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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-06
TIE WORKM ANSWER
The Street Car Compan,'s Card In ruster

The Street Car Compan,'a Card In rsstsr-
days Paper.
To The Editor Of he Intili1tnrr. .
siE:-In reply to the card OF the
Wheeling Railway Company, printed
this morning, We wish to say: With re-
gard to the %compauy's willingness to
correct tho misusages to which the men
were subjected, their statement is not
consistent. Two men some time since
complained to Mr.. LOTUS OF their treat.
ment at tho hands OF his son, and in.
stead OF correcting the fault, he dis.
charged tho two men, some time after,
without assigning any cause. Another
man laid the matter before Mr.. Sweeney,
and he in reply said: "0h, | know
that Johnny has a bad case OF swe!led
head, but he will get over 1t sometime"
Such results and a wholesome fear OF
dismissal for complaining, caused many
to keep quiet, while others who would
not stand II, or who were treated par-
ticularly badly, left the company's ser.
vice.
MIR. Sweeney can calculate the per.
centage OF the gross receipts the com.
pany " paying for wages, and make for
himself a very good case. Now let him
take a conductors hours at fourteen or
fifteen a day, and calculate the percent.
ago OF his life he gives to the Street Car
Company for the privilege OF living. Let
him calculate that a conductor some.
times works three fractions OF n DIV on
three different days for u days wages OF
81 20, and seldom less than fourteen
and never less than twelve hours for
that money, and find what percentage
OF bis gross receipts 1t takes to keep bis
family. The men have found that 1t
takes from 100 10 !51 per cent, accord.
ing to q mans indiscretion in the mat.
ter OF family.
We cannot count his percentages. but
we can count our own. All We want is
money enough 10 live. ind a few hours
Tor rest and sleep; We AJAX no time for
recreation,
AS TO VIC being to blame for not being
at work, We must acknowledge that, by
putting up with the ;mposilions that
have been going on, we might have been
at work. We accepted the only decent
offer made-nine hours at 81 So, by Mr..
Uptegraff, but Withdrawn by Mr..
Sweeney. The offer OF ten hours work
ior s. % would have been accepted had
tieY agreed to run two shifts OF that
length, but We can't accept the oner SO
long as they iusia. that q part Of the
men ohail Work three pieces Of days for
a days wages, with those pieces OF dsya
so arranged as to give the ;aeA 70 tire
for rest a9d eipep. 80
let the company do by US even part.
lal'y as they would wish to be done by,
and their cars will start at orce. II they
cannot pay the prices we will willingly
work on the profit sharing plan.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY WORKERS UNION,
A. F. OF L.
Wheeling, Sept. 8, 1890.
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The New Market House.

The Council Committee on Markets
met last night and awarded the contracts
for the new Fifth ward market house.
Architect F%ranzheim had cut down the
plans for the building SO as to bring the
bids for b%uildingit under the a%ppropria.
ton. Tho following bids were accepted
Carl Hamilton, brick work. S775;J.H
Rosenberg, stone work, $500; Wood
Bros, carpenter work, $3.50; Chris
Ileinlein, Bridgeport. slate, tin md cal.
vanized iron work, $500; i. F. Higgins,
painting, $500. The price complete is
$3.50, except that the excavation, which
is expected 10 cost about Sl50, il not pro.
vided for. Dir. Franzheim expected to
get the contracts signed to-day and to
have work commenced next week.
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CUT THIS OUT
Save it and Wait Until
Thursday, September II, at 0 n. m.

Great failure Of a large wholesale
clothing firm on broadway, New York
The stock is 10 be brought here and
closed out at retail in ten days. In
consequence Of this great failure the
building at SIS Twelfth street, batveen
Market and Chaplino streets, unde,
Grand Opera House, has been hired BY
the nasignee expressly for this great
sale. The entire building will remain
closed until Thursday, September II, at
9 a. M, when this great sale will begin,
Below We quote a few prices In order to
show whss extraordinary bargains will
be offered: Mems ,tiue 'elyhium fur
beaver oyercoats s. "a, positively worth
SIS 90. We allow you to keep thia coat
home four days, and il net Boiled return
the same and ve hereby agree to return
the s3 n. A fine fall overcoat in fall and
heavy weight, Sc 80; this coat is positive.
iy worth so 90. You may keep this coat
home four days and if you do not think
it is worth $50 00 you may return the
same and we hereby agree TO refund the
Sc 90. Mems fine dress suits for 81 "A,
positively worth SIS 90. On this nuit
you have the came privilege as on over.
coat. Mems fine cloth pants, 81 "a; pos.
itively worth S. 90. You may keep
them home four days, and II not worth
S. 90 return the same and your money
will be refunded. Boys suits, 81 OS;
positively worth 81 so. Knee pants, II
cents, worth 81 90. Hate, 20 cents, worth
s. so. %suspenders, 10 ocnis, worth so
cent?. Socks, underwear and a thou
sand other articles We have not space to
mention. Cut this out and bring It
with you. Remember the number and
date Of opening-55 Twelfth street, be,
tween Market ard Chapline streets,
under Grand Opera House. Tu
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VERY SERIOUSLY HURT.
A West Alexander aian BADLY Injured an
Robbed.

A West Alexander ! a BADLY Injured and
Robbed.
A telegram was received Of police
headquarters late night before last AJAX.
iug the police to arrest any person found
on incoming freight trains from West
Alexander. No particulars were given,
and, though a viyilant watch was kept,
no person was captured.
Yesterday II was learned that Samuel
Chambers, who resides about three.
quarters OF a mile west Of West Alexan.
der, was knocked down and robbed OF
Slo5 Thursday while on his way home
from the B. 4 0. station at that place.
lie bad been at the fair at Washington,
Pa, and took the 0:90 e<press for hon o.
Two men who are supposed to be
those who held Mr.. Chambers up, were
seen on the train. One was a Pitts.
burgh crook. One OF them was OF
medium height and heavy set, with a
l~ight.colored moustache, and the other
q tall man with a thin face. One wore o
SLOUGH hat and tho other q derby. The
Waterman at the tunnel, east OF West
Alexander, cav two men standing in n
box car OF n train going east, looking
oyer some papers. They threw away a
book. which was identified as belonging
to Slr. Chambers. Mr.. Chambers is
pretty badly hurt, and is under a physi-
clans care. A reward OF 500 for the
capture OF bis assailants is offered,
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"Hilarity' company arc great iavorites
here and will turn people away every
night during their stay.
INSTANTLY KILLED.

|
James Gardner, n Bellnirs Man Working
In Bridgeport, Killed by n q. & +. Yard
Engine.
James Gardner, d moulder, employed
at Woodcock's foundry, In Bridgeport,
was struck by Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
switch engine No. %, near the Crystal
Glass Works, just below that town,
while walking on the tracks yesterday
evening, and was instantly killed.
Gardner has been employed at Wood.
cocks foundry for a number OF years,
and has resided in kirkwood until 70.
Gently. Since the first OF August he
and bis wife have lived with their son,
Albert, In Bellaire, Mr.. Gardner work.
ing In bridgeport and walking to and
from Bellaire.
Yesterday he did his days work as
usual and started for Bellaire about s
o'clock, The engineer Of the switch
engine noticed Gardner on the track
about a hundred yards ahead and
whistled for him. lie did not get OF
the track, but acted in a peculiar man.
ner, which attracted the engineers at.
tention, and he again blew the danger
signal. Gardner looked around at the
approaching engine and stepped from
the track, but Just before the engine
reached him no fell backwards on the
track, and before an effort could he
made to stop, the engine had passed over
him, crushing bis skull, cutting OF one
arm and one leg and m~angling the body
frlghtfully. As soon as the engine
could DO stopped II was backed up 10
where the corpse lay and the remains
were picked up and brought to the
depot at Bridgeport. The corpse was
removed by lh'l son Last night. Mr.,
Gardner was about Is years OF age, and
had been a resident Of Bridgeport fol
the past thirty years. He vas well and
iavorably known.
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pieces ga
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Dinner Sets, Adamantinc, plain, lol piece, m
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Toilet Sets, Adaman,Ine, plain. u pieces, 40
Toilet Sets, Adamantiue, decorated, 10
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Toilet Sets, A~Gauantine, granite banded,
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tags Of the proceedings. when probably
n arrest or two would have settled the

stage Of the proceedings, when probably
an arrest or two would have settled the
entire disorder.
A meeting OF the strikers was held
yesterday afternoon, but not murh
business was transacted. The card
which appears elsewhere was formulated
and u resolution adopted further depre-
eating the actions OF those who have
annoyed and discommoded the company
In running It's cars. At the meeting Of
the Trades Assembly, TO DO held to.
morrow morning, II win take charge OF
the strike, and will attend 10 all matters
pertaining 10 Its settlement, thereafter.
Charles Doyle. one OF the men who
was at work on Thursday, called at the
lSTELLiGENcER Office yesterday aud said
lie was induced to 20 to work by being
told that tue strike was settled and tho
N n would return to work at noon. lie
learned his mistake and quit at Ii q. m.
In the police court yesterday morning
the Mayor fined George Harris and
George letters, the two non.uuion EN-.
ployes Of the street railway company,
arrested on Thursday for carrying con.
cealed weapons, revolyefs, S. and
costs, amounting In all in each case to
S. 10: Harris had deposited cash TO sc.
cure his fine, while letters put up a gold
watch,
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MARTINS FERRY,
An Interesting Hatch Of Local News from
Over the River. -

An Interesting Hatch Of Local News from
Over tho River.
yesterday. Wv"
There Will DO no service In the EpIscopa,
church TO- morrow. N''No'"'
MI. and Mrs. Charles ". Kuclucl returned
from East Liverpool ye ,tcrday.
The teachers Of the public schools wcre given
nm nall holiday yesterday TO attend the insti.
MI. and Mrs. J.. N. G. Horn, Of Iowa. have
soS ~ the g,iests OF lhs famlly Of Mr. Alex David.
Inc Presbyterian church, which has been re.
p,peied and recarpeted, will be re.Opencd 10,
morrow lot morning service.
Tho Buckeye and Eor.hwood pla,s fsc,orie,
hte making large shipments. The former f. hay.
iug q o.. run on LAMPS and flint ware, and Inc
lattef on new table llnes. -
Count Tels,eI's "Thu Hreut,er sonatan Ia bc.
ing read by a very large number Of MnrtIn',
ferry people, married and single, male and
ietnalc. They want to read II moro out of cur.
io'lly man anything else.
The Republican primaries 10 elect de,cpo,e,
" lhe county convention at Iiarpesyillc nryi
= uesuay and the Congressional convention mi
.aluwei! september 81, will be held TO-DAY he.
tween Inc hours OF > and ! u, M. Tho v9tInv
places VIII beas follows: firsi ward. hsSc house.,
Ssennd Waru' city building; Third ward, hose
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LOCAL B~REylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou'
the City. 3

Matters OF Minor Moment In ana About
the City.
THE County Commissioners made
their monthly visit 10 the 1ntirmary yes
terday.
TIE seguin Collegiate Institute re.
aumed studies the present week, with a
line attendance.
FRAME WooDs, the photographer was
doing n rushing business at the Mounds.
villu camp meeting making tin types.
The circuit courts were not In session
yesterday. All the parties indicted by
the grand jury will be arraigued to plead
to-day.
IL the police court yesterday Ike
Thompson was fined $40 and costs for
dragging his wife through the house by
her hair.
DENNIS GARDNER and Ed. McDewitt,
plain DRINKS, and Thomas Maloney, a
vagrant, were In tho lookup at " o'clock
this morning.
TIE hook at police headquarters for
complaints Of failure 10 collect garbage
Is full oil slips. Most Of them threaten
suit II the neglect Is not remedied.
THE many friends OF Joseph Under.
wood will be glad to know he Is able TO
be out, after being confined TO his home
for nearly three months with q broken
Lex.
Dr.. CUSSISOIIAM, OF the First Prcsby.
terrain Church, will begin a series OF
four sermons on the PI0djgnl Son, on
Sabbath evening, to which the public is
invited.
MoRE than half OF the false work
under the channel span Of the Union
bridge has been removed, and the re.
mainder will be taken away as rapidly
as possible.
A GuRNEY cab with eight passengers
was upset in East Wheeling at an early
hour yesterday morning, and lay there
several hours. Four OF the passengers
got out With difficulty.
Lou MANNERS, IN old steamboat cook
in the Pittsburgh, New Orleans and St.
Louis trade, we'll known all along the
river, died Thursday at his daughters
home in North Wheeling.
DURING the rain yesterday, the mar.
tins which have freQuented the Island
by hundreds OF thousands for some days
past flew about in such ilocks as to look
like black snow flakes filling the air.
Mrs. MARY ]. STRAIN, wife Of James
Strain, died It her home on Eleventh
street yesterday morning at the age OF
sixty.dve years. Mrs. Strain has lived
on Eleventh street for more than fifty
years. The funeral will occur at 3 p. m.
to-day.
THE list OF entries for the races at the
I Wheeling fair are published, and they
form quite an attraction. With good
sturdy judges in the stand, men who
will make the best horse win and pun.
ish jobbing, they ought to have some
sport up there.-BeHaire Independent.
THE attention Of thoGo who desire to
enter articles in the ladies', children's
and art department is called to the ad.
vertisement Of the State Fair Board in
this Issue regarding the closing Of en-.
, tries at 0 p. III. this evening. The ladies
who are the head OF these departments
will be on the grounda to-day from 0 a,
IN. to G p.m. Those who desire to enter
should apply early to avoid the rush.
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Yesterday about moor the residence OF
M. G. Mitchell on South Fourth atreet,
over in Martins Ferry, was struck by
lightning. The bolt entered at the top
Of a chimney and passing down, chat.
tered a stove in the kitchen and burned
the aoor. A colored servant was badly
shocked by tho electricity, and some
bricks we're knocked out OF the side of
the house. Mr.. Mitchell and his family
were in St. Clairsville ut the time. The
storm was very heavy on both sides of
the river.
Last night about II o'clock another
fierce storm and heavy rain began and
continued over nm hour. No grave
damage was done in the city by either
storm,
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WILLIAM A. WILSON, President.
DIR. Klieves Dead,

Mr.. Theodore Klieves, head oil tine
lrm OF klieves KRAFT & Co., died yester-
day morning from the paralytic stroke
he received on Monday. Mr.. Klieve.
Sas born in Hanover in 1927, and came
to this country in ls47, settling in
Wheeling two years later. he married
Emma Koch, by whom he had one SOD
and three daughters, all living. Mrs.
klleyes also survives her husband. The
building trades strike and the sad death
of Mr.. Z. W. Wells, Of the Grm, saested
him sadly, and are believed tc have
fastened his death. He will be buried
Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock from
his late :a::idence, the interment being
in Greenwood.
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BELLAlRE.
All Sorts Of Local Nsws and Gossip from
tho Glnss City.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glnss City.
The J. {. Glbaey Co. received .heis Few LEGO
motive yesterday.
Irwin. son Of lion. A. 7. McEelrcy, Is very
sick with typhoid fever.
Henry Kcmple lost the thumb OF his left. hand
ny \ press al the, Stamping company.
Mrs. Powell. OF tho Third ward. will move 10
Warrington. d. G., TO live with her daughter.
Ms; Lydia Poulsou. Of Cnbapplc, O.. west OF
. y. aS, SsSa sssntsd a rensioh, atrearages and
Councilman G. nlppus left Yesterday for u trlp
on pleasure and business combined 10 Daytou,
Cincinnati and 1t. l'aui, Mluu,
Emil schtnidt, came In on Thursday night
WIN thifty squirrels, 'atd the dAy bCipg hi,
treat. ''' tN
M. Martha. who was huttel from his late
nv nm ns ~ Mpt.n wneelln. Yesterday, was y broth
read switch tower here.
LOT Of machinery, such as steam gauges
wnl.ties anu anal engine apparatus, was siolcl,
rom tle car belonging 10 Powell, Tho man who
road. ~ '""'' ""'
Jacob JaSElcy was badly hurt BY falling from
D0lan, who had started TO fsli when the wagon
iutSned SUD lenly. DOlAh escaped unhntt, while
wheel. ~ "N ""soA
me fourth and last quarterly meeting Of thl:
SSSni MS5e year VIII be held Iii the First NJ. i,
presiding Elder. will preach iii, evening nj 5.sI
ihis beipg Mr. Mills inst sermon In the new
out. s"i's''N " '"'u
Tho raln Just siter dinner yesterday was ono al
S liz ns,uest Of me season. Several cases Of tar
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho Guy n Wheeling Folk

Strangers IN tic City n Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
DR.. William II. Cooke returned 10 the
city yesterday, and will occupy his pull.
pit tomorrow. :
The Misses G. A.. Murphy and NJ. E.
Ma!oney are in New York city attend
ing the openings.
Mics Sophie Carr will receive to-day
from / to 10 o'clock p. in., al her home
in Pleasant Valley.
Mr. William :Eberman and daughter,
Lauretta, Of Indianola, Iowa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w, E:y, OF South
Front street, Island.
Rev. Mr.. Overmann, Of Bridgeport,
will preach his farewell sermon Sunday.
He leaves next week for Pittsburgh to
take charge OF the Gerty's run church.
Col. William 81. B~oughner, the uleyer
and accommodating manager OF the
American Express Company, left last
evening for n business trip to Baltimore,
Mrs. Alex. Houston and daughters,
Misses Blanche and Della, and son,
Master Edwip,-o St. Lcple, are visiting
MIS-. Houston's mother, Mrs, I. j,
Zane, in Pleasant Valley.
VIM G. Young, travelling salesman Of
Wheeling, is in the city. Mr.. Young is
as iovial as ever, aud was detained on
account Of missing the noon train. He
went without his dinner, but broke the
record for eating watermelons, devour-
ing a iorty pound Georgia melon be.
tween traIns.-SieubenyiM Herald.
The following are from tho Wellburg
MEy: Miss Blanche Woods. OF Wheel.
ing, is :he guest OF Misses Maggie and
Nellie Douglass. Miss Maggie Pendle.
ton, OF Wheeling, is Waiting at Mr. W.
p. Ca%mpbell's this week. Misses Lena
and Christina Brandfass, Of Wheeling,
were the guests Of AIiss Christina Spring.
born last week. Mrs. Callie Crouch, Of
Independence, with her guests, Mrs.
Thompson and daughter, Miss sallie, Of
Wheeling, were in the city on Wednes-
uaV
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J. Fl; Holcomb and wifa, Of Belcher.
yillo. Texas, have celebrated their fity.
atth wedding anniversary, and are still
bale and hearty. The secret of their
long lie and good health is that they
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
IN that way avoid serious sickness. Like
moat every. n else, they are more fro.
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take 81. Patrick's Pills in pref.
erence to any other, because, as Mr..
1o!com6 says, "They are a mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high
~" For sale by w. W. Irwin, Chas. X.
Goelze, John klari, q. schnepi and W.
E. Williams. psw
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A large audience saw. the first produc.
ton in this city OF Harry P. Mawsou's
new four act military drama "a Fair
Rebel" ct the Opera House last nieht.
The play is founded on the Celebrated
escape OF Colonel Rose from Iibbv
Prison in G4, and is one Of the mos,
thrilling war dramas ever seen here,
The company, headed by Edward Nav.
son as Col. E:ra Mason and Mics Fanny
Gillette as C2aireite M0nteiiA, affair reb.
O." is very strong. Mr.. Will D. Ingram,
Of this city, portrays the character OF
AoJor Stephen Monieith. C. S 4, in excel.
lent style, and was greeted with hearty
applause upon his first appearance,
Inc play and company made a decided
nut, q will draw crowded houses
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Laura L. Christy has brought suit il
the Belmont county Common Pleas
Court against Joseph II. Roscoe, 70,
$1,000 damages, for alleged breach OF
promise OF marriage. In her petition
she says that away back in 1885 and often
times since he promised to become he,
husband, and she promised to DO his
wife, and hat lie had failed to fulfill his
promise, although they had in the mean.
time engaged in raising a family. The
parties reside near st. Clairsyille,
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Uridueport.

wcs'e trip. '4" iof "
columbus TO visit relatives. W
ttot; James Duncan has begun the erection
Oh q dwelling house Oh Bennett street. XIII
wood. ~ s'es'' NIX
Miss Annie Chapman. OF SteubeuyIlle, is the
wood. Nj"
Of heart trouble on THURSDAY evening nnI Was
buried yesterday morning.
a portion Of the .Etaa mill IVES thrown of
Yesterday by a bearing running hot on me biz
new engine put IN recently.
Frank Davis, Of the .d:tna mill, md MI,s Annie
rAluips, both OF this place, were married nv
evening. AN"'sua'
The district meeting OF the Y. N, C. A. vii h.
held In their parlors here next "wednesday site !.
noon; and the entertainment will be given tbp
stated, 'o
The supper aud entertainment to be civcn bp
re o. U. A. N. at the City II ali Tonight IL fGyr
", ,ns PURPOSE o. raising money TO help purchase
public schools In the near fuInre. ~
Considerable excitement was c.ca,rd In TIM
neiRhboihood Of the Bridgeport Glass WORKS
about midnight last Night by huekstcr t1yinr
70 shoot 40 unknown man for attempting ,1
sneai nom ms w.von. The strarger was no. hurt,
perm t;ted 10 20 on TO malel.
.ktrlwood CouucIl No. 10, O. U. A, NJ vii,
eve a supp'r aud entertainment at the civ
Hall THIS evening. Supper from, 4 until 7::n..
Ehttrlainmtn from I1lil IL. The supper will
M eits ;ShIc ~ ely, every te1pect, and the entertain.
mental mGsic by iitst'clasS talent, speeches, ETC.
lromlses 10 tie highly entertaining. s.
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Tho L.insly Institute,

This institution opens on Monday
next, at 0 a. M Present indications are
that the attendance Of pupils will be
large-the larges. for years. Lieutenant
Braunersreuther, U. s. Navy, will be
acting principal until the arrival OF
Prof; JohnM. Birch, from Japan, which
will be in the next few days. As the
cadet corps will be organized at once it
is desirable that all intending pupils
should report ct once. Ground has
already been broken for the new armory
which will be rapidly completed.