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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-13
CraniaI OtaCOuStiC.

THIS INSTRUMENT Is CALLED THE
4 CRANIAL OTAOOUSTfC, or Ear Trum-
pet. Seeing the disadvantage and bad results
arising from the use Of the ordinary tin
trumpet, has led me to the construction OF an
instrument which W. uld render the assist
ance of q trumpet. and yet could be placed
upon the head. After many trials. the follow
Ing instrument has been made for me. it's
OF black vulcaniZed rubber, and weighs an
ounce and a quarter. The 0tacoustic resem-
bles the sphenoid bone In shape and relation.
1t liz placed on the top of the head, with tubes
running from the sounding chamber into the
ears. thereby gaining all the assistance rem
dered through the bones and nerves OF the
head. have found that when the sound re-
ceiving chamber is in contact with the bones
Of the head the effect of the trumpet Es an sa
to hearing Is considerably increased, and dear
persons can hear much more distinctly tnAn
with the ordinary ear trumpet. the sound,ts.
ceiving chamber of which IL distant from tne
head. 1t will he seen that the truu pet
formed as described. Ia much more conven.
lent than the ordinary form. since II does
away with the annoyance and embarrassment
OF carrying a trumpet In the hand. Ii can 10
wholly concealed by ladies'.
For free trial or farther stion, apply
to ANGUS MACDONALD, Nj. D,
pa Yves. anton street, three doors from
Columbus Avenue, Boston.
ANGUS MACAULAY,u
Agent at the Bowman mine. Ruby Hili,Ne-
vads. sls-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-13

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DIR. MfNTIE'S DANDEIrON vr,,.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25

Mr., Moody Is TO arrive in our city next
Saturday from Auburn, N. Y, where lie
now is. The following, which We copy
from the Auburn Dispatch, shows the In
tsrest that Is manifested in the m~eetlHgs
at that place,
"He ia the greatest evangelist that has
ever visited Auburn" Ia the expressed
opinion Of D, L, Moody, let fall from hun
dreds OF lips yesterday.
hour and a half before the opening Of tho
services, q crowd had assembled on the
sidewalk In front Of the rink building pa.
tiently awaiting the opening Of the doors,
At ESQ o'clock, when regular opening
services commenced, every seat on the
floor and In the gallery was filled. The
preliminary exercises consisted Of the
singing Of gospel bymus by the choir.
Before commencing his discourse Mr..
Moody said; g" am not in tho habit Of
taking up a collection, but I am going to
do 1t now. Some one will say, there
it's Just as l expected he 10 taking up q
collection. havo been down to ths
prison to-day. Those prisoners can't
come to these meetings aud I thought 1t
would DO a good thing to send them the
gospel printed In the papers, find that
1t will cost $50 q day to send 1000 copies
OF the morning papers to the prison. Now
don't give 0nything unles8s you do 1t
freely. We don't want Your money.
Keep 1t II II does not come freely. l will
ask Rev. j, K. Dixon to act as treasurer.
Some OF you ministers take the Copgrega-
ton and / will take the choir" Before
Mr.. Moody finished speaking pursea had
been brought from pockets, opened and
dimes were grasped In willing hands
waiting for tho hat to reach them. The
collection was taken In five minutes.
Genesee rink presented q scene last
evening which has probably never before
been witnessed In Auburn. Every seat
in the spaClous building was filled before
7 o'clock, and many hundreds who ar.
rived after that hour found the door
closed against them. A person who took
the trouble to count, states that oyer 1,4O0
people Weio turned away disappointed.
And not only wers oil the geats filled, but
a number OF men climbed up on the
window ellis and heard the wonderful
words OF the great evangelist through the
halt'open sashea. The moment Nj.
Moody rises, 1t is at once the signal for
perfect atillness, and the silcnCo remains
unbEokel during the whole Of the address.
What on astonishing influence Mr..
Moody has over his listeners! How he
captures and holds his hearers' attentionl
How every word Is eagerly eought afterl
How he can move the most GdamRntine
heart aud cause the eyes oil great, strong
to glisten with tearsl Truly, Mr..
Moody Is q most remarkable man, and It
will be indeed miraculous II the good
seed which he has sown and IL 80 wing
does not take deep root and make on i'm.
preston, tho influence Of WLivd will BE-
felt for years To come"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
IN THE TOWN,
wnrELINe,s wELcoME yIsIEoRs,
officials of the CosehoetOp, Mt. Vernon 4
wheeling Railroad, and MIR. FaiFlls'
shown over Town by u Cham'
bsr,of Commerce Committee

Saturday morning Mr., Archibald Fair
lie, the Euglish engineer, General Jones,
President Of the O., Mt. v. &W. railroad,
Chief Engineer Hsnlou, OF that road, and
Mr,F. ". Jones, Of Mt, Vernon, were Escort
ed over the city by the Ohamberot Com
merce Committee on New Industries,
Messrs. o. B. Hart, A, ], Sweeney and
Thos, o'Brlen, accompanied by Mr.. P, II.
Moore. They were driven in carriages
from tho Mcclure House, where they are
stopping, to the Riverside nail factory
which they inspected though it was not in
operation. ThepsIty then went I othe Bel
mont blast furnace, where MF, j., ID.
| Dubois, Of the Belmont company, Joined
them, remaining during their tour.
The party asCended the blast furnace
hoist TO the top OF the stack, from when
elevated position they enjoyed q birds
eye view Of so much o ithe city as was not
yelled in fog at that hour. Mr.. Fatrlle,
remarked that the morning was . typical
London one, and that on the other side
such o morning was alwRys hailed with
pleasure, because II hetokened q lair day
So it proved here,
After depending from the blast furnace,
the nail plate mill and heating furnaces oil
the Belmont were visited and the opera
tions observed, Here, as all slouE
the line, the visitors were In.
pressed by the Immense amount ol
freight Tonnage represented by tue differ.
ent manufactures, both in raw material
receipts aud finished product shipments,
The D., Mt. v. < W. road 10 an interesting
project 10 the iron men, as 1t will ouer an
additional competing line for the ship
mRnt Of ore from the lake region.
From the Belmont mill the party was
driven 10 the La Belle factory
where nails we've being cut. Here blI
n fhoIt stop was made, and SChmulbach'E
brewery was next visited, aud the vaults
and ice machine were shown the ylsitoIs
The party then proceeded at once 10 the
Wheeling Steel Compsny's completely
fitted up plant at BsnWoOd, Here thu
operations Of casting, rolling, cutting
and all the other processes If max
ling steel, Wero observed to goOt
advantage. Mr.. Andrew Wilson, the sec
rotary, and Mr., Mann, the manager, made
1t pleasant for the visitors. who wer'
much interested in the machinery ant
equipment Of the concern.
'ReymRnn's brewery was also VISITED
after the return TO tho city, ant
the Ice machine, mating rooms
elevator snd especially the coolluI
cellars were examined with interest. al
the strangers expressed themselves highll!
pleased by what they had seen, not onl,
Of Wheellng's industries, but OF her PEG
pie "a we'll.
Sunday. Gen. Jones is a brother Of MI
b. +. Jones, the we'll known Pittsburgh
manufacturer, Ohairmsa oil. the R0
publican National Committee In 1884.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
A rnmou. rtllow IN a Now 1loln,

Elihu Gregg, according to the waynes.
burg Democrat, has turned up in a new
role. Several days since he called on b.
L. Craft, Of Greene county, with 100 sheep
which he ondeavored 10 sell him. While
there u Fayette county man came along
and claimed part Of them. Gregg, with.
out raising any objections, permitteds
the man to pick out the animals he
claimed and take them away. In q short
time o second man came along aid took
away q part Of the remainder. Ellhu
then skipped out before tho third man.
came for what was left. He had stolen
the sheep in Fayette county and was try.
ing to sell them. He has not yet been
afroAted.
This man Elihu Gregg will be we'll
remembered by the people OF this State.
He 10 the famous Preston county Gre.bug
who was In Jail for 80 longundOf sentence
Of death. There was In connection with
bis case also q celebrated hGbeH corpus
proceeding for his removal from Greene
county, Pa, TO this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
BELLAIRE.
Al Sorts Of LOCAL News and Gossip From
tbe Glass pItyt

Al Sorts Of LOCAL News and Gossip From
the Glass pItyt
Col. ]. D. Taylor was in town awhile
Saturday.
Mrs. W. M. Meek, Of Cincinnati, is visit
inc relatives here.
Miss Eliza Nichol, Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday With friends here,
A piston rod at the water workO' power
house broke Friday night.
The Bellaire Nail Works has received
its third locomotive, edith No. s."
John ]. Shuttleworth got home Friday
night from the Richmond convention Of
Knights Of Labor,
Rev. Mr.. gmith, Of New Athens,
preached OF the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Macauley has received g..
1928 back pension on account Of the death
Of . son In the early part OF the Rebel
lion.
Rev. R. M. Brown, Of the Second Pres,
byterian church, preached ct Bridgeport
yesterday forenoon, and OF home In the
evening.
Davidson Cochran, q grocer Of South
Bellaire, died Friday and was buried by
the Knights Of Labor. The grocers at
tended in a body.
Work was continued all day yesterday
at putting the natural gas pipes under the
railroad tracks at the @. & P. depot, for
the river crossing,
The Prohibitionistg tonight have a
meeting addressed by Louis Hagood, a
colored man, and their candidate for
State School Commissioner.
The citizens on Jefferson street, Fourth
ward, are anxious to know the route Of
the d., l.. & W. Railway down town. One
line has been surveyed down that street
from Indian Run to Thirty.Beyenth street.
Rev. Mr.. Hoey, who was a candidate for
the pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
church, has declined To longer be a candi.
date, on account Of his state Of health.
that could not stand the Ohio Valley eli.
mate. Therefore the congregational meet.
toing have been held "Wednesday evening
has been postponed.
The three mile boat race Saturday be-.
tween John Muth and William Shindewolt
proved to be an easy victory for Muth,
At the start shindewolf shot ahead; but,
always happens, the longer stroke won
the race. The time was between twenty.
three and twenty.four minutes. Tie
stake was 500 a sIdp,
The transformed rink IL to be called the
ElyBian theatre, and under the Buperin.
tendency Of Erastus Scott the work will
be done by November l. The stage Ia
feet deep across the western
end, and tho seats rise from the orchestra
10 the circle, and from there to the en-.
The plan 10 by Q Chicago arphi,
teOt DardlnS, Of wheeling, iS painting
the scenery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
ABouT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad,

strangers in the City and Wheeling FolkS
Abroad,
D, W. Custer, OF the Sistersville hide
pendent, was up Saturday.
Messrs. A. W. West and Levi Stephens,
OF Parkersburg, are in the city.
Miss Emma Cayrin, OF M%onongahela
City, is visiting friends in this city.
Hon. j. II. White, q prominent attorney
OF Pittsburgh, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Jack Watson, Of thePittaburgh COM
mrcial Gazette, wac at the Mcclure House
Saturday.
Messrp. Alex. Campbell and W. P.
Cowan, two popular Bethany gentlemen,
were in the city yesterday.
Miss Amy Chapline has returned from
Kansas City, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Snydam.
II. u. Phillips, mansger OF the Alleghe-
nv base ball club, was in the city yester-
day on his way 10 the West on 6uOiness.
3, A. McEntee, who has been on the
night force at the st. James for come time.
has been compelled TO retire on account Of
illnees.
Mr.. John R. Glonninger and Mis- Alice
Glonninger, OF Pittsburgh, visited Miss
Kate Glonnipger at Mt. de Chantal yes
tNrday.
Mr.. W. @. YeatOn, of ParkerBburg,
formerly Of this city, who will DO pleas
antly remembered, has left his law prac'
tice in ParkersburH to accept 0 $l,4OO pc.
BitiOn in the Congressional Library at
Washington.
MIR. Alfred P. shallcros5, Of this city,
and Miss LilliO W. Eddowes, OF Philadcl-
phia, were married on Wednesday even
ing last at the residence Of the groom's
brother, MIR. Ellsworth W. shallcross, in
Philadelphia, Dr.. L. Y. Graham, Of Olivett
Presbyterian church Of that city, olliciat-
ing.
DR.. Colley shriver and Mr.. L. L. Wells,
OF Bethany, were in the city yesterday on
their way to MRrtinsburg to attend the
annual meeting OF the Grand Lodge |. O.,
D, i. OF this State. DR.. Shriver ia the
Grand Representative OF the Grand En-
campment for this State. Mr.. Wells goes
"a tie representative Of his lodge, No. 81.
SATURDAY night Leon Van Walt and a
stranger named Il. B. Cooper had q diff.
Guilty ut the corner Of Market and Eleventh
streets, which resulted In Van knocking
the stranger down. Cooper scrambled 10
his feet and went before 'squire Phillips,
who issued q warrant for Van, which was
given to Officer Bell 10 serve. Before Bell
could arrive on the sCeue, Van Walt had
been put under arrest by Officer Dunlap
and locked up. Later Cooper was also
arrested, charged with disorderly conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25

moo. made a raid on Mr. John George Of
the came place aud succeeded In getting
$500.
The case of John Burchard, sccuned Of
the larceny Of SIS 05, is set for hearing in
Squire DRvis's Court Pt 10 O'Clock Q IN.
to-day. It IL alleged that hs was paidthat
sum by mistake, and retained the money
though he knew it Waa not intended Tor
him,
Tue case Of Policeman Jake Watson,
charged with shooting Arthur McNichol
| with intent 10 kill, will be called In
SQUIRE Dayis's court at 2 o'clock this alter
noon, but 1t will no doubt be again post
poned, McNiChol being still too Ill to APP
pear,
j. ". STEPHENS Post G. A. R., Of the
Eighth ward, recently organized, gave .
social entertainment and hean'bSke satur-
day evening at ArbenS's Hall, 8 large
crowd being in attendance. A neat sum
was realized, which will he used to ut up
suitable quarters for the Post.
PETE LoHPPLRR, Of Eighteenth street,
was aTrsigned before Squire Davis satpT-
day on charges OF assault and bsttery,p pro.
family and breach Of the peace, preferred
BY Jennie Ramsay, who alleged that he
classified her boy, He plead guilty and
paid the three minimum fines.
TIE County commissioners COMMITTEES
having in charge the fitting. up 81 the
County's quarters in the Public building
met on Saturday and awarded the CON
tract for carpets and linolsum to ]. Ar
BERG. II wss decided to have no carpets
put down but the best body brussels,
FRIDAY Revenue Officer Sep, Hall went
up 10 Hancock county 10 look up the To-
cality Of an illicit whisky still, said to be
in operation soma miles back from the
Ohio. Securing the service Of q gentle
man familiar with the country he started
and during the day, at q point a few miles
from New Cumberland, lie came upon the
plant no was in search Of on the premises
Of Arthur Campbell. The still was taken
possession OF by Mr., Hall, and the mattel
will be settled at the next term Of the
Federal Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
LOCAL p~llEvlrrEs.

Matters of Minor Moment In aud Abou'
the City.
ONR marriage license was Issued satur
day.
OPERA Ilousr this evtninS-LswrOnCt
Barrett.
THERE will DO no chow at the Grand
this evening.
TINS Council Committee on Health has
been called 10 meet this evening.
GRN, Corr speaks al the Alhambra
rink tonight Everyone should hear
him.
Tng last will and testament Of A.. o.
Yeager Was admitted t%oyprobasO Saturday
and ordered 10 DO recorded.
Every Plumod Knight is earnestly 70.
quested 10 be at headquarters Al Z o'clock
BnArp, tonight.
'EQUiRR CONNOLLY, who live1 Just over
the line In Marshall county, has discover.
cd q Bllght escape Of surface natural gas on
His farm, and there stalk Of boring d vol
there,
JACK JOHNSON was discharged and "Bloa.
SOM Kinney renRndod 10 jail Saturday
BY Squire Davis. These are the parties
accused OF stealing q coop full Of chickens
from Robinson 4 MOOonAughey,
II HAS lust come 10 light that the same
band Of ~tnaaudefg who titled 10 rob old
man Parker, In Mt Pleasant, q few days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
New Publications.

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The time To begin taking ST. NICHOLAS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25

On Monday, November s, 1885, over the
B, & o. Railway. The company will sell
round trip tickets for the following trains
and low rates: Leave Wheeling (Wheel-
ing time) at 7:55 and 1880 p, m, and 0:25
M, fare round trip $0i leave Bellaire
at 500 and 1888 p. m. and 1856 .. M,
fare round trip, 50. Returning trains
leave Chicago at $40 q. M, 6:lb and l0:O5
p. M. TiCketu good to return for ten
days. Day coaches and B. 0. palace
to and from Chicago without
change on oil through trains. There
The fsr.lsmed Fat Stock Show will be-
held in the Chicago Exposition Building,
commencing November s, The B. 4 o.
lands you on the lake front at Exposition
Building. For tickets, general iniorma.
ton, etc., call on 7. 0. Burke, ticket
agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
ACTIVE WORK BEGUN,
Mr, MOOdy,s Assistant, Rev, Dir. Patterson,
Arrives,

Each day tho interest in the religious
movement increases and new plans are
developed by thoae having the work di.
reCtly in charge, Tie ministers and
Christian workers are deeply in earnest
and there Ia scarcely q doubt that Wheel
ing ia on the verge of q wonderful religious
There will be two daily meeting each
day this week, the one In the First Pres.
byteriRn church at 8 o'clock In the alter
noon and the other in the Ohapllne Street
rink at 1880 o'clock in the evening. The
afternoon meeting will be q prayer SER
yics and espt clally for the Christian peo'
Die, bnt everybody Is invited, The even.
Ing meeting will be q gospel service aud
will doubtless bevery largely attended. An
invitation Is extended to~eVeIybody, These
meetings will bs under the leadership oil
Rev. Alexander Patterson. Readers have
already been informed that Mr., Patterson
comes here from Philadelphia, where he
conducted very euCcesstpl eYangelisttC
s%eFyicea, Ha has been sent by Mr.,
Moody to assist in the work that will be
carried on this week, One OF the features
at tho rink Tonight will be the singing o.
the chorus choir, All the persons who
have been invited 10 sing in the choir are
requested by the music committee to be
at the meeting at 7 O'Clock and occupy
seats on the platform. The Gospel Hymns
and Gospel Choir combined is the singing
hook that will be used at all the meetings
DR., 4, Fl, Logan has been selected to leat
the large choir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Mr. s. Ii. Elklns and Mr.. Emmons Ilalno
In the City.

Nr. s.. Il. ElkIns md Mr.. Emmons nlalne
In the city.
Mr.. Emmons Blaine, Of ChicsGo,
tho second con Of Hon. James G.
Blaine, came down from Washington, Pa,
last evening and took supper at the
Mcclure House. He was in the city only
a short time, leaving at 1895 for Chicago,
via the B. & o. road. Shortly before Mr..
Blaine arrived in the city Mr.. Stephen B.
Elkins took the %east-bound train on
tho B. d o. for Deer Park. Mr.. Elkins
also came in yesterday from Washington,
Pa, where he had been with the Blaine
party. He spent several hours OF the
Mcclure House. He refused to talk poll.
tics, not, he said, because he had lost any
interest in the success Of the Republican
party, but because just now he Is deyoting
his attention to the extension OF
the West Virginia Central 4
Pittsburgh railroad to Cumberland.
This extension Of tho road, chartered as the
Piedmont 4 Cumberland road, Is making
good progress, and MIR. Elkins says he
hopes to SEQ 1t completed by December !.
Mr.. Elkins was asked II he was not also
a stakeholder in the South Pennsylvania
road. He Raid no was one Of the 'snall
fry" and added that he thought the pros.
poets for the early resumption Of work on
the road were bright.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-25
THE corr
In the Eighth Ward To nlght-A Zig Turn.
mt Ananrnh.

out Assured.
General Golf, tho Republican candidate
for Congress FROM this district, will arrive
here this afternoon antgt 5 o'clock this
evening will address the citizens ct the
ALEXANDRA rink. This Is the Generals
frat visit here since the campaign opened.
In other parts Of tho district he has been
making numerous speeches and conduct.
ing a brilliant campaign generally. His
canvass thus far has been q highly salts.
factory one.
General GoG'a speech this morning will
be ons well worth listening 10, and all are
cordially invited 10 DO present. He will
be escorted from his hotel to tho rink by
a general turnout Of Republicans.
Tho Plumed Knights are 10 turn
out in citizens dreHs and every
member Is urged TO be Ut the old
headquarters at I o'clock sharp, In order
that the limo may be formed and the or.
ganiEaLion be on the street at 7:10 o'clock.
All Republicans are invited to form with
the Lincoln Club and help to make the
occasion worthy The gallant
STANDARD. bparer, who on two pre-.
vious occasions has. made 4 BugCe6pful
fight In the face Of big odds. His third
victory remains Ia the hands Of the party
in Che Pan Handle. 1fthey do their duty
General Golr will be returned to Congress
TO battle for the protection oil tho homes
and industries oil this section.