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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-17

| Strangers In the Clty anu nhooAnB 4"AA'
Abroad.
M.s. Minnie Gibbs, OF this city, is the
guest OF the Misses Clarkson, OF Charles
ton.
Mr.. James Todd left on the B. & o. road
yesterday for Washington, where he will
be Tor few days.
Mr., and Mra. Charles Heyman, OF the
South Side, are rejoicing over the arrival
OF a little daughter at their home.
Col. William ExleY has gone to Florida
for the benefit Of his health. He loft
Wednesday and expects to DO absent
three or four weeks.
Mayor O. W. Seabright has gone East
on business and pleasure trip combined.
He left with the excursionists over the
Baltimore & Ohio road.
Mins Sydney Heiskell entertained
number Of her lady friends at luncheon,
at her home On Chaplin street, yesterday
afternoon. It was charming affair.
Mr.. Rosenfeld, Of Baltimore, and
family, after making pleasant visit at
the residence Of Mr.. s. s. Bloch, returned
home last evening on the B. &. o. road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Conner and
the Misses Conner we're among those who
left here on the Baltimore & Ohio yester-
day for Washington and other Eastern
points.
Mr.. j. H. Close, the well known wool
grower OF st. Olairsville, and Mrs. Close,
were among the Baltimore & Ohio's ex.
cursionists yesterday to Washington and
Baltimore.
Hon, A. ". Campbell left for Wsshiug-
ton last evening on the Baltimore & Ohio.
BE goes to look after the interests Of the
steel manufacturers before the Committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. John o. Pendleton and Mr.. Frank
P. Jepson left over over the Baltimore &
Ohio road last evening for Washington
and Baltimore. They will probably 90 to
New York before they return.
F. W. Pierpoint, Esqp aon Of Ex.Gov.
ernor Pierpont, OF FRirmont, was among
the Convention arrivals here. While in
the city Mr.. Pierpont successfully passed
legal examination before Judge Boyd.
County Treasurer George Robinson
came over from St. Clairsvllle yesterday
to see how the West Virginia Republic
cans feel. He was encouraged by the sp-
pearance OF things and the talk OF the
delegates.
Among those Registered at the stamm
House yesterday were the following West
ViYginians: ]. ". Mitchell, Parkersburg;
A. h. Malone, Charleston; J. W. Nor
row, Now Cumberland, and ]. W. Adams
and A. ]. Vosburgh Of Ravenswood.
MIR. F. P. Nuzum has been made q
Notary Public for this place by Governor
Wilson. At tho same time His Excel
lenGy commissioned W. P. Floyd, No.
tary at Logan O. a. Floyd Is the man
who has been 30 active in trying to get
the Logan county men released from the
Kentucky authorities. He Ia brother Of
John Floyd in Secretary Of State Walkers
office.
Senator N. B. Scott and Mr.. P. B. Dob.
bins, Cashier OF the Dollar Savings Bank,
will leave for the West this evening.
They will 20 to Arksnaas and Colorado.
Mr., Scott goes to see his wife and chill.
dren and Mr.. Dobbins goes to seek relief
in the Hot Syringe from the inaammato-
~ rheumatism with which he has been
sorely distressed OF late. They will prob.
ahly ha absent for q month,
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Arthur RehAn,. Company.

This evening Arthur Rehan'1 comedy
company will present "LoVe in Harness"
at the Opera House. The following ex-
pressions about tho organization arc from
good authority:
Mr.. Rehan has done his work 30 evenly
that he has furnished the members Of his
company with an excellent opportunity
for displaying their talents and giving his
patrons q delightful morsel Of wholesome
humor. The idea Of the play was very
we'll elaborated, and the dialogue was
hardly less clever than the management
Of the plot. The representation Of the
play was most guccsssful.-M Y. CONNER
ciat Advertiser.
4 perfect mosaic Of light comedians.
. . The only gilt:edged company
trayelinR.-Detr0it Free Pres.
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A Simple Woman burned to DsAth-Othel
Items.
Hay here iS worth Sl4 per ton.
Frank Hall Is on the sick list
Mu. james o'Eeal has moved to FostoriR.
Marshal Darby Is out again after a short Gicl
spell,
J.R. Purnell, Jr., is better now, and able to be
around.
P, Bruner, OF weil'yIls, was down yesterday on
Knmer will play here for a leap year party In The
near future,
A United States postoHICo detective was in the
city yesterday.
Ben Williams and J. N. Kahn, OF Pittsburgh, arc
here on business.
Misses Rachael Burton and Della Topp. Of ClGr'
Ington, are visiting here.
Judge Anderson. who has been quite Eck for
several weeks, Was able 10 walk out yesterday.
James Kelly isAt his old place In the bank, hay.
Ing recovered sufficiently 70 resume his duties.
Mr. Tnyen, travelling passenger agent Of the
Chicago Northwestern railroad, was In the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank AlthoE will run L bakery In connec.
ton with the hotel business. he has rented the
Central House.
for partial blindness. He got Eix hundred dollars
back pay and sixteen dollau 4 month.
M. william Gay, who was kicked by 4 houe not
long since. near kelsey, IA Able 10 be around and
will have only one scar, Just above theeye.
Mr.. g. Q Hamilton Is both mauAgcr and Score.
hry Of the BellSire Window Claus Company, MI.
y X Over having resigned to take effect Inc int Of
nGxt month.
Henry Over will leave shortly for Muncie, Ind
where be expects % build 4 new window glRIs
work. Ne VIII set al his material IN thin vicinity
brick clay, etc.
A poor demented Iriih woman, BIddy Lee, she
was commonly called, WRS burned 70 death by her
clothes catching DIRE al the EsA.s before witch she
wa Standing. she died In horrible agony.
John =. Kelly has brought another suit against
inc FennAyluaulA Company for q man who was
put on the train At KlrkWOod for not paying hIA
fare and being drunk. Tho man sues for q 900.
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AwslI Known Teacher Disappears.

Word comea from PArkersburg that 7.
B. Mccain, formerly principal Of Wash.
ington tchool, Of this city, and OF late
years principal Of the public school ct
Ceredo, Wayne county, has taken his son,
an only child, and departed for parts I'M
known. This happened about ten days
sgo, and since then nothing has been
heard Of either father or son. The report
continues as follows: "Hfs wife ex-
pected him back in an hour, but not re-
turning that night she instituted o
search, without result. An exami-
nation showed that the father
had removed most Of his own
and his sons clothing from the house.
He left his wife without cent. Mrs. Nc
Gain has written to her parents, who live
in Nc Keesport, Pa, for assistance" Nc
Cain came here from Washington county,
ofwhich he Is native. He had not been
here long before 1t was known that he was
drinking. Despite the efforts Of friends
to stop him, he Persisted in drinking till
he was finally arrested IS q common
drunkard. Then he lost his school.
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LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
S1astorA of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

mattoTa OF mlnor Aom0ht IN AHu ANSSSN
The GRAND this evsniug-Msttie Wick
era.
OPERA HousE this evsning-Arthur Re-
hams company.
TurEr wus not 4 case In the Police Court
yesterday morning. Remember, this was
q Republican Convention.
WonK was begun on the second house
on the old fair ground property by Mr..
schenerlsin, the Island timer.
Tx bean bake and entertainment at g.
A. K, ball last night, was 9 great succesS.
Several distinguished strangers were pres
emit and spoke.
THR musicale announced to come OF at
Banners this evening, for the benefit Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, has been
unavoldably postponed.
THE very credilable showing OF the Mu'
.ual Life Insurance Company OF New
YORK, for which Aiderron & Atkinson are
the local agents, appears in the adVef-
tising columns this morning.
TagB. & o. pay car arrived here from
Piitsbu1gh over the Hempfeld road about
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and before
night had all the employees at this point
paid of. The car will 20 on West this
morning.
THERE was drunken row Of no small
proportions ct Fulton last night, in which
a bsr keeper was struck over the head
with a chair and badly hurt, and well.
known young man from the city badly cu'
in the back.
ED. KREss, young man employed al
Kenney & Blum's brewery, had hia sleeve
caught in q rapidly revolving pulley
which he was oiiing yesterday, and only
escaped 9 horrible fate by the weakness O
the sleeve, which gave way alter ne WA
bruised badly.
AT the regular meeting held last nigh
OF the Butchers Protective Association o
lthe Ohio Valley the following officer
were elected to serve the ensuing year
President, Louis Zpeckler; Vice Prest
dent, Charles LoeiIlsr; Secretary, Gustav
la. Medick; Treasurer, William BayhR
Trustees, Charles Rohrig, Chris. Kalbitzel
and Charles Meyer.
PRESIDENT sRRLEY, OF the Wheeling
Base Ball Association, yesterday morning
dispatched the $500 guarantee bond 70 IN
president Of the Ohio State League at Col
umbus to be placed on file. The bond Il
q guarantee that the club will finish the
season and Ia endorsed by citizens who's
signatures we're passed upon by the pro
bate Judge. An important meeting OF tn
League Is called at Columbus on Tuesday
YRgrKRDAY afternoon two gentlemen
entered the Office OF Chief Of Police Smitt
al The CITY Hall and asked Tor moment
talk, They stated that they were II
search Of their sister, q bright and pretty
girl IS years Of age, who ran away IRON
| home about two weeks ago, and wa
thought to be in this city. The Chiet q
once notified his force, who will make
careful inquiry and find the girl II she II
still in the city.
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The sale OF reserved seats will com.
mence at Banners music store this morn
ing for the engagement at the Opera
House Monday evening Of Miss Annie
Pixley. The Boston Adpertissr says:
"Tho Descon's DuEhter," with Mics
Annie Pixley 60 the bright and piquant
daughter, was presented last night at the
Park Theatre. The play ia called comedy
drama, in four acts, and is the compost.
tion Of Mr.. A. @. Gunter, the author Of
TM'lisS" and "Prince Karl" The dia-
loCue is, on the whole, good, and at
iifneg even BpriRntly, and tho songs are
bright, taking and rendered by Miss Pix
Law IA q viyacious, insinuating style. In
TACT, for the qualities Of Miss Plxley's tai.
ens It d admirably adapted.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Politics-GaS short-Persona Notes. Bond
Sold,

Politics-Gas short-PersonaI Notea-Rouda
Sold.
The LRushlIn mill was of yesterday for want OF
EGA
Mingo mill.
Frank Myers, ot:Mingo, was the guest Of NovrAl
Hood this week.
+. Il. Hadseii will DO candidate for Assessor In
the Second ward.
John Beck IL laid up with rheumatism, at hls
home on Second street.
Mr.. William 1ipphardt. Of the Ohio Valley wIue
Company, IL In Pittsburgh.
Frank Wallace and Walter DArrah were In Ben.
wood yesterday on business.
The Misses Zane, OF Wheeling Island, returned
home sitter visit OF several days with friends In
the city.
OF younH lady and gentlemen friends at her home
on Third street last evening,
The night turns at both the IEtnA and STANDARD
millS.were OF last night for want Of gas. The day
turn VIII probably 30 on to-day.
Frank He'll, the North Hanover street butcher,
fell from q wagon yesterday, badly cutting his
wrist and soaring his face and neck.
The "ideai Uncle Toms Cabin Company cleared
enough money at their matinee and evening per
formAnce Wednesday TO Get them Raoat again.
Considerable interest Is already beginning to be
3%ekened IN political circles, and tho mpirAnb i9f
offices have put tho "ieeleB" out, aud an unusual
~ lively time Is looked for at the coming election,
Considerable interest is manifest on this side Of
the river In the Republican Convention in Wheel
Ing. Those who made the trip on the climax
wednesday night are highly clAted with what they
saw and heard.
special meeting OF City Council was called yes
terday afternoon, and the additional water worLE
bonds for $4,000 were soldIto Captain I'd. Muhle
maU, Of this city. Two other. citizens wanting
% COO worth Of the bonds. will procure them from
Mr.. MuhlefnSn, Tho bonds were moi sold TedneS.
day a. stated yesterday.
N. G. HltchOll, Esq, will DO candidate for
Mayor Of the coming election. Nj. Mitchell has
dlled this office before, aud his Jurisdiction while
presiding a. Mayor Of tho city e known BY AZ 70
have been beyond criticism. II again elected II L.
safe 10 say that he will give the same universal
satiAiaetion, a when he OBLIGATED IN that capacity
2 compile OF years hnce.
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List Of writing machines taken in ex.
change for the New Caligrsph. Will be
sold cheap. Address Edward L. Rose 4 Co,
One No. Q 0sligrsph, price $50.
One No. 9 Oaligraph, price $40.
One No. l OAligrsph, price $780,.
Ono Hall (uew), price $50.
One orandall [new), price 500.
One Orandall, price $50.
One No. 9 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
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The Baltimore q Ohio road ran lis sec.
ond special mid.winter excursion trains to
Washington and Baltimore yesterday.
Between twenty-five and thirty people left
here on the morning train and almost as
large number departed on the evening
train. Attached to the morning train was
q handsome pArlor car and o special
gleoper was sent out on tho evening train.
Reports from points out the line Of the
road Indicate that the excursion will be
almost IS large Rs the one run last month.
The fare was but S. for the round trip and
the tickets are good for ten days. Among
those on the train not mentioned elee'
where we're George Duscb, o. NJ. Taylor,
Dr.. Robinson, G. w. Mccoy, ]. w. Luke,
G, S. McWhorter and NJ. L. Frank.
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Hyrup Of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It Ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to elonss the system when
bilious or coetive; 10 dispel headaches,
colds, and fevers; to cure habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-
factursd only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hoes, r. B. Bart
and Q. Menkemeller. at Rellaire by NJ
n. Mercer.
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A NEW POST
OF the O, a. R. TO be Mustered In This Even.
ing In This City.

ing In This City.
Another Grand Army Of the Republic
post is to be formed in this city, which
will make three posts in active operation
here. This new organisation Of veterans
will be mustered in this evening at Grand
Army Of the Republic hall on Main
street. It Is to be composed entirely Of
prominent citizeDs, 9 majority Of them
buainess men, whose work or business ig
Of such q nature that they cannot find
time to attend the meetings Of Holiday
Post, which arc held on Saturday even.
ings. The new posts roster will be
good sized one to start with, and It iS ex.
pscted to grow rapidly. Member Of
Holiday and Stephens posts will assist In
the mastering In Of the new post. Be.
cruiIs are joining the Grand Army In all
parts OF the State and the order Ia daily
becoming more and more important.
The old soldiers find It q good thing 10
band themselves together once more.
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have been prScticing medicine for
twenty years, and have never been able to
put mp vegetable compound that would,
like Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
and effectively move the liver 10 action
and at the same time aid (inHtead Of weak.
ening) the digestive and aasimilative
powers Of the system.
No other remedy Vithin my knowledge
can FIJI Its place.
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The frat delegates to depart were those
belonging to the counties down the river.
They left on the o'clock Ohio River
train. The Brooke and Hancock men
went up at 4:25, and at 5:45 large dele.
CATION went out on the B. 4 o. About
twenty remained In the city over night.
Alar0e number Of them will be back ON
the 10Th to boom the State.
President James P. Foster, OF the Na-
tional League, and his charming wife
started for New York on the Panhandle
at 1856. They were both delighted with
their visit here.
Gen. Gof left for Washington LAST even
in1.
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"ruE PUBLIC RRCoRD.n
An Employment Agency that Seems u
Have Departed.

Have Departed.
Some time ago two men opened an en-
ployment ageDcy, calling 1t the "PubliC
Record" and located in a second story
room on Main street above Twelfth, They
advertised to furnish employment free,
but charged q pretty liberal fee. Yester.
day two men called at the Office by ap.
pointment, but the men were not there.
It was learned that they had taken their
meals ct VRnKeuren'a restaurant, on
Twelfth street, and reporter called there
to inquire about them. He was informed
that they had last been there Wednesday
at noon.
Last evening inquirIes were received
about the concern by mail. Nothing
could be learned but what ID given above.
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Tho Second District Convention,

Immediately after the adjournment the
Executive Committee Of the Second Con-
gresBional District met on the stsge and
decided to issue call for a convention to
aalect 9 delegate and alternate to repre-
cent the district in the Presidential Con-
ton at Chicago, to be held at Fsirmont on
May l6. This Is the same place and date
named in the call Issued by the State Ell.
eCutive Committee for the convention to
selsot delegates at large. The Second Dis
trict convention will be held at 9 o'clock
in tho morning.
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THE Bus1N Ess DoNE
And the Convention AdJOurns-1ho State
League,

And the Convention AdJourns-Tho State
League.
Chairman Flick at this juncture called
to the Stage President shlnu and the 9th.
or officers OF the State Lsague. Mr.. shinn
was received with hearty applause and
returned bis thanks gracefully, and briefly
addressed himself 70 tho young men Of
the Republican party in West Virginia
and asked all to cooperate with him in
making the League effective for good. He
was heartily applsuded when he con-
cIuded and Chairman Flick retired from
the chair and President shinn assumed
the gavel.
There was some opposition to adjourn
ment, but after a little informal discuss.
ion the Convention adopted a resolution
OF thanks to the people Of Wheeling for
their kindness and hospitality, and the
Convention adjourned sine die on motion
Of Mr.. White, Of Marshall county.
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but declined. Mr.. Dawson was then
elected and the members refused to let
him decline,
q. W. Brazse was elected vice.Presi.
dent, ]. W. Burchinal, Secretary, and
George R. McIntosh, Treasurer,
Messrs. Mccormick, White and Morris
were appointed committee to prepare q
declaration Of principles and constitution
and report at the next meeting, and the
Secretary was requested to urge all Re.
publican editors not present to become
members the Association.
The meeting adjourned to reassemble at
FAirmont, May 10, in the evening.
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To the tsste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in lie
action, the famous California hqHid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is rapidly super
seding nlI others. Try L. One bottle
viii prove ita msriiA. Sold by Logan &
Co, Anton p. Hess, 4. B. Burt and o.
Menkemeller. At Bollaire, by NJ. n.
Mafc6f,
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Tho E1eeutiye oommittee.

The League Executive COMMITTEES met
yesterday afternoon to discuss the out
look aud lay out the work. It was de.
cided In order to make the working body
more wieldy to entrust all the duties re-
quifiRg prompt action to subcommittee
consisting Of President Shinn and Sscre.
tary Scott, Of the League, Mr.. Atkinson,
Mr., Dawson and Mr.. Gibbons, Of the com.
mittee. The constitution Of this Bub-com-
mittee insures the harmonious working
Of this committee and the Republican
Central Committee.
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SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OVerCOatIngs and heavy weight Sulllngs,
made up In f1rst.class style. Muitersi
gloves and Heavy Underwear ut cost.
Just received, another invoice Of our
celebrated Knit Jackets aud our Popular
50 cent White Shirt.
G. HESS s. SONS,
Nos. 1891 Il 1898 Market SITS.
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WHAT PRorEcrIoN MAS DONE.

He told Of seeing West Virginia coal
last week In Boston harbor; Of visiting
West Virginia wooden milis and the COM
munitiea that grow up around them, max.
ing a diveroity OF interest and industry,
and creating a home market for agricul.
tural products. He analysed the growth
OF cities and the csuaes that tend to build
them up-sll owing to Republican policy.
The "free raw material" cry OF the
President and the Democrats was help
up to ridicule.
DR., NJ, s. Holt interrupted from seat
near the stage and said when Gen. COTS
lste competitor read the President's mes.
ssge he said "Thank God, the light is
breakingp
Gen. Gof;-ThRt is just what sup
possd, he would aaYj yet when he was
convassing the district he was wont TO
say, "1t Gen. Gotf wantsa yard Of protec-
ton I'll take two yards" Derisive laugh
ter. ! DO not measure my protection by
the yard. Iwant 1t as broad as the CONT
nent. Great applause.
The illustration Of the fact that zone
mans raw material in another mans I'm.
ished product" was clear and convincing.
Whenever Gen. Gof spoke of quitting
the audience shouted, "Go ou." At this
point, however, he spoloRizsd for consum.
ing 90 much time, saying he hoped to
meet the people Of West Virginia before
the time oil election aud talk to them on
these important subjscts-not az q candi.
date for any Office, but as q private clti.
zen. he aspired TO no Office. He wished
to bear Gloft the banner Of Rspublicanism
and protection as private soldier in the
ranks.
When the General finished his remarks
and took his scat loud and long continued
applause shook the very walls,
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FoR RENT.


Wanted-Male stenogTRpher.
WRnted-SeWs Agents.
Found-Pocket book.
For CIncInnAti--Louis A. Shirley.
Dissolution Eotiee-HAnCs & wilson.
What Twenty-Five Cents Will Bny-F, hAnAuer'
For Rent-W. Il, RinehRTt.
Reduction In PEiccS-l. G. Dillon d Co.
Notlce-LRughliu Bros Drug 20,
Statement Of the Mutual LILO lusurAnce Com
pAny, OF New York-Fourth page.
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MIS-. Crow. "Ohile, buy a bottle de
Salvation OIL, 1t cure your rheumatis
sart'in. Is cents.
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DIANos
FOE RENT.

We have several very GOOD PIANOS that We
will rent at very low figure.
fes F,W, BAuHRR 4 co.
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SKATING and Dancing tomorrow even
ing at the AlhAmbra Rink. Ladies I'D.
mission 10 cents.
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TIE SPEED PRoaRANrME

For the Annual State Fair to be Held Next
September.
The superintendents Of the Speed de,
pnrtment OF the West Virginia State Fair
Association have prepared the following
speed programme for the annual State