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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25
Startling Trms.

LoNDoN, Aug -4-rhe Sartui says its
Berlin correspondent hrs seen a telegram
stating tLst Prince Alexander was landed
IN Russia here he was received by the im-
perial authorities and declared state prs-
Oner
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

John r Fisher. of The Detroit Journal.
and A Mcmillan. Of tbe Bay City Ir'5ai.e
snd listened to The argu uents. from which
they Will digest solid meat for their read
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she Wants a Divorce.

sn-.-..- re --r 7t-t-t,s-ttsN-a.
JAcksoS. Aug. 24-Maria l. lockwood
wife e. the prosperous merchant Geo. y
lockwood. of Oakheid Kent county. de-
mazds a divorce from her husband on the
charge Cf cruelty aud drunkenness. The
trial promises to be highly sensational.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

Ju.ns Cesar Burrows viii present TIE
cl- ms of Cyrus @ Luce before thc conven-
tion. while Captain = r. Alien vin present
fhc claims of George A smith and Farmer
Richards tbe name of Minor $ NeWeN
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25
Chicago Beats Boston-Dotroit suffers De
fest-Othor Games.


DErRoIr. Aug a
Innings. = 8
.deiphia, 3 % o @ % . o DO
Detroit, % % % o. .
Base hf. Philadelphia - Detroit. g.
Errors Philadelphia. 4, Detroit. @.
Bafteries- Fhiladelp pima. Ferguson and
Cu-iek. Detroit. Conway and Bennett
mpre-B berger
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

Frank b. kgan. ex- msmber ~ The state
legislature and depaty commissioner of
labor. IS among the Wayne county dele
gates Frank wll look after tle interests
of labor on the State ticket and in the plat
f.~r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

General oliver = ~psn'd.ng 0f 81 Iohns.
ex member oi Congress and Special Agent
1f THE Treasury under Cleveland admin
Isrslian. is quietly looking ou bgt takfur
IL -.-r a---.. La--
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

Iti. expected that Gen b NJ Coicheon
oftbe Nlnth District vill be seleciec a. per-
msueut chairman of fhe convention Capt
p Alien. of she Second District would
all Ike ile honor
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

IAe Kent county Delegation v.l me,t
this morning a. llo.c.aek. a. tle oa.oe of
Hon Borch in fhe rev h.0rr.
biol
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

William harslf "a. .le-f1r of tIe l'o-i
Huron Custom Hease and Hou n q Hss
derson arrived .a.f llglt
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burned to Death

WYANporrE, Mich. AEg 2f.-The eight
year ola daughter of +. w. Miller while
playing near brush fire last evening. was
literally roasted alive.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

Fred J. Mech OF Claaevaia sA state
swamp Lana lommlssI1uer. b. laeklnr taf
situation over careflIIe
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25
YESTERDAYS sase BALL GAMES

The TELEGRAWHERALD'S rr-li4tion
- trice hat Of aag other Gr1nd Rapids pqpa
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25
The Dlzzy Lightning.

HuD-oN. Mich, Aug. 24.-John Van
Rpens team near here were struck by
lightning last night; James Pauerson's mill
was struck and destroyed The Rohn
Baptist parsonage was also destroyed
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

The following American Association
game we're played YESTERDAY
40 Balumore-Athlefic. T. Baltimore. 6
A. louisville LouisviIle 3. Allegheny. g.
Nev 8 ork- Brooklyn. b Netr0poh-
fans. B Game called s. the end OF seventh
inuing.cn account ~ darkness
A. Fhilsde 'pAia Athletic 8. Bai timore,
Az Cincinnati st L0gi. Cincinnati. 0
t. rHt-~ aIrfIarr gn.' r.rr'>~n I-t.a " T -tl
rfa-rrf ~ TuF TELEGRAM HERALD.
~ aIr.rr .f nHr~ .ifu 1i1at tilt ~ sat p1p-r
il. Nrs .r.tsif~ nf u~rraff
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-25

vienna. Aug. 24.-There was a rum0r in
circulation ou the B0urse today that frnce
Alexander had committed suiclde
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water and Movements Of the
BteAmboats,

stage OF the WALsr and MoVSmen ts OF the
Steamboats,.
The General Pike Is due up to-day and
the Katie StoCkdale down.
The Louis A. Shirley will leave Cincin.
natl at s O'Clock this evening for this port.
Pilot Yves Corns has resumed his po.
sition on the Andes, relieving Joe Alex
ander.
Harpert Weekly contains fine picture
Of the mammoth towboat W. w. O'Neil,
Of Pittsburgh, and tow going down the
Misslsslppi.
1t looks now as II the st. Lawrence
would have to remain where she now
lies, high and dry, Until there is a rise
sufficient to float her Of. All the schemes
Tor getting her back into the river have
failed 80 far.
Its reported that Capt. James Kirker
has bought one-half interest IN the
John Hanna hull, now on the ways at
Mason City, and 1t will be completed at
once. Capt. Kirker will be commander
when the boatis finished.
Dr.. ]. p. Hale, Of Charleston, Is pub.
lishing a book giving a history Of kanawha
KSnSwba river viii lie bs revis%SS await from m The
time Daniel Boone and General Washing.
ton ncanoed" Il, DIP 10 date.
Tha tovhost r,osi v.i,.v tooL dasn an
.st tsssgis siss tSs bsst ~ ~ C0sI sSor
handled by boat Of her class. The Val.
ley has 20inch cylinders, 7.loot stroke,
host "a 4 Fts r n SSoatS snd asts ,nsLino
II ,s III "a ,IsSss V, nonts,nin. shnSt 4So M
brshois n coSI UVA'"s "OVU' 'VV''V'
Du =, " we" n,.
Inc officers and crew Of the beacon'
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). 6. OOopa Co. lell ~ goOdl Do Oh0ApelL.
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BalInirn.

The class OF 'S4 OF the High School met
at the home Of Miss Ella Grove last night.
There will be an unusually large num-
Der Of changes In homes the 1st Of April.
The knights Of Labor have fitted up
their hall with new carpets, paper and
furniture.
Rev. Elijah Henderson has gone to
Lexington, KY, to attend a meeting Of
the conference Of the NJ. E. church,
Some car loads OF doors, sash, frames,
etc., from the old court house, have been
brought here by W. ]. MCClain and will
be used in building.
Charley Anderson, a boy OF twelve, shot
himself Sunday while fooling with pistol.
The ball passed through his nose and was
not out when the wound was dressed.
A man named Bennett, who has been
on q spree for some days was knocked
down and robbed Sunday. He says be
lost some money and gold watch. He
was badly cut up. Hubert Gallagher hss
been arrested, suspected Of being one Of
the robbers.
The stockholders Of the Crystal window
glass works met at the ruins Of their build.
lngs yesterday 10 consider the situation.
There has been considerable speculation
about what would he done, aud rumor had
II that they would erect a temporary
building about the furnace, and use the
aattening house Of the Union works, but
there is no foundation for all Of this talk,
az the company has not yet decided on
what will be done neither will they until
the insurance 10 settled. II Is reasonably
certain that no temporary structure will
be built 10 commence work. The com.
pAny Ia not that anxious 10 make glass
lust now,
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ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers in the Oltyl Rpd wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY apd wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Prof. A. L. Wade, Of Morgantown, is
in tho city.
Lawyer Erskine was in steubenvills yes.
terdRy on legal business.
Camilla Urso Luer and her company
are at the st. James hotel.
Miss Jennie MCOurdy, Of this city, Is
visiting relatives in Little Washington.
Messrs. A. Troll and G. X. Brown, OF
st, Clairsvllle, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. s. Wiley, OF the New Martins.
vile Democrat, was at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
Mr.. North West, a well known druggist
OF Bridgeport, ia to be married next Mon.
day to Miss Walton, Of Woodsfeld.
Mr.. L. Z. Hanson, formerly connected
with the Hinge Company, now travelling
for Pittsburgh house, was registered at
the stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. Hare Robbins, Of Pittsburgh, is
again at tne Stamm House. AS usual he
Is looking after the natural gas interests
the company he and his father are inter.
ested in have about here.
Mr.. Braden, the travelling correspondent
OF the Parkersburg Slate JOupnal, who has
been writing up the prominent towns Of
this State in an interesting manner under
the nom de plume Of elbow, Ia In the
city for the purpose Of writing up Wheel.
ing and her industries.
Mrs. Richard Hissrich was surprised last
evening by number OF her friends, who
enjoyed themselves until q reasonable
hour. On their departure they babe her
farewell, wishing her luck and prosperity.
Mrs. HissriCh will leave to-day for Brad.
dock, Pa, where she will join her hus.
band and they will make that point their
future home.
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ABOUT cHIRosRAPaY.
a Mans Autograph shows Mora Than al
Name 70 Sharp Eyes.


"Dld you ever make a study Of the
handwriting to bs found in a hotel reg
isterP asked a supposed walking eucy-
clopedia that ornaments the space behind
the desk in one Of the leading hotels Of
this city,
mo, what aboutit2" was the ansWsr,
swell, you can find some very queer
specimens, and in nearly every one you
will find an index to the writer's char
acter."
"Tell me about some OF them"
swell, one popularity is, that nearly
every man that writes Washington, D. o.,
after his name tries 10 write like q Con-
gresham, or rather like the average states
man-thsre'sa splutter and flourish and
an undeCiphersble result, That man who
scEaWled Ohio after his name was from
Bellaire-I should have known that even
II he had not written his name as he in
quired when the motor was going up,
meaning the elevator,
"Drummers, especially those from New
York and the East, usually write small,
almost feminine hand, with light shad.
ing and an easy effort at tlOurish-R hand
like themselves, easy going, cool and in.
different to the little things that Vex and
annoy other men. Railroad men are an
other class who Usually write smooth,
easy-running hand. Here are the sigma
lures OF another class OF travelling tourists
who are always in for lark observe how
open and jolly, the letters written in big,
| free hand look,
THAT precise up and down effort Is that
Of q lawyer there are no hourlshes about
that,
"sometimes man will rush up to the
desk with his overcnat over his arm
snatch up the pen with an important ali
and sCribble down something that can't be
read and then add very plainly and wife.
Usually something IL wrong in such case
and he Is watched, and We seldom find
ourselves mistaken in him. Then there
are some travellers, usually fresh
ones, who are inflated with theiI
own importance, and they take uI
two or three spaces in registering, Then
there is the quiet, unobtrusiye man who
in a quiet tone asks for pen, writes a
modest looking Gig, and says little. Some
times some clerks will shove him up OIL
the fourth floor back, and the next
day kick themselves when they
find their guest Is big bug
somewhere, and think Of the meek
ness and resignation with which he &C.
copied tho treatment he received. By
watching for time the coming and going
Of the travellers Of the country you eau get
to know great deal about men and their
manners from the way they write their
names on a hotel register.
Front take the gentleman's valise.
Looking at the Bignature-a rambling,
sharp.angled, ink besmesred sCrawl, and
remRrking in an aside Advance agent
OF a theatrical troupe-they all write that
way" And the clerk was right in bis sur
mise.
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst Case5
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kitk's German Pile Ointment, II alb
serbs tumorB, allays the itching 1t once,
acts az a poultlCe, gives instant and pain!
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
10 prepared only for The cure Of Plles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Ia warranted BY our
Agents. Logan d %. and Richardson &
Goodwin,
Sold by oil Drugglsts and sent BY mail
on receipt Of price, 600 and 81 per box,
XIX MaDiCfNA Co.,,
MWFAW PfoPtstotsi lOtalh, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-30

Lillian olcott, the actress, will arrive in
the city to-day, with her company. She
will appear az the Opera House next Mon.
day and Tuesday nights, and will spend
the intervening time In resting here. The
company Is highly spoken Of.
Miss MERGED Malrlni, who was TO have
appeared Of the Academy this week In
nGynwood," arrived Id the city night be.
fore last az o late hour, accompanied by
her manager, Mr.. Turner, aud the com.
pany. They registered al the Vt. James
hotel, and retired. At IN early hour yes
terday morning the manager called oil his
people, paid bis bills, and all departed on
the early D. 4 o. train for the East, leav.
Ing no explanation Of their sudden change
Of plans. The Academy will therefore be
Cloaed this week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-30
MIR. M1LsoN,s snoRrAaE
AS Cashier of tho Albuquerque Bank Not
"a Oraat aa Maid.

As Cashier Of tho Albuquerque Bank Not
as Great as said.
According to a special dispatch from
Albuquerque, N. NJ, dated March 10, the
examination Of Mr.. W. X. P. Wilson, late
cashier Of the Albuquerque First National
Bank, and formerly Of this city, was
concluded on that day by United States
Commissioner Whitney, who reduced Mr..
Wilson's bond from 81, 900 to 81 800. The
same dispatch says the evidence showed
80 plainly q personal animosity on the
part al President Bell, Of the bank, 10 Mr..
Wilson, that q revulBion Of public feeling
followed the hearing. 1t was in evidence
that Bell said he would force Cashier vii.
con odt Of his position or throw the bank
into liquidation. The cashier Of rival
bank went on Mr.. Wilson's bail bond.
The capital Of the First National was
found almost intact, and the bank will be
able TO pay Ito depoeitoru every cent due
them and resume business at an early day.
The bank commenced business July q,
1884, and had a paid up capital stock Of
$4,000. The report Of December last
showed asurplus Of SIC, 900 and undivided
profits Of over $1,000 This somewhat
altered aspect Of affairs will cause much
qualification among Mr.. Wilson's friends
here,
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IMPORTANT Meeting.

The ninth annual meeting OF The Wo.
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Presbytsry Of Washington will commence
ia sessions this morning at 10 o'clock in
the Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city. Rev. Dr.. speer, formerly q mis-.
sionary In China, and DR.. Mofat, presi-
dent Of Washington and Jefferson College,
will arrive to-day, and will address the
popular meeting this evening at half.past
seven o'clock. There will doubtless be a
large congregation, for the members Of
the different churches and the citizens Of
MhpnlinR are all cordially invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-30

Mr.. A. l.. Wetherald, the Massilon win.
dow glass manufacturer, formerly actively
and prominently identified with the nail
industry over the river, was in the city
yesterday on business, He says he mar.
rowly missed getting hold OF the Calumet
nail factory and one or two other factories.
Ilhe could have secured control Of mill
a few months ago, he thinks he would
have made q pile Of money. Now, 1t 10
too late, The market, II not amply sup
piled, at least has the edge taken off; the
trade is rather demoralized by the present
situation in the mills. Mr.. Wetherald and
bis family like Massilon, but still have a
desire to go to the Pacific slope and enter
into nail manufacture there. He regards
that as the coming country.
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THE WEsT YIReINIA OENTRAL
To be Extended % Notwithstanding
the Right Of Way.

the Right OF way
Evidence sccumulates that the West
Virginia Central & Pittsburgh railroad
will, at an early day, be extended to Cum
berland. So says the Netrs, Of that city.
The present eastern terminus OF the road
is a short distance above Piedmont. W. N.
Welsh and O. H. Csudy, Of KeyseE,, who
we're in Cumberland Saturday, have been
for some time past engaged in securing
rights OF way for the proposed new line.
II Is likely that the extension Will cross
from Maryland into West Virginia DO,
tween Piedmont and Bloomington, and
continue in West Virginia all the way 70
Cumberland, In which case the depot viii
be opposite the Basin wharf, Jon the West
Virginia side, Those In q position 70 know
think the road will certainly be built, and
that the work will commence in the course
OF the next few months.
II ia understood the management Of the
road desire an independent connection
with the canal and that the line Will likely
be built, even II the canal ia maintained
as waterway. II the bill now before the
Legislature passes, the NswS adds, the ex-
tension may be q link in q line TO B9lh'
more by way OF the Western Maryland.
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We are prepared to supply our trade
with q full line Of Hats aud Furnishing
Goods. NoBEE BROS.
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THEY FAVOR TIE oHDINANoE.


The Labor Assembly Takes Action on the
Natural Gas Question.
The manufacturers are not the only ones
interested in the passage by Council OIL
the ordinance granting to the Msnuiac.
turers' Gas Company the right to pipe
gas into this city for the purpose Of using
It as fuel in their establishments, and
thereby putting them in position to
more successfully compete with their for.
tunate rivals at Pittsburgh and elsewhere.
The workingmen OF the city, anxious for
the City's prosperity and their own vel.
fare, have taken an interest in the matter,
and tho meeting u tho Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly held Sunday after.
noon gave expression to this interest by
adopting the following resolution:
RegOlrEd, That 1t Is the opinion Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
that the ordinance to be reported by q
special committee Of Council 10 that body,
granting to the manufacturers OF Wheel.
Ing tue right.to pipe natural gas into the
city, should be passed as reported by said
committee, and that the Legislative Com.
mittee OF the Assembly petition Council
and appear before that body to advocate
the passage Of the same.
The petition has been prepared, and
will be extensively signed II early indiCa-
tons are any sign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-30

Jacob shaeAer, the ex.employe OF the
Academy arrested for the alleged larceny
Of Autographs from Manager Shay, was
last night released by Squire Arkie on
giving bail for his appearance at the Cir
cult Court. Shaetier claims that the lttho.
graphs which he is accused Of stealing
we're gathered up from the windows after
they had been used and were abandoned.
They were sold to the minstrel company
which was recently organized here and
took the road and after cutting OF the
dates this company attaches their own
dates and uses them Regardless"
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ilniinAr rnnd tirtnr. i,rrnni,a.

Division 100 ofthe ordor Of Railway
Conductors has been organized Of Graf.
ton BY Grand Chief Conductor o. 8.
Whenton, Of Elmlfa, N. Y, assisted by
brethren Of the Chicago division, Keyssr
and the Warrington branch. The follow.
Ing roster Of officers were installed: Chief
Conductor, I. 8. Flanagan, Assistant
Conductor, Pat Kinney Junior Conduc.
tor, Perry ginsel Hentlnels, John Duffy
and james Il. Wilson. The members Of
this division number eleven, but II 10 .eK-
peCted that many more will be added 10
their number In o short time.
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K1SNER.

Opening OF Pattern Hats and Hornets
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
l.g, and o. All are invited.
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D. B, stopher, Cleveland, was in town
yesterday,
Richard Darrah has been visiting here
the past few days.
Mrs. COSTS two grandchildren arc re-
ported very low with scarlet fever.
Birdie, a little daughter Of Mr.. R, Scat.
terday, Of the Sherman House Is quite i'll.
Mrs. II. HUFF died Saturday. Her re-
mains were taken TO New Martlnsville yes.
terday for interment.
Messrs. Samuel and Ellsworth Hinkle,
formerly OF this place, but now OF Ne.
braska, were visiting friends here yester.
day.
Captain John Baggs will return to the
western country this week. lie expects
to make another visit to Bridgeport in
June.
Henry Crawford, between here and Bell.
aire, met with an accident to his dog
cart Saturday by the vehicle breaking
down.
Joseph Stakely, former brakeman on
the Cleveland, Lorraine 4 Wheeling road,
left yesterday for Cleveland TO accept
street car position.
Herbert Phillips, who has been elm.
ployed by Q. I, Rhodes, has resigned his
position and will be employed by the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-30

OAS'r sleep nights is the compliant Of
thousands eu1efing from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, ETC.. Did you ever Try
Aokefe English Remedy Il 10 the beat
preparation known TOT oil Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee Of loo, 600,
Logan 4 %, and CHARLES Mehkem0Ilef,
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LOU SWABACKER.

We are displaying n magnificent stock
Of Black ami COler'd Dress silks ut re-
duCGd prices. Handsome BlacG Lace
Dress hoods, also Egyptian SatteenS,
Batists, MallaCas, and White Goods.
CliOlCh selection Of the Newest Dress
Trimmings. Latest III Hosiery, Vertical
Stripes and others. COrSets in all pOpn'
lar makes.
kid Gloves, best In the market.
LOU SMABAUKER.
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Rev. ]. W. Carter, the well known Bap.
list minister Of Petersburg, delivered "a
address Of Wesley NJ. 3, Chapel, In the
Eighth ward, last evening, on "The An.
utilization Of the Liquor Traffic" Mr.,
Carter Is pleading aud fotcible orator,
and Ia very much In earnest Ia the eight
he ia now engaged In. He will address
another meeting on the same topic At the
First Baptist Church this evening, The
audience last night was Of good aiLe.