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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-22
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4. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass Agent, Houston
9. D. LUSK. Depot Ticket Agent, Fort Worth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part Of a useful house Gxture-inyesti.
gate. 50. 5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
liallalre,

John Price, Of Zlncsville, dropped in
on his many friends Yesterday.
George Mcpherson mashed his right
hand to-day by letting railroad tic fall
on 1t.
Joseph Anderson, who has been
watchman for the railroad tic boats, has
resigned.
A young son OF Lewis Schram had one
OF his legs cut of below the knee, near
Bethel, yesterday.
Mike Fahy lost the tleshy par. OF his
right leg by fallln. under B., q. 4 9.
train near Shadysidc.
Bryan Dean lost the toes on ono foot
by being caught between the blast fur.
mace elevator and the floor.
About 800 people left Oh The steamer
r. +. Phillips for Nortou's grove to mt.
tend the picnic given by the A. O. IL.
Society.
Several private picnics wero held out
the O., l.. L W. railroad yesterday, and
there being no shelter at the grounds
all got good and wet.
The X. OF P. picnic at Bethel was
well attended, and q large number Of
visiting members came III on each train.
There was no parade, as 4 large number
OF tho Uniformed Rank were compelled
to 80 OH the first train to attend to du-
ties as committeeman, and the weather
being, exceedingly warm, the boys
thought it best to omit this part Of The
programme,
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In JAIL FOR STEALING.
Members of tho North Fad Hungarian
| 81 Colnnv Cat Intu Sstlous Troul,ls

Members of tho North End Hungarian
Colony Get Into Serious Trouble.
Martina Dsber aud Stephen Molnar,
two Hungarians who work at the Top
Mill blast furnace were arrested by ON.
Ger Terrell and arraigned before Squire
navia Yesterday on charge Of stealing
500 from Nike Romani, countryman
OF theirs with whom they board, Mrs,
Romani had saved 1885. This was all
in paper but $lC0. which was gold coin,
She put the paper money in pocket.
book and tho pocketboQk aud the gold
coin together in a bag, which she bid in
IN old bustle, flled with jule.
On Monday she 00un.aa the money
and it was all right. On Thursday she
co.nted it again and $500 was missing
4 little roll oi pepper had been stuffed in
the purse in place OF thl sto!en bills, tc
make it look as full rs before.
Four men boarded with her. OF these
two had bat Just come. Stephen Mol
mar, who ia nj old man, had been sus
pected OF stealing $40 from a fellow.
workman recently. AS he and Baber
had long hesa inmates Of the house and
had an opportunity to knov aboT. The
money, suspicion naturally rested on
them.
After hearing which was surrounded
with many difficulties, owing to the
babblc OF bad English, worse German
end inelegant Hungarian, Squire Davis
held each in $500 bail, and in default OF
bond they went to Jail. They will have
a fuller examination Monday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Teas, Coffoos, SpTcos, Etc.
A atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & Coffee Roasters.

b Our new roasting depart.
ment is now completely fitted
up with the latest improved
machinery for roasting and
cleaning coffee. Our aim has
ever been to have the best re-
CARELESS ofcost. This in ameas-
ure, explains our success. COT
fee roasting, like other indus
tries, in the past few years has
undergone many changes, each
succeeding one aiming to cor
rect or overcome some defect Of
the past. We feel confident we
have secured the best, and as
we roast only the best grades
|of Conees, roast only for our
own stores, use no poisonous
mixtures to glaze and cover de-
fective grains, we can justly
claim our Cof1ees far superior
to the adulterated mixtures SO
generally sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City snd Wheeling FOLKS
AbrnnI

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
S. @. Morris, Of Fairmont, is in the
city.
William Green, OF Yankton, Oak, is
at the Behlcr.
John Lessell, OF New Cumberland, is
at the Mcclure.
A. l. Foreman, Jr., OF Parkcrsburg,
ia at the Mcclure.
John W. NlcCleary, OF Morgantown,
is at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Maxwell, OF Graf
ton, arc in the city.
Rev. S. W. PrinGle, OF Mt. Pleasant,
was down yesterday.
L. ". schaeier and family are at Eu.
reSe Springs, Saegertown, Pa.
,Messrs. Thomas Wi!aon and John
Atodat are off on tour Of the lakes.
Mr.. Bates Butler is able to be around
after severe attack OF rheumatic fever,
Miss Mary Irwin is visiting her aunt,
alra. A. I. Mckelvey, at st. Clairsville.
Geo. NJ. johnson and D. 3. O'Keley,
OF Morgantown, arc at the Hotel Wind.
sor.
Misses Z. Bowser aud L. Brown, OF
Iarentum, Pa, are visiting Wheeling
friends.
Wood NJ. Oiwalt, clerk OF the Grafton
House at Grafton, was at the Starlm,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Echo,s returned
yesterday from q two weeks sojourn in
the country.
George G. Yeager. OF Fairmont, and
Nj. Crooks, OF Kcyser, were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Maggie Niece, OF the Garden
Spot, is visiting her grand parents and
sister, Lettie, at the Moundsville camp
ground.
Mrs. W. G. Young, of Wheeling Isl.
and, is the guest OF her parents, Squire
L. Il. Smith and wife.-New Cumberland
Courier.
Mr.. ALI. Rhcinstrom, who is now 4
citizen Of the State Capital, came up 10
spend the Fourth and a few days after
with his relatives here. W.
Fred Appleearth, Of Martins Ferry,
passed through tho city last night on bis
way to Anderson, Ind, where he is con-
nected with the American Glass Com.
pany.
Charles 7. Daley and wife and Misses
Libbie Adair and Villa Brazelton and
Mrs. Jennie Roberts, all Of Chicago,
formed 4 merry party that dined ut the
Mcclure House yesterday. They are on
their way to the West Virginia noun.
tain resorts.
The members Of the Fourth OF july
picnic party which left Thursday for a
sojourn Of week or so near Kingwood
were: Mrs. W. J. W. Cowden and
daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. ",
Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Gibson.
Misses Zoe and Ella Mcclure, Misses
Anna Stevenson, Mary Mickey, Annie
Clarke, Virginia Gibson, and Messrs. O.
.. Dewey, Robert B. Mcclure, viii 3.
Day, Dr.. John Il. Mcclure and Ches. J.
Heiniein, OF Bridgeport.
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The Hcnutlcs OF wheeling Park.

In It's account OF the glassworkers' re.
union here last Monday, the Commoner
and Glass Worker says: wheeling
Park to many was yet an unknown
Mecca, while to more it was familiar
view. TO those who had been there be-.
fore it appeared more artistic and as.
thetic, and to others it appeared a yeri.
table garden Of Eden, rich with shady
bowers, sweet smelling plants, rucpediy
beautiful bushes, DER Swallowing forest
giants, clinging vines, enticing walks,
secluded retreats, green swards, bowling
alleys, dancing platforms aud bands oi
sweet music, hidden here and there, dis
iusing strains OF melody which foatcd
through tho Dir, only to start the birds
chirping both in sympathy and envy OF
such poetic influence. Added TO this
were the fascinating iaaes OF the fsirer
sex. which had delegated some Of its
most beautiful members to augment the
grace and beauty OF tho scene, and 10
start sigh Of love deep down in the
heart OF some sympathetic and suscepti.
BILE swain"
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purpose appears in another column.
The services will be In the First Baptist
church, and Rev. DR.. Blalsdell will
preach tho sermon.
ZOE M'ElLOY CAPTURED.
lfc Returns, Makes Things Unpleasant n
Home. md IL Cnurlit.

lfc Returns, Makes Things Unpleasant nt
Home, and Is Caught.
Robert McElroy was arrested by Chief
OF Police Delbruege yesterday and
lockedup in the lookup pending hear.
Ing on several charges.
Sunday evening, Juno ., one Joseph
Nleland, glass.wolker, oil Pittsburgh,
stopped at McElroy's clearinghouse,
on the upper end Of the wharf, and at
McEltoy'a suggestion, gave him $40 for
safe keeping. The same night McElroy
lind Il quarrel with his wife, In which
she says he iloutished u revolver and
threatened to shoot her, and later he
left, taking Nieland's $40, come things
belonging 10 his wife and all the money
In tho house. .g @
McElroy was under bond for his up
pcaranCo at court to answer TO a charge
OF perjury and another Of keeping q
house OF Ill fame. AS soon rs Mrs. Nc
Elroy found her husband had departed
she notified his bondsmen and also the
police, but nothing has since been seer
oil him until yesterday. 4H
Yesterday Capt. Dclbrugge was In
formed that McElroy was at home ant
was raising a disturbance. The Chic
and Officer Shorts went 10 the house
but he had left. At u saloon on Eley
enth street they found him asleep on thu
floor In back room. Capt. Delbrugg
walked him with tho remark, ~ wan
YOU" 81
II guees not" said McElroy, and HI
reached for his hip pocket. The Cap
tain seized him and found buck nun
Der four.barreled pistol in his pocket
He was locked up rs fugitive iron
Justice.
1t was reported last night that Nc
Elroy threatened to tell the names o
all the people who frequented his house
II hc carries out his threat, be COL
doubtless furnish some very sensational
information. Mrs. McElroy Is under
stood TO have already made clean breas
OF it to Prosecuting Attorney Howard
and it 10 aaid she has reformed and
keeping decent clearinghouse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
MEDAL contest at Mouudsville to-day,
"Reminiscences Of tho Johnstown Flood,

"Reminiscences OF tho Jol,pstown Flood.
Soon after the great flood in the Con
emaugh Valley, Pa, last GUNNER, thu
press dispatches heralded tho news O.
an epidemic OF diarrhna at Jamestown
The following letter from Rev. H. L.
Chapman, pastor OF the Methodist Epis.
oopal Church, Johnstown, gives the par.
ticulars and most successful remedy
used: -a
The box OF six dozen Chamberlain :
Collie, Cholera and Dia,rhGa Remedy
which you sent at the suggestion Of
Hon. Wesley Redhead. reached us soon
after the great flood and at a time when
diarrhGa was quite prevalent. AS soon
as it became known that had the medi.
cine for distribution, there began great
run on it, which continued until it was
about NIL gone. Every one, go far as l
heard from them, testified to its virtucp,
declaring it the best medicine for the
purpose they had ever used. Those who
got it shared it around with their neigh
bors, so that am confident your gener-
osity in sending it was productive of
great good. We used some of it our.
selves and found it not only IN excel.
lent medicine for diarrhmi, but for all
kinds Of pain and uneasincss in the
stomach and bowels. 1t has been re-
garded us the best medicine known here
for the diseases it ia recommended for.
In view Of your sending such large
quantity for free distribution among
poor people, I think you are entitled to
this testimonial in its favor.-H. L.
CHAPMAN, pastor Of Methodist Episco.
pal Church, youngstown, Pa.
To Chamberlain 4 Co., Des Moines, Ia.
For sails by W. W. Irwin, Chas. II.
Groetze, John Klari, G. sohnepl, W. E.
Williams. Daw
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Bridgeport.

W. T. Graham returned yesterday
from wesk's business trip to Chicago.
Several new residences will be put up
in hnk~ood and in the West End this
summer.
Mrs. Ida Trueman is the guest of her
2istsr. Mrs. A. G. Showal.er, a. Ripley,
New York.
Charles Kaufman and wife vii! leave
on Monday for few weeks pleasure
trip through the lake region.
The work Of repairing the lE.na and
STANDARD Mills preparatory TO starring in
the near future will be begun to-day. 1t
is hoped that the mills will be running
again in pattin week or ten days. :
The Fourth passed of quietly here
with the exception OF the usual fire
cracker and small boy racket. A great
many persons attended picnics, while
those who remained at home stayed in.
doors. The town bore Sunday an
pearance and was unusually quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
lie WANTED A LICENSE

And Was Willing to Pay to Have One
Printed to Order.
A man who had been celebrating In.
dependence Day by imbibirg ioamips
lager Stopped at tho INTELLIdEScEu
counting room door yesterday alter.
noon, and, addressing reporter, asked
Can l see sou?h
II guess co." he was answered.
"See you private atminute?"
The man waved his hand to not.
bad-lookiny woman who accompanied
him, and entered the office.
" tell you Just how it is."
Then he stopped, waited minute,
and began again.
"Ill explain what / want"
Another pause.
swell" said the reporter, ercourac.
ingly. :, :,
"You see, it's just like this" ~
Pause for a reply. No reply.
u want-that is, me and this ere
lady, we wants marriage licen. Where
mus I git it?" = -
10 the County CLERKS office"
"0h, Lord l. | don't want to go there"
"Oh, everybody'll get on to it."
Are you ashamed OF it?" 4rn w.
The msn winked and grew still more
confidential:
VI tell you: He's shut up"
"Who? the County Clerk?"
"Yep."
"OhI"
"That settles it, don't it,"
Hes the only person that can issue
marriage license"
No; l tell you what let's do: you
print me onc." r-as...s
That wouldn't be official"
IN pay you whatever it's WORTH"
Finally he was made to understand,
and he joined the lady, who waited in
the rain. When the reporter next met
them they we're sitting on the tile floor
in the court house corridor, patiently
waiting for Clerk Hook. The man said
that be hadn't any ''licen" yet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
A BENEFlCENT SCHEME,
How tho City Water Eoartl Can Win tho
pnblic's Thanks,

How tho City Water Eoard Can Win tho
Fables Thanks.
A prominent citizen the other day
suggested TO an ISTELLlGEScEg man a
plan for tho consideration OF the public,
and especially Of the City Water Board.
1t Is that the famous spring at the head
oil Fourteenth direct be piped to Public
Building square, and there turned into
the drinking fountain on Chapline
street. Another fountain could also be
put. in on Fifteenth street, il deemed
desirable. = 'i'eu
AS it 10 now people from great dis
lance go to this spring. Often there ID n
long line OF people waiting with vesss,a /,
to get water. To pipe it TO the Sonara
vonld render the water acceesible to n
much larger number OF people and WAN h
more convenience to them. "''A
The work suggested need not be cost.
ly. A two.inch pipe would be suiti.
cient. The good accomplished would
much more than compensate for the
outlay. Cooland clear water ia aluxury
in these days Of costly ice. The Board
could thus contribute to the health.
comfort and economy OF many people
who cannot afford filters and ice. and it
would doubtless be a popular, "a it
would be n Wise, thing to do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

FLAGS TO BIZ PRESENTED

|
10 Noti! tae lslghtn Ward Schools by the
0. u. ~. II. This Morning.
This morning, Washington Council,
No. l, Q. Y. A. NJ, and Lady Washing.
ton Council, Daughters Of Liberty, will
present the two Eighth Ward schools
with flags. All old soldiers. sana Of
Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps, 0. U.
A. NJ, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, etc., have been
invited to attend. A procession vii! be
formed by the Q. U. a. N. at the corner
of Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets, aud
march 10 Solte's hall, where the ladies
will join them. From there they will
march to the lower school, where Rev.
D. l.. Ash will present the flag Oh behalf
OF the ladies, Superintendent Anderson
receiving it for the school. Tho line
will again form and march to the upper
school, where J. Smith Warple will pre-.
cent the flag for the 0. U. A. NJ. Super.
intendent Anderson 6. aud PRINCIPAL
Crago will respond.
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Buy TIE pEsT-ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has It. ll{:''s
y FROM THE RIVER.

The river here was at I feet last night,
and rising slowly. M
MoRoANrowN, W. Va, July 4.-Riyer
I feet and falling; raining.
WARnES, Pa, July 4.-River o.lO Of
one foot and iallingi fair and warm.
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, July River Q
feet . inches and falling; raining.
Sweeney & Son, Of this city, have been
given the CONTRACT by Captain Dode
Berry and Brady Morgan for the build
ing Of new steamer for the Marietta
and Petersburg trade. She viii! be Al
foot beam and 1870 feet long, with an Ii.
inch cylinder and 4.foot stroke. 4ill
Tuesday evening as tho Gen: Dawes
was backing out from Wellsyille, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Police PickI,Ds.

In the Police Court yesterday morn.
Ing, Mayor Seabrieht presided for the
lirs: time in eeveral days. Charles Jones,
who refused to move on for Officer
Moran, was allowed to so on condition
that he leave town, which he promised
to do. Patrick Fayha, arrested by Oil.
Ger Herbert for disorderly conduct, was
fined 81 and costs.
Mrs. Johnston, OF East Wheeling, who
was fined on Wednesday for drunken.
nesa, was celebrating the birthday OF
the Republic yesterday, and she was
locked up again.
A man named Cooke, employed at one
OF the axle factories, was arrested last
evening by Officer Watson for disorderly
conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
WHEELING INSTALNENT co,

Wo don't confno ourselves to Retry.
orators and Ice Chests. This great re.
lief sale embraces hundreds OF Baby
Carriages in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered in most
beautiful colors, with parasols 10 match
styles without s,int-iancies innu-
merable-all at prices desirable. Tho
best Of these goods have sold right along
hero (where low prices always prevaiD
for nearly double the figures we asked
during this relief sale. We arc within
the confines Of undcniable facts when
we say the same goods sell every day
on Main street for double the prices We
ask while this pale lasts. Ifyou want .
desirable, reasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook hisgreat offer. Remem-
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. II you have
but a small amount you can purchase
just as readily as if you had n pocket
full. Our instaImeut plan enables you
to furnish outright with very little out
lay OF ready cash. Be among the num-
Der to-day.
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Two MIN KILLED

On tho g., l.. h W. and G. & +. Railroads
fcstcr'lny-Ono EeturninE Homo from
tho County Jail. ~ .
Robert McAlillin, q resident OF Bell.
aire, well known to nearly all the PEG.
pie there, and well liked in spite OF his
too great fondness for drink, was killed
on the O., L. & ". road near his homo
yesterday. lie was on his way home
from St. Clalrsyille, where he had lust
iintshcd ten days term in the county
jail. lie boarded freight train at
bridgeport, md jus. rs he reached the
Noble street crossing, In Belaire, he
jumped oil, and striking a fence, he
bounded back under tho train. The
whole train passed over him. Both LEGS
were cut of, his head mashed, md hr
was almost quito pieces. His family
soon heard Of 1t, not living very far away
and tho big crowd that had collected
made way for tho vito and mother. The
scene was u most pitiablo ono.
Train No. 10, on the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad, struck a man a,
stoubenville, instantly killing him. HI
was evidently astraugcr, us the citizene
did not know him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05
Wheeling Steel rlaut Repnirs.

The Wheeling steel plant, at Ben
wood, closed down this week for the
purpose OF making repairs. No time
will be lost in the work. Among the
improvements that will be made will be
the addition OF large tubular boiler Of
the latest improved pattern; the water
tank will be raised nine feet; under the
walls 4 now foundation will be built,
while the soaking pits will be rebuilt
upon new and improved pattern. In
the converting mill, additions aud i'm.
provemcnts will be made that will great.
ly increase the output. About $50 men
will BIZ employed on repairs, and will
work double turn.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Moro Wages Wanted-Picnics Galoro-rcr-
sonnl and General.
Miss Sadie Elliott Is visiting friends at

Miss Sadie Elliott Is visiting friends at
salineville. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Huskins, Of
Zanesville, are Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel HuskinB, t,s s
The laborcrs at tho Standard mill want
Sl.45 per day, 10 work fifteen minutes
less each dry. They have been getting
Sl35.
At the Methodist picnic at Sidwell'a
Grove July Sa match game Of ball will
be played between Martins Forty and
Mt. Pleasant boys.
Gray Evans, a well.known colosed
citizen, Is OIL on pleasure trip to Wash.
iagton, Baltimore, and several points in
Virginia and North Carolina. Mr.. Evans
ls seventy,two years old and has the
rheumatism. -.
A fishing club known rs tho "scrcw
Drivers" Harry Romich, Captain, IL
camping near Marietta. Tho "Seldom
Seem Fishing Club will leave for "Still.
water" next Monday, accompanied by +
brass band. Thomas Dobbins Ia cap
tain Of this club. The fishing club O.
which Fred Wilhelm is captain Is hay
Ing y good time and catching lots Of fish
in "Stillwater."
In Martins Ferry there was very littlt
difference between yesterday and o.hcl
"Fourths." Everybody appeared t
know that it was the Fourth" Hun
dreds attended tho Catholic picnic a
Seabrleht's orchard, tho picnic OF til,
Independent Hose Company at Nc
Sword's orchard, aud the picnic ii
ulrich's orchard while as many or moro
went to the ball games on tho leland
Wheeling Park and to other towns tt
visit. The number out of town wa!
larger than usual. 4 number OF private
picnics and family reunions were given
The largest OF these was that OF tn,
Bracken family, at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Mitchell in the "Groye.'
business was generally suspended nnt
the tire.cracker racket was the creates,
heard here for years. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-05

ES7EnrRlsE BAKING POWDER is purest
and best, p g.
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Yesterday morning 4 party OF country
toughs, with their pale hides filled with
tarantula juice, boarded the north
bound Ohio River train, near Letart,
and proceeded to take possession OF the
car. The conductor went into the bag
gage car and numbered double set Of
metallic knuckles, and, calling bis
brakeman, went back to pay his respects
to the uproarous tenderleet. After
amusing themselves with their company
q few minutes ard smearing blood on
the seats, the trainmen stopped the
train and put them of, several miles
from anywhere.
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SERMON by Sam P. Jones at Mounds.
vile Assembly tomorrow.