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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-20

Mr.. w. II. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with a severe Cold
attended with a distressing Cough ana
running into Consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-callcd popular
cough remedies and steadily grew worse,
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in
breathing and was unable to sleep. Fl.
nally tried DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and found immediate
relief, and after using about u half dozen
bottles found himself well and has had
no return OF the disease. No other rem.
edy can show 50 grand record OF cures
as DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
guaranteed TO do Just what is
claimed for it. Trial bottle free at Lo.
gan & Cos drug store. 4
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bridgeport News Notes.


r. Il. Howell is in Cleveland on bust.
ness.
Miss Mamie Duncan is home from
Chippewa.
;ESamuel Green, well known resident
OF Wheeling Greek, died OF typhoid
fever Saturday.
J. L. Trueman, OF Cumberland, Ohio,
is ut the bedside OF his brother, DR..
Homer Trucman.
Meister's full orchestra left Saturday
night Tor Il fishing and hunting trip in
Pennsylvania. They will be gone about
two weeks.
A sneak thief entered Mr.. A. L. Wal
ling's apartments ut the residence OF Mr.
j. 4. Baggs Saturday and stole pocket
book with considerable money in it.
Messrs. Adam Eberlc, Henry Rehm
Charles Myers, Thomas Frazier and
George Medill have purchased twenty
acres OF the Handel estate at Blaine, to
be used for cemetery. 1t is accessible
from Martins Ferry, Bridgeport or Bell
aire by rail or carriage.
Saturday evening while Mrs. j. G.
Dent and two small children were opt
for drive on Wheeling Island the horse
became frightened and ran into tele.
phone pole on Virginia street, throwing
the occupants out, slightly hurting the
children and breaking the buggy.
Messrs. Archie NIcCamm, James Hig'
gins, I. j. Beaumont, William FOrtney,
William King, James and John Boston,
Henry Help, Sherman Philips, Eli iost,
r. B. Mitchell, Robert WardeIl, a. Burk,
+. L. Kidney, Thomas Mahatlcy, k,
Humes and j. II. Van Pelt, Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, instituted u castle Of
the order in Uhrichsville last week.
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A MAD DOGS HORRIBLE WORK
Al BelinIre-LIttIe Girl Badly Hurt-Gcn
crtl News,

eral News.
A horrible affair happened here yes
terday morning. A large dog belonging
to Pat Logan attacked Myrtle, n little O.
year old child of Daniel CofIman, while
she was going for milk. The little one
had beautiful head of long hair. This
the brute pulled nearly all out, taking
with it portion OF the scalp. Mrs. LO-
gan pulled the dog of and the girl ran,
but the dog broke away and attacked
her again, this time tearing her clothes
and almost killing the child. She was
taken home and a physician called, but
he did not attempt TO sew up the
wounds as he wanted rs much blood
TO flow as possible in order to get
the poison all out. She was terribly
FRUSTRATED and il she lives will probably
never fully recover from the shock.
Her face was not hurt, Us she held her
hands over it. Capt. Little was notified
and shot the dog. He had to shoot him
fourteen times before he killed the ami
nal, which was thought to be mad. 1t
was a very large dog and has always
been considered dangerous. This case
will settle the dog muzzling ordinance,
and lift does not, every dog in the city
should be shot Immediately. The Citi-
zens are up in arms over this case.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Miss Sadie Lewis is in Pittsburgh Wis.
iting friends and relatives.
a small child OF j. L. Blackburn's was
buried yesterday afternoon.
Tie Ohio Valley Foundry shipped Q
lot OF stoves to Cincinnati Saturday.
Richards arrived Saturday with his
shell and traps for next Saturdays race
Rev. c. S. Allemong, of West Virginia
filed the First NJ. L. Church pulpit yes
terday.
Another Bellaire person has been ad
Judged insane in the person oil join
George.
William Shipman and wife, Of Belle
Vile, Ill, are the guests OF William
Chambers and wife.
Rev. Ash Lane preached in the Fins
Presbyterian Church yesterday. He il
now located in Mason City, Iowa.
The Bellaire Lodge OF Good Templar
went to Benwood to attend the instatla
ton OF officers OF the lodge there.
Rev. Kellar and family came hom'
from Burr's Mills Saturday night after {
pleasant week spent camping out.
Engine No. /, the first one ever bull
for the 3. Il o., was here in the yard
last week, enroute to the Columbus Cen
tennial. 1t was very queer lookin!
thing with upright boilers.
The colored campaign club is oiIiCereC
MS follows: President, W. Ii. ROwles
Vice President, Grant Jacobs; Secreta
ry, Luther Lucas; Treasurer, Granyill,
Jacobs. Twelve members were enrolled
They adjourned to meet next Friday
when number oil members will b.
taken in,
The engineers OF the Pennsylvania
Company and Mr.. Dave Rice We're sur
veying in and around the grounds 0
the new depot Saturday, preparatory t.
beginning work there this morning
The work will be pushed through rapid
" now, and before cold weather come
Bellaire can boust OF one fine depot
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
john Mitchell Ground to Death on the II. s
q. Yesterday.

q. Yesterday.
John Mitchell was run over and in
stantly killed near Roney's Point, on the
Hemplield division OF the. Baltimore &
Ohio, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. He was Il young man, having just
attained his majority and WIZ employed
by the company as section hand. He
was kept busy all day Saturday and at
night was put on in the alb
sence OF the regular Waterman
to patrol portion Of the new
track. The supposition IS that he sat
down on the end Of u tic to rest aud fell
asleep. He was struck by tain sent
out from here about ) o'clock, and
ground to pieces. The remains were
picked up and taken to West Alexander,
where he lived. He was to have been
married next week, and the girl who
was to have been his wife is reported to
be half crazed.
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ROCHESTER,, Pa, August l9.--secretary
Dillon, OF the American Flint Glass
workers Association, and three OF the
Rochester Tumbler Worksstrikers, were
arrested last evening for conspiracy
in trying to prevcntnon-union men from
going to work. The accused gave bail
Tor hearing on Tuesday. The arrests
caused great excitement and indigna'
lion among the strikers.
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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 feyeB; to cure habituRl
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton 2. Hess,
K. b. Burt and Q. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by N. n. Mercer.
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GREAT GAME OF BALL
Played Mt Canton Yesterday and Won
wheeling.

wheeling
After the game at Island Park satur-
day, the Wheeling team left over the
G., L. < W. road for Canton, where
they played a Sunday game yesterday.
1t was witnessed by about /, 800 people,
and was one of the most exciting played
in the League this season. 1t took twelve
innings to decide it, and Wheeling won
by score Of ! to 0, the one run being
made in the last OF the twelfth before
any one was out. 1t was battle Of
pithers with the odds very much in ta'
vor OF Knauss, who did great work.
The run was made by CrOgan, who got
to first on hit and TO third on n wild
throw made by 0'Brien, Canton's center
fielder, to second in IN endeavor to cut
him Off at that bag. Crcgan then scored
on hit by Stencil.
The score is US follows:
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habituai constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liyerand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan 4 Co., Anton p. Hess, Il. b.
Burt and G. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
by NJ. \. Mercer.
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pathy. As he puts it, they come and
GRASP, his hand, saying "I'm praying for
you"
Seven. persons presented themselves at
the altar for prayers lust night There
seems to be religious feeling peryaling
the entire encampment, and great re.
suits are looked for.
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At Columbus-Columbus and Zanes'
vile, the old time enemies in the Tri.
State League, played two games. The
visitors were weak both at hat and in
the field and were shut out in the Sec
ond game, which ended with the seventh
inning. The scores
Columbus ,..,,...O 0 0 o. o 0 l o 3
ZancsvIlle..,..... . l 0 o o 0 o. .
Observation-Disclosures, |. nattcres-J. llandibOe
and Smith: mTchnrd aud Laner'
Second games
columbns........ 9lOo . o.
ZancsvllIe .......,... 0 U U 0 90
EarnCd-Columbus, .. latterIes-N. IIgndiboe
and HoencmHn; Watson and Johnson. Umpire
-O'Brien.
At sandusky-sandusky put up a
fine game against Toledo, win:
ming by superior work with the bat and
daring base running. The score:
ToIsdo'.!. ..". 0 0 > 0 . i 0 0 % S 1
Batterlcs-schcll aud ChIldsi Gastrlght and
Pike. UmpIrc-Curry.
other TrI.state Games Played saturday.
At Canton Mansfield and Canton
played two games, one postponed game
and the other the one scheduled tor the
day, and in both the visitors were shut
out. In the first game but one base hit
was made of Jones, who pitched for
Canton. and neither side made mis-
play. The scores:
can.on..,........ 90 2loIe .
Mansheld""r,.,"- 0 0 90 0
Earned-Canton 5. BatterleS-Jones aud FItz
simmons; palcan llarter'
Second game
S aaS.fsia.::.... 8 55 J SS--5 : /
Earued-Canton 4. Batteries Delaney and
SXsmith Darrah aud Dillon. Umpires-llall
and DOnAghul.
At Jackson The leaders ran up
against that uncertain quantity, the
Jax team, aud suffered defeat. Dunn
was hit hard, but not very safe; he was
handsomely supported by his brother
Jaxs, whose work in the field was fine: !
7. III. K.
jackson, ,,,,.....,,,.,,l 40 0 % d o.
LImR....,,,...... ........ 0 o 0 q 0 O. a
Battcrics-Millcr, Morrison and Sommpnj
Dunn and Miller. umpire-Rcid.
At Kalamazoo-The game played at
this place with SandusEy was called in
the last half OF the fifth to allow San.
dusky to catch train, when the score
was 5 to in Kalamazoo's favor After
wards Umpire McDernott gave the
game TO Kalamazoo by score OF to 0.
The score up tc the calling OF the game
was Us follows:
7. I'll. =. |
;GniusIy..... ,....... .......,.O 20 Ii 1 81
Ratteries-lrwin and Calhoun o'Brlen and
Nestlakg,
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MARIETTA, o., August l0.-Tho dis
patches from this place recently pub
lished relative TO an epidemic OF typhoid
fever following as a result OF the Mari
eta College alumni dinner, are sensa-
tional and misleading.
There have not been more than three
or four cases at the most OF this fever,
The fact that seven out OF one hundred
who sat down to the alumni dinner
should be dead within six weeks, is
nothing more than sad coincidence.
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AL Bauer, one OF the most accom-
plished unpires in the country, has
agreed to umpire Tri.State League games
till September l.
Gumbert, who is booked to pitch ioT
GAINESVILLE in to-day's game here, Will
probably make the game his last appear
ance in this League. His release, it is
has been secured by Won
der Abe at a figure ranging all the way
from $500 TO S. 600, that will let Zapes-
vile nicely out OF the hole ii is in
Gumbert is u Pittsburgh
boy, only 20 years old, and he goes with
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the Browns on condition that his par
ents give their consent. He has pitched
a number Of remarkable games for
GAINESVILLE, and has received personal
offers from outside clubs that will prob
ably be made public and cause trouble.
IL is likely that Won der Abe viii be
after Kansas City on this account.
The last games OF the short series at
Island Park will be played this and to-
morrow afternoons. The opposing team
will be the Kickapoos, Zanesville's
famous tribe. They have been putting
up Il strong game OF late, and two inter-
esting games may be anticipated. The
Wheeling team will then be absent till
September3. The schedule calls for the
playing OF twelve games while away
and sixteen here after September 3.
At the meeting of the Tri-State League
held at Columbus Saturday, Mansfield
and Sandusky We're given permission to
drop out OF the League without forfeit
ing their 500 bonds. In this connec-
ton the constitution was SO amended
that il these two clubs did drop out all
the games they have played will be
counted in the championship race OF the
remaining teams. It is possible that
DAYTON or Springfield may come in in
place OF these clubs. Sandusky was
given permission to sell her players to
II DAYTON. A resolution was adopted pro-
viding that after August 20 no player
discharged or released from any club in
this League can be signed or hired by
any other club in tile League. This is
aimed at the dispicable conduct OF play
ers who play for their releases.
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The following transfers OF real estate
were Were LEFT for record at Clerk Hooks
Deed made July 6, 1888, by Lewis
Powell, to Sophia Fry, fora certain piece
81 iAn9 on the waters OF Reney's run.
=, Deed made August II, 1855, by August
ET oTl and wife, OF Triadeiphia, to
S Sonn Weiss, Of the same town, for a
n house and lot in Triadelphia. Consid.
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W. D Hoyt & Co., wholesale and r.
tail druggists OF Rome, Ga, say; W. we
have been selling DR.. Kings New NJ
coyery, Electric Bitter5 and BucTIsh
Arnica Salye for four ycan, h"is
never handled remedies that sell Is He.'
or give such universal saiIsi4olloD.
There have been some wonderful cure ..s
effected by these medicines in ili's g,'5 :;
Several cases OF pronounced lA'a.Nfi
ton have been entirely cured BY A'g M "
a few bottles OF DR.. Kings Ne" ~ ps
covery, taken in connection win hr.
trio Bitters. We guarantee them ""'I
Sold by Logan & Co.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight SCrgcs, Pin
Checks aud Drap de Etes, which we are
prepared to make up in the best style at
reasonable prices.
Balbrlggan Underwear nj 81 90 a
Suit aud upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
al 80 cents and upwards, ut
G. HESS Il SONS,
1921 4 1923 Market Street.
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WAsnINGroS, D. c., August 2O.-For
West Virginia, light local rains, nearly
stationary temperature, variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair and slightly cooler weather, winds
Incoming variable.
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WnEELIN0. R.In.Ir.IA IE.I CoLrMNr..

Colunb . 0 -
Wheeling o o 90 o.
Earned Columbus .; Whecling2 Two
base hits-NichOl aud Walk, Three base hit.
McVcy. Home run-FlnrHgan. Bases on balls
on Flanagan ]; OF SOmcrs .. Struck OGt-Iy
Flanagan 3; By SOmcFsI, VIA pltCheS-FlanR
gan !. Pissed balls-Yaik 5; McNny 3. Time Of
gMme l:5I. rmnlre-penn.
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now have control for this market
the popular p. ?. p, Cigars, manufac-
tured by Mr.. William L. Parsons, Jr.
Always good stock on hand and orders
filled promptly. GEo. S. FEENY.
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on for tho Sionn,nIr.

WIN, Inc hot weather cools Off wonderfully
when you get on the mountain ION Tbo
Snj t ~ T. tarE Hotel has broad piazzas
stay pleasant. ''' " "''Ae "
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Observation-Disclosures, 1; Athletic, 0.
At Kansas City-Knusas city, II; brooklyn, q.
At LOulsVille-NOgu game between Louisville and
Cleveland ON account Of rIin.
Al Philadelp hin-. Philadelphia, !: Pittsburgh,s
At WRshingtO Washington, .; lnd!anoPo'
lis, l.
At Bostou-BOstOn, 10; ChlcagO, ..
Al ST. LOuis--st. Louis S: BALTIMORE, 3.
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The brightest day in life is when two
hearts are united in marriage; that is,
when God Joins them, but whom the
devil joins together let them go to Chi
cago on the first train. The saddest day
OF life is when people are unequally
yoked together, | only believe in one
match, and that is the one Godapproves,
4 man and wife should love each other,
At this point he told one OF his stories
about woman in Toronto, who had
praised him to his face because he was
giving licks against whisky and in ia.
vOr OF sObriety." This woman had
started her husband in a drunkard's path
by sweetening his toddy. One night the
husband returned home drunk. In the
morningshe said to him, 'I'm the cause
OF all this; I'm drunkard's wife; you
know love you with all your faults,
but II | ever smell wine or whisky on
your breath again I'll pack upand leave"
Wives take your husbands and Ii they
are like this man, give them the same
dose this woman gave her husband. The
biggest fool on earth is the wife that will
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of dCmngnCtizing watches
in West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth l. Market SIS.
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"N'lE-ESD" Crotchet has no equal.
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HAVE you used "NIile.End?' q
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THB many CANDIDATES
For Positions on the Republican
State Ticket.
THE Observation-Disclosures
To be Held wcdne.GGy, and the
Names that are hihciy to be Be-
fore 1t in Connection with the
Different oIcea.

To-day the Republican advance guard
will move on the Capital city of Charles.
ton, snd by tomorrow that neat little
SPOT on the banks OF the Kanawha will
be alive with the arriving delegates to
Wednesdays convention. Great inter
est is being manifested in this party
council, and from every part OF the
State come the reports OF n large turn
out. The Republicans OF West Virginia
believe that the situation warrants them
in putting forth their best efforts this
year, therefore it may be expected that
the State Convention will be attended
By large and notable gathering Of
party men. Fortunately for the Repub-
iican party, nothing has been developed
to indicate that an aspirant, personally
or through his boomers, is endeavoring
to capture the convention and force
himself upon it; therefore the party
seems to be free OF any embarrassment
whatever with regard to the nominees
to be placed upon the ticket from the
head down. Still there is no lack o.
gentlemen OF character willing to answer
to their party's call, and under the ban
ner OF protection to take the field agains
the party OF Free Trade.
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STRIKING ms OLD TIME GAIT.

West Virginia in her mountains and
valleys has u big thing on hands. The
prohibition amendment is that big thing.
All Christian people pray, "Put it out."
Quit praying-go to work and vote it
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GAVE HIM TIME TO PRAY.
Lynching of William Smith at Wytheyille,
Virginia.

BALTIMORE, July IA special from
Wytheville, Va, says AT II o'clock last night
body of masked men took William Smith,
colored, charged with having committed q
criminal assault on respectable white LADY,
Mrs. Midkitfe, in Pulaski county, from the
custody of Sheriff Harkreader, at the depot, in
this place, and hung him in grove about 400
yards distant After hanging Smith the lynch
ers riddled his body with bullets. Those partic-
mating in the affair were from Pulaski county.
The men had been in this neighborhood since
yesterday morning. Sheriff Harkreuder re-
ceived information of their presence and in
tention, and was about to board the train with
a, view OF taking Smith to Lynchburg, when
the mob appeared and took possession of ac-
cused Smith. giving him time to pray. He
made q confession of his crime
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