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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13
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Care Should Be Exercised.

Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Sir-The following accident-one of several which have come to my knowl- edge here-carries with it an instruc- tive moral that will undoubtedly be of use to the many readers of your valuable paper A young man lately crushed the end of his thumb while working with a press. Proceeding to doctor it him. self he sent to drug store for carbolic acid which he applied in its purity on a part firmly. Result-gangrene, that is death of the thumb rendering amputation necessary. Moral: First-indiscriminat selling of poison should be misde- meanor here as in most states of Europe; second-employ physician.
 Respectfully,
 M. J. DoNoHoE, M. D. Waterbury, Feb 13.
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SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

e- Secretaries are requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs, and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings This Evening. Mattatuck Council, R. A. ..... Eureka Chapter.
 Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F. Harmonic Benevolent Association. Steuben Lodge, D. O. H. Amphion Club.
 Canton Waterbury, I. O. o. F.
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A CHICAGO .RIPPER. :"

A Woman Murdered and Most Hor-
 ribly Mutilated.
 CHICAGO, Feb 13.-The body of a woman was found by the police on Bat terfield street thls morning mutilated beyond all precedent. The head and feet had been cut off and the trunk literally hacked to pieces. An old apron contained the viscera which had been torn from the abdomen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13

RESTRICT of Waterbury ss, Probate Court, lJ February 4th. 1889.
 Estate of Jeremiah Luddy. late of Waterbury. in id district deceased.
 The court of probate for the district of Water bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly ttested, within said time will be debarred a reco> cry. All persons indebted to said esta 6 are requested to make immediate payment to
 ANNE LUDDY,
 Administratrix,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13

D FebruAry IF, lSS4.
 bury in said district, deceased.
 Upon application of Mathew Lynch, the exec utor of said estate praying for an order for the sale of the real estate of said deceased, viz The house and lot on Scovin street in the city of Waterbury known as the late residence of the deceased, for division among the devisees as per Ordered that said application be heard and determined at the probate office in Waterbury in said district on the 18th day of February A. D. 1889 at 2o'clock in the afternoon and that notice be given to the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same one time in some newspaper having circulation in said district
 ELLIS PHEIAAN, Judge.
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Lake, Strobel & Go, successors to D. c. Calender, have this day received fifty silver watches. Give us call and we will show you what we can give you from $10 to SIS. and 3 Exchange place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13
A Morning Confiagration.

NEW YORK, Feb 13.-A fire this morn ing in the five-story building, Nos sos to GOT West Thirty sixth street, did be- tween S75,0 ,000 and $10O, ,000 damage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13

Figs, nuts, bananas, lemons, and fine Florida fruit at Ladd's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-13

DR. c. w. S. FROST, tS7 Bank street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-20
GENERAL lNpuSrRIAL NEWs.

Items Gathered from About the Furnaces
and Kuns-Wha tho Workmsnar Doing.
The Hobbs Glass Co., commenced
making glass from It's second furnace
yesterday,
McClain Bros, OF Bellaire, have about
fifteen more cars Of stone for the Union
bridge, to deliver,
This company now has twenty,eight
pots In operation, and can see business
TO Justify their continuance.
Knowles, Taylor Knowles. Eost Liv.
erpool, are receiving some European
goods via Camden and Bellaire.
The Belmont Glass Works, at Bellaire,
broke four pots yesterday, and did not
go on, but a start will be made to-day.
The glass could not be gotten ready
yesterday at the Rellaire Bottle Works,
and In consequence the men we're idle,
but will go TO work to-day.
Mr.. s. Il. Williams, manager OF the
Standard mill, has returned from Mon
treal, Canada, where he superintendent
the reconstruction Of q bar mill.
A. ]. Sweeney 4 Sons report business
rather quiet, the foundry department
being closed They are at present rush.
ing the LaBelle engine repair job.
The Spears Axle Works Is running
full, with a fair demand for their goods.
Trade is better than usual at this time Of
year, August and September usually be,
ing their dull months.
The Whitaker mill was forced to lay
of the only four sheet mills they had in
operation yesterday, on account OF the
gas giving out. The remainder Of the
mill Is still oil for repairs.
The Riverside nail factory, which has
been of for two weeks, while tho plate
mill was closed down, will probably re-
sumo Tomorrow, provided q sufficient
supply OF plate can be secured.
A casting, broken on Saturday morn
ing at the Bellaire Steel Works, was re.
ceived from Pittsburgh that night by ex-
press and put in on Sunday, This was
very quick work. Only one day, or
rather a part Of one day, was lost,
The new LaBelle Pottery has burned
one kiln Of ware very successfully. A
second kiln was fired on Friday, but the
gas pressure became so light as TO neces-
state the letting out Of the fire. The
burning had, fortunately, not progressed
far enough to damage the ware.
Mr.. John F. Miller, Secretary Of the
American Glass Company at Anderson,
Ind, writes that there Is no foundation
whateveri In the report given publication
in these columns a few days since, to the
effect that sixteen pots had been lost in
firing up that company's furnace.
The Nicholson furnace Of the Crystal
Glass Company over in Bridgeport Is
filled with pots and built up ready for
FIRE. The furnace will be heated up
with coke to-day aud will be producing
glass in about eight days. Tie firm re.
ports trade prospects fairly good.
The LaBelle Iron Company started a
part OF It's tack factory yesterday, will
put on a part OF the nail factory to-day
and hopes 10 have the plate mill and
pudding department on by next Mon.
day. The break down was particularly
unfortunate, for the reason that the
company has a fine list Of orders on
hands which they can not gil.
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Id Ju,tlee peterman,s Court.

Justice Peterman yesterday put George
and John Cline under bonds Of 500 each
10 keep the peace for one year. Both
are young men, sons OF that well known
character, Chris Cline, who isat present
In jail, having been sent there by JUS
tice Peterman for contempt Of court.
Chris and his two sons were arrested
Sunday morning by Constable Wilcox,
charged with a disturbance Of the peace.
Wilcox found the three In their home on
Sixteenth street having a sort Of a free.
ior.all fight, The evidence yesterday
showed that the old man was intoxi.
Gated and got the boys 10 fighting. For
that reason the Justice decided TO merely
put them under bonds. The old man
was arralpned before the Justice and
was so abusive that he was sent up for
contempt. After that oiTense is squared
up he will be held 10 answer for the use
81 abusive language and disturbance Of
the peace.
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LOYAL BREYHIEs
Matter. o. Minor Moment in and AbOut the
City,

YESTERDAY morning an oldman named
James Malroy, living in Alley 70, lel
while descending the steps at bis home'
and broke his arm.
III. FARMER and Josephine Wright
were pulled in by Chief Delbrugge last
night for driving q horse at q galloP
across the Market street bridge,
THE Council Committee on Scales was
called 10 meet last evening, but as MT,
Movers, OF the Eighth ward, was the
only member who put in an appearance
nothing was done.
TAG B, & o. pay car arrived here yes,
terday afternoon from Pittsburgh anu
paid of the train men who happened ~
Be In, and the few employees who are lelt
here, Last night it was run down 70
Benwood and after paying OIL there M
al Bellaire, to-day, will go on wess W
Ohicago.
CATHERINE WRRTzBRRdER was lined ~
and costs by Justice Davis last evening
for profans swearing, The complaint
was lodged by Letter'carrier !. W;
White and TO prevent a recurrence OF
the trouble, the Justice placed Gath
crime under sos bond TO keep the peace
SIX months,
OFFICER PRRTTYMAN arrested q one
legged man last night for drunkenness.
The fellow refused to give his name, oul
was recognized at headquarters as q mar
who has been about town several days
and who has made himself very obnox'
ious by selzlng people by the clothing
as they passed him.
adobe L. ROBINSON, the only daughter
Of Mr., aud Mrs. William II, Robinson
died at their home in T%iltonyille, Ohio
Yesterday morning. Miss Robinson Tor
merly lived with her parents In this city
and was well known among q large mum
Der OF Island people, The funeral occur
In this city tomorrow.
A JOLLY party Of St. olalrsville gen,
tlemen attended tho minstrel show las
night. The party comprised County
treasurer George Robinson. !, II, Gas
ton, Judge OF the Probate Court. ex'
Prosecutor Kenuon, Samuel Geller, JONI
Troll, Louis Troll, Alex Taylor, Z. .
White and W. S. Cowan.
TIE Sisters Of st, Joseph yesterday re-
ceiyed from the Central Glass Company,
through President N, B, Scott, o hand
some set OF glassware, consisting. o.
twenty.iour pieces, to be disposed Of q
their picnic 10 be held on the State Fai'
grounds Thursday. This picnic promises
10 be the biggest thing Of the Kind tina
las been held this season, The attrac
lions being arranged are-numerous, anc
all who attend will be certain to enjoy
themselves.
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THURSDAYS PIUEIO
Attic Ralr Grounds for the Benefit Of the
Sisters Ofst, Joseph,

The mere fact that the picnic to be
given at the State Fair Grounds next
Thursday, the 92d, is for the benefit Of
the Sisters Of St, Joseph will insure a
good crowd Of seekers after wholesome
amusement, The horse racing OF itself
will attract lovers Of innocent excite,
ment. The local horsemen predict that
the pony race especially viii be unusu-
ally interesting, as ponies from Ohio and
Pennsylvania will be present TO try for
the handsome prizes offered, II Is
thought by the gentlemen Of the com,
mittee that twenty or more ponies will
be enteFedio for this race, Arpnning race
for horses is also on the programme,
besides foot races, for which prizes are
offered and entries solicited, Concert
music by the Opera House orchestra,
dancing, Croquet, quoitpitching, foot
ball, swings, tug-of,war, and q shooting
gallery will add 70 the attractions OF the
picnic for those who will not be sufi-
GENTLY tempted by the prospect Of a
good dinner and lighter refreshments,
That the conduct OF the wholeRtIair will
be above all criticism Is assured by the
character Of the gentlemen who are
managing II,
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place 70 rast than M. wbsrs bs q

months past. He viii hnd no better
place to rest than Just where he Is,
o. W. Rife, special correspondent Of
the Columbus STATE Journal, aldthe Asso-
clAted Press, arrived on the p. m, train,
Rev, MI, TresChel, Of the German
Methodist Church, Ohapline street,
Wheeling, was present at the morning
service,
The singers were reinforced yesterday
by Mr., j. H., Hopkins, Of Bellaire, with
his corpet, This isagreat addition to
the music,
Rev, Mr., Denton. Rev. N. F. Dryden
and vile and Rev, o, E. Clark and wife,
OF Warrington, were on the grounds
yesterday,
That was q good suggestion OF Rev,
Mr., Stewards that parents give q little
oversight to their small children while
the seyices are ipprogress,
Mrs, Estelle Martin, Of Moundsyille,
and Miss Rida Dean, Of Wheeling, have
very kindly furnished nearly all the
organ and ptRnoaCcompaniments for the
singing.
TheannpRl meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Camp Association will be held at
the office on the grounds between the
hours Of l and 8 o'clock this afternoon
for the purpose OF e.ecting six directors
to serve for four years, rs,
Bishop Joyce Is a great believer in
hand shaking. He never lets slip an
opportunity TO give a good, cordial grasp
Of the hand, and scarcely a service Ia
held that he does not at its conclusion
invite the people to come forward and
shake hands with him, He says he has
been timed, and that he can shake
hands with 500 people in forty minutes.
Presiding Elder s, E. Jones has gen,
eral supervision Of the, religious exer-
eises, Among the other ministers on
the ground are Rev, L, 1, Stewart, ,ol
Benwood; Rev. .A, Hammond, q New
Martinsyille; Rev, F. N. Lynch, Of Cam
eron; Rev. o, II. Lakin and "Father''
Batelle, Of M~oundsyille; Rev. j, Wesley
Webb, Of Trladelphia, and Rev, Mr.,
Grimes, Of Wheeling.
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ODD PUDDING MILL
At the Belmont Being Put in
Shape to Do Work Again,
GLASS CONFERENCE TODAY,
General Industrial News Gathered
from About the Furnaces and
Kilps on Both Sides
OF the Ohio River,

Resurrection day seem to have arrived
at the Belmont mill, The upper end
Of the forge department, where the pud.
ding furnaces are located, is being
cleaned up and the old muck rolls put
into shape for use, Even the two tum-
BILE down pudding furnaces located out
on the river bank are To be utilized, and
o force Of carpenters are at work putting
up o building over them so they can be
used, The puddle mill will be ready 70
resume for the first time in Ave years
week after next. The nail plate mill was
forced to lay of yesterday morning 10
allow repairs TO be made, The factory
Ia ON full.
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Justice Arkle had 4 lively case 10 dis.
pose Of yesterday. The principals were
Poles, and their names, as nearly a.
could DO made out were Stephen Mol,
ner and George Rogers. George owed
Stephen a board bill and was slow about
settling II. When pressed by Mrs, Mol.
nsf ioF that little balance he became
abusive and called her q series Of names
that 90 aroused Stephen'slre that no fired
George out without any ceremony. For
this assault lie was fined % and costs,
and an assessment Of 81 aud costs wa5
levied on Stephen for his use Of abusive
language. The scene In the Juslice'S
Office during the progress Of the case
was picturesque 10 the extremes the
flow Of language was like that Of d tor.
rent and the smell was loud.
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ABOuT PEOPLE.


Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. George Hess left yesterday tol
Leadville, COL, on a visit to his brother
Mrs. Flora Chapman, OF North MAR
street, Is visiting friends at Tiltonsville
Ohio.
Miss sallie McGarey, Of Weston, istLt
guest Of Miss Mary Dorsey, Of NORTH
Wheeling,
Gao,oo n gturois, Esn. United State
Districe 4%ttornev, Of Morpantown, Is a
The Mcclure.
Mrs ,John A. Brown and her two bow
ora ,La Snssts n Mrs Browns brother
" r. Waiter Of The Island.
ID A.. uor., Woods ~ Nav
Ut anu d. m ora n"oSIs ~ NJ
Tamss Ga;thsr, Of Martins Ferry.
,1" ssL'..iL Iii .LI,I.on ,rh,
Mrs. L. ecnMa!u anu unh T,,S
nave oeen nUuau SPt aneo 10
caravans Nailey' naN' iV'uEneu %
Mr. and. Mrs, Thomas N; Reilly lel
yesterday for me Thousand Islands ane
other points oil interest IN inc NoFLneas'
W. N. Cofland, Appointment St. Clairs
vile man, accompanied ny his brother
J. L. oofaand, OF Rlchland Centre, WIS,
Is at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Gillespie were amOnl
The Martins Ferry people who attended
the Opera House last night.
Msssrs, A. n, List and Sam Hazlett
have rot"rrad home from Atlantic Citv
where thew have been having a glorious
time for tie past two or three weeks.
NJ Georao n Jacouos nj the New
yoIt SroCtsrv ,toSr"af y in lie citv
ealing on ia class and military neonls,
M I sc On a IL 4 iol,v "I Sentisman wTp l.
:" % iao Ss' gg]aico%sd nv 10 m9n%iac,nrst
nrI soIeSmen "'
""u 0"''
among those tegisIereu ~ tnos tamm
House Yesterday were =; w. bravsnaT
81 yalley tsllsi deputy Matsn4I VIZ .
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FlInt CHM Oonrerenee To,day.

There will be an adjourned meeting
at the Mcclure house to-day OF the con,
ference committee OF the American Flint
Glassworkers' Association and the local
manufacturers, at which It Is hoped an
amicable adjustment will be reached oil
the disputed points in the iron and paste
mold scale, The subcommittee appoint
ed last week to consider this matter will
report, and Il Is expected that there will
be no trouble in reaching a mutually
satisfactory understanding,
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no CHAUTAUQUA.
Tho pepnsylyauia company Announces TX

Tho Pennsylvania Company Announces TX.
'cursiOns for Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Excursion tickets ct rate OF 50 10 will
be sold by the Pennsylvania Company
from Bridgeport to Lakewood or James.
town aud return via Shenango and the
New York, Lake Erie 4 Western Rail-
way on each Tuesday and Saturday
during August and September. Tickets
will be good returning for fifteen days
from date OF sale. For further informa.
ton apply to Ticket Agent at Bridge
mort n ~
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not siCken or debilitate. Fol
sale Ia 90 cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt
and O, Menkemeller.
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chicago and Return s. BY tho pau.uanal.

On August 81, 90, 23 and "a, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati k St. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets 70
Chicago at rate OF 50 for round trip.
Tickets good for return passage ten days
from date Of sale. Train leaves Wheel.
ing at l:45 p. m. (city time) and arrives
at Chicago at Z o'clock the following
morning, For further information ap.
ply to Agent Panhandle Route, Wheel.
fnO w Va
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Is natures own true laxative. II ls The
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costlve; 10 dlBpel head.
aches, colds, and fever 10 cuf eihabituaI
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only BY the California Eli
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cent?
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton 7. Hess, r. b. Burt and Q. Men
kemellef.
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IF YOU cannot see aud need SpeCtaCles
you should call on tsAnd have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
ilneStinstruments and moro experience
than any other OptlClan In The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB W, GRUDD,
JeWGler and QptlCIat,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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Ntw YoRE. AugutliS-Thet MAS more zen.
etaldethAhd tot dry goOd4 al. nttl hands with 1
ESSa biIlnsts Y ESole .n, ieSIics 9a9pEsd . thS
With more doing IN bieAhhed than Ia brown,
ftlnb received q iaiI amount Of attention,
There were some good orders lot vEiiS dr.
cotton l0t neat lpflhgt The market Ma ID.
beaa IN WA4h lahth9 Wal et1fenUd Today byh
drive In "tondOA bofdA' afibA ~
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A YexatLous Gl.a shortngo

Gas has been a rather scarce article in
the pipes Of the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company during the past few days,
They are making some new connections
out at the wells, and will come in with
much better pressure Tomorrow. There
was quitea general complaint yesterday
over the i~rregularity Of the pressure.
The Rtua and Standard mills were Com.
PEELED to osedown several departments
q part OF the day on account OF Il.
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Another plahsed ilouaekeep.r.

TilroNSyitLr, o. August Il, 1850.
Nesrs. s. Hat'I Sonlt
siRsi-Aiter using your excellent Pan,
Handle Coffee for some time and saving
the tickets, l enclose twenty-five OIL
them, and In return | will be pleased Ia
get one Of your oil paintings
Respectfully,
Mis-. VIZ, CoTroN,
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BmLtiASr, O, August Is, 1886,
AatG s, BaH'I soAG
slBt-EncloSed please lnd twenty,
Eve tickets, for which please send pio
tute 10 Frank Speilel's grocery, Btl
liant, Ohio, l fnd your Panhandle
Coffee the best In the Market
Respectfully yours
JoIiN BESsEY.
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FOR HOT WgATngR.

AMI line Of SOrges, Drap pEtes and
CheviOtS, Just suited Tor the hot weather,
which viii be- made up iltst.ClaSS al
reasonable prices.
In StOCk.A large line OF 0yerslEes ID
French Flannel shifts, neck 10, body 50.
At Q. HESS 4 sons,
1891 & 1898 Market street,
Wheeling, w. IN.
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There Never Was Such,

Pr, PLEASANT, August 10, 1889.
Netrs, s, Bar'S SOHi
DEAR sIRs;-Enclosed you will please
End twenty-five tickets emitting me to
one Of your Prize Oil Paintings, which
please send in care OF John H, Diehl, the
grocer, Your Pam Handle CofFee-there
never was such drunk before,
Yours, truly,
LITTLE SAMMY WHEATON,
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In delicate health and ali who suffer
from habitual constipation, dyspepsia
billousness or piles, should try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
In 10 cent bottles by Y. r, Goethe, w
w. Irwin, John Laughlln. Logan Drul
Company and Goodwin 4 %, whole
hata a6aflA.
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tg q combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Ags and pFuneB, and other
tropical fruits. It, pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II la.
men9ely popular. u cures habitual con-
etipationi mitigation, blllouaness, sick
headache, plleg, etc, Sold 10 90 cent
BY q. R, goetGe, W. W. Irwin
w, y, Williams and John LAughlln.
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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BRipoEroRr, o. August Ii, 1880.
Ns,Nu. h BdtrSSONH
styi-Aiter uSingyour excellent Pan.
Handle Coffee for quite a while and say.
Ing tickets Of same, I enclose twenty.
Ave Of them and will DO pleased 10 have
one Of your OIL Paintings In return.
MIS-. A, MoPnHARsoN,