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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-16

By advertisements classifying DR.. Price'l
Cream Baking Powder.
Unprincipled attempts are made by com
peIitors Yhp boast Of their intention 10 OBJ
lain poss ssiol OF the entiFe Rakipg Powder
business, aad force the community 81 house;
keepers, by undertaking. Dr. Prioe's Pow
der. to use their own inferior compounds, I'D
yertisiug their own as absolutely Pure, aud
DR.. Prices OF no comparative value, when
Dr.. Prlces Cream Baking Powder has been
In use for years, andis knsyp 10 superior
In Strength, superior In Purity, ssashof In
Wholesomeness, and, 10 prove the truthful
ness OF this sgseTtion, let It be tested In the
Kitchen 10 the family loSi, by the consumers
only true test-THE TEST OF THE oSEN,
II Is natural that consumers should look
with no lIttl0 degree OF gpspieion upon q
commodity that seeks for favor and sale by
Misrepresentation Of other competing pro-
auctions, There are three classes OF persons
competent to speak OF the relative merits OF
baking powders. A nation Of houseksepers
who have used DR.. Prices Cream Baking
powder for years, can speak from expert.
mental knowledge, and pronounce /; the
best Eminent Chemists speak Of It's purity
and effective force from repeated analysis
that has been made from year 10 year since
lis Introduction. Physicians, treating the
question as one OF hygiene, speak in favor OF
Dr. Prices, for when we eat bread raised with
II we are eating the wheat -four In all OF Its
nutritious efficiency.
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MoRK or rHE oYcLoNE.
The Deyastation and RnIn wrought Il
MIsSouri-CfopS IuIuFed.

Missouri-Crops Injured.
ST. LOUIS, July l5.-Additional news o.
last Fridays storm continues to come in
and show 1t was the most extensive, and
in some localities the most destructive Of
property Of the season. AT Josylin and
Webb City, in the lead mining
region in Southwest Missouri, am immens:
amount OF rain fell, which flooded the
mines to such an extent that 1t will take 8
month or two to put them into working
order. In the me9ntime several thousand
miners are thrown out Of work. In add
zion to this, wind and hall did
great damage to buildings and the
CROPS. At Macon and Louisiarl
Missouri, in the southeastern parl
OF this state, the wind played
havoc with both business and residence
property in the town, and did heavy in
iury 10 the crops. Burlington Junction
previously referred to, is described as {
bile OF ruins, nearly all the houses in
town being destroyed or badly injured,
Hail stones as large as mans fist Eel
in great quantity, stripping the corn anc
other crops TO the ground and cutting
down the grass as with q scythe,. a
number OF people were injured bu
none were killed. AT Mafyyille th,
damage is now put at about $780, goo
The less Of crops can not be estimated
but may be imagined when it is said
strip OF country five TO six miles wide wa
totally devastated. AT Shitehill, Ill.
great injury was wrought. At one concern
alone the City Clay Works, Losing $40, 600
Luckilythis tirm,is insured against cyclones
The other Losses including farm propert!
Is estimated at $4,000.
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RIVER Jews
steamboat squIbs and MISCELLANEOUS
~ .. Leyee Gossip. ". p &,

steamboat squIbs and Miscelianeous
.. l.eyee Gossip, iJ.o &
Surveyor Beach hps returned from Par
kersburg.
The Scotia passed down Saturday morning
and the Katis Stockdale went up yesterday
morning. Both Of these Plttsburg' Oincin'
natl packets had fair trips Y ! itLs.is z.
tits expected that the steamer Patrol
which Rses & Son are building at Pittsburgh
for the United States Surveying Service, will
be completed in time 10 leave for 81. Louis
next week. y..-re 'r.
The st. Lawrence passed down yesterday
morning. She arrived shortly after mid
night and got away att a. NJ, with an excel
lent manifest and plenty OF passengers.
The steamer 4bner 0'Neal hss been char.
tered BY the CongregationalistI OF Steuben-
Vile for an excursion TO this city next Thur.
day. The boat will lie at the Wheeling
wharf for three hours. " ~
The big steamer Buckeye State passed here
Yesterday morning about 2 O'Clock en- route
Tor 81. Louis and 81. Paul. She did not STOP.
This Is the second trip OF this big palatial
boat hH.s
The popular Andes Is due to-day from
Oincinns !, Tor which poiut she will leave to-
morrow afternoon. That GSable gentleman,
Captain Charlie Muhleman, u In Command,
and Mart Noll iS in the office, assisted By
Charlie Knox. The freight facilities on this
packet are excellent.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette saysi
The suits OF 0'Neil q Co against tle steamer
St Lawrence and the coal firm OF Jos. A.
Walton & Co., when they come up for trial
will be watched with q good deal OF interest
by river men. The losses sustained by plaintiffs
were the result OF accidents during the high
water last March, and II will devolve upon
them TO demonstrate that these acoidants
were caused by negligence on part OF deiend.,
ants. Some new aud important points will
no donbt be brought out one Of which will be
whether any one has right to blockade the
harbor, which 1t 10 known had great deal
to do with the accidents In question.
MlNPRIs, July I6.-River falling.
CtxCISNATI, o July l6.-River IS feet and
risingI weather fair RDd bot IT
CAIRO, July lb.-RIVor q feet aud falling;
weather clear Thermometer 6P.
EyAxwILLE, Ixp, July 49, River 0 6-l0
feet and rilnR; mercury 76' to 81; weather
clear and warm. .F
LOUISVILLE, July 15.-R,yer rising slowly
with teet inches In. the canal and feet o
inches on the falls. Weather cloudy and
rain. -f.s1
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BELLAIRE.
Church, Personal and General New
From the Glass City.

Church, Personal and General News
From the Glass City.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith Is seriously i'll at her
home on Belmont street.
Gus. Greenfield, OF Toronto, spent Sunday
with his mother here.
George NJ. Wise, postmaster, 10 confined to
his home west OF town by sickness.
Miss Clara Permar Is the guest OF her
brother, Ed. Permar, on North Guernsey
street
A large number OF citizens took advantage
OF Saturdays excursion 10 visit the lakes and
Niagara.
Messrs. viii Philpot, Charlie Sheets and
Rob, McVay took a Sunday excursion to
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Ella shoemaker, OF Massilon, Ohio
who has been visiting at her fathers, Mr.. B.
0sle's, left for home Saturday.
Has Belairea fire warden This NAV
prove n troublesome question should large
fire break out Council should decide It at
once.
The number OF smiling faces one meets
now.a-days is accounted for by the number
Of cand dates for county offices. Their name
10 legion.
Tue Diver dOoRCluh ulacOurSed some sweet
music In the Fourth ward yesterday. Such
music Is always welcome.
The employees Of the nail mills are hunting
cool places In the country now. A census
taken this week would show Bellaire's popu-
lation greatly decreased.
Rev. ]. K. McKallip will not take his sum.
mer vacation 50 soon as be had expected TO.
He will remain here until some time In
August. In the meantime he hopes ID see
the dsbt that has so long rested on the chuich
he Serv s-tae First Pre,by tirely
provided for.
At the First N. L. Church Yesterday morn.
Ing the ordinance Of ba, Il m was admin.
uttered TO one adult, and four persons were
taken into full connection With the church.
Ths usual sermon wasomttted, and ran.
ming comm .ntary on Tue obligations OF
church members suh,ututed
The new road from the old bounty road at
the upper switch on the street railroad track
10 Guernsey st 'eet, on Gravel Hill, 10 com.
pleted, and the old one abandoned. This IA
Of much easier grade than the old one, A
few inches OF lime4tone epreal from the
Jerry to this road misht make q good road
for neat winter. Perhaps the Wheeling
Eholtsi MERCHANTS would deiIay share Of
the expense,
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The Italians working on the Ohio River
road in Tyler county have been maaifesting
their turbulent dispositions again, and, judR-
ing from the following remarks by the Bis
teryille Independent, they are not very de-
srable class OF residents:
The Italians were on the warpith again
last week. A man by the name OF Miller
had some difficulty with them, and one OF
them struck him In the face but the blow
did not appear to hurt him, when three
Others Joined In and the four succeeded in
getting Miller down, and were pounding him
with the bltt end OF reyolvers, stones, etc,
VIXEN the citizens interfeied, and Miller got
on his feet ag4in. Miller Is Swapping big
| fellow, and had no sooner got Enlightened
up than he struck the largest OF the Italians
a stunning blow, which knocked him about
nine feet clear OF the ground. The Italians
displayed reyolvers and threatened 10 shoot,
but the trouble was squelched and Miller al
rested, placed in the cooler" over night and
fined 81 so for disorderly conduct.
On Saturday these same Italians who are
at work In rock cut Just above town, be-
came uuru Y and drove their boss, Mr.. Nc
Laughlin, into town at the point OF revoly.
ers Mclaughlin started to 80 back to his
| work short time after the difficulty, bnt
was met In the public road by sixteen Ital-
ians and told that II he did not go back to
towR, and stay there, they would kill him.
It IL needless 10 say that Me- went A war
rant was sworn out by Mclaughlin for the
arrest OF the Italians, but We did not hear
anything about them being arrested.
II isa shame and disgrace en- our town to
low these yellow rascals to carry on this
way, without attempting TO punish them.
They will imagine they can run the town
altar awhile, and II something Is not done to
convince them to the contrary, they will
make serious trouble some time. They
should be punished for carrying reyolyers
or at least, the way In which they handle
them. Itany OF our town or county cit Zens
should act Ia the way this gang OF Italians
have done, they would be punished u the
full extent Of the law.
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A Rabx,s SMOOTHING Death.

A singular and shocking accident occur
red at Martins Ferry eatly Saturday morn
ing by which baby only four days old, q
child Of Mrs. Hanson Springer, came 10 Its
death. Mrs. Springer called for drink Of
water, and her husband got 1t for her, and
then placed the bucket by the bed that she
might help herself II she wanted another
drink. he then retired to bed In an adjoin'
ing room. and fell asleep. He was shortly
wakened by loud shrieks from his wife, aut
rising, he went 10 her room 10 learn what
was the matter. He found that the baby
which had been placed on the front side o!
the bed, bad fallen ont OF the bsd into the
bucket OF water head first The mother did
not know how long 1t had been there, but Il
was dead when she discovered 1t.
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Heinz ont cou.ty Republican couv.p,,o,

The Belmont County Central Committee
met In Judge CAROLS office at st. Clairsville
for holding the county convention. fhere
was small attendance, only eleven town.
ships being represented In person and by
proxy. It was decided TO hold the primarics
on August IS. and the convention on August
%. Blk ballots were necessary TO decide tue
place, Rarnesyills, Bellaire, Martins Ferry
And st. Glairsville all received votes. Mar
tins Ferry received the prize. The oonyen-
ton will therefore be held at Martins Ferry,
August 20 Among those present were b.
Il. parab and Charlie BAltxell, Of Bellairs,
and Postmaster Sam. B, Piper, Of BarneSyIlle.
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Saturday Capt. Bennett and Constable
ST, Myers arrested Joe Bartlett, known as
Holy Joe,n for stealing the brass journal.
oil OF B & O. freight cars. II will be re.
mVm bered that Feri. Miller was arres.ed fol
the same ofiense several weeks ago. The
brasses continued 10 disappear, and Consta
bic Ut. Myers set about to find the thief
Thig he did, and Bsrtlett's arrest followed.
At his house was found large pill OF stolen
metal. He will have q preliminary exam
iuation before Squire Caldwell this morn .ng
1t Is belieyed be mad 81 sceomplice over the
river who sold the brasses for him.
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M1LuoSs Of bottles OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
as Trial Bottles Of the large size. This enor'
nous outlay would be disastrous to the pro
puSsessed by this wonderful medicine. Gall
A. logan d Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get lOc Trial Bottle free, and try for
yourself. II never fails to cure. MWE4w
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Ghe Qntettigeufer.
OnIcc: 40. - aud - Fourteenth street
Sew Advertisements.

Just Receiyed-John Freidel.
NeN Goods. y. Rhodes &Co.
DIR. John f. emith-Third page.
l.G, Di!lou-S4ye Your Eyes.
q. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Hunts Remedy Third p'Re. -
Western Maryland CoiIegc-Rev. J. T
Ward.
Funeral Notice.
Steamer Andes-Head OF Local:
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Since buying and selling eToluqiyely FOL
Cash We are enable ed to sell:
Good Merrimac Prints for 80.
Lawns and Bunting for 10.
Wall Paper for 10.
Carpets for lsc.
OIL Cloths for $50.
Window Shades made up, ready to hang, Is
and 10 centR
Other goods In proportion. Call soon II
you wish 10 save money. Nos, 20lO and 202l
Main street, JoHS RoENER
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BIDDING A PREMIUM
FoR THE AslArlc cAoLERATo CONE.
I'll. Danger of wheeling Creek In Low WATER
Deposit for All EIsds Of Fll.A-So Dt,Iats.
taats SOw-A Bsb,'s Horrible Death.
some AilOr sI.haps and nl.d..ds.

A gentleman yesterday called the atten-
ton OF an IsrELuoESoER report Ar to the dan
gers threatened by the present condition OF
Wheeling Greek in low water. 30 far, this
season, the amount Of rain aud the stage Of
the river has been almost phenomenal, and
the current has been sufficient ut all times
to carry impurities out OF the bed OF the
creek But this state OF affairs can not be
expected 10 prevail oil summer and. fall.
Several large sewers empty into tle creek,
discharglng large quantities Of organic mat
ter. This, with low water In the creek,
will make vast cespool of 1t.
The reporter was not posted, and
asked why itshould be expected to be any
worse this year than In former seasons. The
gentleman explained that the bar at the
mouth OF the creek isgrowinR rapidly larger,
and since the erection OF the p, W. Il KY.
bridge, 1t has perceptbly increased In see.
This will serve as dam TO retain the foul
water. In addltion TO this, heretofore large
quantities OF powerful disinfectants, ammonia
water from the city gas works and spe Mt
acid from Warrer's oil refinery, found
their way into the creek, and while the
odor thus Gated was by no means agree
able to the olfSctorieS, II was not injurious 10
health. Lately, however, Mr.. Warren has
msde a contrast with the city by which he
takes the refuse ammonia watsr from the
gas works, combines 1t with the spent
Sulphuric acid, and manufactures sui
phide OF ammonia, commercial prod
uct largely used In manufacturing fertilizers.
OF this compound about 200 barrels week
are turned out, and the disinftctants which
formerly neutralizsd the noxious odour from
the creek bed are diverted from it. The con
sequence will be that in low water season
the health Of East Wheeling will be seriously
threatened by the exhalations from the cess
pool known as Wheeling creek. To allow
thiDgs to remain unchanged Is to offer pre-
MUM on visitation Of the Asiatic cholera
| II that dreaded scourge reaches this side o.
the ocean, ~ has been feared. Even without
It's presence, the effect on the general health
along the creek would be grave in the ex
xeme The only remedy the gentleman
could suggest was to change the sewerage
syst m, running the sewers into the river In
stead OF into the .creek. Some time ago 1
plan was talked OF, which embraced an arti
iicIal outlet for the creek, diverting 1t from 1
point east Of Main street u some distance
down the river, but this was not regarded Al
practicable. Something should be done.
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A College Card.

Rev. ]. II. Davis, President Wesleyan Fe-
male College, Murtreesboro, N. g., wrotu Of
DR.. Worthington's Cholera and Dlarrh@'
Medicine, that Il hau been used for many
years In his institution with success.
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Born Lydia E. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at
2S3 and 2S5 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Price OF either, 81. Six bottles for S, Sent
by mail In the firm Of pills, or Of lozSnRes,
on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either. Mn.
" Enclose 80, stamp. Send for Guide to
Health and Nerve Strain" NwE&W
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The mil stoppage.

The nail factories all shut down Saturday
at noon for period OF four weeks. The forge
departments Of most OF the mills will also
shut down for shorter time-about two
weeks Oh an average. In the meantime the
mills will be put in good repair ready for a
steady run after the 18th OF August, when
the factories will again resume work
Among other improvements at the Laughlin
Mill will be new office.
The heaters helpers at the La Belle
Mill are still out for their demand for
full pay for seven heats. The demand Is
generally conceded 70 be just one, and
will probably be granted by the mill own.
ers Work on the new nail mill at Bril-
liant Is progressing favorably. The factory
walls and frame work are completed, and
the roof Is being put on. 1t Is thought the
works will be In operation by the first OF
December. Cox & Morrison, the boiler
makers, have contracted TO build couple
OF Myers & G ass patent heaters for the
spaulding iron works.
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SUMNER shoes must be sold at Lynch's, 4
Twelfth street,
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A GOOD FARM EOR SA[E.

have in my hand. ior sGleA very goot r..
about one aud one.hAlf miles southeast ~ ~
delphia, IN thS county and about one mile sss 1
"lleudeSon" home place. and coaTlStS ri NJ w.
1871 acres, nearly all l4der cultivation, TSS SSSJ4
Ings are good, the barn a very lane NM OS Wy
sheep shed attached. with an old Sud new orb,.11
This place has private way from the lrsl Cru,I.,
Enquire for price ana terms 10
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent, Stock and Money Btoke,
Iyli lies Market st Wheeling. W \,
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nr. Kings Now pIseoyery

LADrEs and Gen lemen's fine Hand sewod
Shoes speoialtyA al L. v. BLoSD'E
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EVERY pair OF summer shoes to be sold al
your own price at clearance sale, Bargain
Shoe House, A Twelfth street.
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The Gas Wells.

Work was commenced on Saturday chop
ping up and pumping out the sand pump
lost three weeks before in the Central Glass
Works gas we'll. At midnight Saturday
night good progress had been made in re.
moving II In small chunks and powder. It
is pulverizsd by the drill, just as the sand
rock Is cut out The well ought TO be clear
OF all distractions by th's evening II no for
ther bad luck Is encountered.
Mr.. A. Reymann will shortly commence
the work OF sinking his gas we'll at his brew
cry. It will be bored on the creek bank be-
low the engine house. The contract for the
work was let to Mr.. Grader, who was inter.
ested in sinking the Gravel Bottom oil we'll
below Mouudsville. The lumber for the der
rick will be delivered on the ground to-day,
and the engine and machinery for drilling
was brought down from Smiths Ferry last
week on a boat
Work will be commenced on the Bellaire
gas. we'll this week At Martis's Ferry st, ady
progress is being made.
Wells are ais started at Steubsnville on
the property OF the Jefferson Iron Works,
and at s. Georges paper mlll at Wellsburg.
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II you want bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my atock before
pGrohasina. Iguarantes brioes and styles
10 suit. l.. V. BLOND.
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GREAT clearance sale OF shoes at "A Twelfth
street.
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Tho following shows the range OF The Their
mometer, as deserved ut Schnepfs drug
Etore, Opera House corner:
1852 1855
;,u 1pxSE.x .7R.Ml7A. N. I2N.SP.N7r.M
70 s. S. 10 70 " W 81
SUNDAY.
7Au.laA.SP,M7RMI ". IAN SrH.7f \
II 81 81 70 rs IS ~ "
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, y. c., July 10, 1850 A. M.-Foi
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, talling bar
onIetel: nearly stationary temperature; south
westerly winds and fair weather.
Lower Lake Region, rising, followed by
falling barometer; stationary or rising tenn
perAtut; sOuthwesterly winds and fair
weather.
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THE OHIO RIVER ROAD
AND THE 3. . 0. AND P, W. 8 Ky.
Anew View Of tho situation By a s.a.l,na. who
has C4a,Ilssd it ThOrouskly-as Sees No Oh.
lection to Connection With the B.&O.
General IadustrlAl News Notes.

A well-known citizen, who has seen the
development Of Wheeling from small town
to her present proportions, and was here be-
fore any OF the railroads, laid yesterday; ~
see there is good deal OF excitement about
rumor or suspicion that the Ohio River
railroad contemplates coming into the city
over the B. & o. oompanys track. l cant
for the life OF me see any objection to that,
The B. & o. would not have any control over
the other road. You know am particular.
ly friendly 10 the p, ". & Ky. folks, bat
fail TO see that that road offers any adVRnt'
ages to the city or the river road for 0 con.
nection. The B. & o. can give good deal
better facilities for handling freight4, for the
p, W., & Ky. has no place to handle any
goods but merchandise In small quant'
ties, and can't conceive where she Is going
to get any more room. In the one item oil
lumber toe Baltimore q Ohio company can
handle car here at saving OF at least one
dollar compared 10 the other road. The
PeWiky has no place TO unload but OH the
wharf, and she Is obliged 10 shift her cars
and make up her trains there, 50 that q car q
man Is engaged In unloading has TO be
moved every twenty minutes or 20. With
the Baltimore & 0nIo Company's new line To
Pittsburgh she. can afford Just as good con
nection for Pittsburgh traffic as the other
and she surely can give better facilities fol
Baltimore trade. Baltimore Is the natural
export point for West Virginia, and there Ii
Just lots Of freight for ocean trans
portation in the country to be opened By the
River road. This can be shipped TO Baltt
more direct from Parkersburg, thus saving
that hundred miles Of transportation.
can't see, as | said, where the P, W. 4 Ky.
road Is going TO get any more switch room,
unless the city allows her to build an extra
track outside Of her freight depot. That
would spoil large slice Of the wharf, and
necessitate the relsying Of the whole OF 1t on
new grade! II IL true that would BIZ u de
cided advantage. but It would be expensive
About the only item now, though, would bt
the cost OF the fill, for there isn't a square
foot Of cobbie stone on the slope that ought
not to be rlaid anyhow. don't know
where the idea originated, though, that the
River road was coming in over the B. & o.,
for the new company has q written contract
with the P, W. & KY, and had before
ground was broken on the River adj
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spNNER shoes almost given away at tn
clearance sale, II Twelfth Of rect