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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
BgLLAIRE BRIEFS.
Newsy JottIngs About People and the Hap.
penInGs of the Day.

Newsy JOttIngs About People and the Hap
penInGs of the Day.
Ed Entzell will 80 to Pittsburgh to-day. where
he has secured work.
Mr.. George ElsOn and Miss Media Keller will
be married at the brides home here tonight.
J.F. Uaggcrty has moved his family TO MIngo
Junction, having secured good position there.
Mrs. Albert Michael. OF the Fourth ward, who
has been sick so long with the fever, Is now con.
ValcScinG.
Mrs. Thomas Thoburn and daughter, Of Pea.
body, Kas, arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson, here.
The Republican club met last night and per.
leCted arrangements for the Wheeling turnout
on Monday night.
O'Ncil & Fink, OF sRrils arc receiving some
llnc lumber from the northern Lake country via
BellRirc. They reship here In flats for Safdls.
Emanuel Ault, who was recently convicted Of
then paroled out Of the pen by the Governor,
was In BellAirc yesterday
on October y and 81 the Sunday School Con.
yentlOu Of the st. ClRirSvllle PresbytCry will be
held ut GAINESVILLE. \ very interesting aud
lengthy programme has been prepared. Several
Will go from here.
Squire Hart aud wife, MrS. W. ]. Kelsey and
son Archie Il. ]. Wclch and n great many others
from near Kelsey left last night for the Cincln.
natl Centennial, and many from Richlnnd, smith
mil WASHINGTON TOWNSHIPS gut hDoAIu tue tIhlu
al Belmont. This bad weather Just suits the
farmers for trip Of this kind.
The apple crop In this and adjoining counties
is very lnrgc, aud there are about ten buyers
from all parts OF the country after them, Some
farmers have sold at 10 cents per barrel 10 the
orchard. Lee Warren, OF Cincinnati, has bought
large quantities near here, and n Philadelphia
man has gone out TO buy the Monroe county
crop
4 gentleman here who has Just returned from
the South, says he attended an election IN
Georgia md the ballot box was u paper box, with
a big hole In the top and every ticket was opened
and read and II 10 Republican one was quietly
taken GU! or never dropped In the box. At this
when the vote was counted there was Il Demo-
cratic majority Of so,
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A DEMOCRATIC SLUGGER

From tho PenItentiary Fined at Mounds
Vile Tor Assault on n NcGro-othcr Poll
teal Points.
DR.. q. W. Bruce and Mr.. John Dagg were the
only Democrats who went from MOundSyille To
the barbecue at Warrington.
Tho MoundSyIlle Republican Club met at
their club room last night and decided TO 80 TO
Wheeling Monday night, when over 100 men
will be In line Persons desiring 10 Join the club
on their Wheeling trip will attend meeting Ut
Masonic Hall tonight and procure torches.
Mr.. James Carney, Of the Third ward Is mid
to be still sinking and there H. no hope q his
recovery. Mr.. Carney Is one OF Moundsvillc's
best and most respected citizens. His life has
been one strictly honorable aud exemplary, and
he and HIS family have the sympathy OF many
friends.
There has been but ono case tried thus far this
term OF court, that OF the State vs.. Walter Dee
gan, Of Benwood, who was Indicted Tor selling
represented the State, and J. Alexander Ewing
appeared for the defense. The jury hung The
case Of tho State VS.. Marlng who stands indlct.
cd for sheeting Constable Mackey, was continued
till next term.
EVERYBODY Is talking Of the great reception
which is beIngarnngcd for the Hon. Stephen u.
ElkIus next Thursday night. The miners ARE
going to turn out In body, aud VIII make one
Of the most attractive features Of the parade:
shane, with music aud banners. Should the
weather be good there will DO no ilnle. us was
tho retention OF Mr.. Kenna. Every Republican
shOuid make arrangements 70 turn OutRnd boom
the cause OF Protection
The Democrats turned out on parade Welnes-
day might, II was the occasion OF lOng'talkCd'
al mammoth demonstration. Great prepRra'
lions had been made, and red fire and rockets
were purchased In large quantities In AnticIpa.
lion Of display thai was 10 have eclipsed any
former dIsplcy Of the party 10 Marshall county;
nut Democracy In Marshall Is cold, dead; and
their big blowout might easily have been mis-.
taken for funeral train. There were, by actual
count, but 50 in line, including about % little
BOYS hanging on 10 the tall end. The only place
where they attempted any display was on u street
where as they caHie down healed by McCOnEey's
coEnet band, the red fire and rockets were let
loose. few Democrats who had come In from
the country mIStOOk II for q visiting marching
club which they supposed had come 10 help
swell the denomination TO their ideal mammoth
affair But the strange faces were only those OF
the guards OF the penltcntinFy, who constituted
the greater part OF the column. Along the line
Of march they were annoyed by lot o. small
boys, who followed the processing yelling I9r
Harrison and Golf: and some went 50 lar, u IS |
claimed, as TO throw apples and potatoes at them.
With this crowd Of boys there were several negro
lads and after reaching back street several
OF the club made an assault on one OF /
these cOlOFed youths named Frank Lowe. They /
beat him with their heavy hickory canes and
Iiniost broke his arm. Nj. Johnston, captain Of
the guards, It Is said, was the leader In the
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BEAVER COUNTY DELEGATION
To Number Over 4oO-SIx Enthusiast
Clubs Coming.


To Number Over 40O-Slx Enthusiastic
Clubs Coming.
Beaver county, Pa, Republicans have
ever since the campaign opened been
anxious to come down to Wheeling and
assist in painting things red on the &C.
casion OF some demonstration. As soon
as they heard that there was to be an
old-time demonstration here Monday
night they commenced making arrange
ments. Low excursion rates were &C.
cured on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh,
and the following taken from tho New
Brighton Nelrs gives some idea Of how
they arc coming from there and Beaver
Falls:
The various Republican clubs OF
Beaver Falls have decided 10 go to
Wheeling next Monday afternoon. The
Yigilants were very enthusiastic about
going, and they will no doubt turn out
to man, with a few others joining their
ranks who are DESTROYS of going along.
The members OF the Young Mems Re-
publican club at first were undecided,
but upon careful canvass by one OF
their number, over 80 were found who
WHnleu 10 ku, 81 IL WHO NUtCu " kUs 4uV
Young Mems Artillery club were for 60
ing to man, and from the enthusiastic
manner in which they said "Yesw
one would think they were CO.
ing TO carry the whole State. The
officers of the Tariff Club have de-
cided that the clubshould attend enmdssc.
Some benevolent person, whose name
we cannot reveal. hns donated n sum OF
money, and the boys will not have 10 pay
full fare. 1t is hoped that their battery
will be able to turn out and swell the
party. The greatest excitement is mani
tested about the journey, and many will
fall in line that have not heretofore
marched. II there is no hitch in the
proceedings there will be fully 800 men
from this town in line, who with the
two clubs from New Brighton, which
decided almost unanimously TO go, will
make the State Of Beaver show up well
in the demonstration.
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ORATORS FOR WHEELING.
Beaver, Poorman, Elkins and
Probably Reed and Mckinley.
THE GOSPEL OF PROTECTION.
worlsingmen to be Given Chance
to Hear 1T From the Fountain
Hcads--Thc Movements Of
Local Clubs-Notcs, &c.

In addition to the demonstrations the
County committee has projected for this
ity'iorthismonth, the foIlowingmeetings
for speaking have been arranged. Hon.
Stephen B. Elkins will be the first:of the
speakers to appear, coming here next
Friday night, October 10. He will dis
cuss the matter OF Protection, and from
his familiarity with the subject in and
out Of Congress rs business man, as a
banker, rs coal and coke producer, and
in all of its various relations to the in
terests of the country, and especially to
those of West Virginia, it is certain that
he will have monster meeting.
Col. Charles L. Poorman, Of Ohio, an-
other tariff debater, will speak on the
night Of Monday, October22. Col. Poor
mans popularity with the workingmen
OF the Ohio Valley. and his intimate
knowledge OF their wants and necessities
together with his ability to establish the
relation between tariff and stability OF
wages will give him great meeting.
Governor James A. Beaver, himself
nail manufacturer and iron producer,
will follow Col. Poorman, appearing
here on the night OF Wednesday, 0cto.
Der "a. General Beaver has been fre-
quently heard from Wheeling plat
forms, preachingthe gospel OF Protection
in manner so eloquent and at the same
time SO simple that he has invaribly
made votes for it OF those who had not
before understoodit.
The last OF the joint discussions be.
tween General Golf and Hon. w. L.
Wilson, OF the Second district, will take
place in this city on the night OF Satur-
day, October q. This will cap the
climax Of party effort in this city.
Thousands OF members OF both parties
will be here from Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia, and the distinguished
speakers will be accorded the reception
they merit.
Negotiations are also going on looking
to the appearance OF Hons. T. B. Reed,
OF Maine, and William Mckinley, OF
Ohio, with ilattering prospects Of sue
cessful issue. Other speakers will also
be billed from time to time.
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John Taylor and Maggie B. Clark,
both aged 90 and both from McKeesport,
Pa, were licensed to wed by Recorder
Hook yesterday, and later in the day
were married in Justice Ankles Office
by the Rev. DIR. D. A. Cunningham.
The marriage was one that righted in
part wrong and released from the Gus
tody OF the law the groom. Taylor
came here from McKeesport short time
since and secured work in one OF the
steel works. He left behind him Maggie
Clark, whom he had wronged under a
promise OF marriage. She finding that
he did not, apparently, intend to make
good his promises, followed him here
and had him arrested and placed in jail
on a warrant issued by Justice Ankle.
When Taylor found himself behind the
bars he arrived ut the conclusion that
the best thing he could do would be to
marry the woman. She was willing to
have him, provided her parents would
consent to the union. This consent was
telcgraphed for and had, and the mar
riagc took place as reported, in the pres
ence OF the Constabulary and reportorial
forces which always grace justice shop
wedding.
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LOCAL BREvTTIES.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TIE GRAND this evening-"The Black
Flag"
orERA House this cvening-"Dan
Darcy"
TIE City Collectors office will be open
tonight, to accommodate the tax payers.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record three deeds from w. II. RinehaIt,
guardian Of Eta and Mary J.. Rinehart
and John II. Hobbs and others to the
Hobbs Glass Company for the South
Wheeling glass works property, the
total consideration being $4,000; also
two deeds OF trust.
TIE Union Bridge people have leased
for two years 'commodious rooms on the
third floor OF the new Rogers building on
Main street, which will be fitted up and
used for offices. There is an elevator in
the building which will make the rooms
easily accessible for those who have bust
ness with the company.
TIE Sunday School teachers meeting
for the study of the international lesson
for tomorrow, will be conducted by
Rev. DR.. Cooke in the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors, at o'clock
this afternoon. All persons interested
in the study OF theSunday School lesson
are invited TO be present.
RICHARD HABIG, employed at the Bel
mont mill, got one OF his feet caught in
a switch frog in the mill yard yesterday
morning. The company's engine was
approaching at tho time and before the
man could extricate his foot or the en-
gine could be stopped, it passed tho frog
and cut of the mans heel.
Mn. ]. G. SuAFFER, who has had charge
OF the Union News Company agency in
this city, has rendered his resignation,
and will be succeeded by ]. L. Beymer,
of Allegheny City, Pa. Mr.. Shaller has
made many friends since be came here,
and they will all regret his departure.
He returns to Pittsburgh, and will re-
main with the News Company.
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH was appealed
to for aid yesterday by u woman named
Girdison and her three children, who
were on their way from Cincinnati to
Pittsburg to join tile head Of the family,
who has some employment there and
who had sent them some money with
which to make the trip, but it only
sulliced to bring them here. Captain
Smith turned them over to Commiss-
Toner Rohrig, who finally arranged to
send them on.
TIE meeting held for young men each
Sunday afternoon at the Young Mems
Christian Association building was well
sustained all through the summer, and
there is q preceptibly increase in both
attendance and interest this fall. The
young men who are especially interested
In the meeting desire to have the par,
lors completely filled during the weeks
the Association remains in its present
building. All men are invited to the
meeting tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
W. Nc. Snodgrass, Of New Martinsyille,
was ut the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mooney, OF Woods
field, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. w. Maupin and daughter, OF
Mason county, are ut the Mcclure.
Frank Carney will leave to-day for
Wharton, Kansas, accompaniedby Capt.
Bowen.
Mrs. Mary Franzheim has gone to
Cincinnati for n few days visit with
friends.
Miss Emma Gauding has returned
from Woodsfeld, after weeks visit to
friends of that place.
Mr.. G. NJ. Shrewsbury, a well known
resident OF Parkcrsburg, formerly OF this
city, is at the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. I. Pres. Reay, OF Monongalia
county, was at the Stamm last evening
on his way home from business trip to
Indiana.
Mrs. Alex. Laughlin (nec Miss Mamie
Meade), OF Cleveland, is the guest OF
Mrs. Frank ]. Hearne, ut her residence
out the National road.
Capt. b. W. Stanley, clerk of the
Board of Police aud Fire q Commissioners,
has returned from Charleston, where he
was in attendance on the Grand Lodge,
X. of p, Of this State. He had a splen-
did time.
Hon. Waitman 7. Wiley, Of Morgan.
town, will speak at the Fourth Street NJ.
L. Church tomorrow afternoon at the
memorial services Of the late DIR. I. II.
Logan. Mr.. Wiley and DR.. Logan were
for thirty years intimate personal friends
and were interested in the church and
Sunday School work Of the NJ. L. Church.
Other speakers will also take part in the
services.
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MARTINS FERRY ESCORT CLUB
To be Presented With Flag for the Mon
day Nlrht Pnrnhc.

day Night Parade.
The patrlotIc Republican ladies OF Martins
Ferry arc proud OF the Young Mems Escort
club, and on Monday will present them with an
elegant silken flag, for which Hn order was sent
To Pittsburgh yesterday. The presentation will
take place just before the departure Of the club
for Wheeling on that night. The flag will be
d credit both to the club and 10 Martins Ferry.
It Will be carried In the big Wheeling parade on
Monday night for the ilrst time. The members
OF the Escort club will hereafter wear white
gloves They will have at least twenty-five men
In the parade Rt Pittsburgh tonight. They Will
meet at the club room at o'clock sharp.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NOTES.
Henry Stcuglc was reported much worse yes.
terday.
George Brlggcr, of Portland, was In town yes
terday on business.
Robert KoehnlIne was in stcubenvllle ycster-
day calling on friends.
Taft Clark, n former resident OF this place,
leaves to-day for his home In Missouri.
Hon, George Robinson, County Treasurer, Of
St. Clairsville, WIS in the city yesterday.
Carter & Twccdy have purchased Gerker's
Wheeling and Martins Ferry express business.
Charley Myers has sold his residence In Clark's
addition and Is moving into Il smaller property
owned by him on Second street.
Hogdens ( Ward, the owners OF the Kelly coal
WORKS, lOCnteu uDOVG IOItlh0u BlhtlOuI uTc
shipping coal to McCord & Sons, Of this place.
stephen Haughton and Miss Emma Cook were
married on Thursday evening at the brides
home by Rev. Mr.. Winters OF the NJ. L. Church.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh freight yard is SO
blocked with freight that acting Agent Ross
Mitchell has been forced TO telegraph for more
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant IIockiday leave to-day for
their home In Illinois, after pleasant visit with
relatives here. Mrs: HOcklday was formerly Miss
Ella Yost, Of this place.
Martins Ferry Baptist Church-PrGaching by
Rev. T. D. Ware. Subject for morning at 1880,
"a Splendid Fruit Crop" Subject for evening
at 1850, IA Sermon In Addition"
The application for the pardon OF Ernest
Mitchell, convicted Of the murder OF Charles
Griffith, was overruled yesterday by the Board
OF PardonS, who had the matter officially brought
before them.
All Republicans are requested to meet at the
club rooms next Monday evening ut O'Clock,
for the purpose Of participating in the wheeling
demonstration. AllShould have silk plug hats,
gloves and canes.
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The newly formed Republican organi.
cation known us the Wheeling Business
Mems Protective, Club and which in
cludes in its organization not only the
business men at the heads Of concerns
OF all kinds, but their employees as well,
held another rousing meeting ut Lincoln
Club last evening, to perfect arrange
ments for turning out III the big Repub-
lican parade Monday night. There will
be over 200 in line, and they propose
marching from one end OF the line to
the other in blaze Of glory aud red fire.
They will be headed by the Etnaville
band and there will be no other organi.
zation that will be more enthusiastic.
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USE Bookings Red Fire Torches.

The LoomIs National Library Association.
Assamples of the very great savingtha
our members areentitled to, we mention
a few among many thousands. Dickens
Works, fifteen volumes, well bound in
cloth, So 90. Regular price, $40 to Sl5.
Macaulay's History Of England, three
volumes, well bound in cloth, coed
paper and plain print, 90 cents per set.
Regular price, 81 so to So so.
Chambers Encyclopedia, twelve vol
umes, cloth, 81 40. Regular price SIS.
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Judge Thurman Pns.c. Tnrourl, Here.

The Hon. Allen G. Thurman, the
Vice.P Presidential end Of the Democratic
National ticket, passed through here
about half-past 10 o'clock yesterday
morning en- route from Washington,
where he has been for several days past
cndeavoring to help the Administration
out in various ways, back TO his home
in Columbus. He was luxuriating in
Calvin Brice's railroad palace just as he
was when he went through here on his
way East week ago. The car was at
tached to the Baltimore 4 0hio's Phila-
delphia. Chicago express. There were
only few people about the depot, and
not all OF those knew that the Old
Roman was about.
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Tho LOOMS National Library Association.
Although this company has only been
incorporated since 1886 its income from
membership fees alone has already
reached the enormous sum OF over
10000 per month. Address the Loomis
National Library Association, 10, Twelfth
street, Wheeling, ]. O. Orr, Manager.
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USE Bookings Red Fire Torches.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of the
RtOauthont6

Stage of the Water and Movements of the
-s Steamboats,.
The river is still falling ut this point.
The leyee marks last evening indicated
depthin the channel of feet l0inches.
The Lizzy Bay arrived IRON Cincinnati
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon with
good trip on board. Capt. Ira Hunting
ton is in command this trip, and oil who
know him know that there is not a jollier
nor moro capable steamboat officer to be
found on the river anywhere. The Bay
will leave at 8 o'clock this afternoon on
her return trip. The steamer is good,
staunch one with the best ofaccommoda-
tions.
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PIttsburgh nnd Relnrr

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell round trip tickets to
Pittsburgh, Saturday, October Is, ut the
rate Of 81 50. Tickets good going on the
Las p. m. train and returning on Sum
day and Monday trains.
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LOW RATE EXCURSIONS

To tho Republican Demonstration In
Wheeling, Monday, October 10.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
run excursion trains from Pittsburgh,
Grafton, GAINESVILLE and all intermediate
points on Monday evening, October 10,
Tor one fare for the round trip. Return
ing, the Central Ohio train will leave
Wheeling at IL :15 p. IN. The trains on
the main line and Hempfeld division
will leave Wheeling ut IL o'clock mid
night.
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IMMENSE BARGAINS AT THE
BON.TON,

100 very fine Books, seal padded GOV.
ers, gilt.edgc; regular price $2 so, our
price only 9S cents. 4 very suitable
Christmas gift. This Is only n special
sale. AZ THE B0N.TON,
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. lS.-ForWest
Virginia light local rain, followed by fair,
cooler westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, light rains,
followed by fair, warmer westerly winds,
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In order to reduce stock we place or
sale fifty pieces Body Brussels at $50
per yard, worth 81 90; also twenty-five
pieces all.wool Carpet at soc per yard,
worth zoe, at STONE & THoNAs'.
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M. outman & co.-Mammoth clothlers.
a SUPERB LINE
NOVELTIES!

The crowds that throng our six floors and the
appreciation they evince is convincing proof that
our line of FALL AND WINTER GAR
MENTS is the handsomest ever seen in Wheel
ing. And to-day our assortment is as complete
as at the beginning Of the season, as we are
daily filling the gaps made by the largest num-
Der of customers we have had in thirty years.
In our line of
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received complete and artistic
assortment OF SuitlngS, PantalO0nings
and OrcrcOatingS, which we warrant 10
make up In ilrSt.claSs style, and ut rea-
sonable prices. Fit guaranteed.
Specialties-Just received, so dozen
more of the best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts ut so cents
and upwards. Full line OF our cele-
bratcd kuit Jackets. -
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Forty pieces Atwood Shifting Elan
nels at 2lc per yard, selling everywhere
at 25c. STONE & THOMAS.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE Il. r.
w Onnnd after Saturday. October H. lSSs,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove RAILROAD
viii run "a follows
LEAVE WHEELING:
$50 u. IN, 7:OOR. M, o. M, ll:OO a. M, 1880 p.
M, $3.50 p. M, $50 y. M, 700 p. M 9'V0 r. m.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK
G:i8R. M, as a. IN 1000 a HI, 1880 m, 300
p M. 100 p. M, $40 p, m, S0Op. m. 1000 p. IN:
sUNDAYS.-lCavc the city at 500 a: M, and
run every hour until 800 p. M. Leave wheeling
Park at 500 u. M, aud run every hour until ~
u. m. Except church train win leave Park at
'' oSi i III anu Guy ~ '-' Z & HIRscH. sapt.