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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad. ~
Patti Rosa and company are at the Nc.
Lure. Fl Is
O. Z. hurry, Of West Alexander, is in
the city.
Charles B. Smith, Esq, Of Parkersburg,
is in the city. -
Ex-u. s. Senator Powell Clayton, Of
Arkansas. is at the Mcclure.
John ?. Bradford, OF Chicago, is in the
city on short visit to friends. s.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher left last evening for Preston
county. 5.ssral ~ IS. =
Mrs. Susan Miller, OF the Island, is visit.
ing the family Of Mr.. Charles Osborne, in
Brooklyn, N. Y. s.lFi giI'5S s !.
General Logan will leave Wheeling Fri.
day morning, for Cleveland, where ho will
join Mr.. Blaine. 4
= Mr.. John A. Barnes and wife, nee Miss
Emma Bodley, OF Weston, W. Va; are
visiting mt Mr.. Joseph a. Bodley's on
Fifteenth street. - ~ K, e
II Charles Lovcnbere was in town ycster.
day arranging for the exhibition Of the
Lovcnberg dime museum at the Academy
OF Music for one week, commencing o.
tobcr q. -
DR.. W: S. Gates, Of Pittsburgh, arrived
last evening MS the guest OF DR.. A. Seas
miro. The Doctor next season will man
age Lillian Spencer, the theatrical slar, who
is his cousin. sl.5' &
Mr.. Boyles, Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gn=eite, who has been travelling with
the Logan party ever since it has been in
Ohio, arrived with it last evening. He
is at the Mcclure. ~ .s7}i.,
Mr.. A.. J. IIalstcd, formerly Of Wheel
ing, now editor OF the BrainerJ, Mimi.
Tribune, arrived in the city Yesterday on a
brief visit to old friends. He looks as il
life in the Land Of Lakes agreed with him.
Rev. DR.. Webb, Of Triadelphia, left yes
tcrday for Lewis county. He will dedi.
cate n new NJ. +. church in that county
next Sunday. The Doctor will attend the
annual conference at Buckhannon, Octo.
Der 4 before returning. .3ss25 .-9t .47,s
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CHEERS on THE WAY,

The march was continued up Main to
Twelfth street, up Twelfth to Market,
down Market to Fourteenth and up Four.
tenth tothe residence Of Alr. John Frew,
on. the corner OF Eotl, the destination Of
the distinguished visitors. Mr.. Frcw's
hotise Was mi nprhlv lncorotn1 : .fb7s.9s4ft ="
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I.sC..B!.UHC0l!N(l,YliEN[T1Ij[0N.
IT'S MEETING N rms CRY
In Annual session--sixty Representatives
Present from All Parts Of tho coun..
try-Thc Opening Exercises Ycster-
tiny-Two Addresses OF Welcome. n :

The annual convention Of representa-.
tivcs Of tho different branches OF the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union met in
this city yesterday. Tie convention when
the representation Is full numbers about
24O delegates, but only about sixty arc
present at tho meeting here. High mass
was celebrated yesterday morning ut tho
Cathedral, the delegates meeting at the
Hall oftlle lIouseo Of Delegates and pro.
cccding In q body to tho Cathedral. At
the conclusion OF the mass Bishop Kahn
delivered an address OF welcome to the
visitors. The delegates then took car
ringes, and were escorted by the Knights
Of St. George, headed by tho Opera
House band, to the State Fair Ground.
Several prominent citizens, including
Mayor Miller and representatives Of the
State Government, also occupied places in
the carriages. At the State Fair Grounds
tho day was given over TO pleasure.
Mayor Miller was introduced by Bishop
Kahn, and made M address OF wclconle, TO
which Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Of Richmond,
President Of the Society, responded. A
dinner was then given to tho guests ut the
restaurant, ut which President Kelley,
Judge Denis Dryer, OF Dayton, Ohio,
Bishop kain, Mr.. Ed. Larkin and Others
made short remarks. ga
An exhibition drill followed by the
knights OF st. George, and in tho after.
noon tho convention held business scss-
ion, Mt which tho following resolutions
were adopted: &f
Rcsotred, That tho Irish Catholic Be.
nevolcnt Union in convention assembled
desires to record its vencraton for the
honored name and beneficial labors Of Sir
Moses Montciiorc, of London, whose long
life, spent in useful labors in the holy
cause Of charity, will in few days round
tho full measure Of a hundred years. i0
Ees1l.ei, That VIC extend to this distin.
guishGd lsraelitc our united congratula.
tons on tho length OF days which has
been vouchsaied him and our cordial
grate,ulncss for the example he has fur.
nished the world ola head wise to plan and
heart generous to suggest and will
prompt to extend benefits and bless.
ings to his fellow mcn-ubovc all for
4 charity SO comprehensive that no hu.
man misery failed to arouse his sympathy
and command his aid. ~,
Hesolred, That We assure this tlistin.
guished citizen Of another land that amid
the numberless fluctuations which will
mark his hundrcdth birthday none more
sincere will be presented than those Of
this Union, Catholicsand strangers though
We IRE. 5[ g5F.
EIsol,td, That u copy OF these rcsolu-
tons, suitably engrossed and signed by
the President and Secretary be forwarded
to Sir Moses Montetiore on the conclusion
OF our session.
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NOTES OF TIE DAY,
Visitors md Citizens, md the Fart Til,
sf7H will Have In the Event. ~

Visitors md Citizens, md the Fart They
5f7 will Have In the Event. - 4
Plumed Knights, SEQ tho orders in nd.
vcrtiscmcnt columns. Hli7
Tho Young Mems Blaine and Logan
club OF parkersburg will not be here.
The New Philadelphia drum choir Il
coming down to-day TO attend tho speak.
ing. It Is one OF the finest in the State.
Reports last night wore that nearly nil
OF Eastern Ohio, West Virginia and West.
ern Pennsylvania would DO here to-day.
The pontoon bridge will be swung Mt NJ,
early hour this morning. 1t was iloatetl
down and tied up on tho Island shore las,
night! @.EaF @G35c
The majority Of the Bridgeport business
houses will be closed this afternoon in or
der to lot their employees hear General
Logan's speech. .I
The Irisll-American Independent Blaine
and Logan club will meet at their hall OF
Market street ut II 80 A. ~. A full ut
tendance is requested.
Gen. N. Golf, Jr., will DO the guest O
Samuel Laughlin, Esq, ut his residenc,
corner Chapline and Twelfth streets dur
ing his stay in the city this time.
Before marching to the depot last nigh
the vcteransdrilled forsomc time Oh Capt.
tol Square. Their evolutions were witness
cd by large and delighted crowds.
A telegram was received by Senator
Scott yesterday saying that lion. ]. D
Taylor, OF Ohio, could'not be here to-da,
on account Of prior appointments. !
The Wheeling and Elm Grove railroat
in order to accommodate people from tn,
country who will want to SEQ tonight
torchlight demonstration will send out N
extra train ut II PM.
The Young Mems Republican Leagu,
OF Washington, Pa, will not come rs
club, rs it is not uniformed, but still nearl,
all its members will be on hand and thci
reception will be just rs cordial as ii the!
were in uniform.
Every one is warned to keep of the Nc
Lure House balcony. 1t is not safe, ant
II crowd gets on it a serious and posi-
bly, fatal accident is liable to occur. TIL,
day the Knights OF st. George had thei
parade the crowd that filled the balloon,
caused it to sag down over ski inches
The procession must be viewed from somt
other point.
II there is no rain it would be Chris
tan net on the part OF those living along
the line Of march for both this afternoon
and evening parades to sprinkle the streets
and lay the sitting dust. 1t would alst
be great accommodation If people woult
see to it, that all wagons and distractions
are removed from the streets along which
the parade will move. The police coult
win hearty thanks if they would see to i
that this is done this morning.
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Good Dinners.

Wheeling will be filled with strangers
to-day. Many OF them will want to eat a
good dinner before going over to the Fair
Grounds to hear the speaking. They will
also want tofeat early, SO as to get over
early and secure a good place. All such
should not fail to goto one Of Major Fred
Norton's hotels, either the Mcclure House
or St. James. At both dinncrttwill be
served from II A. N. till $50 Pom, and a
better dinner cannot be, found in the city.
The menus will embrace everything seas
enable and it will be served in the very
best STYLE. 81 - II ~ !. )
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f
The meeting on the State Fair Grounds
will commence promptly Mt 9 o'clock this
afternoon. The speakers will be General
Logan, ex-senator Powell Clayton, Of Ar
kansas, General Cot, OF this district, Mi.
chael Boland, a distinguished Irish orato,
Of Colorado, and Hon. Allen Miller, Of
Columbus, 0. .ssEs
Judge Kelley will speak ut the Opern
House this evening. His topic will ba
largely the tariff, and his remarks will be
the finest and most instructive on pro.
lection ever heard in the city. He viii
commence speaking at half past eight 40
as to allow all who desire to, witness tho
parade before going to the Opera House.
: Chairman Wallace, Of the County Exec.
utiye Committee, requests that all mem.
bers Of that committee report. to him on
the speakers stand on the fair grounds at
1880 o'clock sharp. They will hold tho
stand and allow nobody on there but the
State and Reception committees and the
speakers and invited guests. fs,l,ss33t Vi Il
" Chairman Wallace also gives notice
that no carriages Or hossemen will \ DO
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Last Sunday night the depot OF the
Ohio River railroad, ut Proctor, was en-.
tered by burglars and robbed. Suspicious
looking strangers were seen in the neigh
borhood both before and after the rob.
berry, and were pursued by citizens once
or twice, but not captured.
Yesterday morning ut m early hour
two men were seen jumping from n BAL
timore & Ohio freight car below this city.
They were captured and found to have
stolen some boots and shoes. Officers
Brooks and Frebolt arrested them, and
yesterday after preliminary examination
by Squire, Arkle they were taken To. the
Marshall county jail at Moundsville. The
two men gave their names as Frank
Chappy and Lewis Burkhardt. f34.l5
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LOCAL nlREv1T1IlEgis;I..-
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About tn.

#s47a 49,
City. Al Xxx ~ =
! TnE new addition to tho factory at the
Benwood nail WORKS Is almost completed.
QUITE number Of Dridgeporters attend.
cd the Republican meeting al Bellaire Inst.
evening. tsiSg ~
Jo,lY RIr,SrpgcK. a native Of Germany,
Yesterday rccei vnd his second,pnpers from,
lie Circuit Court, T7iS I, 'i5'Gs; ia'i7I
n. Y. Ror,ysoy Of AIoundsyillc venernl
merchant, assigned Yesterday III 3,
purly is ASSIGNEE, Assets and liabilities
nru unknown. 5TC Ss'pi III !
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s,latScu WIN roppihe young man iiainet
m n,,, IRON gst alexanaer ~ th'
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;n;nnn!a sa''1.s,o. nv veteran ooalh.aI
ma,oI for .,p to ,.St evening, 10 max
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WHITNEY \ LASG's M AoNErs" and SUI
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Tho General "rut Her Thar.

While Gen. Logan's carriage was slowly
making Its way through tho tirongs OH
Market street last night, ono little lad, his
face beaming with enthusiasm, pushed
his way to tho side Of tho carriage and cx.
claimed, logan, put her there" extend
ing tough little hand to which soap and
water would have done no harm. The
General smiled good naturally and shook
lands with the little fellow. The greet.
ing, though n rough one, was intended rs
n royal welcome, and Ms such accepted.
The General said afterwards TINT the
event was one OF the most refreshing Of
his tour. i.,q IFJ1a' -3',''s ~
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United 7lAc. s''''can "a
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Anelent Roman a1nrrInce Custom

They Amounted the house with certain
unctuous perfumes to deep out infection.
They Disseminated it with various charms
to keep the witches from the bride. Now
We simply give the bride bottle OF
Browns Iron Bittcrs, telling her 10 take
that and be happy and hearty. Keeps
out such witches rs neuralgia, debility,
dyspepsia and rheumatism and helps
make home delightful. :.
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BELLAlRE'S BIG BOOM.
Ton Thousand People Mt the Meeting Inst

Night.
A dispatch was received by COL Poor.
man, at Bellaire, yesterday, saying that
Hon. Alexander Sullivan was at Column
bus, sick in bed, and could not speak last
night, but that Michael Doland, a well
known Irish orator OF Colorado, and Hon.
Allen Miller, OF Columbus, would fill the
appointment. On the evening uain cx.
Secretary Window arrived from st. Clairs.
vile, where lie spoke yesterday, and he
was added 10 the list OF speakers. The re-
port was circulated industriously that
Gen. Logan would be at the meeting, and
altogether it was much greater success
than expected. .t15
"A most creditable torch-light procession
preceded the meeting. Conservative men
estimated the crowd on the public square
at 10, 900, while Gen. Logan said after re-
turning to his car that he thought there
were $4,000 people there. While Secrc-
tary Window was speaking, Gen. Logan
arrived, and the enthusiasm ran wild.
The president Of the meeting was John
I. Kelly, ESQ.,, the lawyer, author OF
Kclly's Revised Statutes OF West Virginia,
an Irish, American, and until this year
prominent Democrat. > 80, 80 -. (.
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Tho Lincoln Clubs Show,

Tho Lincoln club building was ablaze
with light last night. In the afternoon
the decorations were commenced under
the direction Of Surveyor Of Customs
Beach, and by night-fall the front pre-.
scented a handsome appearance. Flags
and Chinese lanterns were hung out in
profusion, but the main decoration was d
six-foot circle enclosing n five point star,
oil made Of gua pipe and having hundreds
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Tho Rain md the Speaking.

A pretty heavy rain began to fall about
l O'Clock this morning, and MS this is the
cquinoctial season it is possible that the
shower may continue to-day. It was too
late to mature plans, but it was suggested
Inst night that II it rained today it would
be well to have the speaking this after
noon ut the Opera House, and an over
How meeting ut Charley sbay's Academy
Of Music, Gen. Logan speaking at both
places. Some such arrangement will be
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TIE ISLAND MEETING.
A Splendid Gntherins-Banncr Presentation
-N-.l' y to the Club, tJ, a. gt,t,-J w.

4-.a to the Club. 49, w.
The Republicans OF the Garden Spot die
themselves proud last night. 4 sort OF ar
informal, unpretentious meeting was held
at the wigwaln on, the old iair ground
where stand had been erected outdoors
The ward Blaine and Logan club, one Of
the most crcditable campaign organiza.
tons in the city, and the Island juniors
turned out and gave very attractive
parade before the meeting. 5
At the stand very large crowd gath.
cred. Mr.. Charles Bardett Hart was the
first speaker. Hc made an address OF
about half an hour in length, ut tie con.
clusion Of which Miss Ella Faris, on be-
half Of the Republican ladies' OF the Island,
presented the club with m elegant BAN
ncr, making u very neat presentation
speech. The banner was received by
Capt. Howell, who.receivcd a flag present.
ed in 1861 by the ladies to the First Ohio
Cavalry, bore it hononbly through the
war and brought it safely home. Mr.. G.
Fl. Collier made the speech OF acknowl-
edgement, after Which Capt. Dovener
spoke briefly. gl1G
The wigwam was beautifully decorated,
prominent OH the walls being emblematic
pictures in oil Of Blaine and Logan, yery
good portraits, by ]. A. Faris, tho portrait
painter. KS KS Z ;5sstl}S,l+.
Taken altogether, the meeting was a
rouslng Republican boom. 80 90
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TIE puENIN,
Captain ASH Booth! In Command OF Til,
@...z-'-r.I--..ss. Elegant Resort. m

q. ASAS s's's AsS"oa -
Mention was made. in yesterdays issue
OF the fact that Capt. Gus Rolf had de-
cidcd to retire from business lie has sole
his place in Washington Hall block, the
"PhGniN,,"5 10 Capt. Asa Booth. The fact
that Capt. Booth has purchased tho place
in itself is guarantee that it will con.
tinue to enjoy the popularity that has
attended it during Capt. Rolls regime
Probably there is not steamboatman on
the river better known than ASH Booth
He is the personillcation Of geniality and
good humor. lie is known all over this
city and vicinity. Capt. Booth proposes
to keep in his restaurant the very best
viands in the market. lie will have ever.
ything in its season and will serve it in
as fine manner as the same is in any OF
the Eastern cities. The sample room will
continue to be stocked with the finest
liquors, wines and beers. The "PhUnix'
is fitted up elegantly, and persons patron
izing Capt. Booth will be entirely satisfied
with the treatment they receive. S < 5
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Of small burners. II was run out from
the top, Of q telegraph pole in front Of the
building and suspended over the center
Of the street. When lighted It presented
n beautifulappearance, lighting up the en-
tire square and being visible from Market
street bridge and Seventh street. II
makes a superb decoration. Arrange.
mcnts have been made for tho Lincoln Club
rooms to look gorgeous tonight. &. /,
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Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Parks and
two ladies were driving their carriage up
Bennett street in Bridgeport when the
horse became frightened ut some object
on the roadside and ran away, upscttins
tho carriage and breaking things up gen.
orally. Mrs. Parks ives badly cut a6ou,
the face and head and her wrist was
spraincd. DR. Wagner dressed the wounds
and she is resting comfortably. Z.
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!. Here Gen. Logan entered the house.
threw of his; hat and coat, and returning
to the door, waved lis thanks to the
clamorings crowd. With rousng cheers,
the crowd finally dispersed, as ii reluctant
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lry Goods.
.GEO.M SHOOK 6 CO.
QUIZ NEW

Stock of Fall and Winter Goods
has. just arrived. Besides a
complete line Of all the staples
necessary for the Fall and Win
ter trade, we have received, and
call attention particularly, to our
wide variety Of fabrics suitable
for Ladies' and Children's
Dresses, embracing many nov
elites in Velvets, Silks, Cash
imeres, Cloth Suitings, Otto
mans, Tricots, Plaids, etc., etc.
Our stock, of Ladies' and Chill
4 dren's ..E5 grH
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FINANCEiAlNpI TRADE.
he Features Of tho Money, and 5stOsk. Mar

" kets. gi-tsg si,l-ts
New York September a,.-Money easy at LAZY
percent Primo mercantile paper 6>fa6H percent.
9 GovEINNENrs-Fim. Il Y 1911 * rs iFsil'
STATE sEcuaI1iIs-Dull. ~ Z.
RAuLwArs-Qulet. tf7l Z il g. !'ia
OH reports that tho trunk line troubles were IN
a fnlr way 10 be settled, and prices rose u 10 VI
percent. After mid. day. n weaker TONG prevailed
and the bears made sharp raid on yanderellt'l
broke from 3?.k TO aOs. Lake Shore from 7Gaas &c
7l3s. New York Central from VIZ TO w
Michigan Central from q TO .G0 and Northern
l SSa Il preferred from TGs next ay
The drop In these shares had All ulinvornblc Gilec
on other active stocks, Northwestern falling or e
". Paul m. Louisville 4 Nashville M
LINEN ion insiiIs NY md Western Union G?M la a.
Louisville & Nashville and llu!en, taclae,, whlei
were strong. The strength Of the latter Is due u
purchases for foreign account. = .,3Ee.t
compared with last nights close, prices arc y /,
ljs percent higher, except Canada Southern,
Central Mclac, Chicago, burlington & Quincy
lake sh1,Ge, New York Central, Northern l'aci
lower. Michigan Central wM percent lower
Among the inactive shares C.. G.. C. 4 |. dcclinct
percent to ~. Illinois Central | 10 leiHs pullmai
Palaces : to IL alld San Francisco preferred ~ Y
io4. VIC. = l,-.Iil - q
y. s. IS. looI>ii; ". 8. vs., ll21s; U. s. new 4,
1904: Pacific Is OF 'a5 rs; Central Pacific, INK
Eric b9s; Lehigh 4 Wilkes, ": Louisiana cousol,
70; Missouri q, lo2H; St. Joseph, los; g. r. !
new, 50; Texas lucille Land Grants, 90; DO RI
Gralidc,. 40: Union Pacific hrsS. 1905; d
Land Gnnts,. los; do shaking fund, los; VII
ginia ts, s7;. Virginia consob, extra maturcd cou
pons. s5: do deferred, A: Adams Express, 100
| american Express. "; Canada soulhcru, 30
Central Pacific, 81; Chesapeake h Ohio, q: d
tlrst preferred, l3x: do "a preferred, !; G., G.
g, & !, Is: Denver & lilo Grande. l6oA
nibal i !. st. Joseph, 3sN: do. preferred, SS1
asked: Kansas &; Texas, II; Lake Eric I
Western II; Lake shorc, Is: Louisville 4 Nash
Vile. 219ff: Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago
T.; Memphis 1 Charleston 1st preferred, 10; do y
Central, co; Missouri Pacific, 90; Nashville /
Chattanooga, 81: New Jersey Central, ls,S; North
crn, Pacil!c,. ~: do preferred, 4lJs; NORTH
Central, 9GS; Ohio Central *; Ohio & Mississippi
ls,S;, do preferred, Is: Pacific Mail, 6OI.; ltu
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