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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho Guy and wheeling People

Strangers III the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Ell. Wells, OF Parkersburg, was up
yesterday.
Mr.. n. D. Helmick, Of Palatine, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. D. Mallory, OF Woodsfeld,
Ohio, is in the city.
Us. Furbee, OF Warrington, was at
the Stamm House Saturday.
The Weston Bros. and their company
are stopping Mt the Mcclure.
Mr.. /. c. Pancake, Of Romney, is the
guest Of DR.. Il. q. McNlaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kountz OF New
Martinsville, were in the city.
Mr.. Henry Cunningham, OF Elk Gar
den, was ut the NcLuro house yestcr-
day.
Mr.. V. Koon, of New York City, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Il. A. Hays,
on Main street.
United States Attorney G. G. Watts
arrived from Charleston yesterday and
is at the Mcclure.
Prof. Mullen tenders his dancing class
n reception tomorrow evening, April II.
Former pupils are invited.
Miss Jessie and Lettie Marsh, Of the
Island, have returned home from short
visit to friends in Stoubenville.
Mr.. Harry Chapman, jr., is in the city
representing the keep 1t Dark" COM
pany, which appears at the Grand the
last half of next week.
Col. James L. Mclean, OF Putnam
County, who is prominently mentioned
as m available Republican candidate for
Gubtrnatorial honors, is in New York.
Messrs. J. Il. Farland and Morl Lewis,
OF ClarksbHrg, who have been about
Pittsburgh looking after their coal and
coke interests, passed through the city
Saturday on their way home.
Capt. William Clements, the popular
General Manager OF the Baltimore 4
0hio's lines east OF the Ohio, came in
Saturday morningin his private car, the
West Virginia" and spent the day here
with Agent Spies looking after some i'm
portant business matters. Capt. Glenn
cnts was accompanied by Superin.
tendent j. I. LeggG OF Grafton.
Mr.. NJ. II. McNabb, who Joined the
"Cold Day" company Just after its en-
gagement here, will be home this week.
He viii probably reioin the company at
Chicago May Z. He has been meeting
with great success on the PENNSYLVANIA
circuit, and comes home to attend TO
some business in connection with the
engagement ut the Wheeling Opera
House May "a and 2S Of Miss Minnie
Palmer, in which he is financially inter
ested.
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BALL news.
The DisgracefuI Conduct Of Cap
tain Faatz Saturday.
THE FEATURES OF THE GAME.
Manager Williams, of Cleveland, In.
tcwicwed Twlcc-Pool Buying
ing Makes Partisnns-rhis
Weeks Gamcs-Notes.

One thing is certain and that is the
members OF the Wheeling base ball team
are having plenty OF practice work and
II practice counts for anything they will
be far ahead OF the other teams in the
Tri.Statc League when the season opens.
Last week the Wheeling team engaged
in six games, playing every day but
Tuesday, and in each game they were
required to work. Excepting the Toledo
club the other clubs in the League have
not been doing anything SO far.
This week the Wheeling team is book
ed to play every day at the Island Park.
This afternoon the McKeesport club will
be met. Tuesday and Wednesday the
TorOntos, champions of the international
League, will be here. Thursday the
Kcystones, the famous colOred club Of
Pittsburgh, will open their season here,
and Friday and Saturday the Resolutes,
OF Cleveland, will be here.
Frank Miller, the Colored pitcher Of
last years Cuban Giants, is with the
Kcystones and will pitch in the game
against Wheeling next Thursday.
| The regular contracts the Wheeling
Association has with its men went into
effect yesterday and the men are nov
subject to Manager Buckenberger's or
ders and discipline. He has the proper
idea us to how the men should Conduc
themselves, and tits believed.that he alst
has the nerve and executive ability tc
carry these ideas out.
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AN OFFICER ATTACKED
by Two Suspicious Characters Under PeCu-
liar Circumstances.

Saturday evening between and o
o'clock Officer Carney, OF the city police
force, was passing through the open
ground between the b. & o. tracks in
the Hempfeld yards and the board
yards on Sixteenth street, when he
noticed two men walking along beside
the freight ears. He looked that way
again in. moment, but they had disap-
pearGd. Thinkingthey were twOdrunkcn
men, possibly, who might need looking
after, he looked about through the board
piles for them.
As he entered one open space Of about
eight feet between two board piles, he
saw two men there, one very large,
heavily built man, and the other shorter
and lighter. He went close up to the
larger man to get u good look at his face
in the dim light, in doing this turning
his back to the smaller man. The latter
at once leuped on the officers back and
clutched his throat in grasp which still
left marks OF rough usage last night. The
larger man at the same time pulled his
revolver and covered Carney, saying,
"Tlirow up your hands"
The men evidently counted on "doing
up" Carney without enough noise to
reach the City Building, Just across
Sixteenth street. They were mistaken.
Instead OF submitting, Carney clutched
the gun of the larger man, and wrested
it from him. He cried out, with an
oath, "IIc's got my gun" and seemed to
weaken. The little fellows grasp on
the officers throat grew stronger, and
feeling the wind being shut of, Carney
braced himself upon the board pile and
shook of the man on his back. Before
this he tried TO fire the revolver, but it
was not Il self-cocker, and he could not.
When he put his hand out to steady
himself, the big maa recovered posses
sion OF the pistol, and the little one be-
ing shaken of also drew his. Carney
lodged behind the board pile and drew
his own revolver, which was in his hip
pocket and hard to get ut owing to his
belt and coat. He fired three shots,
when the men disappeared, running
down through the old brewery property.
A man who passed them below Seven
tcenth street said they were blowing
badly. The shots attracted Officers Jun
l;ins and Gaus from headquarters, and a
thorough search was made Of East
Wheeling, but the men not found. Car
ncy lost his hat in the scuiilc.
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News mud Gossip From
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
Col. Poorman was home over Sunday.
Michael King, Of Marietta, is visiting
here.
A son Of Joseph Carter died yesterday
morning.
Grandfather and Mother HalIett are
visiting here from Athens.
Miss Julia Fauple leaves this week for
California to visit n sister there.
JIM. MarinG leaves to-day for bus
iness trip through the Northwest.
500 tons OF steel we're turned out at
the Bellaire steel works last week.
Col. Sullivan is very i'll and his re-
covery doubtful. He is eighty-three
years old.
1t has not yet been determined when
the school will begin in the burnt CEN
trail building.
A small whirlwind on Saturday morn
ing blew two windows in for NJ. L. Pear
son, on Belmont street.
Mr.. Harry Eberlinc, of the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad, buried his mother
Mt Steubenville last week.
Mr.. @. @. Kelly has gone on n pros
pecting tour through the gas regions in
the northern part OF this State.
W. n. Cleveland passed through the
city Saturday night on his way to East
Liberty, Pa, with fine lot OF hogs.
Miss Kenney, the new Fourth ward
teacher, was down last week visiting the
schools preparatory to teaching here.
Mr.. W. G. Bergundthal, it is rumoredl
will not finish his fine residence OH
North Belmont street, but will sell and
so to Findlay.
John Hammond, the boy who ate
twelve hard-boiled eggs, was buried
from the First Presbyterian church yes
terday Mt . o'clock.
II. A. Lichtenber, Master Mechanic Of
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
here, was in Wellsville Saturday, ac-
companied by his little daughter.
The development meeting at Squire
CARROTS office this evening will be well
attended, and business OF vital import
ance to Bellaire's interests will be the
subject.
The horse and cart owned by Luke
Gavin was accidently backed into the
river near Manley'swharf boat, and they
both went into deep water. After q
hard tug the horse was gotten out and
afterwards the cart.
Mr.. Lisle Thoburn and bride were
given reception at the residence OF Mr..
James Wilson, on Gravel Hill. All Mr..
Thoburn's old school mates were there,
and all the relatives and friends i'll this
immediate neighborhood.
Old Mr.. Brownlich threw cigar into
the waste basket, shut up his store and
went home. A little while afterwards
Marshal Darby discovered bright blaze
in the store room. He entered and ex-
tinguished it before any damage was
done.
J. A. Greenfield, Owen Murray, Luke
Gavin, J. r. Rankin and J. i. Smith,
Esq, are in st. Clairsville attending
court. A German losingsome goods in the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh fire here in No
vember last, sued the railroad company
for his goods.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage of tho Water aud Movements of tho
IORts.

Stage OF lnO water NHu NuNnhcuNh u ahu
Boats.
The Katie Stoclidalc passed up yes
terday morning with good trip on
board.
Capt. j. f. Ledlie, OF Gray's Iron
Line, was registered at the stamm House
yesterday,
The Ben Hur passed up at IN early
hour yesterday morning on her usual
weekly trip to Pittsburgh.
TheJ. II. Mcconnell delivered another
large consignment OF ties for the Penn
sylvania Company at Bellaire Saturday.
Saturday the Abner 0'Neal brought
down 1000 kegs Of nails from the Bril-
liant mill and reshipped them on the
shCrley.
The river is continuing to fall at this
point. The marks last evening indicated
n depth in the channel Of II feet. Bust
ness was very lively on the levee all day
Saturday,
The Scotia passed down at an early
hour Saturday morning for Cincinnati,
en- route from Pittsburgh, and the Louis
A. Sherley got away from here late Sat
urday evening for the same point. Both
steamers had good trips.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincin-
natl for which point she will leave on
her return trip tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Capt. Charlie Muhleman is in
command MS usual, and Mr.. Mart Noil is
still to be found in the office. The Andes
will make one OF her popular excursion
trips to Cincinnati during the grand
biennial May Musical Festival next
month.
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Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh In It's destructive force stand. peSt :,
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. nj,
therefore singular that those afflicted with mi,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-16

At the meeting OF the Ohio County
Bar Association Saturday afternoon, the
matter ofreceiving and entertaining the
members OF the State Association, which
meets here June 20, was considered.
This association will be addressed dur
ing its session by Hon. J. NJ. Daniels,
Senator from-Firginia. After dis
Cussing the matter Mt length, the
Association instructed the Com
mittee Of Arrangements to report
what arrangements were, in their opin-
ion, necessary and proper for the reccp-
ton and entertainment OF the State As
ISOLATION, such rspOrt to be made ut a
meeting to be held June 18th.
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JIMMIE wILLIAMs TALKS
In Wheeling and Again in Cleveland About
EnAtKlH BRONX.

In Wheeling and Again In Cleveland About
FaAtz's Break.
Before leaving here Saturday night
Manager Jimmie Williams, OF the Cleve.
land club, said to an INTELMeEHcER re-
porter that he was not on the ground
that afternoon when Faatz made his bad
break and accordingly could not speak
from personal observation. He depre-
Gated the affair and was surprised that
Faatz should have so far forgotten him
self even If the umpire had been often
siyely aggravating. Hea that time con.
sidered 1t IN unfortunate thing for both
Faat2 and the club.
Last night Williams reached Cleveland
and was interviewed by this papers
representative there and this was the
way he talked: "The Wheelings perpe-
traied n great outrage upon rs yester-
day. The umpire was rank and gave us
a bad deal all the way through. In the
ninth inning Capt. FaatZ claimed that a
ball hit by Wheeling player was foul
and tried to show it to the umpire. The
latter declared it fair ball. A quarrel
arose during which both used rough
language. Faatz's arrest was q clear case
OF blackmail and spite work, condemned
by the better class Of the Wheeling
audience. II Wheeling had won the
game nothing would have been said"
From this it would appear that Faatz
has succeeded in pulling the wool over
Williams eyes.
In his talk Saturday night Mr.. Will
liams gave utterance to the following:
"There is one trouble with your Wheel
ing audiences that is likely to prove n
serious one some time. 1t is this-a
large majority OF the men are interested
in the game in n gambling way and that
makes them bitter partisans; mean
they buy pools. Now in Cleveland We
have no pool selling and an audience
there is able to appreciate good plays
made on both sides. A base ball crowd
loaded up with pools on u home club is
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liable TO generate into n mob that will
disgrace atown more than Faatz's3lleged
conduct has disgraced him here"
SATURDAYS CAME
In DetaIl-Tho Principal Features and the
Full Score.

Al AAbAAh- AANsAptAA AhA NhG
Full Score.
Wheeling was defeated Saturday by
the Cleyelands by score of five to four,
making the fourth consecutive victory
for the Forest City team. oberlander's
arm was somewhat sore, and as n conse-
quence his pace was not us swift as usual.
Nevertheless his slow drop ball proved
puz3ler for the Wheeling boys. Nichol
in the first inning hit the bali fair on
the nose and drove it to left field for
three bases, but Dclehanty. and Staple.
ton, although. they hit the ball, We're
unable to get him over the home plate.
In the fourth inning the home team
jumped onto 0berlander and pounded
out three runs, tieing the score. In the
seventh the hard hitters of Cleveland
succeeded in batting out two runs. In
the sixth inning Cleveland had the
cheek to attempt to put in Stemmyer in
place OF 0berlander, but Wheelingwould
not have the "Stemwinder." In the
ninth Wheeling succeeded it obtaining
one run. The game was very exciting
and the Clevelands were kept guessing
until the last man was out. Wheeling
outflelded the Ohio men, and the only
error made, that by Brodie, was OK
cusable. The feature OF the game wa
Brodie's difficult running catch OF lipt
fly to left field and his long throw Il
Stapleton, making double play. TIL,
contest was marred by the continue
kicking on the part Of the visitors, ant
their offensive conduct on the field
Gilks in the seventh inning attempted
to steal ball, which officer Watson
compelled him to hand over. Sheppard
umpiring was very erratic, but boil
sides caught it about equally.
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timorc, Pittsburgh, Toledo, Cincinnati,
and Cleveland to contend with them for
the newsboys championship OF the
United States, the clubs to be made up
OF newsboys only. No member Of any
club to be more than seventeen years
old.
BUSINESS open for the season, Pools
sold on to-day's games.
WIcKHAM & CoNARD's EXCHANGE.
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Mr.. Ed Wells, the architect, has re-
turned from Buckhannon. While there
he was awarded the work Of drawing the
plans and making estimates for the pro
posed NJ. L. conference seminary. Pre-
liminary drawings OF plans were sub
mitted by New York, Baltimore, Cincin-
natl and other architects, but Mr.. Weiss
was selected as the best He naturally
feels quite iubiIant over the result.
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is NATURES own true laxative. 1t the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and feyers; to cure habituai
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton 7. Hess,
r. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. AT
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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The police have been OF the opinion
Tor several days that there area number
OF crooks in the town. Saturday night
two men were seen lurking around the
residence OF Benjamin List, on North
Front street; they were on the porch
when the children saw them. They
gave the alarm and the men skipped.
Last night young man saw white
man with soft hat, creased on top, in
the yard in the rear Of McCann's gro
Gerry, on Fourteenth street east OF Jacob.
The man had dark lantern, but when
he saw the boy, turned the light of.
The police were notified and Officers
Shorts and Vest searched the premises,
but the man had left, though traces were
observable OF two men.
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The No. 9 advertising car OF the Bar
nun 4 Bailey circus arrived in the city
Mt 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, in
charge OF Mr.. Crete Pulvcr, Mr.. William
Ryles, formerly OF the Grand Opera
Housc here, is one Of the force with the
car. ThetOwn and surruundiHgc0untry
Will be billed to-day and tomorrow as It
IL not often billed, for the "big" circus,
which will exhibit on the Island May Z.
Mr.. Charles stow, newspaper advertising
man Of tho show, Is also IN the city
making his contracts.
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Word comes from Mt. Pleasant, O., oil
a serious NfFray there Friday night be-
tween two coiOred men, old man Purdy
and Anderson Richards. Richards went
TO Purdy's house and the two got into
an alteration. Finally Purdy seized
his visitor rs he sat in n chair, and Pur.
dy's wife beat him up with pokers and
things, injuring him badly about the
head. Richards at last got away, and
drawing n razor, caught the old man by
the throat and slashed him about the
head and face badly. Both men are
pretty badly done up,
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The formal opening OF the rooms OF
the Wheeling Club will take place
Thursday evening OF this week. The
event will be tittingly celebrated by n
large full dress hop. Every arrangement
is being carefully perfected with the
view Of making the affair an suspicious
and memorable one. Tho rooms have
been entirely furnished, and will be
thrown open informally, for inspection,
tomorrow evening. Next Monday
night will be the iist "Club-night."
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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-
cians. Manufactured only by the Cali
iornia Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal. SSid by Logan 4 Co., Anton
P. Hess, r. b. Burt and @. Menkcmiller.
At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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Weather Indications.

~ WAmINuTox; D. c., April lG.-For
West Virginia, cooler, fair weather, fresh
to brisk winds, becoming light to fresh
ndrthcasterly.
For Western Pennsylvania, slightly
warmer, threatening weather, with rain
or snow, followed by colder fair weather,
fresh to brisk nOrthwcstcrly winds.
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Proposals.
.RoPosAIs T0R limestone.

Sealed proposals will be received ut the Oaoa
OF the Board OF Public Works. until u Ocsl
noon OF Saturday, April q, 1855, for furnishing,
breaking and spreading Limestone on the follow.
Ing streets, viz:
McCoiloch street, from Sixteenth street to III.
ker street, four strings.
Twentieth street, from Chnpline street TO ALLEY
L, three strings.
Twcuty.ninth street, from Wood street to Toll
Gate, three strings.
Bids to DO made for the best quality Of hanl
blue limestone, well broken.
The board reserves the right to reject any %
all bids.
Proposals to be marked Proposals for Line
stone" and addressed to
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
], II, LANCASTER, Clerk, anil
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IN TlIg CIRCUIT COURT.
a Number of TnnsGressors 'Fess up and
Pny tile Piper.

A Numbor of Trnnsgrcss0rs Tess up and
Pny the Piper.
In Part I Of tbc Circuit Court satur-
,,.' IL, T.aai, 49, .ho III, u,o toI-
Gay, Judge J"coo u" ''le De"ci', 'ne ioi,
lowing criminal business was disposed
OF: State VS.. james IIawley, indicted
ior letting a bouso to be used MS II house
.:,, Us ts., " NJ - ,,,,;,t,..n &C., =; S50
ON ""'e' re" Vi s"'.S "'le ., F'o
and costs. state VS.. James Emblem,
same indictment; same offence; same
fine on each OF two counts. State VS..
Nellie Martin, lndlGted Tor keeplngA
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SPRING and Summer Stock just re.
cctved-the largest and most complete
In the city, consisting OF SuitingS, PInta.
ioonings and 0yerc6atimgs, which viii
be made up in the latest OF styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First.
class work and III guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
at tito Newest Novelties Of the season.
e. HESS u SONS,
Nos. 1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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England Credits America with the SIost
SncrnasfnI RnlIcf of nnnfncsA.

LONDON, April 15.-At the test recent
Ty made with different devices for the
relief OF deafness, gathered from all parts
of the world, the verdict was unani-
mously in favor Of the invention OF II.
A. Wales, OF Bridgeport, Conn, as in
many cases where all others failed this
invisible device was successful.
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IT is sweet to live, but oh! how bitter
to be troubled with cough, day and
night; DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, how
ever, is sure remedy. 20 cents.
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CALL on any of the officers or incor-
porators OF the Eagle Building Associa-
ton and subscribe for stock,
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