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Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

What We began ICING in
Boys and Chlldrer's last
week was but a beginning.
We got Mems Bargain Lots
started Saturday.
Nearly 1000 Fancy Duck
Vests.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-17

The amount of money paid In to II. c.
Robinson, treasurer OF the Jotnstown
relief fund now amounts to S1l, U3G Vi,
the following amounts having been paid
In since last report:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
JUSTICES CASES.


A Family Reunlon In a ousep ynv-
Pitt,burrher Tarrles IN Whe.IInv'
yssts,dav FSsnk T. Radillior II,
M, II "
rl1souEgp, Came 70 TINS Guy 70 look
after his vile and children and Andrew
SwariE, with whom they left Pitts.
hurgh last August, He found that
Swartz and Mrs. Bedillion were living
in a tenement belonging to Lawrence
Wehrley in the Sixth ward. and that
SwartS was employed at Flaccu5 catsnp
factory, Bediliion's story Is that ON Tic
18th OF last August Swarls had Ills
(Bedillion'sl household goods moved 10
the Baltimore & Ohio depot, and theirs
consigned them to himself at Wheeling,
Mrs. Bedillion and Swartz came to this
city and went to housekeeping as man
and wife. All this occurred while Be.
dillon was away from Pittsburgh, and
he knew nothing OF the couples where,
abouts till he received an anonymous
letter from this city, informing him OF
the facts,
After he had satisfied himself that he
had been correctly informed, he went
before Justice Davis and sWore out war.
rants for Mrs, Bedillion and Andrew
Swartz, charging them with unlawful co.
habitation. When the cases were called
Bedillion refused 10 prosecute and the
cases were dismissed at his expense,
This was on account OF himself aud his
wife having arranged TO return to Pitts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Mary Tucker returned yesterday
from New York.
Col. L. W. Sutherland, Of UpdegrafT,
Ohio, is at the Mcclure.
Joseph Hoffman, Of John L. Hoffman
& Son, left yesterday for Elkins.
Mr.. George Heard, ofthe Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia, Is at the
Mcclure again.
Mr.. David Kull, jr., is understood to
have located in Detroit, where Mrs.
Kull will soon join him.
Capt. j. L. Green, Of the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling, aud y, A. Pool, OF
Massillon, o., are at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick SChwertferger
celebrated the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage ut their home on the
Island on Monday evening.
The Rev. S. B. Batnitz, formerly pas.
tor OF the English Lutheran church
here, now OF Dubuque, WIS in the city
yesterday for short time shaking hands
with his many friends.
Miss Lucy Wilson, who has been Wis.
iting her uncle, Henry HOrnbrook, leaves
to-day for visit with friends at Clarks-
burg and Buckhannon, after which she
will Join her mother, Mrs. Corinne vii.
son, in New York. Mrs. Wilson and
her daughter will spend the winter in
California.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson left last evening
for Clarksburg, to defend W. +. Rich.
ards, editor OF the Telegram, charged
with using the mails for the transmission
Of indecent literature, and whose case Is
to come up before the United States
Court at this term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
tho City,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City
MATINEE at the GRIND this afternoon.
AT the Opera House to'night-"Later
On"
AT the Grand to.night-last perform
ance OF "Liule Nugget"
A NEW curb is setting on Thirty-third
street west Of ChaPline.
THE Riyernide nail factory resumed
yesterday, using coal for fuel.
IT was reported yesterday morning
that ice formed in Boggs' run the night
before.
The forge department Of the La Belle
mill was of yesterday because the fuel
gas supply was short.
DEPUTY SHERIFF HANpLAN was at the
Eighth ward hose house yesterday coll
leCting Richie district taxes,
THR Y. NJ. O. A. offers an attractive
course Of leCtures-gOod subjects by
good takers, The opening lecture will
be on Tuesday Of next week,
AT the Island ball park this afternoon
the Philadelphia League club vs.. 9
picked nine OF Wheeling's professional
players. Game called at 1880.
A FORCE OF city employees are at work
replacing with new sIx'inCh main the
old iour'iuCh water main on the west
side OF the Second ward market,
OmRP DELBRuGoE has at his office
awaiting identification, a Masonic watch
charm, that was picked up in the Public
Building after last nights Council meet
ling,
TuR members entertainment at the Y
| NJ, O, A, tast evening was well attended
and pleasing, The lecture and steTeop
ticon views were instructive and enter
tanning.
A TAR boiler, used by force OF stree
repairers, took fire while in use at Thir
ty.second street yesterday. 1t was ex
tinguished by covering the surface o
the tar with sand,
THOMAS CRUMBACKRR was arrested by
Officer. Donovan last evening Tor fast
driving, John Frie2e was In the buggy
with Crumbacker and was put undel
arrest for using prOfane and abusive
Language towards the officer
DuRINa the month OF September, 81
prisoners were sent to the city prison
which, with the q in ut the first OF thu
month, made IS, OF this number, thu
terms Of 25 expired and "A were released
by Mayor seabright and Chief Del
brugge.
YESTERDAY afternoon q slx'year.olt
son OF Jacob Wilhelm iell from the bal
ustrade while playing at the Fourtl
ward school and fractured his RICH
thigh. He was taken to his home OF
Market street opposite the POstothCe
where DR.. ]. G. Hupp dressed tho wound
Besides the fractured thigh the boy sus
tains several vevere bruises.
YESTERDAY afternoon about o'CloCl
John Barley and Joseph Miller Will
riding on an Island cur got into an alter
cation with the driver, for which the,
will be required to answer before Polic
Court. One OF them was using prOfan
language; the driver demonstrated am
both OF them resented his orders, Ian
according to his story were making
very interesting for him when he fol
tunately got near enough 10 the stable
to call for help. His two assailants the
skipped out. Warrants were sworn GU
before Clerk Fee.
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YHH NEW GAS TRUSTEES
Elected by Council at its Meet
ing Last Night.
THE DARRAH TICKET ON TOP,
Ono Ballot Does tho Business..Thc
other Work Done by Council.
Many Claims for Damages
are FIled..other Matters,

The regular seml.mopthly meeting OF
Council, held last evening, possessed a
special interest from the fact that 1t was
generally known that new Board OF
Gas Trustees were TO be elected. In
view OF the warm contest that has been
carried on for some time past between
the Seely and the Darrah factions for
the superintendency Of the gas works,
which was to be reached through the
Board, it was expected that there would
he a very interesting, and possibly
warm, time, The gallery was crowded
with those who hoped togetplaces atthe
works and those who expect to have to
90, and the lower lobby was packed with
candidates for places in the office and
their friends aud good sprlnkling OF
local politicians.
The election, while interesting, was
nothing more, The result was q sur
prise TO nearly every one, for the Seeley
forces were routed In one ballot. The
indications early in the evening were
that Mr.. Seeley was defeated, but no one
expected TO see him defeated as badly as
he was,
1t was 9;40 o'clock when Mayor Sea-
bright called the joint session together
in the Second Branch. The only ab.
sentees were Mr., Haller OF the First and
Mr.. Waterhouse Of the Second Branch.
There was a weigher to elect for the
scales ut the corner Of Market and
Seventh street, and tho Mayor suggested
that it would be advisable TO chose him
first. Mr.. Kinney nominated John
Fendt and there being no other nomi'
nations he was unanimously elected.
Nominations for Trustees were then
called for. Mr.. Bailey nominated John
| V. Gavin; Mr.. Craig named Gus
Schultze; Mr.. Miller put Harrison Dun
levy before the body; Senator Emsheim'
err nominated William II, Shaier; Mr.
O'Kane nominated Frank Jepson and
MIR. Maxwell named Z. Buchanan. This
nomination was warmly seconded by
Mr.. Emsheimer.
On motion OF Mr.. Harrell II was do
cided by a vote Of 20 to to choose. the
two Democratic members first aud then
the one Republican.
Mr.. Cruise took the floor at this june
ture and warned the Council to weigh
well the agents into whose hands the
most valuable plant Of the city was tc
be placed. He asked why the Council
should take upon its shoulders the re-
sponsibility Of choosing the Boards ser
wants. Mr.. Cruises remarks were very
iorCible and were listened to with thu
most interested attention.
Mr.. Maxwell seconded Mr.. Gruse's re
marks by naming John II. Hobbs anc
J, ElwOod Hughes as two unpledget
men. Everybody else was vouched FOL
US unplGdged.
The ballot resulted: shafer, 27; Dun
levy, 81 Jepson, IA; Gavin, l2. shaieI
and Dulevy were declared elected. Or
the ballot for the Republican member
Mr.. Sihullze had 20 to Mr.. Buchanan'l
| 10 votes,
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WlIlTAEER.pARKS,

A Quiet and beautiful Home Wedding Yes
tGrlaJ Afternoon.
Mr.. Albert q. Whitaker, son Of Hon
N, E. Whitaker, and Miss Jessie EJging
ton Parks, daughter Of Mr.. George
Parks, both Of this city, were married
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
Mr.. Henry X, List, on North Main street
In the presence Of a select com.
pany Of relatives aud very intimate
friends. 1t was one Of the pretliest
home weddings ever known Ia this city
The house was handsomely decorated
with ymilax, roses and palms. The cere.
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. O.
". Gushing, Ofthe Fourth Street church,
The groom was attended by the Rev,
George Clark Cox, Of New York, as bis
best man, and Miss Helen Bridges, Of
Maryland, acted Us maid Of honor.
DR.. Gushing read the service from q
volume bound In white silk, which he
afterwards presented 10 the bride. The
Opera House orchestra was In attend.
Gilce.
MIR. Whitaker and his bride left at 0 10
for the East, where they willremain un.
I'll November !, when they will return
and board at the Mcclure. Mrs. Mary
Woods, Of Elm Grove, great grand.
mother OF the bride, was present.
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ARM TORN OPEN.
Asmall Boy Terribly Injured by u ROvolv'
lug Shaft,

Asmall Boy Terribly Injured by u Rovolv-
Ing Shaft,
Yesterday morningat 1Oo'Clock Daniel
Gettle, a l2'year.old hoy, was terribly
injured at the brick works Of the Wheel
ing Mining and Manufacturing Company
on Wetzel street between Thirty.nlnth
and Fortieth.
The boy, who is employed at the
works, was passing from one part OF the
factory to another, and in stepping over
u revolving shut he lost his balance and
fell with his loft arm against a rapidly
moving leather belt. His coat sleeve
was torn oil, and tho joint OF the belt
caught the arm at the elbow and tore
open the joint and removed about six
inches Of the trlceps muscles from the
back OF his arm. The little sufferer was
taken>to his home on Thirty.ninth street,
where DR.. ]. Ii. Pipes dressed the IN.
juries. The little fellow is well spoken
otby his employers, and much sympathy
was expressed for him by the employees
OF the works,
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President Quarter, Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, has called a meeting OF that
body for tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock. II Is desired that every mem.
bVr DO present, the object being 10 take
action looking 10 the suitable entertain.
meAt OF Eastern gentlemen connected
with tho Union bridge and allied rail-.
road projects.
Said President Quarter 10 an INTEL.
LiOENCER reporter: "WhuUling ought 10
receive these gentlemen Hospitality, for
her credit aud her interest. We ought
to give them an opportunity 10 sec The
city under auspices likely to create the
best impression, They arc putting their
money Into tie bridge enterprise, and, /
am sure, into one or more failtoad pro.
jeCts connected Herewith. Tho Cham.
DerOi Commerce can very well under.
take this agreeable iask, and hope the
mOnibelg Will feel that tho Chamber
should do II.
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-THE--
Pittsburgh Exposition.

We wish to call attention to that great enter.
prise, where one eau tcO no much for so little
monOy. We advise our readers to take Alvua.
tage Of the cheap transportation, and see tho
great exposition, and while visiting the sister
cItlcn do not fail to look for number 8 2 Federal
Street, Allegheny, where one Of the finest and
most complete Liquor Stores can DO seen In this
country. You will convince yOunCliat glance.
that when you give your patronage to such a
house you arc sure to DO well treated and Ee.
value 70, your money. The proprietor Of mId
house cannot afford to hypothCcatc his repu1.
llon and do otherwl,c. lie continue, to ellhE
year old Pure Rye whiskCy al q 90 per quart OF
six quarts for $780, His Silver Age has no
equal, which he sells al 81 20 per full quart All
kinds Of wines from TOO upwards, aud no extra
charge for packing or shipping to any place.
Send for his price list Oiil catalogue and OblIge.
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There were quite anumber Of people
from this city and vicinity, who went
west over the 3. < 0. yesterday after
noon, taking advantage Of low excursion
rates offered to those who desired TO 20
TO points west OF the Mississippi river on
buainess or pleasure trips. Among those
who went were DR.. and Mrs. John FRS
sell, Of this city, who went in company
with Col. and Mrs. ]. W. Gallagher, oil
Monnlkville.
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Tlloy Think It is Elegant.

BELIAiRE, O., Sept. 50, 1850.
Messs. s. Baer's Sons:
DEAR Enclosed you will Hnd
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets
which obtaiaea from packages OF Pan.
Handle Coffee. You will please send me
a framed Oil Painting. We have been
using Panhandle Coffee for the past
three years, and will continue to do so.
We think It elegant, Send 1t In care OF
Frank Mack, the grocer.
Very respectfully,
ANNIE I. MURPHY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
Tho Foraker Meeting ro.nIorrow Night.

The Foraker meeting at Bellaire to.
morrow night, will be one OF the features
OF the Ohio campaign, aud will draw an
immense crowd from all parts OF Bel.
mont comfy. There are many people
in this city who feel an Interest in the
Ohio campaign, who will attend the
meeting, 1t Is suggested that everyone
going flom here meet at the Lincoln
club at seven o'clock, and go from there
10 the wharf, and board the steamer
er Bellaire which will make a special
trim.
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FELL. FROM A BRIDGE.

Had Accident at AlOumlsvIllH-A Lot Of
Notes from that Place.
The new bridge over Little Grave creek was
completed Monday.
Mrs Mary Mcconnell, OF tho First ward, has
moved TO Wheeling,
Mayor l.. Il. PurIly went to ClaFksburg yCSter.
day 10 serve on the United States grand Jury,
Miss MRziC Mcclure has returned from Burllng.
ton, Iowa, where she WIS ON i've months trip.
sevCralOl tue staunCh Republicans here will
80 to BGllNirO Tomorrow 10 hear lion. ], u. For.
HkeF
Another oil well Is to be put down In tho
vicinity Of the llickswCll by tho Craig Company,
The work Will bG commenced this week,
MCssrs. George rico and All, Lowe leave for
MnrrlStOwH, Ohio, this morning to roast tho OK
IN the great Republican mass meetlDgO VI llel,
mont county Republicans, to DO held friday
Frank Wade has brough suit against New
Cunningham, to recover SO damages for mis-.
representing the Hge VI hone he sold " Wade.
The case Will bC TILED before Justice UrlsWell
today
The, question Of water works for MonndsyIlle
Is ngail being AgitRtCd. 4 majority Of the City
Council favor tue proposition aud many oil the
citizens AtC demanding the Council TO proceed
III the matter ut OuGG, md threaten 10 blacklist
any member who shall vote against II,
The case Of Mary Hummel against Jacob
drNudstGll to recover the possession Of some
household goods, was tried before Justice Girls.
well yesterday. The plaintiff aud defendant are
sister and brother, nnl the goods belonged to
their mother, who died short time uEO. Mrs,
liummcl Claims that her mother gave them 10
her. aud urindslaT says they were given to him
by his mOilgr In consideration Of his taking
care OF htr. The value OF the whole property
will not exceed So
Ross Bennett, a lad about fourteen yeRrs Of
age, WHH teflOusly And probably fatally Injured
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TlIE REGULAR ROUTINE BUSINESS
Disposed ofby Council Last Evening sey.
ernl Claims for Damages.

Disposed ofby Council Last Evening Sew.
ernl Claims for Damages.
The business transacted at last nights
meeting Of Council in addition to the
election Of Board OF Gas Trustees, us
elsewhere reported, was as follows:
The ordinance granting the street
railway company tho right to lay u
track along the center Of Fourteenth
street FROM Main to Market street, so as
TO enable to run its Island cars down
Main and UP Market street, aud by such
ali arrangement avoid interfering with
the travel on the main line on Market
street, as is done ut present, was the
first matter taken up. 1t came up az
unfinished business having been read
once at the previous meeting aud gone
over 10 this meeting on an objection.
1t being read II second time Mr.. Young
moved as an amendment that the
operating OF cars on Fourteenth street
be made provisional on the company
guaranteeing to provide passengers with
transfer checks from the main line TO the
Island, and iromlthe Island to the main
line. This does not include transfer
checks to Bridgeport.
Mr.. Maxwell intimated that this
amendment was intended as u rider to
kill the ordinance. Mr.. Young denied
this and diSClaimed being in any scheme
to thwart the COmpany's desires and
plans. Mr.. Youngs amendment was
then adopted.
Mr.. Dawson moved as a further con-
dition, that before the company operate
cars on Fourteenth street they be re.
quired to take up their old track an
Water street in the lower part OF the
city; this was also adopted.
Mr.. Ellingham offered protest against
granting the ordinance, signed by pro.
perry owners on Fourteenth street.
The ordinance was adopted in this
branch by vote Of % TO 9, Messrs
Ellingham and Yahn voting no.
In the First Mr.. Emsheimer moved to
strike out Mr.. Young's amendment,
which after a spirited debate was done
by an aye aud no vote. On motion Of
Mr.. Terrell, further action was then
postponed till the next meeting. Later
this motion was reconsidered and tho
ordinance adopted without Mr.. Young's
amendment. The Second adjourned be.
fore the measure could be gotten back
TO them for concurrence or non'concur'
renee.
Charles Becker was granted q license
10 keep saloon at No. 204 Main street
and Mrs. Mary Costello, who has been
been keeping a saloon ut that place, was
granted a rebate and her license an.
nulled,
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Tho Best in the Market.

TRtADELpnlA, W. yAp Oct. 2, 1880.
Ntsrs. S. Baer'I Sous:
Enclosed please find twenty.
five Pan. Handle Coffee tickets, Tor
which please send one Of your framed
pictures to Johnny McCardle, Of this
place. ! find your Panhandle Coffee
the best in the market.
Respectfully yours,
MAGGIE ROLES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09

Is NATURES own true laxative. tits the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System
when bilious or Costlve; to dispel head
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sae in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. b. Burt and @. Mem
kamallaT
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WASnISaroN, PA, Oct. /, 1885,
NetsrI s. BaerS SORI!
GENTLEMEN I'll send enclosed twenty.
Ave Panhandle Coffee tickets, taken
from that many packages Of your excel
lent Pan. Handle Coffee, which we are
using right along, Please send me one
Of your framed OIL Paintings, In care Of
our grocer, Mr.. George Anon, aud
oblige Yours respectfully, 4
MRs. FRANK BRoDY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-09
Brrrrn than all, Electric Light Flour.
Elixir of Dates

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, fgs and pruneS, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
nensely popular II cures habitual con.
stipation, Indigestion, hil!ousnegg, sick
piles, etc. Sold Ii 90 cent
bottles by Q. H. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W, y. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
WhnlpHnIp nRnillB.
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AI,,,,,ry nn,l Necessity

for rich and poor who WISH to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re.
sort TO bitter, nauseous liver medicines
and cathartics, Is the concentrated Cali.
lornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. For sale In so cent and 81 O'bot-
ties by Logan Drug Company, Anton P.
Hess. r. B. Burt and @. Menkemeller.
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rnn tIclle.L llayor, ohlO yalley oOaee.
Esour.ion 10 I,ll,abarrii,

Thursday, October 10, tho baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company will sell exCut.
sion tickets 10 Pittsburgh, including id.
mission 10 the Exposition, al the rate
Of e, good returning until October IL
inclusive,
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Tnn best Ohio Valley Coffee.
L. s. Coon Nellg dfy poodsthe cheapest,
noston wool Market.

iiOStON, Oct. E--MAlkgJ iifn aud JihOhanRedl
ohio aud FgnnhylyanA y B2aaacj Xxx and Above
alASSCt Michigan X 100 No. u SIAgSGj Michigan
niue deiAlhpB laaig TetfllOfy, Texas, 0fVi6E md
California kAb11 for Iitdluhl SECURED 6jsGlc IOf
Iihe medium, Pulled woods steady Al 26a2pO l0f
extra S1aaSt lot Slpefln0
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Burning mud Itching.

Twas sick In tho fail Of lSSs with burning
aud ltchlng, 40 6pd that IN three weeks / was
covered With fhAh, aud could not sieOn llRhis
q WORK days Some dO,!oI1 thought, Il might
seen anything like II before, received no 6Gin
from any Of them, or from any mpdl inp ihRt
lcould GoL hold 81 until iIl6d youl UilltuiH
Remedies. Alter ihtbV WOOkG' ug6 MAJ aGie Ia
woft. arg KEPT EPI!ng better until am now
tgtInR With akin dIhCalp6 " " w
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SHAM BATTLE.

EzcurslOn to weilsburg vim the Pan.Handle
Route,
Excursion tickets will BIO sold to Wells,
burg via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st, Louis Railway on Saturday, October
~, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
good for that day only.