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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14
An East River Collision.

NRw YoRK, Oct. la.-A collision occurred
on the East river this morning which re.
suited in sending ten loaded freight cars
overheard, three OF which went to the
bottom. The tug Dayton, towing two
floats loaded with New York Central
freight cars, when q short distance from
the Brooklyn bridge, met the tug Vosburg
coming down, towing float Of New York
and New Haven Railroad cars. The
tugs signsled one another Rs to their
course, but apparently became con.
fused and almost Immediately the
tug Yosburg crashed into one Of the floats
In tow Of the Dayton. The Jar displaced
the catp on one aide oil the float and four
Of them toppled over into the river. Re.
loved Of the weight on one aide the iloat
keeled over on the other and six remain.
ing cars also plunged into the river. The
Goat also soon sank. Only three OF the
cars gauk. The Others floated, each with
its roof few inches out OF water. The
seven floating cars were towed 10 the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, where they now
lio. The loss 10 now estimated OF from
$4,000 to $4,000. No one was injured.
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gGs gewt,
TOR REMIT
yves" HAMILTON IN TOWN,
A Former whoellngite with Career visits
the City,

A Former whoelingIts with Career visits
the City,
s. NJ, Hamilton, Of New York was regis
tered OF the Mcclure House yesterday,
1t was Sylvester, better known here as
"vss" Hamilton, who many years ago
commenced as errand boy and clerk in 8
wholesale dry goods house Of this city, q
business career that has been as varied
and chsckered as one can well
imaginei such q career as
Is very seldom heard Of, tingsd with TO-
nance, splendor, riches, mystery and at
times abisct poverty, Reports Of his lie
have frequently been published and his
old acQuRintanCes here have been kept
pretty we'll posted regarding him; they
know how one day he was a
Fifth Avenue nabob and the
next all but ruined. The
last anything was heard about him he
was appearing IN rather bad light In
connection with some mining stock trans
actions in New York; he claims that he
was imposed upon by another former
Wheelingite, who had q spite against him,
He lost big money himself but
managed TO save some and
Ia again getting on his feet. He spent
the summer with his family at Lake
George and intends taking them to Florida
this winter. He 10 now interested In some
scheme in connection with natural gas
about Pittsburgh, having associated with
him Mr.. NJ. j, Asoh wealthy New
Yorker. They were here to inspect the
manner in which the gas has been Intro.
duced here and left for the Washington
field last night.
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Steamboats,,

Stage OF the Water and Movements Of III,
Steamboats,,
The beRcon.liGht steamer Lily will leavt
Cincinnati for Pittshurg has soon as there
is rise.
The snagboat Z. A. woodrufris wreck
ing the hull Of the Potomac below Hart.
ford City.
Capt. Ed. MAddy is still in charge Of tht
Minnie Bay, In the Louisville and Clncln
natl trade.
The D. T. Lane 10 now on the dock
at Point Pleasant; she Ia having almost or
entire new hull built.
The tow boat Rescue, with tow o.
empties, is tied up on the other side Of the
dam at Marietta, waiting for more water
The new Government snag.boat, Ken,
lucky, Just finished at Cincinnati hal
made Q successful trial Trip. She 10 sale
to be o beauty.
Both Of tho dry dock companies al
Point Pleasant have been crowded with
work all the past summer and have beer
the means Of bringing Thousands Of dol
lars into that town.
Henry Best, third clerk on the steamer
Andes, is now running on the strecker,
In the Marietta and Gallipolis trade, the
Andes being tied up at Cincinnati on &C,
count Of low water.
An old river sign and saying 10, thai
three togs bring q Tise." There have
been aver one dozen iogy nights In sue,
Cession, but there Is no water Of any con.
sequence or any dgnot any iust at present
Rumor has II that Capt. James Gardner
and others, owners Of the sunken steamer
Emma Graham, contemplate building at
an early day boat TO take the Emma'a
place In the Cincinnati trade.
The colors Of the "old Reliable" wharI
boat have been displayed at half mast fol
the past two days as q mark Of respect ID
the memory Of the late Capt. Nate Win,
finger, master Of the O. W. Bachelor.
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mr., Mnrle a. "YIrgInIn..n

warde, the tragedlau, will appear at the
Opera House Friday night as NrginiuS,
The New York Keynote, high authority
on such subjects, Gays:
1t is several years sinCe Frederick
Warde was seen on New York stage.
During that time he has starred in tragic
roles through the country, and succeeded
In building up satisfactory record as an
intelligent actor. He 10 one Of The young.
est tragediany now before the American
public, and II his performance Of "Yir.
ginius," at the Peoples Theater, which ]
attended on Wednesday night, IL any cri-
teriop, intpre dramatic history will not
pass lightly over his name. Mr.. Wardes
conception Of the valiant Roman father
was al once picturesque and painstaking
effort. He possesses noble carriage and
q rugged, yet mobile face, that displays
much intelligence and cultivation, and his
movements and pastures are easy and
graceful. He is seen at his best In Rcenes
requiring strong emotional efforts Of sus'
tanned power.
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spreads Tho mllma, OF poisonous vapofs, that be
gets mAlatlal and ypuS iCyet wherever there d
bagnNni water In which vegetation, or refuse Of
any hind decays ihnfe, a surely a, the sun flSes
arc senstaI'd the seeds Of fever and Agus, dumb
Aguo, aud other endemic mAlAdies Of the nAlOtlAl
type For tho effects Of this enYSnomed hlF, lios.
l6iler'I Stomach BlllSn furnishes an GnGldoIO, and
prevents both the contraction and recurrence Of
such maladOi Even along the line Of OHcaya.
ton Tot The Le9Sps Panama Canal, yhgte mAlellAl
letters Stomach Blltett has demonstrated 10 ID.
compatible proteOllye qualities, Not only Tor
iebEle complaints, but APO for disorders 81 the
Inactivity d tho kidneys Aud blSddGf II d very
elective. II cOuntOtaoB The effects 81 latliu6,
damp and exposure TfHsaR
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CATARRHAL DANGERS.

n DO freed from tho dangers OF lufIoatlon
VII lying down, 10 breathe freely, sleep SOuhdly
aud undLslutbedi 10 rise refreshed, head clear,
brain active and free from palm or ache; 10 know
that no poisonous, putfld matter denies the
breath and rotS away the delicate machinery Of
smell, taste aud hearing 70 feel that the :syIltm
does not, through IL veins and arteries, suck up
Me poison tina. d azure 10 undermine and destroy,
Il indec1 q blessing beyond all other HUMAN On.
ipymenu. To putchaSV immunity from such q
late should DO the object Of all afflicted, But
those who have tt!,d many remedies and physl.
clans despair Of roiet or cure,
BanijtdJ Radical Cure meets every phAIo Of
CatAffh, from simple head cold 70 Lhe most
loathSome and destructive stages. II Il local and
constitutional Instant Ia relieving, permanent
Ia curing, safe, economical aud never falling.
BAniotdb Radical Cue cOnyllS Of one bottle Of
tho Radical Cure, one boz Of Catarrhal Solvent,
ApE one Improved lnhalet,. AZ wrapped III ono
PA kage yIlh treatise and objections aud sold "
fOT1iI bNpa 4 CLINICAL Co., toroS.
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r1r ANp Ear p1sEAsEs.
Or. sloeuma Residence and 1nilrmhry
No, 90 Sixteenth street,

Or. sloeumA Residence and Inilrmhry,
No, % sixteenth street.
As our readers generally are aware, DR..
8. M. sloCum, for several years associated
with the celebrated DR.. eadler, has eSta6.
llShpd an inhrmary In this city for tho ex.
elusive treatment Of diseases Of the eye,
ear and throat. His rapidly increasing
business rendered IL pepep9Sry that he
Bhonld have an inGtmary where patients
from abroad, or those desiring 10 place
themselves Under bis constant super.
vision, could remain for treatment. A
private residence and lnlfmsry combined
was decided Upon, and the doctor secured
the elegant and well.appointed building,
No. 10 Sixteenth street, erected by the
Oebtefllhg heirs DR.. Hlocup has spared
no expense 10 make the home complete
In oil ITO details.
The doctor d enabled 10 treat his pa.
tlentB with the Utmost care, giving them
every advantage which they could have
In The best hoipitals In the country, To
such 90 are suffering from diseases Of the
eye, cor, or throat, we most cordially com.
mend Dr.. Slooun a. o thoroughly accom-.
pllshed and skllliul surgeon and oCullAt-
q man who takes pride In his Profession
and who 10 confederate and conscientious
Ia all his dealings.
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TO LOOK AT THE NEW PAVEMENT



Yesterday morning Messrs. William II,
Blake, ". Simmons and s. II. Bsynard, a
special committee Of councimsn from
Wilmington, Delaware, arrived in the
city and registered at the stamm House,
Their mission was 10 inspect the famed
Wheeling brick pavement with view to
afcertaining It's practicability as pave.
ment for the streets Of Wilmington. They
we're sent out by the council 10 make
full investigation and report as to its sew
eral qualities and coat compared with thai
OF the Belgian block, which costs them
$3.50 per square yard and does
not give satisfaction, cobble, etc
The brick 4, pavement here in
GLIDING grading, brick, rand, everything,
is only S1,26 per square yard.
The Wilmington gentlemen were first
taken charge OF by Mayor Grlbb, who
took them 10 North Main street, where
the work OF laying the pavement IL in
progress. Colonel Campbell. the con-
tractor, was present and explained the
modlS opsrdndi. The visitors were highly
pleased and decided to recommend strong
" the use Of the pavement in their city.
After dinner they were taken charge Of
BY CLERK Galligan, Of the Board Of Public
Works, who dove them over the paved
streets, visited several Of the
large manufacturing concerns and
wound up with tip out the National
road to the park. Last evening the gem
tlemen left In charge Of Mr.. W. Il. Brad.
Icy, Of New Cumberland, 10 inspect the
brick yards and secure prices. Hardly q
day passes now but what some such com
mittee puts in an appearance or lettora
are received by some Of the city officials
from other cities ipquiring about the
uavpment,
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MheelInr OIl Prorerlr.

Last evenings Washington, Pa, Repor'
Ter, says: The production otthe field dur
ing the last "a hours was 1880 barrels
nearly all the wells in the Smith pool be-
ing a little of. The tools remain at the
bottom of the Bunghole. Those lost last
week at tho Central Oil Company's No. ]
on the Martin, have been recovered and
drilling Ia about 10 be resumed. She ID
due to get the Smith Dyer sand in day
or two. At the shronts a mysterlous air
was put on this morning, A report wa
in circulation that the cable had parted,
letting the tools drop 10 the bottom. This
Is understood, however, to be incorrect
There is a suspicion that she 10 showing
some oil In the 50.foot horizon.
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THE ALL-DAY MEETING
~ MISSES sMITn ANp suERsIAN
At the ChaplIus Street Rlnk on Friday
The Interest in the Series of Meetings
Now in Progress Daily Growing
Many slgplng the Pledge,

Meetings we're held yesterday under the
Leadership Of Miss Smith and Miss shsr-
man in different parts Of the city, and all
Of them were very interesting, The scr,
vice OF the Second ward market house at
ST. NJ. was especially earnest and power
iul. A number sigued the pledge. At
the Ghsplina street rink last evening the
audience was large and the meeting very
successful. Many were at the altar aud
number proiessed conversion.
The work grows daily, ana 1t Ia hoped
that during the next two days everybody
will aid In enlRrging 1t, To-day meetings
will be held In the hose house on the
Island ut 10 O'Clock A. N, At p, N. there
will DO another meeting at the Second
ward market house, and at o'clock p. N,
service will be held in Eis. Wheeling
at or near the Central Glass Works, In
the evening the usual service at the Chap.
line street rink, Let everybody who can
attend these services,
ALL DAY MEETING FRIDAY,
Its proposed to hold an all,dsy meet
| ling in the Chaplins Street Rink on Fri
day, as the closing services Of tho present
eyangelistic effort in the city. Miss Jen'
ME will leave Wheeling Friday evening
The all.day meeting will begin on Friday
morning at 0 O'Clock and continue, with
unbEoken services, until 0 p, NJ, Each
hour leader will be expected to have
charge OF the service, and present such
topic as he chooses, The following per
sons are asked to lead during the hour
designated: o.. NJ, Miss Jennie Smith
llO a. NJ, Rev, DR.. Cooke; II A, NJ, Rev
~, o. Hull; u NJ, Rev, II, Simpson
II p, NJ, Rev. NJ. Jordan; 2 P. NJ,
Rev. DR., CuuninghamtS y, NJ, Raw, ], O
CAN'T; n. NJ, Woman's Home, Miss Jsn
ME Smith; 8 r. NJ, Mr., j.. O, Lynch @ r
NJ, Rev. Mr.. Grimes; 7, Pm, Miss Jennie
lSmith; ST.. ~, Platform meeting,
1t has not been possible to see all these
persona but 1t Ia hoped each will meet the
appointment. In any case every service
will 90 on as announced, The opportunl
ty Is one which ought to be made much
Of. Mas Smith and Mis- Sherman may
not be here again for long time, Miss
Sherman leaves to-day, and Miss Smith
will leave during the evening Friday
Let everybody interest himself in making
this great meeting, II Is under the au
spices OF the Blue Ribbon Club and al
temperance workers can unite under thil
organization Of Gospel Temperance Work
erI. LIST us make Friday a memorable
day in the temperance work Of this city.
| III. COMMITTEE,
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EX-SENATOR SCOTT
IS 40 pE NEXr sENAToh SCOTT.


The conferees appointed by the Repub'
liCaAs Of Ohio, Brooke and Hancock
counties, composing the First Congress
sloDal district, to choose q candidate for
the State Senate, met at Wellsburg yester-
day. The nomination being due to Ohio
county by custom and general consent,
the seven conisress present from this
county met in caucus prior 10 the general
conference to agree upon q candidate to
be- presented to the meeting, But one
ballot was taken, and Mr.. Scott being the
choice Of the majority, his nomination
was heartily made unanimous. Mr. +, D.
Dobbins received one vote.
The general conference met In the
Court House, and was called to order by
q. w. Atkinson. ], V, L. Rodgers, O
Ohio county, was elected chairman anC
Frank H. Smith, Of Hancock county, sec
rotary.
Z, A, Frost, Of Brooke, and o. s,Msrshall
Of Hancock, were appointed q COMMITTEES
on credentials,
The report Of this committee on creden
tials was adopted, as follows;
HsnsOCk county-Jos, Bradley, U. :
Marahall and Frank II, Smith,
Brooke County-JRs. A. Briggs, l. j
Duval, Z, A, Frost, A. Wells and j. 1
Councilman,
Ohio county,. V. l., Rodgers, o. }
Rawlings, j. D. Elson, G, W. Atkinson
Henry Albright, W. Newt. .linCh and {
| D. Thompson,
On motion Of Id, Elson, Of Ohio county
an expression OF the conference was asks
as to the most available candidate in ON
county,
There was but one expression, that be
ing that Mr., N, r. Scott was the man I
place on the ticket. Accordingly on nc
| lion OF @. J. Rawlings the nomination c
Hon. N. b. Scott was made unaniuioEs.
Senatorial committees were named q
iollows: Hancock, James Bradley BROOKE
L, A. Frost; Ohio, j. V, L, Rodgers,
On motion Of G. w. Atkinson the COL
ference confirmed the above committee
A committee OF three was appointed t
notify Hon. N. B. Scott OF his nomination
This committee was named aA Iollowe
ID. V, L, Rodgefa;ul Ohio; General !. Il
Duval, Of Brooke, and o. s, Marshall,
Hon. q. W, Atkinson made stirrin
ten minute speech in which he apok
very hopefully oil the chance for Republ
eau success this fall, and showed Judg
Btsnnon's untensble position on tn
tariff.
Hon. John o. Pendlston was preser
and appeared 10 take considerable interet
, in the proceedings which resulted !
: nominating the man who will defef
him.
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THE ARIoN coNcERT AND BALL,
A highly Enjoyable Entertainment at I heir
Club House Last Night,


The Arion Society, ths leading German
organization Of the city, commenced the
seaaon's festivities last night with con-
cart and hop. The handsome and conn
modious club house Of the Society on the
South Side was thrown open and illuml'
mated from the top to bottom. The only
ones present were members Of the Society,
their families and lady friends and Q few
invited guests. II was very much like Q
large family gatherings It was bright and
cheerful and everyone had o pleasant
time; everyone knew everybody, there
was no formal restrsint-it was home'like.
The concert which commenced at
O'Clock was one oil tho best ever given by
the Society; the pretty assembly hall was
well filed with an audience that applaud
ed well, each member, KrAmer'a orches'
ira opened with m overture; the, Arion
singing section sung q stirring chorus,
Miss Annie Hers sang one OF Abt!
compositions; Miss Lizzie E4eItel Fecited
"rhe Angels OF Buena Vista" IN q
very creditable manner; Miss Mary slitels
piano solo was one OF the good things OF
the programme; the orchestra gave an
other overture; Prof, H, W. schocke!
gave one Of his charming violin solos
which are always so well Tecsivedi Mis-
Flading's vocal aolo, "SIng, Sweet Bird,
was rewarded with long applause; Mise
Annie and Agnes Hess sang as duet
"schubeIt's Serenade,N and the Ariol
closed the programme with Abfs ID
: Stile WGSSsrrOSs.
The floor was then cleared; several Q
the older ones withdrew to the psTloTs be
low, while the others remained ant
danced to KTamer's superb music, tn
. orchestra has never played 30 well as 1t
this season; 1t ia no wonder that i 10 .
popular OF "The' White" AT lnidnigh
, refreshments were served In the dInin
!. room, The Arion will aim to give som
entertainment every month during tn
! season,
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THE UNUSUAL SUCCESS
OF "The shaushraun" at tho Grand-Tho
Play to be Kept on.

OF "Ths shaughraun" at tho Grand-The
Play to be Kept on.
Two mora good houses greeted Bouci'
cauIt's "shaughraun" at the Grand yes
terday aud last evening. AS all tho audi
euces, they were apprecistive to enthusl-
aam. So great has been the success Of
the company here that Manager Genther
has succeedcd In inducing the man
ager TO cancel the dates for the rest
Of this week, and "The ShauRhraun"
will remain on the boards at this popular
theatre until Saturday night. A better
class Of people never attended theatrical
performance in Wheeling than have main
ly composed the Grand's audiences this
week. This simply shows that good at
fractions will draw good people
In good numbers. 1.-THE Shau'
ghraun" was put on by o fine Compa-
ny, all It's members being actors and
actresses Of experience and ability, The
houses will no doubt continue good
Throughout the week.
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Five cases LonsdSle, Fruit Of Loom and
Ladies' Choice Musling at 7Ic.
STONE 4 THOMAS.


David Davis, q young man who lives
with his parents In Bridgeport and Is EN-.
ployed at the Wheeling Greek coal mines,
was caught yesterday.in the mine by Q
fall Of soap stone, and his left thigh was
broken and his rightfoot and ankle crushed
go that u had 10 be amputated. Drs. Todd
and Wagner performed the operation.
Davis 10 about 20 yeaEB old and has only
been working Of the mlncg 6 abort time.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Ahrnad

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. M. J. Garrison, Of Wadestown, Is al
the stamm House.
Mr.. Lee Epsgart, Of Kingwood, former,
ly editor Of the ArguS, was registered al
the Stamm House last evening.
Mr.. George Lutz, OF the firm Of Trimble
L Lutz, 10 confined to his. home on the
Island with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Susan Hoge, Of lows, and hel
daughter, Mrs. Mary II. schaffer, Of Ohio
are Waiting friends and relatives in thii
city.
Mr.. ]. W. Watson, OF Terra Alta, Is in
the city. He will start out next week o.
. travelling salesman for Simon Raer'a
Cons,
Ex.state Senator ]. P. Jones was In the
city yesterday. Mr.. Jones Is the Repub.
lican candidate for House Of Delegates In
Preston.
Messrs. Oscar Townsend and W. q,
Grout, Of Cleveland, the head men Of the
pleyeland, Lorain 4 Wheeling road, ar
rived In the city LOST evening.
Wood Darrah has accepted q position
with Michael Reilly, q Wheeling whole.
sale grocer, and will canvas Maryland and
part Of West Virglnia.-Belaire Indtptnd'
en-
Cards are out for the marriage OF En-.
align Edward Everett Capehart aud Miss
Sadie Wadley, Of Portsmouth, New
Hampshire. Mr.. OApehart 10 son oil
General Henry Capehart, Of Fargo, DAko-
Ia, formerly OF Martins Ferry.
Col. Robert Campbell and his wife last
night celebrated their golden Wedding
the Aitieth anniversary Of their marriage.
A small company Of iEieDds we're present
OF their hospitable home on the Island,
and congratulations were offered, mingled
with good wishes for the future. The
evening passed most pleasantly.
!, q. ]. Bradaeld and /, W, Draddeld, Of
Barneavlllei John p, Harvey, Of Vninn.
town; Rev. 8. W. PrinRlo, OF Mount
Pleasant; Mrs. Flora Camden and son,
and United States Senator ]. N. Camden,
OF ParkeSburg; Mrs. NJ. A. LoChary, Of
81. Claiisyillei W. N. Oealaud and wife,
OF Hammock, o.. were among the guests
registered d The MyLure House yester.
day.
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The Journal Of Commerce says the story
OF the merchant who made tho choice Of
q husband for his daughter to depend
upon which Of the two Buitors should
write the best advertisement, shows the
Importance business men attach to Judi.
Cious advertising. Geo. P. Rpwell & Co.,
10 Spruce street, New York, have made
study OF the best way 10 advertise for
eighteen years, and always give their Gus.
toners good satiSiaCtion.
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Tia ttsde Of Bloch Brosoot this city, the
tobacco cuttosS, whose specially 10 the
"Mail Pouch" brand, Is growing 90 fast
that the firm has found IL necessary 10
erect more buildings. II will be remem
bered thBt some time since the firm pur .
chased and moved Into the old sugar 70 .
fnery property In the Eighth ward, which
was thought 10 be large enough Tor som 0
time 10 come. II was not long before i'd.
ditinnB had TO be built, and yesterday the
contract Was awarded 70 j, A. Holiday 4
Son for new warehouse 100 by 100
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W. I. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
drugRistn, Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters and BuCklen's Atnica
SSlye Tor two yearg. Have never handled
remedies that sell 90 well Or give such
universal satisfaction. There haveheHn
some wonderful curtis effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases Of
pronounced consumption have been en-.
tlrely cured by the use OF q few bottles OF
DR.. Kings New DiseoyerY, taken In con.
neCtion with Electric Ditters. We guSr.
antee them always. Sold by Logan 4 90.