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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-01
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of AIInar Moment In aud All
the City,

Matters of Minor Moment IN and About
the City,
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued yes
tsrday,
oYRESE CoANASpEW No, 7, X, IT. viii
meet tonight.
oPSRA HousE this evening Charleston
benefit concert,
THE GRASD, this eyeping-"Escapsd
from Sing Sing"
OFFICERS BELL, Carney, Glenn, GTubler
and killeen raided the house OF Mrs.
Sadie Reed ON Twentieth street, last night,
aud arrested four women and one man.
FRANK RoBRRcHT, q lIRemRn in the EN-,
ploy ofthe W, U, Company, cat his eye
ball so badly while repairing wire that
tits feared the sight Ia destroyed peEmA-
nsptly,
RRv, DR. Brown, Of Bsllaire, preached
In the Kirkwood Presbyterian Church
last evening, DR., Alexander, OF ST, Olatrs'
vile, will preach this evening at the ser
vice preparatory to the communion,
ALL Island people interested In the pro-
posed Island ChautauQua Circle are in
vIted to meet at the residence OF Mr., Z, j,
Stone this evening at 1850, None are ex'
cluded who have desire Tor knowledge
JAMES BRADY, o sou OF ex-PostmasteI
Brady, has'besI appointed postmaster al
Washington, Pa. There were seven can
didRles aud Brady was supposed TO have
the least show Of any, but the influence
Of Randall got him there,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted ia
record deed made September %, by
Mary Il. E. GilChrist and James, her hus
band, to George 4. 4. GllChrist, in Consid
Grafton Of 81, 800, for part Of lot l In sub
division A Of the Shepherd estate.
THERE ia q great deal Of excitement a
Bethany over the prospects Of striking OF
There, A gentleman who ia informed OF
the subject said that a large number o
tlacts between Independence and Orr
Mills were leased yesterday,
THE Steubenvills papers say that R. ]
Beatty Il Sons, Of Eteubsnyille, haVl
brought suit against the Cleveland 4
Plttsburg Railroad and the Wheeling
Hinge Company, claiming 1857 ,43, witt
interest from July 10, 1885, rebate AM
drawbacks on goods shipped by the Obi
I Valley Glass Company,
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OFFICE OF THE EXCHANGE BANK, \
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept, 2S!h, 1885. I
At a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
held this day, the following proceedings
were had:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in His in,
scrutable and all wise Providence sud.
denly to remove by death Samuel
LAughlin, our fellow director and Vice,
President OF this bank, We the remain.
ing officers and directors unanimously
adopt the following resolutions:
RcsOlpel, That in the death Of our asso.
Ciate, who with his extensive aud varied
business experience, and his wide
acquaintance with men, and peculiarly
gifted for the poaltlon he occupied, this
institution has lost a sale and wise coun.
sellor, and one who, possessing much do.
Csion OF character, was firm and inlexi-
BILE In the discharge Of what he Consid-
cred his duty. His death leaves a vacancy
which cannot easily be filled.
Resolved, That as his death ialls heaviest
on his bersavedwiie, iatherle's children and
borrowing friends, we extend to them our
waTmest and most sincere sympathy.
ReSolrsd, That we attend his funeral in a
body.
Resolved, That these proceedings BIO on.
tered on the record Of the bank, a copy be
furnished to his family, and that they be
published in the city papers.
JoHN J. JONES, Cashier,
]. n. VANCE, President,
L. 8. DRLAPlAiN,
S. HoRKHRlMER,
john FREw,
WILLIAM ELLINaHAN,
A. W. KELLY.
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MURDER AT BENWOOD,
A STRANGER FATALLY BEATEN
by Two other Unknown Men, Who Make
Their EscapO-Hs Lies Unconscious
All Day aud Dies Without Giving
An Account Of Himself.

Yesterday morning some workmsp 90
ing to their days lAbors at Bsnwood found
a strange man lying Unconscious by the
road side, with his head badly cut and
bruised, having been pounded, evidently
with some blunt instrument like rail,
road coupling pin. He was removed t.
the town lookup, and DR., Ford summoned,
His skill could do little for the man, as
his wounds were mortal, and alter suffer
ing all day, the inipreistranger died last
evening. The inquest was postponed I'M
til to-day,
In the meantime, all that could be
learned Of the man was very indefinite,
From papers found on his person he was
believed to DO William Murkey, and Il
was conjectured that he was b
4 o, freight conductor, although
at the B. 4 o, Office no such person wa
known, Another guess was that his name
was Rses, and that he was q resident Of
Kansas, This report was said TO be found
ed on the mans own statement.
Night before last he was about Ben
wood with two other strange men, drink,
ing In different saloons, He then
had q large pocketbook filled with money
When found this money aud book were
both gone, which led to the belief that 10
had been beaten iusensible by the otheI
two men and then robbed. Officials al
once started on the trail OF his two com
psnions, but up to late hour last nigh
had not Rpprehended them,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Alex Campbell, Of Ravenswood, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Sterling has returned home
from Poughkeepsie, n, y, where he has
been attending school,
Mr.. George R. TinGle leaves to-day ioI
Montana. He and his family will spend the
winter in Southern California,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Metcali return
ed last evening from Sugar Lake, Pa,
where they enjoyed very pleasant Vlsitto
friends,
Mr.. William Marsh and daughter, Miss
setta, Of the Island, have arrived home,
alter an extended visit 10 friends and rel.
atives in Detroit, Mich,
Judge John Bsymer night clerk at the
w. u, is home from the East. He says
be shook hands with the President, and
that 10 glory enough for one trip.
F. Julius Is Moyne Hupp, having left
yesterday evening, will spend the next
seven months In the city OF New York,
attending lectures at the College OF Physi.
clans and Surgeons.
Mrs. R, @. Kinkead aud daughter are
the guests OF her son, MI. s. H. Kiukesd,
at 1874 South broadway, Island, for a few
days, while on thOir way to New York to
Join another son, who Is carrying on q
large dress making establishment there.
Manager Joseph II. Mack,
Mr.. John R. Davenport, Mr.. @,
K. Tracy and Mr.. Bond, Of the Island,
took their contemplated hunt up about
Wet Alexander yesterday, and bagged
twenty-five squirrels apd four or five
pheasanta.
Hon. Eustace Gibson, the well-known
statesman from the Fourth District, the
present representive In Congress from
that part Of tho State, but who was turned
down by an ungrate(ul constituency when
he camo up for o third term, arrived in
tile city yesterday. Just what the mis-
sion Of the Honorable EustacO is this trip
remains to be seen.
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Mr. I.l,ur lllIn,s llIhle Class.

At q meeting Of the Bible class taught
by Mr.. Samuel Laughlin, in the First
Presbyterian Sabbath school, held Thurs.
day evening, September 80, the following
preamble and resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, God in His all.wlse provl-
denCe has taken by death our Sabbath
school teacher, Mr.. Samuel Iaughlin,
ReSalred, That We, as a class, while feel.
Ing his death as personal bereavement,
recognise the hand Of Him who doeth
all things we'll"
ResOlred, That We will cherish his memo.
ry as that Of kind friend, faithful teaoh-
er and earnest Christian, whose words and
works were ever In the service Of the Di.
vine Master, to whom he belonged, whom
he loved and who has now called him Ia
an eternal reward.
Resolved, That we tender to his be-.
resved family and friends our heartfelt
aympathies, and that we attend the funeral
In o body. WILLIAM ROBINSON,
HENRY MERRLE,
FRANK +, FcgTER,
Committee.
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A WHEELING s1ucorn
Matched to Stand up Against Charley Nc.
Coy, October 2.

Matched to Stand up Against Charley Nc
Coy, October 2.
Articles Of agreement have been enter.
ed into by Charles A. Mccoy, Of sharps,
burg, Pa, and Frank CouShlan, Of Wheel.
Ing, to spar q match Of six rounds, with
three.ounoe gloves, according to the Polio.
Gazette ring rules, for 500 a side. The
match Is to come of on Saturday, October
I'd, between Z and o'clock. Charley
and Frank, who are TO select the place,
have not yet decided as to where 1t shall
bo; but should they foil 10 sgfee as tc
where the match Is to be held the power
Of selecting a suitable place shall be In
the referee and shareholders, and they
shall make the proper selection at least
three days before the time when the men
are to meet. II either Of the pugilisLs faill
to appear at the hour and place deaignat.
cd both forfeit oil claims TO the stakes
In case the match 10 not satisfactorily set,
tied, the referee shall continu6 The
rounds until right decision shall hayebeen
reached. Tho article Is signed by both
men, to which 10 attached as Witnesses
Thomas McGlute and John Higgins, pud.
oilers. The sparrers, Mccoy and Ooughlan,
are both puddlera also, and now working
In the Ye6uvius Iron Works at Pittsburgh,
They are using oil Of their leisure time In
praCtiOing. Hard work seems 10 have nc
effect on either oil the men,
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Mr. Lnnrhllnl. nen,nln.,

The remains Of Mr.. Samuel Laughlin
will arrive here att o'clock this morning
over the B. 4 O. road from Chicago. The
body will be met at the depot by a guard
Of honor from Uyrenc Commandery, X. T.
The funeral will take place at o'clock this
afternoon from his late residence, corner
Of Ohapltne and Twelfth stroets. Many oil
the employees Of the works at Mingo and
Martins Ferry will attend in q body, and
many societies and other bodies will also
be present,
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A CRAZY o1NC1NNAT1AN
Attempts suicide and then legs an ,oflcs
IN XIII Him

Attempts suicide and then legs an ,onlceI
to Xiii Him.
Yesterday morning man from Clncin'
natl who gives his name as William Hill
dreth, and Gays he has been travelling and
painting signs for tho COrtiCelll spool silk
wont into an East Wheeling barber shop,
and matching up Q razor, out an ugly
cash In his throat The barber and BIZ
wife took the raSor from him, and ho left
tho shop and went 10 GoelEe's drug store,
where he asked for q revolver 10 shoot
himself. Mr.. GoeiEe fixed mp the cut In
hla throat, and QlIlCsr Ben Dunlap having
been summoned, arrested the m an, and
Squire Davis committed him 10 fail on
suspicion Of lunqCy. While In the olIlCer'a
custody he made no effort at resistance,
but begged Dunlap 10 shoot him or loP n
him bis revolver, II 10 believed be 10
CtAEed with liquor.
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ANorurn aAs pEMoNsTRATIos
10 bs Held Mt tbs Capitol Rink Tonight
An lnteresting TIme,


An Interesting Tims,
Tonight The Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia Is to have its "bloWOut"
over the advent Of natural gas, the great
aud wonderful fuel Of the future, from its
wells into the city Of Wheeling. The peo,
Die are invited to assist anu
take part in this celebration J
This Invitation Ia extended
10 people Of every class and station, The
DEMONSTRATION should be more In the na'
ture Of citizens blowout" than one by
the company, for this company brings
pas for domestic use gas TO be used IN the
crate, the heating stove and the cooking
range: gas that will do away with the
SCOT. the smoke and the ashes that
during the year, and espeeially
during the winter season make the NE 0,
the careful housekeepsr one Of continual
woe and misery. One Of the greatest
blessings that Wheeling has had for long
time Is this gas for domestic purposes that
Is now in the mains, having come all the
way from Warrington county, only wait
| ing for the consumer to tap the pipes and
experience new era Of housekeeping OF
manufacturing,
Tonight's celebration Is to DO held al
the Capital Rink, corner Of Mar kst and
Sixteenth streets. Outside there Is to be
a lofty three,inCh stand pipe, from which
will spout a broad blazing sheet Of flame
shedding welcoming light on all who
desire to take part and see tht
gas in actual operation, Inside there vii
Be seats provided and reserved especially
for the careful housewives who are inter
ested in the uss OF gas and VINO desire Il
learn how to use 1t, The ladies arr
urgently requested To be present; 1t Il
largely for their benefit that this Gelebrs
ton Is to be held, b. Fisher 4 Son viii
have cooking range, q heating stove ant
a mantel and crate on exhibition, B. +
Caldwell will have two mantels AM
CRATES. These will all be the finest good
they have and in all Of them the gas viii
bs burning, thereby demonstrating Clearl,
lust how it Is used,
Short addresses will be made by CapI
@, W. Bachelor OF Pittsburgh, the enel
, getic president OF the company, Hor
Chester d. Hubbard, Judge ], j, Jacot
Col. Thomas O'Brien and Senator n. /
. Scott; Others will also probably addres
the meeting to DO held inside tho bulldin
! and presided over by His Honor, Mayo
: Jacob W. Grub. Either Preaiden
, William Finn or Secretary L, II, Wi
= llams, OF ths Wheeling Company, wi
also probably be on hand to say 8 fey
: words Of congratulation. There will BIO
, brass band to assist in making the meet
: ing an enthusiastic one. Eysrybod
ought to be on hand TO congratulate 0V
} erybody else; the event Is notable one
; Several hundred invitations have bee
! sent out, hut tho fact that ons has nc
been received by this or that perso
should DO no barrier to their attending
All are cordially invited.
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TuE CENTRAL DOYs, STRIKE,

Tho Directors DeternlnO to Shut Down II
They do not Return to Work.
The directors Of the Central Glass Com
pany met yesterday to consider the strike
OF the pot boys and mould.holders for an
advance. They determined to shut the
works down indefinitely unless the boys
return to work by Monday night. An
officer Of the company said yesterday that
they were under the impression that the
boys were already receiving as much as,
II not moro than Is being paid In any
other glass house 10 this Vicinity,
and they employ one more boy
to the shop than is employed
elsewhere. They were willing to submit
the matter to arbitration, the boys to
choose two arbitrator and the company
one, the srbitrators to make an inyestigs-
ton at the company's expense. II 1t we're
found that other concerns were paying
more, the Central would meet the differ.
enCe, and II 1t were found that the Central
Is already paying as much or more, the
boys should return tothcir work at the
old wages. Unless a settlement shall be
found through this or some other means
the whole establishment will suspend
operations.
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The name Of every newspaper in the
United States and Bhklbh Provinces ia
Upon Our bookB. We can Hye terms Of
advertising In one OF all, and possess n.
ollites LOT executing orders beyond those
Of any other ageugyin tho country. Send
10 10 for particulars. Geo. 7, RoWell 4
Co., 10 Spruce street, New York,
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See the Basket display at
J.B. Wilson'S,
.. 1908 Market Street,


Tho motion to exclude the testimony in
the case Of Briggs administrator against
the B, & o. railroad was yesterday sus-
tanned by Judge Jacob. The plaintiff then
took ponsuit, which temporarily ends
tho case, but does not prevent itS being
revived.
The case Of Himea' administrator against
the p, @. & St.. L. railroad, to recover
5000 for the killing Of q child on the
Pewiky road in 1885, was then put on
trial. The plaintiff 10 represented by
Frame & Holt, and the defendants by
Hon. Il, G. Barr, OF this city, and Hon. ],
Dunbar, OF Steubenvllle.
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rlIE RA1LnoAp rnouDLHs
over the Rlyer-A Motion to Quash Over,
ruled,

over the Rivera Motion to Quash over,
ruled.
The trouble between the Cleveland, Lo'
rain & Wheeling and the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh RAILROADS. now pending In the
Probate Court at st. CIsirsvillO, regarding
the desire OF the frat named road i6r &
right Of way for It's proposed extension
from Bridgeport TO Martins Ferry, q
portion Of which right OF way runs
oyer valuable lands claimed and held by
the penngylyanis Company operating the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road, 10 still a
matter Of considerable interest to all here,
abouts in railroad circles and to the Citi.
zens and business men on the other side
OF the river.
Wednesday the court was convened &C.
cordipg TO adjournment, by Judge Castor
and the twelve jurors GhoHen for the pur.
pose took thOir plaOes-to hear the con,
domination proceedings ordered. Tho at.
Lorneys OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road before anything was done filed q
motion to qhash the service by
Sheriff ssdgwiCk Of summons
on the road aud liz
officers; the court gave the Sheriff per.
mission to amend his return. A motion
was then made by the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh people to dismiss the case and a
petition accompanied by bond, was filed
aaking that the casa be removed to the
United Staten circuit court; this motion
tho court pverruled and ex'
ceptions were taken, }ester,
day morning the court commenced hear.
ing evidence in the case. The progress oil
this interesting matter Is bsin4 very
closely watched by q large number o.
people,
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1ncondlnr, l,lr. Al we.t llbertr

Mr.. John II. Garrison, who travels for
Logan 4 Co., returned from West Liberty
yesterday, and reports that tho farm
Of Miss Julia Curtis, near that place, with
Ito contents was totally destroyed by fire
late Wednesday night. The loss 10 eBllm.
atsd at $1,000, With no insurance. The
FIRE 10 supposed TO have been Of lncendlaty
origin,
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nln. 1AuaIIIlN,s pnNTu.
The Action of the Wheeling Chamber
Commerce Last Evening.

The Action of the Wheeling Chamber OF
Commerce Last Evening.
The Chamber Of Commerce met last
evening to take action on the death OIL
Mr.. Samuel Laughlin, yiCe.P President
Hughes in the chair. Appropriate adj
dresses were made by Col. Robert White,
Col. Thomas O'Brien and MIR. O. H.
odbort Messrs. Chas. Burdett Hart,
VIM. B. Simpson and Col. o'Brien were
appointed a committee 10 prepare aud
present appropriate resolutions. Mr.
Hart from the committee reported the
S 5Gall0E.i5Pg' which were unanimously
WnRREAs, It hath pleased Almighty
God to take suddenly from this Commu
nifty one Of It's most respected and most
useful pitizeng, y
Resolved, That In the death OF Samuel
Laughlin, the Chamber OF Commerce has
lost member whose business career was
not more marked by success than by high
intelligence, strict integrity and unhagRing
energy; the city Of Wheeling q public
spirited citiSen whose heart was in every
undertaking to advance her welfare; and
the needy q free.handed friend to whom
no meritorious appeal was made in vain.
REsolved, That we extend 10 the be.
reaved family OF our late aagociate and
friend our sincere coincidence, and trust
the Hand that has afflicted may sustain
them in this time Of their sore trial.
ReaoIued, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, published In
the newspapers, and a copy Of them in
suitable form presented 10 the family oil
depessed az some evidence Of the esteem
in which he ives held BY big fellow
members OF this chamber.
On motion OF Mr.. HsElett q committee
Of the President, the threeYiCo. Presidents
the Secretary, and Messrs. Anderson, Hart
0'Brien and MCAdams was appointed to-
represent the Chamber at Mr.. Laugh.
Inns funeral .4 Hu ..o ,tpq
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WE hare introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallment plan
whereby you Gun secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall and investigate.
JACOB W. GNUBB, JeWeier,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Sts,
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
"a. 81, 400; l9 NJ, 7l'i3r M 1870 hMp
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II you wish to save money, come and
buy your Xmas presents nov from our
basket stock,
], B. WILSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
1908 Market Street.
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FALL and Winter STOCK Just received.
A Iull line of Suitings, OyGrcCatinSs
and rantalOOnlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
S"'' q. HESS & SONS.
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For hats, caps, and gents furnishing
goods, 10 10 Noble bros. There you will
iind all the latest htyleA for fall and winter
wear az the lowest cash prices In tho
market. 1901 Market Street,
Under New Mcclure HouSe,
I Wheeling, w, Va,
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WAsulNaroN, D. O., Oct. III A. M
For Western Pennsylvania and Wcat
Virginia, local rains, followed by iair
weather; nearly stationary temperature
northwestorly winds.
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Gke q,ytellige3fer.


Wanted -lIelp, Female,
FlOur-GC0 K. acMtChgn &s0n'
NOltcC-A, q, Wihcher..
Fer Snle---E. u, Zane.
Trustees sale-l.. swabAcker
CinIhlHg--D. Gundling Il Co., i!h page.
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TuH ladies' will no doubt turn out In
large numbers to the matinee, Saturday
afternoon. ut the Grand Opera House.
Admission % cents to all parts Of the
house.
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the mothers care and BolicItude, are made
strong by Msllln's food. II 10 rich In
muscle and bone.forming constituents In
the form which Is adapted 10 their dlses.
tive powers,
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Two hundred different styles Of Baskets
left. j. u. Wilson,
Bookseller aud SLationer,
1908 Market Street,


The most durable goods, the most
stylish goods, the best fitting goods and
the best assorted stock Of shoes OF the
lowest possible prices. L. v. BLOND.
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Fan Handle ExOuFslOn 70 Cincinnati.
ExCuiSlon tickets 10 Cincinnati now on
sale at the Panhandle ticket Office. For
tickets and further particulars call on
ticket agent Pan.Handle route, foot Of
Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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:. 8. Good & Co. cell dry goods The
cheapest,
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1tuaic at the AlhSmbra Rink Friday and
Saturday nighta.
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Headquarters for chlldren'S school
shoes, durable and cheap.
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Imported French Tissues at one cent a
Hheet, same price aB Mays, In New York,
charges, j. j, WILSON,
Bookseller and SLationet,
1908 Market Street,