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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-17
THB COUNTY COMMITTEE
Calls the Republican Convention
for May. j.
PRIMARIES SATURDAY.
Delegates to the Conventions to
Choose West vlrginin's Represent
tativcs ut Chicago in June.
A New Committee.

There was meeting OF the Republic
can County Committee yesterday alter
noon, which was attended by all the
ten members but one. 1t was decided
to hold the county convention to choose
delegates to the Republican Congress-
ional district and State conventions, on
Monday, May Z, at 2 p. IN. The con-
ventiOn will consist OF fifty delegates,
five from each magisterial district in the
county, to be selected at primaries to be
held Saturday evening, May 8. In the
city districts the primaries will be held
from Z to 8 p. m. and in the country
from to p. m. The voting will be at
the usual polling places in each district
where there is but one such place, and
Mt the most centrally located of these
places where there are more than one.
The convention OF May will choose
delegates to the district and State con-
ventiOns called to select the delegates
who shall represent West Virginia in
the National Republican Convention at
Chicago. 1t was also decided yesterday
that ut this convention n new county
committee shall be chosen. This is un-
usual, but after considerable discussion
it was concluded that this plan would
have many advantages for the coming
campaign.
The call for the convention appears
elsewhere in this mornings paper. The
official call tor the First district Repub-
lican convention, to be held at Littleton,
May 10, also appears in this issue.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho Water and aIovcmCnts of IL
RnntE

Stage of tho Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The @. W. Bachelor for Pittsburgh
and the Courier for Parkersburg are this
mornings packets.
AT Pittsburgh last evening the river
was falling with n depth Of 6 feet .
inches in the channel.
The Ben Hur passed down at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon on her return to
Parkersburg from her usual weekly trip
to Pittsburgh.
The river continues to fall at this
point, The marks last evening indi-
Gated a depth in the channel OF 10 feet, a
fall OF one foot in "a hours.
The Fashion is due up at an early
hour this morning en- route from Cincin-
natl to Pittsburgh, and the Katie Stock
dale is due down in the same trade.
A party numbering about twelve or
fifteen OF Bridgeports best citizens,
went to Steubenville Sunday for pleas.
ure trip on Capt. mglebright's yacht
Surprise"
The Andes got in from Cincinnati at
noon and will leave for that port on her
return trip at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
This popular steamer is a commodious,
well furnished packet, commanded by
clever gentlemen who are always on the
lookout for the comfort Of their patrons.
Capt. Muhleman proposes to make his
excursion trip to the Cincinnati May
Festival next month the most enjoyable
ever made on the Andes. Shippers are
requested to have their shipments on
hand as early US possible today.
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DR.. j. NJ. Kelly, Of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
Becky Criswell was arrested yesterday
for being drunk and disorderly.
j. Q. Disbro, of the Pennsylvania
Company, and granddaughter Lottie,
were in the city over Sunday,
Mr.. Joseph Baggsis now said to be out
Of danger, the critical point having been
passed, and it is thought he will mend
rapidly.
The funeral of Mrs. G. NJ. Bartholo-
new took place Sunday afternoon, and
was one OF the largest that has taken
place here for months. The remains
were taken to the NJ. l.. Church, Of
which deceased was q consistent mem
Der. The funeral addresses were deliv-
by Mr.. Rogers, and Rev. Mr.. Keller,
of Bellaire. The internent was in the
Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-17
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
A Felony Case Nolllsd-The City beaten on
an Appeal Case.

an Appeal Case.
In Part / of the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacob on the bench, yesterday, the case
OF Luke Stevens, jr., indicted for the
theft of a watch from the Orleans saloon,
on Market street, south of Fourteenth,
several years ago, WINS nollied by the
Prosecuting Attorney, on account Of the
death of the prosecuting witness,
Schmidt, who owned the saloon Mt the
time Of the robbery.
Mart Chisnell, indicted for selling
liquor on Sunday, pleaded guilty, and
was fined $50 and costs. Sadie Tracy,
indicted for selling beer without a
license, also entered plea Of guilty, and
n fine OF $50 and costs was assessed.
In Part III, Judge Boyd, the case OF
police court for lettering in house OF i'll
fame, and appealed his case to the Cir
cult Court, his defense being that he
was in the house to collect rent, was
tried to jury, which pronounced him
not guilty.
A motion was made on behalf of the
city toset aside the verdict on the ground
that the appeal had been improvidently
awarded. This motion was also made in
the case OF Robert Muldoon, also APP
pealed from the police court, on the
same ground.
A judgment was awarded the plaintiff
for $50 70, in the ease OF Thomas NJ.
Darrah VS.. Henry @. Shallcross, u suit To
recover fees due Mr.. DarrOh in Il
chanCery suit in the Municipal Court
when he was clerk Of that court.
In the case OF r. II. Oldham VS.. W. T.
Chambers, three special replications
were filed to the pleas to the Statute Of
Limitations.
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BEL,LAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News AMI Gossip From
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News AMI Gossip From
tho Glass City.
Several thousand ties are loaded daily
at the G. & P. incline.
Miss Mary A. Logan, of Johnstown,
Pa, is visiting her brothers here.
Recorder Beckett has been out in the
gas fields investing some OF his surplus
money.
George Romick has sold his property
in the Fourth ward to Thomas Burke, a
B. q o. engineer.
Drs. Todd and Wagner performed an
operation on George Romick yesterday
for kidney and liver troubles.
Marshal Darby arrested man. by the
name OF John Riley, and Mayor Brown
gave him $50 and costs and ten days in
Jail for drunkenness and resisting an
officer. The Marshal had to slug him
before he could take him.
Two boys were fooling with revolver,
when 1t was accidentally discharged, the
ball entering Just above the abdomen OF
the younger boy. Their name is Levi,
and they live in the Second ward. DR..
Anderson found the ball. The boy is
resting as easy as could be expected.
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MARTINS FERRY.
School House Rohhed-Tho Baby sho,
n..........t 49,. -.

School House Rohhed-Tho Baby Show.
Personal Notes, etc.
| G. D. Hope, OF Portland, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mr.. George Collins, of Portland, Wis.
tied friends here yesterday.
Miss Jennie stringer, OF Portland, is
the guest of the Misses McKim.
The township Board OF Education
met in j. L. Hanes' office yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. Frank Bowman has sold out his
bakery on Fourth street and removed to
Wdllsburg.
Miss Sallie Thomas has returned home
to New Concord after visit with Miss
Bee Thomas.
Jennie Calei, in Little NIuf1ets, has
accepted n guarantee of $500 to play an
engagement here on May D ut the La
fayette Opera House.
Somebody forced IN entrance into the
public school building Sunday night. A
number OF desks and drawers were
found open the next morning, and sew
eral articles OF little value were missing.
Col. Harry Kaufman, n well known
contractor Of Pittsburgh, called on Mr..
Lemuel Duff. The meeting was a joyous
one, the two friends not having met for
23 years, having taker leave OF each
other at the close OF the war. y
A neat little swindle game was de-
tected yesterday by Mr.. George Wagon
err. A rather prepossessing young
woman, soliciting funds for the Baptist
minister, as she said, asked him for Il
quarter for the cause. Mr.. Wagner is
treasurer OF the church, and at once
knew the girl to be an impostor. The
Baptist minister has two weeks since re-
moved TO Pennsylvania. The girl claims
she has collected over So, and is still ut
it.
The new tent of the Knights Of the
Maccabees was instituted with n strong
membership. The following are the
officers for the ensuing year: Past Com
mander, j. S. Cochran; Commander,
Henry Single; Sir Commander, Nj. X,
Smyle; Record Keeper, I. j. Irwin; FL
nance Keeper, W. I, Garrett; Prelate,
NJ. G. Mitchell; Sergeant, Ed. L. Ben
der; Master-at-Arms, j. W. Gather;
First Master OF Guards, Abram Phil
lips; Second Master OF Guards, J. l..
Wells; Sentinel, w. r. Bowman; Picket,
r. 0'Beirne. A. delegation OF Bridge
port Knights was in attendance, and
the evening was one of much enjoy
ment as VOL as one OF business.
The baby show ut Lafayette hall
passed off pleasantly Saturday afternoon,
About seventy babies were entered in
the contest for prizes. A good crowd
was present and general good humor
was noticeable among the many con-
tcstants The following prizes were
awarded: SaIIie Liechtin, large doll,
brightest girl between 2 and years.
Harland 0ng, chair, brightest boy be-
tween and years. Charles Hall, sill
yer mug, most ponular baby under !
year. Ada Davis, cup and saucer and
pair OF shoes, most popular baby be-
tween and years. Eddie Robert
shaw, fork and spoon, most popular
baby between 2and years, Stella Tay-
lor, chair, prettiest girl between 8 and 4
years. Guy Shrcve, chair, handsomest
boy between Sand years. Edith carp,
silver comb. james Paul Gray, rocking
chair.
Writing Paper in great variety at the
PostotliCe News stand.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted To
record two deeds OF trust and deed
made March 81, by William Amos and
wife TO Richard Taggart, ir., in considerl-
ton OF SIPS, for tract OF 5 acres oil Bat
~ Deed SS made April 10, by Martha A.
Pad1ctt and David A., her husband, to
Harriet 4. Padgett, in consideration OF
800, for the interest OF the party OF the
iirst part in lot 10 in square 20 in South
Wheeling.
Deed made May 10, 1886, by Margaret
Combs and Thornton Combs, her hus-
band, OF Marshall county, to William
Amos, in consideration OF $500, for the
interest OF the party Of the first part in
the tract Of acres on tho waters OF Bat
lie run, above described.
Also deed from the Mt. Wood Gene
terry Association to G. I. Padgett, for a
lot In that cemetery.
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THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
For the Tri-state League at
Last Decided Upon.
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
At Home and Abroad--To-Day's Game.
AGood Suggestion About Chang
ing sldcs-Faatz Fined $50.
Ball Notes OF Interest.

The McKeesports were defeated by
the Wheelings at Island Park yesterday
afternoon by score of 8 to 0. The
crowd in attendance was small, not
numbering over 200, and they were
nearly all enthusiasts who could hardly
be kept away from game OF any kind
BY anything short OF death. The at
tendance would probably have been
larger had it not been for the fact that
the McKeesportcrs, being known us an
amateur club were not expected TO put
up q very strong game. The weather
WINS another drawback TO the attend-
ance; ; the sun shone brightly, but it was
chilly and overcoats were necessities for
those who were witnesses.
The Wheelings experienced very little
difficulty in making their nine runs:
Jones, the visitors pitcher, was sized
M for seventeen hits ut opportune
times. OF this number Delehanty and
Stencil each had five placed to their
credit; they carried off the batting hon
ors very handsomely.
The McKeesports were made to suffer
by reason OF close decision OF Umpire
Mitchell ct the home plate in the ninth
inning, In the opinion ofat least three
fourths OF the audience the man made
home safe, but he was declared out
and total shut-out OF the visitors
was the result. The visitors came
here ghort-handed, two of their
men having missed the train ut
Pittsburgh. Mike Warner consented
to don one of the missing mems uni
forms and play left. He surprised his
friends by his batting ability. In the
four times he was ut bat he made two
two-baggers. One of these was made IN
the ninth when one man was out. lie
made third on 4 short hit by Gibbons to
right. Torreyson then stepped to the
plate and raped out hot one to left;
Brodie, who had misjudged Warmers
ly redeemed himself by stopping Tor
reyson's ball, and throwing it home with
wonderful swiftness and accuracy. Stem.
eel caught it and Warner was declared
out, although it is almost certain that he
had made the plate. In the seventh
when Brodie was at the bat Jones had
made him fan the air three times, but
Mitchell had gotten mixed on his
calls and called it only two strikers.
This raised big kick. Jones finally
stepped back into the box and sent in
a hot one on which Brodic foulCd out.
Hartman, a substitute player who was
supposed to hold third down, had very
bad off day; he made the remarkable re-
cord OF fafIing to stop every ball sent in
his direction. Had Jones been properly
supported the score made by Wheeling
would not have been as large. In the
eighth Torreyson made u difficult catch
that was applauded; he fell down but
managed to keep the ball in his hand.
Lemons pitched a good game and the
rest of the boys played with life and
vigor. 1t was on the whole good prac-
ticc game for them, but somewhat slow
and draggy for the spectators.
Following is the score:
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Jackson-May 20, a. IN. !: July ., July !, p. M;
August 10, II, september - IS
Tolrd1 June %, y, ~ August 10, II, Sep.
TENDER -, October /.
LIma-IunC ", 81, %, August 10, lG, October IS.
SanduSky-June !, ., 4, August Il, Is, scplcm.
Mansiicll-May q, q 81, July %, 2s, August
81, September
Columbus-May %, %, 2S, July ., q, Aug. %. 10.
Zancsville-May 49, 10, Il, July 70, Il, Aug. 2i,9
Canton-May II, l., Il. July Is. 10, Aug. %, q.
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PoOp TEsTs IN NEw YORK.
Official Analysis of Baking Powder-Adr
terntions In Cream of Tartar.

Official Analysis of Baking POwder-Adul-
tGrntions In Cream of Tartar.
Under the direction OF the New York
State Board OF Health, eighty-four diff.
ferent kinds of baking powders, embrac-
ing all the brands that could be found
for sale in the State, were submitted to
examination and analysis by Prof. c. +.
Chandler, n member OF the State Board
and President OF the New York City
Board OF Health, assisted by Prof.
Edward G. Love, the well United
States Government chemist.
The official report shows that a large
number OF the powders examined were
found to contain alum or lime; many OF
them to such an extent us to render
them seriously Objectionable for use in
the preparation OF human food.
Alum was found in twenty-nine sam
pies. This drug is employed in baking
powders to cheaper their cost. The
presence OF lime is attributed to the i'm
pure cream of tartar OF commerce used
in their manufacture. Such cream OF
tartar was also analysed and found to
contain lime and other impurities; in
some samples to the extent OF 03 per
cent OF their entire weight.
All the baking powders Of the market,
with the single exception OF "Royal"
mot including the alum and phosphate
powders, which have not the virtue OF
even an impure cream OF tartar,) are
made from the adulterated cream Of tar
tar of commerce, and consequently con-
tain lime to corresponding extent.
The only baking powder yet found by
chemical analysis to be entirely free
from lime and absolutely pure is the
"Royal." This perfect purity results
from the exclusive use Of cream OF tartar
specially refined and prepared by pat
ent processes which totally remove the
tartEate OF lime and other impurities.
The cost OF this chemically pure cream
OF tartar is much greater than any other,
and on account Of this greater cost is
used in no baking powder but the
"Royal."
Prof. Love, who made the analysis Of
baking powder for the New York State
Board OF Health, as well as for the Gov
eminent, says OF the purity and whole
someness OF the Royal:
~ find the Royal Baking Powder com
posed OF pure and wholesome ingredi-
ents. 1t is cream Of tartar powder OF
n high degree OF merit, and doGsno con-
tain either alum OR phosphates OR other
injurious substance.
L. G. LOVE, PHI. D."
1t is highly satisfactory to the house
keepers Of this vicinity, where the Royal
Baking Powder is in general use, that
the investigations by the analysts in
Massachusetts, New York, and Ohio, the
only States that have thus far taken ac-
ton upon this important subject, agree
in chasing it Us the purest and most eti-
Gent baking powder in tho market.
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Officers Lukens and McNichol ycster-
day left for Caldwell, Noble county,
Ohio, to appear there in the trial of the
alleged burglar, Brown, captured here
some time ago by these two officers.
They were accompanied by the boy who
found the satchel on the north end OF
the Island, and supposed to be the
property OF Brown. The eoideRce
against brown is considered conclusive,
with the testimony oil the officers and
boy from here.
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tembCr Is, ~.
=, j3Ss.9a-1unC Is, %, %, Auguas ., september
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The rooms Of the Wheeling Club will
be thrown open informally for inspec.
ton this evening. All who desire to
look into the pleasant quarters that have
been fitted up in the upper story Of the
Rogers building on Main street, will be
welcomed. The formal opening on next
Thursday night, which is to be celebra-
ted by full dress hop, is being looked
forward to with lively interest in society
circles. 1t will be u chaperone affair,
and all the lady friends Of the members
of the club will be warmly welcomed on
the occasion. No special invitations are
being issued.
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Saturday night about s o'clock, John
Mooney, resident OF East Wheeling,
was assaulted on Eoff street just below
Sixteenth by man he did not know,
but who came out OF the house OF Liz Me-
Nicely. He complained to the police,
but us he could give no information asst
who was his assailant, no arrest was
made. Yesterday afternoon Mooney
came to the City Building and with n
bleeding cheek and badly torn clothes,
told OF another assault OH him. He said
he WIS passing the McNeely woman's
house when she came out and asked him
to comein. He went, and was no sooner
in the house than she shut the door, and
he then saw for the first time that there
was man behind the door, who said he
wanted an explanation rs to why
Mooney had accused him OF the Satur-
day night assault. Mooney denied hay
ing done so, but according to his story
the man ut once hit him, and followed
this up so fiercely that he barely escaped
with his life. Officers Junkins and Bell
went to the house. The woman was
gone, but John Snyder, young man OF
East Wheeling, was found in the house,
and as Mooney said he was the assailant,
he was arrested. Later the woman was
also locked up, but both were released
on giving security for their fines. 1t is
claimed on behalf OF Snyder that it was
not he, but the woman, who 'did up"
Mooney. The case will be heard in
police court this morning,
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The adjourned annual meeting of the
Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway Com.
pany was held yesterday afternoon ut
the company's office on. Chapline street.
Judge Cochran, the Pesidcnt OF the
company, said last evening that nothing
of public interest was done at the meet
ing. Some routine matters OF business
were left over from the regular meeting
which demanded attention. The reports
OF the engineers were received, but they
arc not vet ready to present their final
report. Chief Engineer Lindenthal is
expected to arrive this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-17

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bit.
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. Recommended by leading physi-
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company, Sun Fran
cisco, Cal. Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton
p. Hess, r. B. Burt and @. Menkemillcr.
At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April l7.-For
cning weather, followed by rain, winds,
becoming brisk southeasterly and in.
crp,lsing in force.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer,
iair weather, followed by rain, fresh to
brisk castcrly winds, increasing in
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BALTIMORE, Nd, April I6.-wheat, western
frmGr aud quiet; No. . winter red spot syJIa
g0Sc; May 9lngl June 92i92 &c; July Doc asked
Corn, western tirincr and quiet; mixed spot CA
GIG; May 6ln69c; June G2Ilc. Oats firm; west.
ern white 4lni2c; do mixed 9sa,lgc. BUi,es
lower; western packed sa2jc; creamery 2ja29c
Eggs steady l5IIsalGC,
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SPRING and Summer Stock Just re.
ceiyed-the largest anu most complete
In the city, consisting of Suitings, Panta.
IOOnings and OyercOatlngs, which will
be made up in the latest Of styles and Mt
The lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and III guaranteed. Our
tents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
G. HESS \ SONS,
Nos. 1891 Il 1923 Market Street.
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Qhe SntelLioellttr.
0nIcc. No.. No and ~ Fourteenth street.


Nov IIuVUftIbombntS.
wnnlci-A Nurse Girl.
Wnnlud-SItua'lU by StenogHphcr.
Wunted-SitlntiOn us Engineer.
AribrsIuc Fine Steel Concentrating BROS.
Jrwett's ReiriGcmtOrs-Srsbltt y bro.
Scb"rl'H Garden.
Trustees Snlc-W. J. W. Cowden.
Cabinet Photographer Higgins Gallery.
First District Republican Convention.
Call Of the Republican County Committee.
Special bargains for this Week.. S. rhodes
" All. Rice 4 Co.-IIcad OF Local.
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aA1As! Alas!".thc dude exclaims, SIN
NV slender ankle Tvegot pains" "Don't
fret y said ma, for whom he had sent, II
have some Salvation Oil"
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We cannot do justice to the esteem IN when
CUTIcURA, the great skin Cure, and CrTIgL ~
SOAR, an exquisite skin Beauillcr prepared if p
II, and CuTIccnA REsOLyESr, the NV llupn ~.
riter, arc held by the thousands ypVlr hnl'lhIa.
whose lives have been made happy " tfa cuiI
Of Rgonlzing, humllIatlng, itchius, fcii1 hlH
pimply diseases Of the skin, scalp ard h't"i'
with loss OF hnir.
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TRIUMPHANT SoNGs, Gospel Hymns
No. 8, Epworth Hymnal, Gospel Choir,
by the dozen or single copy, at
STANTON 4 DAvENFoET's.
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must yield their sweet odors to pro-
duec one ounce Of Cashmere Bouquet
Perfume.
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DUFFYaS FORMULA.

A Certain Cure for the First stages
tof coi.sumption.
It's main Ingredients are nav beef and DufiT'S
Pure Malt whIlkCy, anditStimulates the cnCgiOs
and builds up tho tissues Us no other ScICptIAC
discovery has ever done.
liam u PrOsbyterian. clergyman and a Doctor
Of divinity. but Lam not afraid to recommend
DuGy's Malt whiskcy and DuHy' Formula N the
purs.t and1nosf eaicIcat preparations asa medI.
zinc know Of aud my experience Is large one.
REy. II. MILLS.
Meade Centre. KnnsnS.
DuGy's Formula Is for sale by Ill druggists aud
dealers. Price 81 per bottle.
THg DUFFY MALI wInSEEY Co.,
Rochester. n. Y.