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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-23

john iingiiBg. died Nay 5, lsla, aged 81
years, q months and day.
Margaret, wifr oI John linsiing, died
January !. is2J. aged "a years aud : months.
LoaisA Anna Jackson, daughter %. Benz
aud Rglh Ninglins. died May 8. lsS5. aged
u years, months Aad 10 days.
Ann Eliza Yiugiiug, died February /, 1919,
aged 5 years, months and days
Ana Catherine, daughter Of David iIug
ling. aged months and DAYS.
Mary Roth, daughter Of VA, and Mary 4.
lIngiing died Sept -. isj2, aged year,
months aud - days.
John lingHug, died July Is. isis, aged 81
years, months and n days
Jacob linE.ing, died Jaly -, lsis, aged -
years, months and Is days.
Mary Yirgiing, died January - 1868,
aged - years and rs days.
Jacob, died October 8. lSg3. aged ~ wears
. months and Is DAYS; Maria lucrriia, died
September ~, lst0, aged II years, ) months
and u DAYS, children OF jacob iiug.iug.
Corporal VIM. H. Yingliug Co X, lst Nd.
Reg, Potomac Il. b., iaf,.
Catherine Iingiing, died December -,
1866, aged 20 years, month and . days
Mary, wife Of David linglug, aged %
years.
Serephiue Yingiing, died May Is, 1855,
aged - years, 3 months and % days.
JushGA IiHgiing, died October >, 1881,
aged Gs years.
Margaret Shriver, wife Of Joshua Yingling.
died June ., 1850, aged o. years.
Maria Louisa, daughter OF Joshua and
Margaret iingling died August p, 1916,
aged years, 8 months and 25 DAYS
George Edward son Of K. n aud Sarah
Yingling, died August %, 1864, aged year,
! month and % days.
John H. Y;ngling, died July 70, 1878, aged
As years, months and p days.
Vim. Yingling, died March IS, 1876, aged
Is years.
Elias Yngling, died May 80, 1857, aged
IS years.
Is, 1888, aged A years, : months aud Is
days.
Vim. Yeats, aged Il years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-23

Sarah j. Parke, died May 80, 1858,
aged 16 years, months and IA days.
Adelaide NJ Parke, died March 6, 1860,
aged years and 2 days.
Albert NJ. Parke, died April IL, 1868,
aged 10 years and % days.
Amanda, wife of Joseph NJ. Parke, died
September 8, 1882, aged &C years, 10
months and s days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-23

$. KANN. SONS & GO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

have been troubled with Gcrotuls SsySn Year,,
which aFsI started on tho top Of my bead, gtyini
inc InaultO trouble, with constant llehIag ca.,ia,
OF Of dry scales, and watsry liquid cSulgd iron,
under tho scales Treated 1t for seven years ua,
successfully, and waa Unable to check It uatiI
found your CUTlcuRA REMEDIES, One toz Gun,
cuRA, Quo cake CuTIcupA soar, and one loue
CvTlCuRA REsoLyESr completely erHd mr, ay
skin becoming perfectly clear and lnoo,,:.
8. J, DAVIS,
AttOsla, Los AngVlCs Co, Cal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
MARTINS FERRY.

An Old soldler,G FuuOrnl-sulolde Mt Fo,.
,n,I,- I,or.nnni. t,a
'"-lotSo"us' HtC'
oti 4: al LAURENCE Oh Mount flea@hl' Is III Tue
Miss Cora Owens. WIN has bpen anita slck IA
bCtteFS "''S ''''' H"''N '''-' -
~ co.,
nj ~. AluFIuBe ID hothe ohh NlAitIrOm MaCOnoe,
Mrs. George Robinson, Of 81. Clalrsyillc, Is Wis.
ltlug friends here.
The f,norol NJ uiss N0yvIo MI,cbotI ,,iiI ,aLO
niacc thIS mny1InS AZ n ocIocE '''''''' "'' 'AAV
P'SeS su's '.4O'"'"e ~ AZ v''SH' ,
J., James GEeet, o. MGe9mDe' iil Is nome Tor
lew uhyA on MS return from WASHINGTON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
TUE pOETERs INTERESTED.
They VIII All Combine to Help the stsu'
benville strikers,

behNlho eFlhWr
Tho Executive Board Of Division No,
2, Of the Potters' National Union, held
their quarterly meeting Wednesday
night at East Liverpool, Delegates were
present from steubenyille, Wheel
ing, New Brighton, Wellsyille aud
other pottery points, President ], A,
O'Neil was in attendance from Trenton,
as well as several other labor leaders
A close air OF secrecy was observed by
the delegates, and all efforts to secure
information us TO their actions were
unsuccessful. The East Liverpool Crisis,
however, learned that the Steubenyille
strike was discussed, and It was decided
tO-bFing the entire force OF the order to
bear in favor Of the striking men.
Twenty thousand dollars Of q reserve
fund will be used 10 pay the wages 81
the men, the same as II they were at
work ut their old places, II was also
decided that the men should not accept
work at other points where they had
been offered situations, but remain at
Steubenyille,
President O'Neil, in reply to the
query as to how the cause OF the men
was progressing at SteubenVille, replied
that he considered the fight there al
ready won, as the firm had already ex'
hausted every resource to run the works
and had failed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

Richard GalTney, who smashed in the
kitchen window Of Miss Maggie Conroy's
house on Thursday afternoon, was fined
S. and costs in the police court yester.
day, and in default OF the money went
to The hill. Gaaney works on the North
Wheeling tunnel.
Susan Inglehardt was arrested by OH.
Ger Carney yesterday afternoon, drunk
In the market house.
About midnight last nighta telephone
call came to headquarters from the
Howell House. Officers Gaus and West
went down. A man was making some
noise on the sidewalk, and when be saw
the officers he ran. They chased him,
and aitera lively run caught him, only
TO find that he was not the offender.
Col. Hiram Aldridge had had a fuss with
the whole house, aud he was locked up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

Last evening o little before a O'CLOCK
Officer Carney arrested Owen Frlery in
the Second ward, and keeping tight
grip on the collar Of his coat, marched
him to the lookup, where he was lodged
behind the bars until he could be ar
raignpd before Squire Davis. The
charge was that no was Q common thief,
a pergon not Of good fame. Frlery
waived a headngapd was bound oyer for
his appearance at court in $500 bail
His mother and bis attorney, John o.
Pendleton, went on his bond and he
was released. Friery's friends claim
that he Is honestly working for living
at Martins Ferry. There has often
been talk about hlm, but he WIS never
arrested for any serious crime, He has
not been much about Wheeling for
some months past,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florencel What
a number OF pleasant hours these names
recall! They ale magical No one who
has seen their great CoBedy impersopa'
tiona will eyer forget them. As Hon.
Baripek SlOte from Kohosh, or Pinto
Perkins, the romancer, or Cap'n AGrd
Cutie, mariner, Mr.. Florence % the same
perfect emb odimeRt Of his character In
form, manner, dress aud action. These
portraits are living examples Of his cop.
summate art.
TO his charming wife Is due no small
measure Of Els success, Her native
ability u GsFP FIHE tS isoN SsgSe ,ast
In dressing, serves to produce q picture
at once truthful and charming TO tue ave
These artists are great !!syorites in
Wheeling and will doubtless be greeted
Wednesday and Thursday next by
crowded houses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
MOuNDsYILLR.
An Insane COnviSt-Ihs Flooded AIins-Ths
Municipal ElHctiOp,

An Insane Conyict-1hs Flooded AIins-Ths
Municipal Election,
MIC, R, Oldham was down to Marietta this
week,
to-day,
J. Elmer Hunter Is again escort guard at the
PenltentiAFy.
Meconksy's Cornet BapdwIll give concert at
Cameron tonight
,, PEro,eCutLug Attorney b, F, Mclgheu was in
Wheeling yesterday,
The Energetic Society Of the Episcopal Church
met at the home Of Miss Daisy Myers last night,
Mr., Harvey Rigs aud wife aud Mr.. ElWoElh
Riggs aud family will 90 " Omaha In couple
Of weeks TO look out fora new home,
The railroad station Just above the u4rrowS on
the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad formerly known
~ inns Run, Will hereafter DO called River
View,
A new pump was received ut the MoundSyIlle
Coal Works Wednesday which Will DO USED 10
pump out the water that IL flooding the mine
The water Is still pouring In, seemingly In undl'
minlShed volume,
Walter Love- au insane convict whose time Of
me Fenilenulfy II out, was examinod by JUS
tlCc CrlsWell Thursday aud committed 10 jail
us father came Tor him yesterday and took him
10 his home in Lincolneounty,
As the fourteenth draws near the inteteSt IN
kue luulClphl tlttbluu kEuMb kIthItFs Ah "
now stands the contest for Office IL y very com
pllcaled one, without any politics In II, how.
ever The town Is Republican by u handsome
majority, but local politicians draw the lipe on
small lhiugs and give everybody q chance IN
matters pertaining 10 the municipal Offices, The
citizens Of the Third ward he'd y meeting last
week aud nominated for cOunollmeH for that
ward Major II, W, Hunter, Capt, A, o, baker,
Dr., s, n, Steele and frank hurley, In the Sec
7, X. Rogers aud ". ", Smith were elected
and Thursday night the citizens Of the Flint
ward nominated James II. McGlll, ], n. lelIeT,
son, Charles NollGr aud William MCCOlkey
There are three wards In the city, and each
ward Is entitled 10 four Councilman, who
are 10 DO elected by tho voters
Of tho respective wards. As above stated tho
Councilmen for each ward were selected ~ meet
inEs held III the different wards, but all Is not
peace ana quletneSs for lll that, AZ the Second
ward meeting the gentlemen present assumed
the responsibility OF selecting Councilman iOr
the Firt and Third wards, aud the CltlGelE 0t
these two wards are generally Indignant at what
they term tho objectionable presumption Of the
Second wRFders; Al tht meeting Capt, A, .,
baker, who had been selected by u mass meeting
OF the Third ward citizens, was dropped aud an;
other suggested In his stead. The like was done
for the FiFSt ward, there Is talk OF retaliation,
and there may DO several tickets IN the Held,
MesaEs, H.. h, Purdy, John Schumacher and
JOscphus smAllw0od are the present candidates
for Mayor, J, ", 6AllahGr, ST., and Henry
Thompson have been urged 10 make tho mOg.
but both declined, Robert Lowe, Sheridan
for City Marshal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
INDUSTRIAL BREVITIES.
Intelligence from the Various Factories of
wheeling md Vicinity.

Wheeling md Vicinity.
Things are running along smoothly
and satisfactorily at the Hobbs glass
works.
Findlay has increased the price Of gas
for. stoves, lighting and for manufac'
turing,
A strike OF the journeyman timers for
nine hours y day is q probability OF tue
near future,
Sweeney 4 Sons machine shop isrun-
ming double turn again on engines for
two new boats.
The rumor that the North Wheeling
glass works Is TO shut down on account
Of dullness OF trade is denied.
The hinge factory engine ran and the
whistle blew yesterday morning, but
only few hands reported for work.
There Is nothing new In the painters
strike. One or two small Jobs are being
done, the employers helping each other
out.
The press shops at the Central glass
works are again at work. The punch
tumbler blowers are still idle. Trade Is
reported dull.
A camp OF Italians has been brought
back from FinlGyyitle to tho cut west Of
Washington, Pa, on the baltimore q
Ohio railroad.
The Lazearville bottle works Is run.
ming right along and getting It's share Of
the trade. They are now running two
shops on Mason fruit jars.
The Standard glass works, at Wells
burg, is again picking up. Last week
the men made eight and nine turns.
This is the best time made for over three
months.
Simon Baer's Sons and dozen other
wholesale houses in Wheeling have
taken stock In the telephone line extern
ding from Waynesburg to the Wheeling
system.
The employees OF the electric street
cars have made demand for 81 70 day
Of nine hours. Tho demand goes into
effect to-day, and II not granted the men
will strike.
It Is expected the work OF driving tue
Wheeling & Harrisburg railroad tunnel
from tho east end under Mt. Wood will
be commenced Monday, the open cut
work being about done.
President William Weihe, Of the
Amaleamated Association, came down
from Pittsburgh again yesterday, and
went To Benwood 10 confer further with
the empIoVes OF the Wheeling steel
plant.
The Ohio Valley Budgets weekly trade
report Of the condition OF the window
glass trade shows / ,l25 pots in operation
and 202 idle. OF the forty.eight pots at
Bellaire thirty are Ia operation, and the
twenty at GAINESVILLE arc all working.
Tho ClaySville Company's No. 2 oil
well, on tho Carson farm, In tho Tay.
lorstown field, Camc In Wednesday, and
Is good for 100 barrels. Itmade two fine
flows with two bits In the sand. This
we'll will widen the field aud tend 10 OK.
tend II In n southwest direction.
Mr.. Il. smartwood, superintendent Of
the TippecanoG quarrles, out the Cleve.
land, Loralr 4 Wheeling road, was at
the Hotel Windsor yesterday. He was
here TO confer with tho Union bridge
officials about the large quantities OF big
stones his company Is furnishing for the
bridge.
AT the Belmont glass works, In Bell.
Aire, business Is iaif, with orders enough
TO keep the iaCtOry's product out OF the
warehouse. The product Is hardly up
70 the standard Just now, owing 10 the
inability Of tho new Dlxon.Wools lCVp
eye furnace To melt glass as fast as tiati.
raj gas,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
COFFRH AND SUGAR UP
And Still Going Higher, and the
End is Not Yet,
BOTH GETTINGToBE LUXURIES
Prospects that the Bullish Movement
in oofIee WIN Only be Checked
by Largo Failing on In
the Consumption.

The wholesale grocery market has
been considerably sgitated this week by
the steady advances that have taken
place in coaees and sugars, The coffee
market in particular has been decidedly
bullish and further advances may be
looked for. In the past ten days pack
age coffee has gone up over u cents per
pound and should really have gone
point or Two hsgher to correspond with
the green article. 1t is possible, how
ever, that II roasted is bulled much
higher the result will be curtalled con-
sumption, as was the case few years
ago, the consumption being stopped 70
such marked degree that heavy bull
movement was most etieCtually blocked,
In the sugar market an active demand
for about ten days has been followed In
the past two days by an advance Of from
/ to I OF cent per pound on all grades,
Late reports from the East relative 10
these staples warrant the prediction that
there will be further advances in both,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
Dangerous Use Of Strong PurgluYOs.

Most pills, puTOLlvu aud Bitter Waters
which act quickly upon tho bowels, itrIlAlO and
often destroy The mucous coats Of tho stomach
and bowels Indeed their CAthArtlo action ID
directly caused by tho irritation 81 tho bowels,
which they produce. Their action should DO
soothing and stimulating instead Of Irritating,
A continued usO VI aUph remedies produces
chronic Inflammation OF tho stomach and bowels.
Of ih6 Genuine Imported Carlsbad Bpfuh0 salt
u hlghIy recommended "A al Apoflehl laxative
and dlnicllO, because ~ action II duV solely 10
lie solvent aud llmhlAting properties, II
sOOthet aud all4yl Inflammation, aud II there
and hitter Waters,
beware Of limitations, Dt. Tob0ldIA lecture
on CAllbad bhtulel Halt and pamphlets mailed
free, kllnef a MeldelsOn Co., Sole AGENTS,
barclay street, New York, i02ifthAa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
ASK To sec our mems Ane scwed,
seamless Caters for 81 90, worth g.
SToNE'a CASH SHOE SToRE.


The river was falling slowly at this
polntal day yesterday al dusk last even
Ing tho leyee gauge showed a deEth In
the ChaAnel Of 10 feet 2 inches, The
Louis A. Sherley arrived from Clncln.
natl about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
with a fair trip on board, Tie sherlOy
will leave this afternoon al . o'clock on
its return trip down tho river. Capt
Tom Hunter, who Is Ii command, as
usual, desires 70 get away promptly, and
requests that shippers report theif con.
slgninents carly. Charlie Reeves lsstlll
the popular clerk Of the 9herley. Tho
W. N, Chancellor passed down az
2 o'clock yesterday morning onroute
from pltlBbufgh 10 Charleston, Tho
Scotia 10 due down at an early hour this
morning, In the Plttsbufgh.C Cincinnati
trade. The l. II. Homer, !. n. BunLon
and Ed Roberts, Of the coal feet, passed
down yesterday, with towB Of coal. The
Ben Hur left az noon for PatkenbufgI
the Courier will hg this mornings packet
In that trade All the daily packets are
running regularly and doing q fairly
good trade,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
charged WYNN stenllng conl.

For q good while the B. & o. railroad
company and persona who handle coal
in the HOmpleld yard have complained
OF the constant pilfering from the coal
cars. The police have been notified
time and again oilosses from this cause.
In the individual losses the stealing
seems a triae, but in the aggregate
wagon loads are carried of. Tho com.
plant became 80 incessant that Officer
Daum resolved to keep a sharp lookout
for the offenders, but for q night or two
he did not have much luck. Last night
however, he saw two men come from
the yard with coal and make for the bar.
racks just south Of the Hempfeld square,
where q number Of Italian railroad
laborers lodge and board themselves.
Daum caught one Of them, and he gave
his name at the lookup as Ferdinand
Chiatta. He pretended to talk no Eng
lish and an interpreter was sent for,
who proved 10 DO Chiatta's foreman.
Nothing could be gotten out Of him, and
he was locked up. Nine dagos lodge in
one room in those barracks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
LOCAL BREYITIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and AbO At the
City,

City,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day,
No attraction at either theatre this
evening,
YESTERDAY was a sunny spring day,
more like May than March.
New maple sugar is in the marliet, al.
though the sap has not yet commenced
to flow,
CouETgRYElr silver dollars and half
dollars are said to be circulating pretty
freely in the city now,
MINIS Gospel meeting will be held at
the Y, N, @. A, building at 1880 o'clock
tonight and O'Clock tomorrow,
ANOTHER lodge OF U, A, NJ. was or
ganized night before last at McLain's
hall. 1t is No. 8, but not yet named.
Mr.. CHARLES SCHMIDT will erect a
handsome and costly residence this
spring on Sixteenth street, east OF Woods
NEw copper wire is being strung In
placa Of the old white wire on nearly
every line OF the Western Union In the
city.
A NUMBER oine members were taken
into tho new Council OF Junior Order
U. A, NJ. at tue second meeting last
evening,
The Union Sunday School Teachers
meeting for the study OF the Sunday
School lesson will be held at o'clock
this evening at the Y. NJ, @, A. building
A coLoRgD woman, Mrs. Thompson,
while washing windows on Eof street
near Eighteenth, fell from the step lad
der and cut her hand badly on pane
Of glass,
TIE frequent heavy reports Of blasting
continue day and night. a part OF thls
is out in Ohio and up the river, anu part
OF it in the North Wheeling tunnels. In
some parts OF town the houses are per-
ceptibly shaken by these reports
A coAL.plGGER at Fulton Is credibly
reported to have eaten thirty'one raw
eggs, chewing and swallowing them
shells and all, night before last at Nike
STEMS place, and then only stopped be-
cause all the eggs accessible were gone
MARTIN KLINE, Baltimore q Ohio
brakeman, fell from u train 9t Benwood
junction, breaking three ribs ana re,
ceiying internal injuries 1t Is expected
will prove fatal. DR.. Esky Is attending
him. Kline lives In he south end oil
Benwood.
BIsuoP KAN Is announced to deliver
a course Of lectures in reply to some Of
the popular charges against the CATHOLIC
church. The first Of these lectures Will
DO given ut the Cathedral TOMORROW at \
D, IN. Subject, rs the Catholic Church
Intolerant?"
PRov, CHARLES E. SToAEs, who gives
nm art lecture in the Y. NJ. Q. a, Hall on
Monday evening, is wonderfully skllliul
with the Crayon. The expression he
throws into achalk mark, the accuracy
and rapidity with which he develops
actual scenery aud likenesses, Is remark
able. The lecture will be interesting
and instructive, and the audience VIII
surely be delighted,
ARE you going to Europe this sum;
mer? Call at Union Railroad and
Steamship Ticket Office, 1900 Market
street. and SEQ cabin plans and lists Of
sailing on all lines. First cabin, single
trips, S35 to $3.50; round trip $40 TO
sligo. Second cabin, single trip So to
500; round trip, $5G TO $ 40. steerage9;
SIS to $50. Also railroad tickets via oil
lines, local and through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

Owing TO their increased business, ]. G. Dent
& Co. have leased the buSlnGtA room adjoining
their place, now occupied BY MSlstcr Bros, for i
term OF five ycarA
J. ". IIlll,s livery stable that was recently
burned will be replaced BY q fine two story stG'
bic and barn, built In modern style. The con
ALruCtiOn will DO begun ut once, Mr.. It'll, who
was 40 severely burned At the fire, Ia still IN a
critical condition,
The Cleveland, t.orainO 4 Wheeling Railroad
Company recently made wholesale discharge
Of employees for CntiBes known only 10 tho OIL.
cons Of tho company, four engineers, two con.
ductorS, two lf6mGh and several brakemen
being dismissed from the service.
Tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh iron bridge over
whisky run, which has bCGn under construction
since carly last fall, has been completed, Tho
stone work was done by llallOCk BrOB., on con.
tract, and ID twenty feet beneath the bed Of the
run, and on this IL built u very pretty iron
bridge. Tho company ore now putting up an.
other ono Of tho same kind over MOOfeE run,
near West Wheeling, To replace the one 20 badly
damaged BY the big storm last july.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
A olear Field for WIlIIam Martin.

j. H. Burt, OF this city, who has been
p4med IS a candidate for United States
Labor Communist oner, 'has withdrawn
from bis candidacy for the position,
which, 1t Is understood, leaves Secretary
William Martin, Of the Amalgamated
Association, clear field for the Com
missionership, Burtts withdrawal hay.
ing been in favor Of Mr.. Martin. 1t Is
probable that the Flint Glass Workers.
Union and Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly will now endorse
Martin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09

TSSCHRIsTiAE CHURCH. n. l.. Al.
~ wood, pastor, Services Vt 1880 ~ 10.
aud 1880 p. IN. Sunday School Ut 900 Il. m. "a
Belle Mission at 1850 p. IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday al 1880 y, IN.