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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11
A YOUNG HklRESS ELOPES.
a Former Wheeling Girl Flies Awoy Wit
Her JnCle's bartender.

-
a Former Wheeling Girl Flies Awoy WIFI
Her Uncle's bartender.
Phsburch Times Of Saturday.
Mise Annie kress and Bartle Otte,
two well.known young people OF Law.
ranceville. eloped Thursday evening
and were, it is supposed, married in
Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday. Miss Krcss il
but sixteen years Of age, and a niece o!
Leopold kreas, proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel at $500 Butler street, who was her
guardian. Her parents, both dead,
were residents OF Wheeling, W. Va,
where her father, Killian kress, owned
a large brewery. Mias krcss at the death
of her father was left sole heiress to an
estate valued at $50, 900.
Mr.. Otto is a nephew OF Charles Otte,
a wealthy citizen OF Verona, and it il
said has quite a fortune coming to him.
Cite IS a young man about twenty-five
years OF age, and was formerly employed
as bartender at Kress's saloon. When
MIR. kress became acquainted with the
courtship he discharged Otte, expecting
to head of the marriage, but only sue.
ceeded in making their love stronger io1
each other. So the two put their heads
together and decided to bring matters to
q climax by clipping.
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LABOR DAY MifTEE.

a Meeting OF ths full Committee helt
Yesterday Afternoon.
The Committee from the Trades As
scmbly in charge Of the Labor DAY
demonstration held a meeting in Trader
Assembly hall yesterday afternoon
after the meeting Of the Assembly. AL
the subcommittee reported good pro
2ress in the different departments of the
work OF getting arrangements into shape
The Committee on Privileges reported
that several privileges had been rented
and that there are good prospects oil
renting the others.
An invitation was extended to all
manufacturers OF and dealers in union
made goods to make a display in the pa
rade.
A committee composed OF Richard
Robertson, Henry Foster and William
Winder was appointed to investigate up
plications, to insure that no objection
able displays are admitted.
The invitations sent out to suburban
labor unions to take part in the demon
s~tration have been well responded to, a
letter from the coal miners union at
the Wheeling Creek mines stating that
they will be here 800 strong.
Conrad Wassman, chairman OF the
Dancing Committee, appointed Henry
Schenk and Peter Holt assistants. Peter
Holt and Sampson Evans were appointed
to confer with the managers OF the
Wheeling and Belmont bridges with re.
gard to toll charged organized bodies
coming from Ohio. Messrs. Giesey and
Gould were appointed to make similar
arrangements for the bodies from this
side Of the river. "A committee was ap.
pointed to confer with the Superintend.
ent OF the street railway, 80 that it could
be arranged for the parade to inconveni.
ence the street cars as little as possible.
Henry schenk, marshal Of the Trades
Tnion division, appointed as his aidea,
Thomas L. Lewis hnd Isaac Frye. Jos.
eph Morrow, marshal Of the K. OF L.
division, appointed George Livingstone
rs his aide, and Michael Rome, marshall
OF the Federal Unions division, appoint
ed Alex Gardner.
Tho committee adjourned to meet
again next Sunday afternoon.
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iy@ Mwrlw
BGLLAlRE BUDGET,
An Interesting hatch of Small Tnlk from
tho GlDss C,ty,

An tntCre.tIut- l,ntrh nr Sm,,i Tan, ,,
' '''.." u, e""'i Anik from
tho Glass City.
A new turning elias will n, or,o,i,,, vo,,,,.
uh! e'e"inB'
Ed AMeS presented Henry llrti WITH - ,,t,o
racing boat some ,luys since. " Wv" " ANY,
james Harrison, ItIloru 81. c'O,r,v,,,o .no,,
'r",'"! Van us ,nn'.! mere.
01,,'r T,p"M v, IN knHcK has heen appointed
Thn ,,,,,,' 49," : n'S'",ns estate
lhe botlIc " ORES VIII mike glass on Wcdncs
nNh WA fHc WAS started IN the furnace on
sHInrony.
\ private baskc. picnic has boon arranged
70 90 neg ~ Chestnut Point, up Indian Run,
On nGAt triuay.
Mrs. &ianc, who YVES Il, tho ,oc,,, {, ,,r,,,
Tor drunkenness, but who was dlscha rod wh"yy
her tine was paid, Ia wanted nj 81 TiNi..rjiIr
for contempt Of Court. =" 0'
proi. J. Nell. Jones mn,Ic such , n,o,ou,cod
hit In his lttinse ut the Ecthel nnI I,,,rr's Mil,
CAM meetings Of the colorel iplky ,hnt b,,i
camps have rc.enEascd him for This scaso WV
TLo,c 10 tall -, ',mI.- ~ '"'F'"'on.
Styih strnn, T% l"''nE Wy west emu oil thirty
ing nraInst tho "chon MI p'ooaply pc some kteR
ihss StFr,i IN wtS,jnS Us one side OF most Of
~, % "e"' !" Snc ihcloFy OF the Lantern Globe
Tho 1tS,,o, of -,
] viii In "yhJJ6Ia5 NJ iGalilornih which
In iav. viii M non II t"'n nta. !he plniiig mil
rxhihjtinn IL r roL'n nttfhct ihtHc crowds. TN
io1ni, lionri ni RAJ, ,no ".ifcIoh OF me Cal!
booming Inc Sts,c Ns' "" Ha mover way o.
-. '
ucotse NcSii9ke, who played with the Wheel
iuH cup al youngstown saturday, returned
nome Yesterday. lie leaves today for Mead
we, fa ~itfe he wilt play fl the rennsylyn
mta league. lsobcrt WeStlake. his brother, |.
cn'ehlhS Tor the Milwaukee club.
\ letter from North baltimore c,r 81 ,,o-o :
number Of nice business buIIIin"us T., n g ~ ~ :
~creatIon there, and houses rannn, bo II, TtUSv"s .
enough to accommodate the new ~ MGR ~ IN, H.
eFloie Heli"!te capital In that boom.
The Democratic CONCESSIONS, cor,,, too ,o,
Into II sqnAbble at Caldwrll as In ,vhn.a ,h y. g."
yeu,inn should be held, and adin,rrrd -, u n voa
here ncxt FrItay. The commiti"c Vii nj ~ "a u me- ~ q,
latcrrStiuS time, as there i, a f,%; !, nv T..
convention ut Caldwell or WooS.,n.Ssid be' '''
Tho Four,h w,,d ,1osn uan"'
Gyrh nm an i'ose l!ohss has been nicely
chang In 1,h.;t tNu companies are making
wsnt 70 h.ro , i Ieetius places. The boy,
thn visi,nrs IN , III ,ookihR nice anu clean iol
" ,rnnra n 20 .nu 'oulllaiheht on August.2Rb'
| Iicipa,inn IN II, nv hu% z, coullItnits booked for par
thr hisi,rv If va eSas,a't EeEef III any time II
r ~ M nT.!s r,"c ata.S' mas There been mort
timr 'o's'es"'eu bellAise VIII see a biz
M.G BARNARD has been industriously ENGAGED
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SHE TRIED %pglAADOSyA.
Carrie Palmer again .tttemps to Shuttle.
but Merely Looscns tho Mortal Coil
| TrnunrnriIv.

carrie Paimor again Attcmps to Shuttle.
but Merely Luoscns tho Mortal Coil
Temporarily.
Shortly before ak o'clock last even.
Ing Carrie Palmer, the keeper OF n well
known house at the corner OF Tenth
street and Alley 9, swallowed tho con.
tents OF an ounce vial Of tincture OF
belladonna, with suicidal intent, but
her life was saved by hard work and
medical skill.
This Is not the first timo Carrie has
tried to FREQ herself from the clasp OF
the mortal, coil. Reports vary aa 10
whether 1t Is tho second or third time.
Once before, alter n till with her lover,
she took laudHnum, and three %,loctora
had hard work, assirtcd by an electric
battery, to prevent her accomplishing
her purpose.
Last evening abe called tho colored
chambermaid and ordered a bottle OF
beer. She was then laughing gaily, aud
was alono in her. room. When tho
colored girl brought the beer, she no.
ticed that Carries demeanor Ind
changed. Sho was grave and her face
had a set look which alarmed the girl,
who said:
Mics Carrie, you have taken some.
thing!"
Carrie denied it, and although the girl
was not satisfied, nc steps were taken to
call Il physician or apply remedies for
sometime. After while tho woman he.
gan to get sick, and n messenger was
sent out for a physician. Dr.. John X.
Pipes was found passing in his buggy
and called in, and after q pretty serious
siege OF 1t got her into n condition
where he pronounced her out Of danger.
The people about the house ull denied
TINT she had taken anything, aud DR..
Pipes refused to give any information.
1t WIS learned, however, that she had
emp!icd an ounce bottle OF tinctura OF
belladonna. This quantity doubtless
acted rs an emetic, being IN overdose.
How she got the bel!adonna, or where,
10 not known, but it does not seem as all
difficult for women Of ihst class to get
morphine, laudauum, %belladonna, ar
senic or any other poiaon.
A well.known young man, a former
lover OF the woman's, died recently, and
it is said that she has been very morose
since and has been drinking to excess
right along.
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At Clerk Hooks Office.

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record the following transfers:
Deed made August 0, 1890, by Domi-
nick j. Morris to Mary Thompson, wife
OF John +. Thompson, for twenty feet
front on tho south side OF Seventeenth
street. Consideration, $1,000.
Deed made April 9, 1870, by Louis
Schau and wife to Edward Westwood,
for lot No. s in square No. SO, in the
town OF South Wheeling. Considers
ton, S205..
Deed made August %, 1866, by Bever
ly NJ. EotI and wife and others to Ed
ward Westwood for lots Nos. 0 and II
i" square No. IS in the town OF South
Wheeling. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made July 81, 1890, by O. A
Meyer aud wife to +. q. II. S%chwertfeg
or and John Pebler, trustees, for lot No
IS, in Division X, lot No. 10, in Divi
sion X, and lot No. 20, in Division K ia
the plot laid out by Lamb 4 Russell
special commissioners. Consideration
Sl25.
Elenore Grewe was appointed admis
tra:rix OF tho estate Of William Grewe
deceased. Bond, $500; Charles sehmid'
security.
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LOCAL EREylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment IN md Abou'
Tho City,

.m' oiS'
ro,na h!,n."s nsku OIL lhe, ro'iGe
,Vase' 'sai1 'A oa'y Oh ecodft OF IT.
-, :, !,
u NJ. SrATLER drew tho horse rallied
ui,ht 'no Mci'uFc House SATURDAY
ilikik were iivc cases IN the police
court saturday morning and two In tho
T'
" wheeling steel plant, OF Ben.
Moou' expected 70 DO able to resume
WORK 'o'4ay.
Thomas MonGAN. n coal miner died
w A~IlnNyi'ie, saturday, from cramps
taken while ba.hinga week before.
TIE Colorcd Baptist camp meeting ut
bosgs' Kun was largely attended and
'ie SERVICES interesting yesterday.
THERE wac q large crowd of pcoplc at
the Park yesterday, and tho music OF
tho Opera House orchestra was greatly
enjoyed.
PRor. J. Nell. JONES, of this city,
preached the opening sermon at the K.
Al. 4. ea,npmeettng at Bethel, beyond
Bel!Hire, yesterday.
SOME decided improvements in roads
and bridges are being made In Green.
WOOD cemetery, under the superyision
Of Engineer NJ. L. Carr. .
TIE muck rolls and hentiny iurnaccs
at Whittaker's mill are still nnderyoinv
repaira, and will not DO able TO resume
work before Wadues3uv II tI,nD
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal, Church and MunicIpal Gos,lp-A
Narrow EscROe.

Personal, Church md nlunicipnl Gossip-A
Narrow Escape.
A lnrGe gun club will be Organized here.
;i.s. John Reed is visiting friends In Mich.
Charles W. Kuckuek is Threatened with typhoid
fever.
Miss Lulu Mitchell is visiting relatives In
Kansas.
VIII Crowl has returned from Il two weeks
visit at Cambridge.
Ms. and Ms. Charles Beszle, OF Bc!laire, spc1t
Sunday In the city.
Jesse Jones has token a position temporarily
rs chemist In The Mingo Steel plant.
Mr.. Frank link has returned from Boston,
where he has been attending lectures Oh TN.
bnliniEg.
Mrs. c; II; Dlllcy YVES summoned to her home,
ih new loFG, Oh saturday, BY the Illness Of her
husband.
NJ The recent Catholic fair at Stcubcnville, Il
diamond ring Was drawn by Alonzo MANN, OF
this city. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. IIoyle have returned from
an overland trip to Cantol, Damascus and other
Ohio towns.
Miss Anna Sunderland, OF Moundsvillc, has
been elected 10 teach In the d primary nj the
Central school.
Sixth street will be extended from seabrich,'s
lane 10 Centre, Joel Wood having agreed 10
donate the land.
Mrs: D. =. brady and daughter, Miss Bessie,
hud MISS Laurh Swar.z returned from Atlantic.
City on Saturday.
At the,next general election the question OF
issuing 5000 bonds for street improvements
will BE- voted UPON.
Cats are bc!ns poisoned by The wholesale In
Tue First ward, and there will LEGS cat parties
IN that part OF the city than formerly.
The members. OF Court Ohio Valley, No, 1897.
4. I. f.. attended the funeral Of Thomas Nor.
gun at -Etnaville In body yesterday.
Key. G. n. Conway has returned from Il visit
near MorghntOwn. ". Va, and filed his nuluit
Us usual ut the baptist church yesterday.
Bev. George II. Sctodde. OF Columbus. former.
~ pastor oil the German Lutheran couch OF this
city. Is here visiting relatives and friends.
Sir. Roberts. OF Wintersvillc, preached in the
N. i. CHURCH yesterday morning, and viii Win.
ters, son OF the pastor, Rev. /. s. Winters. occu.
pied the pulpit In the evening.
A neat little book has boon isscea nv the Fire
Department, containing the fire alarm sIyunls
names OF the members OF the different cam,
paEies and the constitution ana ordinance IN
provide rules and regulations to govern the ali.
lcrcnt fire companies.
Nj. Ross Mitchell. OF the onlce force of The C.
\ r. freight depot, narrowly tscaped beinr
HiIlen saturday. In attempting to b6drd q rap. |
wasstruck by 4 lever which runs the switch and
Knocked down. In falling his foot struck ihe |
"htc!s' Dull he escaped with II few bruis.g.
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Tramps Threaten n Hotel Clerk.

About last midnight four roughly
dressed men, having all the insignia Of
tramps, walked into the St. Charles no.
tel and demanded accommodations. Up.
on being refused, n OF them jumped
upon the counter and threatened the
clerks life. Apolice whistle was blown
and a telephone message sent to police
headquarters, which brought Officer
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Burglary in II Public place,

A burglar entered Thomas +. Owens's
store on Sixteenth street, Friday night,
evidently climbing in through the tran
som. III getting down on the inside he
bent the door knob badly. lie stole u
lot Of Arbuckles' coffee and some other
goods, u small sum in silver change and
a lot OF papers which were kept in the
money drawer, bnt which are OF no
value to anybody but Mr.. Owens. 1t is
4 daring thief who will enter a store at
euch q public place.
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Stone Thomas Matohloss Bargains.
BARGAINS
THIS MONTH /!
Stone Thomas Matohloss Bargains.

Wc offer ourcustomcrs and tho people of Wheeling tho most rcmnrknblc
BARGAINS ever offered. large purchases for Tall has forced us 10 dIsnosc
oronr stock Immediately, M wO must have room. peonic win yr,u, 70 lnvc
money will make %$s by attending this sale.
One lot Mohair Briliantine, worth CSC, reduced to 2sc,
One lot Mohair Brnliantine, worth S5c, reduced to 47c.
One lot "a Cashneres, worth a5c, reduced to 12Hc.
One lot Surah Silk, worth Coo, reduced to CSC.
Ooe lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to s5c.
One lot India Silk. worth 81, reduced to roc.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to soc.
oneI lot fancy weaveBlack Goods, worth Is, reduced to six {,
One lot French Satines, worth s5c, reduced to 15c.
One lot American Satines, worth I5c, reduced toSHc.
One lot Secrsuckers, worth Sc, reduced to axe.
One lot Merrimac Calico, worth SC, reduced to sHc.
One lot Cocheco Calico, worth Sc, reduced to SC.
One lot Table Linen, worth 25c, reduced to NC.
One lot Table Linen, worth 45c, reduced to 2oc.
One lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to 6%c. b,
One lot Indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to SIC.
One lot 40 Unbleached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 4Mc
One lot Remnants) Barred Nainsooks, worth 12Hc, re
duced to 6Ac.
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\ Long List OF Offenders,

At midnight last night there were
sixty.two cases on the docknt at police
headquarters for this mornings court.
OF these, five were charged with dis.
orderly conduct, seven with drunken.
noes, five with keeping houses OF i'll
fame, seventeen with being inmates Of
such houses, twenty.siS with lettering
in such houses. and two with indecen,
exposure. These make the cases SO ia,
| in August number lO5,
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Tho importance Of purifying tho blood can,
not be orerestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
Az thls season nearly every ono needs a
good medicine to purify. vltallso, and enrich
Inc BLOOD and wa ass you to try Hoods
Peculiar s%arsararilla. 1ts.rcngtAens
oN""o' and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion.
while IT cradlcatcs disease, Tho peculiar
eomhlnatlou, proportion, and preparation
81 tho vegetable remedies used give tn
!1ood's sarsaparllla pccul. =.
lar curative powers. No ~ IlSGH
other medicine has such a record Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
guy HOODS sarsaparll,a do not Ic induced to
axe any other instead. 1t Is a Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence,
Aood's s%arsaparilla Is sold By all druggists.
prepared ny {. I. Hood 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
400 Doses One Dollar
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There was an unusually large delega.
ton OF pittsbursers in the city yester-
day. Most OF them went out to the
Park and enjoyed themselves quietly
and decently, but some remained in the
city and got drunk, and there was some
disgraceful behavior ut the Is. l. 0. depot
last evening before the return train left.
Two Of the visitors were locked up by
Capt. Delbruggo Tor drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
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Dyscntery, Dinrrhun and Bloody Flux,

No one need fear any serious conse.
quences from these diseasesii Chamber
laln's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhpa Rem.
edy is used promptly as directed. It can
always DO depended upon, and when re-.
duced with water is pleasant to take. Il
has been in use for over eighteen years
and has proved itself to be a certain cure
for these diseases, even when in their
worst torns. 1t saves the lives OF many
children each year and Is equally effect.
ual Tor adults. For sale at % and 80
cents per bottle by w. w. Irwin, Chas.
r; Goetze. John Klari, o. Schnepf and
W. E. Wiiliams. ! :
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Tic portnble State Fair.

The California Board OF Trades ex.
hibit Of the fruits aud other products OF
the glorious climate will arrive hero this
afternoon, and will be on exhibition
from 5 o'clock p. m. throughout the
evening, all day tomorrow and WeGnes-
day forenoon. The exhibit WAS de-
ecrlbed in the ISTELLlGEScEE Saturday,
and a great deal OF interest is manifested
in it. That such an exposition will at
tract every able-bodied man, woman and
child in town, especially when free, goes
| without saving.
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IF You cannot see and need spectaclcs
you should call OH us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have The
finest instruments ard more experience
than any other Uptfcian III tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUDB,
> Jeweler and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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GOT THE WRONG MAN.

Flckpockets Driven OF by tho Selected Vic.
tim-They both Escape.
Last night while a stranger was doz.
ing in the Baltimore & Ohio passenger
station, two slick young men came in
and attempted to pick his pockets. The
stranger walked up and seized a piece oil
railroad iron used to hold the doc,
open, whereupon the pickpockets sep.
araled, one running down the platform
and the other up South street. The
whole proceeding was 80 quickly done
and over that the others in the waiting
room did not know what was up till thu
thieves escaped. They were strangers
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TO BALTIMORE.

Excursions via tho Pennsylvania Lines Au.
gust 10th to 18th.
Excursion tickets at one fare for round
trip, good returning until August 22d,
will be sold to paltlmorp from stations
on the Pennsylvania lines August 10th,
10th and 18th, for meeting OF the Ger
man Catholic Central Society Of the
United States.
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Henry Shallcross was put under arrest
last evening charged with shooting at
his son. There was said to have been
quite a racket, and both are alleged to
have drawn their reyolyers. Mr.. Shall.
cross denies having fred a shot, and
justiies his conduct. The case will be
heard in tho police court this morning.
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For HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Scrges, Drape D'Etes
and CheHiois, just suited for The hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
In St0ck-A large line OF OycrsiZes III
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
so. For comfort and durability, wear
Il celebrated last binck and Celored
hose. Z. HESS IL Sons,
1891 T. 1875 Market Street,
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p!cNlo Grounds,

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty milea
down tho river-is the most Gcsirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to JIG. Tom
~linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Robbed o. l.iy Watch,

Saturday night James Rine went into
the Market house restaurant to get a
lunch. After eating he sat and chatted
awhile, and then reached for his watch.
1t was gone. Then all present remem
bered that q strange young colored mar
who had sat next Rine left somewhat
precipitately q short time after the latter
entered.
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4 Slight Collision.

An Ohio River yard engine coming
up into the yards eafly Saturday morn.
ing struck a passenger car which had
been run out into the main track ut
Thirty.liith street. The car was slight
ly damaged and the engine had to DO
run in for repairs.
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Theodore McAndrews, a B. & O.
brakeman was brought here from Graf
ton Saturday and taken to his home a;
Glenwood, on the Pittsburgh division,
He got his right foot cut in a frog a.
Grafton Friday night close in front Of q
moving engine, which over the loot.
severing it at the ankle.
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New CORPORATIONS.

The G. W. Fewemith Lumber Co., to
operate at Parkersburg, with a capital Of
$1,000, and the "Coal and Coke Go )" to
operate in Tucker aud Grant counties,
have been chartered by Secretary Of
Stale Ohley.
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Atlantic City Excursion,
via the Baltimore and Ohio, August 18th.
Round trip $40. good 10 days.

DIED,
siAMh0On Sunday, August 10, 1890, at II 30 n
H., bEsIANl$ .SrAaa, aged 80 years. ::
fuhesa! services will be held ut his late resi-
deace' No. $40 Alley C, Tuesday ut . y. III
In'esnent Mt peninsular cemetery. Friend.
OF lhN family a,n invited IN nt,onh
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Canton Escurs.on-Kound Trim q. 70

The Arion, Mozart and Beethoven
Singing Societies will leave on a special
train for Canton, Ohio, August l2, BY
the pan-H Handle road. Make your ar.
rausoments 10 so along. Two brass
bands will accompany the excursion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-11
Qle Sl1teuioeufer.


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