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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-28
Los Angeles Council No. II, Reyal
and Selec Masters, F. & A. NJ

HOLDS Its stated assemblies on the 4th Mon,
day Of each month ct Masonic Hall ut $50 ?. n
soIourning Companions In good standing are
frstemally Invited TO attend.
By ordsg the tn. M.
X g. RELI Recnrder
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rlln rnmon. Llmnre. Mnrn.

Mr.. Frank HavilRnd, a representative
Of the famous houte Of Haviland & o.,
Of LimosCU, France, whose ano China
has made the namO Of Limoges a house.
hold word oil over the world, ID now
in Wheeling, with q full line Of cam.
plea OF 1.-THE WGies Of liBhouse, in decorated
china Of all tho late and fashionable
shapPs and debigng He showed his goods
10 a largo number Of callers yesterday At
Ewing Brothers, 1916 Market street, and
all we're delighted. Persons who have q
taste for dishes which are works Of art,
should Zee these beautiful wares. Among
the samples are specimens Of the sets dc.
signed By Theodore Il. Davis especially
for Mfh. H. u. HRyet, when Rhe was mis-.
treas Of tho White House.
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An Arci, cavo. n.

Monday afternoon, tbs grand arch In
the front Of the largo and elegant hotel
building being erected In Charleston %
the ate Of the Hale House, destroyed by
Are several months since, which was
to form tho main entrance to the
hotel, gave way and precipitated to the
ground q section Of the front four stories
in height and thirty feet In width. The
hotel was to DO enc 0 1.-THE finest In every
way, to be found In the South. II was In.
tended that II. should be com,
pleto and open for guests by January,
In order to accommodate the ruSh Of
strangers 10 tho city that will take place
when the Legislature meets. This acct.
dent will probably make tho completion
Of the hotel by that time an lmpossibillty
and the hotel accommodations will BIO
mnAHfn.
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ployed at otto's restaurant, was locked up
last night by Officer EikeY on complaint
OF Otto, who accused Smith Of dlsordeEly
conduct,
WILLIE CARROLL, 8 feed boy employed
in his iatheI's printing house on Fonr'
teepth street, bad tina inReFs Of his right
hand badly crushed and the bones oil the
third finger broken by having It caught
in a press last evening.
As the Albambra rink in tho Eighth
ward is 10 be used by the Democrats for Q
msRs meeting on Friday evening, at
which time Judge BTaGnon Is to address
the unterriaed, the rink will mot be open
for skating purposes until Saturday alter
noon,
A FESTIVAL and bszaar, under the
auspices Of the young ladies Of Bishop
PeteIkin's Aid Society, will be held this
evening in st. LuEe's Chapel, on the
Island, In addition to abundance and
choicest refreshments, fancy articles, etc.,
will be offered for moderate prices,
A BRANCH office olths St, Louis Ags d
Steel hss been established in this city, to
he known So the upper Ohio Valley
Branch" Tho Office Is ct 1900 Market
street, and the manager will DO Mr..
Philip Henry Moore, slTeady we'll and
fsvorably known 10 The public by hla let
lers to that paper over the signature
Cold Short"
WoBx Ia helng pushed on tho fitting up
OF the CouRty's headquarters in the Pub
lic Building, The first floor will be fin
ished this week, and the court rooms next
week. Everything will be ready for the
oAiCials to move in by November 10, OF
considerably earlier, Mr., seeley has been
working a force oil plumbers day and
night for several days,
Ar THE present rate Of progress II will
be but q short while until the Natural
Gas Company OF Weet Virginia hes the
gas In its mains on the Island, and the
Indications are that very few Of the
houses there will 10 prepared to utilizt
the new fuel, This is partly due 10 the
citizens own generalization and partly
10 the difficulty experienced lately In get
ting plumbers to do the work, all thu
psa 6tt6r4 have all the business they car
attend to,
CHARLEY Mccoy, Of this city, enc
Frank Copghlin, Of Wheeling, fought o So
we're battle, using small gloves, in a barr
near ShaIpsburR, early yesterday morn
ing. Tho men were matched o tew week.
ago for $l00 q aide aud wereto have
fought on last Saturday, but fears OF pc
lice interference stopped them. Then tht
stakes were raised to $3.50 q side, Cough
lin was to knock Mccoy outin ak rounds
Nok-6yer q dozen pergons were present
The seconds were John DoRnelly ant
George Altmyer for Ooughlin, and jim
Foster and Tim Mccoy. Pete DaVi'
acted as referee. Mccoy had tho best o
the fight throughout, aud after a hard en-
counter, ia which both suffered consider
ab!o punishment, he was declared thi
, Wiuner,-Pibburgh Times.
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RIGHT TINE TO KICK,
WHEN .KIoKINa" MAY DO GOOD.
Grievances Which should be Borne in Mind
At the Polls Next Tussday-Ths Demo.
cratic Tobacco License Pm-BOguS
Tickets Already in the Field.

It Is by this time apparent to everybody
that party considerations are having but
little weight, comparatively speaking, in
the approaching elections, Personal ft-
ness Of candidates and matters Of prinOl-
pie will decide most Of the votes. The
Democracy have recognised this, and
friends Of various candidates are appeal.
ing 10 people on these grounds, and where
no argument can be found they
have no hesitation in making
"iacIs" and arguments both, II
ia being widely circulated by friends oil
Mr.. Pepdlston, who know better, that
Senator N, B, Scott voted for the odiouS
tax on all retailers Of tobacco, clgars and
snuff. This misstatement Is made because
those who mako 1t realize that that law Ia
one Of the most unpopular and
unjust ever passed by q West
Virginia Legislature, The tax Is imposed
by q clause in the general license tax,law,
II was opposed from beginning TO end by
Mr., Scott In the Senate, and no was one
OF tho four Senators who voted against
the passage Of the bill, The record will
show this To be correct,
The tax on retailers Of tobacco disGrimi-
mates against home business men. Nearly
all manufacturers here retail, and 80 have
to pay the tax. Agents Of millionaire to-
baCCo factories come here and do thous.
ands Of dollars OF busineas every year and
do not pay q cent OF revenue to the State,
because they do not retail,
This Is q specimen Democratic measure,
It was conceived by o Democrat OF Wheel
ingi the bill written by aDemoCratic law
yer OF Wheeling; 1t was introduced by a
Democrat In the House, was opposed by
Republicans and passed by Democratic
votes.
This measure has been universally de.
nounCsd by those affected, Said o cigar
dealer yesterday;
1--WE have been kicking all along on
that tax, Next Tuesday Is the time to
kick, when 1t will do some good"
The Law taXea all retailers OF tobacco,
Clgars or snuff s. per year. This Ia re-
garded as bad enough; but 1t adds 81 80
as q fee To the County ASSESSOR This Ia
the straw which breaks the cancels
Early as 1t Is in the campaign,
bogus Republican tickets have already
been Issued by some Of the Democratic
candidates. one Of these has the names
OF all the Republican candidates cor.
rsctly printed, but the ticket reads:
"For Congress, N, GOT.
"For Senate, N. B. Scott"
This Is not In conformity with the law,
aud a ticket oi,this kind might jeopardize
the success Of the ticket, or at least a por.
ton OF 1t. Voters should be careful that
their tickets are authentic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28
HUGE LAND HOLDINGS.
The philadelphia Company Of West Viz.
ginla Maps Out . RiESshsms,

49,
ginla Maps Out y Big scheme,
Pptbugh ThHt, ottoST a.
]. L. Garrison and 7. NJ. Hennsn, Of
the Philadelphia Gas and Oil Company,
Of Greene county, this state, and Of West
Virginia generally, were In the city yes
terdsy on busipeRs connected with their
organisation, Their concern must not be
conioundsd with tho Philadelphia som.
pany Of this city, 20 the two have nothing
In common except q portion Of the de-
nomination Of each. Attic Monongahela
House yesterday afternoon Mr.. Garrison
said; "WO have between $1,000 and l00,-
900 acres OF land Of all kinds under lease,
The leases begin In Greene county, Penn
Fsylyanla, aud extend intn West Virginia
far beyond the waters Of the Little Ka.
naWha. We have lands In MonopgaliR,
Marion. Wetzsl, Harrison, Richie, Gal.
houu, Writ, Wood, Doddridge, Jackson,
Gilmsr and Rosna counties, These lands
are largely in theVery heart Of the oil and
gas belt, as located by Prof, White, Of the
University OF West Virginia, Thus far
no concentrated effort had been made to
develop them, and there has been no
necessity for II, but we have couClud-
ed to go to work on an extended scale at
once,
I'VE have one well going, down III
Greene county, two In WeIzsl, another in
an adjoining county, and are getting ready
the rigs for i've more wells that will bs
we'll advanced before the year Is out, We
arc very cloSe.to tho Baltimore & Ohio
road in nearly all Of our holdings, and in
othem not far from the Ohio river and the
Ohio River road; 30 that supplies and
material are almost Immediately available,
With the exception OF the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company our holdings are
the largest In the country"
Mr.. Garrison said he ia not yet pre-
pared to State what disposition will be
made Of the gGs In tho event 1t Is found,
but inimated that there would bs a
ready sale for all they may encounter. Il
ia understood that this company hopes Ia
get oil in large quantities In nearly every
county In which 1t holds leases oil lands.
Writ county IL and has been the great oil
reservoir OF the State. Its product to-day
goes largely to Parkersburg, w, Va,
whers the Standard Oh Company hsi
large stills and purifying works.
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Henry ", Fisher Dead.

The announcement OF the death Of Mr.
H. W. Fisher, Of Renwood, will be re.
ceived With sadness by his innumerable
friends in this city and Benwood. Nc
man had more or warmer friends; none
deserved greater friendship.
a few weeks ago he eYinCed an abera.
lion Of mind that induced his family Il
engage a watcher for him. His condition
did not improve under the care OF bill
family physician, and II was deemed
advisable 10 send him 10 the State Asy.
lum at Weston. How he Jared there il
not known at this writing. The first word
In reference 10 him received by bis family
since he was placed in the asylum, was
the telegram announcing his death yes.
tetday morning.
His remains will be brought 10 Ben.
wood. Due notice Of the funeral will be
given hereafter. The interment will be
made In Mount Wood Cemetery, Of this
attg.
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Judge St. Clair Kelly was in town yes
terday.
Charles KuhnOmuHd is lying low with
a tumor on hiS neck,
Joseph Wallace and Patrick Murphy
each lost his horse yesterday from collie,
The east end of T~hlrty.alth street will
be protected bya rail above the O. & P,
track.
The concert saloons think they cannot
pay a high license. ThapS what the
people wish.
Thomas McCalTfey has been awarded
the contract to FL Twenty-iourth street Il
the creek bridge.
A portico on the Sheets residence on
the extension Of Belmont atreet has been
ordered to be removed.
The council's committee on gas Is con.
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY Of putting q nat.
ural gas tower on the square for light.
Rev. r. G. Wallace will preach at
Buchanan Hill Sunday, and Rev. James
Frazer, Of Davenport, N. Y, will preach
in the U. P. church here.
The polling places for the election have
been fixed at the hose houses In the First,
Fourth and Fifth wards, at the Mayors
oflco in the Third ward and at Mrs.
shanley's In the Second.
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THE GoFF MEETING.
Tho General to Speak in tho North End
Rink Saturday MIGHT.

Tho General to Speak in tho North End
Rink Saturday Night,
The Republican County Executive Com.
mltteo has arranged to have General
GoF deliver another speech in this city
on next Saturday evening. The North
Eud Rink at the corner OF Main and Fifth
streets has been secured for the
place OF the meeting and 1t ID
the intention to make tho meeting one oil
tho largest aud grandest political affairs
ever held IN Wheeling. General Golf Ia
TO speak in Benwood Friday evening. He
will come to this city that night and
spend Saturday and Sunday here, do.
livering q public address Saturday
evening as stated. His principal topic
will DO a protective taritf, IS that
seems to be what the people most desire
to hear about, as shown by the eagerneas
with which they listened to what he
said about that important matter Of
the monSter meeting held in the
Alhsmbra rink Monday evening and The
enthusiastic applause that followed when
the General In q clear, unmistakable man.
ner, defined his poaition in relation to It,
The North End people turned out
strong last Monday night and helpedswelI
the t6rong ut the Alhambra. In return
they extend a cordial inYitaion Ia the
South alderS to return the compliment
Saturday night,
The Plumed Knights held a special
meeting last evening Of Lincoln Club aud
resolved TO again turn out ON Sstur.
day night, in c~itiEens' dress, and
act 90 an escort TO the General from his
hotel to the rink, at the same time form.
ing the nucleus for a big parade. Another
large lot Of those handsome yellow satin
Golf badges were ordered prepared iorthe
occasion, in order that those
who failed to get them the
other evening may be supplied Saturday
night, Red fire will light tho streets and
Q brass band will aid in arousipg the on.
thusiRsp.
Lincoln Club proposes TO do bettor than
ever, and will probably turn out
nearly 200 men. II has been
suggested that the Republicans
from the South Side who attend the meet.
ing be at the club building In time to form
part Of the escort parade. It is tho dSaiFo
TO leave the club rooms for the rink at 7
O'Clock prompt. 1t Ia TO be an old time
political demonstration.
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Msatela.
CATARRHAL DANGERS.

To BE- freed from the dangers Of SuBOGaton
while lying down. to breathe freely, Els0p Soupdly
and undiSlurbldI TO rise refreshed, head clear,
brain active and hee from pain or Hchei to know
that no poisonous, putrid matter dsalel the
breath and pH away the delicate machinery Of
smell, taHts aud hearing; TO feel that the ,syIteui
does not, through Ia veins apd arteries suck W
the poison that's Surs to undermine and destroy,
Is indeed . blessing beyond ali other human eu,
ioyments, To purchase immunity from such
tats should DO the object Of ali AFFLICTED. Bul
those who have trtd many remedies and physl
clans despair Of reliei or cure,
sAntart's Radical Cure meets every phase o.
catAHh, from . simple head cold TO the mos
lOathioms and destructive stages, 1t Is local and
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snpt ird's Radical Cue condSts Of one bottle O
the, Radical Cure, one box Of llAFihl solvent
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Phe9ege. WIN lrealiSs and directions, aud sold b.
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ABoUTPEOPLE.
strangers In the CITY and Wheeling rolEs
Abroad.

Abroad.
Miss LOTTO Gardener, OF sistenvIlle, Is
Waiting friends in this city.
Mr.. j. I. Noble, Of ClaySville, was among
his Wheeling friends yesterday.
Mr.. L. W. ATmdrong, Of WcodsGeld,
Ohio, was ut the 81, James yesterday.
Gen. GoG came down from Wellpburg
last evening, and spent the night OF the
Mcclure House.
George W. PanGborn, Of Columbus, q
well known B. d o. passenger agent, waH
at the Mcclure HouSe yesterday. .
Clerk Tom Darrah, OF the Municipal
Court, was taken sick yesterday while
court was in session, and had to retire.
Mr.. s. W. Andrcas and Mrs. Langdon,
Of UhriCksvillc, Ohio, were among the
guests OF the st. James hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Hsvilsnd, Of New York, rep
resentingth the famous house Of HaVilandG,
Of LimoGcr, France, Is at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. A. j. Gesswelg, Of Chicago, is at tho
Mcclure House. Mr., GetSweis Is man.
eyer Of the Merchant 2Tdtesr, g weekly
paper devoted to tho interests Of travelinS
salesmen.
Colonel W. W. Arnett, Of this city,
billed as zone Of the best orators and
atump.speakers Of the Pan Handle" Is 10
preach BrAnnon and Democracy, taking
his text from Senator Kenna's one dollar
hand book, to the people Of Pine Grove,
Wetzel county, this afternoon.
Mr.. Fairlie, the English engineer, Gen.
A. NJ, Jones, the President OF the CoshoC.
ton, Mt. Vernon & Wheeling rsllroad,and
hia son, who have been Ut The Mcclure
House since last week, will leave to-day.
The Messrs. JoneS will drive back over
the route Of the roRd. Mr.. Fairlie will
possibly so down the river on other bust
neHH.
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You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor, you are bothered with headache,
you arc idgetty, nervous, and generally
out Of s3rts, and want to brace up. Brace
up, but not with stimulants, spring medi'
Cines, or bitters, which have for their basis
very cheap, bad whisky, and which sLimu-
late you for an hour, and then leave you
In worse condition than before. What
you want Ia an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action Of Liver
and Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strength. Such
q medicine you will find in Electric Bit.
ters, and only 80 cents q bottle at Logan
& Co.'s Drug Store.
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no SAVE nER HUSBAND.


A woman's Strange RGnSon for Eloplns
with Another NInn.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 2Z.-A small, GdCd.
looking woman told q queer story TO Jus.
tice RodOr here this morning. Yesterday
she presented hersslt before the juItics
and said that her husband, William En-.
erick, q clgsrmaker, aged thirty.two years,
had stolen her w8'Oh aud her
%Ewo.year.old child, and that she do.
sired him arrested. Justice Roder told
her that q husband could not steal his
wlfe's goods or her child, as tho law says
what Is hers is bis. The woman then
went away, but later in the evening she
called on Officer Wriggina TO nEreat the
man for drunkenness, and when he YVES
behind tho prison bars she requested that
he might DO held for bigainy, and In
oorroboration OF her charge she told
an eventiul story Of her life. 1T wa
born" she said, "in New York state, but
when about twelve years Of age l moved
into jackson county, Michigan. In about
my eighteenth year l married Q Well.to.do
farmer, who resided near the town Of
Jackson, Michigan, and for t~wenty.eipht
years l lived happily aud quietly with him,
and had four children, all Of whom are
living. My husband was q quiet man,
and was worth about about $4,000.
About two years since last spring. Emer.
LEX came around 10 our house, and was
employed as q farm lAborer, and stayed
until the fall. My first husband, whose
name was Hill, Of that time gave him no.
tice to leave, as he did not like Emerickis
way Of behaving. The latter, however,
flstly refused to go from the place without
me, and said we should never
be parted. He made such threats and
acted 90 strangely that, In order 10 save
Hills lie and property, and the lives OF
my children, l consented 10 run away
with him, and we fed TO Canada" She
says she afterwards returned to her hus.
band, but was followed by limerick, and
che again ran away with him and came TO
Newark,
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1oCALpitEyirtEs

Matters Of Minor Moment in aud Aboul
the City.
Tna Grand this evening = "Montt
orspi Hovsn this ovcnlnG-"A SOAP
Bubble"
THn new steel beams are being placed
In The suspension bridge.
YESTERDAY mornlng's session Of the
Police Court was o whitewash.
Two mattiass licenses were Issued yes.
terday and one deed Of trust admitted Ia
record.
A ToRcB Of men was engaged yesterday
In blowing out the water plugs ln the
Fourth ward.
NATURAL gas 10 being turned into elk OF
seven houses 0 day, on an average, BY
th0 West Virginia Company,
LEoA VAN Wars dne, imposed In 20.
lice Court last Monday morning, was paid
Tor him yesterday, and DO was telelAed
from the W6fkhOhse,
WILLIAM sNiTH, 3 rcloted man en-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-28

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tos
fees: VI can recommend Electric Bitters n
the very best remedy. Every bottle Hold
has given relief in every case. One mar
took Elk bottles, and was cured Of rhums,
Hare, druggist, Bsllville, 0hio, eGirm,;
"The beat selling medicine 1 hsva evvI
handled In my twenty years. experience
is Electric BItiers." Thousands Of Others
have added their tes!imonv, 60 that the
verdict ia unanimous that ElscIiG Bitter.
do cure all diseases OF the liver, kidneya
or blood. Only a half dollar a bottle, al
Logan & Cos drug store.
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nnr nnnld rrnnnILort Erl.ience

BtlCi aS Il is at the longest is liable to DO tnateti
ally CurtSlCd BY our own lndlfcrOtlOnA The dya
pspLC cal what lhoy should NOT the bilious drink
coffee In excess aud tho rheumatic, neuralgia and
coiSumptiVo Slt III dtAush'h get wet feet and 10.
pain ia damp clothes and then wonder when III
how they became ~, To pefspnl Win tendency
- lielfAl6lAi We recommend daily use OF Hostel.
lgfa stomach nlltctB, and Alyail q Wlls'glAbslnl
after Unavoidable exposure 10 damp OF pthelKiib
Indictment WeAthef, RiiiCtelt projection q AhOfd'
Cd BY this pleasant safeguard, Whlch dituaA 4
genial GLOW. thtOugh the system, inHlEOfatel aud
tones Ii, aud promotes nerve Tranquility, .tpv0g
Aud Agle, blllouSness, GOnlupAtlOnl dylpeplA ana
renal disorder, ara among tho mAlaalel, which II
temedleS and prevents u III d
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ruE GOSPEL MEETINGS.


-
Significant Growth in Public Intsrest In the
Services,
Yesterday afternoon tho union prayer
meetings held at the First Presbyterian
Church was more largely attended than
any previous meeting, The gospel service
at the rink IN the evening, also, notwlth,
standing the fact that nearly all the
churches had their usual Wednesday
evening prayer service, was much larger
than any previous meeting this week,
This fact shows that these special services
are getting q firm hold 10 the interest Of
tho people Of the city, and the clear indi-
cations are that Wheeling 10 at the dawn
Of q great religious awakening.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Patterson
preached from the text "Filled with the
Spirit" The sermon was full Of whole.
some instruction 10 Christians. In the
evening he spoke from the miracle Of
Christ's healing tho ten lepers." The
truth was very plainly aud lorcibly pre-
ssnlsd and aptly illustrated. Mr.. Palter-
son never fails 10 interest his audi.
ence; he speaks from the heart,
and his audience feels that
he hos a deep interest in them. And the
truth he presents is doing its work. Dur.
ing the evening the choir sang a number
OF selections from a new book by Messrs.
Sankey and %NIcGranahan, entitled the
"GospeI Choir which will BE- used in con.
nsction with the Gospel Hymns Oonaoli.
dated. "The music In this collection ID oil
new and Of tho same high grade Of beauty
and spirituality as Gospel Hymns 80 well
sttested by years Of constant use.
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Con. Cor Al Mell.hnrr.

Gen. Goa addressed the citizens Of
Wellsburg yesterday, The meeting was
held at Q p. m. In the Court House, which
was filled to overlooking with citizens
anxious to see and hear the distinguished
speaker. Many ladies were also present.
The General spoke for two hours, and was
listened to attentiyely throughout, In
the evening Hon. John A. Campbell, OF
Hancock county, and Il. o. Hervey made
speeches. Brooke county may DO expect.
ed 10 render q good account Of herself
when the returns are counted next Tues
day evening.