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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-30
LOCAL BRByITIps.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About tn,
CITY. .f

City.
BARSuM's circus one week from to.
day.
THERE are fourteen cases booked for
this mornings Police Court.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-The Mac
Collin Opera Company in 1.-THE Mus
keteers."
THERE will be no show ut the Grand
until Thursday night, when q concert
company will hold the boards.
ERNEST LAuE, OF the Island, was ar
rested again Saturday by Officer Nc
Nichol for abuse OF his family.
CHARLES SMITH, of Bellaire, was run
in Saturday night by Officer Heslop for
fast driving in North Wheeling.
MISS HATTIE BERNARD CHASE closed
her engagement at the Grand Saturday
night. Her business was only fair on
the average.
TIE hearing Of Officer West by the
Police and Fire Board on the charges
preferred by Commissioner Travis will
begin this evening.
TIE many friends OF Mr.. P. ]. Gavin
will read with pain the announcement
in this mornings paper OF the death oil
his two.year.old son.
THE little daughter OF Mr.. Burney
Mcclure fell down stairs ut the family
residence on the Island Saturday after
noon and broke her arm.
THERE will be horse race on the
Island this afternoon between Alex
Inns black mare, Bess, and A. Hells
gray, both OF Martins Ferry. The purse
is $500.
CHARLES HOLMES and George Nc,
Laughlin INDUCED in little tisticut!
Saturday in Market street restaurant and
Chief OF Police Smith and Officer Gaus
locked them up.
CLERK Hook on Saturday issued
marriage license to John Hagedorn, 4
native OF Wheeling, now OF Marshall
county, aged %, to Maggie Gregg, a M
tive OF Wheeling, aged 20.
LOUIS NIEDEEMEYEH, the ten-year-old
boy who was run over by a. train
two weeks ago, at the Boggs' Run cross
ing, died Saturday at noon from lock,
Jaw. Drs. Frissell and Ford amputated
the leg in the hope Of saving his life, but
in vain.
The handsome cabinet sewing ma
chine donated by L. l., Rose 4 Co. &c
the Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Society
for the fair held by them several weeks
since, was ratified Off Saturday evening
1t was won by ticket No. 50, held by
Mrs. John Frew.
CORONER SCHULTIzE was summoned to
the residence OF Mr.. Becker, 2522 Jacob
street, Saturday morning, to hold an in,
quest on the body OF nine-weeks Old
child which had died Suddenly during
the night. 1t was found that the child
died from commissions.
MEssRs. BEATTY and Dorsey, OF Wells
burg, narrowly escaped abad accident at
the pottery crossing Of the B. x .. road
Saturday evening. A descending gate
caught the buggy in which they were,
throwing them out. A passing train
struck the horse, injuring him slightly
and wrecking the buggy.
THERE will be discussion between A.
A. Noe, late of Parkersburg, and Rev. j.
L. Davis, of Benwood, Thursday evening,
mt the Latter Day Saints church, upper
Benwood. The question will be: re
solred,' The Bible sustains modern
Spiritualism." Affirmative, Mr.. Noe,
negative, Mr.. Davis.
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At the meeting of Post B OF the T. P.
A. Saturday night, arrangements were
completed for the representation OF the
post IN the State convention OF the orga-
nization to be held in Parkersburg May
Sd and 4th. Twenty-Five additions were
made to the roll OF membership, and the
boys were all presented with nobby canes
by Somehow. The new banner and
badges were on hand and were much ad-
mired. The following gentlemen were
elected delegates: +. W. NJ. Hendson,
w. F. B. Dillon, w. A. Todd, S. II. Cray
ton, w. +. Peterson, John A. Zorn, Q.
Brandfass, G. II. Copp, II. L. Asbaugh,
and the following gentlemen were elect
ed alternates: B. b. Baer, +. L. Mccoy,
p. j. McCammon, ]. A. Clark, j. L.
Kirtz, Benz. Bloomfield, ]. w. Hunter,
A. Brown, r. I. Wilson.
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record the following transfers Of real es-
tate:
Deed made July 6, 1887, by the Mt.
Zion Cemetery Company toI Henry Juer-
gems, for lot No. 100 in said cemetery.
Consideration, $50.
Deed made April %, 1888, by Thomas
P. Young to Bridget Haley, for the
north half of lot No. Il, in Jonathan
Zane's addition. Consideration $l,l00.
Deed made April 2s, 1883, by John W.
Brown and wife to James Hervey, for
lots No. 9, Z and II, in the subdivision
Of the Poor House farm. Consideration
$3.50.
Deed made April IS, 1888, by James
Hervey to B. A. Brown, for lots No. 0,
Z and II, in the subdivision OF the Poor
House farm. Consideration, $500.
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The section of the South attracting by
It's wonderful development and prosper
ity the attention OF the whole world is
traversed by the Queen & Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern and Associate
Roads,. Express trains, the fastest in
the South, leave Cincinnati daily at 1855
a, m. and s. p, m. for Chattanooga, Biz.
mingham, Atlanta, Decatur, Gadsden,
Tuscaloosa, etc. When going South do
not fail to procure from your nearest
agent, tickets which read via Cincinnati
and the Queen 4 Crescent Route, In
9uiTies promptly responded to by II.
Collbran, Gen, Passenger Agent, CinCin-
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
G.. Jessup, OF Austen, W. Va, reg
istered at the Stamm House yesterday.
Miss Maggie Prince, OF the Island, is
visiting the family of MIR. George Taylor,
ut Bellaire.
Miss Minnie Barley, OF the South
Side, has gone on an extended visit TO
friends in Newark, o.
Miss Hattie Heydrick, Of franklin,
Pa, is the guest OF Miss Virginia Simp'
son, OIL Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Frank Semple, OF Steubenville, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Hammond,
OF South Penn street, Island.
Miss Annie Hearne, OF Covington, KY,
is the guest Of Miss Sara Cecil ,.at stamms
Hotel, out the National road.
Col. Alex. Campbell, of Bethany, was
in the city Saturday, on the way home
from his Louisiana plantation.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sommers and daughter,
Miss Katie, Of Clarksburg, are visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles II. fancy.
W. L. McClurg, OF Hancock county,
was visiting his daughter, Mrs, S. &.
Smith, OF Sixteenth street, last week.
Mr.. Andrew Howard, OF the South
Side, left Saturday evening for Fostoria,
Ohio. Mr.. Howard will make part OF the
Journey on his bicycle.
D. A. Hindman, OF Brooke county,
was in the city Saturday undergoing his
examination before Judges Jacob and
Boyd for admission to the bar.
Judge A. f. Raymond, Mr.. G. V.
Morrow, Judge James Morrow, ir., and
Mr.. William b. Brooks, of Fairmont,
were at the Mcclure house Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. II. McNabb, OF the "Cold
Day" Company, arrived home last even
ing on n visit Of ten days or two weeks.
He likes the company and is making n
success us u comedian. He will Join the
party again at Cincinnati.
General Manager James B. fancy, of
the Register, returned Saturday from
Hot Springs, North Carolina, where he
was in attendance ut an immigration
convention us one OF the delegates from
West Virginia. He reports the conven.
ton MS having been very successful
affair in which the greatest interest was
taken by those rpesent.
Mr.. Fred D. Grant is in Washington,
Pa, for few days this week, the guest
of his cousin, W. W. Smith. He ar
rived there Saturday morning after
having been one OF the guests at the
dinner given in Pittsburgh Friday night
by the Americas Club, in celebration OF
his honored fathers birthday.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in It's destructive force stands mex, to
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. Its
therefore singular that those afflicted with Til,
fearful disease should not make 1t the object Of
their lives to rid themselves of It. Deceptive
remedies concocted by ignorant pretcnden to
medical knowledge have weakened the COad.
dence Of the great majority Of sufferers In all
advertised remedies. They become resigned to
life OF misery rather than torture themselves
with doubtful palliatlveS.
But this will never do. CatArrh must he met
at every stage and combAted with all our might
In many cases the disease has assumed dangerous
symptoms. Tho bones aud cartilage Of the nose,
the organs of hearing, Of seeing and OF tasting
affected US TO be useless, the uYula so elongated
tho throat 80 inaamed and irritated us to pro-
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There was great rush OF people to
the Park yesterday, the first Sunday it
has been open. The Elm Grove cars
were crowded on every trip out in the
early half OF the afternoon. The Opera
House orchestra gave an enjoyable open
air concert, and, the Park was charming
under the influence Of early spring.
The day was enjoyed by everybody, and
the prospect is that this fine resort will
be even more popular this year than it
Mns Inst
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Going to tho General Conference.

Rev. G. E. Hite, OF Parkersburg, Hon.
G. W. Atkinson, Of this city, Mr.. j. O.
Bardall, Of Moundsville, who goes as an
alternate instead OF Ex-Governor Bore
man, Of Parkersburg, who is unable to
attend, and Rev, George Hollinger, OF
this conference OF the colored N1etho-
dists, will leave to-day for New York to
attend the session there this week Of
the General Conference OF the NJ. Z.
Church, as delegates from the West Vir.
ginia Conference. T.
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Col. Frank Walter, OF Mt. Belleview
hotel, entertained a number OF his
friends OF the press and q few favored
outsiders last evening ut little dinner
Mt the hotel, by way of his formal open.
ing for the season. The bill OF fare was
fine, and there never was more pleas
ant party gathered in the fine summer
hotel over which the Colonel presides
with an urbanity which has made it
in the past and assures its con-
tinucd.prosperfty in the days to come.
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SPRING and Summer Stock inst re

SPRING and Summer Stock just re-
ceiyCd-thc largest md most complete
in the city, consisting of Suitings, Panta:
IOonlngs and 0vercOatingS, which will
be mnde mp in the latest Of styles and ut
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
Just received, 80 dozen more Of our
popular White Shirts, rC.enlOrced both
front and back. They are the best SOC.
Shirt made. Large line Of Fancy Flan-
mel Shirts from soc. upwards.
G. HESS n SONS,
Nos. 1921 & 1928 Market Street.
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TILE COMPETITIVE DRILL
Tho State University Cadets will Compete
for the Prize.

for the Prize.
President Turner, of the State Uni
versity at Morgantown, on behalf OF the
cadet corps, has promptly accepted the
invitation to come here for the COM
petitive drill OF cadet corps, to be held
May 80 and 81. While only thirty men
are to take part in the drill for the
prizes, it is the purpose to bring along
the full corps, which now numbers 100,
and is divided into battalion OF three
companies.
While nothing has been published
about this coming competitive drill OF
cadets from different universities, the
young men who are getting the affair up
have not been at all idle and they are
confidently anticipating that their efforts
will be crowned by decided success,
The first prize offered is 5000. An OPP
portunity to see prettier sight than
the cadets from the different universe
ties will present when drilling or at
dress parade and guard mounts, will
probably not be had in Wheeling
for some time to come. Mr.. Bert
Hazlett, chairman OF the COM
mittee, is in active correspondence
with several corps and hopes
to make the occasion memorable one.
Now that it appears that Wheeling is
not to have the encampment OF the
First Regiment, W. Va. n. G. held
here, and that the chances for the West
Virginia University cadet corps coming
here for week have gone glimmering,
citizens should turn out and aid the
gentlemen who are engaged in the laud-
able work OF advertising the town by ar
ranging for this drill at their own ex-
pense, by encouraging them in every
way possible.
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Saturday night Officer Brinkmann UNI
dertook to arrest Il man named Wnne, u
Pole, living in the Eighth ward, when
he and his wife resisted aud fought the
officer desperately, Finally, getting
Brinkmann's arm caught between gate
and the post, they closed the gate on it
and crushed and strained thearm badly.
II was thought at first the bone was
fractured. Officers Shorts, Druschel
and Wilkie went down and arrested five
people found in the house, but charges
were preferred against but three OF
them, Wraue, his wife and Annie
StoctZer.
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FoR RENT.
FoR RENT.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

Seven RoomCd House, q South York street
cheap. r,,,,.
eighth and Wood streets. VIII pay Us nb !h'e'
ment. a.
Splendid Farm near NJ. Pleasant, Ohio, o1s
Of the best farms In Jefferson county. .-..,.
Seven ROOmed House on North Front sUre"
lot GOX4O.
Six Rooomcd House on North York street. d,
Some Of the most desirable building los !"
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven KoOmcd House ON South BROADWAY;
natural gas, and everything in good repalf io'
401l20. $1,000.
-Four ROomcd Cottage for 5000.
@. o. SMITH,
ap1l Real Estate Agent, 10 Main Sc
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Another UnIucIsy WheelIpr,te.

Last night "Boots" Harrison, of Mar
tins Ferry, and Charley Mitchell, ofthis
city, had quarrel over there, and in the
course OF a pretty lively row, Harrison
struck Mitchell over the head with a
brick, hurting him badly. Both were
arrested later, and Mitchell deposited
$40 to cover his fine and came over to
the city. Harrison stayed in jail.
There was another knock down on the
railroad at Martins Ferry last night;
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AV"N IuHUFW uS iMth'BeHcF'
SR:-Will you kindly permit me to
suggest the name of L. ]. Bayha, Esq,
as one that it would be well to bear in
mind in making selection OF candidates
for the office Of Sheriff on the Ohio
County Republican ticket. l make this
suggestion without consulting the gen.
rendered him with a fair degree Of unan.
unity he would accept it.
/ have heard no name mentioned, in
my opinion, that could rally greater sup.
port to this place on our ticket than the
name Of Bayha, and in the event OF his
election l am confident no one yet men.
toned by either party could more ably
fill the position.
Respectfully yours for
Wheeling. April %,
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The steamer Andes will make an ex-
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Musical
Festival. Leaving Wheeling Tuesday,
May %, 1888, ut 3 p. m, arriving at Gin
cinnati Thursday, noon, returning Fri
day Mt midnight. This will give excur-
sionists time to attend three concerts.
Fare for the round trip including board
while in Cincinnati: From Wheeling,
$40; Parkersburg and Marietta, 81;
RavensWood, SO.
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A WOMAN BADLY BEATEN
by Her Drunken Husband In FamIl
Row Over the River.

by Her Drunken Husband In Family
Row Over the River.
A mill man named Jim Brannon, liv-
ing in Clar!i's addition in Martins
Ferry, has ior some time past been in
the habit of rushing the growler" after
night fall and getting full at home. Sat
urday night the "growler" was rushed
without stint, and the result was, every
body in the house got gloriously drunk,
and made 'Rome howl" When the
officers appeared on the scene they
found Mrs. Brannon sitting in the coal
shed drunk, and big cash in her head
from which the blood flowed freely. A
smoothing iron lying near by with
blood on it told the nature OF her hurt.
When asked if her husband hit her she
protested that he did not, but as no one
else was present it was concluded that
Brahnon had done the deed, as he is
known to have "done up" his family
similarly on various occasions. The
couple were left to take care OF them.
selves rs best they could.
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Harry Gardner, youth Of 20, shot
Anthony Sweeney, aged 10, in the right
thigh Saturday afternoon. The affair
occurred in Mrs. CostellO's saloon, in
North Wheeling. Henry Neihaus and
Gardner had quarrel in the saloon, and
Gardner went home and got pistol and
returned. lie drew the pistol, but was
seized by several persons and in the
scuille the revolver was discharged with
the result named. officer Heslop fol-
lowed Gardner to Martins Ferry and ar
rested him, and Squire Davis held him
in 5000 bail. Sweeney's wound is not
considered dangerous.
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is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton p. Hess,
R. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. AT
Bellaire by NJ, n, Mercer.
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WEDDING april 20.
An Elegant snbstItntn

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, San Fran.
cisco, Cal. Sold by Logan & Co., Anton
T. Hess, R. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller,
AT Bellaire by N. n. Mercer.
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liquor to her husband by Prince h..
been settled for $500. N~'

Alex. Inns black mare, Bess, and A
O. Heil's gray will race on the Wheels,
Island track to-day. The purse is SOD
On Friday evening number of tbo
many friends OF the Misses MaywooJT
rendered those ladies an agreeable sDr
prise at Hotel haywood. About thiTn
persons were present and an enjoyable
evening was spent. ''''
Meetings are still held in the NJ T.
church with n view 10 organizin. "
Young Mems Christian Associatior"
The main drawback is a lack of mcnb"r'
ship. The Association should baro
money sufficient to defray expenses I ~,
one year before organizing, and when
enough interest is manifested to raise I tba
amount organization will be effected Wv
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George Forsythe was lodged in the
lookup Saturday night on a charge OF
disorderly conduct, but subsequently it
was decided to lodge State charge OF
robbery against him. He and "Plugger"
Condrey and man named Kraft tried
to hold up and rob George Watson in
Alley II, and were arrested shortly af-
ter by Officers Bell, Carney and Shorts.
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The Ohio River Railroad will on May
. and 3 sell excursion tickets, Wheeling
to Parkerburg and return, at the low
rate OF s. IS. Tickets good returning
May 4. The Opera House band has been
secured to furnish music on the trip and
while in Parkenburg.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 3O.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
threatening weather, with rain; brisk
to occasional high northeasterly winds,
except light to fresh variable winds in
West Virginia and the southern part OF
nbin
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This evening the MacCollin Open
Company is to open a solid weeks en-.
gagement at the Opera House, giving as
the opening opera "The MusketCers .
which has never been seen here. The
engagement is to be played at popular
prices, so cents for the best seats, which
can be reserved at Banners music store
to-day without extra charge. The com.
pany is pronounced the equal Of the
best travelling at high prices, and away
beyond comparison with any other non.
ular priced company. Wheeling has
had little chance to enjoy opera dis
season. Mr.. Vosburgh, the advance
representative OF the MacColln com.
pany, says that he is willing to await the
verdict OF the Wheeling people, conf.
dent that it will be that the NIacColliu
company is so far ahead OF the Bennett.
Moulton company, that there can be no
comparison.
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Gbe Snttlltoenter,
onIcc. Nv. 50 and ~ Fourteonth street.


WAutcd-A Chilled Of Local.
Base Hull-KnlnmRzOO vs. Wheeling.
For ShrriiT-ChnrlGs Il. BchlCr.
For CinCinnati-StCancr Andes
Gmnd Opera House Metropolitan Star Con-
cert Company.
For Rent and For Salc-Jnmcs A. Henry, Real
Estate Agent.
Missouri Steam Wnshcr-D. +. Caldwell.
Music for Flower Time-OlVCr DitSon & Co.
The Unanimous TcstlmOny-LOgnn Il Co.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Change OF Time
ThiFl mage
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
An Aged Farmer Fatally Hurt ut Portland
Saturday Night.

An Aged Farmer Fatally Hurt ut Portland
Saturday Night.
Saturday evening the local freight train
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
pulled in on the switch at Portland sta
ton to allow the east bound Steubenville
accommodation to pass. The freight had
almost reached the end OF the side track
when the engineer noticed n man com
ing along with his head bowed down,
and thought he would step off.
The man was Mr.. William Derbin, a
wealthy resident OF Vine Cliff, one mile
south OF Portland. He was in n deep
study about some business matters, and
thinking the train was on the main
track, stepped over to the switch and
continued his way until the pilot OF the
engine struck him and threw him to one
side, one wheel passing over the calf Of
his leg, MASKING it in a terrible manner.
He was picked up and carried home,
when Drs. Caldwell, Kelly and Yost at
tended him and pronounced amputation
necessary, but thought the man would
live. During the night he endured in
tense pain while his limb was being am
putated, and succumbed to death when
the reaction set in. He was man OF
about 60 years, honored and respected
by all who knew him. His untimely
death causes profound sorrow among
the residents at Portland.
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The metropolitan Star Concert Company.

This celebrated musical organization,
consisting of Miss Viola Friedman, Mons
Emile Posselt, John Pass, II. II. Turner,
B. A. Stribblebine, Arthur Ware, Hen
Arthur Freese, John &. Ross, Miss Lot.
tie Granger and Frank Granger, ably
supported by the celebrated operate or.
Chestra, late OF the Alvin JOsin com.
pany, will commence three nights en-.
gagement at the Grand Opera House on
Thursday evening, May s. This will be
the event OF the season ut this house,
and those who can enjoy fine music and
singing in addition to other strong nov.
elites, should not fail to secure their
seats at once. A grand street parade
will take place every day during the en-.
papement,
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