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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-26
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the GlnAs City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from,
the Glass City.
Col. Poorman is home from Chicago.
The steamer Elaine reshipped some
freight here,
DR.. Todd, of Bridgeport, was down
yesterday visiting his Bellaire patients.
Large consignments Of glass are being
made every day from here in all direc'
tons.
J.A. Greenfield, agent Of the Penn.
syIvania company, was in Weffsviffe on
Sunday.
John Flood has gone on two
months visit to the neighborhood Of
Huntington, w. Va.
The bids will be opened tonight for
the rebuilding OF the Central school
house here, and for the clock, bell, etc.
Hon. j. W. Shannefelt took flying
trip out to Bowerston last week, and is
now home awaiting the convention
news.
Rev. Mr.. Knox and bride, nee Miss
Estella Ault, were at home over Sunday,
and left yesterday for a visit to Cadiz
friends.
Avery large turnout Of glassworkers
went in body to Wheeling to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. thinner. They went
up on the "Bellaire."
L, stull passed through here yesterday
on his way to Cadiz, where he will live
in the future, having moved his house.
hold goods there on Saturday.
The Western Union Office was crowded
yesterday until the eighth ballot was
reached and the President nominated,
when the enthusiasm became very
marked and was kept up till Ia later hour.
Mr.. Lashley, living below this city,
has received from Nlassilon a bran
new thresher and separator. He did not
care Yesterday who was nominated
when he drove through town on his
new machine.
HIM. Fisher and L. T. Yoder, the
men who put up the big organ in the
Presbyterian church, left for home yes
terday. The odd shaped boxes they
shipped back, as they are well made and
can be used a number OF times.
Arrangements are being made for the
people attending the A. N. =. meetings
here, from Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry, to return via the @. 4 r., on the
train leaving here at II o'clock ?. m,
after the meetings, on June "a, 2s
and 90.
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Mr.. George Miller was among the
hundreds OF Republicans who called at
this office last night TO learn the latest
news from the convention, get some
badges and rejoice with the other breth-
rem who congregated here. Mr.. Miller
was the proud possessor Of an old
campaign newspaper that did good SER
vice for Harrison and Tyler in 1910. 1t
was n copy Of the Spirit Of 20, pub
lished at indianapolis. Though yellow
with age, its lines were easily read and
Us some Of the old rousing campaign
songs or patriotic utterances with which
the paper was filled were read out, the
enthusiasm Of the listeners was, il such
a thing were possible, increased. Mr..
Miller procured this valuable relic Of
that memorable campaign from Mr..
Alex. Mexican, OF Washington, Pa. 1t
is greatly valued by It's owner and
money could scarcely purchase it.
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WVTNC[BLE.
Continued from Flint Page.l

necessary that that resolution be read
for information. The Republicans were
not afraid to meet any question. Final
ly quiet was restored and Mr.. boutelle
read the resolution as follows:
1.-THE first concern OF good government
is the virtue and sobriety OF the people
and the purity of their homes. The
Republican party cordially sympathizes
with all wise and well directed efforts
for the promotion Of temperance and
morality"
As soon as this was read there was q
rush from the various States to second
the motion and after some time the ques,,
ton was put and the resolution adopted
by n rising vote, only one delegate
from Maryland being brave enough to
record himself in the negative. A vote
OF thanks was then rendered to the chair
man and other members af the conyen-
ton, and then on motion OF Mr.. His
cock the convention at 1852 adjourned
without day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-26
THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
Senator Edmunds will support Harrison.
A Remarkable Scene In tho House-The
NeMn MT Othor Points.

Senator Edmunds will support Harrison.
a Remarkable Scene In tho House-The
News Mt Other Points.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 25.-sena-
tor Edmunds, to whom reporter con-
veyed the information Of Harrison's
nomination, said: "well, he is first
rate man. He has always commanded
my admiration and respect. He will
be elected and will make a first rate
President"
Senator Hawley said: Harrison is
admirably qualified for the Presidency.
Not a solitary syllable can be uttered
against his private life and his public
life has been conspicuously commenda-
bic. We can win with him."
The House was considering the strong
bill when the news OF the
NOMINATION or HARRISON
was received. Possibly three dozen
members made pretense Of attending
to business, but almost a quorum was
gathered about the bulletin boards in
the Hobbies. AS the last bulletin was
received the members focked into the
hall and stood at their desks, while
Lodge, OF Massachusetts,, asked the clerk
to read telegram. AS the officer read {:
Harrison is nominated" the Republic
cans cheered wildly, each member way
ing in the air small American flag
bearing the inscription, Protection for
American industry" The Democrats
gazed for moment on the scene, and
then joined heartily in the applause,
several bandannas making their appear
ance in answer to the challenge on the
other side, For many minutes the
chairman pounded on his desk and en-
deavored TO secure order. Quiet would
be partially restored when Anderson, OF
Kansas, who sits directly in front OF the
Speaker, would leap to his feet with a
cheer and the House would follow him
with another outburst OF applause.
Finally the House got back to business,
and the Republicans in pairs and small
groups gathered again in the Hobbies to
talk over the nomination.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
AhroaI

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,
S. P. Parker left for Cincinnati last
night.
Mrs. E. Zane, of the South Side, left
last week to visit relatives in Zanes.
vile.
Henry Baer, senior member OF the
firm Of s. Baer's Sons, is in New York
attending convention Of Wholesale
grocers.
Mr.. Morris Jacobs and wife (nee Miss
Steinfeld) have returned from their bri-
dial trip and have taken rooms at the
Stamm.
Hon. B. H. oxley, State Senator from
Lincoln county, arrived in the city yes
terday and watched the Republicans
iubilatelast night.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 95.-'lel
vile A. Lilies, u young white man, and
a negro, Wash HARRISON, fought with
pistols yesterday, near Richmond, Ala
and both were killed. They were livih.
on the plantation OF A. I. Jones
Lilies was an overseer and the negro As 1
laborer. The negro had been ordered y
leave tho place, but refused to do 2
and when Lilies went with Jones TO tAe
negro's house he fired on them. ll!e'
was shot twice and died in fifteen mig
utes. HaralsOn was also shot fatally
and died in few hours.
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Mr.. A. G. Fahnestock, Of Pittsburgh,
and Miss Annie O'lIare were united in
marriage at st. Joseph's Cathedral at .
o'clock yesterday morning, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Kahn officiating.
After the marriage the bridal party
were driven to the residence Of the
brides mother, in Centre Wheeling,
where II bountitul luncheon was served.
Later in the day they left on an extend.
cd wedding trip. Miss 0'HRre is a
charming little lady who has been one
Of the popular attaches OF the telephone
exchange, and Mr., Fahnestock is well
known and successful business man OF
the Smoky City.
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ST. LOUIS, June pa telegram from
Pulaski, No., says a bold Outrage WIS
committed there Saturday night By an
organized band similar to the Whi'f
Caps OF Indiana. About midnight,
party Of masked riders rode up to lEs
house OF Charles Gross, a wealth!
farmer, and, dragging him from Ip 1
house, carried him a mile away anu
there whipped him to death. Ihe "; ;;
legged cause is the diyulging OF secrets u
the Agricultural Wheel, secret organ
iZation.
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Pursuant to notice, the Republicans OF
Madison district met in Squire Peter.
mans office last evening.
The meeting was called to order by
the county committman, James Waiter,
and upon MOTION the same gentleman
was made chairman, and A. II. Forgey
secretary. The following named can
didates were suggested to be voted for
at the primary to be held on Saturday
For County Commissioner, Fl. P. Nc
For School, Commissioners, Clarence E.
Irwin, Chas. H. Collier and James p
For Justice OF the Peace, William H,
Caldwell, Joseph A. Faris, ST., and Henry
@. Peterman.
For Constables, Robert Bond and j.
p. st. Myers.
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Judge Edwin Maxwell, the well known
Republican politician OF Harrison coun.
ty, came in from ClOrksburg last night
to attend to some business before the
Supreme Court OF Appeals to-day. To
IN INTELN GENCER reporter who asked
him what he thought OF the nominations
at Chicago, he said he thought Harrison
and Morton was the best combination
that could have been made. 1t takes
well with the people OF the State.
"What about West Virginia. Can we
carryit?n
"Yes," said the Judge. 1--WE can
carry it or we can lose it. With proper
State nominations, thorough organiza.
ton and good work, the State is ours."
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Growing Out of Love AfmIr-Tathsr and
Lover Killed.

Growing Gut Oh u Love AHhlF-IhlHcI ~"
Lover Killed.
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, June GA
double tragedy occurred here this even.
ing at G o'clock. Henry Baker is a
farmer 43 years old, living north Of this
city. He has n young and pretty daugh.
ter to whom George Long, young farm
err in that vicinity, has been paying bis
addresses, and the old man hGsseriOusly
objected to the attachment. Last even
ing Albert, the young woman's brother,
met Long and insisted that he should
cease calling upon his sister. The two
finally had a fight with no particular
damage to either. Young Baker wen!
home and told his father Of the Cncoln'
ter, which so incensed the latter thaths
Immediately hunted up Long, ThetVo
met on the highway. From words they
came to blows, and from blows to RiS
tolls. Baker disarmed Long, shot him
and when the latter fell, started ava!
from the scene, Long staggered up
seized the pistol and shot Baker through
the heart, killing him instantly. Long
was dying at midnight.
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BLAcKFooT, IDAHO, June 25.-The
stage of Salisbury & Co., carrying the
United States mails and express, was
held up between here and "Chamois"
by masked highwaymen Saturday. Be-
sides rihing the mail pouch, silver bnl=
lion worth $500 was taken.
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from the country. [Great applause.l
He urged In his candidates favor that
the country districts had not had can
didate for Sheriff in many years, If ever.
THE FIRST BALLOT.
Washington district voted for Stein.
Madison split on Egerter and Myles
and Franzheim.
Clay for Steenrod.
Union for EgeFteT.
Centre for Myles.
Webster divided on steenrod and
Myles.
Richie for Fasnacht.
Triadelphia, Liberty and Richland for
Steenrod. Tie vote figured up:
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The Republicans of Washington dis.
triCt held their suggestion meeting last
evening. Mr.. Ed Rogers presided and
7, H4Jones acted as secretary. The fol.
lowing names were suggested:
For County Commissioner, O. ]. Raw
ling, Jacob Kindleberger, George Gund.
ling and Henry Serig.
For School Commissioner, William A.
Isett, D. &, Morgan, Frank Stanton,
Alex. Frew and James Roberts.
Justices Of the Peace, William NJ. Nor
gan, Alfred Graft.
Constables, Thomas D. Bennett,
George st. Myers, John Och, ST.
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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 feveB; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal,
Sold BY Logan & Co., Anton ?. Hess,
II, B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer. b"
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Mr.. Joseph D. Elson appears in this
mornings INTELLIGENCER in a formal
announcement OF his candidacy for Pros.
ecuting attorney, subject to the action
Of the Republican convention next Mon
day. Mr.. Elson has been urged to allow
the use OF his name, but preferred to
wait till he saw the outcome OF the Demo-
cratic convention. He is now in the
field. He was the Republican nominee
in 'S4, is popular, and il nominated will
doubtless give strength to the party's
cause in the local contest.
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VICTORIA, b. c., June 95'-hs"''
Peterson, of California, and VIM r'y ..r
OF this place, rowcd here single ' GU
yesterday for 81 900, and the champ ~,
ship Of the Pacific Slope. The Tate ar.
three miles with turn and fera,j@,
won, coming in twelve lengths a''e''"
his rival.
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Special DispaIeh to he bteliigaoer.
WASHINGTON, p. G., June 95.-The
city resounded with cannonading at
sunset this evening. 1t was the Local
Republicans saluting the nomination Of
Harrison. The opinion is general
among Republicans that the ticket will
be strong and growing one, which will
command hearty support from all the
elements. The Democrats are scared
out OF their boots.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks and Drap de EteS, which we are
prepared to make up In the hest style at
reasonable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear at 81 90 a
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj so cents and upwards, ut
G. HESS Il sons,
1921 l. 1923 Market Street.
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Mr.. Jepson moved to proceed to nom
mate sheriff.
Mr.. ShafIer objected, and favored Q
committee OF one from each district tC
report an order OF business.
The amendment was carried on a vote
by districts.
The committee was named as follows:
Washington--Charles Kline.
Madison-A. Copps.
Clay-Geo. S. Feeney.
Union-Wm. Ellingham.
Centrc-H. b. Godfrey.
Webster-John Lane.
Ritchie-Pat Manion.
Liberty-L. W. Blayney.
Triadelphia-C. S. Terrill.
Richland-James Sawtell.
A recess OF fifteen minutes was taken
to give the committee u chance to agree
upon a report.
TIE ORDER OF BUSINESS.
On being called to order this commit,
tee reported as follows:
We recommend that the nominations
be made in the following order:
Sheriff first.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Assessor City District.
Assessor Country District.
Surveyor OF the County.
-Four members OF the House OF Dele
gates. -.
the members to be named by the dis
tricts and ratified by the convention.
This was adopted.
A motion was made to choose an AS
sistant Secretary, but the four or five
gentlemen named, all declined and 1t
was decided to do without one.
For Sheriff, Washington districtnamed
NJ. Stein.
Madison placed in nomination A. A.
Franzheim. i,
For Union, Mr.. Ellingham nominated
A. c. Egerter with neat little send oil.
Janitor Fee, OF the Custom House, sec
onded the nomination.
From Centre, Postal Clerk Godfrey
named "that old Thurman OF Ohio
county politics" William Myles.
Both he and Mr.. Egerter were heartily
applauded.
Mr.. W. II. ShafTer seconded the NOM
ination OF Mr.. Myles, provoking more
applause,
From Richie, Mr.. Manion named
William Fasnactt; [apptause1.
When Triadelphia was called q dele
gate said: 81 suggest Mr.. Steenrod.n
When Richland was called Mr.; Saw.
tell formally named L. S. Steenrod. He
said when the votes at general cleo.
ton are counted, the cry is always
wait till you hear from the country
before YOU figure on the result" Now
give US Steedrod and wait till you hear
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A BRILLIANT SCENE.
Opening of the German Reiclistng-Em.
peror Williams Pacific Address,

SPenlug OF inc herman lIeiChstng-Em.
peror Williams Pacific Address.
BERLIN, June 25.-The Reichstac WAS
opened to-day with pomp and brilliancy,
After divine service in the Court
chapel, the Emperor was escorted with
great ceremony to the white hall OF the
old castle, where he declared the ses.
sion open. Throughout his speech the
Emperor dwelIs upon Germany's m.
citlc disposition. He says her policy
aims solely TO ward off attack, not TO nc.
quire military glory. The Empire, he
declares, desires peace with all nations,
The Emperor says further; Germany
will adhere TO her alliancejwith Austria.
which public opinion supports as he
basis Of European equilibrium and an in.
heritance Of German history. The same
relations will permit the careful cnltiya-
ton Of the Emperor's personal friend.
ship with the Car and the maintenance
OF the pacific relations with Russia,
which have existed for u century, in
consonance with the Emperor's feelings
and Germany's interests
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CaIcAao, June 25.-In last weeks a..
session OF the Trans.C Continental ASsocla,
ton the request Of the Canadian Paclas
railway for a dilIerential freight rue
from New York to California and Oregon
was taken up and the company ws a.
lowed n rate Of So 20 on iirst-claSs gooJls'
with proportionate dilIerentials through
out the list,
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Geo. N. SnoOk&C0.

Are In Daily Receipt Of
Satines,
Zephyrs,
Chambrays,
ToIle Du Nords,
MandaIay Cords,
Etruscans,
Seersuckers,
Ginghams,
Challies,
Batistes,
Lawns,
White Goods.
iEmbroiderles and
Lace FIounclngs.
R3"Special Values in Parasols
Umbrellas and Fans.
EB"PrIestIey's SILK Wrap Hem
riettas at Lowest Prices.
BB"Our Sale of Fine Embrold-
cries at One-Half Value Still
Continues.
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CHIcAoo, June ga dispatch iI ,,,,.
Wichita, Kansas, says: A startling s,1 vs.
OF affairs exists in Greenwood c Oug"
from the fear OF rahid dogs. \ gcnnts,
man who arrived from there last M ~
says the whole country is teTrO''. ri
Nine persons have been bitten .a AZ
three have died after suffering Tue '"'''
acute pain from hydrOphobia.
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THE RED BANDANNA IN A NEW ROLE
A Hlghwayman Uses 1t For Mask While
He Robs Passengers.


He RobS Passengers.
BALLINoER, TEX, June 25.-The Bal
linger and San Angela stage was again
robbed yesterday by a lone highway
man. This time the robber was on foot,
going toward San Angela, He had
large red bandanna around his neck,
and when the stage pulled up he pulled
the bandanna over the lower part Of his
face and with a six.shooter persuaded
the passengers, eight in number, to
stand and deliver. After taking about
$500 from the passengers, all OF whom
were unarmed, he compelled the driver
to pnhitch the best horse and turn the
same over TO him, The driver was com
PEELED to catch a mule to supply his
loss. This was not the same highway
man that had operated in this section
before
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Clay-W. t. English.
Union-Charles Schmidt.
Centre-Mart Mulkearns.
Webster-James Killeen.
Ritchie-Pat Manion.
Triadelphia-J. W. Robinson.
Liberty-John II. Montgomery.
Richland-W. ]. Bates.
The convention adjourned at 5:l5.
There was little orno interest after the
choice OF candidate for Sheriff, and il
was considered by most delegates that
the convention was in good luck to have
made that choice without worse racket
than it had.
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Spiritof'76, Ndy9, 1910,
on with your banners, onl
Guard ye the IIero's name
WhOsesword in the pcrllOus fight was drawn
On the field OF his early iRme!
In Council and In Field
Where glorious deeds were done
There stands revealed, as our country's shield,
The name OF II ARRIsOSl
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cr.sI,om,- Concentrations,

CHICAGO, June 25.-1mmediately upon
the announcement of the nomination of
Gen. Harrison, Judge Gresham sent him
the following telegram:
Hon. b. S. Harrisoa, indianapolis, nd:
1t is hardly necessary that / should
give you assurance OF my earnest sup
port. W. Q. GRESHAM.
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bringing GladnOSs

to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
livers, kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
Syrup of Figs. Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and
Q. Menkemeller; at Bellaire by NJ. N.
NfarraF
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 26.-For
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, light to fresh westerly winds,
slightly cooler, local rains, followed by
inir Wcnther
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THERE is no necessity for any one pay
ing FIVE and ten cents for single smoke
when you can get five "0ld Virginia
Cheroots for ten cents from any first
class cigar, drug and grocery store. Geo.
K. McMechen < Son, sole agents.
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EFIVIUI H'7FV5V'' 70 We TIT '''EVT'VT1'
CLARKsDuRG, W. Va, June 95.-The
Peabody Institute met to-day at the NJ.
L. Church, South. Teachers from all
over the State arc present. Mr.. Payne
addressed the assembly on the method
OF work. The Institute lasts all week.
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THEY WANT 4 BABY WAIVER.
The Boys ask 900 Republicans to Put up
Quarter.

UuuFteFs
The boys want new cannon. The
one with which they celebrated the
nomination yesterday is liable to burst.
Capt. Henry Seamon, John Reed, Isaac
Sadler and three colored brethren fred
fifty-eight rounds with it yesterday on
the crematory hill. At one discharge
the gun was blown of the hilltop and
landed about forty feet below, where the
firing was continued. The gun does not
make enough noise, and is not safe any
how.
About midnight last night it was sug-
uested that fund be raised by popular
subscription TO buy'a brass ton pOunder.
A gun us is gun can be bought for
$3.50. If 1000 Republicans will con-
tribute % cents each the amount will be
raised.
The INTELLiGENcER will receive sub
scriptions OF 90 cents, and the names
will he printed daily till the amount is
complete. II anyone desires to give
more than quarter he can give in the
names of members OF his family.
After the idea was suggested last night,
the followingnamed persons contributed
TO start the Cannon Fund. Doubtless
by this evening the $3.50 will be nearly