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PROTEST FROM PAD CITY.
Tacoma Angry Because Porter Ignored
Some Of Their Bogus Names.

Tacoma Angry Because Porter Ignored
Some Of Their Bogus Names.
TACOMA. Aug. 21.-The chamber of com.
merce is considerably excited over the pub
lication of the official figures of the census
of King and Pierce counties, and especially
the cities of Seattle and Tacoma At Q
meeting tonight charges of padding and
corruption were reiterated, and it was de-
termlned TO enter a vigorous protest and
make an effort tor a recount Unless today's
report of the Seattle and King county GEN.
sus is shown by later official returns to be
inaccurate, 1t is even charged that the
large majority in favor of Seattle is the
result of money influence brought to bear
upon the census bureau in the interest of
large legislative representation from King
county, in order to strengthen Squire's
chances for reelection to the Senate.
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southern Clothing House Fails.

NASHVILLE. Aug. 21.-B. II. Cook & Co.,
one of the largest clothing houses in the
South. assigned today. Liabilities, $780,
coo; assets, $4,000
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PETTY PosToFFICE WAR.

Two Oregon Towns Engage in senseless
Controversy.
WALIA WALLA, Aug 2L-The neighbor-
ing towns of Milton and Freewater, Or,
which are situated about q mile apart, are
at war over the location of the postofice at
the latter place. A Milton citizen says
that both towns are in state of fermenta-
ton. He says that the Freewater people
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Helena Recount Begins Next Week

WASHINGTON CITY. Aug. 21.-The census
office expects that the special agent who Is
to supervise the recount of Helena will be
ready to begin work in that city some time
next week with force of enumerators
large enough to finish the count in three or
four days
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l5c GENTS SILK scARrs

Your choice of 500 dozen silk and satin four
finland ties, also scarfs. sec and Zoe quality,
your choice l5c. Chester cleary.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-15
5AN!UNFoRTu,NArE STRANGER

Afflicted with 3 Paralysis. Taken from n
&lis 6s Street Car Last Night. ii
a man supposed TO DC, Ell. Jones, a
travelling man from Y Cincinnati, was
taken from an electrical car about; half
past nine o'clock last night and carried
into the Mcclure House, suffering from a
stroke Of paralysis which covered one
side entirely and rendered him speech
less. : He boarded tho car at Sixteenth
street two or three hours before, having
to be helped on ut that time. He could
not speal; but paid his fare and rode to
North, Wheeling. The cal. was turned,
and he went back TO the southern ter.
minus aud back to 4 North Wheeling
again, making the round trips of the
line without n moving Finally, al:
though no paid his !; fare and was
orderly, tho conductor became alarmed
and dropped him at the Mcclure. q At
the hotel no was put 10 bed and DR..
McMasters summoned. He pronounced
his cdse paralysis, and prescribed &C.
cordingly, and at an !, early hour this
morning Jones was showing some signs
OF recovery. He is unknown to anyone
who called to see him at the hotel, and
his mime and address were secured from
papers in his pockets. e! Us II
A Jones Is tall man, probably so years
old, and wears u white imoustache and
grey hair. He Is well dressed and had d
small amount of money. Ii 3. y i
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h Cure by Cutii,cl;ju.lir,;a IRA

81 ! had, known ofthe cuncuRAi RExrlp,l1rEss,
tWenty.eight years ago 1t. would have saved mo
500 % two hundred dollars and an Immense
amount of SUFFERING. Y. My disease (psoriasis]
commenced on my head In a spot not Larger
than cent i 1t spread rapidly all over nv bod
and got under my nails. y The scales would drop
OFT OF me all the Time, and my suffering was
endless and without relief. One thousand dol.
lars would not tempt me TO have this disease
over again. u am poor mau, but feel rich TO
DC relieved Of. what some OF the doctors said
was leprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis; etc., I
took .- 800. and sarSaparil1as over one year
aud hall. but no cure. n went 10 two or three
doctors, and no cure. I cannot praise the Cuti.
cura Remedies too much. They. have made nv
skin as clear and free from scales az a baby's
All used of them wcrc three boxes OF Cuticrra.
and three bottles Of Cuticura tResolyent.f and
two cakes OF Cuticura Soap. \ II you had been
here. and said you would have cured me ior
500 0o, you would have had the money I looked
like tho picture In your book of psoriasfs (pic.
ture number two, .'sHowto euro SKIN DiseasesiS:
but now am as clear rs any person ever wa.
Through force Of habit rub my hands over nv
arms and legs TO scratch once In while. but n
no purpose. l am all well. / I scratched twenty.
eight years, and 1t got 10 DO kind tol a second
nature TO mel thank you thousand times. ~
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury. VI ~
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:. 81 I tls4-ig, ) 9 80 y, q,
I, Yesterdays Police Court. =

at yesterday mornings session Of Pot-i
lice Court Harry Waters was fined i S
and costs for the assault he committed
on Toll Keeper Weitzel at the Suspen.
sion bridge ut an carly hour last Sunday!
morning when the latter stopped him
and demanded that he pay his TOLL The
fine and costs amounted to pear]ya $l7,l
all of which except s cents could have:
been saved had not Waters taken it into
his head to cross over the bridge without
paying toll. 81 E. Z Schennerlin was fined
y and costs for knocking man down in
the vicinity; of thelG bridge 1 about
the same time az that NV alters n was
INDUCING In his little. break. 4; Two one
armed svags, one white and the other
colored, were allowed to 60 on promising
oget out Of town inside OF half an hour.
Charles Witte was fined 81 and costs for
,heing drunk, and in default Of payment
was sent to ( the \ hill for fifteensdays.
George Burwinkle, the individual who
raised a small riot: Sunday night at his
home in Stonetown because, his wife adj
vertised him in thegpublic press as one
To whom saloonists and others must; not
sell intoxicants, was fined S. and costs..SSi
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Lawrence iAuti's Wagon Struck and De.
mollshed BY a u. 3 o. Train. 7. "a
Lawrence Auth, the bother Of carbon.
ated beverages who does business In the
Sixth ward had q narrow escape from a
serious and probably fatal acciden. yes.
terday morning. He was on his way TO
Denwood with aIwagon load OF bottled
drinks, and Swasrjns going over the
Bogg's run crossing OF the Baltimore &
Ohio road when he noticed that a Bwilt.
ly approaching train was almost upon
him. He barely had time 10 prepare 10
jump when the engine struck tho rear
end lot his wagon; breaking It badly.
Anih either jumped or was thrown from
Ills seat over, clnder bank. He struck
on his face and breast, and was badly cut
and scratched, though not seriously hurt.
He was found over, the bank in ( an jun.
conscious condition by people who were
attracted by the accident, and was car
RED into n house nearby where heSwas
soon restored. H He said that he saw the
train coming but thought that he could
make tho crossing ahead OF It !, '.
Tbe wagon was badly demolished but
the horses were unhurt.
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sWheelingi IRstal ca.

mi z
THERE'S nothing her, that We Iw,,onld Z; =
nave here:--There, is 5nothinp5th ! von
don,t5S.wantii-7E yeryt thing We Offer ihis
week ils as fresh ass flowers culled In
spring time We haven't! any old stocI L
% otter at reduced prices.-What wa offa,
are 9 brand ! new goods aat rock bottom ,
nlgures.-Goods thai! we can recon- man
goods that swillS please whersyer tba,,
are placed-zgoodsS that carrySwitht them
eur feputatlon-7-we offer at pricea Tint
WIN ] compel yous to come f here.GYom,
cant tudysyourt own interest and ;u 90
.n!s opportunity Of buying brand new
goods at the same prices that Won nav uH ~.
old stock elsewhere. II you haven't t iDa
ready moneys don't stay. X awav...ttco MO
aMnyhow-7we will ylielpSyou on Enle
were NOT afraid To- trust:IDon't dsnv
yourself any comfort our immense st o
can contribute lori want al ;mona az =.
Come here, select your goods and Gu lg:,il
deliver them forSyou.-Y gu can sna ~ = ~ q
PACK on Z easy payments while Vol -, rs
using them.-7:Don't do without anytb I nc
We M nave a here when It's within Eresch "
aE.-@Ihere 10 no excuse for moi Shav ,i Il,
q comfortable, home.-The! Wheelinanf ir u
= s.a!ment 2 Co.,a II 38-ll 3SSll4O Ma,tot
street, otter many ;inducementa e ban Has
advantage of them \ sa a1s's
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" Circuit Court Proceedings.

In tho Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge PAUL., the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company commenced
condemnation proceedings against EN-.
ma B. Carter forS the possession Of GER
tain lands owned by Sher: and situated
out on what is known as the Peninsula,
and which, the company desires to- use
ior railroad purposes. The court will
hear arguments in the matter on Satur-
day January rs. Oil a
Judge Campbell / has oye,ruled9th
motion for a new trial made by DR.. JIM.
Pipes, plaintiff in a SANDER suit brought
against DR.. ;J.W:iNlcCoy,; in which dam.
ages were placed at S., 600. n The trial of
this ease, lit will be remembered, con-
tinued for nearly two weeks and attract
ed much attention. H The jury returned
a9verdtct \ for ( the defendant. S iii Judge
Campbell deferred ordering judgment
entered till Capt. b. B. iDovener, one Of
Pipes counsel, who Is now confined to
his room by illness, Is able to be present
and II desired, make a further; mo tion.3i
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z Mr.. SHEA Al. TIfE oRANp.. !. 4
STranr,sfer..sL ~. az trIsenliEs,tta1tn.,

b One deed Of atrust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admit
ted to record in Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday iS:;. &
A deed made, January: i ), 1890, by
Stephen, Nc Collough and wife to James
.Neill ct ais, partners doing business
under the firm name OF 9NeillS IL Filing.
ham, for the north half OF lot No ~ IN
Chapline 4 Eoff's addition, situated on
the west side Of Main street in that part
Of the I city called I; Centre Wheeling.
Consideration s., 800.
"a deed made January 1850, by, W..
J.sW.a Cowden, trustee, to William 3Bu:
chanan for tract Of land situated on the
waters Of Gillespie's run, in Triadelphia
district, containing 200 $acrcs and i la
perches. Consideration S1O,SlO. The,
property adjoins that Of James II. Old.
ham, George Miller and others, and was
conveyed toaW.5J.;W. Cowden under a
deed Of trust made by James R. 4 Moss
and wife October11 1886. u s
"a deed made January 4, 1890, BY Otto
Jaeger and wife to! H.F. Behrens ior lot
No. s in square No. Il, situated in the
Eighth ward 8the city Of Wheeling
Consideration s., 900. ~
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News from, tho River.

The, river was falling at this point last
night with a depth Of Is feet in the chan
THE Rainbow passed down at ia.
m. for Cincinnati with good trip. { 9he
Hudson passed sup Eat noon for Pitts.
,burgh. Tho gAbnerG O'Neal lis ito.day's
Pittsburgh packet! The Elaine leaves
today for Parkersburg Sat I'll 80 a IN.
The Andes is to:day's regular Cincinnati
packet, leaving at Z! a. nj. " The; C.SW.
Batcheloriwill be up this morning in the
Cincinnati Pittsburgh trade. " Tie II os.
Nv: Gould, Hornet, ?Boaz, Fred Wilson,
William g. ! Horner, u: 7 "a. Morgan and
Alex. Swift passed down with coal yes
terday: Ai Sly Louis gdispatchEsays:
Capt. e. ". Chancellor, ofsthe WIN.
Chancellor, arrived lin the ScitylE from
Parkersburg, coming via Evansville He
Tor the purchase gof the
Montana's machinery in, yiewEof build:
ing a new steamerior the Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh; trade. 81 He was a. visitor. on
Change land $warmly;receiyed byimany
lEltlus,
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q MARTINS FERRY.
lsricf Matters Of Intcrs.t About People md

l,rief Matters Of interest About People md
" q Events. ~ "a ~
& Frank Lnpiopt Of Mt. Pleasant. was In tho city
yesterday. RI n 4!
1.-The Eagles Nest tonight will doubtless have u
good h0use. |Eiisi.i
,aMrs. Capt. L. W. lnglebright Is still confined to
bed by illness. n! \ gyit. = rs Z e
!; Mi. and Mrs. Humphrey buried ono year old
son yesterday. z, y =.
Msssns Ferry win have aJewl.h wedding
nI MI E al. 1 z1s visited his parents at seu
y Lizzie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eyland,
died yesterday Of brain foyer. VI 4
z Leave your orders for Job printing at the branch
Office OF the DAILY lSrELLid ENcER. e NJ Y XII
Mrs. n. Gillespie. who has been on tho sick
list several weeks, Is able 10 be out again.
2; Rev. Father Joseph Teuohy, formerly pastor Of
St. Mary's Church Is In the city and looks well.
Rev. H. n. Campbell entertained his old icol-
lego mate. MI. D.A. IIindmau, Of welsbury,
yesterday SO M Its n
MFR. Robert Johnson, who Is about 10 RETRO
from Spence, Daggs & Co., will probably go In
the Samc business at Bellairc. Al " X 81 n !.
EbMr. George schcctz, OF tho Wheeling & Lake
Erie Coal Company, was In tho city last even
ing and reports business booming. {aGSFs
The Buckeye Glass Company reports to have a
blk run on the Worlds Fair Novelties, recently
patented BY Mt. Lewis, Smith, manager Of tho
decorating department. n u
iMr. Robert cottrell, well known citizen OF
this city, died yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock at
his residence on the corner Of Fourth and Hick.
ory streets after lingering Illness. aged 20 years
The deceased was street Commissioner hero for
several yeas aud kcRt grocery, for many years
prior TO that time. lie will be buried BY the
odd Fellows, OF which he was ono Of the Oldest
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Y Illustrated Lecture for. the Y. NJ. @, A. ~
The fourth attraction in the YIN! O..
A. course Of lectures Sand entertain :
ments for the season will! be Frederick
A.: Ober's lecture on Spain" next Tues:
day evening. Mr.. Ober spent three
months in Spain visiting the most i'm
portant cities, castles and galleries, with,
the, particular object in view Of study
ing its history, architecture and people.
He lived d month in theGAlhambra and
secured, withiS his camera, upwards of
200 beautiful photographs of the Moor
ish; Palaces, His instantaneous pictures
include complete series Of 5 the bull
fight, street views, grand professions,
gypsies, donkeys, horse fairs, ] and the
Spanish I people. everywhere in3 their
everyday life.
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ESrEarRlsE Council, No. s, o. q. "a.
NJ, at It's regular nesting last night
initiated three candidates and lied
the newly elected officers. This lodge
will probably join the other patriotic
organizations OF tho city In creditablc
celebration Of Washington's birthday,
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Y '.s!EiI . - :. = --'I-I.-- 'iSS.'sss Y
I SPECIAL BARGAINS Y

In heavy weigh, .woolens, consisting
Of Sultinss, Pantal0oning and Over
.coatinrs,i hieh We warrant 10 make up
III flrst.class style. 4 Sc sI7i3
~ 100 dozen mUre Of those celebrated 25
cent lialt Hose In FnstS Black, Merlno
and CantPs lair Just; received. u IA! ;
81 Umbrellas-A complete line OF SILK
and Gloria Cloth, with Gold, Silver, and
Natural Mood Handles, at
j BY &. HESS ~ SONS, III
7 fl * 3;If4 1891. i 1925 Market street. Il
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z. S-'STsts,--,.N L'at. tstfl
A Denial From Mr.. TX effer.

y: D.EM.aKeHer, who was arrested BY q.
s. Marshal White last week, charged
with having violated tho Internal REEVE;
nue. laws, denies the report publishedin
the Sunday Registers to the effect that
there was i bad feeling existing between
him and Marshal White, the outgrowth
of former business transactions. Y Mr..
Keder writes the following 81 will
say that there is no truth3in the: state
ment published in the Register SO far as
/ am concerned, and further that Mar
shal White and his deputies treated me
like agenteman and that I do not blame
them for my arrest, q; : iS sgS
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The Postotllc.e, In, i,,,,,,,irI c A

81 Some new nests Eof Slock.boxes have,
been received at the, Postoffice and were
put in position yesterdays They are Of
the latest I make and &haye perforated
bottoms SO that the dust cannot collect,
The stamp, general delivery and money
order windows. have, been marked with
gorgeous gold leaf signs and these de.
partments have been separated from the
balance of the interior ofithe postofIice,
by a new wire screen. The repairs and
improvements on the second floor are
about.completed, and us soon Jas that
long delayed staircase arrives and is put
iniplace the work, such as it is,will have
been fnished.S The stairs ARE expected
toEarriyeEfroml Pittsburgh this week;
The first ssetE of5stairs sent were found
to be allswrong,g like many Of the other
features Of the alleged improvements q. 4;
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5AMUSEMENTS, {.

'".Tho neggnr Student'' Mt tho Opera House
~ House Last Sisht-Sllen Mt the Grand. -
The Opera House contained another
large audience last evening to witness
and listen to the rendition Of Nlilloec.
kers' tuneful opera .""The Begrar Stu.
IDENTIFY Bakers Bennett Afoulton Opera
Company The good impression made
by the company5in opening its weeks
engagement In "Baccaccio"5 the night
before was sustained by its performance
Of last night. The chorus work was a
little ragged at times, but rs a whole the
performance was a very satisfactory one
to the audience, judging from ths fire..
quent applause. |8344!!7T Mr.. Armand, n Mr..
Wooley, Mr.. Wolf, Miss Murphy and
Miss Goldie, the principals, were well
received. A : better Opportunity was
afforded by last nights opera to Judge
OF. Miss Goldie's work; she is a tall,
well.built girl, with pretty. face and d
sweet voice. which she uses well while
her stage action is a little crude at times,
her attractive presence makes one lose
sight Of any defects. Miss Murphy was
as bright and yiyacious as ever last
night * sj;'s3;
This afternoon at : the matinee s: per i,l
formauce, Robert Macaire" "Erminien)
will be given and this evenings bill will
be the ever popular "Black Hussar." ~
MR.. SHEA. Al: TIRE CRANE. L
Mr.. Thomas E. Shea, the talented
young actor who is playing at the Grand,
had another fair audience last; night.
Tho bill was the Corsican Brothers."
and Mr.. Saea in the dual characters OF
Louis and Fabian De Franchi gave fine
piece OF character acting. This after
noon 5s"Monte, Criston' will $be the play
presented, with Mr. Shea in the title
role, and tonight he will close his en-
gagemeut with the presentation OF that
great drama ''The Strangers Of Paris.n
Nj. shea's support was quite ,creditable
last night. Seats for to-day perform
ances can be reserved at lVeir's. u
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l1I1IIIH fslFlii q ~ n
J BELlAlRH BRIEFS,


News Items from the Glass City Personal
j and Other Matters. IA x
\ James Marlin Is out after weeks illness With
the grippe. Z 81 IS
!, Teachers' examinations at tho Central school
building next Saturday. \ Z n
Isaac Blum and mother will leave soon sior
New York City on visit. Il z v jl.i isf
sEMlltonS aud Dollie Mobiles had tho usual
crowded house last night. n Il q u q "a
n 3fr. and Mrs. Frank arc IN Pittsburgh attend.
Ing tho funeral Of a relative. s
G Chicken thieves took twenty.tive Fof Farmer
Porter's best chickens one night recently. Fl lSI,f
EJames Deatea, D. son.ln.law oi John Murphy
OF this city died ut his home In Iittsburgh, Pa,
The funeral Of Mrs, Jacob was,er was largely
hero for d long time.
(, A few pieces Of underwear and clothing werc
burned BY a gas jet In Julius Wells store last
night. Tho damage was small. VI {sa
{. Tho miners at tho Belmont coal works werc
compelled 10 leave the bank by smoke from tho
furnace being driven In BY the wind. N
Col. Y. i, Poorman Is very sick man. llay.
Ing had tho Rrippe no venturcd out too soon,
aud, IN consequence, Is now very iow,e
The Rainbow took nails here yesterday and
she always goes away up tho river 10 turn, being
loaded very heavy they do not like to turn too
near tho bridge. SiilS Il z t6si5 IL,
Mary, daughter OF r. Murphy, and Timothy
Grogan were married yesterday morning and
loft for tJohns,own, Pa, and tho cast on thO4r
wedding tour, with tho best wishes Of many
friends. "A i m
On Sunday Robert English, aged 80, and James
RUSSELL aged 81, died near GAINESVILLE. within q
few hours Of each other Mrs. Capt. James FL
rick, very old lady, living In tho same neigh,
b0th0od, Also died. Ms y 4 ~. Z n 4 :
"a child was born out near tho stock pens on
tho bank Of tho creek recently. In asiianty boat,
It's hands arc twice the natural slao and IT.
mouth resembles a flsh's. The mother and
father arc doing quite rushing museum bust.
ness by charging an admittanc0 fec 10 sec the
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ar you caui,et sec and need spectacles
1Jdu st0uld c,uI Oh us and have your, Eyes
tested without clarge.?s,We have the
Sltacsi Instruments and more experience
Than my other Opticlan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. ss JACOBtW.. CRUDE,
.t5;, Jcwcler and Uptician,
S.ItySiS Cor. n ciltli ami Market Streets.
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Railway Company will be- asked 10 build
a,doub!e track from, Tenth street to the
turn table I'M accordance with an ordl.
nance hereafter to be drafted. 4
n Mr. Yahnjmoved TO ask the b. &. o.
Railroad Company 10 erect gates 4 at
Seventeenth and Wobd streets. ne
The First Branch concurred with tho
Second in It's action ,onS all ( the above
mentioned matters except as specified. =
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y The members' entertainment given at
tho Y.M. 9. "a. building last evening
was ono Of the most pleasing of the &C.
ries Of these enjoyable entertainments
that have been given thus far. Nearly
all the members who attended were ;ac-
companiedl by lady friends, WHOSE pres:
ence; sadded 5 much ] to- 4 thee evenings
pleasure. Mr.. William Winepfheimer,
q young elocutionists, gave: several read:
ings that werewolf received, and vocal
and INSTRUMENTAL numbers were kindly,
rendered yby! Mr. Will Days Mrs W.$S.
Hutchins, Miss Sara Sweeney, Mics Kate
Michel and Miss Theresa; Phillips. ~