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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-11
ABOUT people.


Strangers in the City and Wheeling FOlKl
Abroad.
Rev. DR.. II. H. Allen is The guest Of Mr.,
d. q. List whilo in the city.
Mr.. D. 8. Thompson, Of Parkerabutg
was at the Mcclure House yesterday:
Mr.. @. s. McWhorter, Of Buckhannon,
was registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. A. Robinson, Of the Cleveland Rail
ray and StedmslIip Guide, Is at the Mcclure
House.
Mr.. r. NJ. Patterson, q prominent citizen
Of Weston, was at the stamrn House Sat
urday.
Mics Jennie jackson, Of Kipgwood, Ia
here on visit Of several weeks with
friends.
Mr.. shep. Shepherd, a clever Baltimor-
can, was the guest Of friends here over
Sunday.
DR.. George ]. osddle became the father
Of promising boy Saturday, andis proud
and happy.
Mr.. Clarence Smith, OF Fairmont, took
inthe Democratic rally at the Capitol Rink
SATURDAY evening.
Hon. Roas ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport,
listened to the eloluenCe at tho Capitol
Rink Saturday night.
Manager Wolf, OF the telephone OK.
change, has gone to Canal Dover, Ohio, to
establish an exchange there,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles EystOr, Of Fair
mont, are spending q few dlyasn this city
on their way 10 Michigan TO viGit relG.
tlyes.
Miss Virginia Hopkins, Of Washington,
Is here on visit to friends and relatives
and to attend tho Hszletl-Llst we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Haycg and Mu.
T. PickenpauRh and daughter, Miss Lille,
oil OF Mofgantown, passed through the
city Saturday from Pittsburgh en- route 10
their home.
Mlsa Jean Glenn, Of PlttBburgh, Ia OK.
peUted here to-day on a short visit to Mrs,
W, Nswt. Linch, Of Twenty.third street.
Miss Glenn will be remembered as for.
mer student at Mt. dc ChantRl, where
the ACQUIRED quite o nusiCal reputation.
Word was received In this city yebter.
day Of the death Of Donald, tho oldest son
Of Mr.. Ed. s. Norton, proprietor Of the
Hotel Huriord, Canton, formerly Of this
city, The boy was avery bright and &C.
complained child and his parents In their
sad bereavement will have tho BympRthy
Of a large number Of friends here. The
body will be brought here lor burial.
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We have treat In store for our artist.
cally inclined readers In the advertise.
ments Of tho Ivory Soap. The frst Of The
series Of seyenty..wo Of the elegant an
nou1cemonts Of It's many virtues appears
on the fourth page OF this ilsue, The
Ivory must indeed be y soap Of rare merit
II seventy.two good things can be said OF
1t; and we predict our readers will become
30 Interested in HthO beautifully drawn
pictures that they will he the first thing
looked for in the paper, oven to having
the preference with our lady readers over
the marriage notices, and our bualnGss
men will s1on become convinced that nd.
verLising is not a lost art, nor is art losl
whonapplisd to advertising, The fact that
the space has been tskOn in the INTELLI.
dENoER by s1oh discriminating advertisers
az Proctor L Gamble, 10 an Endorsement
oil what wo have always claimed--lo
better advertising medium exists than the
INTRLLidENCER,
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The effect Of st. Jacobs Oil is instanta.
neous in cases Of spralns and bruises.
A wor4lnyH9n'p Wages stolen,

A colorsd man named Pryor, employed
as a hod.carrier on the construction 81 the
new ST. AlphonOuu church, received bis
pay Saturday afternoon with tho other
workneu employed there, his wagot
amounting 10 Sl2. He Careiully placed Il
In bis watch fob and pinned tho mouth o.
the pocket shut. Alter he had been done
work Tor some time aud had gone home
he went 10 get out bis money, and found
1t gone, The pocket had been unpinned
and turned inside out, the money evident
ly having been stolen by some slick thlel
In all probability fellow workman who
saw him put his money away. Pryor has
no idea who tho thief was.
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a terrible accident occurred at Ben.
wood Just before noon Saturday, Edward
1iAEgOrty, a young man about 10 years oil
age, employed as engineer Of the small
buggy engine which rims on The narrow
gauge track in tho Wheeling stool plant
was riding on one Of the small cars used
III drawing metal about the steel works,
The car was going right rapidly, and
struck a switch, making q short turn,
which threw young HAgRsfty on the track
In front, and two OF three cars passed over
him, literally tearing the body 10 pieces,
II was a ghaally sight, and tho Btoules..
hearted Wofkmen who rushed 10 the rec.
cue had 70 turn away from the BlCEoning
scene,
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but he would also say to them, Gentle
men, you must behave yourself. Law and
order 10 essential 10 the peace aud pros
psrlty Of the land. A man bad the right
10 work, or to refuse to work i the terms
offered did not suit them. He had no
right to prevent another man from work,
ing, All disputes between employer and
employee should DO settled by conference
II possible. II that fails arbitration
should be resoTted to. This manner OF
settling disputes Commends itself TO peace
able and senaibls Cltizsns.
The speaker concluded with reference
10 the scarcity OF frauds under Democrat
10 administrations, aud their frequency
under Republican rule, -
SECRETARY OF STATE WALKER,
He was followed by Henry s, Walker,
Secretary Of State, who made one Of his
pleasing speeches, the reverse Of deep. He
compared the state OF affairs in West Yir-
giniS under Republican rule and Demo
cratic, to the great advantage Of the latter,
Of course. He attributed increase OF pop.
ulation, growth OF manufactures and
wealth, Improvement Of the free school
syaIem OF the State, and all other steps Of
progress made by the mountain State to
the beneAcent influence Of Democratic
rule,
The audience was Of fair size when Mr.
Walker began, the rink being about hall
full, When he concluded not ous,halt o
the crowd remained,
There were calls for Pendleton, and II
response John o. Pendlelon made q very
brief, but enthusiastic speech, prophesyinI
q glorious victory in November, His re-
marks were well received, The meeting
continued untiGabOpt half past ten o'clock
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Circuit Court Adjourned,

On Saturday in Part 1 Of the Circuit
Court, Judge Jacob presiding, testimony
in the Thornburg will case was concluded,
aud as Judge Jacob must attend the
Brooke county grand jury es Monday,
court was adjourned until Tu day, when
Arguments will be heard. THIS will end
the term.
In Part H., Judge Boyd, the jury in the
case Of Johnson Va, tho Board Of Commits.
aioners Of Ohio county; rendered yer.
dict for plaintiff for $3.50. A motion was
made for q new trial.
In tho case Of f. Spears aud John
0'Nesl. indicted for cruelty to animals,
the court refused to set aside the verdict
and fined the defendants $50 each.
r. E. Hall was admitted to practice in
this court, on motion OF Col. Robert
White. This part adjourned 10 court in
course.
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Tho Trndes Assembly.

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
ssmbly held ia regular meeting at Bel
laire yesterday afternoon, There was =
large attendance and considerable interest
was taken in the proceedings, The main
topic discussed was the early closing
movement in Bsllairei there 10 one K,
of l., lodge there that has not
shown tho spirit Of cooperation, that 1t d
thought by the othera 1t should
in a boycott on Bellaire houst
that has failed to comply with the
early closing requirements, The con
duct Of this lodge in this matter was con
sidered in connection with the early
Closing matter,
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Dramatic Notes.

Frederick Wsrde has Just celebrated his
9Th birthday.
Mr.. Lawrence BarreIRs company mum.
berS twOnty-eight people.
Tho "shepgraun" party arrived last
night from Washington, d. o., and are at
the st. James.
Tho "Parlor Match" delighted two more
audiences Saturday OF the Opera House.
Both were largo and enthusiastic. The
company left Saturday night for New
York CITY.
Richard Mansieli speaks six Languages
like q native, and for Caph one he has the
corresponding broken English dialect OF q
man Of birth and education. He will ap-
pear here in "Prince Karp on Friday and
Saturday oil next week.
Rhes has hit upon a novel plan to or.
hibit her magnificent wardrobe. In Fairy
Fingers" which ahe produces In Boston
next month, there Is q scene in dress.
making establishment, and Nine. Rhea,
who enaCts the role Of the proprietor Of
the place, will array over twenty dummies
with handsome aid postly dresses, all
made abroad, and many Of them after her
own d4Sgp.
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- V'''N'' 71s1VNV M nv UH1VEuHs
The services in this church yesterday
morning were Of a very interesting char.
scter. Nearly sixty people were received
inlo full membership. The church was
tassctully decorated and the service aim.
pie and touching. The class received into
this church last winter has been unusually
stable. Almost without exception they
have shown themselves worthy Of the
confidence Of the church. Over forty
persona still remain on probation who
will DO received into full membership ii
December. In addition TO those received
as above mentioned four joined on proba.
tion during yesterday mornings services
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Tomorrow evening Lswis Morrison and
Celia AlsbWg will appear at the opera
house in Faust and Marguerite" and on
Wednesday evening in shakespeare
comedy, "Meaaure for Measure" The
company carries It's own scenery for both
plays. The former drama should not be
confused with the grand opera, Faust
to be given at the opera house next week
by Mi, StrakosCh'g company. This opera
Is to ba sung by the principals only, Mia
Kate Bsrnsberg being the primd donna
No chorus will appear. The rendition
has been received with enthusiastic
plaldits everywhere,
The play to be given tomorrow night Il
an adaptation in English, made by DR.
Haas, Of New York, OF Gosthe's sublime
German poem, "Faust and Marguerite.
The drama Is placed by Crltics beside
classical productions, and the representa-
lion to DO given hero he's stood tho test o
a long metropolitan engagement, i
should draw a full house from among thu
beat people OF Wheeling, Reserved seat
are on sale OF Banners.
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FoB THE RELIEF and cure Of the In-
Illumination and congestion called ~ cold
in the hUad," there is moro potency in
Ely's Cream balm than In anything else
1t 10 possible to prescribe. This prepare
ton has for yeats past been making a
brilliant success as a remedy for cold in
the head, estarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serVlous de-
velopment Of the symptoms, while al.
most numberlesa casas are on record Of
radical cures OF chronic Catarrh and hay
fever alter all other modeg OF treatment
have proved Of no avail. eo0&w
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For tho Charleston Sufferers,

The Independent Feeders and Naileri
Union No. l, large and growing order
composed Of menworking in the mills Of
this city, has arranged to give grand
ball In Arion Hall, Friday evening
October 90, for the benefit d
the Charleston sufferers. KrR'
mer's orchestra hes bsen engaged
for the occasion and nothing that push
and enterprise can accomplish will bs LEFT
undone to make this ropslng affair anC
realize gAod sum, ono worthy Of tho towr
for the afflicted people OF the South,
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AMUSEMENT MATTERS.
Some Attractive Local Engagements In the
Near Future,

Some Attractive Local Engagements In the
Near Future.
Commencing tonight, BoucICsults fa'
nous Irish drama, "The shaugraun," will
ba presented for a week at the Grand
Opera House by an excellent company
under the management Of Mr., H, ]. ssr'
gent. Manager Genther ia to be congrst
ulated on securing this attraction, "The
shsugraun" Ia the first, orlginalsuccess in
the line Of Irish drama. It made III
author famous, and through q long Geries
Of seasons has remained fresh and
superior to all lie imitRtorg. Nearly all
the later dramas have been weak imita'
tons Of "The shaugrRuu," The present
company Is highly spoken OF wherever Il
has appeared,
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See the great Maroons tomorrow. YOU
may never have another chance.


Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Addle sherman
These popular and devoted workers be.
gan their work in Wheeling al the Chap
line street rink yesterday at four r. NJ
The place had been tastefully and conven.
iently arranged for the service, and proved
to be very comfortable room for the pur.
pose. A large crowd was present and the
spirit Of the meeting was excellent. Ad.
dresser were made by Miss Smith, Miss
Sherman and by others, including mum.
Der Of reformed men who have kept their
pledge inviolable since these workers left
Wheeling.
The whole outlook OF the meetings ia
good. There Is a pleasant spirit OF unity
among the churches interested, and q
number Of most stirring aud persistent
workers gather about the leaders. II Is
to be hoped that the work may be so sup.
ported by the Christian sentiment and
activity oil the city that 1t can result in
the greatest good. All workers Of the
church and temperance organizations are
invited 70 be present. Meetings to-day at
10 o'clock a. m, in the Eighth Ward
Engine House; al u M, eastern time)
at the railroad shops; at 8 p. M, at the
Second Ward Market House, and In the
evening al the Chapline street rink.
ALI are invited TO all theBe services.
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A call 10 respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ina
chimes, TO inspect the Standard ant
White Sewing Machines. They are a
the head Of tho list Of first Clags machines
and fully guaranteed. Our long expert
ence In tho business enables uS 10 place
before the public machines that 0utpast
anything heretofore offered, and pur
ehasers will do well to call upon Us bVlort
buying.
We arc also the solo agents for the re.
towned Callgraph Type Writer.
EDwARD i, RosR 4 Co.,
No, Do Twelfth 81.
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rrplorIck Mnr.ln IN Trnrnnln.,

For the frat timsiu his experience as q
star, Frederick Warde Auds hinsalt this
season surrounded with tho accessories
neediu for a proper representation Of the
various plays in his repertoire. BoSldes.s
carefully selected company to interpret
the lines Of his plays, Mr.. WaYde carries
tho necessary Rdj1nCts 10 please tho eye
oil the spectator, while the words ars being
delivered. Special and historically cor.
rect scenery, appropriate costumes, not
only for the speaking CharaCtsra but for O
large force Of auxillsrles, and handsome
general appointments are portion OF the
ontlt provided by his management.
Wherever he has appeared this season his
productions have boon received with the
moot alttering demonstrations Of approval
not only for the artistic merit with which
they have been portrayed, but for the
manner in which they have been staged.
The Cltizena OF Wheeling were among
the frat to proclaim by their presence at
his performances, their admiration for his
abilities. 1t Ia believed that they will not
withhold their patronage now that tho
public al large have evidently arrived al
the same way Of thinking. Mr.. Warde
will appear at the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday Of this week.
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gne Ssls,
Orrop MILL" STOCK FOR SALE,

Tho undersigned, Wishing to engage in = new
enterprise, will offer for tale at public auction
the front door Of the Court House, on, SATURDAY,
shares Of stock in the Wheeling Iron and ELl
Co., par value $500 per share. This company ~!
a large surplus OF undivided earnings l2S gI
cont, owns ono third Of the wheeling steel Mo' ~
aud Is now using natural gas. It's lAeillues Vo'
manufacturing can not be exGelled.
No bid OF lesS than PAR NIL be entertained.
Oct5 JEO. l., ulLCllkIhl'
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II. a q. Annual Excursion TO Chicago,
Monday, November 4, 1850,

on the above date, the u. 4 D. RAilrcGt
Company will sell round trl1,lCketa K
Chicago AZ low excursion rates. Ticket
will be good going on oil regular trains o
that day, and will be good for return
passage ten days from date Of sale.
The Famous Fat Stock Show will oper
on The 9Th.
and take the d. 90,
Three through fast trains each way.
Sleeping and dining cars on oil through
Fof time Of trains, blseping car space,
etc., call upon Or address any agent Of The
3, 4 o. Railroad.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, an d certain in
their results, arc Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlRtulen Cy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, aud sold
OF $50 by Logan & 90. aud Charles Menke.
,nellar. 4
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INDICATIONS.

WAsulxoroN, D. o., Oct. lii A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
Bouthwesterly winds, Blightly warmer.
For West Virginia and Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southeTly winds, nearly
stationary Temperature.
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For hats, caps, and gents' furnishing
goods, 10 10 Noble Bros. ThOro you will
hnd all The latest styles for fall aud winter
wear al the lowest cash prices In the
market, 1904 Market Street,
Under New Mcclure House,
Wheeling, W, Va,
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The great success Of many agents en-
ployed by B. +. johnson & Co., Of Rich.
mond, 10 pretty good evidence Of the ex.
cellenCe and popularity OF tho books they
offer to sell through their agents. This Is
reliable house, aud any contracts made
with them you can depend will be faith
tnllY carried out.
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DR.. Balls Cough Syrup Ia fast taking
the place Of all the old.tGshtoned cough
remedies. 1t never fails to relieve the
most violent cold, and Tor throat diseases
It is invaluable. Price % cents,
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We are receiving goods daily Of all the
latest styles In hats and furnishing goods,
which we are offering 10 Our trade for less
money than ever before.
NoBLu BRos
1904 Market Street,
Under Mcclure HouBe,

Now 10 The time 10 make your selection
Of bhoes for fall and winter wear, 10 We
are daily receiving the finest line Of shoes
ever brought 10 the city, No end 10 the
BtyleS and variety, l.. v. BLOND.
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FALL and Winter Stock just received,
A full line OF sultlngs, UYerCOAtlngS
and pantalOOnlngs Also full line Ol
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultlngs q specially. ,.., .,.,..,
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0laoei Nos. 2S and " Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.
Legal EOtlcS-JOhn W. Mitchell,
DecllnatIOn- D. d. GtahaIn.
Chimney sW0tptrI-A. hopkins.
Wanted Farther.
Ivory soGp-ProOter & Gamble, 4th page.
Thermometer nscOrd.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer 90 observed at schnVpfs drug
store, Opera House corner, sunday:
"a. NJ, 64'i IL NJ, 74'i3RN., 76';LH M,
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shossi shosai sl,ocsi
Headquarters for childten's school
BhoeS, durable and cheap.
j. v. BLOND.
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WE have introduced a now system Of
selling Watches Oh tho lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure watch ut once
on easy payments. tall aud Investigate.
j1U0D W. GRUB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
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SEQ to.molrow's great game. The f.
mous st. Louis club plays here.
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Coal Vases, Fire Irons and Stands,
Tenders, A large assortment Of styles
and prices, at NEsBiTr & BRoB,, T
1879 Market ST.
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Glassccck is the acknowledged superior
OF any short.stop living. Bee him to-
morrow,
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TOR SALE.

Valuable Real Estatc on N. Z, corner Twenty
fourth and Market streets, in tho city Of wheellIS,
". Va. Lot 10 ieet BY 90 feet; now occupied "
y. ]. RlllirltE M q wagon and blacksmith shop
". Y. Il0GE d BRO,,
iylI 1900 Market BsfetI'
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Not u Medicine.

Mollins Food 10 not a medicine, but o
true food. II owes iLg remarkable
remedial powers 10 lis ready dlgeStlbIlity
and great nouTlBhing propertlel. Nef.
vous inyallds and dygpeptics improve
greatly by It's tlao. ltdoeg not stimulate,
but inylgorates attOr natures own method.
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For children suffering with Group few
doses Of Red Star Congh Cure Is the
thing
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FonrLh sLrooL NJ. u. chnrnh.

Don't miss the great game tomorrow
81. Louis VS.. Wheeling.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
gSs GENT.

dor RENT - A LARGE FRONT
Il room, well Furnished, suitable iof iW2 s.ng
gentlemen, with board ALTO AttOmintdhlOn,,, oo J
i've Of nix day boAtderl, Al 1900 ChAplhe ,.,y IVY
near oily buildings. wv,