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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-15
MARTINS FERRY.
Eight Accidsnts-A Now soslety-Personal
aud General Gossip.

Eight Aooidsnts-A Now socIsty-Persona,
aud General Gossip.
Miss Minnie Kemple, Of Dellalre, Is visiting
friends here.
Mn, Il, ". Smith has returned from a plOasan
visit Ut CadiZ,
Mrs. A. N. shipmAn, whose husband died las
week, Is GU the sick list.
Yesterday Means yAnCury had his left foo
mashed Rt the blast furnace,
The PresbyterlAns have taken steps towArt
the erection Of u new house Of worship.
John Mcclure had his arm badly cut while a
work In the Standard MILL yesterday,
Remember Dr., Monroe Hickman, the Wash
to do, .
Miss Ella Inglebrlght and her friend Mis-
llaganS returned 10 steubcnyille Seminary yes
terday,
When you want any fine stationary 80 10 thC
postoiilCe news stand, The assortment Is lRrgt
and prices low.
Mr.. William Garrett returned yesterday from
business trip In the West In the interest OF thu
Elson glass works,
Mrs.. J. r. Scott has returned 10 Mingo, after
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Carmichael.
Mr.. and MB. ]. ,. Gillespie will attend thI
asPAlNVPaA SVhNShhuh "htNh WIZ SuhNNHV ~
Dayton tomorrow.
Mr., TrtiCmAn stlllwell and sister, Mla Laura
OF 81, Clalrsyille,, were the guests Of Mis-, HAr
tholomew yesterday.
Yesterday little son Of William jenkins, re
siding In tho Garden Spot, took small quantity
OF iloture OF iodine, Tho proper remedies wCri
administered BY DR.. Shuttlcw0ith.
After memorial services on May 20, tho Knight
Of PythlaS and their families Will probably OK
Curtto RidgewRy's grove, on the Cleveland, 10
rain 4 Wheeling road, where they will speud TIL
remainder Of the day in pCnlclug. The Deco
ration Day chorus will meet at the Presbyterian
church to'nighttOr practice Let there boa I9l
turn out
The Martins Ferry Assembly OF the Inter
national Progressive Association WAS organizes
last evening IL the Hotel haywood aud the fol
lowing officers elected President, N. c, Mitch
ell; Ylce,P President, Stephen IlipkinS; Secretary
| W. n. Cattoll; Treasurer, l.. L. sChuhle: TruI
tees, j.. B. Montgomery, RS. 0'Beirng, Thoma
Z. Pugh; Or. B. D. Williams, Medical Examiner
The charter romans open for q few days for th
benefit Of those Wishing To Join the Assembly.
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Zig ROW Ia a snulre,. Court.

Yesterday afternoon a Mrs. Allen, oil
the South Side, was arraigned before
Squire McCahon on a charge Of assault.
Lawyer Sam Boyce appeared for her, and
when she was fined, directed her not to
pay. The justice said II Boyce did not
conduct himself properly, he would put
him out, and as Boyce expressed doubt
OF his ability TO do so, McCahon under.
took to carry his threat into execution,
Boyce caught his beard, pulled a hand.
full OF 1t out, and walking to the door
threw the whiskers into the street. He
was then elected, but returned. In the
meantime, Allen, husband OF tllewoman,
held up Constable Larue, and the pris.
oner escaped. Larue had his hand bad.
ly cut by being showed against d sash.
Warrants have been issued by the police
authorizes for MCCahon and Boyce.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Id the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers Id the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding Of Miss Ida Nay Hibberd, Of The
East End, To Mr.. Chris Sander, at the
Zane Street NJ. L. Church on nextThurn
day evening.
Mrs. John B. Floyd has returned y
her home in Charleston from q visit u
friends in Wheeling. She was accom-
panied home by her mother, Mrs. jamie
sou, who will remain with her some
time as her guest.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes, Of Pittsburgh
the well known horseman, Tho has been
here several weeks, is lying dangerously
III, having suffered twelve hemorrhageS
Yesterday and the day before. His
trouble Is tho result OF an old wound in
the lung.
Miss Elizabeth II. Armstrong, Of Tally
Cayey, Pa, who for the past six weeks
has been OH a visit 10 her brother, Mr..
James Armstrong OF the South Side, and
to other relatives in the city and friends
in Martins Ferry, left for her home yes
day morning on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh Railroad.
Major j, H. Hofstadt. representing
William Bruins, Of New York, Is at the
Mcclure house. He is Assistant Com
missary General on the staff OF the Lieut.
Gen. OF the Prtriarchs Militant !. o. o.
F., and last night attended meetings Of
the order here. His old friend 0. Q.
Genther yesterday presented him with
an elegant gold-headed cane.
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A CARD.

ltiEa fact that moro unhluShlng frauds are
daily perpetrated on the general public In
the name Of Whistles than any other merchan'
disc In The market, The confidence bestowed
on me by the public keenly appreciate, and, a
always heretofore, will In the future not betray
that trust, 1t Is not an easy matter 10 have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
indorse any ono particular brand Of whisky, yet
they have done 80 since the merits Of KLEIE's
SILVER AGE' became known 10 them. For
the sick room II has no competitor. It stands
alone for lis delicate aud delightful flavor, II ID
pure and old, free from all impurities, Ny stock
~ other wel'known Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
Eies Of all ages Is complete, Ny prices are al
reasonable as any In tho State. Ny Wines OF all
foreign and domeSllc kinds arc we'll aud care
fully selected. No house can show yOu better
BrRndIeS, GIns, OF in fact any other imported
iEc price Of "sILvER AGEn continues 10 be
81 30 pcr full quart, Old Gibson, Finch OF
GuCkenhelmer al ~ per quart, or six quarts iol
%. A tnO Sherry or Sweet California Wine al
| 90 cents per quart and upwards. Send for I
complete price list aud catalogue, or call ut No
g. Federal street, Allegheny, where one glance
at our Establishment will convince you oi hi
truth Of my statement.
',...'. Respectfully, : -. -.
myaNwAY MAX KLEIN.
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THERE is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few year.
was supposed to be incurable. For
great many years doctors pronounced II
q local disease, and prescribed local RENE
dies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced II in
cprable. SCIENCE has proven catarrh tt
be a constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +,
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
1t Is taken internally in doses from ten
drops TO teaspoonful. Itacts directly
upon the blood and mucous surface o.
tie system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case II fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o. Sold by
Druggists, Zoe. D&w
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The story told in 1.-THE Golden Giant,
to be presented ut the Opera House this
evening by Kittie blanchard and her
company, Is OF woman who, by the
Vaccinations Of q villain, has been
PLACED in the position Of having elop!ed
with him. Her husband becomes in
sane aud dies, He 10 possessed OF a val
liable mine and In order 10 obtain the
deeds, the villain pursues the widow
who holds them everywhere she flies
She by the overturning oil a stage Ia
thrown into a stream, and Is rescued by
the hero, whom she afterwards marries,
The villain tries to separate them by
palming of on the woman as her hus'
band his twin brother, whose Likeness /
extraordinary; but the villain Is foiled
and there is a happy ending.
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LOCAL BRRYEIEs.
Matter. Minor SIsasa' in and About the

MAttofA OF MINOR AAomeht IN AAN NN"SNF 49,
City.
OPERA HOUSE this evening =" rhe
Golden Giant Nine"
CLERE Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust,
THE pay car on the Panhandle
railroad was here yesterday.
FRMALE walking match at the Capitol
rink this afternoon and evening
THE alternate drenching rain and,hot
sun yesterday will make vegetation ialr'
ly jump.
THERE were six ordinary cases IN Ihe
police court yesterday, and all the fines
were paid.
ELIzABETu B, CAMPBELL was yesterday
granted divorce from her husband
Simon Campbell, in Judge Paulls court
MAYOR STARLIGHT is visiting the po'
lice court daily now to get pointers "a
to the conduct Of the court when nc
becomes judge. =,
THR Market street pavement Is still
delayed by the bad weather, but the lay'
ing Of the new street car track on Tenth
street goes right alcng,
Tue addition OF two Wheeling girls Y
the twelve pedestrians at the Capitol
rink increased the interest and attend
apce in at least equal proportions yesteF
day,
The MGnnerchor will give q grant
picnic out at the Park May 30. There
are more piCniCs, outdoor tests aud OK
cursions announced than were eVel
known In a former season.
KARL RIAL, aged go, and Lena sGuber
aged 10, both born In Germany, ana nov
residenls Of Wheelingi and Daniel ,
Holmes, aged "a, and Mary Barnhardt
aged "a, both Of Wheeling, were yes1er
day licensed TO wed,
ALRx MORRISON was yesterday up
pointed guardian for Frank Hamilton
Bassett, aged 10, and William Earle Bas
self, aged u, orphans OF William Bassett
deceased, and gave bond in the sum o
$1,000, with ], s, Trimble as surety
IN Part / OF the Circuit Court yester
day, In the case Of Z, Lew vs. n, y >
Brubaker, 10 recover money Tor the U.s.
OF a patent change register, the jury re
turned a verdict for the hessrs. Bru
bsker. Mr.. ]. D, Elson was their at
torney.
TIE Eighth ward hose reel was called
out by a still alarm yesterday, and e exI
tinVuished a cinder fire on Caldwell
run near Jacob street, A straw bed wa
emptied there, and some boys took al
yanta0e M this 10 kiudla a big bonfire
which ignited the cInders. No ARrn
was done.
Col, ALEX. CAMPBELL went to Wheel
ing to-day to consult with some oil mel
! regarding the further development 9
the Bethany oil territory. Several o.
men are expected at Bethany this weeI
and there Is some probability OF seyeFa
wells beingsunk there in the near future
WellSburg Local.
AwELL has been located on the Camp
bell heirs' farm at Holidays Cove, W
Va, and spudding will be commenced
at an early day. A well will be stSr.tet
on the Hooker farm, In the same neigh
borhood. McKeown No. !, on the MOI
row lease, Is in, and good for about ii
teen barrels per day. Fluber,s well, Oh
the Chambers farm, Is through the SAM
and dry.
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Monday Nlgntls sueees.ial Esour.toa.

Considering the weather the moon.
light excursion on the Andes on Mon.
day night, under the auspices OF the
Martins Ferry Sons Of Veterans, was a
great success. The excursion was en-
joyed by about $50 passengers. Rain
was pouring down when Wheeling was
reached, and over q hpndred ladies' and
gentlemen, some pretty we'll drenched,
but in good spirite, rushed on. Red fire
was burned and the Union CoTnet band
dlscoursed sweet music during the even.
ing. At Martins Ferry the boat was re.
ceived with cheer alter cheer by the 800
or 400 persons on the wharf, and nearly
l50 passengers were taken on in less than
i've minutes alter the landing Val made,
About two.thirds Of the Martins Ferry
people on the wharf when the boat land
cd had been waitingin the rain for near
ly two hours. The next stop was made
at Wellsburg, where party OF Sons Of
Veterans ami their friends COY on. Quite
a number Of ladies and others were on
the Wellshurg Whartand intended going,
but were driven home by the rain. The
boat arrived, ct Steubenville shortly after
II o'clock, lay there about one nour aiG1
returned to Wheeling about 2:30. There
was over five hours Of dancing To the
music OF Meister's orchestra.
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Enoyclopledla britannica.

The most eminent scholars OF two
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the Encyclopaedia Britannica. RI. Hon
w. Z. Gladstone says: ut is the
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tury." Lyman Abbot, p, D., LID,
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Swing, D. D., says; SIT Is the king o.
the tribe" 1t Is endorsed by presidents
Of colleges from ex.President Porter, o.
Yale, down. The last volume is now
out, aud the whole pet can be delivered
at once. The terms are exceptionally
reasonable and almost any person
or family desiring this work can
now secure II. Those desiring to ex'
anime It with view topurChase now OF
at any other time should call on or adj
dressJ, L. Plummer, 946 Main street.
Wheeling.
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NEW York, May lI-The Iobblng trade In dr.
goods was moderate, but a fair business wRG done
at frat hands. Agents continue 10 sell round
lots Of cotton goods for fall, while large bust
itiT reduction Of Ic yard made Ia WSm multi q
New York mills VtIeR, Rbhpareil and Mohawk
Acme brands, Ih6 price Of CaOh bplng made l0IIC
1 yard. This D. NOT 10 DO taken as break In lliC
market or weak ning as II has been looked for
and II Is only going back 70 last falls prices fol
orders, the basis on which most all stocks have
been reduced, and on which basis the general
cotton goods market has an upward tendency
with some goods already advanced. Wooden
hosiery and underwear were more active.
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'IFoIIoKlnp h the score Al milnighti
The walkers are on the track from I
9and ito l9p.m,
Rta.paet. tor DC Now Amalgamatea soale

RraspeGtl for the New Amalgamatsds Scale.
All the Indications point to demand
for q reduction OF the scale Of the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers by the manufacturers for the
coming year. The sentiment among
workers Is for a CONTINUANCE Of the pres.
ent scale with some minor notifications
relating to the roll-turners, but the feel
ing among the manufacturers Is for o re-
duCtion Of so cents q ton for boiling, the
present rate being IS so, and q cor.
responding reduction for all branches OF
labor. The manufacturers will deal with
their men direct instead OF by a commit
tee, as the Western Iron Association has
fallen to pieces through petty differences.
Accusations Of bad faith on the part oil
certain manufacturers are said 10 be the
cause OF ill.feeiing, and some have even
expressed themselves rs being resolved
to never enter another association with
other certain manufacturers.
The manufacturers cite competition
and thp unusual low price OF iron Of oil
grades as reasons for q demand for re-
duotion, and say that reduction must
be conceded in order that they can con-
tlnue business.
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THE WALKING MATCH.

Little No, Increasing Her LOAd-TWo 10.
cal Amateurs Added to the Walkers Yes.
tsrdAy-Interest Increasing.
Miss BERTHE Lawrence, No. In the
si1ty,hour go;a&you,please female Pc
destrian contest now in progress in the
Capitol rink, is still in the lead, and yes
terday increased decidedly the gap be-
tween her and the next highest compet-
itor. She is a fine pedestrian-nerYy,
ambitious, intelligent and seemingly
tireless, After going steadily all day
yesterday, the second day, and scarcely
leaving the track, she made several
miles last night at the rate OF o. minutes
TO the mile, II she perseveres, she will
be known some day as the champion,
Yesterday two new competitors enter
ed the list One OF them, at least, was
known by sight at least to many in the
audience. They are numbers Is and II,
and made creditable records, especially
the latter, 0fcourse the names they use
are fictitious,
It is only fair to say for Miss Clara
Bell that she is suffering severity from
soreness Of her feet, Otherwise she
would have made a better record. As It
is her position is very creditable. II
Miss May Howard wasis ambitious and
steady as No, she might make the
contest more interesting, She seems to
be troubled with "don't care"
The ladies who rode In the recent bi,
cycle race are rather handicapped, The
change in the muscles exercised in walk,
ing from those used on the wheel Is
very severe ppon them, but they pluckl'
~ stick TO it.
The attendance was unusually large
and the interest grows as the race pro-
crosses,
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Wanted.

TGTANTED-A GOOD BARBER-E7
w per week and board, noon BROS,
Martina Forty, Ohln. mYh
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cnthollc.KnIrht. of America.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l4.-The
Supreme Council Of the Catholic
Knights Of America met in this
city to-day. Every State and Territory
In which the order exists being repre-
sented except Montana. Tho re-
port Of the Supreme Treasurer
showed the receipts OF the general
purpose fund, OF the order from April
23, 1857, To and including April 25, 1880
including the BALANCE on hand April g9
1857 to DO $4p,13l. Total disbursements
from the same fund during the same
time S30,Blb. r.
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The SANDER Suit.

In Part II Of the Circuit Court,
yesterday, Judge Campbell on the
bench, the Pipes-McCoy 5000
SANDER suit was still on trial.
In the forenoon Mrs. ]. B. Lisle, widow
OF the late pastor Of the Third Presby.
terrain church, testified on behalf Of the
plaintiff. In the afternoon DR.. Mccoy,
tho defendant, was again on the stand.
There was the usual amount OF legal ar.
gument as to the admisBibility Of certain
evidence, and once the lawyers and
court got into quite o wrangle, and
Judge Campbell felt called upon 10 III,
form Capt. Dovener that he would run
the court little while himself.
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syrup OF Figs

Is NATURES own true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dlspel head
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fit
Syrup Company. For sale in so cent?
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and O. Men
kamAller.
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And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is more easily
taken and more beneficial In It's action
than bitter, tlauseous medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom.
aCh and Bowels, while II arouses them
10 q healthy activity. For sale In B0Cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton T. Hess, Il, u. Burt and @.
Menkemeller.
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1s. coon .ellsdly roOdslhe pheapesl
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COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 1, 1sS9.-To TIL
ELIXIR Or DATEs Co. Dear SirS:-Ellxii
OF Dates cured me Of habltual constlpa.
ton and dyspepsia, recommend iE u
all my friends, Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81. Claire, %.
Iumbus, b. Sold by D. Il. Goetse, W. W.
irwin, ". 3, Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug 90, and Goodwii& Co.,
NholAAAle aRRntb.
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Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure
q return oil purchase price. On this sale
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists a bottloot DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. It's guaran'
teOd 10 bring relief In every case, when
used ior any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such a. oonsumption, inflammation
OF lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whpoping
cough, Group, ETC., etc. II Is pleasant
and agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe,
and Cap always DO depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drtip ALnfe.
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Nen on,llp aln,. workn sold.

New CASTLE, Pa, May l4,-sheril s
W. Bell sold the stock Of the Union
Glass Works in this city this morning
on executions OF Messrs. Foltz & Patton
The amount Of the claims was 5000
and the stock did not bring near thai
sum. The works will not be shut down
for some time, but will be run by AGENT
Of Mr.. Patton,
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vision OF 81 200 for paving Alley 0 1.-THE
First Presbyterian Church alley with
brick, and devote that amount to the
building OF a sewer In the Eighth ward.
Mr.. Arkle made a forcible argument In
favor OF his motion, but 1t, like the 9TH
or attempted changes, was defeated. a
few minor changes were made, none o.
any special importance, and the ordi'
nance finally passed.
The First Branch conCurred with the
Second in the adoption Of the ordl'
nancng
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Is combination Of Tie active properties
Of dates, fgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered It I'm.
mensely popular. Itcures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold in so cent
bottles by O. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. j. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin q Co.,
wholesale agents.
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IMPORTANT ~ LADIES.
Seal saoqueS.

Seal sacqueS. seal Jackets
Ladies' wishing their seal sacqueS re-
dyed, reshaped, made into jacketg, Of
any repairs on them, will find II TO theil
advantage 10 send them now TO
], g. BENNETT & Co.,
Fur Manufacturers,
Corner Wood 81, and Fifth ave.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PLRVICskin and Scalp preserved and beautael
DADl Dby CuIIcura Soap, Absolutely puts ,'
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News and GOSSip from
the Glass City,

the Glass City.
n. L. Marsh isln Cleveland on business
Tho residence Of the late James s, GIN Is fol
Nm; R,w, MCvcy Is visiting her parents in
Wheeling.
Mr., Dennis Bien, Of Fl PASo, Texas, Is here
among friends,
Charles Rosser finished the paving Of Central
avenue yesterday,
A benefit ball will DO given Friday night 81
Turner Hall Tor Henry LlldSkey,
Volunteer Hose Company No. 8 will hold NJ
important meeting tomorrow night
Andy sehIck, formerly Of this city, but now Of
North Baltimore Is In the city among friends
DIR, @. l., Anderson has shipped his household
goods West, but will not leave for some time yet
Miss Massey McGregor returned from . weeks
visit TO Wheeling relatives and friends yester'
The Lantern Globe Company are transferring
town,
Edward Hanes aud family. Of Pittsburgh,
have moved hero and will make this their ~
tuEe home,
In the new building OF A. ReymAnn, on Union
street, preparations are being made for hlllng
the cellar With ice,
The W. Q. 7. U, here have engaged Rev. Anna
- ~ NNNNNAN wv Wv
and the cause on MAySl.
AdrupkeR man WAS seen on the streets yester,
day with one side Of his face aud head badly cut
up, but too drunk 10 know II,
The young lady mentioned In yesterdays In
TELLIGESCER In the Proctor scrRpG has many
friends here aud was well known
Men were busy yesterday at bridge 90, on the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh road ut West Wheeling,
unloading stone for the new piers,
Ham HealhOrington aud family have moved
10 Point Pleasant, W, Va, Mr., HeAtheFIngLon
taking charge Of tho dry docks at that place,
Howard n. Strong, Of Wheeling, was down
yesterday on business. He presents quite q
soldierly appearance. He Is one Of the LinSly
boys,
The residence Of Mrs, L. Caldwell, lust west Of
Armstrong; Mills on the b., z, & q, road, was
completely destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
about q, 900,
Two prominent brick men came TO blows In
W. J, MGClAin's office on Monday evening, The
older one knocked the younger man down sud-
denly, He got up quickly and knocked the
other man down, and got on top, and would
have made quick work Of him buttor friends OF
both nAFIlh5 Interfering,