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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
CHICAGO 4 WESI MICHIGAN - TRAINS
arrive al and depart frem Union Depot

CHICAGO 4 WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
arrive al ana depart frem Union Depot
DEFAET.
ZIP. for Chicago. Muskeg0a. Toledo 7 s.soa m
AsI Mall fer tniea60 ...-......-f IS D IN
Express FOR aSkekOn and Hart -...-f $50 y m
hlgLt Express tOr chicago II % IA
Nl-ht r. pres, for laC lauADOiis .. I'll 90 q u
for Big Rapids. Baldwin. lndingtOn
ard Nanisfre ..........-.. -.f = 4 .O5 D rn
fcr Big Rapids. Baldwin. LQdington
and Manistee ......--.-.... SIS m
Express FOR Nuskegon. Grand Haven't s40pm
- AKRIsE
Night Express from Chieaee s s6.5Oam
NJ -ut IA press IRON ludlampals SO \ M
11press from MuskesOn aHd Hart fl0.I5a
Mall from il-cag0 and NuNesOn i. 10 % N
EApitSs from HFaua HaF~H 80 "A n,
EXPRESS from Pentwater huskeson so D ln
asi EApress from Chicago - tlO.ls . IN
rom Aanlstrc. LUdlnstOn Baldwin
and big Rapids -. 4lO.Oam
from Manistee. LgdingtOn. Baldwin, 20 ~
DAILY. fDally except sunday iDAlly ex-
Ia DAY. fbaily sNcrpf Monday
Through coaches 10 Chicago on $50 a N
train. Through parior coach 10 Chicago on
-. III tf~ln-No extra charge for seats.
ne . ~ a. H. train consisting Of day coaches
aid smoker runs through 10 Chicago solid.
lhfough combination sleeping ana chair
Co.'S 20 ana from indianapolis on Night III
Through sleepers 10 and from Chicago on
night Express trains.
W. A. CARPENrEE. TrSffic Manager.
WILLIAM A. GAyETr. Asst Gen. Pass Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
UNCLE SANS DAUGHTERS.
AMERICAN GAS s-O Ac~iEsE
FAME Or TrE OTHER slCe.

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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

dIaIIy. AII others daily e1ctpt sunday.
Taking effect sunday July Is. lsss.
sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Kx-
presses 10 and from Detroit-Parlor ears run
and from DetrOit-Direct connections made at
Detroit with all through trains East-Iickets
on sale AZ Union Ticket once. g. MonrOe-st..
and at Union depot.
FRE9 VI. BRIGGS, Gent Agt. q Monroe st.
O. ". RUGGLrs. G. J. and I. Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

For Cincinnati daily eAcepi sAnazyl TsU&m
far bort Nasle dsiiS except >1A' J. l5 p u
f8r Cincinnati CAL '-.-.--...-. t.tN h
- -tar.I. ald chicago daily e1-
cspt 51 das ..--...-.--..--.....-. II s05 , m
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ra. d m traia has >Itrpiug car Tor llacinnat,
la5 b m ara. q has l4lg c1r Tor Chicago
"a hA1MaEoH
Trains arrive from Cincinnati 81 Th0 An
dally And A. p "a daily except sunday Fram
Port ssne a. 5 tD 4 IA 41d frOm ,turgls at
- = n 3 dai III except >luaay
Trains arriving al .,t . m has through sirru-
ira car from Chicago. lslfi1k CLlcasO Al ID Ia
l. Ia daily except SATURDAY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

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gaining azs ee<a sasasss abroad by Yer 10
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
I AXE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
H Kalamazoo Division

A train leaves Grand Rapids for Allegau az
! 10 y m. arriving there al s.15.
through tickets sold 10 principal points IN
the Oniied states. Mexico and Canada az Ualoa
Ticket ONCE. A. j. SMITH.
G. P. A.. Cleveland. OHIO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
cRAND KAPl - i INDIANA kAILhoAD
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coaches II 1Eslrh "a ser cd.st- t-t-s taiief cars "a
TsA Ia anG u III = m lf4lAs al1 s.ecpiAs cars
~. ~ s. 5 ~ sr1lus Ira ts Arrive trOM frtos-
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-01

THE POPULAR STEAMER. THOS FRIANT.
IS making daily trips from Petoskey 10
East Jordan and return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
THE MARINE CONFERENCE.

The Session oponed-A Discussion OF th,
Rules to Govern tile Sessions.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. l7,-IH &C
cordance with the adjournment yester
day, the delegates to the international
Marine Conference met at II O'Clock
this morning in Willard's, and were
called to order by Admiral Franklin
1t was suggested by the President that
organization Of the conference be com
pleted. On motion Of MIR. Charles Hall,
Secretary Of the English delegation,
Lieutenant Coleman, OF the United
States Navy, was elected principal sec.
retary. Mr.. Hall stated that Her Brit
ish Maiesty's delegates had been in.
structed that the programme for the con-
ference adopted by the American dele.
gates, was too comprehensive to be ex-
hausted within the limited time at the
disposal OF the conference. He had,
therefore, to inform the conference that
he and his colleagues thought 1t was
best TO Conane the discussions Of the
conference to divisions one and three OF
the programme. General DiYisou re.
lers to "marine signals" or other means
OF plainly indicating the direction In
which vessels are moving in fog, mist,
falling snow and thick weather, and at
night, and rules for the prevention Of
collisions, and rules OF the road. Dlvis'
ion No. 8 refers to the draft 10 which
vessels should 10 restricted when
loaded.
Mr.. Hall further stated that Her Ma,
jesty's Government would not consider
us binding any Of the regulations or con.
clusions adopted by the conference.
Mr.. W. w. Goodrich, a delegate from
the United States, proposed a resolution
that eacll nation represented In the con-
ference be entitled to one vote on every
question. This was adopted, as was also
another resolution, introduced by Mr.
Goodrich, that the articles OF revision oI
the international regulation to prevent
collisions at sen be considered article by
article until finished. The conference
then began consideration Of the rules to
be followed ip the navigation Of ali pub
lie and private vessels al the United
States upon the high seas and in all Cnast
waters OF the United States, except With
in the harbors, lakes aud inland wateFi
OF the United States as Q basis for the
proposed international rules.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Little Girl sandbagged and Robbed and
Left in n Damp Cuiyert,

New YoRK, Oct, l7.-A special from
Newark, N. j., to an evening paper tell
the story ofhow little ls,year.old Ami,
Grau was yesterday sandbagged in the
streets Of East Newark in broad day,
light After being knocked down the
little one was robbed OF 500 given her
by her father to pay q bill, She was
then chloroiormed and thrown into a
damp culvert, Later, the robher must
have repented partially, for he went to
the culvert and took the child out and
dragged her up steep hilland left her
half dead in her isthersyar He then
made his escape, The child was in the
culvert from O'Clock In the morning
until 0 O'Clock at night and Is now
Threatened with brain fever and will
probably die.
DR.. Squires examined the child thor.
oughly last night, soon after she was
found, Her clothes were soaking wet;
her jersey waist was unbuttoned and
turned inside out, All the 500 was
gone. Her clothing was much deranged
She wore no shoes, and her stocking
heels were wofn and frayed and filed
with sand, Her hat ana her cloak were
The doctor made an examlna.
ton and declared his inability to say
whether she had been criminally
He found asoit, doughy spot
on the girls skull just behind the ear.
This was where the girl was struck, Dr.,
Squires emphatiCally declared that she
had been Bandbagged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
TILE RAILWAY BlIAXEAIES.
Yesterdays Session of the Brotherhoo
V,,rv 4 TJttI, u,,sJ,..s - T,,,,,o,..,.

Yesterdays Session OF the brotherhood
Very Iittlc business of Importance,
ST, PAUL, MIMI, Oct, l7,-In the con
vention Of the Brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen the remainder OF this weel
will bo largely taken up with committed
work, and it Is not considered likely tht
Graud Lodge will be in actual session
more than an hour ortwo each morning
OF the various questions under con
slderation the contemplated federation
OF all the railroad orders possesses the
widest interest. The Brotherhood have
placed themselves on record In this mat.
ter, and oil that is now required Is the
cooperation oi the engineers. II isgen.
orally thought this will be accomplished
within the next few days, and the long
looked for consolidation OF railroad labor
interests effected,
AresOlutlon relieving Grand Secretary
O'Shea Of the editorial management Of
the Brakeman's Journal was declared out
OF order, as tho present incumbent had
been elected for three years and has two
years TO serve.
At l:aO the Brotherhood reassembled
to listen to tue address OF Hon. L. s.
Collin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
A THREE MONTHS BRIDE BLOpIs,

The Husband Immediately Retains n Law.
yer to Procure u Divorce for Him.
WILIlAMSpoRT, Oct. 17.-Three months
ago A. Theodore was married TO Kate
Guiford at Tamaqua. They removed to
this city and Theodore engaged in the
business Of piano tuning.
When the husband returned home last
evening he was surprised 10 discover thai
Ills wife was absent, and, upon making
an investigation, found evidence thai
led him to believe that she had eloped,
AT the railroad station he was informed
that she had purchased ticket for
Philadelphia. A young man at The sta.
ton was very attentive 10 her and board.
ed the came train.
The distracted husband returned home
determined not To givechase To-day he
retained an attorney and will com mence
proceedings for divorce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
WILL HAVE GABLE LINES.
Proposed Change of Motive Power on Nc
York street Car Lines.

York street Car Lines,
New YoRE, Oct. 17.-Counsel for the
Broadway aud Seventh Avenue aud the
South Ferry Railroad companies, and
the owner Of the track and franchises
formerly owned by the Broadway Sur
face Company wrote Mayor Grant yes.
terday stating that the company Is pre-.
pared 10 undertake change oi motive
power upon It's line between South Fer.
ry and Central Park from horse to cable.
The letter continues;
"The law as II stands upon the statute
books seems 10 vest the authority Charg.
cd with determining such questions ih
the railroad Commissioners, but we tin.
derstand that the GityguyeFnmentq ques.
tionB the validity Of that law, and takes
the position that the local authorities Of
tho city alone have Jurisdiction Of tho
subject. We think that the proposed
change Will he y great public benefit and
will DO beneficial 10 US only because II
will furnish better means Of travel 10
the public.
We wish 10 prosecute the work, not
In opposition 10 any duly constituted
authority, but In harmony with the pub.
lie interest. Independently OF any legal
question we wish, Ia the first instance
10 obtain the assent and cooperation OIL
the city government, and We respectfully
aAk an opportunity 10 lay before you, Gi
Buch local authority as you may dGblg
nate, our plans for the proposed change
In order that the consent Of the loCa
authorities may DO obtained upon any
reasonable notifications, restrictions Of
conditions that may be deemed necessary
for tho Interest OF the city"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
CIGAR AND TOBACCO INDUSTRIES,
Turning Out tho Fragrant stogy Mt the Rat
ofaOO,0OO Day Uncle SANS SlIare.

Turning Out tho Fragrant Stogy at the Rate
ofaOO,0O0 u Day Uncle SANS slInre.
Messrs. H. L, Loos q Bro, presented
to tho visitors their compliments, a
specimen consignment of WheellnRa
far.tamed stogies, and a statement show
ing the extent OF the cigar and manu-
iactured tobacco industries Of the city Of
Wheeling. The Wheeling stogy is being
sold from the Atlantic to the PgCilC, and
although 1t is now being produced at the
rate Of 100000 day, manufacturers are
unable to keep up with the constantly
increasing demand,
In the sixteen months from May J.,
1888, to September 80, 1850, 46 factories
employing about 100 persons, made
and sold 5O,0O0,0OO OF stogics. In the
same time cigar stamps were used 10 the
value oi $l75, 1872 0S, manufactured to-
baCCo stamps to the value OF 1928 973 0S.
In the month OF September 1888,
Wheeling paid $lO,5S0 80 for cigar
stamps, and! $50, ,270 "a for tobacco stamps,
a total OF $2B,Sl5 u. In September,
1880, the purchases OF cigar stamps were
$l2, l76 90, OF tobacco stamps $22 1929 o.,
a total OF $S4, 800 SO. Increase IN Sep
tember, 1889, over September, 1888,
s., 1874 IS. Wheelings smoking and
chewing tobacco holds It's high reputa.
tion, and steadily Couquers new fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
A BIG RACKET FOR FEW RATS,
The White House Rat Catcher Getting Dis.
cpuraged,


WARRINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE rat catcher
at the White House complains thatther
are 80 many cracks and creyices in the
walls Of the old rOokery that 1t is almost
impossible to drive his prey to the base
ment,
The long-whiakered old vermin have
run riot there so long without interter,
ence that they have become familiar with
the byways and shortcuts that enable
them to elude the ferrets and get back
to their old haunts,
Some OF the younger members OF the
tribe deserted the house and attempted
10 escape across the lawn 10 join that
other army Of rats that has Its headquar-
ters in the neighboring Treasury build,
Ing, but the sharp nosed terriers scented
the fugitiyes and laid out upon thegreen
sward some unfortunates, A few gray
bearded and long.tailed old fellows gal
loped into the sewers, but they have
left enough oil their friends behind 10
cut holes In the rolls OF costly carpet
stored in the garrett and make depreda'
tions upon the Presidential larder,
They romped about the house last
night US II nothing had happened during
the day TO disturb their usual amuse'
ment, 1t Is said, however, that these
giddy rats came up from the city sewers
after nightfall,
The hunter and the ferrets are evi.
IDENTIFY discouraged by the small results
ot their efforts as exterminators OF the
rats, and the White House servants are
laughing at the fasco. The family up
stairs are tired Of the racket and threaten
to put stop to the game Of hide.and-
seek with the rats unless the hunt yields
more game pretty soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
PHB EASTERN VISITORS
Put in the Second Day Of Thei
Visit Here
TO SPLENDID ADVANTAGE,
rDoy 10 over tho Lime of the
terminals, Make n Trip to Indus
trial Establishments and
Attend a Reception,

The visiting capitalists from the Eas
haye come and gone, Wheeling wa
gIal to entertain them and to aaord
them an opportunity to see what. lies al
,be lhse Of Wheelings industrial i'm
por,ancc, The visitors met with a sue
rq,,lon Of surprises as they passed from
oDe industrial establishment to another,
They take away a most favorable i'm
ur.sion Of Wheeling and It's surfound'
ins, and it is believed that this impress
sion will be reelected in ways most bene'
aclaI 10 this community. The city has
already been benefited by the visit oI
tbes, gentlemen, whose visit has attract
general attention, To Chairman Quar-
r.er and bis committee, and to all who
have assisted to make the affair the un'
qualified success il hasbeen, much credit
{, dina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
CONpENsEp TGLRNRAMs.


The barb wire manufacturers are form.
Ing a trust,
A young man named Long was poison
cd by ElnC al Columbus, Ind.
William Holloway was killed. by 0
falling derrick at Lancaster, o.
W. B. Smith has been elected Colonel
Of the First Regiment, o. n. g.
Athresher boiler exploded near Cell
ma, o., killing one man aud badly Bcald'
Ing three others.
Az Santa Auua, Cal., Mrs. EHle j
scholl murdered her two children and
then tried 10 kill herself.
II. p, Halliday, lAle cashier Of The
First National Bank, Of Mt. Gllead, o.
has beUn indicted lor forgery.
General Alger, In 10 interview, ex
presses the belief that the President
acted wisely III removing Corporal Tan
ner.
A son OF Justice Harlan has been ap
pointed administrator for property Il
Illinois belonging 10 the late luStiC,
Matthews.
The beef inspection act passed by th,
indiana fegislatute has been deClateI
Unconstitutional BY tho Marion Count!
Criminal Court,
There are one hundred cases Of small
nox on tho Pelee Island. Both Cana
dian and American ports will DO Closel
against tlie Island,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18

Ed, Stalnaker, Mr., ], n, Vance, Super
intendent Anderson Of the public
schools, Mrs, George K. McMechen,
Mrs, j, D. CulbeTtson, Mrs, A. Will
son Kelley, the Misses Kelley
OF New Orleans, Colonel Bissell,
Mr.. Sam Hazlett, Judge Cochran, Mrs,
Gustaye Aschman, Of Youngstown; Mr..
John O. Riheldafier and several others,
The Eastern men were made to feel at
home, and were not slow To take adyan'
tsge Of an opportunity TO increase their
knowledge Of Wheeling people in q so:
Cial way, There was some music and
dancing, and In q quiet way the evening
was passed very enioyably, The Yisi.
tors excused themselves between 10 and
II o'clock In order that they might be
able 10 get In a little sleep before leav'
ing over the Baltimore & Ohio road at
4;S5 o'clock this morning. Their spe-
cial car "Mascott," is to be attached 10
the fast vestibuled express, and the
trip over the picturesque road Of
the country will be made by daylight, In
taking leave OF their Wheeling friends
the visitors we're proluse In their thanks
for the hospitality enjoyed and expressed
the hope that the acquaintance so pleas
antly formed might be renewed when
the first train shall pass over the Union
bridge-an event that will be certain to
be celebrated In a manner that will be
mannFAhla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
SENATORS rOR SOrTlI DAKOTA.
How Pettigrey and NIoodywere Elected BY
the Legislature,

How Pettigrey aud Moody Were Elected by
tlie Legislature,
PtERRE, s. D., Oct, 1.-THE LegiOla.
ture met in both branches yesterday
and voted for United States Senators.
In the House the vote stood: For Il.
F. Pettisrew, 1903; Bartlett Tripp, IA;
Gideon @, Moody, 1O7i NJ. G. II. Day,
IA. In the Senate BettIgow got Al votes
to Tripp's 4, aud Moody Al to 4 for Day.
The Legislature In joint session will
formally ratity the action OF both
branches Gpd adjourn until January.
A resolution and memorial, 90 follows,
vas passed by both holSes unanimously,
no other business being transacted: /:
" "Resolped, That tho Senators and Repre-.
Aentatives Of the State Of South Dakota
In the Congress Of the United States are
hereby requested 10 urge the passage OF
a bill by Congress, at the earliest date
possible, providing an appropriation for
The purpose Of taking necessary surveys
and Of boring experimental artesian
wells, 90 Do 10 determine the feasibility
and praCticabillty OF aFtOSlan irrigation
preparatory 10 the estAhllsbplOpE Of b
system Of irrigation Of the sIStph
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION,
A Standard Prayer hook to be Prepared,
The DeRconesS Resolution,

I
NRw YoRE, Oct, l7,-shortly after the
opening Of the Protestant Episcopal
Convention, the Rev. Dr. Huntington
Of New York, spoke in favor OF his reso'
luton placed on the calendar last week,
for joint committee to prepare stand,
ard prayer book Of 1892. "It Is our on.
ly course" said he, 'Iet your commit
tee occupy It's time in the critical and
scholarly part OF the work, ! do not see
how We can escape taking three years for
our standard prayer book, and fully
believe that within three months after
the meeting Of the next general conven-
tion II will be on the shelves Of the
booksellers"
Mr. Riddle, ofthelay deputatlon from
Pennsylvania, opposed the resolution
on the ground that the present conven-
tion would not pledge the successor OF
1892, The resolution was adopted.
Rev, Daniel A, Goodwin OF Pennsyl-
Vanla, presented a report OF the Com.
miGtee on Canons, recommending the
creation ol deaconnesses and giving de.
tails oitheir management, Only women
over %, Of deyout character and proved
fitness, should be appointed, these char
acteristics to be testified 10 by twelve
persons six males aud six females, The
resolution was placed on the calendar.
At HAS the House went into com.
mittee OF the whole on hturgical re.
vision with Chancellor WoolWorLh, OF
Nebraska, In the chair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18
SEEING MORE SIGHTS.

Afternoon Visit to lndustTlnl EGtabliSiis
mrnA-Nlew from the Bridge ut BeilairO.
The morning trip 10 the Union bridge
and tunnels having consumed more
time than was expected, and having In.
cludcd Martins Ferry, the train for the
afternoon trip did not leave the Balu.
more 4 Ohio station until 2:4O p. ~.
The train was made up Of a passenger
coach aud the private cur Mascotte,
under command Of Agent dlllellan, Of
thr Baltimore & Ohio.
Iht first stop was made at the new
lA Hrlle addition to the Wheeling Pot
terry, where the visitors saw one Of the
best equipped pOltvriCs In America.
They we're shown the process from the
grinding Uf the Clny to the finished pro.
duct. The inside OF u pottery was q new
thing to tho visitors, who would have
spent the afternoon here II there had
not been more 10 sec in a short time.
ThO display Of ware In the sample room
was u revelation. Some gentlemen OF
the visiting party snid II bud been their
impression that all such ware was OF
foreign manufacture, and that Wheeling
made only the low grades without deCora.
iion. Manager Pearson presented each
visitor with u highly decorated plate asa a
souvenir.
ThC next visit was to the LaBellU nail
factory, where the visitors for the ilnt
timr saw nails made. They were par.
ugulatly interested In the work Of the
s,llleeding machines. Many Of them
TOOK away specimens OF nails OF oil sizes.
Fpm the Lalielle was a shurt cut to tue
Srhmulbnch brewery, in which also the
Visitors lonad something TO interest
them, and lhoy quite enjoyed TAXI 4
away with them Eonle OF the brewery
piolOct, too, The Hobbs glass house
was ugIow when tho party entered,
making its large vatiGly Oi crystal and
cOior,d ware, The production Of col.
oted lamp shades had d special iascina.
non lOtlhu EASTERN men, who had nov.
eiGyeh tile wolk before. From here
they took away souvenirs.
Thcualn was run over the Baltimore
&OhiO bridge 10 BellalrC, where from
The platform the West Virginia side was
viewed IA we'll Us a ha1y afternoon aud
,e smoke from tho miils would allow
uh lht return trip q haSty run was made
through the Wheeling Steel Works, {
yep taken At the BvnSood nail factory
MH NE party returned 10 the Clty do.
"So'td With the afternoon, and weary,