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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City nnd Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. A. G. Cayton, of st. George, is at
the Stamm House.
i. L. Humphrey, OF Boston, large
buyer OF wool, is ut the Mcclure.
Ex.Judge G. p. I. Moore, of Mason
county, was calling on his Wheeling
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Hair, OF Barlow, Florida, is
visiting ut the residence OF Mrs. Il. NJ.
Smith, 2i26 Market street.
President Greer, of the Mill Creek
Valley road, feeder OF the Ohio River
road, is in the city for the purpose OF
purchasing an engine for his road.
Mrs. Cowgirl, OF Iowa, mother Of Mrs.
N. d. Scott, Mrs. Lenox, Of Colorado
Springs, and Mrs. Trowbride, OF Chicago,
her sisters, are the guests OF Mrs. Scott
at her residence on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. D. IL. Mercer, chairman OF the
Republican city Central Committee of
Omaha, Neb., was here Tuesday and yes
terday, having run down from Pitts
burgi on the cheap rates to take look
at West Virginia politics.
Miss Emma Stamm entertained num-
Der OF her lady friends at tea last even
ing. The affair was complimentary to
Mrs. +. @. Pifer, Of Buckhannon, for
merly Miss Sallie Teece, ofthis city, who
is again the guest OF Miss Stamm.
Capt. Thomas II. Mong is again in
these parts. For the past three months
he has been making Weiisburg his head
quarters. He was in town yesterday
shaking hands with his numerous
friends. Capt. Mong is one OF the best
known old time river men.
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Alta special meeting of Windsor Ath-
letic Association, of the Eighth ward,
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, lthas pleased the Almighty
in His infinite wisdom to remove from
our midst, Brother Charles D. J. Bingell,
whose death we dcplorc, but we bow to
Him whoknoweth ali things best; there
fore, be it
RcsOlred, That in the death OF Brother
Bingell We have lost trusted brother,
q kind friend and an able workman.
ReSolred, That herein we convey to the
wife and family of the deceased our
sympathy in their bereavement.
Resolrcd, That q copy OF these resolu.
tons be presented to the family Of the
deceased, also placed on the record OF
this association and published in the
INTELLIGEECER, NeIrS Letter and Register.
.#. WINDSOR ATHLETIC Society.
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MIR. 4RTBUR LITTLE DEAD.
Another Old aud Highly Respected Citizen
Passes Away.

Another Old aud Highly Respected Citizen
Passes Away.
Mr.. Arthur Little, au old and well
known citizen Of Wheeling, died about s
o'clock yesterday afternoon after a some
what protracted illness incident to old
age. He was seventy.nine years old,
but up till a comparatively recent
date was about and seemed hale
and strong. Mr.. Little was for many
wears engaged in the business OF build.
ing wagons and carriages in this city.
The firm Of Busbey & Little succeeded
TO the old firm Of Hayes & Co., and was
in turn succeeded by Busbey, Little &
Co., the members OF the firm beside Mr.,
Little being William and Lemuel Bus.
hey. Donaldson, Lewis & Co. succeeded
this firm several years ago.
Mr.. Little during the war was an I'M
compromising union man, and did much
to assist the cause. He was life
long member OF the NJ. L. church,
and leader Of the Fourth Street
congregation. He had amassed a con
siderable fortune, was man of un'
questionable integrity, and Ind the es
TEEN OF all who ever knew him. Tht
family have the sympathy of the com
munity in their bereavement.
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Captain B. B. Dovener and Hon. J.
Fl. Burt will speak at Sistersyille on
Saturday.
Every able bodied Republican in
Wheelingought to turn out Friday night
and assist in escorting Mr.. Atkinson to
the Eighth ward.
Hon. p. II. Huberly, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, spoke in German ut Fulton last
night for the Democracy. The Kenna
club, seventeen strong, escorted him out.
Hon. William H. Hearne will speak
ut the Opera House this evening. Mr..
Hearne is q pleasing and convincing
talker, and he will be greeted with q
large audience.
Hon. Augustus Pollock will speak in
German at the Alhambra rink on Fri
day evening, when Hon. G. W. Akin
son is to make n speech in English. The
speakers will be esCorded down to the
rink by the marching clubs.
Hon. ]. II. Burt, the well-known la
Dor leader, will address the workingmen
of Moundsville this evening. Mr.. Burt
presents the issues OF this campaign
plainly, honestly, and eloquently. He
ought to have, and doubtless viii have,
n largo audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

The first presentation OF this grand
spectacular drama will take place at thu
Grand Opera House this evening. The
company isa very large one and carries
two car loads OF scenery for the produc'
ton OF this play, which will be on q
grand scale. Among the notable scenit
effects will be seen the Crystal Palace,
tho mad house, rain storm of real
water, u full rugged ship ut sea, and q
balloon ascension. All oil which willno
doubt be grand sight. Tickets are
now on sale nj the Mcclure House Phar'
macy, and those who desire good seat
should reserve 1t at once. This COM
pany appears only two nights at the
Grand
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MORE OF THE SAME SORT.
Tho Registers Habltual FalsIfying Again
Exposed.

Exposed.
To he Editor Of ne IateligeHcer.
sln:-It is true that fair-minded men
in both parties take no account of the
silly twaddle that daily finds its way into
the columns OF the Register, but when
such bare.faced Interpretations are
made as occur in its report CT Hon. Q. A,
Boutclle's speech OF last night, l think
some notice should be taken OF it. The
headlines say: "a man from Maine
talks high taxes to small audience"
In the opening, at was fair-sized au.
dience." The facts are that the Opera
House was crowded--not a vacant seat
in the entire house. Again, "His speech
was an undignified and silly rehash Of
the old and exploded charges that have
been brought against the Democratic
Now, a more diguided, straight for
ward, truthful exposition Of the issues OF
the day it Inns never been my privilege
to hear. The criticisms on the speech
are unjust and tend to mislead in every
particular. The meaning in every in
stance was made to appear different
from what the words OF the speaker con-
vSSed. Why don't the report tell what
he said OF the 10000, 900 OF the surplus
deposited free in the National banks
Why did it not tell Of his utter refuta-
ton OF the charge that John Sherman
did the same when he was Secretary OF
the Treasury But it is useless to notice
further. This is in keeping with its
senseless charges about the joint debate
at the Alhambra rink on Saturday. l
wish to emphasize what was said this
morning by two others in your worthy
paper.
There were Interruptions; all know
who were there; and that these inter-
ruptions were commenced by the Dem
ocrats all present also know. The only
difference was that General Golf did not
mind the interruptions, and Mr.. Wilson
allowed himself to get "rattled" by
them.
That Mr.. Wilson was vanquishcd in
the encounter, honest Democrats them
selves admit. Mr.. Wilson is scholar
and gentleman, but he can't debate
with General Golf. The fact OF the
whole business is, the Register sees the
hopelcssness Of its cause, and is resort
ing TO any and every means either to
save itself from defeat or to die game.
Let's have fair deal, Brother fancy.
No doubt tomorrow mornings Register
will appear with glowing headlines con.
corning to-day's parade-that it over
shadowed that OF the Republicans, when
the faCt is there was but few more
than half as many in line.
Rheslina. Oct. 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Another Baltimore & Ohio conductor
has been given the bounce. This time
Il Is Capt. Frank HafFey, who has had
the run over the Hempdeld between
here and Pittsburgh on the through ex-
press between Philadelphia and Chicago.
He was one of the most genial and clever
men ON the road, and those who have
travelled with him will be sorry to learn
Of his dismissal, but ct the same time
they will be pleased to leGrn that he had
barely taken off bis uniform before he
secured a conductors punch on the
Pittsburgh 4 Wheeling road.
Captain HatIey had charge OF the train
when it was caught at Triadelphia in the
awful flood OF July 10 last, and was the
first one to bring in the tidings that all
those on board were safe, to the distract
ed friends here. He walked in, having
to climb overdriit piles and often wade
in water and mud up to his waist. He
came in by way Of the National road and
reached here at . o'clock in the morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
Wheeling, ". Va, October 81, Is


"on the Trail, or Daniel Boone" will
be presented ut the Opera House TO-
morrow evening. The play Of "Daniel
Boone" is founded upon the life aud his.
tory OF the Settler Of Kentucky" and
while the scenes are laid in the latter
commonly called "border drama"
There is no bloodshed or wild sensation
al scene, but on the contrary, the play is
full OF comedy. The story is domestic
one, and portrays the bright side Of the
life OF Daniel Boone. The company
which appearin the different characters
are above the average.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Tho Caldwell Luts, in tho South End, Of
fercd mt Auction.

Tho Caldwell L"tH, In the south End, Or
fercd MT Auction.
Auctioneer Heryey. acting for Daniel
-, an1 uonr, NJ prssoII ,os,ordov
i'A'nO A"u t,' - -'% e9 $50.
began the sale oil the rem estate setapaft
to Annie L. Caldwell by a decree OF the
Circuit Court in the case of Louis Kells
s.I -, -. coh;osLi .prady and 9TH.
A'u 0 ~, 'a' NOD'': =: 49,, ;... On
ers.' Inc properly u 9lvluea mo zo .S
lots, and the sale took place at the north
door oil the Court mouse. -
The sales made on yesterday were Us
follows: 5000
Square = Lot y ior S9V0; Iot , ~ ior
SOY; tes ~ i9t sStei ios i ~ 1of S.Vo' ios
u ior SGOV; tot 10 o Ior Soov; ioL - 5-d Iof
SOoO; iot 10 iof S.V9; 10Y ~ ipr SfVOi
lot ior SOU; iot lor S4oo lot . lor
5000; lot Tor SlI2; iot . ioS stoQi 6ot
Tor s+oOi lot Ior st'2i leE 5s 9 loT S9eo;
Square 20: Lot . Ior go i9t o lor
SUD; Iot ior s'ooi lou D lof 800 lotS
ior SIOO. O., "a q e.. e-so. =. ~ =.
Square ~: Lot ior s,9V; let sa ~ ior
$50; lot II for $500; lot y Tor S62S; lot
10 Tor $ozS lot II tor S9'u; tot LOT SS oo6
10 lot 2 Tor sO9o; lots D, ana 0 lof s5'Vyo;
These arc the lots on % y i , Lne ola
homestead IS Sitaatea 'ot 40 . tof F ts.c
Square y: i.ots ISand ~ Tor sou; Iot
9 for $40, lot ~ Tor sou; Iot II Tor $40;
lot u for Si53i lot 10 t9r $6O0; iot "a Tor
S475i lot 10 Tor SOU; iot 10 ior S,tOo Iot
u Tor S99; lot 10 Tor 80; lot ! Tor go go
lot = Tor S5O; lot ior go; iot ior ~ ~
lot 3 Tor 20; lot ior szo' lou { ior so
lot : Tor 500: .o-o
Division y: Lot II Tor sou lot II ior
S425; lot 10 Tor S52o iot ior S4'o; lot 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
HON. W. Il. HFARNE TONIGHT.
An Interesting Speech by u Man who has
Studied.

80
Studied.
Tonight Hon. William II. Hearne will
speak Mt the Opera House on the tariff
issue. Mr.. Hearno has studied the tariff
question probably as thoroughly as any
man in this vicinity, and that he takes
a frank and honest view Of it is evi.
denced by the fact that when he began
to study It he was Democrat, and the
result Of it was that he became Repub-
clean on the, Protection issue alone.
Those who have heard his speech else
where pronounce it n convincing review
OF the arguments from every point OF
view. His style of speaking is
pleasing, and his speech instructive as
well as convincing. II the Democrats
want to hear a frank, thorough EXPOSE
ton Of the doctrine OF Protection, it will
do them good to go to this meeting. Mr.,
Hearne gives reasons for the faith that
is in him, and for his change OF party
utilization, and he abuses nobody. He
ought to have large audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

1t has been good while since Wheel
ing was visited by a delegation OF mu'
nicipal authorities from another city iol
the purpose ofinspecting the Wheeling
pavement" OF hard.burned friedrich, but
yesterday another party from Can
j, II. Dumdaltu, L. NJ. Hoffman, VIM.
Volkman, L. Douze, Ii. Vogelgesang, G.
Fries, o. A. Essey, L. A. Loichat Q. j,
Henderson, ]. Adams, Paul Field, Dan
Cobaugh, Horace Miller, Wilbur Miller
Louis Ley and John II. Hall.
They are nil connected with the city
government OF Canton, They are ut the
MrLnre House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received complete and artistic
assortment of Sultings, PantalOOnlngs
and 0ycrcontingS, which VT warrant 10
make up In tlrSt.rlasS style, and at rea-
sOnable prices. FIJI guaranteed.
Speclalties-Just rec iYcd, so dozen
more of the best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts at so cents
and upwards. Full line OF our cele-
brated Kuit Jackets.
"' c. HESS & SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
Wheeling, Oct. so.


To The Edi,OrOfhc IatelliOeReer.
SIR:-Did you see the average Demo-
crat illustrated on the first page OF the
Register this morning? For once his
royal highness set out the right bottle ;
full fledged Democrat, in war paint, en-
bracing his dear friend John Barleycorn,
showing cause, effect and all. wonder
will the editor have the gall to send the
Old Roman q copy Of the paper? 1t GER
tainiy must be humiliating TO all good,
sober Democrats, to sec their grand
demonstration OF yesterday cartooned
thusly by their own official organ. Free
whisky Well, really, it is too funny. II
they do not believe in free whisky they
certainly belied their actions yesterday
and last night. The only difficulty now
is whatparticular star did they illustrate.
UNo.
Wheeling, W. Va, October 81, 1855.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

sAvANSAn,GA., Oct. SI.-AtPinesville,
Liberty county, Monday night, William
Harrison in an inexplicable fit Of jeal.
ousy, shot his little niece dead without
warning, while sitting by the Preside.
He then fred at his sister, wOunding
her in the hip, She will probably re.
cover. Harrison fled, but returned, ad.
mitted his crime, and said be had ut.
tempted suicide BIZ jumping into well.
Later he denied all knowledge OF the
crime. Harrison said he had been drink
ing heavily,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says
after long experience have come e
the conclusion that two-thirds Of al
deaths FROM coughs, pneumonia and con
sumption, might be avoided il DR.. Alex
er's English Remedy for consumption
were only carefully used in time" This
wonderful Remedy is sold under posi-
tive guarantee by O. X. Goetz, X. u,
Burt, O. Menkemeller, Logan d Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Of the age in the medical line Is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Caliior.
mia. 1t is agreeable TO the taste, accept
able to the Stomach, harmless in its ma
ture, painless yet prompt and thorough
in IT'S action. Sold ONLY by Logan & Co.,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt, and @. Mem
kemeller. At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Addison, Of Washington, D. G., who was
rector Of the parish At the time when the
corner stone OF the present church edi-
flee was laid. In the evening from Z TO
10 o'clock there will be reunion OF the
members and friends OF the church.
RI. Rev. Bishop Peterkin, Rev. DR..
Wood, Of PaTker5bufg, and other visit
ing clergy are already in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

The argument to the jury in the trial
of Van B, Baker for the murder Of his
mother.in.law, Mrs. Drusilla MCWha,
was begun in the Circuit Court at Wells
burg yesterday, Mr., Hutchinson speak.
ing Tor the State. He closed at noon and
the defense occupied the afternoon.
Each side is limited to nine hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
The Opening Chapters
APPEAR
In the IntelHgeHcer NOTenberS,
American Critics on Bret Harte,

&C. sTEDMAN, the Poet and ESnyst SPEAKS
Of him as ~ rare genius, Whose work mD,I %
counted among the treasures Of the dnRlsst
THE LATE 4. r. WHIPPLE, the famous lD'l9n
Crltlc-"Bret HArtc has great sharpnc'. OF NV .,
Is external Observations: he has, also' Eis ~.
depth Of moral insight. lie interpinh in3, lgr
uiatlons, which he ut the Satne time cphl'lln,,
He touches that vital virtue Ia their lpI ,t,,
souls which VIII, IN the end. FeeeneEaT WY i..
coaTkc natures. cmny be tolerant Of iLgI' . W.
setting sins, but his liberation Is oil va, ,9,'
which tends TO lift nther than TO !u'ul NH Nv,
in short he IN thoroughly Christian IN lhr = w
Ineut OF which directs equally his humot A.a
patbOs, though he is artistically careful loylI,.
zeal his end In his means, and % teach inoiA'''
while seeming to dispense with II" ,.,..I,t,
II. ". HAZELTiSE, the Literary CHuo o. ',V
New York Sun-"Few written Of our own o. I w,
recent Reuenlttnu CauVl with Bret Hare ~ Wv
mastery Of our smiles aud tears nv.
WARREN CHENEY In the OnviHHi Nogl,..t
Had Dickens lived In California Vi. ln ~.
Sfons would have given " stories al W. ,"t N.
spirit rs Mr. Haries. So far ~ be ha' gwen ~,
art 10 the production and dcllncation Of lala"i
mia life, his work has all the stamp Of oils'AA'
ity and genius"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

WASHINGTON, D, c., Nov, For West
Virginia fair; warmer southerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
occasional light local rains; warmer
Thursday, colder Thursday night south
westerly yeering to northwestsrly winds,
brisk to high for a short time on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Each race was for purse OF 500. The
judges were Mr.. Robert Anderson, OF
this city, starter, and David Darrah,
Esq, otBellaire, and ex.Sheriff Cochran,
OF Belmont county.
To-day there will be races for the 1924
class OF PAGERS and q tEot for the 2:2Q
class. There are firstclass entries for
ench,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
WHY WOMEN FADE.

Women lose their beauty because
colds undermine their life. Dr. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption is an
absolute cure for colds. G. Il. Goethe,
O. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
BRET HGRTE'S STORIES IN EUROPE.

at WIS by virtue Of their sovereign yeIE,,ltg
in the broad lives Of human nature WiI " VS.
electric quality which detes The u3it,U' ,,.
speech and race that his work. passed tnC
and found dOmicilc IN No man! L"''F
households. "-Netg York sun.
Ills work has appeared In prominent Journals
" T ft uaOa.inc and the London i2n''0''
' Revue T@ ds deiE Monde, the great literary N''''
A'I DsS u Rad.ehau, the leading monthly OF
RsrfStG Europa, the chief review Of lAly, NJ
NOikop GGsoiie, the most iHiluenAAl JV''"''
And in prominent papers aud periodicals III
Lisbon aud Madrid.
His LAtes; Story IS "cie'ss," which VIII Iaa
nine weeks In the ISTnIGEScEn' Vesinp,"s
November .. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
ABOUT THAT PARADE
The Register Against Itsslf-ChIldlsh COM
plnInts,

plaInts,
The Register yesterday said that nine
tenths Of the Thurman parade were from
West Virginia. Now, let's have some
fun. According to the Registers own
grotesque and reckless exaggeration Of
the numbers in the procession, there
were Just !, SS2 men, women and children
from West Virginia in line. II ,SS2 was
nine-tenths OF the parade, then the
whole parade numbered exactly 2,0Ol.
This is about 200 less than the Republic
cans conceded.
Look at it another way. The Register
gives the number in line from Pennsyl.
vania and Ohio at 1887. II this is one
tenth OF the whole number, then there
were in line just 1870. Isn't that so ?
The Register is in 4 hole. II takes more
sense than it has to lie with good effect,
Several Democrats complained yester.
day Of the Republican cheers the dry
before and the wearing OF Republican
badges and pictures on the streets.
Here is little parallel" Illustrating the
old adage that ut makes all the differ
ence in the world whose OK is gored:"
RtgiSter Of day after Register Of yesterday,
Republican parade: referring TO the parade
every cheer for Har.Io the day before:
TiSea wRs answered "The Republicans
wish two for Cleveland, were so angry TO witness
and In dozen places such magnificent turn
Democrats got up lm.lOut that their anger goi
prOmptu parHdeS, Gv.tIhC better Of their ludg
crll OF them containing mentand they vici0usy
hundred men each, lnssAilcd persons by
and u stranger In town, bowling H.l'r'r'is-O'n.
who had not been pre-,
viOIIsly posted, would
have been Ms likely tO
guess II was CleyetRnd
parade as the other
way"
These extracts, especially the first, are
commended to those Democrats who
think Republicans should be seen and
not heard on q Democratic day."
Here is another laughable thing from
yesterdays Register, referring to the day
before:
Drunkenness was noticeable by its
comparative absence. Some OF the Re
publicans who came here TO see the bal
roll didn't get home for nearly week
Railroad conductors going out of the
city were annoyed by them getting or
board without tickets fully that long"
Yesterday afternoon a member of the
Democratic club from Washington, Pa.
called on several Democratic officials al
the court house and requested help tc
get home. He said he got full the night
before, and getting on the wrong train
was carried 10 New Martinsville. One
man told him he oughtn't to get full
"Not get full! H, VIC were all full !
was his reply. Another official told
him hundreds OF drunken Democrats
had been around yesterday wanting
money to get home on.
The fact is that fifty per cent of the
visiting marching clubs were full to tho
neck on Tuesday. There were mort
fights (see Register OF yesterday for {
number OF serious ones} Tuesday nigh
than on all the Republican occasions il
history II Wns one hip SDree.