.
Cemetery Trustee Heslop, 7o7.
city commissIoner-Miskell. 5Ss;
wernig, "a; Meyers, 102; Howell, III;
Lewis. so; DeVault. IS.
Board of Education-Lloyd, $50: Her
vey. s7s; Mccombs. 475; Thorngate, $50.
Justice of Peoce-Newland, 45l;
Smith, $50; Mcconnaughy, 112
Township Clerk = Morgan, as;
o'Beirne,. 2O4.
Township stee-stricklin. SIS; Nc
Aninch. 100; Moore. S75.
constablc-Mcconnaughy 4s2i Stan
ton, 64s.
First Ward.
council-RobbIns, 1Os.
Assessor-Harry RomIg. 40; Thomas
Baggott, so; Fox, ~.
Second Ward.
couhcil-charles Downey. 1870; Cos
ney. 81; Williams. so; schradeE, 81.
Asssssor-Brooks. 1856; Jones, 1884,
Third Ward.
council-Metzger, s5; Morrison, 60;
Carpenter, a.
Assessor Ebberts. 1893; Robinson, 1903.
Fourth Ward.
councli-Hayne. 70; Hipkins, 1Oa.
Assessor-coleman, 1856,
Fifth Ward.
councll-McNlchols. 81.
Assessor-Coates, 10T.
Martins Ferry Precinct.
Township Clerk : Morgan, 81;
o'Beirne, 5.
Township stricklin, IS; Nc
Aninch. s. Moore, Il.
Justice Of the Peace-Newland, 10;
Smith, .: Mcconnaughy, s.
onstable-Aicconna 81; STAN
ton, Is.
Asscssor-TaylOr' g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
onr 1nnrnnns o. InsnnitY.

Much discussion has been aroused
lately by tho alarming increase OF In
sanity. Our high rate Of living Is the
cause assigned. In the rush for money
both men and women neglect their
bodies until the breakdown comes. The
best way TO preserve health Is by a
faithful use OF Stomach Bitters. BY
curing all stomach Ills, this remedy pre-
vents nervous breakdown. II IL also
an excellent medicine for constipation,
dyspepsia and biliousness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
THE RIVER.
YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE. 6 p. m,
SistersviiIe. LEROY, z q. m.
cinnnti-NIRGINIA, s a, M.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Newport -. ELoISE!. II a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HuR, p. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CiRringtor. .. LEROY. $50 y. m.
SteubenYIlIe--T. n, BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati STATE, s a. m.
MatnEnoras. :. JEWEL. II q. m.
PittsburEh =. QUEEN CITY, 5 .. m.
Petersburg II. X, BEDFORD, II a. N,
Sistersyille.. RUTH; $50 p. m.
ClRrlnEtof. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenvIlle-.T. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
Bridgeport.


Tho primaries in Bridgeport were
equally as exciting and interesting as
they were at Martins Ferry. The inter
estIng race there was for marshal,
which resulted in a victory for DoudH
by the small plurality of 4. The total
vote Of the city is as follows:
Mayor-Junkins, 2s9; Cochran. IS.
Observation-Disclosures, 12s; Douds, 13s;
GIN. IS.
city clerk-Rlce, 1893; Williams. los.
Treasurer-McHugh, 200.
Cemetery GIffin, 40.
Justice Of Peace-Newland, 81; Smith,
70; Mcconnaughy. 15s.
Township Clerk : Morgan. $50;
o'Beirhe. 20
Township Trustee-stricklin. 4s; Nc
Aninch, 1921 Moore. ITO.
Constable ccOnnaughy, 1s7: Stan
ton, 1l6.
First Ward.
council-wilson. s..
Assessur-Handel, 81; Davis, 70.
Second Ward.
Council-CTwO to electricity. "a;
Biuglc, IS.
Assessor-Bratton, GS; Phillips, IS.
Pease Township.
Total vote for township officers
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and coun-
try precincts) was as follows:
Township Clerk = Morgan, 9as;
o'Bierne, 27S.
Township Trustee-stricklln. 49,; Nc
Anlnch, sOs; Moore, 49s.
Justice of the Peace-Newland, 52l;
Smith. 44s; Mcconnaughy, 27s
Constable-Mcconnaughy, ESQ., STAN
ton, Ts4.
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he ConteBBeB.
Chapel: was brought to the city
lookup at once. where he was searched
thoroughly by Lookup Keeper Brandt,
but no arms were found on him. At
ter being taken to cell, the fellow
refused to talk to the chief or to nan
from steubenvllle, who had known him
from childhood. Later, however, he con-
scented to talk to the chief, and con-
fessed to having shot his wife. He said
he had married her several months ago.
out Of a house of prostitution in
Wheeling; that he had taken her to
steubenvllle. but that she had come
back to wheeling and resumed her old
mode OF life. He had gone to see her
yesterday to induce her to accompany
him back to steubenville, and when she
declined to talk to him he had thrown
prudence to the winds. and rashly shot
her, deed for which he said he felt
every regret.
At first It was thought Chappell hnd
returned to the Alley c. house to as
sure himself that he had killed his
wife, and Il not, to "hnish the Job" but
this appears to be an unjustihed as
sumption, as the man was not armed
when he made his startling appearance
in the evening.
The authorities were engaged last
night in search for the revolver used
by chappell, but had not found It at q
late hour last night. chappell told
Chief clemans, after his arrest, that he
had thrown the gun Into the crate af-
ter the shooting, but It was not found
there. Ono Of the inmates told ON
Ger Wells that chappell had picked up
the gun before leaving the house, and
the oficer also heard that the fellow
threw the gun away while running
through tho market house, and that n
colored boy had taken It away. An
other theory was that Macanaugh and
Wind, the steubenville men, who wcru
to have been entertained" by Mrs.
chappell, had taken the gun from
chappell, the superstition being that
Chappell aud his friends had met, af-
ter the crime was committed. at GER
tain resort in town. The sherlff, chief
and oHicer Wells went to the wheeling
& Lake Erie station at 0 o'clock last
night to intercept Macanaugh and
Wind, but they had not made their mp
pearance there.
The warrant under which chappell is