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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
FOR HOT WEATHER.

Afull line Of Serges, Drap D'Etes and
which viii be made up llrst.ClasS III
reasonable prices.
In SlOCk-A large line Of 0YerslZes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body 80.
At G. HESS u SONS,
1921 & 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

1g a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered 1t i'm
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, Indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
by g. R. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. L. Williams and John Laughlln.
Drug Co. aud Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents,
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WANAMAKER 4 BRowN's suits are un.
equalled by 50 per cent In every respect.
700 samples 10 select from. The wonder
OF the consumer 10 why II has not been
represented here before. Also Buggies
and Carpets az cost at ], w. Ferfel's,
2lOl Main street. y
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The full score was as follows:

MlRnsleld" ~.......,. 9 S99SG -
Wheeling aluminium. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 2
Earned runs-MauSleld, 4. Home run-BurCh.
ar aEai ba i've III B mlSMH n !: Oh A sESISas 1. stS DEsS
b~aSes-MAnsfold O; Wheeling /. Struck out-Dy
BurChard Q; by shamuS !. Double play
Hutrbard 70 Carey TO Smith, FnIsel ball
Altd Wild h~IteAAsh4nFqS' 'Nme-lM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

July 10 10 % the Baltimore 4 Ohio
will sell excursion tickets Wheeling TO
Mountain Lake Park at 81 Is for the
round trip. Tickets good 10 rttuIn MI.
iii tho Oath,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

wAsnsoroS, D. O., July29.-ForW West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
fair; no decided change In temperature,
southwesterly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

FoR 81 30 you can get one dozen fine
satin.hhIsh Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In a fine gllt frame, Sxl0 size,
al plummer's, ilSS Main street, Wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

YOU will like stolzenbach's Lunch
Biscuits" Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
10 ECRUITIYG RENDEIvOrS Ts

p ECRU1TING RENDEzy0US "
.lD A., No. 1910 Market street, .WhccIl ,
Va, July 10, lSSp, Sealed pfOposnlhIh ulll :,
subject 10 usual conditions, VIII 10 fetclls
THIS rendezvous Uhtll "a o'clock noon o7 4,
l2lh day OF August, 1850, aud then Wp,u,l
furnishing Cooked RatlOns'' IN ttrhquin
"A may DO necessary for the subsistence "
recruiting party aud recruits Vt VI, IsI,n
The remainder Of The fiscal year chllnf n.y.. 4
1850. Proposals Tor fAiiOns TO bu luil 5s.
places Objectionable for recruits w Nol
bidOiGd. Full Information MI ~ WIZ.
upon application ~ this rendezvous 10y,
eice Wifi be given 10 articles Of domc,ug
durti0n or manufacture tpndlll0Ni ol ar,
aud price Including IN the price oil llt.sa
1uCtl6nE or manufacturer tie duty ihgtton
lug equal. The government reserves lhg @@,5.
To. reject any or all proposals, ihIli3 s,,
lalnIng proposals. should b. nihiAtl 'IiWIigE
for Cooked HAllOns, " and adhIc'i,h % ""'
SMITH, Captain Fourth Cavalry nv
iVi5IhyQnuIG.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

TIE Ohio River Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to White Sui
phur Springs July 2hth TO goth, good 70.
turning until August 0, at rate Of 81 so
for roind trim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

MANY persons are under the impression that Ivory Soap is cx
M pensive, and intended for the use of the wealthy only. The
fact is, the price is lower than for ordinary soaps, quality con.
sidered, for in the "Ivory" no "cicapeners or "makcwcghb"
are used, so the buyer gets all "true soap F" for her money Its
harmlessness, durability and efficiency admit of its being used for
all purposes with equal satisfaction and economy in the families
Of the rich or poor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
OthOr Trj.state Games Played Yesterday

Other TrisState Games Played Yesterday,
At Dayton-The game with the leaders
was the most exciting one Of the season,
first one and then the other club leading,
During the third inning Doyle, who was
on the coacher's line, questioned q deci.
sion Of Umpire Brennan on a..togl ball,
and offered 10 let brennan he was
wrong. He was fined S., whereupon he
ran UP 10 Brennan and threatened To
strike him. lie was fined s. more, and
when the s!dO was out he refused 10 70
to his place In the field. Manager Har.
rington fined him $50 and he left the
grounds. The score was as follows;
EsSISS ::%%::.":: Z Z I 8 J : 8 3S-S
His, Dayton II, Canton 1 Errors, Dayton !,
Three base hit, Ryn. Two base hits, Cans, VII.
liRmS, Munger. Bases on balls, Dayton 2, Canton
2. Struck out, Dayton 2, Cant9NG. IAASed BALI,
ChfIsnan l. Stolen bases; Dayton 4, Canton 9,
BAttprleS, Munger aud Chtlstian Stab aud BCr.
Der. Time, 2h6nrS.
At STANDARDIZATION team had
a comparatively easy time Of II Defeating
tho pboT tail.6ndefs. The attendance
was about 400. Tho score was as fol.
lowst
Springfield. ........... 2. i.iOOOl o-b
Hamilton ..4..,....s 9 q. oil 40 Q 0 ,o-5
Eafned, Springfield 1. ILLS, Springfield o.
Hamilton s., Errors, %sprlngnedli Hamilton 1,
batteries, Springfield, WlttFoCk and WcstlAk6;
Ham llton, Dolal and Lancer.
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TpRELE sour lunch from ZIP, IN. I'LL
?. y. Tuesday and oil day Wednesday
at Healy'a Garden,
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JACOBS 4 1SSNpESa closing out retail
stock, Now iAyouf time u buy bargains,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

TvRrLE sour lunch from gp, m, I'LL o
p, m, Tuesday and oil day Wednesday
a HeAlY'a Garden. ....
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l. 8, Coon Della dry good6tl h cheapest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
CONDENSED TBLEGRAMs,.

Bill Westmoreland /, the wife murderer,
was hanged yesterday morning attack.
sonville, Fla,
Notwithstanding the reports 10 the
CONTRARY, Crockef'B Iowa Brigade will
not attend the g. A. Il. encanipment Of
Milwaukee.
A petition signed by 800 persons, 10.
Cludfng Arch. Bishops BishopB aud Paltl.
arChs, Of Spain, has been sent 10 the
Pope asking His Holiness 10 honor the
name Of Christopher ColumbuBw with the
title Of Venerable.
The works OF the American Machine
Company, at Findlay, Ohio, were yester-
day placed In the hands Of q receiver.
Tho assets are 5000, and the liabilities
$4,000. The receiver will run the
works until present contracts arc filled,
News from the 1eeoh Lake Indian
tebbtyatI0h d 10 the effect that the Pll'
laret6 ore In a deadly quarrel over tue
presence Of the Commission and blood
shed is likely 10 DO the result, They
threaten death 70 any one blgnlng tht
treaty, y
John Teemer, the oafsman will deposit
$3.50 to-day with the Plttsbufgh Dilpdlch
10 d forfeit for q four mile race Gt Nc
Keeepott, Pa, with GAudAuf, Or the
winner oi the seafle.0'Conno race
Teemer says he will row for the cham
pionship and $1,000 aside, Or any sub
Btantlal stakes,
rfesidenl Harrison was the feClpleh
oi d grand reception from the citizens o
Concord, N H. yesterday. II was |
great occasion, the military aud civil
societeS lolnIng II the general ovation
lrhe RfesIdeht made 4 tloll speech ihl
oi palfIoIlC sentiments before The Legil
iGIufeI al tie Ugpltol that body beinI
! ID joihi convention 70 receive him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
GREAT DAY FOR IRELAND,
The Fifteenth Of August DEM
onstration at Chicago,
SOME INTERESTING EVENTS,
Which Were a Test in More Senses
Than One Frank LawleF Dc.
pOuuces Fiperty and Fiuerty
DenoupOes the Press,

CHICAGO, August l5,-The famous
phrase "Twas a great day for Ireland"
but family tells the story Of to-day's
events in Chicago, The regular 10th Of
August demonstration by United Irish
societies Of this city was being held at
their noted gathering place in ogden'a
Grove and a "Cropin demonstration
was in progress at Cheltanham Beach,
The day was understood in advance to
be a test in more senses than one, Im-
mense crowds attended both places.
By all odds the most important feature
OF the day at Cheltenham was the de-
nunClation Of Michael Davltt and Pat
rick Egan by John Deyer, The last
named gentleman In long and impas-
stoned speech challenged, not alone the
motives, but the honesty and patriotism
Of both these well known Irishmen,
and he openly arraigned Dayitt for al
legged treachery 10 his friends, to the
cause Of Ireland and to Charles Stewart
Parneli, His attitude In regard to the
Cronin murder was the subject for q
fierce denunCiation OF the "Father OF the
Land League" The charge which Mr..
Deyer made against the Minister TO
Chill was graver yet, Mr.. Eagan was
proclaimed as a sympathlEer with the
gang who instigated the murder Of DR..
Cronin.
Congressman Frank Lawler devoted
most OF his time to his old political an.
tagoniSt, ex.Congressman John Nnerty
for the course taken by the latter's pa.
per In regard TO the Cronin matter, and
Mr.. Lawler himself. He denounced
Nnerty in conclusion as a liar, poltroon
and scoundrel.
Mr.. Finerty made the most stirring
speech Of the day, Almost the frs
words he said were: ~ stand here to
denounce the Chicago press, and the
mass Of people about the stand applaud.
ed bis words 10 the echo. Mr.. Finerty's
utterance was In regard 10 an alleged
purpose 10 make the Irish people odious
with the stigma Of the Cronin tragedy.
The speaker then discussed the present
situation Of Irish affairs and matters Of
similar general interest, winding up
with a warning that the people Of Irish
extraCtian in this country could not be
bullied or put down by newspaper agi-
tation. All the speakers, including Mr..
Finerty, denounced the Cronin murder
and It's perpetrators and protested
against the Irish people and organiza-
tons being held responsible for 1t.
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THE TERRY KILLING.
The COronsFS Verdict Rtnds That He
Came to his Death at the HAHdS Of
pepuiy MPFahRl Nagle,

The CoronOFs Verdict Finds That HI
Came to ais Death at the HAnds ol
psputy MPFshRl Nagle,
sTocKToS, oAL,, August l5.-At the
inquest last night over thebody Of Judge
Terry, no new facts were developed. A
number Of witnesses were examined,
among them being the proprietos oithe
hotel at Lathrop, The coroner's Jury
returned a verdict that the deceased
came to his death from the effects Of
gunshot wounds inflicted by David
Nagle at Lathrop, p
JUSTICE FIELD TO Be ARRRSTID,
A warrant was issued to-day for the
arrest Of Justice Stephen ], Field on
complaint Of Mrs, Sarah Althea Terry,
who charges him with completely in the
killing Of her husband, David s. Terry,
at Lathrop, yesterday, Sheriff Cum
ningham LEFT here for San Francisco this
afternoon to arrest Justice Field. The
attorneys who have been engaged to con,
duct the defense Of Deputy Marshal
Nagle, who shot Terry, promised that
Justice Field would appear when want
ed, but Mrs. TerTy's complaint was made
against both, The funeral OF Judge
Terry will be held Friday, The body Is
still at the morgue, Mrs, Terry has not
LEFT IT at any time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
THB REFORM SCHOOL,

Applications from Several Townsville In-
duceuientS Onered-rour of Inspection.
Special DiSpatGh to he IatelliOeIetS.
PARKERsDuRo, W. vAq August l5.-
The Reform School Committee met
again this morning and were driven over
the city and suburbs by a party Of Par.
kersburg gentlemen headed by Mayor
Gibbens. Applications and offers were
received as follows; Elizabeth, which
offers q small tract Of land and about
$2,5OO; Kincaid, offering ten acres o.
land and $4,000, and Wheeling, offering
a farm Of almost any size the committee
may need ; Pruntytown, Offering the ole
Taylor County Court House and two ol
three acres Of ground Harper's Ferry
st. George, Anderson and Parkershurt
are also applicants, but have made nt
definite offers. The committee conclud
cd to visit these localities before deCid
ing upon a site for the institution. Thl
committee left this afternoon for Wheel
ing to examine the site offered by ohiC
county, after which they will return ant
20 10 Elizabeth, u.
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AlLUOKY LITTLE WOMAN.
She Makes y burglar Hold Up His HandI
UntIl Assistance Arrives,

She Makes j burglar Hold Up His HAndi
UntlI Assistance Arrives,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 15,-Mrs,
R, H. Bryan, small and delicate look
ing woman, thought she heard a noise
in her bedroom last evening, She made
an examination and found the window
had been opened and on looking outshe
saw a young man in the yard, He asked
for Mr., johnson, and on being told that
he did not live there started up the alley
toward the street. The lady's suspi-
cions being aroused she looked in the
bureau aud missed her gold watch.
Seizing her husbands revolver from the
drawer she followed and overlook the
thief, getting the drop on him before he
expected. At the point Of the pistol he
surrendered aud stood with his hands up
untila neighbor came. Telling the man
to hold tho thief she started of to find
a policeman. She was no sooner around
the corner than the thief hit the neigh.
Dor and ran, making good his escape.
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rAlRMoNr SAVE NOMINAL SCHOOL.

Principal slps RosIgns-His Successor not
yet Chosen.
Special DiIpdteA b ohe Iat4liOeaer.
PARxERsppno, W. Va, August 1b.-
Messrs. W. A. ohtey, Of Fairmont, Ran.
kin Wiley, Of Point Pleasant, and B. S.
Morgan, Of Charleston, members Of the
Board Of Regents Of the State Normal
Schools, met at the Hotel flannethaSsett
this afternoon. Mr.. obley presented the
resignation OF Mf. @. A. Sipe, the we'll.
known principal Of the Falrnont Nor
NAL School, Mr.. Sipe's resignation was
accepted, and the appointment ot hiu
successor was deferred until Monday,
August 20, when the Board Of Regents
will hold q special meeting Of Point
Pleasant for that purpose. Principal
slpe resigned 10 10 Into the insurance
business as State Agent for prominent
eastern life insurance company. "
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STEAMSHIP NEWS.
The Great Race Detwesn Two Big Ships
Faliure-Tllc Arrivals Yesterday.


Faliurs-Tllc Arrivals Yesterday.
New YoRK, August 15.-It was not
until fifteen minutes to 12 o'clock last
night that the ticker announced the
arrival, of the bar, Of the Inman line
steamer City Of New York, which 1t
was thought would surely come in yes.
terday forenoon. She has proved q dis
appointment 10 many who have pinned
their faith and money on the big In
man liner making last trip; but she
has beaten the White Star steamer Teu-
tonic, which left Liverpool thirty.flve
minutes after tue New York.
The Teutonic was of the bar at five
minutes to | o'clock, one hour and ten
minutes after the City Of New York.
The latter left Queenstown at half.past
/ o'clock last Thursday afternoon, and
her time TO the bar, after allowing the
usual difference In time is, therefore, @
days, IA hours, 45 minutes.
The Teutonic left Queenstown at five
minutes past two o'clock the same after.
noon the Inman liner did and her time
up 10 the moment Of sighting her of the
bar was exactly days 10 hours % min
utes.
II must have been close steaming all
the way over and II Is conjeCtured that
the two vessels could not have lost sight
OF each other during the trip, except
perhaps when II was ioggy.
The TeutoniC's time is IL hours Is
minutes behind the best time made by
the Inman line steamer City OF Paris
and the New York Is over1l hours be.
hind her sister ships record. II was
said that an entirely new set OF engines
were lifted in the City Of New York at
Liverpool and this may account for her
failure 10 make such q brilliant triumph
as every one supposed she would.
Tho new steamer TeutoniC, besides be.
ing the longest ship aaoat 10 the tirst
merchant ship built In compliance with
the conditions Of the British admiralty
In return for subsidy, 80 that In case
Of emergency she may be used as q war
bhip. In consequence she presents
many novelties as an Atlantic liner. Her
dimenslons are; Length ba2 feet
breadth 81 feet Q inches; depth 80 feet 0
inches. Her gross tonnage is I, 1856 tons.
She has twin propellors, q feet In d.
ameter, with pitch Of 2S feet 0 inches,
and superficial area Of 1928 feet, The
engines arc triple expansion with three
cyClinders 43 inches, Us inches and ITO
inches In diameter, aud they will de.
yelop II, 900 horse power.
Afrived-steamer City Of Rome from
Liverpool and Queenstown.
Arnyed-Sleamers Belgenland from
Antwerp Spain from Liyerpooli Erin
from London,
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SULLIVAN ON TRIAL.
A Jury Secured to Try the
PugiIist After Some Delay,
ONE PROSECUTING WITNESS
swears That He Saw the BFuiser
Jump on KIlraip, and the Fact
That There Was a Fight VIII
Doubtless be Established,

PuRyIs, Miss, August l5,-The jury
was completed after considerable delay
and Sullivan placed on trial, "stand
up, John L, Sullivan" said District At
torney Neville, Sullivan stood up and
looked straight at Mr., Neville,
"What say you, John L. Sullivan
guilty or not guilty2"
"Not guilty." replied Sullivan, with
emphasis, in aclear voice, He then sal
down and the trial was begun in earnest
He paid strict attention to the proceed
iugs during the day, but offered no COM
ment, leaving Mr., Lionel Adams, who
represented the fighter, to suggest ques-
tons to ex,Attorney General Ford, who
conducted the cross.examination for the
defense. The witnesses were all sworn
together. There were none for the de-
Tense,
The first witness examined was Major
W. w. Robinson, He saw the ring
pltSHtu auu pluSeSu9u W klNo NWy
good account Of what took place.
= "Did they bit each other2" asked Mr..
"Hit," said Robinson; 'look at sulli-
vans eye." (Laughter) Witness then
described the injuries received by the
men from the blows. About the last
round Mitchell ran across and said
something to Sullivan as he was coming
back, Mr., Donovan threw up q sponge
aud Fitzpatrick said something about
Sullivan winning, Witness testified that
he saw Sullivan jump on Kilrain with
his kness, and affirmed positively that
sullivan's knees touched Rilrain's body.
]. w. Smith, Sullivan's host, testified
to sullivan's staying at his house and
driving over to the ring the next morn
Here the State rested their case, and
as there are no witnesses on the other
side 1t was agreed that the case go over
until tomorrow at $3.50. The jurymen
were placed In charge Of two baillas and
will sleep tonight on the benches In the
court room,
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llEAYENSl WHAT A llIxl


Intermarriage That Makes Two Girls Not
Only Their own Granddaughter, hut
Their Own drRndmothers Also.
RED BANK, N. j., August l5.-A mar.
riage that took place at Eatontown a
few days ago results in odd relationship
indeed. The bride is Miss Ella Clayton
and the groom was Albert Phillips.
The bridels not quite IA years old, while
the groom is 80 years old. Aiew yeara
ago Cyrenius Clayton, the brides faith.
or, who was a wldower, married one Of
Mr.. Phillips daughters. BY Mr.. Clay.
toms daughters marriage 70 his wiie'S
father, Ella Clayton becomes her faith.
er's step.mothef.in.law. Mr.. Phillips'
daughter, who married Mr.. Clayton, ID
also her fathers Btep.mother.in.law, Mr.,
Phillips ig Mr.. Clayton'B father.ih.law
and Mr.. Clayton Is Mr.. PhillipS father.
er.in.law, Each ofthe wives Is the 9th.
ef's Btep.mother. Each man ID Biz
daughters Btep.son, and each woman
becomes the granddaughter Of herself
and also her own grandmother,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
TEACHING FHR TEACHERS
Tho Ohio County Tsaehsfs' Institute at
Triadslphia-ThIrd and Fourth Days
ProeeedIugs.

Tho Ohio County Tsaehsra' Institute a
Triadslphia-ThIFd and Fourth Days
Proceedings,
Wednesdays session Of the Institute
at Triadelphiawas one Of the most inter
estlng'slnce the Institute convened,
Prof. NiCkersou was present with his
system Of charts, and gave q lengthy
talk upon the benefit to be derived from
their use in the school, In the city
schools, where the grading Is 80 admlra'
Bile and so much time ia given the pri'
mary teacher, they cannot teach 60 sue
Cesslully otherwise as they can with
charts, They are more needed In the
country schools, where the schools are
OF all grades and so little time is given
for each recitation,
Several other visitors were present
and gave their views upon educational
subjects, Among the number We're
Rev. Mr., Flanagan, Of Grafton, and Rev.
Mr.. Rice,
Wednesday night q literary and social
entertainment was held In the NJ, =,
Church, and the following programme
was rendered; Song, by Mr.. John
Jobes; recitation, Miss Jennie Herveyi
defamation, John Robrecht; 0 song,
marguerite" by Miss Sallie Maxwell ;
select reading, Miss Mamie Brown rec
itatlon, Miss Lena Memmingeri inatru.
mental music, Mrs, Emma Glass select
reading, Miss Minnie Wallace; reclta.
tiop, "Breaking the News, Miss Minnie
Vogel; debate, subject, "Should Educa.
ton In West Virginia be CompplsoryW
affirmative, ]. w, Downey, 7. H, Rowles
negative, ]. W, Gitiin, ]. O, Maxwell.
The question was decided in favor ot the
affirmative.
Yesterday the Institute opened with a
song, "IWill Sing for Jesus" Rev, Mr..
Galway led in the devotional exercises,
offering a feryent prayer for the success
OF the teachers as they 90 forth to en-.
gage In their responsible work. The
greater part OF the foreaoon was spent In
q discussion upon the pronunciation OF
words and the analysis OF sentences,
Superintendent Anderson being called
away from the Institute, Prot. Gwynn,
Of Wheeling, acted in the afternoon as
conductor Of the Institute.
The frat subject discussed was ele-
mentary science; 10 what extent may II
be taught In public schools 2 the best
methods Of teaching, etc,
English Grammar was next taken up.
Proi. Gwynn explained the position he
thought technical grammar should oc-
cupy in ungraded schools, Prof, Rowles,
Mr.. ]. O. Maxwell, Mr.. Gardner, Mr..
Foreman aud others taking part In the
discussion.
Prof.. Gwynn spent the next hall hour
10 explaining the benefit 10 be derived
from a study Of etymology,
After the closing song, "Sweet Bye
and Bye the Institute adjourned to
meet at 0:S0 a. m. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16
A TERRIBLE STORM,
Over Twenty Persons Killed and Much
Property DESTROYED,

Over Twenty Persons Killed and Much
Property Destroyed.
KANSAS CRY, August l5,-The storm
which passed over the Missouri Valley
Monday night was the most disastrous
known to this section this season. Over
20 persons, 1t is said,were killed by
lightning, aud the damage in killed and
ruined crops will run up over half a
million dollars. This, otcourse, includes
the damage 10 railroads. Among those
killed were n son Of H., II, Silver, Of
Cortland, Neb.; George Warner and
George Richardson, Of Dawson, Neb.;
HI Il. Inter, nj aNf Of Ha1Iin, % Kas., and T fred. ID
Case, OF '0lathe, Kas. Reports from
other towns state that there were fatali.
ties, but as yet no particulars have been
received,