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on.1DnEy's wraps at Blum's Bazaar.



The dramatic festival opens at Charley
shay's Academy Of Music tonight, with
the first appearance Of the Emotional act
ress Mas Ethel Tucker in "Queena, sup
ported by the Union Square Theatre
Company. The Washington %. o. Ma
tionai Republican Of September 10Th says:
"Queena' was reintroduCed here last
night at the Ninth Street Opera House.
A full audience received It, and as the
play progressed enjoyed in highest degree
the presentation oil the story. Most inter
esting, indeed, 1t proved, and well acted,
while the heroine 'Queena,' Miss Ethel
Tucker gradually winning her way, long
before the drama ended had taken all
hearts by storm. Her general manner is
very pleasing, and in the passion OF the
piece her power is resistless, yet produced
without unnatural effort. She Ia an ;ex-
ceedingly welcome visitor TO Washington.
Florence Nightingale Fletcher'-Jesse
Dunnipg-was artless, with superior art,
and delighted the audience. Lord Wal
ter'-P. ). Connelly-appeared to great
advantage" i,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee Miss Tucker will ap'
pear in "Leah, the Forsaken." Both
dramas will be placed upon the atage in
the very best possible style. Notwith-
standing the great expense in getting up
the dramatic festival, the prices will re-
main as usual, and Wheeling citizens
should turn out en- masse and encourage
the undertaking by filling the Academy
Of Music at each performance. Manager
Shay certainly deserves credit for the
firstclass attractions he is producing
weekly.
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AN UNIQUE COLLISION
On the B. s o. road ta East wheeling Sa
uTdAy ut Noon.

On the q. & o. road In East Wheeling Sat-
urdAy ut Noon.
A collision, or two collisions, which are
probably without a precedent, occurred
Saturday at noon on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling division Of the B, & O. road in
the east end Of this city, just on the west
approach to the bridge. over Wheeling
creek. Engine No. COS, with Engineer
Mckinney in charge, left the city ahead Of
afteight train drawn by engine 30S. AT
Mt. de Chantal station 3O5 met west
bound freight train, and Mckinney re-
versed his engine and he and his fireman
jumped of. The engineer OF the freight
train also reversed, and though the two
engines came together 1t was only with a
slight shock, whichidid no damage but
breaking the pilots OF the engines
up q little. Engine sos re-
bounded, and started backward as II
shot out OF a cannon. 1t dashed into the
tunnel east Of the city and over the bridge
with accelerated speed. Just as it left the
bridge on the west end, Engine G03 and
the east bound freight came around the
bend at q good rate OF speed. The two
engines dashed together with terrific force,
and with a crash like the falling Of q
house. Spiinters and beams and frag.
ments Of iron flew through the air, there
was Q rush OF steam, and the freight
trains momentum was gradually checked.
Tom Gales, OF Allegheny City, the en-
gineer OF 303, William Doyle, OF Pitts
burgh, brakeman, and Robert Bates, Of
Wheeling, the fireman, were all on the
train. Gates was struck on the chest and
injured internally, though not so danger
ously as was at first supposed. He ex.
treated himself from the wreck with
difficulty. Doyle's head and shoulders
were severely crushed, and Bates was
painfully bruised and cut. 1t seems
almost miraculous that there was nobody
latally hurt. As It was both engines aud
tenders were totally wrecked. The wreck.
Ing train was cent out at ONCE and the
track cleared so promptly that traffic was
very slightly delayed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-12

Royal addition to the kitchen library.
1t contains over seven hundred receipts
pertaining to every branch ofthe culinary
department, including baking, roasting,
preserving, soups, jellies, pastry, and all
kinds Of sweetmeats, with receipts for the
most delicious candies, cordials, bever-
ages, and other necessary knowledge for
thu chJ de cuisine Of the most exacting
epicure, as well as for the more modest
housewife, who desires to prepare for her
lord and master repast that shall be
bothwholesome and economical. With
each receipt is given full and explicit
directions for putting together, manipulate
ing, shaping, baking, and kind Of utensil
to be used, SO that O novice can go through
the operation with success while a special
and important feature Is made OF the
mode OF preparing all kinds OF food and
delicacies for the sick. The book has
been prepared under the direction OF
Prof. Rudmani, late chrf OF the New York
Cooking School, and is the most valuable
OF the recent editions upon the subject OF
cookery that has come to notice. 1t Is
gotten up in the highest style OF the
printers art, on illuminated covers, etc.
We are assured that every can Of the
"Royal Baking Powder" contains an order
for one Of these valuable books.
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LADIES' wear at Blum's Bazaar.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
The Now Things In wrAps-A Talk with q
ConuoiSsour.

The New Things In WrhpS-A Talk with
C0nuoiSsour.
The artists who cater to the tastes OF the
ladies have excelled themselves this yeal
in their designs for wraps, The best OF
their work shows such taste and ingenuity
as have rarely been exhibited in articles
OF personal apparel. The leading manu-
faCturers seem determined to- tempt Gus.
toners with garments as beautiful as they
are useful. Their selection OF fabrics Is
in keeping with the high character Of the
designs. A reporter OF the INTELLIdEScRR
who happened in Blum's Bazaar was
shown large assortment OF beautiful and
elegant wraps Just received from the best
manufacturers in the East.
"What you see, "said Mr.. Blum, sis only
q fair sample OF our stock. We have been
in business here long enough to know
what this market wants, and 1t is our aim
to supply the demand. OF course we have
a large retail trade, but we have 10 carry a
stock for our wholesale business as well,
and this gives us exceptional facilities for
buying at advantage and pleasing all
tastes. Yes, we have low priced goods.
Here is one oil our leading garments. You
see what 1t is-good material, well made,
one of the newest styles. Its low price
doesn't hurG 1t bit. We are determined
10 keep the lead in all kinds OF wraps, and
TO do this we must sell our garments low"
The reporter looked rapidly through the
large stock aud was surprised TO see such
handsome wraps offered so low.
"Then, there are our children's cloaks,"
continued Mr.. Blum, eve aim to carry
the largest stock aud fullest assortment OF
the3e. You notice how well they are
made. 1t did not use to DO SO. Every.
thing has been reduced to such system
that we can give better value than ever
for the money. We not only give quality
aud design and strong sewing, ss you see,
but there 10 finish that you
will hardly find on such garments
when they are made to order. Yes, it
pays or we would not do it. II brings Gus
tom, and that Is what we desire. Small
profits and quick sales, is our motto. The
public understands that we deal fairly and
are established at the old stand TO stay.
1t is our desire to add every day to the
reputation OF No. Il08 Main street, and l
am happy to say that we are doing 1t,
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The Register OF yesterday contained a
sensational account OF an alleged scene on
Saturday night In the chamber OF the First
Branch Of Council after the adjournment
Of the special committee appointed to In
vestigate Mayor Grub. There was some
quiet conversation between the editor OF
tho INTELLIdESCRR and Clerk Galligan
concerning the minutes Of the previous
meeting, butn suggestion on the partotthe
former thatany portion Of the minutes was
crooked" On the contrary, the minutes
were believed to be an accurate record OF
what had transpired in the committee,
and the clerk having opened the question
the response was that the minutes showed
no sGch.Iotion' as vas S1idt to have, pre-
vailed, The conversation was calm and
polite on each side, aud II "some hard
words are said to have passed during the
course OF the dispute" the editor OF the
ISTELLIdESCER did not hear them.
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NEwEsrthing in wraps at BIum's Bazaar,


Rev. Dr.J. L. Smith, late pastor OF the
Fourth street NJ. E.!Church, and his fam
lily, vacated the parsonage on Chapline
street Wednesday, removing TO bis new
charge at Buffalo, N. Y. On Saturday
afternoon Rev. DR.. Randolph, the new
pastor, arrived at the parsonage with hil
family. They were welcomed by num-
Der OF the ladies' OF the congregation, who
had everything in cheerful, homelike
shape, and warm supper ready for the
table.
DR.. Randolph has made a decidedly
pleasing impression on the Fourth street
folks. He preached yesterday for the sec.
ond time, to good congregations, both
morning and evening.
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LADIES wear at BIum's Bazaar.


The other day the ISrELLlGEScRR stated
that a letter had been received here from
Greencastle, Ind, saying that the nail
factory there desired 70 run overtime on
The q cent scale, and asking II force Of
men could be secured here 10 operate an.
other turn.
Saturday, Secretary Wise, OF the West
ern Nail Association, received the follow
ing telegram:
GRRRNcAsrLE. Ind, Oct. 10.
GEoEdE Wise, Secretary Nail Association:
The INTELLlGENcER Of the Sth, in Nail
Mill Notes, says a letter has been received
from GreenCGstle asking il force Of men
could be secured to operate another turn
OF this mill. Any such letter. is fraud.
No men are wanted nor asked for, and no
letter was written by authority or know!-
edge oius. Publish this.
Iy j. +. DARNALL,
Pres. Greencastle Iron and Nail Co.
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NEwEsr thing in wraps at BIum's Bazaar.
THE INsANE ASYLUM SITE.

The State CommIsSlouers Secure Options on
Four L1oatioua,
The Commission appointed by the last
Leg islature to view and secure options on
sites for new Insane Asylum in the Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Congressional dis.
tricts and report to the next Legislature,
with their opinion as to the ad.
visibility Of enlarging the Asylum
at Weston in preference TO building
a second one, has finished its work.
1t decided on four sites which 1t will re-
port, letting the Legislature decide which
to take If it takes any. The four are,
Spencer, Roane county, where there is no
railroad, Mason City, Mason county,
where there Is no railroad, Charlestown,
Jefferson county, and Anderson, Nicholas
county. The Commission was equally
divided on the question OF submitting a
Recommendation to the Legislature to en-.
large the Asylum at Weston aud do away
with the necessity Of building an add.
tional Asylum, Messrs. Vsnmeter and
Kunst iavoring the recommendation and
Messrs. Withrow and Shilling opposing.
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store belonging to Cincinnati firm. The
citizens believe that the fire was started
BY an incendiary as several others in that
place have been OF late, and are greatly,
excited over the matter. A meeting OF
citizens was called, strong resolutions
passed, and committee Of Investigation
appointed who will use all diligence to
bring the guilty party or parties to justice.
Rev. Father Hickey, of St; Xayier's
Church, PArkersburR, who celebrated ms
Silver Jubilee last week, thanks 10 the
generosity Of hisopen-banded parishioners,
will take sea voyage to Europe in the
spring. He makes Continental tonr first
with Rome as an objective point. He will
90 to Jerusalem and to the Holy Land; In
addition to many fine and valuable silver
aud other presents, over 500 silver dollars
we're given to him.
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NEWEST thing in wraps at BUNS Bazaar,


Mile Lotta, who appeared at the Opera
House Saturday nightin lie Nitouche,' u
received a reception which amounted to
an ovation. The audience wa1 demon
strativs from the time she first appeared
on the stage as a demure pupil in con.
vent till the curtain fell on the last act,
and she was recalled and encored at every
scene. The audience was a large and very
refined one, and the play, the star and the
company were all worthy OF the fatteripg
reception accorded them. Both Lotta and
her manager were highly pleased with the
success, OF her brief engagement here.
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oI6AKs all slzes at B!um's Bazaar.
BellRiro.

BellRiFo.
Fred. Wassman is remodeling the
front Of one Of his Belmont street store
rooms.
Rev. William Carton preached yester.
day morning at the Second Presbyterian
church.
The old O. & P. yard engine, No. II, is
back from the company's shops, repainted
and refitted.
The funeral OF Miss Annie Boswell took
place yesterday from her parents home
on Gravel Hill.
The last meeting OF the campaign will
BIZ to hear Mrs. Woodbridge at City Hall
this evening on Prohibition.
Gen. Beaver remained over Yesterday
in Bellaire and attended services at the
First Presbyterian Church.
The elections tomorrow will be held in
the usual places, except that the new hose
house will be used in the Fourth ward.
Rev. ]. NJ. Monroe was at Quaker Oity
yesterday, and Rev. W. II. WilIiBon, Of
that town, preached at the Christian
Church here,
Rev. j. X. McKallip preached on infant
baptism at the First Presbyterian church
yesterday forenoon and in the evening
Rev. VIM. Castor, Of Cleveland, preached.
The glass houses are all shipping wares.
except the Goblet Works, and 1t will be al
work to-day. There seems to be feeling
OF confidence in good business to last
some time, ..-..t,.-..,..-,.,,Ig'g--.'',,-'@"
The Democratic audience at the Elysian
rink was somewhat diminished by wait
Ing. till nine o'clock for the appearance OF
their speaker, the Hon. Samuel Gary, who
did not get here till that hour.
Reiiaire streets Saturday night were
lively places and music from brass bands
seemed everywhere. The Republicans mad
q band out the Democrats had another,
and the New Orleans minstrel band and
one at the Niagara rink helped TO swell
the chorus,
Gen. Beaver was In town all day Satur.
day and was taken to see some Of the glass
factories and the nail works, blast furnace
and steel works. His audience at the DIV
Hall in the evening was as large A the
room conld hold, and his speech A CON.
yincing one for all reasonable men.
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LADIES wraps at Blum's Bazaar.


This evening the Wheeling Turnverein
will give a concert and ball at Turner hall,
on Market street above Tenth. A very
arrraUti 70 programme has been arranged,
consisting Of exhibitions Of turning on the
horizontal bar, on the parallel bars and on
the turn horse, chorussS by the Turner
Liedertaiel and selections by the Opera
House orchestra. Mr.. William A. Scham.
bra is turn teacher and Mr.. Jacob Loos
his assistant. The entertainment Is a very
attractive one, and doubtless the crowd
will be as large as the capacity Of the hall
will allow.
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LAplEs wraps at Blum's Bazaar.

OLIVER BuRNs, of Jacksonville, Pa, Sat,
urday gave information at police head
quarters that he had been swlndled out D
81 200 by one j. L. Booher, whom he had
reason TO believe was stopping at Biiion's
hotel, in this city. Chief Smith ut once
instituted search for the accused, but
withou. success. Burns claimed that Boo
her sold q lot Of cattle belonging to him,
pocketed the proceeds and started for
Texas.
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Gr1f.on Sentinel.

When the Attorney General OF State
descendB to the work of chRmpioning the
cause OF self-convicted and disgraced
police officer, and aids in the effort to
smirch the character OF another city Of.
fetal, for political purposes, he places him
self level with pot-house politicians
and ward bummers.
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.OR sALE no CLOSE AN EsrATE.

lNUh bAIE 10 ULUoIg nv I'd Il II'
The following lots On Wheeling Island belong.
Ing to the estate OF tue late Nm. McCJy, viE
Lots No. GO, 81 and "a on Broadway,
Lots No 50 and 50 on York street
Lots No. %, 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
Lots No, l0I, los, ITO and III on Huron street
Lots No. 10, 10 and lag on wabash street.
Lot No ia on Water street.
aug " V. HOTE ( BRO, 1900 NArFetsL
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One day last week fire was discovered
in the rear portion OF the largest store in
Csssville, Wayne county, owned by James
Damron. The FIRE had gained such head
way that it could not be stopped. The
storehouse and warehouse belonging TO
Mr.. Damron, with their entire contents,
were destroyed; also the store in which
the p1stoffice was kept. and an unoccupied
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AdFlihtburq IRdepeAttSnt.
The Mayor and Chief of Police OF
Wheeling have been uncovaring each
others sore spots for several weeks. The
Mayor is backed by the ISTELLidENcEE
aud the Chief by the Regisier. The Chief
and part Of his force have been compelled
10 resign. Their virtues have been proven
equal 70 Brigham Young's. The Mayor
10 supposed to be O. K. In Wheeling, but
Tho ohIe' charges he yielded to the
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OUTSIDE VIEWS.
He Has for Fact, aud the Farther He Goes
the M0Eso Il Cots.

VTUyEVW utNFFHVF'
The Chief OF Police at Wheeling has
evidently "put his foot in it." in the mat
ter OF preierring charges against Mayor
Grub. The accused official has demand.
ed an investigation, and things are begin.
ming 10 assume an uncomfortable shape
for the accuser. The lNTELLIaENCER is
making q bold and relentless war upon
the corrupt police force. The war has al
ready resulted in several resignations.
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LUKE's CARRIAGES are the finest in the
city. He has the best teams and the most
careful drivers, and it costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stables.
Don't depend on having your order at any
other place, but order direct from the
stable office, 1880 Market street,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOleuS, being a com.
piete line Of Suitings, Pantaioonings and
OyercoatIngS, which We shall get up In
ilrSt.class style and IT, and NJ lowest
prices. Also, a full line Of Furnishing
"'' c. HESS Il SONS.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, Oct. l2.-i A.2.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee increasing
cloudiness and rain, generally cooler
northwest to southwest, winds becoming
variable.
For the Lower Lake Region fair weather
followed by light rains, winds generally
from northeast to southwest, slightly colder
in west portions, stationary temperature
in east portions, generally lower barom-
atar
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oLoAKs all sizes at Blum's Bazaar.

WHEN ordering Luke's carriages don't
TAIL to order direct from the stable office.
His carriages and teams are the finest in
the city, and he has careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are as low as any
one else,
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On Stock-

The fire department won fresh laurels
by its efficient work. The need Of new
hook and ladder ltdt and the necessity
for care in sending in an alarm were en-
phazz9d by incidents Of the fire.
All day yesterday throngs OF people
visited the scene OF the fire.
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@antrd,

UTANTED-LADlES AND YOIryC
w men 10 decorate Christmas, New Y,,, ,ni
EAs!er Novelties Easily learned; good pro,pSst,
furnished, and al work mailed u0s PAID. Far isn
information address DICORITIvS Arr WtEE,
Exchange Place, RoStou, MAss p. o. Box SD.
prp-MWAF
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II you desire Robert Luke's carriages at
funerals, don't depend on leaving your
orders with an undertaken or any one
else, but order direct from the office OF
the stables, 1880 Market street,
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UnCe. Nos. 10 and VI Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

lust OpenCd-I. @. Dillon.
LOst-iihildE Gold Necklace,
lIost-A MGley Cow:
Ca d OF TnSnIs-T. II. LogVn.
WAnted-CollectOr.
WaIited-A Good Cook.
Notice 10 the Public-CoRl Miners Union.
Academy Of MuNC-MitS Lthel Tucker.
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tempter in Pittsburgh. The proof, thus
far, seems to sustain the Mayors honesty,
probity and general good character.
Away with HImi

RticAte GdEdte,' ergo al
The INrELuGENcRR has completely got.
ten away with the Wheeling Chief Of Po-
lice, and has made out such strong case
Of fncompetency and malieasancs against
several Of his subordinates that they have
been compelled to reHiRn.
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In Mr.. Haryey's play, 1.-THE Wages OF
Sin, which is to be produced at the Opera
House this evening by Maubury aud Over.
ton, the famous English actors, and fine
company, girl makes serious mistake,
at the outset OF the play, by supposing
that the man she loves is unworthy, and
therefore marrying another suitor She
becomes an abused, impoverished and
desperate wife and mother; aud under
the stress Of abjCct misery, for the.sake OF
her babe, she commits theft. The rest
OF the piece is composed Of her punish
ment, The other characters and elements
make her plight pitiful aud suderings
acute. The play is thrilling melodrama,
Reserved seats are on sale at Banners.
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RUB the painful points" thoroughly.
when afflicted with neuralgia with salvation
vi, the great pain annihilator. Price Is
cents bottle, '' -
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us ON weekly
payments. They are impOsters.
JACOB W. GHUBBS ieWeler.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfa
drug store, 1918 Market street, Saturday:
"a. H.. 40; l2 NJ, 6G'; P. NJ, CO.; 7P. NJ,
OF. Sunday: Z a. NJ, 400; Il NJ, 6S'; 8 P.
II 700. p NJ &c
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AdEshaH Hs6uA,
The ISrELLlGEScRR has caused three
Wheeling policemen to resign lately, and
iSnow after the chief, Porter Smith. Per-
ter, you had better, like 0rooket's coon,
come down. 1t means that in the long
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THOMAS WELSH was robbed Of $40 at
Bolts hotel, on Main street, South Side,
Friday night. James Rooney, his bed.
fellow, disappeared simultaneously with
the money. Officer Dntey traced Rooney
TO Benwood and arrested him: He con.
fessed the theft, and Squire Davis sent
him to jail in deianlt Of $500 bail TO an
sWer 70 the action Of the grand jury.