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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22
RAsE RAIL.
An Exciting Gam Between S%tcubGnvllle aud
WheCling-The Latter Defeated,

An Exciting Game Between StuubGnVille nnd
Whecling-The Latter Defeated,
s~teubenvills got It's revenge yesterday
in the game with the Wheeling nine, but
it was nip and tuck I ON the start to the
finish, and furnished excellent aud ex-
citing sport for the spectators. The home
team took the lead in the third inning by
scoring one run on a mutisd fly by Hem
neGan, an error by Spence and WrIghEs
safe hit, The margin went the other way
in the fourth inning, when the visitors
piled up ihree runs on three hits, y wild
throw and a passed ball. The home boys
went to the tlont again in the filth inning,
when q safe hit by Upright, abeauty by
Sullivan for two bases, and clean hits by
Speidel and Nicholson netted three runs,
two Of them earned, Steubenyllle added
one more run to their ECore in the sixth
inning, on an error by Dudley and Bar
Tett's two baser.
The Wheeling men made their fifth and
last run in the eighth inning, on Dudley's
single and a couple OF errors, Steuben-
vile evened up the same time, scoring
On two hits and a wild pitch. Thu
winning run was scored in the last inning,
when hits by Spence and White yielded
one run, after two men were out.
Nicholson, Wright and Speldsl led the
batting for the Wheeling men, and
smerthwaite for steubenville, o'Brigh,
and HanEon attended to their respective
fields in fine shape, while speIdel made
tho natph nj the 1aV n rad hnt linpr iFnm
Whites bat in the third inning, which
saved two ruus. Dudley and Sullivan did
very good work, while NiCholson's play
was wonderful, considering his injury Of
the day before, Watson pitched i much
better game than Dunn, and while he was
hit pretty hard, his team lost entirely
through bad base running and an utter
absence OF proper coaching, The Wheel.
ing club plays at Zlnesvllle to-day, and
next week will meet the well known Ne,
s~hannoCks, OF New Castle, and the Fries
on the Island grounds,
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his own WOOL.
A Sheep slreared aud Its Fleece Sold to its
owner.

A Sheep slieared nnd It's Fleece Sold TO III
Owner.
Tom Perkins, the well.known barber
tells a funny story OF a little deal in WOO
hO recently engineered, One day he wat
enjoying the fresh air at the Park, when
no noticed a pet sheep in tho deer keep,
wearing a very heavy fleece. 1t was a
warm day, and Tom pitied the animal,
and asked superintendent Kreiger why he
did not shear it. Kieiger said the sheen
belonged to Mr.. Henry Horkheimer. but
that 1t ought to be sheared, and il Perkins
would take off it's wool he could have tho
fleece.
Perkins saw q ChanCs for a little funny
speculation, and he cut the wool of care.
fully aud brought 1t to town. He took II
to Horkheimer Brothers,' and approach.
ing Mr.. Henry %Horkheimer, threw down
the wool, an4 said: "What will you give
me for that2"
"Hello, Toni" said Mr.. Horkheimer;
"gone into wool now 2"
Eyes; I'll do anything to turn an honest
penny"
Mr.. Horkheimer felt the wool, looked
at 1t, pronounced it q rarely fluc fleece in.
deed, weighed it and gave Perkins 81 70
for the fleece.
A few days afterward he met Mr..
Kreiger and asked iithat sheep did not
need shearing.
"0h, no." was tho response, "Tom Per.
kins was out there the other day, and |
gave him the wool TO take 1t off,"
Mr.. Horkheimer said that was all right.
When he next saw Perkins he asked Il he
had any more wool to sell.
mo" said Perkins, laughing, "but tho
next time | go out 10 the Park | will bring
you in q nice sheep at a low figure"
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A COunlryMnn Lo.oa IIl. money.

Charles Atkinson, a resident OF the
country who was In tho Ci y on business
yesterday, claims 10 have lost over $50 al
an early hour last evening In James
Ferrell's Mcclure House news depot, lie
was In there and purchased q number Of
papers and other things from Mr.. Ferrell,
Ia paying for them he took out his pocket
book, a large leather one, tied up with a
Stfinv, Shortly after h0 returned and
complained ol.his loss. He searched ali
through his clothes and vAliSe and Mr.,
Terrell looked In every CrevlCe, where
Che money could possibly have fallen, but
Il was not 10 be found. MI. Fer.
Tell's stand is one Of the entrances TO
The hotel office, and q number Oh peftons
making His purchases. II 10 very prob.
able that In putting back the money into
His pocket book II dropped out and SOME
one picked Il up.
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Mnrunls Korrr.


Mayor Keller is ready for business
again.
Geo. Robinson removes to St. Glars
vile to-day.
DR.. Hall leaves for Kent, o., to-day 10
visit relatives and friends.
The jail and o%utbuildings have been
thoroughly cleaned and whitewashed,
Mics Minnie Mayer was surprised last
night by o number Of her friends dropping
In, All enjoyed the party hugely.
Mrs. Matte Rurritt, Of Washington, D.
O., Miss Clara G. CLARK, OF Brooklyn, N.
", and Rev. Thomas Q. CLARK, Of Free.
dom Plains, N. Y, are visiting parents
and friends.
Not L. II. Smith, but George II. Smith,
Cashier Of the Commercial Bank OF Mar.
tins Ferry, was appointed receiver to Sol.
leCt and disburse the assessment Of 10
cents on the dollar mot 49, deCreed by
the court against the stockholders Of the
Ohio City Iron and Nail company on the
10th inst. Sixty days was given the
stockholders 10 pay the assessment, after
that time execution was ordered by the
loUft,
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Health Officer Garrison called last even.
ing and said that he had learned that DR..
D, /. Walker was one Of the leading ply.
siOians Of belmont county. He IL the
gentleman who signed the death CertiG.
cate that was left with City Sexton Heiser
under such peculiar circumstances last
Sunday. In addition 10 learning This DR..
Garrison found out that the child had died
from cholera infantum, and this removes
all suspicion Of contagious disease or
Crookodness. The only thing out Of the
way about tho transaction was the burial
Of the body by the Sexton without a per.
init. aud that is a matter that will DO In.
yestigAted at this mornings session Of tue
Police Court,
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BnADEN.uALL

Avery Quiet nnd Pleasant Home Wedding
III This City.
h Yesterday afternoon Prof.. A. G. Braden,
superintendent Of the public schools o.
Washington, Pa, and MissIda NJ, young.
est daughter Of Mr.. John H. Hall, Of this
city, were married at the residence Of the
brides father, on Fourteenth street. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. DR.. D. A.
Cunningham, pastor Of the First Presby.
terrain Church, and the ceremony, which
took place at 2 o'clock, was witness.
cd BY only q very few relatives
and intimate friends, The bride
was attlred 10 a handsome white wedding
robe that was extremely becoming and
added much to her usual attractive ap.
pearanCe. Following the ceremony and
The congratulations and good wishes, re.
ireshments we're served. AT 1865 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradsn left oh the Familiar.
die road for pointAin Pennsylvania where
they will spend d short honeymoon. The
bride 10 already well known In Wsshing.
ton, and will be warmly welcomed I'd a
decided acquisition 10 the society Of that
place She viii be- corfeSpOndlnSly missed
here, Al.
Among those present al The wedding
from out OF town we're MI, aud Mrs. j. d,
Braden, Miss Rebecca Btaden, Miss
Lille BFaden, MI. Ben CLARK, Miss Annie
Braden and Mr.. and Mrs, ]. N. Braden,
Of Washington, Mrs. Robert Mackin and
Jean ACheson, Of youngstown, and Lieut..
y. 6. WlllanV, U. y. A., and vile.
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A Musical Attrnct,on,

Manager FoUse, Of the Opera House,
has received word that the agent Of the
Mexican Orchestra will be here this morn.
ing. The agent has telegraphed that he
would like 70 have bis organization appear
here tomorrow and Saturday nights, and
II satisfactory terms can 10 arranged this
morning the people Of Wheeling will have
an opportunity 10 hear some very fine
music tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
The orchestra 10 largely made DIP oil meme
bers Of the celebrated Mexican band
which appeared at the New Orleans tx.
position and numbers over thirty mem.
befs, The instruments used are oil strings
and reeds aud include harps, guitars and
mandolinB. The music is said 10 be simply
%ChA!mlnR, being mostly strange, weird
altS and selections from grand
operas.
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Nnllsr va. rsSdsr.Nnlinr.

About 5 o'clock last evening q little
scrapping match that was interesting and
lively while II lasted took place In the La
Belle nail factory between two young men
belonging to opposite factions. Both were
wheeling barrows In different directions
aud met, as luck would have II, In 0 mar
row place where they could not pass.
Neither was In q mood to give In, one
word followed another until finally they
came to blows. NAilerB and feeder.nailers
rushed 10 the scene to back their respec.
tive men, and for a minute or 90 there was
considerable excitement. The cooler
heads, however, soon managed to quell
the racket and separate the conbatAntA.
One Of the boys fell on o scrap pile and
was somewhat bruised.
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured tho worst CaseG
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. Il alb.
Serbs tumors, sllays the itching al once,
acts as a poultice, gives instant ard pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
y prepared only for tho cure Of Piles and
Itching OF the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box 10 warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 90. and Richardson 4
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt oil price, 60c and 81 per box,
kirk MKDiCfNR Co.,
MwfAw PfOpfIeLots, LoIain, Ohio.
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ntl1kInnrI.

Miss Rosa Gorby, Of LaxrenCeyillo, Pa,
Is visiting Mrs. Charles Miller.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home
Of Miss Ida Holloway, yesterday.
Tho Turkish students gave an enter.
talnment at the Ktrkwood n, y. Church
last night.
bentley CLARK, pilot Of the big W. W.
O'Nelll, tied up al Bsngon's Ferry, is stop.
ping With his father, William CLARK.
i. O. Robinson, Adjutant Of the First
West Virginia Cavalry, 10 enthusiastically
Ia favor Of having the boys gBt together
again, when the other West Virginia com.
pAnies meet during tho fair. Let the boys
arrange for q reunion 81 that time.
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The Public Building clock stopped
again yesterday afternoon. On going up
into the tower 70 ascertain what was the
matter, Mr.. J.. W. Grub, who has charge
Of the clock, found that the tower had
settled 80 far on the north side that the
pendulum was rubbing against the Ioists
and had resulted In stopping the works. 1t
has been known for some time past thatthe
tower was gradually settling and that II
was down further on the north side than
any other. Mr.. Grub says also that the
bell In the tower ought to be turned over
or else the city one Of these days will have
a cracked bell on its hands. The clock
hammer has been striking in the ono
place for over ten years now and the sur.
lace 10 considerably lattened.
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0Tbp i%lSauufal snow,

YOU may hunt iAf and wide,
Ger the hills you may ride,
lhAt tfVeA Of III, cypress and beach,
hut us d fact that's we'll known
That ia every gone
Ohio Valley Coffee Is within every ones reach.
lis A HANG that brings luck,
Ard lutk, AWltG aud Cahuok
Find III II q flavor ihosteWeeii
Aud were ynti u l1QQlte,
IL -, earth OF up higher,
wv WV {. VI Q.
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SPRING and Summer stock just re.
ceived. An elegant md complete line ol
Suitlngs, p~antalOOAlngs anu OverCOat'
ings, which VIC will make up In the best
style and nj low prices.
U. HESS u SONS,
1891 L. 1898 Market Street.
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An I.nd 10 iInnn snrnnlnr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
eaYSi Having received 30 much benefit
from Electric BitterB, | feel II my duty 70
iet suffering humanity know II, Have
had a running sore on my log for eight
years my doctors told me l would have
70 have the bone BCraped or leg amputaLed,
l Used, Instead, three bottles Of Electric
and seven boxes BuCklen's ArhICa
sAlVe, and my Lex is nov sound and we'll"
Electric BltterB are sold at fifty cents a
and BuOklOn's ArnlCa Salve al 26C
per Dox NY LOGAN d "a. AwrAw
-
L,a, Good& Co.Bell DryGoodb The oheapeat
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Never Give up.

II you arc suffering with low and dc.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak C0nstitu.
ton, headache, or any disease Of a bilious
nature, by all means procure a bottle Of
Electric Bitters, You will be surprised
10 see the rapid Improvement that will fol.
low you will 10 Inspired with new life ;
strength and activity will return pain
and misery will cease, aud hUnCeiofthiy you
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit.
ters. Bold al fifty cents q bottle by logan
4 Co, MiwyAW
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,


CRY or wnEgLISG, July il, l&G
Public notice Is hereby given. to all per,o,, ,
teresIed that the ASesSlTs e,GCted BY the Cas ,s
OF the City Of Wheeling have c0mplIteI M, y
SaSsment Tor tho year anu made return tbrt'ol Ia
my, ONCE Any person wishing to appEi INV
SAID assessment or dc iIing nny C0rrrriirHS NJ ~
Will appear u the Public Building be ore the I NV
Of Equalization aId Appeals on The 2i Day
July, 1926 at o'clock A, H., Rs The said n1ard m
meet At that time ~ the said lubllr IllliIDs ia ia
hear Al objections 10 said assessment and rs,s
iylS Cty WI
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TitE REASON why ACker's Blood Elixir 10
warranted, Is because II Ia the best blood
preparation known. II will positively
cure all blood diseases, puri1es The whole
system and thoroughly builds up the con.
Btltution. Remember, we guarantee 1t,
Sold by Logan 4 10, and Charles Menke.
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SUDDEN DEATu.
A Woman AftOra Hard Days Work Jumps
from Bod and Fails Dead.

A Woman AftCra Hard Days Work Jumps
from BOD and Falls Dead.
The wife OF Edward Wlneke, q dairy.
man who lives out Caldwell's Run about
one mile beyond the city limits, died very
suddenly last night. She was q large,
leshy woman weighing about l40 pounds
and the mother Of five OF six small chill.
dren. She has seldom known q day OF
sickness, and hasalways been a hard work.
Ing woman. Yesterday while at her work
she complained TO her sister, who was vis.
iting with her, OF q slight pain in the
region OF the heart, but paid no special
attention TO II. Last evening she MIXED
six cow and churned before retiring,
Shortly after 10 o'clock her husband, who
was awake, was startled by her scream.
ing, "oh, Ed" and jumping out Of bed,
sank down on a trunk. He was at her
side instantly, and alarmed the family,
but inside OF two minutes the woman was
dead. Thinking that she might merely be
In q heavy faint, q physician, was hurled.
ly sent Tor, but when he arrived the
woman was cold. Heart disease was the
cause. Sho was q daughter Of Charles
Fisher, who lives In the country.
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OAN'r sleep nights 10 tho complaint OF
Thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy II ID the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on q positive guarantee al 100, 600,
Logan 4 %, and CHARLES MpnkVmSlef,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 22.-1A, NJ
For Western Pennsylvania fair weather
stationary temperatufean and variable winds,
generally northwestsrly.
For Ohio and West Virginia fair weather,
stationary temperature and variable winds.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby yOu can secure u watch NJ once
On easy payments. Call anu investigate.
JACUB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor, Twelfth uud Market SIS,
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4enl gstate.
FOR SALE.

Double Brick House, No. 100 and 10! FirNsA
street, y rooms to each house; water OH each lGt
alley 10 rear, all OH full half lot. rnUe $50
No 7i0H Market street, 8 rooms, rflog ll,G
Terms Casy-&&O cash; a long time and small pr
meniAO on balance.
business House aud dwelling, No. 25Ol Ma
street. l'rlce 5000.
No. 9lS AcUOllOCh street, 6 rOomE. Price $50
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You arc cordially invited to call at our
salesroOm and examine the Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and stillest running machine
OF the age. Most elegant wood work, We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write Tor catalogues.
EDw. L. RosR & Co.,
Is Twelfth Htreot.
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proposals.
Martins Ferry, Ohio, Water Works
Notice 10 Contractors aud Manufactures
of Water Works Appurtenance.'
Proposals.

Sealed proposals. will DO received ~ ihC Eles
Of tho Water Works Of tue city Of M4rlnb, itH!i
Ohio, at their Office IN said Clty, until 9cLthh
y. Of TUESDAY the 10Th DAY uF i%t
for the cOnAttuoion Of AEySt m Of Wat,t Mo'hh
The specifications and dr4wlng, VII! bGtaN"
the Ofilo Of said Trustees abOdi July q, ~
The work involves the cDnstflC Ion o. q IuEGg Y
Ing station. q ReseEvoir, Pumping MAeh hsiI 4
ni'hiUg aud LAY Ing approximately seven nas' N.
pipe RANKING from lJnrtGen to lOlf KY ~.
ane'ef, including one hundred And thltHi NV,
Valves, DO /; also furnishing aud teIlhE va"
DDlbIe Nozzle Fire ltydfAnb. nam
Tho machinery 10 have 4 capacity OF iPT..g
gallons In twenty four hOuts, and IN pump Xxx
direct into tho distributing pipe system " ~"
The work TO be completed OH OF before 'h' ''
day OF Deco bef, 1850. .,i
The Hoard Of Trustees will entertain pfoIGl,,
70 cot.trncI tho Water Works eniits, Ala -"
separate proposals. for any part thereof and
Proposals for con d~rlCting the GiilIe W9 w. ibSl.
be accompanied with q solvent bona q ~ oa NJ
sand dollars, ag q guarantee Of go3l ia a,,'| ,ry1ls
part Of tho bidders and prop sals ior sJ SIli
parts Of the work must be acCopRihltg t5ya
solvent bonds IN amounts stipulated ~ w T,t
Of nOlloa 70 contractor Inviting bll' D''"p1'"'
ent branches u the work. If, N n.
The contractor for the entire wOi,k wy ,TSI,A
qulfcd 10 give bond ~ the amount OF Onv @Is,
and niiy lhOulRnd dOllRts, property ,tolVu'""
Copies Of The specifications aud Of lbc lolmI
tho advertisements for tho different uiAH M
lie work will bU furnished, when Feady' W ''
Trustees, upon application. MINI
The TfuAteeb reserve tho tlgnl 70 cOuNh ~, h
entire work a a whole OF 70 CphuAct ~ y, III
different patth separately, OF 20 fgltrl W. Jlr
bids, should they dOsm II Tor The lhleie''" ."
"ARs'i''O"' WV Join l. wflsl4
WW, LirpilAEDE
j. 4. AtBLl.M.,a
GEO. iiORNUNG
Constructing Engineer, MS
MAR4tN's FERRY Inly IA, ltH -
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TURKISH STUDENTS at the Fourth Street
NJ. f. Church TONIGHT. Turkish customs,
manners and costumes, Admission 20.
and ~ cents, Proceeds apply 10 their
education iot the missionary work, CoAE
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THE MILWAUKEE EXouRs1oSIsrs
Arrive Mt Their Destination Late, but Safe
Rnd Sound,

Arrive Mt Their Destination Late, but Safe
and Sound,
There were numerous inquiries yester'
day from those who could not take in the
Milwaukee excursions, as to the fate OIL
those who were 80 fortunate as to BIZ
able to get away, The first information
received was from the INTELLIGENCRR's
staff correspondent, on the Pan Handle
train, which carried the Arlon Society
and its friends, and was as follows:
Special DtSpatch 10 the MttIGeuar,
CHICAGO, Ill, July 81, $50 A. M,-The
Panhandle train leaves at $3.50 O'Clock,
The engine broke a steam pipe ut Bradford
Junction and delayed US three hours. The
B, l. o, excurslonis!s have not yet been
heard from here. All are In good ahape,
Last evening the following dispatch an,
nouuCing the safe arrival Of both excur.
sions was received:
Special DhpGtch 10 he IattIlQMeer.
MILwAUkEE, Wis., July 2l,-The Arion
excursion arrived here at 2'2O T. NJ. in
good shape and were escorted to the
quarters assigned them adjoining Turner
Hall on Fourth, street, where they are
nicely fixed. The Baltimore & Ohio train
arrived at $3.50 p. NJ, having been delayed
at Holgate by q freight wreck for three
hours. The Germania Society is at No.
$50 Prairie street and the Mennerchor al
the Palace Rink,
Later last evening the following was re.
Ceived:
Special Dbpatch 10 The htsttgHeer.
MILWAUKEE, July 2l.-The first, or re.
Ception concert OF the Fest this evening,
was pleasing and successful, but it did not
equal the frat one given in Buffalo three
years ago.
Only the home chorus sang TO night, and
the visiting singers were listeners. Tho gen.
eral impression among the Wheeling Wis,
itors Is that while the S@ngerfest Ia
destined TO prove a success, 1t
will not be the memorable and almost
perfect affair enjoyed in Buffalo in 'S3.
It may fall short Of that and still be great.
There are more people here than
we're at Buffalo, and financially the
succets will probably be greater. There
are over n hundred visiting Journalists
In the city, guests OF the local Fest Press
Committee. Tho singers In the grand
chorus number 2,4OO. Cincinnati, C0lum.
bus and st. Louis arc talked Of for the
Fest Of 80. Weddings six delegates are
instructed to vote for st. Louis.
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II pays 10 trade al II. +. Behtens' stores,
The best houBekeepers have known II Tor
many year., His business speaks ior