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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-10

The Pittsburgh Post Of yesterday
morning contains q two.column account
OF a great pool Of the tableware manu-.
lacturers OF the West. The article ID
sensational on the extreme, and while II
is founded upon facts, the whole, thing
is stretched and covered up with such Q
multiplicity Of words as to obscure all
fact In it. A combination has been
talked OF, but the plans have not been
matured, and 1t has not been considered
by the manufacturers as body, andthis
Is all there Is OF it.
All the news in this project was
printed in the INTRLLIGRHcRR about two
weeks ago. There have been no de-
velopments since that time. No plan "a
make a table ware trust can well succeed,
since the moment prices are bulled to O
paying point, flint HOUSES now in other
lines would 90 right into table ware.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling People
Ahrnnh.

Strangers in tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Attorney General Caldwell is at
Charleston.
V.B. Archer, the Parkersburg attor-
ney, is ut the Mcclure House.
Miss Alice Carey is visiting her friend,
Miss Kate Murphy, at Bellatre.
Mr.. s. G. Naylor and wife are visiting
friends at Fairview, Hancock county.
A. L. Tenant and wife, OF BlaCksville,
w. Va, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
DR.. and Nus, r. W. Hazlett have re-
turned from d visit to Washington, Pa,
friends.
Mrs. Ida Barnett and child, OF tho
Island, are visiting the family Of AT.
Lockwood, at Bellaire.
Messrs. s. H. Peirsol, John Sanders
and Hugh White, all Of Parkersburg,
are registered at the Stamm.
Capt. William Dillon and family re.
turned home last evening from athree
months visit with relatives at Kansas
City.
Mr.. Alex Laughlin, OF Cleveland, for.
merly a well.known resident Of this
city, was registered at the Mcclure yes
terday.
Misses Maggie and Aggie Harvey, OF
the Island, returned home yesterday
from a visit to Miss Mary Parks, down
the river.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Becker, Of Pittsburgh, the
well.known chief engineer Of the r, O,
4 st. L. Company, was registered at the
Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Mayors, Of NIillersburg, o.,
is in the city. Mr.. Mayors attended
Bethany College for a number Of years,
and graduated In the class Of 's7,
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. j. 4. McCl 20
and the Misses Mcclure, who have hsen
spending the past month up in the
mountains, in Preston county, have re-
turned home.
Dr.. and Mrs. Milligan have returned
from a three weeks pleasure trip at the
lakes. They visited at Detroit, Mack.
kinac, Sheboygan and other points OF
interest in Northern Michigan.
Harry W. semon, general agent Of the
Cleveland averly Minstrels, is in the
city arranging for the appearance OF bis
company at the Wheeling Opera House
Monday night, August 10. The company
Is said to be a great one this season.
Prof. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lee, OF Hunting.
ton, registered at the stamm House last
evening. Professor Lee was formerly
commandment OF the cadet corps at tho
State University, at Morgantown, and
later assistant principal OF Linsly Insti.
tute, Of this city; he Is now principal OF
the Huntington public schools.
The Charleston Sar says: Mrs, G. w.
Atkinson, her daughters, Misses Bessie
and Nell, and son, George, who have been
visiting friends here, left to-day for
Wheeling, accompanied by Miss Allie
Eagan, who will remain there several
months as their guest. Mr.. Atkinson
and daughter, Miss Florence, are still in
the city, and Miss Florence expects to
remain several months as the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. A. +. Glbbens,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-10
THE WlEELING BALL CLUB
Again Feeds on Soup and Isoast-o Ball
Games Played Yesterday.

Again Feeds on Soup and lloRAt-other Bnli
Games Played Yesterday.
The game OF ball playedat Island park
yesterday afternoon was between the
Wheeling and Dayton clubs, and result
ed in the defeat Of the home club by a
score Of II to s. Tho visitors had tho
best OF the game all around they batted
better and felded better than their OPP
p%onents, and in the matter Of base rum
ming they were bold and brilliant to q
Mexican, Of Grafton, Ohio, a brother
OF the "phenom" short stop OF the
Cleveland League club, made his first
appearance in q Wheeling uniform and
played at short; he was not q bowling
success. In the third inning he turned
his first chance to make a play into a
frightful error. Randall, the first Of the
visitors at bat in that inning had started
off with a hit and stolen second.
Stephens furnished the first out on o fly
to Williams; Prescott hit an easy one to
Mexican, who tried TO kill a Chippy as II
flew over Speidel's head. He threw the
ball go far that Prescott was able to
make the complete circuit otthe bases.
In making his other plays he was slow
and in batting he was a very weak
brother.
Wheeling started To bat in the first
inning at a terrific rate; Boman got q
triple and speidel, Halter and Hobrecht
followed with lively singles, but strange
as It may appear, only one run was
scored. At least one other run could
have been made had there been a little
intelligent head work used in the base
running. After that inning Wheeling
was unable To bunch hits until In the
eighth, when they made three singles
which, combined with Hobrecht's sacri.
fee and bad errors by Flanagan and
Williams, netted three runs. Each club
had five men left ON bases.
The umpire was one Nelson, Presi-
dent McDermith's latest find, and he
proved himself a roaster from Rosters
vile. His judgment on balls and strikes
was awful, and his base decisions were
but little better. All the kicking that
was done was more than justified by
Nelson's breaks.
The full score Of the game was as fol
lows:
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APlsnsant Excursion.

A large number OF the members OF the
YoungM Mems Christian Association and
their friends enjoyed a ride on the
steamer Bellaire last night. The night
was not altogether iavorablefor a moon.
light ride, but everybody had a good
time. Mayors full orchestra furnished
sweet music and the young men made
the boat merry with songs. The excur.
sion was given by the Outing Club and
the members won laurels as entertain.
en. The ride was successful in every
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lower. proportionately than other
branches ofthe iron industry,
The steubenyille Gasete says that the
spanlding Iron Company, AZ Brilliant,
has orders ahead to keep the mill
running on muck iron until January,
AT the machine shops Of A. ], Sweeney
4 Son lathes, drills and shapers are all
actively employed on q good run OF job
work matters in the foundry are more
quiet,
Beltz, Fading 4 90. have completed
and turned over contracts for Bishop
Kahn, three tenement houses, and q
dwelling for John Gilbert in North
Wheeling,
], Garbe, D. Woods, ". Handshoe-
maker, d. Riester and A. Nay, glass,
workers, left for Endlay and Fostoril
Yesterday, where they will go 70 work In
the glass houses,
The Buckeye glass works will 90 or
next Monday, the NorthWood the Mon,
day following, The starting OF thesG
and the mills will make a great change
in Martins Ferry,
The New Cumberland branch hal
opened up manynew industries for New
Cumberland and brings their products
into the market, At one quarry OF
Kings creek fifty car loads Of stone werI
shipped last month,
At the Riverside, the plate mill is idll
this week; the skelp mill Is closed doWI
for repairs the factory was on Monday
and Tuesday and off the balance Of thu
week, The bar mill, steel plant andpip,
works are all,on fullturl, The pipe milf
full Of orders andais working otis larges
capacity. The furnace Is making It's reg
ular output,
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RE02GANIZHl AGAIN.
The Wheeling Base Ball Club
Takes Another Hold,
DISAPPOINTED AT THE FIRST
They will Try, Try Agaip-.An Inn
pOrtant Meeting last Nlght-'The
Home Club Badly Reaton Yes
teFday,'-other Ball News.

The management Of the Wheeling
Base Ball Association held another i'm,
portant meeting last eveuing-the Sec
ond within the week, The failure OF
the rosy prospects at the first meet
ing to m~aterialize into anything tapgi'
BILE made this second meeting necessary,
Rusie, the Indianapolis League pitcher
who was offered to Wheeling by Jack
Glasscock, was turned oyerto some other
club a few hours before Wheeling's
acceptance OF GlasscoCk's oter was re-
ceiyed. Youngman, the Plttsburgher,
who was wanted as an infelder, refuses
to come to Wheeling, and Carey, Of East
Liverpool, who was wanted to fill the
position Of q pitcher, has not been heard
from, Mexican, Of Grafton, Ohio, who
was sent for to play short arrived yes
terday and took part in the game with
Dayton, but he did not by any means
come up to expectations.
These four-Rusie, Carey, Youngman
and Mex ean-compriset the quartette Sc
lected by the directors at their meeting
Wednesday night, as being just the pro-
per ones to give the team the strengthen
hight needs so badly, They all having
failed to come up to expectAtions-three
OF them having failed TO come at all,
and the management still being deter
mined to bruce things up and make a
showing, II for no other reason than that
Wheeling shall have a place next
season, 1t was necessary To make some
further move, and for that purpose last
nights meeting was called and held,
After discussing the situation at consid-
cradle length MI. Will English, the sec
retary.oi the organization, was author
lied to 90 to Pittsburgh, McKeesport,
SSottdale and other points, and II pos
sible engage the four or five new players
needed to put the Wheeling club In
shape to compete with the balance Of
the Tri.State League. Mr.. English will
leave on his Grand early this morning,
Every friend OF the club will hope that
his efforts may be crowned with success
and that the Wheeling club may regain
a little OF its old time glory. Unless
some new players can be had very soon
the end is only a few days distant.
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Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured
by DR.. Sage's Remedy. so cents, by
druggists.
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LOYAL gREYHLEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About thu

nkRktofh OF MINOR AAphASAh
City,
OSR simple vag, was the only case be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, and he was
discharged, !.
W. SPRLLNAN shipped q car load Of
trotterS from the Island stalls TO Canton,
Ohio, yesterday,
A LITTLE boy named Lee, living on
Charles street, was kicked IN the lace
Thursday by q pony and badly hurt,
DAMP weather throughout the State
has interleTed with the hay harvest
and much hay has been spoiled by the
rain,
GEORGE BUTLER, Of the Eighth ward
hose house, who hurt his foot 50 badly
two weeks ago, Is again able TO wall
around,
The Moupdsville camp meeting viii
open on Thursday, The formal an
%nouncement appears In the advertising
columns this morning,
THE nine.year.old son OF Fritz Nolte
late OF this city, who removed with hi
family in April to Allegheny. wa
drowned there in the river on Thurs
day,
THERE was another rush Of stuff to TIL
city garbage Crematory yesterday, ant
the wagons and barrels stood around am
waited their turn. There Is great kick
ing over the delay in getting stuff dis
posed oil.
THR committee 10 arrange for thI
Labor Day celebration on August 81 vii
meet at Trades Assembly hall sunda!
afternoon Just before the session OF thu
Trades Assembly,
A SHALL son Of John Cook, Of Nortl
Wheeling, was struck by an electric
motor and knocked some distance, IL
was rendered unconscious, but not dan
gerously injured. The motor was tn
same which killed q boy recently II
South Wheeling,
SEVERAL parties report that they say
on ThuIsday night nm exceedingly bril-
liant meteor in the northeast, which
crossed the sky towards the southwest
leaving u long and brilliant train In II
wake. The meteor was apparently
larger than Venus when that planet \
most brilliant.
WILLIAM JOHNSON and another ma
went into Henry williams restauran
last evening and ate supper, They thel
refused to pay; and the other party, left
johnson was arrested and arraignGd be
fore Squire Ankle, who fined him S. AM
costs Tor trespass and 81 andscosts 10
profane language.
TIE young mems social religious meet
ings at the Young Mems Christian
Association building are larger thi
summer than any previous year. TIL
Saturday evening and Sunday alter
noon meetings arc always full Of in
terest. They will be held as usual q
8 o'clock this evening and 4 o'cleCI
tomorrow.
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MARTINS PRRRY.
Electric Light and RAllWay-Ths Con.
domination suits-PsnOnAlS.

domination hplts-ferspnhl1s
Miss Nay NcRlm Il on the sick list
Ms Anna Jump Is spending the day at
NJ, and AIru, James A. GHy left yesterday for
C~hRutauquA.
MI. clayton HOgue, oi'Nt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday,
Yesterday was n Of tho dAyIyou read about
and many complaints were heard.
Nearly all Of tho ishing clubs have returned
and the boys arc ready 70 go toW0Fk,
Miss Mary Chaliant, OF Pittsburgh, Is the
guest Of her friend, Miss Ella InglebIlght.
Mis- Maggie Kent OF st. OlGlnYIlle, Is visiting
the family OF Mr.. James ReFEi on Fourth street
Miss Ida DeYaplt, one OF tho clever and OblIg,
Ing telephone gtFls, Is soiouFnlng In the coun'
Benjamin EXley, OF 0ngls drug store, who has
been quite sick, win beRblo to DO out IN a day Of
two,
Rev. A, B. BrownlOe, pastor Of the U. r
Church, Is enjoying a two weeks vacation IN
are In The city, 70 attend the funeral Of Nj, ROsi
AItchell's child.
Mr., William Hobbs will erect q residence or
North Fifth street, The work Of excayaing will
be commenced next Monday,
Mr., John 7, Miller, OF the American GlASl
Company, Of Anderson, Ind, formerly OF Mar
tins Ferry, was In town yesterday.
The electric light will DO ready about ootobel
menced q soon after the ordnance Il passed "
all the details can be arranged.
The condemnation suits Of the Terminal Rail
way Company vs., tho Ohio Wine Company, D
X. Allen, William Hobbs and Eb Co.'S, were set
tied at 81 ClaIpyille yesterday
Elnlse, q bright eighteen months old daughter
OF Nj, and MTI, Rose Mitchell, died yesterday O.
WhOOping cough and lung fever, The tuneFa
will take place this afternoon At 8 o'clock.
With the new railroads, electrical lights, cleo
trical railway, 1nO new opera house aud paYet
streets Martins Ferry will look more like a city
than ever, She will have q big reunion mex
month, IF
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Cry fOf Pltthets Castota,
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A We'll Known Whoellug clergyman.

In the eHistory OF the Town and
County Of sligo,n Just published by
Archbishop o'Rourke, D. D. and P. p,
Of Collooney, Ireland, appears a graceful
tribute to the late Mgr. McManus, Of
Baltimore, who was q Sligo man. In hil
account Of tho burial OF the honored
priest the historian says:
"Among the list Of the clergy who
had assembled on the occasion, County
Sligo men were proud 10 find In the no,
tice Of the pail bearers the respective
name Of Very Rev. H, F, Parke, Of
Wheeling, a native OF Sligo and an &C.
clesiastic conspicuous, Ike Mgr. Nc,
Manus himself for all the virtues and
qualities that make up and adorn the
best type OF the clerical character"
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presIdsnt woIhe Ia Town.

Mr.. William Weihe, the big President
OF the Amalgamated Association, came
down from Pittsburgh yesterday alter
noon and from here proceeded almost
Immediately to Bellaire. He also visit.
ed Benwood, Just what Is the object
OF hisvisit at this time was not definite
ly as~certained, but incidentally, al
least, it is believed that the proposition
looking to the manufacture OF allightel
gauge nail was. discussed by Mr.. Weihe
with some of the Amalgamated Asso'
ciation's local leaders.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer Of last even.
ing prints sensational story Of the mar
rage Of Junius Dunbar and Jessie NJ,
Van Blbber, at the point OF o revolver,
After the marriage the groom disappear
cd for three days, and then returned,
and finding that he had been deceived
as to the girls condition, left suddenly
and has not since been seen in 0incin'
natl. In an interview with the girls
mother, she says Dunbar is In Wheeling,
where he is well known and has rela-
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1t Is a pretty severe test OF any doctors
skill when the payment Of his fee ID
made conditional upon his curing his
patient. Yet after having, for many
years, observed the thousands or marvel.
GUS cures effected in liver, blood and
lung diseases, by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, It's manufacturer
feel warranted in selling II, as they are
now doing, through all druggists, the
world over, under a certificate Of positive
guarantee that 1t will either benefit oil
cure in every case OF disease for which
they recommend It, II taken in time and
given q fair trial, or money paid for Il
will be promptly returned, Torpid
liver, or "biliousness," impure blood,
skin eruptions, scrotulous sores and
swellings, consumption which i%sscrofull
of the lungsl, all yield to this wonderful
medicine. II is both tonic or strength
restoring, and Alternative and blood
cleansing.
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syrup Of Figs

Is natures own true laxative. II ID the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costlye; 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieveri 10 cure habituRl
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. D, Burt and o. Men.
kamallaf.
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Thornton Rodeier, Of the National, NJ,
NJ. Sheets, OF the belmont, and ], NJ.
Maring, Of the Bottle Works, OF Bellaire,
N. B. Scott, Of tho Central glass works,
this city, and w. X. Elson, OF Martins
Ferry, were in Pittsburgh Thursday on
business. A meeting OF the Manufacture
ets' Association was held early in the
day, and later the proposed changes in
the workers rules was discussed.
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A PICNIC and dance will be given at
my Dancing Pavilion at Burlington, on
Saturday evening, August 10. Music by
Meister's orchestra. A good time ID
guaranteed to all who attend. 0biec-
tionable characters will be excluded.
q JOHN ULRIcu.
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GARFIELD ASsEMDLYs pIONIG.
A Good Time Assured-The Factories ali
Cl0SAd.

y buou 4lho AHhuTeu-th EAutuFieb III
Closed,
Garfield Assembly No, 1871, Knights
Of Labor, will hold a grand picnic to-day
at Wheeling Park, A grand parade will
be given during the forenoon, The
Committee OF Arrangements is composed
of O. ]. Mayer, chairman; Valentine
Frank, y. O. Mallory, Conrad Wasseman,
William Frohme, Charles Steger, Yves
Ryan, Joseph Bowman, Kirby Israel and
George Livingston. The cigar factories
Of the city have all closed for the day 10
enable their employees TO turn out, and
as the assembly numbers about 260there
Is every assurance OF good turnout and
a successful celebration,
Mayors band will head the pro-
cession, and the route will be as fol
lows:
Form at Trades Assembly hall at $3.50
a. H., and march up Market street Ia
Tenth, on Tenth to Main, On Main To
Twenty-fourth, up Twenty.fourth To
Chapline, up Chapline TO Twentieth, on
Twentieth to Market, on Market to
Sixteenth, on Sixteenth TO the Elm
Grove station, whore the II O'Clock
train will be boarded for the Park. AT
the Park good music for dancing will be
furnished by Mayors orchestra.
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs aud prutes, and Other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
mensely popular. II cures habltual CON
Btipatlon, Indigestion, b%iliousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by o. r. Goethe, W. v. Irwin
w. L. Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents,
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No sIrlke 81 the LauEhnn.

THERE'S no strike at the Laughlin mill,
and no prospects Of any, On Thursday
the President, Mr.. Glessner, asked the
uailers to make the nails as near the un.
iform weight as possible. He stated
that he would like for the nailers to
make twenty-three eight.penny nails to
the quarter pound, and other nails in
proportion, this being the uniform
weight, Some OF the nailers are some
times careless in Cuttlngt the nails, especl.
ally when there lisa great rush for them,
and cut them light and heavy, 0feight.
penny they often cut nineteen and
twenty. Mr.. Glessner asked the men to
do this simply because the selling price
ia very low, every cent counts, and II the
nails are cut OF uniform weight the mill
will not have so much trouble competing
with the wire nails. The nailers realized
this fact, and at injecting held last night
resolved 10 acCede 10 the request, and
the mill will start up In full next
Monday, as stated in yesterdays INTEL
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M.J.McFADDEN
1920 s 1899 Market Street.
Qlf Sntflliofnter.
New Advertisements

OfIcct Nos. rs aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
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pei,ratesAppoIp,od.

The iollowingdelegates tothe Farmen'
Congress Of the United StateS, which
conyenes at Montgomery, Alabama, No.
yenber 10 next, have been appointed by
Governor Wilson: Col. w. II. Morgan,
Shephordstownj Dr.. w. j. Bates, IL,
at-large, Wheeling; Abram Wilson,
Short Creek j. Q. Dickinson, Charles
toni Hon. j. g.. Crockett, at.large,
Crump Bottom George McKendry, Bar
boumvillA.
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oil at Roney,s Point?

Out in the vicinity Of Roney's Point,
this county, a new field promises to be
opened shortly. George Davis, toi
Washington, Pa, has already q large
amount Of territory leased, while 1t Is
said that several other gentlemen are on
the ground trying to get territory. The
conditions Of the leases are not known,
but II Is given out on good authority
that a test well will be sunk at an early
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IF yon cannot see and need speCtaCles
yOu Should call on lis and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re:
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeler and OptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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American House. hoRanShuTgh, N, Y.
An UnhsRrnbls Skin Disease CuFod.

have been afflicted since last March with a
akin disease the dpctoFa called Eczema, My lacu
was covered With Ecabs and sores, and the itch,
ing aud burning were almost unbeatable. See,
mslded, concluded to give them 4 trial. using
the Cuticura and Outicun Soap externally, and
Resolvent internally for four months, I call
myself cured, In gratitude for which l make
this public statement,
Mis- OLARAA, FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.