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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-11
DGUNDLlNG&CO,
Dealers in Fashionable Garments,
3S TrWFlTlF NTEI ST.
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
Railroad Talk-The Prohibition Question.
NnlurnI Gns-NeWsy Not0s.

Natural Gas-Newsy Notes.
James Gilleland, Of Allegheny, Is in
town.
Rev. F, X. Brooke will preach at the
Episcopal church tomorrow.
6. Q, Hamilton, Secretary OF the Bellaire
Window Glass Works, is in Pittsburgh.
Mr., Fred schleicher and Miss Pauline
Hartwig were married Thursday evening,
Mrs. John Hines died yesterday at her
home in the First ward, and WILDE buried
this afternoon.
The milk men have discontinued their
evening trips, except on Saturdays, proba-
bly, because Of tho colder weather.
Rev. r. L. Smith will preach at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow. He
is son OF Capt. Smith, Of Wegee.
P.J. McGuile will make an address at
X. Of l.. hall Sunday morning, The ad,
dress Is especially for the Carpenters
Union.
The new creek bridge Is done from the
north end to the southern approach. 1t
will have wide roadway and two side.
walks.
Rev. R. + Keller will preach tomorrow
at the First NJ. Il, Church on 1.-THE State Of
the Body between Death and the Resur.
rection Day."
The only trouble experienced here with
the natural gas Ia that with SO few Of the
other iactorles using 1t, the pressure makes
hotter fire than Is necessary.
A Council committee Is hearing John
Gallagher as to whether no should DO re-.
leased from his contract 10 build the Sew
enteenth aud Eighteenth street sewers.
He claims Misunderstanding,
The Bellaire, zlnesvillc & Cincinnati
Ia receiving large quantities Of iron and
other material for tho repair OF the road.
The new trestllng Of this road and the
Ohio River extension Of the Pennsylvania
Company Is being showed across Pinch
run.
The W. @. T. U. is not disposed to let
Council drop the matter OF vote on pro.
hlbition on account Of any intOrmallty.
There Is much discussion about the time
for vote-whether at the regular State
election separate tickets and ballot boxes
would be sufficient 10 prevent interference
with politics, or whether special elOc-
ton would bring out the temperance vote.
II the Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
railway is 10 use the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks for .he present, Is 10 rumored, pas,
senger and freight trains could be running
from Bridgeport 10 Bellaire In q few days.
The Cleveland, Lorain 4; Wheeling track
Is almost completed 10 the steel works,
where It will Join the Baltimore & Ohio
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sale Of prIze IIolsteIn Cnttle.

Edward L. Rose & Co., purchased yes
terday oil French Iros., Of Cincinnati, o.,
the following high bred animals. exhibited
at the State Fair:
Isadora, q two.year old, the winner OIL
the "butter" prize, Cornelia Rriter,
IAaora and Susanna Willem, importedyear'
lings, with first class pediSreea connecting
them with the most noted animals In
Holland, and winners OF sweepstakes for
young herd. National Prince.'calf.' Sire:
international Prince. Dam: Amt Polly.
Both sire aud dam were winners Of fret
premiums at the Worlds Fair at Amster.
dam In 1884. International Prince and
Aunt Polly were exhibited hero and Of
course we're prize winners. The animals
will he forwarded to Role Bros. Silver
Lake Stock Farm and will be q great ad-
dition to their herd. The consideration
was 1900.
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THE STATE SENATE.
A G0rmRn.AmSFi0an Urges the NominA Ito
.SfN, u. Scott for the senate


!0fS, y. Scott for the SENATE
The following Communication appeared
in the WesliBgsr Foltsblatf;
TO ne Editor Of ne YolEsblaa,
AS the time Is approaching when the
question as to whom to send to the Senate
will arise, 1t Is most important, under the
present circumstances. since our LeglslR-
lure will be held In Charleston, and the
enemies Of personal liberty boldly raise
their heads TO chose man who has proved
himself worthy Of the city OF Wheeling
and in whom the people OF our Senatorial
district may safely place their confidence,
AS an independent voter, who with all his
heart wishes only the welfare Of our Pan
handle, Would call the attention OF your
readers TO the name Of ex-senator n, b.
Scott, q name respected and cherished by
the American born as well as by the Ger
mans; by Rspubllcanseas well as by DEM
ocrats.
Whoever attentyely read or witnessed
the proceedings Of the Senate during the
last session bi our Legislature must know
how Mr.. Scott rose in defense OF the In
tereats Of Wheeling when they we're at
stake, We need only mention that famous
school tax bill Of the Senator oil Cabell,
which intended nothing lees than to
double the State school taxes, Senator
Scott rose against this with all his might
and helped no little In defeating the bill
so detrimental TO the Taxpayers Of our
district. In the license and bank ques,
ton, also directed against the interests Of
Wheeling, Hon, N, B, Scott stood up
against them with all his energy, Everyone
will remember how Convinclngly he ar
gued against the prohibition amendment,
how clearly he proved to the water saints
by experience, the non.entorClbility, fool
ishness and tyranny Of the prohibitory
measure. In my opinion he would be the
tittest man for this position under the
present circumstances, and am ConVinC-
ed that neither the city OF Wheeling nor
the Panhandle could Conade their inter-
ests to better hands than his,
Mr.. Scott having risen from simple
workingman TO the responsible position oil
President OF the Central Glass Works, has
always been friend OF the lsborlng classes,
He gives employment to many hun
dreds here and In Brilliant, and the way
ments, and his general fairness towards
all, Is beat proved by the fact that These
works have been working for years with
out the slightest differences between EN-
ployer and employees, Not only Tor
myself, but o great many voters would see
with pleasure the name Of Hon. N. B.
Scott as candidate for the State Senator
ship. His election would be sure, for he
is undoubtedly the right man in the right
place.
A FRIEND or PERSONAL LIBERTY,
Wheeling, W, Va. Sept 7, 1856.
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i.neournreinent tor tllc feebIo.

50 long Is The failing UmbeH Of vitality ate CaPa.
bio Of 30 ng fe.klndltd Into warm and genial
glow, juA, 40 long there hope for tho weak aud
emaClAted invalid. Let him not therefore, dc.
spend, but derive encouragement from this, and
from The further lac, that there Ia restorative
a broken down JyItein, Yes, thanks 10 lts uiiex.
Ampled tOllO vitiuA lIOlteiler'B stomach DlheH
ID daily fuviving steni IN lp the bodies and hope
In the minds VI the ieob 61d nervous Appetite,
teirg9hlpg llsyp satqnlhllOn Of ilsAh aud color,
arc hleai gs ut md mt upgn the tppAiAllyO pro-
tysaes which this pNCelesg ilVlgulahl speedily mi
liAlDa and thiflea IVA success iIl conclusion, d.
gesilOn IA ftlOfcd tho BIZ Oh leflillaed aud suhlt
iatlce Aif ed 10 % h lie sul Alnibg organ By The
Filters which h lnOfehs 70 even 10 tho iemAnl9G
palate Vegetable IN CpmpOalt0n, aud thoroughly
iAie, Use ", and tVgAln VlgoEl
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Mr.. L. v. Blond, one Of the most extern.
sive and fashionable shoe merchants Of
the city, haa fine display at the Fair,
which "a only n sample Of the many style
ID carries at'hfs store on Main street. MIR.
Blond Is one Of the progressive shoe men
Of tho Citp and handles a quality Of shoes
that ia seldom excslled, Visitors to the
Fair will consult their interosts by calling
at MI. Blond's establishment before max.
ing purchases. His stock Is large, well
assorted and embraces all designs.
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is bound to be ahead. Our competitors
may try to follow US in marking down
goods, hut We shall, and will, be in the
lead as usual. All our goods are from 10
10 25 percent lower than elsewhere. A
splendid heavy Gents Merino Shirt and
Drawers at 10 cents each; the best Che.
viot 0vershirt in the city for only 10 cents
each; a heavy seamless Gents Hose,
three pair for % cents; all wool red 'tan.
mel Underwear, heavy, weight, only 4s
ladies' fall and winter Underwear at aston.
ishipgly low prices.
Dir. WARREN's Lsmpico Corsets, a splen.
did quality, reduced 10 45 cents, and about
twenty other leading makes at corresponds
ingly low prices.
Give us a call. Bon Ton
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Store,
1l4e Main street, Hornbrook's Block.
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MTFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH
We Corner Twelfth and Byron Etreet'-RGV. l.,
Jordan, pastor, Preaching tomorrow at 1880 A.
\. aud 1880 I'm. sunday School at ZEN
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EAST END 1nLuMNArEp
The Natural Gus Again Flrcd-A Chance
Sac Its Practical Wording,

The Natural Gus Again FIrcd-A Chance TO
See Its Practical Working.
Yesterday the Manufacturers Natural
Gas company got itS six inch escape pipe
at tho corner OF Jacob and Nineteenth
streets in position, and at o'clock last
evening the gas WAS let on and as 1t eG-
capped with q roar from the large, tall es.
Capc it was lighted by means Of rocket.
The lighting was witnessed by q good
sized crowd, and the difficult work OF rails.
ing the pipe during the day was also
watched by large number of idlera. AZ
the gas ignlted and spread out In Q huge
cloud OF flame the ontire Hlst End and q
goodly portion OF Centre Wheeling was
brightly illuminated. 1t 10 the intention
10 let tue gas burn continuously until
some time tomorrow. This will give
sLraneers who desire TO see the new fuel
burning a splendid chance to do 80. The
escape pipe at Hobbs, Broekqnier h Co.'s
will also be lighted tonight.
Those who desire TO sec this strange
and cheap fuel furnished the Manufacture
ers' Company by the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company from It's pipe line leading
to its large wells in Washington county,
can do 90 by calling at tho Whitaker Iron
Works. The gentlemen there will be
only too pleased to show people about,
and explain to thpn the system Of pipe,
age and explain the manner in which the
gas is used,
Yesterday the piping at the LaBelle
Glass Works, at Bridgeport, was com.
pleted, and the natural gas turned on from
the Wheeling Company's line and put
into immediate use. Everything was
found to work nicely and everyone inter-
ested was satisfied.
The West Virginia Natural Gas COM
pany yesterday made the necessary con.
neCtiou with the eight.inch main extend.
ing from the Wright residence on Cold.
wells Run to Elm Grove, and the ten
inch main, THAT will be used in the city,
and It's gas, Is now fairly within the city
limits. The work Of laying mains in tho
city Is being pushed as rapidly as pousi.
BILE, and 1t Ia only question Of q few days
when the grea! natural fuel supply will be
completed. The question Of giving grand
celebration on their entrance Into the
city Is thought Of but not yet fully decided
by the company.
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decided that he was In condition To start,
telling the driver, however, to atop II the
animal became distressed. Kinsman was
again In the lead and held the pole all
the way around. Mr.. Heideger drove
Charley elegantly and made Kinsman
90 for all that was In him, Kup was at
the stable before the third heat and insist-
ed on driving, apparently not realizing
that he was fined. Later he appeared be.
fore the judges stand and again abused
Mr.. Martin outTageously; he was again
hustled of by the police. Many marvel
ed that he was not entirely expelled from
the Association and at the manner Mr.,
Martin kept his temper.
The summary Is as iollows;
suHUARY-PTee- iOrAll pace puBe SOD divided,
a. K. Mann, Allegheny City, Pa,
klnsman.
Fam Keys, Pittsburgh, Pa, Egr
p, ]. johnson, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Ttme-2sOTi 2;l5Ti2;l0 '''''' '''''
The run, hali-mile heats, best two In
three, was the last event. The card had
nine nominations but only four strtsrs,
MOllis Thomas, with ITO pounds, John Alex
ander, l04 pounds, and Signal, lis pounds,
comprising the field, which drew in the
order named, Eta, Daisy Hunt, Bessie
and Transitmsn being scratched In the
pools Alexander sold at $50 to $40 for the
field, or with Alexander barred,
Thomas cold iavorits at $40 to S. for
the field. The first heat was easily taken
by Alexander in 52l, A very heavy rain
storm could be seen coming up aud as
soon as the time was up the horses were
started promptly, This time Thoms had
q big lead at the start and by means OF II
she was enabled 10 take the heat In h9!,
Wambo third. Before the deciding heat
could be run q drenChlug storm
set In that soon had the track very heavy,
The horses were sent in the midst Of the
storm, As OIL Wednesday the horses
were vIIely iocksyed, finishing nose and
nose with Mollle's head being pulled hall
of, The few interested ones gathered on
the track and waited snxlously
Tor the decisIoni 1t was not long
before 1t was givsn-"No heat; no race
oil bets aud pools off," The judges were
disguised with the manner In which these
horses have been juggled this week aAd
decided to put stop to It,
The day, summed up, furnished CON
siderable sport even II there were Disagree
able features.
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HIGHEST REWARD.

bursts IcC.Crcam Leads All Competitors.
burst, the king OF oil ICe.Oream Manu-.
facturers, not only in the city but oil the
entire State, Ia entitled to the credit Of
furnishing the most palatable cream to be
had in the city. He uses Hoge's Jersey
cream, and receives it daily from Mt,
Pleasant, o. The enviable reputation that
Mr.. burst has acquired since using the
Jersey cream has given him Q trade in
this city that Is not equaled by competitor,
and he Is always called upon when o
superior dish Is desired. The richness
OF this article Is appreciated by all Of
his many customers. Mr.. burst being IN
adept In catering to the tastes OF his many
customers In this line has demonstrated to
nil that Jersey cream excels all laCteal
fluids used in the production Of an excel.
lent quality OF ice cream. AS evidence Of
this, his trade iS larger than that OF any
other dealer, and the amount daily called
for Is simply astonishing. His facilities
Tor furnishing and promptly supplying
any demand rlade upon his establishment
are equal 10 those Of more metropolitan
pretensions. In addition to the ice cream
trade enjoyed by this first class house,
Mr.. Dlrst's estahlishmOnt, on Mar.
ket street, Ia the headquarters for the
finest confectionery to be obtained in the
city. A call 10 recommended.
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A Stu,lcnl I,rodlry for n rnct,

Dan Rice, the "shine 'em up" OF the st.
James, strollpd into tho INTELLloEScEH
office at an early hour this morning
with a musical outfit from Washington,
Pa, composed Of Nick CLARK, mouth or.
ganist, Irving johnson, guitar and John
Robinson, triangle. Dan was managing
the combination aud has great hopes 81
its future, CLARK Ia the most remarkable
mouth organ performer ever heard In
these parts. II 10 not too much 10 say
that In his way, no 10 phenomenon. Ho
produces elects that might DO thought
impossible and never misses note. The
Washington boys are extras on tue ".
James force iot Fair week.
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rIIE WESTON coNYENrIoN,
he Arrangements Made For GOtting There
nnlmnnl EnrnA.

The Arrangements Made For GOttlng There
Reduced Fares.
The delegates from this county and the
other counties in the Pan Handle to the
First District Republican Congressional
Convention, which lie to be held in Weu-
ton next Tuesday, September II, and all
other Republicans who propose going
thera are requested by Mr.. W. j. W.
Cowden, OF the Executive Committee, who
has arranged for reduced railroad fare,
to meet at tho Lincoln Club building
Monday afternoon at 4:S0 O'Clock for the
purpose OF receiving their orders for
tickets, which will he sold ut half
ratio by the Baltimore 4 Ohio com.
pany, from here TO Olarksburg. The dele.
cation from here is expected to leave Mon
day afternoon at 5:26 o'clock, city time,
and arrive in CIarksburg that night at
1880 O'clock. They will leave Clarksburg
ut 0 o'clock the next morning over the
narrow guage and the return trip from
Weston to Carksburg will be made on a
special train 90 soon 40 tho convention is
ovur. A half fare rate has also been pro.
vided for on the narrow Guag0. II Is
thought that a large delegation will go
from this end Of the district. Several Of
the delegates from the river counties will
come up on the Ohio River road for the pur-
pose Of joining the Wheeling delegation
and at Mouudsville, the Marshall county
men will board the train,
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One Of the finest and most liberal dis
plays made at the State Fair this week was
that presented by Church & Co., Soda
Manufacturers, Of New York City. Mr.,
Thos. II. Wardle had charge Of the OK.
hiblt and msdo hIpaeli, as well as the
company, solid with all vlaitors by pre-
seating them with q free sample Of the
Arm and Hammer brand OF Church 4
Co.'s Soda. In addition to the presents
ton OF a quarter pound OF fue Baking
Soda, this company also gsvO all visitors
a receipt book and q comic card. Mr..
Wardle being one OF Wheeling's iavorlte
dispensers OF Soda attracted the attention
Of the vast multitude OF people on the
grounds. speidel 4 Co. are agents for
this excellent article OF Soda.
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Miss Sadie II. Forgey, Of South Front
street, Island, left d the 1NTELLloENoER
office several large egg plumB from ntiln'
Der sent her by her Young friend Miss
Louisa shafkey, ,Ol Portland, Oregon,
-Four plums weigh one andA half pounds
and each quite aS largo 40 the ordinary
hen egR, and oil bright yellow color,
Miss shArkey In q letter accompanying
the plums regrets that the distance and
cost Of transportation prevents her send.
Ing q car load, as tons Of them are being
allowed 10 rot under tho trees, Il being I'D.
possible 70 gather and care for them a.
they fipen,
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Meesrs. r. W. and L. Nj. Crothsrs, OF
Taylorstowh, Pa, have on exhibition come
forty head OF pure bred registered South
down sheep, each one Of which oithis fine
exhibit average in weight about 1876
pounds, Mr.. l.. NJ, Crothers, who has
charge Of the flock on exhibition at the
State Fair, Ia Secretary OF the Improved
black Top Merino Sheep Breakers Asso'
GiatIen OF Washington COUNTY Pa. These
sheep are among the finest on the grounds
and carried of eight frat prizes aud Blx
in the second class. Tho pen oil five, all
yearling wethers, was the centre oil at.
traction amanR uheep fAnCIeR.
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vistroRu 10 tho State Fair to-day should
not fail TO call on Edward i. Ro6e 4 Co.,
In the Main Building, aud see the exhibit
OF fine needle work, done on the Standard
and White Sewing Machines. This 70 the
finest display Of artistic needle work ever
shown In this section Of the country, and
no ono going 10 the exposition eau a1oYd
10 miss seeing this wonderful collection Of
work, II ID something marvellous and
iuliy demonstrates what these magnificent
machines are capable Of doing In the hands
Of an artistic operator.
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SHOWN UP IN TIME,
a 1ADY sAyEp FRoM DIseRAcE
Probably, by the Arrest Of n Rank swindIsr
Whom she was About to NIarry-whO
and What He Is-An Interesting
Cass-Ths Villain Goes Away,

A man, passing under many aliases
wherever no has lived, and claiming to be
an agent and Canvasser for an atlas in this
city, giving the names here, first, OF Stall
ems and then Of F. L. Williams, was ar
rested and committed to jail on Wednes.
day by Justice William II, Davis, on the
charge Of using SIS so OF money belonging
to lady canvRsser residing in the Seventh
ward. She gave him the money to buy
postal note to bemailed to the publishers
OF whom she had ordered books, When
tho books came, they were marked 10. o,
d." to her great surprise, Williams had
pocketed her money and skipped from
Washington, Pa, where the affair occur
red, to this city.
She followed him here, but was upsuc-
Csssiul in getting her money. She con.
suited an attorney, who In turn consulted
the JustiCs, who knew Williams by sight
The Justice issued warrant and US he
passed the Office, called him in aud placed
him under arrest, and sent him to jail 10
wait further developments, A very re-
spectacle young lady appeared upon the
scene, to interCede for Williams, who was
her intended husband, A gentleman OF
high standing came to her rescue, the
money was raised and paid to the Justice.
Tho arrest oil Williams by Justice Davis,
Is all, perhaps, that saved this young
lady from marrying him, He now has q
wife and children living somewhere in
thn onun tFU az Ia had them FauiakaFad al
the Aud House, in Washington, Pa, in
July last, with himself. The young lady,
alter she had borrowed the money and
paid her intended husband out Of jail,
told him in language very emphatic, that
he was scouldrSl and swindler. Yes.
terday she called at the Justices office
and thanked him very kindly Tor her
rescue, Williams left the city soon after
his discharge from jail. He Is wanted in
Washington, Pa, for Crookednesa there.
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Yesterday the Wheeling Gas Company
brought In its HARRISON we'll No. 8, which
Superintendent Ross ssya Is q bowler. 1t
10 The biggest thing in the Hickory re.
gion and stronger than anything in the
Murraysvile field. The pressure was so
strong that 1t nearly cut the rope OF the
temper screw. The pressure Is over ak
hundred pounds. This well will DO turned
In to-day II the connection eau be made
In time. This makes Ave lne wells on the
line and three more will be completed
within two woekH.
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Hon. Henry G. Davis, Judge Brannon,
Senator Camden and other distinguished
visitors to the State Fair dined at Thorn
tons Restaurant yesterday. Mr.. Thorn.
ton has conducted the Capitol Restaurant
in a manner that has given 1t almost a
national reputation.
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oovEREn WITH sonEs,

J. hAYe bOen at1lcted since last March with a
Skin disease the doctors called EczonR My face
wa covered with BCabs and EoroS, and ths itchInS
and burning were almost unbeAtable, BeeinR yotli
CutlcurA Rsmedhs 40 highly recommended, CON.
cluded TO give them trial, using the CutoufA and
Cutcun soap externally, and resolVent internally
Tor which mako this public statement.
, Ms CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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For accommodation OF people attend.
ing the State Fair, the GAINESVILLE accom-.
mediation will not leave Wheeling, septem.
her I, 8, 0 and 10, until 5:35 +. NJ, city
time. Every day during the Fair week
the Washington, Pa, accommodation will
leave Wheeling at $3.50 p. Nj, instead Of
1850 p, NJ, city time,
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To.day'srRces will be called promptly at
o'clock, and those who want to see the
last days sport, which promises to be good,
should be on hand carly. The frat event
will be pace for the 9;Sl PAGERS With six
Blde.wheelers on the card, This will be
followed by q three.quarter mile run, best
two In three heats for which there are six
entries. The PAGERS purse Is $500 amt
that for the runners $500. The great L,
O, @. is in the pace. lu the run, the
horses will bs started at the quarter and
will therefore pass the stand twice. It
will be very pretty race.