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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-02

The Fourth Of July viii not come on Sum
dav ngain until 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22
WE pENNETT aAs MAOnINE.
The Advantages DsFiYsd from Its Use b
Gas Consum0FA,

Gas COnAumsFs'
A second test Of the Standard gas ma
chine, the invention of Colonel 0, W.
Bennett, Of Washington City, was made
II the otacs OF the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company Saturday evening under the su :
perytsion OF the inventor. The results
were satisfactory and interesting, sustain'
ing the claims d the inventor and those
engaged in the manufacture OF the ma
chine as to the advantages derived from
its use,
1t has been queatlon OF interest among
gas experts as to how ma urRl gas could be
given sufficient Illuminating power for or
binary use. That question has been
solved by this machine, known es the
Bennett gGa generator, owned by the
Standard Gas Machine Company, Of
Washington, d. @,
In q talk with an INTRLLIdREcER re.
porter Saturday evening, Colonel Bennett
said; :.
desired perfectly, producing from natural
Cos a beautiful, rich, pure, safe and
smokeless Illuminating gas OF 50 candle
power, from one-ioot, ordinary lava gas
tips, giving as much light as ave-fooi
burner, with ordinary coal gas, The
products OF combustion are lessened, and
therefore the sanitary effects are i'm
proved, making the cir healthy in sleeping
apartments, halls and buildings, The test
which has bean made in the office OF the
Wheeling Natural Gas 90. Of this ma
chine fully demonstrates the above facts
This Is q guestlon Of financial Importance
to natural gas companies, While they
supply heat in buildings, they can at the
same time contract 10 furnish o superior
Has light at moderate cost"
"Is that ita only uae2'
"Oh, no; this generator ls also 0 gas
saving machine, enriCher and purifier O
coal gas, In which connection 1t hai
been 10 successful operation in the city
Of Washington for the past year, The U
s. Inspector OF gas meters at Washington
made comparative tests with this gas
with the following results: first teat, con
sumption equal, luminosity Of Bennett
process double city gas; second test, re
uuired more than three times the quaint
ity OF city gas to pioducs an equal amour
Of light from Bennett process; third test
illumination by Bennett process dOubl
and consumption one-half,
"This IL clearly q saving to consumer
Of city gas Of fifty per cent on their ga
bills,
HBy this process tho same amount Of il
Illumination Is gained from a one foo
burner, as would be from i've foo
burner with coal gas"
The plan the company operates on Is I
receive from consumers one-half OF tn
saving on gas bills, machines placed Il
buildings and kept in running order st tn
compAny's expense, and the savings ar
divided equally between the consume
and the company.
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A1.NNoTIEN NAnTnQUAIE COMING,



For, commencing next Friday, Novem'
Der %, at No ll0O Main street, the great
Chicago Bankrupt Clothing Company open
the greatest clothing sale ever known on
earth, Thoy bought at their own price an
entire clothing manufacturers stock, con-
sigting Of mere than 10000 suits, oyeEcoats,
single pants for men, boys and children,
amounting to nearly $4,000. RecolleCl
thia immense stock contains all the finest
grades OF imported CorksCrews, worsted,
meltons, Kelseys, beavers, Harris, sawyers
fancy mixed cassimeresr made up In latest
styles expressly for fall and winter wear
But the manufacturer could not meet his
paper and The OhICsgo Bankrupt Clothing
Company here stepped In, and for spot
cash bought this entire stock at their own
price, Read a fetV Of our grand bargain Of
ferin0S: Mems heavy cashmere suits
1915, actually worth $1,000; mons nice
KeIsey overcoAts S. 05, actually worth
$l3 90; mems cashmere pants 90 cents
worth So rs; men's all wool Scotch Cassl
mere suits So Us, cheap at SO 90; mems
fne imported cashmere suits, in 40 differ
ent patterns, SI05, actually worth SIS 0Oi
mems elegant imported corkscrew woisted
suits, latest styles, Sl0O5, are actually
worth $50 90; boys heavy winter over
coats 81 90, cheap at IS 90; boys. nice win
ter suits, 81 IS, cheap at 81; Childrsn'a
heavy cashmere suits, ST. 0j, wolth Sill
mems heavy underwear, 20 cents, worth
| 10 cent?; heavy ribbed suppenders, 10
cents, worth 10 cents. And thousands OIL
other terrific bargains, which you must
call and see, for fine custom made clothing
will be slaughtered as clothing was never
slaughtered before, at 100 Main street
Grand opening day Friday, November
10Th. Come bsiore the assortment getE
broken, and look for large No. 100.
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Miss Tessie beagle, who opens a weeks
engagement at the Grand this evening, Il
one Of tho youuges! suGceg,iI stars on the
stage. ghp comes from line Of theatti.
cal people. She opens in "l.ons Pine" 6
picturesque Western drama OF the better
class, without too much slang aud powder
burning. Miss D!agle ip, Of CouIss, the
CentraLGgure, as the ideal wild rose OF the
mining camp, with sprightliness, melody
aud nerve enough for dozen, but who
finally blooms into one Of the moat be.
witching society bslleV, after all tho perils
Of "Lone Pine" are over aud she becomes
q resident OF Denver. Among the attrRc.
tons Of the play are the Spe6ialtlea intro.
duced by the comedian John D. Griffin
lfikc Moore, Tomhs lawyer John W.
Gardner-Hing Sing, q heather Ohinee
Miss Louise Bsthlne, who Singg charm.
ing'y, and last, but not least, Miss Dssgle
in her marvellous dances, which are the
embodiment Of chic with a dash OF west.
ern reCkleBSuess and pure fun, A good
weeks business Is assured.
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CHESTNUT BURGLARIEs.
Former Operations of The Thieves Revived
With IntUrcSt.

Former Operations of The Thieves Revived
With IntcrcSt.
There has been a good deal OF talk in the
pas! week Oh tho subject Of old burglaries
in tho city. The Rsgsl,r followed up the
INTELroEScER's expose OF the doiugs Of
the Lowell gang with supposed "glve
awsy" OF the Workensuer robbery, with
which the famous aud much feared John
Uonners' name 10 connected. Tho truth
OF history demands a correction OF this.
The facts can easily be established.
John Oopuers plotted the WorkenauOr
robbery several months before II was coin
mitted. HO aud two Of the Condreys,
and two other parties who are perfectly
we'll known, started over tho creek one
night to execute thoir plans, but were met
on the bridge by Rsymann's brewery by
DominiCk Morris, then on the force, who
remarked in his artleps Irish way:
"Go on, daddy huckg. Pm on 10 you'll"
OF course the gang didn't 90 on, They
tried it sgain, but again Dominica headed
them oil. Then they abandoned the idea
temporarily. Corners committed anoth.
err robbery, and was arrOBted by Capt.
Bennett. He was convicted, and sentep-
Oed to MoundsVille for FIVE yoars, but es.
capped from sil and went to Ohio. He
shot an officer at Portsmouth while tho
latter was trying to arrest him, aud was
sent to Columbus for three years, and
served ont Ills term as John Harris" 1t
was while he was In the penitentiary
there that the Workenauer robbery wSs
committed. The RSghtSrS present story,
except that Oouners was not named in II,
was printed in THAT papor shortly sttor
the robbery, and reporter was beaten
nearly to death by two Of the men con.
neCted with the crime.
Shortly after the WOFkenauer robbery
John Mooney Deposited his ahRro Of the
$4,000 stolen Lhore In one oil the city
banks. Nobody who Ia posted on local
crooks has doubt that John Mooney was
the head Of the masked gang. One Of
the Condreys was arrested the day after
the Workenauer robbery, by Capt. Ben.
nett, on suspicion Of being the man who5e
mask young Workenauer tore OF, but the
young man failing to identify him, he was
discharged. Thp man who made the aiRg
dayit for Capt. Smith was either badly
imposes, On, or he is "a pretty good liar
0onnes is said by some people to be
now In the Frankfort, n.y., ponttentiary,
but there are others who declare they
have aeen him within q week, aud believe
that he himself started tine Frankfort story
In order to throw tho officers of his track.
"Curly Jack" Oondrey Is now In Jail at
Pittsburgh. "Plugger" Condrey is doing
year here under the lllame act. "Eggy"
Condrey Is at large, and has been in town
recently aud OF Martins Ferry still more
recently. Just where John Mooney is
now is not known. II Is commonly be.
lleyed that he iGil the vicinity, and that
be took part In the resent masked rob-
berry at Mt, Pleasant He fights shy Of
Wheeling since bis escape from ilil here.
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I,oiIalrc.

John Hawklns, Of Msrlng, Hart < 90.
Is home from q trip.
Will King, OF Birnesville, has been as
aisLiug the Elyslan orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois celebrated
their silver wedding Saturday evening, ?
The U. s. snOg boat Woodruff lay here
Saturday having some repAirS made at the
A!na shops.
Prot. suhoaeld has been selected to take
charge Of the ei1gsrs Who gro preparing Ia
give 1.-THE Mlkado." q
Rev. R. +. Keller will preach the
union Thanksgiving sermon Thursday
morning az the First Presbyterian church.
VIM. s. Gallagher, Democrat, was elect.
ed councilman by thirty.elght majority
over ChAs. Hoffman, Republican, In the
Second ward, The vote was light,
D. 8. Wright, the Dunkirk Bssdslnan's
boat was here Saturday, Tn route down
from tie Allegheny river Ia charge OF hiI
Sou. This trip has been performed annu.
ally for many years.
Tho new arrangement by which q
Wheeling mail 10 sent here In the evening
does not make much Of an improv emenf,
10 the mall generally reaches here after
the close Of business.
The natural gas company will have a
street burner 81 the end Of the q. & p.
depot. These are two burners at The
Windsor Hotel, ave at NJ. bohneborn'e,
aud one at the gas compauy'S Office, on
Guernsey street,
y. B. Long, who moved 10 Kansas two
years ago, has returned, brinplng his
lamlly and goods all the way In three
wagons that arrived here Saturday. One
wagon was drawn by Ave mustangs. Forty
days we're spent on the way.
Rev. N. s. Hosy preached at the First
Presbyterian church yesterday 10 lArg9
This congregation will
bold q meeting WedneslAy evening to
,hooae o pastor Il The way DO clear, Rev.
", NJ. Eaton preached yesterday Al Ihs
second Presbyterian clutch, Ia The Oh.
IenCe Of the pastor.
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BOLD AND VERY SLICK,
A sucoEssrUL nIeawAY RopRR4
on the National Road In the First Ward
Yesterday Niorning-A Valuable Lesson
Taught Young Man and his Em.
ployer by tho Thieves.


At an early hour Sunday mornlVg-in
fact very shortly after midnight Saturday
night-a young man named Henry sChuau'
Der, who has charge Of the meat store at
the corner Of tenth and Market streets,
owned by s. Welmsr, the Fulton butcher,
was on his way home to Fulton, going
over the hill by the National road, when
he was Joined near the intersection OIL
Market street by short, heavy-set man
whom he did not know, but who was sp'
paraRtly very much intoxicated, almost
loo much 80 to navigate. Young SChnRu'
her supposed hs was q Teeldent OF the
First ward OF Fulton, who had taken toe
much hssr aboard and was on his way
home,
put the money in the till into little bag
which he carried in his hand. It contain
ed $50 in silver, q five dollar bill and {
little change, besides which lie had q little
change in his pocket, He had been ad
vsed by friend to go out on one OF tn
motors on the Elm Grove road earlier il
the night, but he did not get through II
time, Besides, he was used To taking thu
hill route clrrying a good deal more none!
than on this occasion, 80 that he did no
feel at all uneasy,
liz and bis drunken companion hst
reached the top Of the hill, when the!
saw another man coming up lromltho d
EeCtiou OF Fulton. AS he drew near tn
drunken man staggered heavily agRins
,, Young Schnauber, Whsreupon the othe
man spiz ID him by the arms, The hrs
man then threw of all attempt to appea
intoxicated and the two grasped hi
money bsg and also proceeded togo througI
bis clothes securing the lIttlo change h
, had there. He fought hercely, but thsI
were too much forhim, His clothes wert
torn and his face hurt some. The mel
. finally got all his money aud then raj
, down toward the city.
|, The Fulton hill Ia the best place In tn
world for highway robbery, The ros'
: there Is almost deserted, and 1t 10 ronot
from any dwelling and offers fine faCilitia
iorimmedIate escape. 1t Is said SChnRube
and the Welmars often carried hundred
OF dollars over the hill at night, and w0r
: never armed. They had been warned O
the danger, but ridiculed the idea. Th
warning has at last been emphasized in
, way that will impress 1t on theI
Z memory.
Several suspicious persons were see
!; hanging around the neighborhood OF th
store in the evening, and 1t 10 evident this
!! the robbery was tho result oil very care
. fully devised plot.
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AFuIl NInlln orr OF ssn.on,

George L. MUM was arrested last night
by QAcer panlap, and lodged in the lock-
up. He was making a good deal Of fuss in
a hall way in Alley q. and the officer found
him lying on the floor. He threatened Ia
have Dunlap dsposOd from tho force, and
said he would be the next Chief OF Police
AT the lookup he asked Officer Watson to
telephone Louis echwalb TO come aud bail
him out, but the officer said: "Thaes q
pretty idea, telephonin' from police head
quarters to saloon on Sunday. They're
supposed to be shut"
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A snhhntll school orchoslrn,

A new feature was introduced yesterday
in tho Fourth street NJ. i Sunday school
WHICH bids fair to add much to the inter
est and ecIraCtiyeness OF the school and
so greatly increase its influence for good
This Is an orchestra to accompany the
singing. It consists Of a Cornet, a piano, 4
flute, violin and q bass viol, beside the
organ. The result yesterdsy was most
pleasing, and the experiment is expected
10 result In greatly increased attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22

! have been practicirg medicine iol
twenty years, and have never been able ia
put up vegetable compound that would,
like Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
and effectively move thellYer 10 action and
ct the same time aid (inBtead Of weaken.
ing( the digestive and Gssltnilatlvs powers
Of the system.
No other remedy within my knowledge
can oil lts place.
L, NJ. HINTON, M. D., Washington, Ark.
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Beginning with Thursday matinee
Thanksgiving Day. Mis-, Lizzie Evans
will play an engagement Of three nightl
and two matinees ut the Opera House
Miss Evans has played In this city on
several occasions, and hes always been
well received. She Is one OF the best
little aoubrette aCtresseG now on the stage
and Is considered by many to Burpasl
even Lolita, the original. She certainly
has the advantage Of youth on her side.
Besides, she is graceful, and everything
she does Is natural aud pleasing, She has
popularIzsd several plays - "Fogg'l
Ferry" "sea Sands" and others--and
has never yet left disagreesblo i'm
preston on an audience. She will open
In her romantic four act comedy, entitled
"Sea Sands" supported by a company
competent in every respect. OF course
everybody will go and zee this charming
little actress. The repertoire q the on
gagoment will be as follows: Thanksgiy'
Ing matinee and also Friday night, "Sea
Sandal" Thanksgiving night, the evsl
popular "Fogg's Ferry" and also SAtur'
day matinee. "The Culprit Fay" and
"a Harvard Lad" Saturday night.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SultlngS, OycrcOatlngs
aud PantalOobings. Also full Hue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SuiLlngS Speciality. -. ..s.,.
Second LOT Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They nrc warranted
not TO shrink. L. HESS i SON.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer IS observed at SCbnepts drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
"a. NJ, 42'; ~ AM. bl0;2 p. NJ, 66'; Z r.
M.,600. Sunday: IAN, $50; - A. NJ, 46'
81. NJ, bl0; Z Y. 81, bOo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-22

WE hare introduced o new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallment plan
whereby you can secure a witch at once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. 6RUDD, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth ard Market Sts,
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Beacon Till Linen,
Is tho Finest paper made.
j, Il. WILSON,
Bookseller & SiatlOnCr,
1905 Market IL.
A. L. RICE 4 CO.

On Saturday We received q very choice
selection Of Glllldreh's Plush Rnd SIX
nOnBetS. We ordered these goods four
weeks ago, but they Nro so popular with
The iluC trade, bOtll East aud Vest that
the demand can scarcely DO supplied, ahl
hence the delay In receiving. ours. we
will display them In Oiir Windows thlS
week. They are tic rrettleSt Chlldren'S
BonnOis 0tershOWn In the city.
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There Were Not Enough POStOnieos.
PdrksrSburO SaItiKI,
Judging from tho returns the Democrats
OF the State are growing very tired o.
something.
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Sneezing Catarrh.

Tho dIstIOSins Snocss Snesis, sntcs, the acrld
Watsry discharges from the eyes and mole, tho
painful inflammation extending 10 tho throat, tho
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, COiiRlI ringing notes In the head aud
splitting headaches, how familiar these symptom
arc TO thousands who suffer periodically from head
colds or influenza, aud who live in ignorance Of
tho fact that single application Of sANToRb's
RADICAL GINS ron UArARRH Will afford iRsigaiaat.
OH TtliGt
hut thlT treatment in cNSOs Of simple CAlarrh
gives bulA faint Idea Of what ibis remedy will do
ID the chf0ni1 forms, where the breathing ID Oh.
liT10led BY choking, putfld mucous aOGdmulA.
lions, Tho hearing AhectOd smell aud lRile gong,
throat tilCefAtbd and hacking cough gtadUNliy
iNl0nlng Itself upon the debllIlAtVd Synsm. Then
II 10 that tho marvellous curative power Of IAN.
FOAD's RADICAL CUAE ngnliesls Itself IN inslah.
iAntOts and grateful relief. Uurs begins from the
economical, sAiO. -
sINF0Eb'i RADICAL CUkE consists OIL one bottle
Of the RADICAL CuAE, one boz CATARAiiAL Bot
yENF aud % lnFhoYRp lNlAtSAi price u,
pgtrn DRpG a CHEMICAL Co., BoSFoN,
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WARRINGTON, D. o., Nov. 22,-l A. NJ
Fer Western Pennsylvania, and West
Vagina: Local rains, nearly stationary
Temperature, variable WINDS.
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The river al this point presented o live
" appearance Saturday. There was hard
II d hall hour In which one or moro boats
Of the coal fleet with large tows Of loaded
fats and bafges were not In sight,
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alG1u advertisements.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

/ viii sell at public auction at tho front door Of
the Court House Of Taylor County, W. Va on
Saturday, December Is, 1886,
Commencing at o'clO'k p. m, the following do
SC iDrd real estate situate In trio town OF Grafton,
10 Wit: All Of q certain patO ! Of ground known
AZ the n0rtheFn halt Of lot No, 50 Oh tho l.uEI1tr
n RtUl IRd town, on which lot Is a good frame
dwelling house.
This sale Will DO made by v rtuc OF co tain d. cd
Of trust gxeru cd by George X. farmhouse AID
wife 10 VII lam 7 Barnard, Trustee, dAiCi nun J
], 1871, and now Of reGrd u thl ONCE Of tho Gle
Of tlg COUNT Court u TAYLOR County In deed u
trust book A, psRe 1O7, and sad IA n'rl LRyIlb
declined 70 act as turh trustee the unlfr l;Ilrh
WAS appointed by the Circuit Court e 1Ayl !
County, on the 10Th day Of Novcmb +. ! IS 4 us
tee InplR:e Of said barnard 10 . ~ u,U Ssid deco
TER ds:-0nethiyd o Eh, bal noe IN ! UTCdit u.
one aud two yolrs With lnGr,N from tho DAY u
sac The purchaser Will h0 leu | cd & eAGtul
noleI, with good IGglrt5, flf ITO Il I rreL III =.
menL., aud The legal title vii b; ebiue by me
III thtr security, JOSH v, IA az
Nov. q, 1855. IN Tr A!G,.
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Now AdyortispIne ntu,

WANTED tCneiAl Agents
Fer snle- HOutU anu Lot @, o. Hmlth,
Regular Tut Edny laCl ct Frank BOOth, Agent.
Opera IlOuie-- Lizzie Evans
Liand OpO'n llUWO-1Lisla beagle.
WI ceiling NRtuiRl Gas CA-EOtiCe " HtnCl holders
Reduction III Price oil C0ke-GeO. Hell, secre
Attention Junior plunCd Knight
Trustees Ealc-JOhn ". Macon, iluSlCe-Fouitli
Understand Distinctly Logan CO. Fourth
naRe.
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IS. Good q Co. sell dry goods The
cheapest.
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81. Jacobs oil Ia tho best remedy for
rheumatism before the American people,
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New Castle, Ind, Cotiritr-Our editor
cured hlS cold with Red Stat Cough Cure,
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DRESS GOODS

Being a specially he has accumulated from
various sources the most choice selection OF
Combination Suitings in French Wooden Nov,
elites, as we'll as Silks Satins and Velvets, that
has been offered in this market, The great adj
vantages he possesses in the purchase of stock
enables him to offer his customers good value
in every department
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gGr sails.

E0R SALE. = THE TWO STORY
IL brick dwelling house, No. glO Chapine
Foeti large yard on the line Oi street railway
Apply 10 ". II Rlnehars, liCa Market 1'fec''
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cIrnnKnnf.NERSi MELTING.

Iouani IN the By.iaws tho ANIMAL NeelIg o.
The EiScEiSlden Of Inc Aheelllg lAIEs AnU'
gIiisi, No, iii CiiplTO slic,L Wheeling W. W. w.
an MONDAY, DRjkNBER, O. lss9lt tSi,d.pp,5Tt,,
for tho purpose Of tltoing bOaiu ~ az miy
iaWiiiIy be cone ~ Ald sloCkh1llelss " g,i'''"
meeting ~ 0mblCl, ~ w H., dent
l.. Y. B1ig1Lt noyiin
secretary "V'