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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-24
ANARRow ESCAPE
OF a wheeling Nun Maa From neipg: Kille

ofa Wheeling MIL Man From Being Killed
at Roseby's Rock.
While the. Cumberland accommodation,
whichleit this city at 8: i5 yesterday Morn
ing, was lying on aswitch at Roseby's
Rock waiting for No. train going west to
pass, quitea number Of the passengers got
OF and were walking theplatform. Among
the number was Dick Gary, employed in
the Crescent mill, who had travelling
companion in his poclet, and judging
from his condition had iamiliarized him
self to Will, to such an extent that he pro-
PEELED himself with difficulty. When No.
3 was turning at lthe curve the whistle
blew, and Gary, who was on the Opposite
side, crossed the track to the platform and
after a few steps started to recross the
track to get on the Cumberland accommo-
dalton, when No. 2 was within a few yards
Of the platform and running at full speed.
Several gentlemen called TO him, but as
quick as a fash Capt. Steve Riley jumped
from where he stood, caught Gary and
pulled him back, In so doing he slipped
and fell, the platform being vet thrqlEIpg
trai5, lying cliRoSed on The platform,
the wheels Of the locomotive barely pass.
ing Capt. Riley. Gary was! badly fright.
ened and undoubtedly owes his life to
Mr., Riley. In a case Of emergency with
such attendant danger Riley certainly did
q heroic aat. "a I H.
John 6nmmins struck COW ut lFetter.i
man yesterday morning. His train kept
the track but bprsted the air brakes.
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TnnoueHT nE STATE.
AeeIaent. ana 1aelaea.. 10 ws.t .lrEinIa

.
Accidents and accidents Ia West Virginia
as and vicinity. 4jsil;
Residents along the River road want an
evening mail. =.
Huntington Is preparing for o monster
celebration on July Fourth.
Tho Pt. Pleasant Fair will be held Au-
gust 18th, 10Th, 9Th and 2sth.
Marietta Is 10 have q base ball match for
500 q side on the Fourth OF July.
Marcus D, l.. Lewis has been commits
stoned postmaster at Jackson O. "a.
Hailstones as large as eggs fell in Web
ster county last Thursday, accordingto the
Addison Mountain Echo.
MI. Patton, OF Clarksburg, has been
appointed to o position in the Govern
ment printing Office at Washington.
AWest Virginian is having q big run
Of luck. His cousin eloped with his wife
and every one Of his six children. II Louis.
tille Cotrier,Jo Journal.
The County Court Of Roane county, de.
cided that the condition Of affairs in that
county did not justify an appropriation
for the relief Of the destitute.
It is said that the Singer Sewing Ma,
chine Company will test the constitution,
ality Of the new State license law. The
result will be awaited with considerable
interest.
Itis claimed by the Weston World that
the Buckhannonladv WHO'S soon to be
come Mrs. Walker Blaine Is Miss Elite
the beautiful and accomplished daughter
Of Hon. D. D. T. Farnsworth. The &C
quaintance was formed while Miss Farms
worth was attending musical school In
Boston.
Rev. W. NJ. Weekley, OF Parkersbasg
has been appointed Presiding Eldel
Of West Columbia U.B. district, embra'
cling the charges below the Little Kama
wha. The appointment was made TO I'll
the vacancies caused by the election o
Rev. q. Warner to tho position Of Secreta
ry Of the General Missionary Society.
Mrs. Lydia Campbell, daughter of Col
R.iW. Ryrne, Of Charleston, has received
the appointment OF governess at the insti
tuition for The Deaf, Dumb aud Blind a
Romney. Mrs. Campbell is a connection
Of Ex- Governor Jackson's numerous rela
4 tives, whose connection with the Weston
/ Aaylnm has frefuentlv been noted
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RIyEl. NEWS.


Stage OF the Water and Movements OF the
& Steamboats,.
The Baltic and Maggie are laid up here.
The Emma Graham passed up for Pitts.
burgh at T.. N. yesterday.
The B. D. Wood managed to get up over
the upper bar with her empties yesterday.
The Andes got out on time with a very
fair trip, including small shipment Of
nails from Benwood.
Passengers who came up on the ApdeS
say when they passed Capt. shipman's
yacht Laura May, the farm boys were
trying topry her off the bar with fence
rails. The whole country side was stand
ing around her in water knee deep.
Trayeiby riyeris particularly pleasant
ct this season ofthe year, fer there is at
all times gentle breeaes, the scenery ever
changing; pretty and interesting, state.
rooms large and elegantly furnished on
nearly 81 Che steamb boats, and well VENT.
lated; there Ia no crowding; plenty OF
foomtor everybody.
A.Barkersbggg paper Of Monday says;
Capt. a. II. SllipmGh.s magnificent plaas:
,ife Yacht, recently built at Wheeiing.
passed BY here Saturday evening. II
stuck near Belleville about 10 o'clock and
stayed there until yesterday afternoon,
when she managed 70 get OF. Both the
Andes and the Valley Belle refused to
help hep,
Reports from headwaters last night were
as follows: Pittsburgh-AIon 2
feet inches and on q stand ;iweather clear
and pleasant. Brownsville feet 5 and
falling. Lock No. 4-B feet aud station,
ary. Rafkef'a-2 feet 4. and rising.
(ifeensboro-l1 feet 6 and falling. Rice's
Landing feet and attonary.
The river cantina6dte fall very slowly
here yesterday, and last night the gauge
on the wharf showed 4 feet 5 inches. At
the present writing the prospect Is that
will not be open much longer
for the BIZ packets, The hbming t0wal
are caught ina bad way, and Gomp led 10
neup wherever theyhappca 10 strike low
water.
William Donaga,I Son, oil this city, has
the CONTRACT Of furnishing 10, 600 yards 81
stone that will We PIT In the w heelipg
Island dam. He has sui. Jet the contract
to Long & MILAN who are getting ont
the stone az lYegee. Six hundred thors.
and square feet Of lumber Win be used Ia
constructing the hre9st work and II 70 OK.
peeted the dam WILDE finished this tall.
-Beildfrs aaspsnatat
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WHEELING W5HEELM.EN
WILL rEsr THE DIoYc1R LAW.
ne ordnance PFohlbillssl Dleysls Riding
on mo streets Enfofeed for the First
Time-Tiio Section Pronounced ME.
gal, aud . right TO DO Made.

The fact was mentioned yesterday morn
ing that awarrant had been issued for
Mr.. John Topping, who on Monday night
while riding abicycle on Virginia street,
Island, ran over a child. The accident Is
said by eyeaitnesses to have been without
fault on Mr.. Toppings side. He was in
the street and not on the sidewalk. The
children on the Island, and in fact else
whare as well, have q habit Of standing in
the street in front Of an approaching BIZ
cycle to see how close they can allow 1t to
come and still escape being struck. Mr..
Topping arrest was not for running over
the boy, but for violation OF section 90 OF
the ordinance against otfenses, which is
az follows: +
at shall be unlawful for any person to
fly any kite, roll any hoop or bullets, play
at football, bawdy or shinney, ride or
drive any bicycle or tricycle., or engage In
any play, sport or exercise which might
produce any bodily injury to any one, OF
endanger the life or property Of any per
son on any street, sidewalk, landing, alley
or public Equare Of this city" +
~ Taf ATESE. GAZE. .aft .tl T.
The Wheeling Wheelmen, the organi,
cation OF bicyclists in this CITY, have de,
cided to make a test case OF Mr.. Topping's
and have combined to retain an attorney
and fight the case, not only Ia the Police
Court, but in a higher court II necessary
Mr.. II. n. Russell has been engaged tc
represent the defense.
There are about fifty bicycles in Wheel
ing, and the aggregate value Of the
machinesis estimated at SIS 900. It's the
opinion Of the best lawyers that the clause
OF the ordinance quoted will not stand II
court. To place q bicycle on the same
footing on the thoroughtarea OF the city a,
a game Of foot ball Is ridiculed by The
friends OF wheeling. They claim that thu
bicycle Is as much means OF locomotior
as a horse or a buggy, and 1t would be al
Just and reasonable 10 prohibit all vehicles
because sometimes accidents happen from
runaway horses aud the like, as to prohibi
bicycling because II might result il
bodily injury"
The case Is expected to come up il
police court this morning or to,mofros
morning.
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BELLAIRE.

Big Temperance Meeting To-night-Aslau1,
on an oiieer,
Aohild Of Sol. Loves died yesterday Of
spssms. II
Robert NJ. Eaton, Of Kansas, spent The
day here yesterday.
There wfllbn social al Mr.. James Fit.
toms tomorrow evening.
"A child Of William Springer was buried
atMount Calvary cemetery yesterday.
Mrs. Geoyass1uiggens wag called home
10 s!eubenville by the sudden illness oil
her husband. ~
A number Of the Big Ten'' fishing club,
in camp near Marietta, left yesterday to
Join tho party.
The Bellsisc people that went to Gin
ciAnat last week eot home on the Andes
Monday evening,
oficer Teeley and ]. B. Watt had a spat
Monday night, resultingin a black eye for
the officer and a twenty-five dollar fine for
Watt.
Owing TO areduction Of 10 percent at
the mould shop Of the lEtna glass works,
the mould cutters Aaye gone out on a
strike,
j. B. Smith, Esd, Of this city, will be
temporary chairman Of the Republican
county convention at ST. Clairsyille on
Thursday.
+ Col. 7. Fl. Morris and Superintendent p,
Bruner, Of the Cleveland. &, Pittsburgh
railroad, leave for Valley Mills, w. Va,
Wednesday, on aaships trip.
Word has been received that Joseph
Clements Is about to sail from Ireland for
his home here; and that Joseph Dobler
has arrived safely in Germany.
The Salvation Army sings on the streets
in the First ward in the evening", previous
10 the meetings on Pinch ran. They have
netyet yent9red north oithe creek. A,
The Belmont street opening across the
B. 80. tracks at Crescent street will be
again brought into court at the next term
and another effort made TO have a cross.
there at grade.
It not improbable, that some arrange
mentewill be,made to procure and use for
excellent PLACE for nphlip meetings, and
alittle expense would iltitfor such use.
Miss Frances E. Willard, President Of
the National Woman,s Christian Temper.
ance Union, will address the people on
the subject Of temperance, in the Christian
church, this evening, and great prepare.
tons are being made ia have an immense
meeting. The admission is free. The
temperance peopleof Wheeling aud neigh.
boring towns have been invited to attend.
Arrangements have been made for good
singing and the W. H. Heatherington
band will be present. The time Ia a quar-
ter after eight o'clock, It being prayer
meeting evening. Some Of the churches
have postponed prayer meeting till to-
morrow evening.
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1MpRoMprU RACES.
Amateur nor.smen Give Thsir Fast rllsrs

f D, Hpne. tf
There was quito a little crowd Of lovers
Of fine horsehesh and speed on the state
ness q race "just for fun between the
speedy soers OF Messrs. ,Brose List d.
Garter List and George Lsughlin. The
race was to be mile heets, best two in
three. The first heat was taken In fine
style by Mr.. Brose Lists entry, Mr.. Car
ter List coming in fair second. The sec
ond heat was then trotted with the same
result, and the race was declared Mr..
Brose. Lists, Mr.. Carter List being given
second place.
Mr.. Charles Hobbs then trotted his fast
stopper against time, but no record was
given out, though the horse performed
we'll. Mr.. John q. Hobbs matched blacks
also did an exhibition mile. The specta-
tors enjoyed the sport immensely, and a
repetition Of the contest or other similar
ones are promised.
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A Tough Glove Fight.

San FRASolsco, June 2s.-one Of the
most obstinate glove fights ever witnessed
in this city was fought at Platts Hall, lasl
night, before packed spdlsnOe. The
match was between The two light weights,
Young Mitchell and Jack Keenan,, for .
purse Of $500 a side. Thirty-fye rounds
consuming two hours and eighteen min
utes were fought, when keenan,, Though
speechless exhaustion, failed 70 oometo
time and Mitchell as declared the winner.
The contest was concluded at 1:15 this
morning.
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Little Premature.
There was report current yesterday
that the Board Of Public Works at a meet
ing held Monday night haa resolved 70
reduce the wages Of laborers on the strests
from 81 5Oa day to 81 %. An 1sTELtt-
eEScER reporter met amember Of the
Board and inquired as to the truth Of the
report. He was told that such q PROPOSE
ton had been made in the Board, bltWas
not adopted. Said the memBer Of the
0ifhe fact Is, the Board has very little
work for laborers 10 do. We now have
all paving, all laying OF cutters and cross.
tngs, all relaying Of eobhlestone pave.
ments and fessttiag Of curbs done under
contract, and We have advertised for bids
for laying sewers. This will leave 6aly
street cleaning and repairs Of sewers or Of
having toibe doneiby laborefs hired by
the BOARD, We have very little money 10
spend even on tbat work. II would sur
prise you to learn how THO IegenHes
which 20 10 make up our contingent fund
have fallen Oh. We get almost nothing
now from, the police, Id the way Of fines,
very little money from the whalves, and
even the market receipts have fallen Oh
materially
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nnltimore 8 OHIO.

Change OF time on the Wheeling & Pitts
burgh division on and after Sunday, June
81 1885. Trains will leave Wheeling for
pittsburgh, Pa, pity time, OF 4 40 and 7;45
a. NJ, and $3.50 and o :35 4. N. Washington
accommoda at sos p. N. Arrive
Washington accommoda at 1885 A. NJ.
From Pittsburgh at sos and 11:o5 a. NJ,
and sos and lD:15 p. u. Tfains depart:
ing at 4:40A. y. and 1855 p. u and arriy-
ing at 900 AZ NJ. and 10i15 =. NJ, run daily;
other trains daily except Sunday.
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NheeLina, J..n1 g.
what a Big Rio OF Ea.a bles

In the courseot a year healthy man
who has a good appetite swallows about
three tines hig own weight OF food! Il
derfpland comp icated intefnalmachine
order. When II is In order our food gives
US pleasure. When tits out Of order we
endure the horrors OF dyspepsia. Browns
Iron Bi!tefs Is the sworn foe Of dyspepsia,
and has made many suffering mortal en-
Joy his dinner, Among hosts Of others
Mr.. Henry Heinrich, parandelet, Mo-,
writes, Browns Iron Bitters cured me of
indlgeatlon., - y Z
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

All the judges were present at yester.
days session Of this court. The following
cases were all submitted, after which the
court adjourned till 10 A: N. to-day:
State W.. John S. Miller, from Logan
county; application for awtit Of error.
State vs.. James Foster, from Boone
State "a. W. A. Cooper, from Mercer
State V. /. W. Bruce, from Summers
county same.
Hargreaves vs.. Kimberly.
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will unload at our doors this morning q
part Of our recent immensefpurchase Of
Ladies' and Misses Hats and Bonnets,
msde By our millinery buyer last week at
such terrible sacrifice to the owners.
These goods were bought especially for to-
morrow's great NJ illinery Sale, and In con.
nection with our present immense stock
will show over $50 different shapes, styles
OF weave, and quality Of straw. That the
entire stock will be sold as purchased at
one.fourth Of the actual cost Is fact that
will appear TO every customer who visits
our stores tomorrow.
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WE have just received a new stock Of
'S'N JACOB J lJS6isW ". GRuBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS:
JUST REGEtYED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer stock, consisting Of the latest yarie.
ties In G.atings, saltings, Pantaloouings
and Oyercoatlngs, which VIC will make
up In the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line Of Cents furniShing
Goods. 1900, -, !, ,o,,s rs
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by noon. The buggy was found onthy
Harrisyille badly broken up. Warrants
have been issued for their arrest.
I Charlie Palmer, son Of Dennis Palmer,
.of Kirkwood, met with very serious &C.
cident yesterday. Ha was eoapling cars
in the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling yard,
when his hand got between the bumpers,
mashing Il badly. DR.. w. S. Fisher was
called to attend to the injuries and he
found Il necessary To amputate two Of the
fingers and the thumb.
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lNpIoAFloNs.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-i a. M.-Eoi
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fail
weather, followed by local ralns, generally
warmer; winds generally casterly.
For thesI.ower Lake region, fair and
warmer weather; seRthwesserly winds
becoming variable.
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Cor gent aud Cot Sale.
FOR RENT.

Business House, corner Jacob and scv .n'seaA
Basiness House. No. 400 Main street.
Three two roomed houses and ioae Tour rooTSi
houle on TWentyHeVenth street, bs'WeV.. Nns"
and Main Street&
Two rooms, 290l Water street
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Disfgurlng Humors, Itching Tortures
and Loatllsome Sores.

have tried for eleven years 10 have my wife
cured Of o terrible skin disease. The Cuttcirn
Rome1ies (Cntlclira Resolyent tho new Blood
Purifier, internally; and Cuticuta. the great skin
Cure and Cuticura Soap, nn exquisite SKIN Bcantt.
fer. externally have done IN six weeks what 1
have tried TOR eleven years 70 have done. You
shall have the particulars as ttcpn as can give
them 70 you, and as we are 50 well known In this
remedies will cue all who use them.
MAYsYlLLA, Ky. N n CHAs. ii. WHITE.
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M Ar tha Sia,nntainIs.

The popuIsritynf Mountain Lake Park
increases year by year. Mr.. Van Meter
offers the best ilccommoda at his
Mountain Lake Park Hotel.
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THE st, James Evangelical Lutheran
Sunday School will excurt to Creasap's
Grove tomorrow. Trains viii leave the
Ohio River railroad depot at 8 a. ", and
In. NJ, Extensive preparation have been
made and q good time is assured to all.
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Saamtsa.

IyXTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN.
wv ERaII Howe Work Re!eteaCe Roulrel,
Call at Jos 1weltth stiest Iea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A REG.
wv 1SrEREn Pharmacist Of II yeas txtefi.
ence, and good reference. Address PhARIiG.
CTS {. AdamsbufR, westmnreiand county. n. lCg5t
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FOR GALE.

No, ~ Main Feet, bushes, hoafe and a''iI'
Ne. 70 Market street, ayo rooms, -, so,.b
:. business house fronting on An'a 9S1 s'-'
'' FIVE roomed House, No. 1910 Jacob street
BuSineSs HouReS, No. HG0 and 2lUJ AAlh AASss
A half lot on Heyenieenlh street. ,,.., MIND.
SchiFiner farm, better known a Clafk 1917 49,
aid Farm, near 1rriAdelphIai 20 IcIt.- hrtIgIsSl;
ho,iSn. ham. cor1 cribs and 0lhet SahSsss
orcbsfd al rs trces, ehooo fruit, apples, ais
pelrs, a., Said 70 be one Of the mOst usl4N'''
small farms 10 Ohio county. .I p,.,r,s,.
RacfSrlith Shop, Tools, Bellows 1na y.x'1'''
chaplIne street. south Of seyenteen!n zee; ..ooud
lot Sdtith Of Twenty eighth street
FARMS and other pr0gerty ". sale. go,
/ JAMES a. HENRY, gD.Cal R!sata AgeptHi.
f. COLI Ia and Notary PugIIst
ie2a M iGiq MaItrl - va
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John 6nmmins struck a COW at Fetter:
man yesterday morning. His train kept
the track but bprsted the air brakes.
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@. HESS & SONS.
rhsrmpnl stsr Record.

The following shows the range ofthe
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfl
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday
"a. NJ, $50; u NJ, z9'; SP. NJ 7S'; TIN,
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Mnsr exciting race Of the season at the
Aihambra Palace rink sstplfaY evening,
June y, between John pobhips, Of MAJ:
tins Perry, Ohio, and Jesse Bptkett, oi
this city. W.
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KANGAROO SHOES.

Stacy, Adams 8 Co.'s Mems Shoes, the
softeSt lightestSh0e made. Will biacken
and not crack. j. w. AHtCK,
- Sole Agent, 114S Main Street.
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ALpERSlAS CHARLES BRooKE, ST., d
Kansas CitY, Missouri, writes that Red
Star Cough Cure Is the only MedisiAe that
ever removed his cough.
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Mosr exciting race Of the season at the
Alhambra Palace rink saturday.eyeniug,
June q, between John Dobpins, OF Mar!
TINS Ferry, Ohio, and Jesse :Burkctt, Of
this city, - f3l5fl,-. i, ~ ta
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Fus Tor everybody at the Alhambr,
Palace rink ThitsdAy evening, June %
Blindiold race between SIX prominen'
skaters Of the city. s..
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81 ~ ~ 50 f'l-rT,tr1 watt y
until Won got our prices on Millinery
.i3oo1s before You purchase.
e'sSNs i. II. lMoGnttS Il Go.
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=, N, meai.lin q Co.'S.
GREAT SALE
OF
MILLINERY GOODS
Commences
To-MoRRo W.
Aror.aae tof .. ". oAaplD. ., ala5naIa

AFortune for j. W. Chaplin, OF Maynard,
Mnss. ~
Mr.J. W. Chaplin, a dealer in teas, etc.,
in Maynard, Mass, came into the city TO
collect 81 200, providentially his property.
Some weeks ego be purchased from NJ. A.
Dapphin, New Orleans, La, a one-flfth Of
ticket No. Is, S07, in the drawing Tor May
1ath, in The Louisiana State Lottery. He
received from Adams Express Company
Sl,200.-Boston Mas Star, June3. p&w
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BEST ron ANYTHING.
NrYEn aTnnNIpIAINr.

Since I have been selling your cutcura RENE
the contrary every one who has used them has
been well pleased with them. and they outsell al
Others. 4, B. CpBBERLY, Druggist