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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-22
YESTERDAYS POLICE COURT.
A Big GrIst of Cases Disposed of-strlcls,
ford Goes to the i'm,

ford Goes to the iiill,
Yesterday mornings session Of the
Police Court was one Of the largest and
most profitable that has been held for
some time past. There were eighteen
cases disposed Of, and as the fines i'm.
posed were nearly all paid the contin.
gent fund Of the Board Of Public Works
was replenished by goodly sun.
James McGown, dlsorderly, was fined
s. and costs. Levi Smith, disorderly, 81
and costs. John West, disorderly, S. and
costs. Elmer Miller, disorderly, S. and
costa. John Miller, disorderly, s. and
costs. Thomas Richards, disOrderly, So
and costs; these last three named en-,
gagged In small sized war In Schwalb's
place on Main street Saturday night.
Len Barrett aud Walt ShatIer, both dis,
orderly, were fined S. and costs each
"Donsn Russell, who assisted in the dis.
order created by these two, was also
fined s. and costs, but being unable to
settle was sent to the hill for thirty days,
Sam West, disorderly, was another who
had TO make a contribution OF s. and
costs. Alice Leverage and Kate COfield,
two disreputable women for being out
after sundoW n paid S. costs each, vii.
liam Harrison was another disorderly
who had to settle on basis OF S. and
costs. Isaac Fist acted disorderly and
was fined 81 and costs. All Of the above
named with the exception Of Russell,
were able to settle. Thomas Ryan blew
all his substance in for drink and had to
70 to the hill for fifteen days In default OF
a fine Of 81 and costs. The case OF
Joseph sChrimp charged with assaultlng
his wife, was continued till this morning
owing 10 the absence Of the wife as q
witness.
Ii. +. Strickiord, the young man re.
terred to in Yesterdays issue as having
worked Jake Wilhelm for $40 and as
being regarded by the police with sus.
piCion, was fined SO aud costs for having
acted in a disorderly manner several
days since. When arrested S.rickford
had s. in his pockets. Chief Delbrugge
took charge OF this and while holding it
was served with attachment papers got
ten out by Wilhelm, who wanted as
much Of his money back as he could
get. StriCkford having no money with
which to settle his hn9 was sent TO the
hill for thirty days.
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BEN HOGASs MEETINGS
Drawing Crowds from the AIaSsss-A splen
did Meeting Last Night,

did Meeting Last Night, ~
Ben Hogan's second gospel meeting,
held in the Opera House last night, was
in point OF attendance, better than the
Sunday afternoon meeting. The house
was well allied, but With a different class
OF people from that which first greeted
him. The audience was composed prin.
clpally OF non.church going people Just
the class Mr., Hogan is reaching for, and
the very people who need him most.
There was noticeable tendency on
the part OF the audience TO block up the
alsles and doorway, while seats were
still To be had in the front rows, This
showed that the audience came from the
masses who do not attend church, and
who feel timidity about being looked
at, Mr., Hogan, however, did q great
deal u make these people feel at home,
and as they tired Of Standing, but not
OF hearing, they slowly slipped forward,
and when the meeting closed there were
many more occupied seats than when 1t
began,
Rev. DR., Cushing was on hand again,
and occupied q stage seat, and was &C.
Companied by Presiding Elder s. E.
Jones, A number Of young men from
the Y, NJ. q. A. assisted with the sing
ing, and the audience did It's part nicely.
Mr.. Hogan talked on the Inns OF mans
Influence over his iellow.man, He took
his theme from the First Palm, and
followed up its line OF Thought very
nicely, 4
The principal idea portrayed Is that
every man has an influence either for
good or evil, as he directs 1t. He told Of
hoe he, when proprietor Of q faro bank
at Saratoga, caused the downfall OF a
man far his superior in social aud mental
capacity, by simply allowing him to en-
ter his gambling house as his guest, but
not as q player, Had he refused. to ad-
init him he might have continued q
wealthy and influential man.
"Ilow much better II Is for a man to
ask his friends to go to church than 10
offer them inducements to 60 to saloons
and gambling houses how much happier
he feels when he knows that he has
exerted good influence than when he
has exerted bad one"
He demonstrated moral and religious
growth in man by examples from the
gymnasium, and showed that growth in
Godlness and physical development fol.
lowed much similar lines,
Mr.. Hogan has power with the people
he reaches for. II is not his special giit
to exhort polished ladies' and gentlemen,
but he can talk the good common sense
which he once belonged, need.
He will continue the meetings In the
Opera House during the remainder Of
the week, and possibly longer. Monday
night Is always hard night to draw d
house, and he expects the building Ia
be crowded this evening. Hereafter
there will be an organ on the stage, and
1t Is hoped that two comets will be &c.
cured to assistin leading the singing,
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LOCAL BREYITIRs
Matters Of Minor SIomSnt in aud Abou
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment in aud About
the City,
AT the Grand to-niRht-the Rnehart
Sisters opera company
A REGULAR semi-monthly meeting Of
Council will be held this evening,
TUE Council Committee on Police met
last evening and audited the usual
amount Of monthly bills.
ST, PAuLs GERMAN church has arrang-
ed to TeiuFnlsh the auditorium through
out with furniture Of the latest design,
THR talk on "Physlcial Exercise, to
have been given at the y, NJ, O, A, to-
night, by Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart, has
been postponed on account Of the Hogan
Sawyer meeting at the Opera House,
The Eliza H. has brought up the river
about dozen boat houses that have
been moored along the river banks be-
low here during the past season, Nearly
all Of them belong to fishermen from
here,
Ed MARLlNa, the assistant yard mas
ter Of the B, q o. company at this point,
desires II stated that he Is the only per-
son Of that name in tho city and that he
was not one OF those who witnessed
Sundays shooting sCrape up OaldWelrs
run,
Carr, HARRY BRowN, one OF the lead
ing coal operators OF Pittsburgh, has
been informed in regard to ClosinR the
channel span Of the Union bridge, t6aI
the matter 10 in the hands Of the bridge
contractors. II Is probable that when
the false work Is put up there will DO q
space Of 200 feet left open,
The attention OF those DESTROYS o.
making good real estate investment i
directed 70 the advertisement In thlt
issue offering for sale the fine fruit farm
Just north Of the grounds Ol the state
Fair Association, on the Island. There
Is an S.room house on the property and
everything about the place is In good
condition,
THR Democratic mass meeting to bt
| held at Bpllaire this evening, at which
| Mr., Campbell the party's Gnbernatorlal
candidate, and Mr., Authwaite will
sneak, promises to 10 well attended BY
| Democrats from here. The steamer Bel
iaire will make special trips to accom-
modate those who want 10 go down
The Opera House band, Of this city, vii
furnish the music.
Iris understood that the Ohio Rive
Railroad Company will BIZ sued by thu
heirs Of Mr., and Mrs. Cats, the aget
couple living near MoundsvillG, whit
| were killed a few days since by beinl
struck by a train. Mr., j, Alex. EHinl
has charge ofthe matter and will proba
bly, institute the suits at the Marcl
term. Ten thousand dollars will be de
manded in each case.
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Fencing Class Formed.

Several Of the active members Of the
Turner'S Society, Of this city, have or.
ganized themselves into q class for in-
struchon in foil fencing and Indian club
swinging. Professor F, Krogh, the
teacher Of physical education, who was
recently engaged 10 come here from
Johnstown, Is IN accomplished tencer,
and the success he has had In imparting
instruction 10 the large classes he Is con.
Quoting In other branches OF physical
development, warrants the belief that
the newly formed class will find the ex-
ercise fascinating as well as beneficial.
The class organized by elepting George
Loos, President; G. Mayer, Vice Presi.
denti Herman schambra, Officer; r.
Muhmeman, Secretary and w. SCham-
bra, Treasurer. The class will meet once
q month for business and once week
for instruction.
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nomo from the synod AIeolIngl

Rev. L. W. Barr, OF the Third Presby.
terrain church, returned last evening
from Pittsburgh, where he has been dur.
ing the past week attending the Pennsyl.
vaniasynod Of the Presbyterian Church.
The Synod was quite a large body aud
Included over 900 delegates. The Synod
elected Rev. DR.. w. w. MOrehead, OF
Greensburg, Moderator. The delegates
from the Washington Presbytery, to
which the churches in this city belong,
were Rev. L. W. Barr, Rev. James II.
snowden, Of Washington, Pa, Rev.
George b. Mcdonald, Of Prosperity,
Pa, Rev. T. A. Anderson, OF East Buf.
ialo, Pa, and Elder B. S. Thornburg, OF
Elm Grove and Elder Carmichael, Of
Wellsburg. Mr.. Barr stated that the re-
ports Of the Committees on Reneyolence
were very satisfactory. The question Of
dividing the Synod was discussed and
voted down almost unanimously. The
Synod meets In the First Presbyterian
church in this city in 1890,
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CALL carly anu get tho choicest
values al SUM 4 Co.'s SIX sale.
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This remedy Is becoming 80 vel
known and so popular as To need no spe
cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tets sing tile same song Of pralse,--A
purer medicine docs not exist and II ID
guaranteed TO do all that Is claimed
Electric BitteH will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove pin,
Piles, hoIlB, salt rheum and ether AZTEC.
tons CauBed by Impure bloud.--Will
drive malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll a. Cureall malarial iCvcB.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion Try Electric Bltters.-Entiro
satisiaCtion guaranteed, or money 70.
iunded.-PtICG 30 cts, and 81 90 per bot.
tic at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 8
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oIl mem Enronts for nInnnlnrton.

Dlsince last Friday evening there has
not q passenger train left here over the
main line Of the B. ( o. that has not
carried delegation Of oil men from the
Washington oil field, all hurrying for.
ward to the new Huntington and Mo.
Mongolia county fields, drawn there by
the reports about the Jackson well at
Warrington and the developments on
Doll'srpn,
Among those who went out yesterday
were John D. France, l.. NJ. Parker and
II. Joe McGivern, three well known
scouts and oil men, who have been max.
ing the Taylorstown district Of the
Washington field their headquarters OF
late. They stated that with the Taylo
town field playing out they had cast
about as 10 where they should next
locate, and come 10 the conclusion that
the new oil field opening up In West
Virginia was the best for them and can
get to the new field In time to get in on
the ground floor. Mr.. France Is under.
stood TO hold several leases in different
paris Of Marion county, and Is enthusiasts
tic over the outlook.
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pSrTho Latest Styles In CIOaks Re-
CeIYed Daily.
E1-iOO Fine TaiIOr-M Made StOckinet
Jackets Just opened,
bSrDr. Warmers Sanitary Under
wear,
p% eattern Dresses at Re-
duced Prlces.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. Frederick Neiman is the guest Of
the family Of Mr., Julius Lohse.
DR.. @. FL. Ulrich will arrive in New
York City to-day, after u pleasant sojourn
In the Fatherland.
MIR. ]. Wiley Mulholland, Of Philadell.
phia, Is again in this city, and as usual,
IL registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Minnie Delano, Of Denver, Colo
RADIO, Is visiting the family ofAr. Henry
Serig, on North Main street.
Mrs. Col. Rankin aud daughter, Miss
Nellie, Of Bellalre, are the guests Of
friends in this city fora few days
Among those registered ct the stamm
Yesterday we're @. W. Manpin, Of Mason
county, and ]. p. Fleming, Of Fairmont.
Mr.. Alex Laughlin, OF Cleveland, for.
merly Of this city, arrived here last even.
ing on a brief business visit. He is at
the Mcclure.
Miss Bee Kerns, Of Clarksburg, who
was been here as the guest OF her friend
Miss Barrett, for some time past, has re-
turned home.
AT $3.50 this morning, Mr., T. NJ, Rich.
ards and Miss Ella RalCliir will be mar
ried, ut the home Of the brides parents
at No. 1886 Jacob street, by Rev. l.. w.
Barr.
Invitations are out for luncheon to
hn 1ivpn "Wednesday nfthrnnOn nv Mrs
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Huntlng ror sllerburn,. lIeIr..

Chief pelbtugge has received a letter
from Minneapolis, signed by one. w. g.
MCCord, who wants 10 learn something
about the heirs OF a man named ]. A.
sheirburn, or sherburn, who he says
was about here at times between 1850
and 1850, and who Is believed to have
relatives still living about here. sher.
burn 10 said by NcCord 10 have been
partially paralySed, and to have owned
property In the west. McCor1 RtateS ID
hig letter, WHICH Is written on a type
writer that ought TO be in the repair
shop judging from the horrible work II
does, that his Office Is In the Corn
Exchange and that he 10 very anxlousto
find Mr.. Sherburn's heirs. Chief Del.
brugge will show the letter 10 any one
who may be interested.
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Read the following: Mr.. O. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with ahscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an inCurable
conspmptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able 10
oversee the work on my farm. II Is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
"Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Of
health" Tryit. Sample bottleg free al
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store.
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Mr. James oglsbay, OF Kansas City,
sessor Il ' horse That IS Is being looked SS
upon by the leading horsemen OF the
West as a wonder, and as one that may
yet deVelope into something phenom.
email. The animal is called "Sedalia
Boy;n he has been on the track but six
weeks, yet in that time he has won the
first money, q, 900, In the 1927 class trot
at Terre Haute, and in the 1897 class
trot at Lexington last week. The race
at Terre Haute was very exciting and
close contest, hut the new horse showed
the blood that was In him, and finally
won. With longer training on the track
there is every reason to believe that the
horse will acquire very low record,
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The peethoyen Gives a DIg Dance.

The Beethoven Singing Society gave a
big ball at Its hall corner Of Main and
Fourteenth streets last night. The Opera
House orchestra furnished the music,
and the dancers, who wcre numerous,
almost too much SO for comfort at times,
missed no opportunity to take advantage
OF tho stirring melody produced. The
affair was ably managed throughout and
everybody had a good time. It was the
Beethoven's opening event Of the season
and it's success bodies well for that Of the
other entertainments this popular 80.
ciety Is to give this season.
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The Council Committee on Health
met last night, and spent an hour dis
cusBing the best disposition to be made
Of the contents Of dry earth vaults. 1t
was finally decided 10 amend the cre'
matory ordinance so as to allow the con.
tents Of such vaults to BE- deposited in
the country II q suitable place for such
disposition can be secured. The ere.
matOry repairs arc about finished and
fire will DO lighted tomorrow. A num-
Der Of small bills were approved.
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Why continue The Use 81 Irritating
powders, anulIs OF llquidB7 Elys Cream
Balm, pleasant Of application and BuFO
cure iof Catafrh and cold Ia head, can be
had for doc. tits easily applied into the
uoatrllB, 10 safe and pleasant, and d
curing The most obstinate cases, 1tgives
relief at once. MwFaw
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s5OOReward offered by the propfietors
Of Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an in.
Caan


combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and pruneB, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. 1tcures habitual con.
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by 0. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
W. E, Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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are not slow to understand that, in order
to warrant their manufacturers in guar
anteeing them to benefit or cure, medi-
Cines must possess more than ordinary
merit and curative properties. Dr..
pierCe's Golden Medical Discovery is
the only blood medicine sold, through
druggists, under pOsitire guarantee that
II will benefit or cure or money paid for
II will DO returned. In all blood, skin
and scalp diseases, and for all sCrotulous
affections, II Is specific.
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Tho IIrltl.h GrnIn rrnde.

LONDON, Oct. 2l,-The uGrk Lane Espres'
in It's weekly review OF the British grain trade,
says; New English wheat, Notwithstanding large
deliveries, Is strong at an advance OF Cd. Tie
sales Oi English wheat for the week were S3,I7a
quarters ut 2gs, l0d per quarter, HgAlnst Tl,GSl
quarters at SIS, ID for the corresponding week
last year. English flour Is weak. American
flour Is hold for ID advance. Foreign whCats arc
hrmer. Barley Is Cd higher Oats and corn arc
firmly held. To-day tho best English whGats
were Cd higher. Foreign wheat was firm, but In
less demand than English. Prices for Amerl-
can llOur were maintained, although there was
4 falling Off In tho sales Mating harley adj
yanced IL and grlndlnE 6d. Oats were Cd better.
Corn advanced I'd
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Is natures own true laxative. II is tho
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever to cure haDitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For saie In 30 cents
aud 81 bottles by logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller.
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On November | the construction trains
on the Bowerstown extension Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie will be taken oil
and nothing more be done until spring.
The company has succeeded In complete
ing all 1t started out to do, and will have
put In operation by Novumber l, 3s adj
dilional miles Of road, opening up the
richest coal territory in the State. Tue
terminus for the winter will be LAUREL
ton, a new town spripging up because
Of tho opening Of the Laurelton mine.
This, with the Dillon and Long Bun
mines, will give the road nearly 100 cars
OF coal per day.-Toledo Bee.
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The case Of the Wheeling Natural Gus
Company against the Elna Glass aud
Manufacturing Company, is again up for
hearing in tho Common Pleas Court ut
st. Clairsyille. This isthe case in which
the validity OF the contract Is 10 be test.
ed aud In which oil manufacturers are
interested. Whether any responsibility
attaches TO the gas company will be do.
terminel by this case.
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The Crystal Glass Companys works
were closed yesterday, the workmen
having quit work on account OF differ
enCe Of opinion between them and the
firm concerning the manner Of paying
the men when green boys are employed.
The company has good sized stock on
hands, and " III not probably submit 10
the workers demands.
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EVERY person who visited stliel <
Co.'S Silk Sale yesterday proclaimed II
10 be Just as represented, with full lines
Of Black and Colors, and al prices lower
than ever before offered In Wheeling,
No Que can afford 70 miss this opportu.
nifty Of getting ane Silk at q small price.
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OF the ago In the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, manu-.
featured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. II Is agreeable to the
taste acceptable to the stomach, harmless
ID Ito nature, painless yet prompt and
thorough lis action. For sale In 30 cts,
and $l.OO bottles by Logan Drug Co.,
Anton 7. Hess, II. B. Burt and o, Men.
kemeller,
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1897 & il issa I NarEct I Street.

If ,Ou cannot SOC and need speCtnCleS
ron siiOUlll call Oh Us aud have your Eyes
Tested without charge, We have tho
llneSl Instruments anu more etperletlCD
than any other OpilClan ID the state,
and guarantee Satisfaction or tlOnOy re-
funded, JACOB W, ukUDB,
IBWeler and uptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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WARRINGTON, OCT. 29.-For West Wiz.
giuia, iAir, stationary temperature, north.
efly Winds.
cd by light rain In Indiana and western
portions Of Tennessee and Kentucky,
stationary temperature, variable winds,
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1000 White Spreads VSC, worth 81 10.
30 pieces Barred and Striped Cloth at
1Sc, worth 2bc.
10000 yards Canton Flannel at 4lc,
worth 70.
STONE 4 TuoMAg,
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I.ndIna

In delicate health and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, dyspepsia,
billousness or piles, should Try the pleas.
aiit fruit laxative, Elixir OF Dates. Sold
In 80 cent bottles by OR, Goethe, w,
W. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., whole.
gale agents..
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MARyiN'S Eagle Butter otackors' paS
excellence, delicate flavor and symmetri.
cal beauty, are the envy Of our com.
petilota. For sale by all groeers,
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MARvtS's Shell Oyster Crackers arc
tho latest novelty. Every cracker the
shape Of the Oyster Shell. For sale by
all tyFornFa.
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GRHAT closing ont at cost Of Dry G Gods,
Ladies' Wraps, Carpets, ETC., 10 make
room and time for Wanalnaker 4
Browns Tailoring. YOU can save IS
per cent sure al J.W, FBRRELs,
2l0i Main street,
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II lS well 10 remember that the oldent
cases oil rheumatism and neuralgia have
been speedily cured by Salvation OIL.
Price Q5 cent? O bottle.