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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

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in sl.irA .ae gal..... aul frlaag Hlarnsa.g,
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some tsus az e. .asatonsl pieoe called
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tova Sta flss 1lase at iae taHa aet ui.ere tas
v-.aiu slPa@rs triumphant aad tue lc.3
seems o. bs lopeles,.Y ia his power mau .a
ths etHers rose erritedN s-aaiug iis fsl 60
inc ~u.pr vho ,sas playing fhe tluain- slld
taen ilnpl iro.n lae gs.leFs CA a. tse stase,
on 0t.l,a le ia. heavily lust e4e-r o. me
t'atiE s. 1er lis-aa-e lawpea was about
taiff fe.t l.. -utortllale HiEu ul.s taken
% the iniirmsIF whelV iI was fuuno tuat iu
aalllla1 o. 3ihsr lultI1e,. .ls .sg ,r;.s rto4eu.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

the city of Urald Rapids with gas.
a, l-s common council ot ilr city oi urahd
IA .ds lg ordalu a. follows
>ee. l. That the GRAND Rapids Gas Light
'4'aptny, body corporate. irs success srs ana
Sf,isus uc and they arc hereby authorized o.
use fot tar Term ot thirty years. from . he pas
ana regulations as the Common tuuncii Of
ol NaiJ ely mag from time 10 time
Fr,-et.oc. ans aud an or the streets
itnrS- alley, ANA puo1t ground 90 said
clly, lacl ~ az territory taaf may here
hitrf Pc added o. the same. f3r the purposes 4
haIhtaiElls lf. present plant and 90 las down.
Wtllraiu Iu said streets lanes alley. and pub
uc grounds from time 90 time, ss said com
pay. 10. oactcss1r> or assigns may deem cN-
p-4tclt. pipes ior carving ssS for supplying
a-td city aud the inhabitants thereof with gas.
Provided. that said company shall not uu.
necessarily ohsirurt che passage OF any street.
ianr, at-cy or pGDlic grounds, and shall. within
a reasonable time after making any opening OF
excavation Tor Tie purposes aforesaid. rrpaIr
ihe same aad Ir4ye DO m IS good condition in
A. respects as before such excavation WAS
aud provided further thar said company
shat furnish gas AZ price not % exceed the
prices now charged.
Sc. - Any temporary failure on the part Of
,aiQ grantees 20 perform any OF the conditions
OF this ordinance. when such failure Is caused
oS any unavoidable accident, Slau not Dee con-
attur4 sis "a i3Iiellurr oi the privileges hereby
granted. provided the same shall be- corrected
aud repaired within "a reasonable time.
-cc. a- said grantees lu laying down sad pipes
Nhall las tnc same df Is sufficient depth beneath
the surface as NOT 20 be- an impedlment % the
use 90, or au injury Go the surface of such
streets. avenues, lanes. alleys and public
pla-' aud aa appLrtcnauccs thereto which
and places aforesaid shall br 80 constructed
ana located therein rs rot to interfere win
tle urdi nary use of tEe same, and When con-
structcd upon ary Of slit streets ~ avenue.
NnuA De located LrfWrru tIe outer edge Of the
Sidewalk and The cgrh or E.tfer rh root unless
the Common t1Uuell shall otherwise direct. Do
s .H.s O. Il 4 N
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

Sure thy truth sbs'l iast.
To zion skaI 30 given
Tbe hrightesf Ciories earth can yieAd
And brighter blis. - heaven.
God grant that al this audience. tbe Young.
est. the eldest. the worst tle best NAV End
their safe and glorious hiding pisoc where
1oash found it-.n the tcnrle
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

B0th tie method snd Tesulls when
syrup Il kigs Is takea; it Is pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, snd acts
gently yet promptly ia the kidneys.
Liver sud Bowels. c.eanses the sys-
ten eiectlally, dlspels colds, head
aches and teyers sLd cures habiWI
constipation. Syrup u Figs is the
only remedy Of - knd ever pro-
duced, pleasing u tie taste and sc-
eeplAble % the stomach, prompt ia
is action and truly beneficial Ia is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, lis
many excellent qualities commend it
% al aud hays made it tie most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs Is for sale In SOC
aud sl hotties By all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro-
cure II promptly f1r any one who
wishes to try il DO not accept any
substitute.
CsLiFORRis FiG SK2UP co.
SAY FRkkClSCO. csL.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-13

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01

Tho river was falling last Aight, with
lG feet in the channel. The Lizzie Bay
passed down for Charleston at $50 a, m.
The Elaine departed in her regular We'd
nesday Pittsburgh trade at 7 a. m, The
Ben Eur departed for Parkersburr at
ll:30 n. m. The Andes, for Cincinnati,
was detained from I n. m. till 49p. m.
taking on freight. The G. W. Bachelor
passed up for Pittsburgh at last mid.
night. The Liberty and Bellaire were in
and out on time. To-day the Hudson
passes down. for Cincinnati at 7 a. m,
and the Courier leaves for Parkersburp
at II 80 T.. M. There will be no other
boats to-day except tho local packets.
The Ironsides made the run from Pitts.
burgh to Bellaire on Monday between
1880 .. IN. and 7:30p p. M. Capt. Samuel
Roberts, Of Homer 4 Roberts, who has
been at Bellaire raising the three barges
sunk by the Annie Roberts a few weeks
ago, left yesterday for Pittsburgh. The
coal was all lost, and the barges we're
sent home with the George Roberts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
A $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
Filed In tho Circuit Court Yesterday!

-.
Filed In tho Circuit Court ie.torlHS-An
Assnult casoon-othe Proceedings.
Tho preliminary papers were filed in
the Circuit Court Clerks Office ycster.
Jay IN a sr;t ,or M n Jom.,o.
W! Wv i' s.o'o" o"u'"ses,
orougt ny tho Long ieach Save anu
Barrel Factory and Okey johnson
against Wilson and Duple,y Y. OF this
city, The suit Ia listed us m a:,lvn for
trespass on tho case, but no particulars
OF The cause Of action are given. n
will mature a. June rules.
Ia Part / OF this Court. judge Camp.
bell on Tho bench, the case Of the civ
Of Wheeling Va. Frank Rickors. nm M.
peal from tie Police Court, was dismiss.
ed ut Rickers's costa. The similar case
Of the City vs.. Jane Dean was disposed
Of In the same way. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
Must HIVE Seen Snooks,

At an early hour yesterday morning a
railroad man who gets in on a late rin,
noticed two men digging in a vacant lot
belonging to Dr.. r. W. Hazlett, on Jacob
street, between Twcnty.seventh and
Twenty.eighth streets. The railroader
was afraid to go close enough to learn
the nature OF their business, and was
unable to find an officer readily. Yes.
terday morning he told some OF his
neighbors what he had seen, and his
story coupled with a rumor that An lille
climate child had been born In the same
ward recently, created quite a sensation.
Yesterday afternoon Constable Richard
Baker heard Of it and went to the lot to
make an investigation. There was no
sign OF fresh earth except II pile OF sand
stored in the lot. Baker overturned The
entire sand pile, but failed to find any
sign Of q burial. ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Ahronl. -.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
James Burns leaves in a few DAYS 10,
California, where he will permanent,
reside.
Mrs. Z. Koon, OF New York CITY, j.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Il. A. Hays
on North Main street.
Mrs. Walter Wheat and little son
Alonzo, were the guests OF Mrs. NJ. L
Carens, OF Bellaire, yesterday.
Yesterday Rev. L. W. Barr received 8
telegram announcing the serious illness
Of his father at his home ct Potomac
this county. Rev. Mr. Barr went to his
bedside last evening.
State Senator B. J. Smith. of New
Cumberland, who has been SUFFERING
from a severe illness Of a long duration,
has at last almost recovered, and left yes.
terdny Oh a pleasure trip to the Magnetic
Springs, in Union county, Ohio.
Among those who will make foreign
tours this summer, are Louis Bishop
and John Haus, Of the South Side, who
will spend four months on the Cont.
nent; John Burns, who will spend six
weeks in Ireland, and Darby Straus aud
Nicholas Raeder, who will spend several
weeks in Germany.
MIR. J. ". Wells, an operator ut the
Western Union Office, and Miss Jessie
Oliver, a handsome and popular young
lady OF the Island, were married last
evening by Rev. &. W. Grimes. The
Wedding was quiet and the announce.
ment will be n surprise to many other
friends. Both are sterling young people.
and start in life under unusually pro.
pltious skies. They will have the sin
cerest good wishes OF u host Of friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
MR. EEENE,S ACTING
At nIr. l%icnnis's Bcntfts ut tho Opera

House.
Thomas W. keene and his company
appeared at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and last evening for tho bene.
ft' OF Mr.. Frank Hennig, OF this city, a
member Of his company. III the alter
noon a revised version OF Louis NJ
was given to a refined audience Of good
size. Mr.. Keene's Louis was a master
piece. No character ils his peculiar
gifts better than the crafty, insincere old
monarch. Mr.. Learock was n magniti.
cent Mtmonrs, and Miss Shannon an
Ideal Marie. The support was good
throughout, but OF course interest ecu.
tired In Mr.. Hennig's Coiiier, IL role to
which he did justice In n way which full.
filled the expectations and Increased tho
pride Of his friends.
Last evening q triumphant succees was
achieved by the star and company.
Richard III" was tho play aud tic
audience filled the house, and was made
up Of WheelinH's most Discriminating
t~heatre'goers, so that tho enthusiastic
plaudits which rewarded both Mr..
keene In tho title role anil Mr.. Hennig
as Richmond had more than usual signii.
canoe md force. The performance was
as tine n rendition Of the drama as was
ever seen here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01

TIE desks Of most of the bushes.
houses here present a very pleasing ~
pearance within the last few days, the
attraction being an office outfit, intro
duced by representatives from A. S
Barnes 4 Co., OF New York, who manu-.
iacture the finest line Of inks in the
world.
The outfit consists OF n quart OIL
either jet black ink writing fluid, com.
bined or copying ink; an elegant nickel.
plated inkstand with two very hand.
some flint glass wells; one three ounce
bottle carmine ink and one three ounce
bottle OF extra fine mucilage. II:
The introduction price for all this be.
ing 81, it is not surprising that 80 many
OF the leading business houses have
taken one OF them.
Mr.. l.. Fisher, their representative.
says that the writing fluid cannot be ex.
celled for ledger use, and is a positive
delight for use in fountain pens.
Stanton & Davenport, the leading sits.
TONERS here, are agents for this cele.
brated line Of inks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
To tho Ladies'.
THE
WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO.,
1lG to 1l40 Market st.

Begin the week by calling here to-day
You can't do better-The goods We
ofler-iou have never seen and never
will see again in this city-Not that VIC
are going to show you goods that YOU
will not find in any frat class store-But
that we will offer them at prices that
you can't procure ut any first class house
outside OF this-Goods OF every descrip.
ton which our immense stock EMBRACES
will be offered ut about half their actual
worth-Prlccs are away down this week.
You can make more money by calling.
here today than you ever before had an
opportunity to make.-Our store il the
goal for the economical and wide awake
Cold, hard dollars are piled up here
waiting for you-rhey represent your
gain and our lossea during this week
They equal the diilt renee between our
prices and those you'll pay elsewhere
They'll BIO placed to thu credi, of those
who take advantage OF saving money
here this week.-Mrs. is an OCCASION OF Il
Lille time that you cant well neglect
Come! Come carly!-There is n
big money mi for the early comers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
A MASONIC VISIT.
Wheeling and Nci:hboring Mnsons 10 60 to
r.- Cntiz,

Wheeling and Nci:hboring Masons 10 60 to
Cndiz.
On next Tuesday afternoon n party Of
about n ncore, Of leading MasonB Of this
city will go out to Cadiz, Ohio, to pay n
fraternal visit to the lodge at that place.
They will leave q! 1851 on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh train, and return 10 the
city on Wednesday forenoon.
Two candidates are to DO raised by
tho Cadiz lodge to the third degree,
The home lodge will confer the degree
on n of these, and the Wheeling visi-
tors will do tho work in the other cases,
so that each may observe the peculiari.
ties OF the others work.
The Cadiz lodge is in n laurishiuc
condition, having about one hundred
members, the leading mcn OF tho town
and vicinity. 1t is expected also that
there will be Masonn present from
Bridgeport, St. Clairsville md other
neighboriug towns, and in all about zoe
Masons are expected to witness the Ger.
| emonies, rH rn. 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
WHEELING I%NSTALMENT CO.

By far the lowest prices ever placed on
equal values will, for this week o NV,
prevail here in every department--We
are receiving 80 many goods dali, that
our stock is growing TO such a marni.
tude as to make selling compu ,sory-
We're simply overloaded with goods
Our stock-the largest and best assert.
menti in the city-con.isting OF Furniture
OF all kinds-Carpets-Stove s-aud rem
eral Housefurnisbins Goods Of the most
reliable mnke-Finest finish and sub.
stantial quality must be unloaded-In
plain, every: day language, we must sell
and sell qnickly-Wc can't lose n
tiine-.goods are arriving !ns,cr than We
can handle them-Gocds such as We
handle require room, and we've rot 10
make Tive have, therefore, eono
through u immeuse stock and made
sweeping reductions all around-No,h-
ing, escaped us-rhis great reduction
includes every dcpnrtmeut-Wc started
to reduce prices and We have done it in
a manner that will benefit YOU i'm.
mensely this wesk--We'yc actually cut,
prices in nalf-You get nothing il YOU
don't get double your moneys worth
here during this reduction sal..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
Advice to

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? II so.
send at once and get a 6ottle'o Of MRs,
WlSsLow's S%ooTuISa SYRUP FOR Gnu.
DREN TEETulNG. Its value is incalcula-
bic: 1t will relieve the poor little suffer.
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ers, there is no mistake about it. Il
cures %dyaentery and diarrhGa, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, soltens the gums, reduces in1am.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs. MISSIONS
SooTlllSG SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and Is Tor sale by all drug.
glss throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle.a MwrswTs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
LOCAL EREYlTIES.

Matters of MinUr Moment In md About
The CITY.
TIE oyster season closed at midnight
last night. l..i8
TIE GRAND this cvening-"A Chip O.
the Old Block"
TIE Bachelors Club gave one Of its
enjoyable hops in F%ranzheim's Hall last
night. Kilmyer played.
THE Council Committees on Contracts
will meet this evening to arrange the dc.
tails OF the stone bridge at Main street.
THERE were four common everyday
DRINKS aud disordcrlies In the Police
Court yesterday-only this and nothing
more.
JOHN DoLAH has temporarily taken
the place in the Eighth ward house made
vacant by tho resignation Of George
Butler.
Two women in the Sixth Ward in.
dulged in n lively little hair. pulling
match yesterday afternoon. No arrests
were made. 80 ras
MICHAEL MILLER, a laborer at the Ben.
wood iron works, had his left foot al.
most mashed Off yesterday by u heavily
laden truck passing OVERT.
For three days there have been an.
moving delays, some times OF an hours
duration, to the street car travelling pub.
lie, owing to lack OF power.
TIE pumps at the Belmont mills new
private water works were put in opera.
ton yesterday afternoon. They drew
the water nicely and are a success.
JUSTICE Jos. A. ARKLEfined two young
women yesterday afternoon for indulg.
ing in a hair pulling match at n. ball in
Westwood's hall a few nights ago.
JAMES CONRAD, one OF the bidders 10,
the garbage contract, says the statement
that he formerly had the contract in the
Seventh ward, is without truth. He
never gathered a bucket Of garbage in
| his life.
FISHERMEN will doubtless be interested
to learn that the Ohio law forbiddine
fishing with rod and line between MAY
l and June Is has been repealed
and they can fish owe. there now a,
any time.
DANIEL CLINE, an old and highly re
spected citizen Of the South Side, died
Mt his home on Jacob street Tuesday
night. He was 4 puddler in the l.,
Belle mill for many years. He will be
buried to-day, the Order United Ameri.
can Workmen, OF which he was a mem.
! her. attending the funeral
Mr.. L. FISHER ia in the city represent.
ing tho firm Of A. S. Barnes & Co., OF
New York, and selling their writing
fluids. He has constituted Stanton (
Davenport, Wheeling agents for the
justly celebrated inks VI this house. Mr..
Fisher sells a handsome double ink.
stand, a quart bottle Of any Of the firms
inks, a small bottle OF carmine ink and a
bottle Of National mucilaye, which will
stick, all for 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
SEVEN SHOTS FIRED
by Policemen Mt n burglar, but without
Effect. N

Eject. H
About midnight Tuesday night on.
GERS Herbert and Truschler saw a man
with n white bulldog pass down Chap
limo street and out Caldwell's run.
About half past two yesterday
morning they saw tho came fel.
low with tho dog 4 Btanding
Id q hall door next TO Himmerman's fur.
ni.ure stors on Chapliue street. The
officers called 10 him, w%hereupon he ran
up Chaplinc street to Alley 10, and up
that alley to the Hill. Tho officers
made n careful search, but could find
no trace Of the man or tho dog except
broken fence where he had climbed into
n field on tho hill side. The officers
fired eeven shots after the fellow ms he
ran up Chapline Btrcct, but none Of
Them seemed 10 have taken effect. An
examination OF the hallway where he
was standing showed TINT n key bad
been placed in the lock OF tho dool
leading into tho furniture store. Tho
officers have a clue to the fellows
identity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
SPRING ADVICE.

tStsNt0t Maod:int.l
10 carclul OF your dict, You do not need heavy
food such as you require during the Winter.
Spring may be bcauIiIhl. but lis trcaehorous.
DO not 10, ii, deceive you into a cold. a fever,
malaria or pneumonia.
DO not throw oil your Winter fanncls too
early. Il I. better to suffer- little Inconvenience
than 10 take cold.
II you feel tirci. icvcfish or oyet.htatcd. do
not rust, of aud take "xpriDg medicines" Cool
yourself down aud IN this way help your tyslen
and purify your blood.
II you feel hot aud Thirsty, do not drink larrt
quantities OF water or other "long" drinks. u !
much better 10 take n little pure whIAkey ant
water which will QncnCh the thirst, tone IN
system, and fOr,liy against disease,
Remember that only pure whl'key hhn,ll,,
ever DO taken Into the system, and that the lead
Inv chemist, and s~cieniis.s Of the present. ds'
unl,G Ia declaring tina. Duify's Pure Malt l., al
s%nlniH'y tho pirrst Aiii best Ih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-01
a Child Painfully Hurt.

Yesterday morning n horse attached
to a milk wagon knocked down and
stepped upon a little boy named Bier.
bauer, at the corner OF Twenty.Second
street aud ALLEY G. The boy was taken
to his home at Twenty.third and Market
streets, where Dr.. John 4. Pipes at.
tended him. The horse stepped on the
little fellows right thigh, and inflicted
severe bruises, and it is thought injured
him internally. No bones were broken.