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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17

NORFOLK, Va. July 16.-Particulars of an ac-
cident to party of excursionists on Albemarls
sound, on Wednesday, reached here this evening.
Between twenty and thirty residents of Man
While returning. and when about two miles
from shore. the vessel was capsized by squall
and number of persons were thrown into the
water. Lieutenant Chaytor, OF the revenue ma
rine service, with the soop Alert went to the
of those in peril three bodies two of which are
those of young ladies', the other that of a child,
being recoyarad
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
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DELAYS Are Dangerous

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
Your special correspondence of the 14th inst
from this place, reporting the strike in the nail
works between the nailers and nail-feeders, was
trne thus far; but his account of the difference
and adjustment was incorrect That being a
question in which the public have neither inter
est nor business we desire, for the benefit of our
concern, to make this simpe statement
]. F. DARNALL, President.
GREENcAsrLE Ind, July To-
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seem to indicate it, Take Meridian street. There
is no display of flowers along that handsome
street anywhere to amount to anything except in
the Blind Asylum yard
s'Isn't that beautifulf continued she flower
fancier holding up long nodding plume. a
graceful, bending stem OF green filled with
flaming scarlet flowers. THAT is asgadiolus: fif
teen cents. Think of all that beauty for the cost
of three beers
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Cleveland Hadn't Been informed.

st. Louis POst-DIspatch.
James j. Hill, president of the ST. Paul, Min
nesota & Manitoba Railroad Company. whose
right-o f-way bill has just been vetoed by Presi-
dent Cleveland, is reported to have contributed
$25 900 toward the expenses of Cleveland's cleo
ton. Hill easily got his bill through Congress,
although General Sheridan and Indian Commits
sloner Atkins wrote letters protesting against its
passage. But that $4,000 utterly failed to
carry it through the White House.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17

the flames that followed were seen
from above, and soon the men were
lifted to the surface O'Toole ia believed to have
been fatally burnesi about the body OBrien is
severely burned abnut the extremities, but not
fatally. Shorter's hands are shockingly burned
and his head is severely cut Whites right leg
and thigh are fractured Sullivan's face and
hands are burned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17
CabIe Notes.

Since the last report there have been eight
eases OF cholera and three deaths at Trieste,
end six cases and two deaths at Fiueme.
The funeral services over the remains OF Car
dinaL Guibert, Archbishop of Paris, were very
impressive. The ceremony took place in Notre
snasaA Cathedral An immense procession, com
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17
General yeatch Not q Candidate.

General James c. Veatch, in letter received
from him yesterday by a friend in this city, says
that he cannot consent to become candidate
for the Republican nomination for Secretary of
State, in compliance with the expressed wishes
of many of his friends, as he is not physically
able to take an active part in politics
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17
Late Fires.

DUBUQUE, Ia, July 16-The Dubuque oat-
meal mills were destroyed by fire this evening.
The loss is estimated at $1,000 insurance,
$40, 000
CHICAGO, July 16--The Inter Ocean s APPLE
ton, Wis. special says: 'Symes Jones's stave
factory burned to-day. Loss, $25, 900; insurance,
SIS 0OOD
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK. July 16-Arrived: City of Rich
mond, from Liverpool; Moravia, from Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, July T.-Arrived Adriatic,
from New York.
LONDON. July 16.-Arrived: Helvetia, from
Nav YORK;
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Plain Talk.

There is a preventative principle in Sozodont
that effectually preserves the teeth from decay.
Rich and poor indorse it. No lady ever tried it
without approving its cleansing and purifying
properties. It outsels all other dentifriees. Ask
for Sozodont, and take no substitute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-17
NOTICE OF BRIDGE LETTING

Sealed proposals for the construction Of an iroa
bridge the Wabash river at the city of Attica
Ind. will be received by the superintendent until .
o'clock M, August7 1886 at the law Office of Isaac
E. schoonover, in said city Three separate bds-cne
for superstructure one for stone work and one FOR
earthwork. There will be two abutments, six pisra
and seven spans. For particulars, plans speci6ca-
Os etc. address either Of the undersigned at Attica
Ind. JAMES MARTIN,
ANDREW ZEIGIER
SAMUEL CLARK,
superintendent
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Cincinnati, indianapolis, St Louis { Chicago
RAILWAY COMPANY.

special meeting of the stockholders of this COM
pany will be held at tie Office of the company in Ind
annapolis, on
MONDAY. THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1885.
at IL o'clock M, for the purpose of considering thu
propriety of issuing mortgage bonds for the redemp
ton and payment of present debt Of the company.
By order of the directors.
E. F. OSBORN. Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
1T. L.hs's Church,

A large congregation assembled in the
beautiful St. Lukes church to listen to a
sermon by Rev Mr. CAN'T on the Lords
Day. The sermon was pointed and prsc-
tical IL proved the necessity Of its Oh.
servapce. the results OF its being uisre-
garded and the blessings, religious, mental
and hygenic, here observed. Mr.. CAN'T
believed that civil laws should be enforced
and the canon laws Of the church should
be insis.ed upon By the authorities OF the
church While be maintained Wig.
orous restrictions. be took
liberal vipa Ct the question
BE referred to the labor troubles, and he-
ieyed thai while employer ard employees
were equals, they we're also suhjects that
were Gods commandments o0eyed, and
less lswlessnesg allowed, that Divine econo.
my would s,t,is I'll difficulties. The SEP
mon was ofiEt5rest to all and the speaker
had the sympathy Of bis audience. The
choir of St Luke's under Ih4 direction Of
Mr. Burk, Gnd the playing OF Miss Sage,
sang most delightfully."- The perfect time
and sweetness Of voices OF Mrs Rogers,
Miss Yardy, aud Messrs. Beaumont aud
McCoy, are no: cxcslIsd in the city,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
TEE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY.
The Mikado this evening.
ASnvER SPUR at the Academy tonight.
SEATS for Hamlet will be put on sale
this morning
THE Yong Mems Democratic Club will
meet in its hall this evening.
THERE will be q skating carnival at the
Alhambra Rink on March llth.
The Public Library will be closed to.
dsy. The banks will also be closed.
A WOMAN, whose name is unknown, was
robbed Of q sos railroad ticket, at the b.
& o. depot, few Gays ago.
JAMES WOODS, Of Martins Ferry, and
John Dixon, OF this city, will skate race
at the Alhaubra Rink on Wednesday eve
ming.
The minstrel boys will hold a rehearsal
to morrow night and none on Thursday
evening, when Hamlet will be produced
at the Opera House.
The See-Saw Social will give a grand
skating aud dancing carnival at the Capt.
toll rink this evening. Dancing will com
mence at 10 p N.
THERE will be special meeting OF
Wheeling and Cyrene Communicates, Il,
T., at the Asylum this evening at $50
o'clock to make arrangements to go to the
st. Louis ConClsve.
TIE Board of Public Works has decided
TO at once proceed to condemn the Myers
property, on Eoff street. between Thirty
second and Thirty-third streets, with view
to Strengthening the first named thorough
fare.
The production of Hamlet at the Opera
House next Thursday afternoon promises
to be the most enjoyable entertainment
ever given by local talent Mr.. Hennig
deserves the patronage OF Wheeling peo'
pie, and it will no doubt be accorded him
heartily on Thursday.
A LARGE number of Turner5 and their
friends excurted up to Steubenville yester-
dsy morning, where they spent the day In
pleasant manner among members OF the
Steubenville Turner Society and friends.
They returned at 9 o'clock last evening
tired and happy.
Or Thursday evening number of young
folks met aud proceeded to the residence
OF Capt Thomas Prince, on the Island.
whsre they pleasantly surprised his daugh-
ter. Miss Lolita. At 1870 choice refresh
ments we're served, which all the young
folks enjoyed immensely. They LETT at a
late hour with many kind wishes for Miss
Lolita, and convinced that she was indeed
charming little hostess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
.o,LL ON COIN.
The wounded Man Rapidly Recovering
Strength, but Refuses toSTaik.

The wounded Man Rapidly Recovering
strength, but Refuses o.Talk.
reporter called at the jail last evening"
10 see Morris COIN, the wounded man. Aao
found him in greatly improved eohai'
ton. He is still occupying the cot IN one
OF the second s.ory.rooms, and although ne
is not able to walk he can sit up in bed ana
wait on himself. BE talks in straignt'
forward manner, but refused decidedly 10
say thing in regard &c what Jed to the shoot'
ing. When asked why he refused to make .
statement he said he would wait unni ne
got better; that be wanted 10 fully con-
slider the matter before be said anything.
He compls ps OF only q little pain from
the wound in his head. The swelling mas
gone out of his right eye to great extent !;
but he cannot see out OF II. be mas luii
use OF his left eye.
Cohn says he never thought OF dying
and thinks he will be able to walk around
in several days. He3kes more nourish'
ment every day and is rapidly regain'ns
his strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
"A MOUNTAIN PINK"
A Pleasant Talk With hIsa BeIia Moore
Who FIaysi

A Pleasant Talk With M,ss Belia Moore
who FIaysit.
a l.EutsIER reporter called upon Miss
Bella Moore at the Mcclure House Lee,
evening and spent delightful Lsin hour in
conversation regarding her play, Upon
being ushegsd into her room be found Mr..
Gkgg, her husband and manager, also Mr..
Gregg's mother, who was recently called
to The bedside OF Miss Moore, she being
quite i'll. Miss Moore is charming lady,
and of the stage as on it, she has win
some grace that ia at once attractive aud
fascinating.
She looks the same in every day life that
she does in the character of "A Mountain
Pink, and one can almost imagine her
saying "Pa, look at me, mountain pink"
many OF the little maunerisms peculiar 10
her on the stage being natural. This may
be said Of her hair, which is 80 heavy and
pretty. She is rather decided blond
with very large eyes, which when brought
to bear upon an audience in tender scenes
are decidedly effective, as they would be
upon the hec:ts OF admirers
al answer TO an intesrogstory she said
mo, do not like "A Mountain Pink so
much as play, but GIA devoted 10 the
character Of sincerity Weeks, who,
think, "a sweet character" (Of courss
the reporter took advantage of this oppor.
tumty to fling a compliment at
Miss Moore, whc. no doubt is
surieited VITA .hem. But is natural, you
kuoY) 81 took hold Of the play hsoause
| liked the name Of "A Mountain Pink
which besides being pretty, ia attractive
and Mr.. Gtogg purchased the right
&c play 1t even before
| knew wbatit was like Yes; il had been
played befo-o by several w5lIknowp
actresses, who uuhsppily, made failp,e Of
it, and | have hard work TO bripr il nm -
what 1t is AZ presen'. tEiuk sonbrt tie
parts ere much more exhsus,inp than
emotional roles and much prefer the
latter
DO you, Ike some other actresses
watch the audience while on the stage2'
asked the reporter
Indeed, do, answered Miss Moore,
With some vehenence The o.her night
looked down in the audience Just when
was in the midst of tender passage and
saw lady reading small piece Of paper.
paying no attention whatever TO me. Such
things as tina; pique me awtully
and | cannot heIp showing It
By hardening in my voice. Yes, l am
greatly pleased with Wheeling, although it
is exceedingly black, and one is COMPEL
ed TO 90 INFO The hand washing business
Gu an extensive scaIe shall always look
forward 10 mg visits here With much
pleasure.
With this assurance the reporter left.
hoping tor her early return. The
will give "a Mountain Pink in
Washington. Pa, this evening. leaving on
the cary train this morning for that point.
Miss Moore has only appeared in Wheel
ing tSo Seasons but she has won the hearts
of those who have had the pleasure of see
ing her and when she returns a royal ova.
ton will 10 doubt be accorded her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
To Have a Hearing TODAY.

Chief of Police Smith return ed ftom
Parkersburg Saturday evening having
With him Louis Tanner, charged with
stealing a skif from North Wheeling
gentleman named John Neihsus on Mon
dsy last. Farmer was committed to Jail
b7 Justice W. n. Davis in default of 81 600
bail, until this afternoon at clock, when
he will be given hearing. Mr.. Neihaus
and his son accompanied Capt. Smith to
Parkersburg, aud found the missing skitf
at IL. Parkersburg wharf. The prisoner
sa7o he bought the skitf at point near
Williamsburg for 1925,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Committed to ,aII.

Justice W. &. Davis yesterday co,nmlt-
ted Joseph CROSBY to Jail in default OF $500
bail or stealing SIX chickens in the Eighth
ward, Saturday night Crosby Yves caught
BY Oticer Hanahunaker With the poultry
in his arms, az mentioned in yesterday s
REG .srER, and was at once locked up IN
the Eighth ward lock-up Yesterday morn,
ing he was brought up &c headqusrters,snd
later taken before the Justice, with the re-
suit narrated above
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Barkley's Case.

One week from to-day the Barley case
will come bef,re the American Associs.
ton directors st tie Louisville meeting.
RumOrS have been flying fast, but conf.
dence is maiD,siDed in Barkley's playing
in PittsbuEg Fortunately, President
Phelps, OF the l.cuiLyilles, will sit 81 the
trial, AMI as be is a lawyer Of well-known
ability it is mere than likely no decision
will be given tina, will not con6Re itself 10
law. The Allegheny Club has en-
ployed one Of the best lawyers in Pennsyl-
Tsnic TO present aud argue the case, and
he will DO retained by Barley sa we'll
Bsrnie hiss also engaged council, and there
seems no possible chance OF a compromise.
1t had been hoped the matter would be
settled smicably, bat it seems both teams
and their patrons demand the player for
their respective clubs. Reliable authority
states that there is no possible chance OF
Barley playing in Baltimore, sven if the
case is Geo ided aYerse to the Allies" 1t
was also rumorei that several others in
sympathy with Barnie will endeavor to
have Barley blscklisted, claiming dishon.
orsble action, but such a procedure will
hardly succeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

AN elegant and complete line of
SuItings, PRntalSOnings and Over
eOatIngs, made TO order I'm best
style and al lowest prices.
For comfort get one OF those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
4. HESS a. SONS,
1921 AZ 1928 Market ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

About one o'clock yesterday morning,
Richard E Lewis, New York dtummer,
was robbed in the Arlington saloon OF
three Eve dollar bills A warrant WAS
sworn out before Justice Ankle 70? one
Samuel Solomons who is accused Of the
robbery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

Wanted-MOuey.
Narth View DAIRY. C. Psrshalt.
Island PROPERTY for Sale-J. Pollock
Fox Rsut-G e.. smith.
Attention, sir knights.
Wantsd-Ageuts
For Sale-BusiHsSs Property
Vienna Bread Raissrs-N esbrt Bro.
For Observation-Disclosures Andes.
Academy Of Music-The Silver spur
Raaksrs and Brokers y Henry Clews CO.
Morning Glory Baking PoEder-ti. ;. Feeny
Opera House-Al Norman OpSra Company.
Table Damasks-l. :. Rhodes 4 60.
New Dress GOOds-Geo r. Tay Tor.
New stock Of CGTpets-Stone & Thomas Local
Great siuS-Henry Jacobs CO.-,Locsl
Closing Out sale-Bmes & Golfer. local Page
Fine Watches a Speciality. G. Dillon. Local
Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Change of BASE,

On or about March Let, 1856. will re-
move my store to No. l944 Main street,
Is doors below Market sney) at Which,
time shall make new departure in my
way of doing business. and sell goods
strictly fer cash | shall as heretofore,
keep the moot reliable makes OF medium
and iue grades Of boots and shoes. After
an experience OF fifteen yesrs am con
vinced that the Cash system is better for
both buyer and seller. can and will cell
at least 10 per cent cheaper for each. Can
you afford to pay it for short credit?
Hoping this will meet your approval, / re-
specially solicit your trade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
REMISSION OF FINES
Only half AItye.

There are hosts Of men and wOn,n who, to col
phrass, are only halt also. That Il 70 say, they
have seldom ever any appetite, are nervous
weak, hgetty AMI troubled Dy NON terless small
pains aud sches In toe JIeseuoe OF vigorous, ex-
Btsranl vitality they en- ne pigmies. uch
persons sTe usually ionj OF frequently dosnp
themselves, swallowing in ihs oourss Of the year
enough drugs 10 stock any EPotheeary shop Of
average dimensIors. This, OF CO rse, rtfeats In
,tead Of tETthertng the end in view, viz. the re-
from al upfaliI 'ource al vitality. Hol .sttef's
Stomach Bitter, how different w6dId be their
case Then Vlgor would return to ;heir debilitated
frames, the glow OF health TO taelr wan cheers
their trembling uncertain gait would grow i'm
aud elastic appe lite, that grzndest Of all saaess
would give relish for the daily tod ere It ever
so coarse, aud refreshisg sleep would crown the
tasks Of the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEATS.

Hereafter every piece OF Sugar
Cured Meat and Bacon Shoulders
cured and smoked by US will be
branded by the word Sehenck's,
being burned into the skin. We
have found il necessary TO do this
In order 10 protect the consumers
and dealers and ourselves against
inferior meats represented as be-
ing our brand.
We expect TO mark our cure of
Bacon Sides shortly.
r. SCHENR & SONS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
411brrling Register
LOCAL lNTELLlGENCE


WASHINGTON, D. c February 22--For
the Ohio Valley GGd Tennessee, fair
weather, slowly rising temperature in the
eastern portion, followed BY slight rise in
Temperature aud variable winds
For the lower lake region, local SHOWS
followed By fair weather, slight changes in
temperature followed by slightly warmer
weather, winds generally shifting to south
rvsskarIy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
Signed With the Mountain Pink"

1t is understood that Mr.. Frank Hennig
hss signed with the Mountain Pink"
company. to take the leading part. He
will Join the company in OIL City, Pa,
some time next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Grand Ball,

The "feeder-nailers" row at work in the
city mills will give grand ball at Arion
Hall on Thursday evening. Kramer will
play.