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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-10

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

Just before the bicycle parade We'd
nesday evening MI, Glenn Smith wa
cOaStink down Fourteenth street neal
the head Of the pavement on his biz
wheel. A thick stick lay on the street
dlagonRlly, and the wheel striking Il
was twisted 10 one side, aud Atr. Smith
was thrown forward with terrific force
striking at full length and scraping all
the buttons of his coat aud vest. III
the fall his right thumb was nearly
split from his hand, and ho was slightly
injured internally. Yesterday he was
reported all right except for the exceed
ingly ugly wound on his hand. Boys
have n habit OF throwing sticks and
stones In the street 10 cause such acUl.
dents. They are guilty Of assault, and
can DO, and ought 10 be, arrested and
fined. A fatal accident might arise from
such a source,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

On Monday evening next Miss Nellie
McHenry, the famous and popular sou.
brette, supported by fine company, will
present at the Opera House the funny
comedy, "Three Of a Kind" The New
York Sun says: Tho songs are witty and
original. Nellie MCHenry displays her
usual witchery, and is as quaint as ever,
The play details the adventures Of three
New York clerks and Dolly DaSRuOOd
Miss McIIenry) at a country boarding
house. One OF the clerks falls in love
with Dolly, who turns out to DO the
flame OF the employer OF the three men,
The employers discovery OF what Is go.
ing on ends in their dismissal. They
starye for twelve weeks in n garnet
when, through the kindness fan uncle,
they go into business for themselves
Dolly marrying the man OF her choice
and Jack Pots the country girl who wor
his love at the farmhouse. The farce IL
well set, and as well acted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
EHH Walking CONTEST.
The Eight Lovely Females
Making creditabIe Time,
GOOD CROWDS ARE PRESENT
And Enthusiasm Prevails Fun nthC
Dark Score at Midnight,
Shay has to Fight Ridge-Base
BaIl-Pitcher Dalton Fired.

The second day Of the sixty.hour fe-
male go-as-you'please pedestrian con-
test at the Capitol rink yesterday saw
good crowds present most Of the after
noon and all evening, The spectators
watch the walkers with much interest,
and when one girl makes a squirt and
runs o little there is considerable ap-
plause, BERTHE Lawrence, the little No,
| who was ahead at the close Tuesday
night, with "A! miles to her credit, kept
her lead yesterday, and at $500 o'clock
p. m. scored the first fifty miles, fol
which she got $40 as q special prize,
Bertha Cleo, No, 0, who was q iaYorite
at the start, stepped on some small OBJ
ject in the sawdust aud turned her an
kle, hurting her severely, This put hel
behind somewhat,
The girls make good time when the
band plays, and all run more or less a
intervals. They are somewhat weary
naturally, but reasonably fresh,
About \ O'Clock last night the electric
lights went out, and ioratlMe there wal
fun. The girls retired from the track
and the spectators burned matches, One
man rushed out and bought a quantity
Of red fire, which he set off amid /
hearty cheer, Many people left thu
rink, and when the lights came on again
at least twice us many people as had gon'
out demanded admittance, saying the!
had gone out.
Twice again the lights went out, bu
there was less excitement md the light
were only out a short time,
When the walking stopped last night
ihn nnnrn ntnnl NJ ~fnllnwn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
BRLLAIRR.
All Sorts Of Local News and GOSSlp fro
the Gins City.

NkAh ~ ~ "
the Glass City,
Mr.. E. o. Crane, the street car man left for The
East yesterday.
Captains Hoior, blackburn and Lester are a
Littlet0n, W. Va, fishing
Thomas ParriOtt, OF PowhRtan, will assist y, j
Smith IN the grocery business
Mr.. Frank Randolph aud sister, Miss LlbbieI
leave tonight for Denver, Col.
J. MAlOney has begun the hauling OF brick iOI
the North Noble street paving.
"Ttdn S%huttleWOrth left yesterday 10 skate IN
u three days race at East Liverpool,
The BellRlre, ZancsyillQ 4 Cincinnati railroad
continues to handle a big lot Of local freight,
Mrs. W, Wilson and Miss Lulu GLADDEN., Of Rel
sey, were In the city yesterday among friends
Professor Anderson, OF Wheeling, was down
yesterday among friends aud on u short business
Trip,
A boarding house man aud family, Mr., Wilson
left for parts unknown between tWo days thu
week,
John Chisholm has moved bis household
goods here and Will make this his home In th'
future,
Mr.. John Gillespie, General Agent Of TIT
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad here Is II
Pittsburgh,
The Reyman building on Union street is belul
rapidly pushed forward, II Is Of brick and !
very substantial building,
Council reappOInted all the old police fore,
at their meeting Tuesday night, President
Archer, OF the Council, appointed new com
mittees,
The father OF Thomas Ault, OF this city, Is very
low ut his home Ut Glencoe, Mr., Ault Is aver
old man and the probabilities are he VIII no
get well this time,
There Is a great scandal brewing here and
possible divorce case In two families, one her
aud one In Fast Liverpool, Both cases are wei
connected aud an immense amount Of troublI
will come out Of II,
A very large lumber raft became uuxlNnAgObh
Just above the bridge piers here and u WFecl
efforts o. 1.-THE crew aboard the raft II lust scrape'
one side with little II any damage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

When all ready 10 start the new All.
kama mill Monday, the men discovered
an error In tho scale signed, and refused
10 90 TO work, Colonel jackson, the
manager Of tho MCKOcspoft mill 10
which the StGubOnVlllO mill is an at.
tachmgnL was sent for, The supposed
error, Mr.. Jackson said, was covered by
q bad blot on tho paper. Another &C.
count Is 10 the effect that on the bottom
Of the scale signed tho manager had
written O declaration that he would man.
age the mill 10 suit himself, which the
men took In mean that Mr., jackson
would employ and discharge whom he
pleased Without consulting the union,
This declaration tho men, who came from
Alabama, say was not noticed by thOm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

Tomorrow and Saturday afternoons
the Resolute base ball club, OF Cleve.
land, will play ball with the Wheeling
club at Island park, weather permitting,
The Resolutes are reported to be a good,
strong semi.proiessional team, capable
Of putting up an interesting game.
Dalton, one Of the pitchers signed for
the Wheeling team, has been given his
release. The directors were satisfied
after viewing his work In one Of the
games with the Springfield club, the one
In which he gave thirteen men bases on
balls, that he would not do. The ex-
Cuse given for that awful record, thathis
arm was lame, came too late. The ex-
Cuse did not correspond with the boasts
Dalton made before the game as to what
he would do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

It would DO cruel in us to excite the
interest ofthe gentler sexin the matter Of
complexion live could notolrerapossibl
panaCea without fear Of undue prefer.
enCe. 1t Is n fact well known to derma.
tologists that for several years the Cuti-
curS Soap has been unriValled as n skin
beautiAer. Not only does 1t contain the
delicate odor and emollient and clean
sing properties OF the finest toilet soaps,
but 1t goes a step further than any soap
yet prepared and by reason Of It's deli.
from C%gtiCErs, ia enabled TO heal skin
blemishes by restoring to health those
diseased or inflamed vessels Of the skin
which cause Complexional disGgura.
lions. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

The championship season OF the
American Association opened yesterday.
The result Of the games played in that
Association, and other games played yes
terday, is as follows:
At Cincinnati-Cincinna /; St. Louis
5. Hits 6 and 0. Errors 8 and 2. At
tendance 10000.
AT Louisyille-Louisville, A; KapCas
City, {. Hits, G and S. Errors, s aud 4.
At Baltimore-Rain prevented the
Baltimore Columbus game and two
games E%n',snTh will be Plqy ed today dPynh Manager nI2H
yesterday fined pitcher Widner, catcher
Bligh and fielder DAILY each 500, for an
infraCtion Of the r%ules-being out all
night drinking.
At Cleveland-All Americans, 4; Chi
Cages, Z. Hits 0 and s. Errors 8 and 2.
ATTENDANCE 1000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

Mile Rhea, an artist distinguished for
much brilliant work, and certainly one
OF the foremost actresses OF the day, will
play Beatrice, in Shakespeare's comedy,
"Much Ado About Nothing" at the
Opera House on Wednesday evening,
April II. 1t is a character to which she
has given much thought and study, and
she brings to the impersOnation all the
varied resources of her art, Possessing
a strong and pleasing personality, she
adds the charm OF thorough refinement
to her methods, guided by the instructor
Of the true artist. She will have able
support from Mr., William Harris, Miss
Ida Waterman, Mr.. j.. NJ. FranCoeur, Mr.,
j. II, Amory and others.
Always OF interest to the ladies is the
subject OF handsome costumes, Of which
it is a well known fact Mile Rhea
possesses u most extensive assortment,
and one to which she adds every sum
mer during her visit to her home near
Paris. Worth, under her direction,
seems to have exCelled himself in the
production Of her magnificent toilets
some OF which will be worn as Beatrice,
A large and fashionable audience is sure
to be present,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
A Lot Caves In,

Yesterday forenoon the south edge Of
the BroCkunier lot, recently purchased
by the Peabody Insurance Company,
and located on Market street above
Twelfth, slipped down into the cellar Of
the old Schenck house, which has Just
been torn down for the purpose OF build
ing a fine business block, The lot was
about eight feet above the street level
and has always been n source OF trouble
from It's tendency TO slip, though 1t was
walled up, The slip reached to the cor,
ner OF the old house on the south hall Of
the lot, and fears were entertained thai
the house would fall, too, 1t was propped
up as well as possible. Nobody was
hurt by the caving earth and stones,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
JACOBS & IsENDERG closing out retail
stock. Now isyOur time to buy bargains.
MARTINS FERRY.


--
Church NotCs-LRylng IIails-TIie building
Boom, etc,
Mrs. James Medley is on the sick list,
Mrs John i, Miller left Yesterday for Amber
con, Ind.
.4:,C. smith has returned from a pleasant visit
At Elm Grove.
Ground has been broken for the 81, Mary,
Catholic church,
MIS- Filth Catoll, Of Mt. Pleasant, is the guest
OF Mrs. L. D. CattCll.
There will DO communion services In the U, 7,
church next Sunday.
j. H. ". BrackOn and W. J. Moore, OF ut.
Pleasant, were down yesterday.
Mr.. r. F.J. bremen, Of Minneapolis, will 70.
main In the city two or three weeks.
Miss Mary smith aud her nephew, GcorRo An,
deSon, arc visiting relatives III LAiIGriy.
MiSSGs Blanche and Grace updGgrair, Of MI.
PleASAnti are visiting Mi. and Mrs. ". X. Hat.
ClllT.
The MRuhCrChos will rive an Easter ball al
me MnnherchOr hall next Monday evening. II
Will b. select.
When you want any dental work done, call OH
Dt. Monroe liackmRn, Washington street. liz
deserves success. .
III the N, Il. church next Sabbath there Will bo
hank Offering. That Ia, Cach person who az.
lelus Viii ", expected To give u cent for each
year Of thelf life.
Yesterday the ground was broken for residences
~ broadway. street near Jefferson for Edward
Morris and Jacob kpyspf, These mario nVbf
nlteon houses In course OfOtVCllOn Ia that neigh.
bOthOOd.
,,KlAllg arc being laid on The extension Of tho
Whpellng & Lake Erie railroad from lilOwOfpiOn
70 MAtlln'A Ferry, The management SAY thlg
nga1N WI De eoinpleted to this city BY the middle
OI tue summer,
MI. NN..V..t.- 49, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
Tho siassaehusetts YIsltors.

The committee OF the Massachusetts
Legislature whose presence here fol
the purpose Of investigating the results
Of municipal ownership Of gas works
was noted yesterday, spent the day in
Wheeling looking about. Mayor Sen
bright, 9. r. Tracy, ]. 4, TafiV, @. 7,
J,epson and seamon, took carriages and
showed them the city, and, they were
much interested in the Wheeling pave.
ment, natural gas and other local special.
ties. 1nthea afternoon they procured from
Secretary Seapon and the Gas Trustees
figures and details Of tho working Of the
gas department. They left last evening
for Philadelphia, and after examining
tho gas system there they will 60 10
Richmond for the same purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

Miss Marie Brainard, who will appear
at tho Grand this evening, is an actress
Of rare ability. She has been touring in
the South and West this season with
success, and Is now on her way to Phila'
delphiN, where she closes her season,
The Milwaukee Times says; "The
charming little actress that stepped onto
the stage last night at the opera, at al.
most a bound, caught her audience by
storm. The play was BARLEY Camp.
bells best production, 'My Geraldine
From the time the curtain went up until
its fall Miss Brainard showed traits and
a talent not to DO overlooked. With
emotion, hpmor, q face, figure and will
that Cannot be duplicated, she Is Ger.
tainly gifted Us few Of our more noted
ncLrnsSnR.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
LACK OF LIFE.

when the pulse beats ieeblyi when the energy
Is gonei when tho appetite Is weak and sleep
uncertain, then the body Is in a condition OF
GCtuRl "l0w liie,n No matter what the causes
may have been Nature has given way aud unless
her strength IL restored diseased Is certain 70 take
possession Of the body, The irst thing any
doctor does In such q case II 70 assist Nature,
Here are some instances:
Prof, Auhtin Flint, OF Bellevue New York;
College, says: "ThG judlGlOuA use Of alcoholic
Stimulauls Is one Of the striking chancteTisticS
lhe last half century"
The celebrated Df. J. N. Carnwall says: ~ am
mos, happy 70 say, after a very thorough test,
that for persons suffering with nervous and gen.
cEIl debility or any wasting disease, or for dell,
cate persons or invRlldS, DulIy's Pure Mall
MlaS Tblos 4 fne n pest ssb s9nIG AZ pnEcss StlnulAnl
There are no higher scientific authorities thar
these and they speak volumes. beware OF al
bottled WhlAkies which may b. offered you, OK
cept Duily'G 1t has stood the test Of time aRt
IL absolutely pure. Rpls.Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling People
AbrORd,

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.. Lantz, OF Wise, W
Va, are at the Windsor.
p. A. Boyce, OF Rowlesburg, was al
the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. G. L. Mckinney, OF Hebron, thiE
State, is registered ut the StHmm.
Rev. F. @. Haimann, Of Newburg, was
amongtheguestsat the Stamm yesterday
Miss Maude McLane, OF Toronto, Can
ada, is the guest Of Miss Maude Eccles
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Weaver, Of
M%Oundsville, were at the Mcclure yes
terday,
Mr.. W. ]. Robinson, General Passen,
ger Agent OF the Ohio River railroad
was up yesterday.
Mrs. l. X. RatCliT and Miss Annie
RatcliGr, OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, were al
the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Prof. John A. Myers, OF the Govern
ment Experimental Agricultural station
at Morgantown, is ut the Mcclure House
Mr.. Karl A. Miller, Of Pittsburgh
spent last evening here with friends
who always have a warm welcome FOL
him.
DR.. @. F. Ulrich Ia making arrange
ments to go abroad this sumner. lie
will DO absent two or three months
possibly longer, and will spend most oil
his time in Germany.
Mr.. Richard Campbell left last even
ing for Washington City, where he as
sumes to-day his duties us private seCre'
tary and confidential clerk TO Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue John w.
Mason.
Miss Ola McCulley and Albert Ritchey,
OF Dallas, W. Va, were united In mar
riage by Rev. DR.. MeChem, in the par
lors Of Hotel Main, last evening. They
left for Wheeling this morning. Wash
ingtou, Pa, Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

On. Davis IA laid up with a mashed foot
Captain AbO Lash spent yesterday In town on
Mn. II. ". Rhodes h confined to her home b.
Atcvefp attack Of hlCknUSl,
Rev. Nir OvetmAnn, who has boon undergoing
q severe attack Oi alcknesa, II cOnvAlDSCOnt.
The OOlofed Methodist church choir will give
0 iestlHAl aud social concert in HOlnlGlh'6 hall
Invited 10 attend,
The order Of United American Mechanics here
arc making preparation 10 celebrate tile ami.
YeitAfy OF the Inauguration Ot President Wash.
lngtOri on the SDih Of this month,
Frank Stone and Miss Mamie iloblnson were
married ~ The ipslde1CC Of Bamnel Clemens In
kltkWOOdt on Monday evening. They hRyVihO
sincere good Wishes OithOlf iFIend6 III ihe lorna.
tioh VI th0it new pAttnOnhip,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

Yesterday morning Charles German,
an employee Of Pan Handle work train
No, 8, was assisting to unload heavy
timber at Wheeling Junction, Heslipped
and fell just as a long switch tie was be-
ing taken from a car and the timber
struck him across the back. He was
taken to the Steubenville hospital, and
the attending surgeon %pronounces his
years OF age and Unmarried,
John r, Hamilton was riding on a
gondola car in the vicinity Of Wheeling
junction, which was being shifted
against other cars on a siding, He was
not watching when the cars came to-
gether and was violently thrown against
a box car in front, breaking the corner
off the pelvic bone, The injury is very
serious and will require most careful at
tentiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

PORTlERE UURTAINSfrom SO so to
$l9 50 per pair ut EMSllEIMERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

LIS, Coon sells dry gOOdSthO cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
WILL BUILD A HALL.
The COlorod Men of wheeling Organize for
the Purpose.


For a long time the colored people OF
the city have felt the need OF a public
hall Of their own, Last night a meeting
Of prominent colorsd gentlemen was
held in the G. U, o, o. +, hall in Peter
sons block, on Main street, to organize
a Joint stock company for the purpose OF
building such a hall, Osborne Gray was
chosen as temporary chairman and w,
L. Jones to act as secretary. The plan
was talked over, eligible sites discussed,
and an organization commenced.
Shares were fixed at So each, and it
was resolved to 80 arrange 1t that the as
sessments shall be at easy intervals,
Over $1,000 was subscribed to the capital
stock at once, and the leading spirits in
the movement apprehend no difficulty
in raising 5000 or $4,000. The move
is a good one and it is to be hoped 1t will
be grand success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18
ANnn nnnl M rhn.s tYntnra.

Tho Louis 4, Shcrloy viii not appear
here al her regular time, tomorrow,
The Bonanza, the big slde.wheeleF oil
tho Big Sandy line, has been put In the
Shurley's place. Since the shefley got
10 running through TO Pittsburgh, she
has proven TO he neither fast enough tor
her "trip moi big enough for the freight
offered, Accordingly tho BONANZA Will
20 UP Friday, and pass down enroute
IRON Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati At Z a. IN,
OH Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

For 81 80 you eau get one dozen Hnt
Satin.lnish Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In a fine gilt frame SxiO BlEe
al Flummer'B, ll8s Main street, Wheel
Ing. Delays arc dangerous. Come one.
come oil,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

That the body is now more susceptible
to benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence tho importance d
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when 1t
will do you the most good. 1t Is really
wonderful for purifying and enriching
the blood, creating an appetite, and CIV
ing n healthy tone to the whole system.
Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
is peculiar to itself, |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-18

1t Is understood that soon after the
present walking match IN the Capitol
rink is finished, the rink will be taken
down, and possibly a handsome business
block may be built on the orner Part
OF the ground on which the rink stands
is leased, and the lease having expired,
the owners have declined to renew 1t,
and have served notice that they desire
to obtain possession OF thegrOund May /.