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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-17
.sg.. To tho Ladies.
WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO. s
GREATREDUCrlON SALE.
CARPETS.

We have gone through ourcutirc stock
and madesweeping reductionsall around
There Is not piece Of goods excmntcJ
This great reduction embraces every
dcpartment.-As for the goods we odGr
we'll stake our reputation them-lakc
our wool carpets; you can't find INV.
thing more reliable In the markct-OnIr
price on these goods during this great
sale will DO only 70 cents per yard-Rr.
duced from So Cents--Our extra heavy
cotton carpets have always enjoyed tbe
confidence OF our pa,rons-Wo Lavo
them In beautiful designs and novel
eilects-So have Our heavy cotton
carpets In bright, brand new patterns
which we offer during this sale NJ "a
cents per yard-Former price 45 cents
There Is not n yard Of these goods in hi,
house that wo will not guarantee 10
wear-In Wilton, Velveis, Nlootets
Body and Tapestry Brussels we'll Srt.
ually astonish you'll Not TINT we arc 20.
Ing 10 show anything TINT you may not MOI
find in any lrst.class store-l,ut TINT
we'll quote prices on then-That'll con-.
vince you wo can undorsell all others
Bruesclls Carpets will be sold Tomorrow
and during this sale cheaper than Won
ever saw them sold or ever will again
We make this statement Deliberately
and underline It so as TO keep It in YOUR
minds sye-Wgll cut Brussells Cafnets
in pretty bright patterns ms low rs 50
cents per yard.
WHEELING INSTALMENTco
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SATURDAY MORNINGS EXPLOSION
AT the Mouth OF tho Chaplimc Hill Tune
SlnnL Tl,lnx. LII, Iy.l,

At tho Moutl, OF tho Chaplinc Hill Tunnel
Shook Things Up Lively. M
About'l0 o'clock Saturday morning
there was tremendous explosion atithe
north portal Of the big Chapline hill tuu-
mel, on Twentieth street, that was heard
all over the city, and which Jared things
in East Wheeling aud in the eastern por-
ton fthe Fifth ward, ut q lively rate.
The racket vas occasioned by the acct.
dental discharge OF about twenty-five
dynamite cartridges, and strange to re-
lato no one was in any way injured. The
colorcd man employed to take charge OF
the dynamite keeps a small wood fire
burning near the mouth Of the tunnel,
over which is sheet iron pan, support.
ed on legs. This pan is filed with
cartridges, and is kept over the fire,
where the cartridges are warmed pre-
paratory TO being inserted in the holes
About 10 o'clock the fire became too hot,
and heated the bottom OF the pan to
such M extent as to fire the cartridge
paper, and the explosion followed. The
attendant was fortunately not near the
fire at the time and it SO happened that
none OF the drivers were near. A hole
about four feet in diameter was torn in
the ground but most Of the force OF the
explosion was upward. The Female
College had about forty lights broken
and about all remaining in the Crescent
mill Office were blown out. A number
of windows north OF the creek were
shattered. Alarge crowd was attracted
by the noise.
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DEATH OF 4 WHEELING BUSINESS MAN.
Mr.. ii. Gutman Passes Away In baltimore.
Funeral Here To-day.

Mr.. N. Gutman PnsAcs Awny In baltimore.
Funeral Here To-day. IN
Mr.. Manuel Gutman, senior member
OF the firm Of NJ. Gutman 4 Co., whole
sale and retail clothiers OF this city, died
about J o'clock Saturday morning at the
residence Of his sister, In Baltimore, with
whom he had been visiting for the pre-.
vious two weeks. For two years past
Mr.. Gutman suffered with lung trouble
and gradually grew worse till about six
weeks ago, when hG was told by Ills
physician here that there was really no
hope for his recovery. He went 10
New York and consulted specialist,
but received no relief. lie then went to
SEQ his sister In Baltimore, and there be.
came 80 Ill that he could not reach
home, and passed away rs stated. His
wife and sou Malvin and his brother,
were all at his bedside when he died,
and his daughters left for Baltimore but
did not reach there in time to see their
father alive. The remains arrived here
yesterday morning over the Baltimore
& Ohio road, and the funeral will take
place this afternoon from the late resi.
denco Of the deceased on Thirteenth
street. The interment will DO ut Green
wood.
The deceased was 90 years Of age,
having been born III 1880, In Baltimore,
whore his father, retired clothing
merchant, still lives. The deceased
came here from Meadville, Pa, in the
COS and went into business with his
brother David, who had proceeded him
here several years. Their business
enterprise has always prospercd, their
clothing house today being one Of tho
largest in the State. Mr.. Gutman was
interested In the 'Laughlin Mill aud has
investments In two or three other lead.
ing and successful enterprises. He was
pushing md enterprising in a business
way, and those who knew him socially
found him good friend with many
generous, whole.souled impulses. He
had the respect OF all who knew him.
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Four deeds Of trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks ollico yes
terday:
A deed made March IS, 1890, by D.
Kull, Sr., and wife to Donaldson, Lewis
& Co., for the north half OF lot No. 81,
on the east side Of Main street. Con.
sideration, $500.
A deed made March Is, 1890, by D. 4.
Phillips, trustee, to Orloff L. Zane, for
lots Nos. &c, 81 and 81, in Zane's orchard
addition. Consideration, 5000.
A deed made March II, 1890, by Mary
Seaton to John Ray AMI others, for lot
No. 10. in square No. II. Consideration,
$3.50.
A decd made February 90. 1900, by
William D. Cabell and wife and a.
Moore, Jr., to J. A. Hess, for lot No. 7, in
square No. SO, and lots Nos. ! and 9 in
square No. 81, in Sprigs and Ri!chie's
addition. Consideration. 81, 800.
A deed made March 8, 1890. by Henry
Pebler and wife to William Zulauf, for
the south % feet of lot No. 5, in square
No: Is, in South Wheeling. Considera-
ton, $1,000.
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Along tho RiYer.

The river was falling slowly last night
with 50 feet 0 inohes in the channel. The
Keystone State passed up last night in
the Cincinnati. Pittsburgh trade. She
will return tomorrow morning. There
will be no Cincinnati packet to-day. The
Rainbow passed down yesterday morn
ing from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Capt.
Thomas II. Moore, Of Montgomery, Ala,
is visiting Mr.. Edward Moore, s>lis
brother. Dir. Moore is here to negotiate
for the construction ola boat to ply on one
Of the streams employing into Mobile
Bay. The local packets will be in anu
out as usual to-day: Capt. J. E. Ledlie,
OF Gray's Iron Line, registered at the
Hotel Windsor yesterday; he is here
looking up freight. 1t is reported that
another new packet is to be built for the
and Kanawba river trade to
alternate with the Lizzie Bay, which is
70 be heightened and thoroughly oyer.
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Of tho gang secured more mon, however, and
they worked all day yesterday. jN3
spotwcoi Green sold tho property no bought
from Mis-. Dr.. Mcclure 10 fIci Whssman on
Saturday. o
lion, ]. Wilbur Nichols came down from
Columbus aud spent Sunday at his homo In 81.
Clairsyillc. ,d .I-.8 HgT5s
The new Dollar Savings banks officers arc
sending out circulars explaining the workings
Of the new institution. isT -.
Tho stockholders OF tho Etna Glass and Man.
uiActuting Company werc agreeably surprlhed
Inst week by a tea per cent dividend.
Work at the Lantern Globe Company's upper
factory will begin about This dav week. Work.
men VIII put In the hew crown this week.
Some undelhand work seems to DO going on
against one OF the best men on tho Water Works
Hoard. Mr.. George Walters. The spoilsmcn want
another man In,
building wc:c awnrtlcd us follows: Stone work
". J. MCCiain; brick work, Wilbur Jacobs: wood
work, James Cf0slcy. tootlng, John ZwcIg.
The total cost OF tho building will be 1890.
A man named Evans. who lives on part Of the
u. 4 q. Properly, on the bottoms near the stock
less man III his Efforts to make II living out Of a
few poor cows that were almost starved IL
death, was reported 10 tho Humane Society, and
Mr.. L. Z. Morris was appointed 10 10 out aud
Investigate matters. a. ~
Tho story about tho half starved cows wa.
found 10 be truO and much moro besides. The
man Evans, two little sous aud the cows aud
calves have all been living In a hut or stable
The Two lIiile boys were found In very Iirl,
nnd very ragged condition. They had harilJ
my clothes ut all 10 wear and Ind been sleeping
all winter with some young calves In store
box III orc corner OF tho howell. The little fel
lows were brought TO town, taken to N batbe!
shop and thoroughly washed and then aitircd
In tew clothes. hats aud khOes. They will bt
taken 10 tho Home At GAINESVILLE. The father
Is not sane aud cannot, therefore, DO prosecuted
1t Is now In oryler 10 send him To an a,ylun.
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Health is Wealth

DR: Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MINT aguaranteed specific for I1ysteIis, pIzzl.
n mss Go, GSSnynlsons, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
~, neauTcne, nervous frostrntion caused BY thG
Depression. sof!enIhg Of the irsin rcs,ittius IN
insanity and leading te misery, decay sud
death, Premature Old Age. Barrcnneys, Loss Of
s roweI IN either sex, Involuntary Losses ani
brain: sell.abusc OF. oyer.induiEcuce. Faeh boz
conEiHs oac months treatment. slo0 Il box,
or SIX boxes Tor s. %, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price. WEGUARAETEEs six GOXES
70 cure my case. With each order received BY
us ior six boxes, accompanied with IS co, va
VIII SEND TIC purchaser our written g,iaran,ea
70 refund tho money II the treatment does not
eneGt n GnIe; Guarantees Issued only by Nc.
Lain Block. cor. Market aud Twelfth Strccis
MnSc!!mE. ". w. RP4rTThRtw
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An unintcntion;l Misrepresentation.

An article published in Saturdays
issue Of this paper relative to some sales
OF tea made to Geveral OF the retail gro.
GERS OF this city, had the uninten.ional
effect Of misresenting reputable ten
company Of Columbus and placing the
representative it has had here for tue
past week or 80 in a bad light The
company thus unintentionally misrepre.
sented is the Grauey Tea Company sole
agents and importers OF Trace tea, nearly
$1,000 worth Of which has been sold in
this city by Mr.. J. e, Ora.
hey. The points on which the
article referred to was written, wero
handedin by q person who has hereto
fore always been considered as reliable.
MI. Graney and HE company are both
too highly recommended and strongly
backed to be for moment thought Of In
connection with any such scheme as
that outlined In Saturday 8 issue. Nearly
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To-nIsAt's Concert and banquet.

The only celebration OF St. Pa,rick's
Day that will take place in this city will
be the concert and banquet to be given
by the Ancient Order Of Hibernians at
Germania hall this evening. This en-
tertainment is to be participated in by
members only, and few specially in
vited guests who will embrace number
OF leading representative citizens. The
entertainment will DO opened with the
concert, III which the Opera House Or
chestra and anumberoi vocalists, among
them Miss Mary Haley, Of Mt. De Chan
tai, Miss Kate Michael. and Messrs. r.
V. Ankle and Will b. Day, will partici-
pate. An excellent programme Of both
vocal and instrumental music has been
prepared. At the banquet about $50
covers will be laid. A number OF toasts
will be responded 10.
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A special meeting Of Council. he'd on Sat.
urday night. the s?5,Jo0 five per cent. water OK.
tension bonds were awarded to :. A. Keene &
Co., OF Chicago. At par, less ono nh d onc.hnlt
per cent: commission. Other bids were rs fol.
lows: ". J. Hayes 4 Son, OF Cleveland, pro.
minm Of STAND accrued interest: Splitter 4 Co,
Of Toledo. par. less two aud onc,linlf per cent.
commissions: Lambiccht Bros. 4 Co. OF Clrvc.
land. at pRr less three per cent: Coffin & Stan
ton 1900. The latter bid was not considered.
4 bctug below par. Tho bid OF ". J. Hayes &
Sons was lowest, but from Information received
Council did not consider 1t responsible. The
bonds have been printed ut tho lNrELLiGEScEn
establlshn Cnt, ~
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BELLAlRE BRIEFS,
Two Little Boys Taken From nm Insane
Fathsr-Genernl News Notes.

Two Little Boys Taken From nm Insane
Father-Genernl News Sotrr,
The Republican primaries will be held H.
morrow night. ~
Several members Of the X. OF G. E. aere b.vc
organized brass band. 40
Two cigar manufacturers ut Belmont have ia.
cided to quit the business. ~
Thomas Mccoy and Miss Selma James will bo
married on Thursday OF this week. > - ~
Mr.. N. Sheets. OF the Belmont Glass Com,
pany, lott yesterday Oh business trip Fast,
The Commissioners Of this county Maid slso In
the last six months for sheep that were Killed by
dogs - - "'''1' ~
Mrs. Rev. A. ". Williams and children, yv,,o
much better. po' ' ~
Baggage Master Rederer, OF the C. KIP, lind
bis little finger badly mashed aud Inc nail torn
oil bya falling trunk. = '" WI u
A freight wreck at Mingo junction Saturday
night delayed the trains coming In here over III;
9. 4 p. several hours. ~ ~ ' 'A'
Two sons OF George Terry were arrested IN,
threatening to do their father bodily injury viii
razors for not letting them into his house viii
their female companions who arc OF a baJ
class. gi 800 - v " Dau
A strike oil the steel works, among the laborcrs
who unload materials, took place SATURDAY
morning., The men were getting 81 so pcr day
aud struck for 81, claiming TINT Inc metal com.
ING 10 - twice as heavy as formerly. The 1oss
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TURN DAY EXERCISES
Al Turn Hall isstcrday-A Number Of

Visiting Turner's Present.
Yesterday was the time for holding
one OF Che stated "Distrlct Turn Days"
OF the Pittsburg District, and the exer-
cises were held in this city. 1t was
about noon when an INrELLloEYcER re.
porter called at Turner Hall, on North
Market street, and he was amazed at
what he saw. The room was SO filed
with flying legs and arms that individ.
ual bodies could hardly be recognized,
md the seventy active Turner'S followed
each other In such rapid succession In
their various evolutions, that faces were
lost In the maze. all the working Turner's
were dressed 10 grey flannel shirts aud
trousers, which fitted their bodies
closely and displayed to goud adyan.
tage their tplendidly developed and sym.
etrical proportions. The exercises were
In charge Of Prof. F. krogh, It being the
custom to place the exercises on Turn.
day in charge Of tho superintendent Of
the entertaining society. 9zNl
Tho exercises yesterday opened at 10
o'clock a. IN. Col. Jacob Nungc, for the
local scciety,wolcomed tho visiting mem.
beers, after which the gymnastic cxcr.
cises were begun. Prof. krogh led the
entire class In nn exercise OF gymnastic
tactics. which was followed by dumb
bell exercises. The dumb bell exercises
excited considerable favorable comment
and applause in tho audience. NexI
camo buck vaulting with rope, and
parallel bar Jumping. The working
Turner's were then divided Into five
classes, and horizontal and parallel la,
work was the order. This was followed
by side horse aud long horse work which
closed the class exercises. There were
delegations present from Pittsburgh
Allegheny Cry. Birmingham pitts
burgh, South Slde}, Lawrenccville
Allentown, Pa, Manchester, Pa, Nc
keesport, Stenbenville, Beaver Falls
and East Liverpool. The district in
cludes sixteen societies, and there were
seventy active Turner's present besides
quite a number OF passive and retired
members. Among the turning teacher.
who were here, were Gus knueppcl, o.
Steubenyille, Albert Nathan, OF Law
rencevilleaud McKeesport, Oscar Scheer
Of the Pittsburgh Central Society, ant
Franz Egtr. OF Birmingham.
After the regular exercises the boyl
kept the floor lively till nearly o'clock
when dinner was announced. A splen
did meal had been prepared by the lad,
friends OF the Wheeling Society, and The
way the boys did eat after their exercise
was enough to fill Il dyspeptic with envy
The entire aiTair was OF the most pleas
ant character, and reflected much credit
on tho Wheeling society as entertainers
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AVN ARE,

Fora jingle in Chinaware, put your ear
to this:-l0O complete Toilet Sets in eilt
and floral decorations, Mt only 81 80 per
set-reduccd from S. 50.-Remcmber.
we warrant these goods perfect in every
feature:-They are the same goods that
you paid us So 90 per set before.-They
are the same goods rs yon pay 81 90 Tor
to-day at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Ten scts-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every way-wo
offer 100 sets beautifully decoraied-in
floral designs, ut only s. 90 each-5O sets
in plain white wareas low of s. 0O.-Odd
basins and pitchers we hold at only SO
lcents.-Bear in mind we don't oHer sec.
onds.-The goods we eler are the cream
OF our stock.-Come around early and
secure what you require during this
great sale.
WHEELING INSTALSIENT co.
1875, ll3S, lli9 Ma,kc. Street.
JOSEPH McARDLE. - Manager,
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EXTENSION TABLES,

Indispensable to every housekecper, ia
dining table. We have large liue in
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other woods,
We are determined to sell Extension
Tables End will, therefore, otter this
week 100 6-foot Extension Tables in
Solid Oak, with oil finish top, at only
81 90 each. For spot cash, or on credit.
our price will be the same during this
great reduction sale, namely, 81 90 each,
You cannot afford to be any Longer
without one Of these tables at the price
We offer them. Don't hesitate about tho
money--Don't stay Mt home during this
terrible slaug liter Of goods, wishing YOU
had money. WHEELING ISsrALMESr Co.
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TIE MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
or n Martins Ferry Woman Loses Her

or Martins Ferry Woman Loses Her q
Husband md Some OF Her Money.
Another illustration Of the folly OF
women advertising for. husbands, COZ.
responding with unknown men and
marrying in haste and repenting at leis-
tire, has come to light in Martins Ferry,
and well known and respected woman
Of that city Is the victim. She Is not
only without husband and heart.
broken, but she Is out Of pocket con.
siderable sum Of money. She was for.
merly known rs Miss Sallie Giilin, a
dressmaker, aged about 10 years. Last
spring, presumably becoming tired OF a
lie OF single blcssedness, she advertised
for n husband, stating in that connection
that she had some money.
Sherman Rice, young man OF %
years, was looking for something OF that
kind and wrote to Miss Gitlin. They
correspondent for short time and then
Rice came to Martins Ferry and was
married to Miss Giilin on the day Of
his arrival. Tho wedding was announc.
ed in this paper at tho time. They went
to housekeeping IN her house on Ninth
street, which he furnished very nicely,
and everything moved along swim.
mingly. About three months ago Rice
decided to 90 into the express business,
aud bought span ofhorses and wagon
from George Twcedy for $500. He Dor.
rowed $3.50 from David Coss, giving him
tn mortgage on tho house, paid Mr..
Twcedy $500 cash, and gave him chat.
tel mortgage for 500. Rice then bought
q watch, u revolver ind banjo with the
balance. He did not make any money
in the express business and sold out to
Thomas Stroupe ior Sl75 cash and Mr..
Twecdy's claim, losihg SIPS in tho trans.
action, not saying anything about other
money spent up to that time.
On last Friday evening Rice dressed in
his best Sunday clothes, including his
new Silk hat, and told his Wits that he
was going to lodge and would not be
back till 10 o'clock, and advised her to
90 and spend the evening with Mrs.
Gosney, neighbor, saying he would
call Tor her ut the above hour. She
waited till IL O'Clock and lie did not put
in an appearance. She then went home
and found that her husband had entered
the house by unlocking the kitchen
door, taken 500 Of Sl25 that had been
left in their bedroom, and all of his
clothes that he could carry, and had
taken his departure. The police were
notified on Saturday and it was learned
by them that Rice had left on the
o'clock train on Friday evening. His
whereabouts is unknown. Some OF his
acquaintances think lie has gone to Ken.
lucky where he had talked Of going.
Mrs. Rice, who is a member OF the
Presbyterian church, well connected
and highly respected, is heart-broken.
She loved her husband, but he did moi
care for her, and those who kncw him
have frequently said that he would 20,
all her money some time and skip out
lie came to Martins Ferry from Marble.
town, Ohio.
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FURNITURE.

Well start the ball rolling to.mor.
row, BY Offering 800 fall size doulJls
beadsteads in hard wood and wal,
nut finish, at only s. rs cach.-Thess
best arc worth double what VIC ask.-li
you need a bedstead-Don't let this or.
portunity pass-Come here-examine
our s. rs Beds, and we'll youch you'll
pronounce them the cheapest and best
ever olered-They sell regularly a, 81 80
and S. 90 each elsewhere. In addition
to these we will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fin.
ish at only s. 90 each-Reduced from
81 80. WHEELING INSTALAIENT co