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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-02
THE COMING STATE FAIR
To BIO Larger and BETTER than Eyer-TlI
Attractions to be Offered.

To BIO Larger and BETTER than Eyer-Thc
Attractions to be Offered.
Attention is called to tho advertise
ment in this issue OF the tenth annual
exposition and fair OF the West Virginia
Exposition and State Fair Association,
to be held on Wheeling Island, Septem-
Der s to 70, inclusive, which through the
great energy and perseverance displayed
by the management, has grown TO euch
an extent that it has no superior in the
whole country, keeping pace with the
progressive age in which We live, and
has done more to build up and encour-
age agriculture pursuits and the cultiva-
ton OF the various line breeds of stock
in the Ohio Vally and adjoining sections
than could possibly be accomplished
through any other channel.
The management has arranged for a
grand exhibition, and has spared
neither pains nor expense to bring out an
unusually large exhibit in the several
departments. From the numerous in
quiries from exhibitors in general, they
are assured OF full and complete exhibits
in every department. The Interest man.
ilested by breeders OF horses, cattle,
sheep, swine and poultry, and the appli-
cations already received insure q grand
show OF the numerous breeds.
In the exposition and mechanical de-
partments nearly all the space has
already been allotted, and several of the
exhibits will be unusually novel and en-.
tertaining, and a complete assortment of
agricultural implements and machinery
will be on hand.
In addition there will be a grand bal.
loon ascension and parachute jump on
Wednesday, September 10, at ! p. M, q
most daring and wonderful feat, and
never before accomplished in this sec.
ton OF the country. Then there are the
fourteen great trotting, pacing and run
ming races, which, through the large
purses offered. will bring some very tast
horses here from all parts Of the United
States.
All railroads leading into Wheeling
will give their aid to the management in
bringing out q great concourse OF people
to see the fair, and in making it a grand
success, by offering tickets to 70 and re-
turn ut invitingly low prices 10 passen-
gers and free return OF freight, thereby
making 1t possible for those who live at
distance to visit and enjoy this grand
agricultural show, as quickly and
cheaply as those who reside at or near
the grounds. y.
It is 10 the interest OF all citizens, and
especially Of business men, to have as
big a crowd here as possible. Alittle
effort on the part OF the general public
to cooperate with the management will
secure the attendance OF a crowd with.
out precedent in local history,
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other II tho existing evils are not rene
died. II Is probable that the next meet
Ing OF the City Council will be a lively
one on this account.
LIBEL SUIT FOR 5000,
Albert N. DunEee want Damages from the
News Letter.

Albert N. DunEee wants Damages from the
News Letter.
The preliminary papers were filed in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court yesterday in a suit for 5000 dam.
ages for libel. The plaintiff Is Albert
n. Dungee and the defendant Richard
Robertson, publisher Of the Mer, Letter.
The attorneys for Dungee are Colonel
Robert White and Guy K. O. Allen.
Dungee Is n colored man, and former.
fy combined the dntieg OF his calling as
d preacher with those OF proprietor and
manager Of the Enterprise restauran.
aud lunch room, In the Second ward
Market square. Abou. the irst OF last
March he sold out the restaurant 10 0s.
born Gray, and a day or two later left to
attend a meeting Of the Conference OF
which no was a member. Gray accused
Dungee OF cheating him out OF some
money and making way with q bill oil
sale, tho formers property. The Nep1
Letter printed Gray's version Of the
affair, aud hence the suit. Dungee Is
now In the city, and Is said 10 DO EN-.
ployed on q night cart.
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MI. DELLkYlLLE RESIGNS.
lie Leaves the rau.liandle Companyto Ac.
cept a Responsible Life Insurance. POSI-.

lie Leaves the rau.Iiandis Companyto Ac-
cept a Responsible Life Insurance. POSI-.
tfoa.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Belleville, Wheeling agent
Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis
Railroad, has resigned after serving that
company faithfully and efficiently at
this point since February 2S, 1878. Since
the opening Of the Ohio River Railroad
sfr. Beiieviile has also been tia. com.
pany's agent In this city. The resigna.
ton takes effect September |.
Mr.. Belleville leaves the railroad bust.
ness, alter being twenty years Ia Il, to
accept the position OF general manager
OF agencies for the Northwestern Ma.
sonic Aid Association Of Chicago, a lie
insurance company Of high standing.
He will have his headquarters In Wheel.
ing. During his residence In Wheeling
and close Identification with It's business
interests, Mr.. Belleyille has won friends
by deserving them. Through his per
sonal acquaintance he has added largely
10 tho pan.lIandle's freight business
and his resignation will be at once a sur
prise and source OF regret 10 thoae who
have had business relations with him
His friends will wish him success In hil
new venture. 1t is not known who tn,
successor will be.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

strangers 10 the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mayor Selbright is in the East on bus-
mess. ,
F. D. Slender, Of Proctor, was in the
city last night.
james McGreghen, OF Warrington, is
at the Stamm.
Nj. and Mrs. Clement Hess have gone
on q tour Of the lakes.
IA. snodgrass, Of New Martinsville,
was at the Hotel Behler last night.
Prof. K. A. Armstrong, OF Liberty,
was at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwertieger
have gone to Deer Park for a weeks
stay.
2. Schumacher, Jr., a prominent attor.
ney OF Woodsield, o., spent yesterday
in the city.
J.. N. Pool and wife, OF Toronto, Ohio,
and JOHN 7. Troll, Of St. C~lairsvilie, are
OF the Windsor.
Rev. 6. W. Grimes, pastor OF Thomson
NJ. Z. Church, on the Island, is home
from on extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. Will Irvine, OF Vermont street,
Island, has returned from an extended
visit to friends at Dayton, Ohio.
Misses Mary and Ella Faris, of the
Island, and Miss Anna Faris, Of Bellaire,
are the guests OF relatives near Marietta,
Ohio.
Rev. Robert Steele, Presiding Elder OF
the Wheeling district, is in town, and
will preach on Sunday at the Simpson
NJ. L. Church.
Mrs. W. P. Hubbard and daughters
LETT yesterday for Cottage City, r. l.,
where Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Hubbard are
spending the summer.
j. ". Meyers and wife, E. S. Meyers
and vile, Miss Clara A. Barnes and Miss
Minnie Smith, OF Tilin, O., were at the
S!amm house for dinner yesterday.
Hon. William L. I~Iearne and wife
have returned from Cambridge, Md.
MIR. Garth Hearne accompanied them,
having stopped of there on bis way
home from college.
Or. Frank Hupp left yesterday to
spend the remainder Of his vacation at
Lake George. He has entered upon his
second year as house surgeon in the
Presbyterian Hospital, New York city.
J.B. Boetter, Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Pick Sisters Glass Company, OF
Chicago, is at the Stamm. Mr.. Boetter
has placed some healthy glass orders in
Wheeling.
Mrs. Annie Wheeler left yesterday
morning, accompanied by her niece,
Mrs. W. T. Bachman, and her grand:
daughter, Miss Annie Elder, OF Sisters.
vile, for Mountain Lake Park and other
summer resorts.
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THOUSAND DoLLAHs RECOMMENDED

To DO Paid to Con. A. i. Caldwell for His
IInlf-Lot, Takon for Cnldwelps Run,
The Council Committee on Streets,
.Alleys and Grades met last night to con.
slider the claim OF Gen. a.. 3. Caldwell
for damages on account Of the city hay.
ing taken fourteen feet Of a half.lot ad.
joining the halflot he gave for the pur.
pose OF Strengthening Call wells run,
Mr. Caldwell stated bis case, which ia
in effect that lie gave twenty-five feet Of
ground for the use OF the city ion
Strengthening the run and the city 10 eel
get ground for the sloping sides Of The
channel took fourteen feet more, The
case was plain 10 the committee, and
upon Mr.. Caldwell agreeing to take
$1,000 andin consideration thereof deed
to the citythe entire fiity.foot lot, it was
decided to recommend to Council that
his proposition be accepted, and the
money ordered paid.
On motion Of hr. Handlan the com.
mittee adjourned to meet again on
Tuesday next at lQa. In. for the purpoge
OF going oyer the route OF the Terminal
Railway on the South Side, and recon-.
mending grades and the location o fsome
sewers and guttera.
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LOCAL BREylTtEs.
OF Minor Moment In and About
tho CITY.

Matters OF Minur Moment In and About
the City.
The steamer Frank Preston, In the
Liberty's trade, made her first trip
yesterday.
Very little work was possible In the
iron mills yesterday, on account Of tho
intense heat.
THE Reymann Brewing Company ex.
poets to be turning out ice with It's new
big machine by next week.
ESolxEERJ J. SMITH, oithc B. < o. road,
has been appointed supervisor Of engines
and track Tor the Fourth division.
THE traveller on the Union bridge Is
completed and ready for the steel work
for The channel span, which Is slow
about coming.
TllE city gas pipe is being torn up from
Market street nearly 10 Chapline, on
Twelfth street, TO repair several bad
leaks which have been seeming that en-.
tire neighborhood.
A YOUNG man named William Noll,
was thrown OF one Of Rsymann's beer
wagons in crossing the B. & o. track at
Fol street, and received a painful cut on
the back Of his head.
CELIA WILLIAMS. for years a well.
known colored keeper OF a house OF III
fame, and formerly a popular servant
girl In leading families, died late Thurs,
day night, after q long illness.
TIE first really fine apples seen here
this year aro now in market. They
come mainly from Kentucky, and are OF
good sizs and sound. The price is In
keeping with their quality and In pro.
| portion 10 their scarcity.
YESTERDAY morning at an early hour
a thief entered the house OF Meyer Hay
man through an open window, but made
so much noise that the family was
aroused and the thief scared away. The
police were notified, but the thief had
escaped.
The delegation from Beaver Falls that
were attending the Wheeling funniest.
consisting Of ladies' aud gentlemen, called
on Fred. Rodewig, ST., this forenoon,
and also congratulated the Turner'S OF
this city on their success ut Columbus
Betldire Tribune.
Atgs. HELEN HARRISON, OF Twenty.
second street, has received word that her
son, who is employed as a brakeman on
a Tennessee railroad, fell from a train
near Nashville and had his right leg Gu,
OF at the knee. Mrs. Harrison lef!
yesterday for Nashville, where her son
Is in II hospital.
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Martins Ferry,

fine. large boy baby.
Ais3 BERTHE Robinson. Of It Ciatrsyiife, Is VS..
ling the family OF Mr.. John Pennington, on
Fifth street.
The Poitofliee News Stand IS headquarters for
ALI the daily papers and magazines, novels, sta.
tionery, etc.
The family Of Marshal wcstwood leave this
morning TO spend the remainder OF the summer
with relatives near Marietta.
The Seldom Seen Fishing Club returned from
saltwater Yesterday and marched through The
CITY headed BY a brass band playing lively sirs
and a member carrying the American flag.
Anna Mary. daughter OF Mr.. md Mrs. Edward
Mansbsrger. was buried at Mt. Wood cemetery
Yesterday afternoon. Rev. II. y. Campbell
OBLIGATED. The factory ut the Laushlin mill
was OF In the afternoon on account Of The
Rev. &C. Hays. who recently returned from
the Holy Land, Will preach In the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at 1880. lie wifi
tell about his trip. The sermon Will be The
last one until the pastor. Rev. Il. \. Campbell,
returns from his vacation,
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BELLAlRE.
AL Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from

AL Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Gln's City.
Next Monday week the glHs houses here will
Land Appraiser Cochran finished his work last
tlck list. -
NJ. aud MIS-. J. E.:s,cycr arc home from SYM.
Deputy sactif ". 81. Scott wa, In the city yc..
terday on business.
lilly Doishetty Ia homo from 4 Visit 10 hi,
isiher. out In Iowa.
ne hshetnleh who were campcd At and near
efRfihgtott arc aff home.
All hands are busy at the ,Etna foundry with
quite rush oil milc car work.
The funeral OF Gnndmo,he, Reeic, wa, la,se.
" ATTENDED Yesterday morning.
Arrowd oil Dellalre peonlc were n. Wheeling
raik 1e''etuay, going out In wagons.
MIS- James Elton aud Mrs George Boycc are
h>me from an extended eastern trip,
Mllli.m kuack, a well known German citizen
oil Tue siiih ward, died yesterday Of dropsy.
II; Murphy has resigned a. tho C, & +, mil.
pany. go N'
William harlow. Of BArne,yIlic. was thrown
Injuries.
The steamer Tom spnrlock settled with tho
lot OF tinware. ~
Mr. aud Mrs. Dricicr. OF the Fourth ward, who
nave peen among Pennsylvania relatives. 70.
Jose poutna was thrown from a moving
maeniue ~ the western part Of the county and
sasAiaed serious internal Injuries.
VIII Vans. formerly OF this city, Is mslIug A
ois iepuiAtlon In Alabama with The rifle. lie
here. N
The Belmont Gtass Company Is shipping its
moulds. tools aud presses to Tho various glass
hetta, Ia. -
The Eniespritc Window Glass Company hiss
shsFPedaH The tools, stones, etc, to North Bait.
stock In a few days. "
The work Of altering The Zilchs hall front be.
gan yesterday. Henry schmulbAch, OF WHEEL.
ing. ID the owner nov, md j. goIpK 10 male iii,
chanSesi In every way.
The circus Is still hero. They raye n nara1c
yesterday. and viii liSeiy stay here until jhe
Sheriff gets his share OF the proceeds 10 nay thc
parties VINO attached the show.
Hundreds OF Italians have arrived recently IN
work on tho Ohio Valley Railroad. 4 rfeai
many came yesterday with their luggage, which
i very peculiar, being 10 all kinds Of boxes,
trunks, bags and sacks.
Ghto river Railway officials. ACCOMPANIED by
John q. Tomlinson. Of Wheeling. were down
yesterday and. made the trausier Of the Ohio
l.iSer itailtoal ticket Office at this place from
the Minusor Hotel TO the Cleveland & Pits,
bnrgh ticket otice, N. Gordon taking charge.
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Jack Marrew. a disorderly drunk, was
arrested by Officer Herbert down on the
South Side last evening. He seemed
filled with singing liquor, and made life
a burden for those compelled to stay in
the building.
Louis Schnell. n minor disorderly, was
locked up by Officer Stanley for creating
a racket at his homo in the Sixth ward
Teddie McGrane was locked 10 by
Officer McNichols for bathing in the
river before shutdown.
George Muidnon, while drunk, seized
a woman by the arm and dragged her
across tho pavement on sfain street near
Sixteenth, frightening her badly and
causing her 10 scream Justify. Chiei
Delbrugge arrested him.
Yesterday evening q dog belonging 10
Jailer Dimmey, Of the county jail, froth-
ed at the mouth, laid down and rolled
over and did other things in front Of the
City Building. Officer Meukemyer shot
the animal.
Officer Carney shot 4 dog ke,ongingto
Henry Albinger, in the East End, be-.
cause It showed signs Of being a little OF
mentally.
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In Clerk Hooks Office,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record one deed OF trust and a deed
made August | by Edward Westwood
and wife to the South Side Bank, in
consideration Of Sl4 1900, for the property
known as the Westwood block, on the
northeast corner Of jacob and Thirty
eighth streets.
Agnes Mueller yesterday qualified as
executrix OF the will of Theodore
Mueller, deceased, and gave bond in
5000 without surety.
Henry HeGner vas appointed admin.
istrator Of the estate Of William Heyner.
deceased, and gave bond in 800, with
John A. Howard as surety.
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GOLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 20 without premiums.
DInrrhoea at Johnstown. pa.

Last June, after the great flood, I re-
ceived a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at a time when l was
very much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved me at
once, and cured me entirely in a short
time. l got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintance who
were afflicted in the same way. l think
! gave it to q dozen people. and it re-
lieved and cured, 80 far as l know in
all cases. 1t is the best medicine for the
disease l have aver known.-MRs. Z. L.
HESRIE, Johnstown, Pa. For sale at %
cents per bottle, by W. W. Irwin, Charles
Goetze, John klari, G. Schnepf, W. z.
Williams. ptw
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Badly Cut on tho H.nd.

About midnight last night John Nor.
men and James Heflfn got into q diff.
Guilty in Bill Halls saloon, on the cor.
ner OF Woods and Seventeenth streets,
and Norman cut a terrible cash over the
top OF Helms head with a biz cheese
knife. Officer Daum arrived aud found
Norman with the knife still in his hand.
Both were arrested and Norman was
locked up, while Helm was allowed to
90 and seek a doctor, on promising to
appear in police courtthis morning. His
injuries are pretty serious. The neigh.
bors and the police cay Halls saloon is
one Q 1.-THE worst places in town.
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In Squire Dnyis's Court,

Sidney Sharper, a young colored
woman, was a~rraigned before Squire
Davis yesterday charged by Mrs. Eva
Corom, another colored woman, with
assault and battery. She was fined IS
and costa. She then swore GU. a war
rant for Mrs. Corom and her husband,
Jack Corom. chargingthein with profane
swearing. Each was fined 81 and costs.
Squire Davis Issued in July II c,imi.
nal warrants, and all the parties have
been arrested but one. He yesterday
closed up a docket in which 1,l9S crimi.
nal cases were entered.
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The National Encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic will be
held at Boston, Mass, August 10 to 10,
1890, and for this occasion the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad company will sell
round.trip tickets from Wheeling for all
trains on August s to II, inclusive, valid
Tor return passage until August 20, in.
elusive, at one lowest irst.class fare for
the round trip.
An extension Of time until September
go can DO secured by depositinc the re,
turn part OF the exGurafon ticket with
the joint agent Of the terminal roads at
Boston.
Tickets will be sold via New York, all
rail. at rate OF $l7 80; via New York and
Sound lines. SIG SOL or via the new route
by way Of Bethlehem and the POUCH.
keepsie bridge, SIG So.
All excursion tickets to Boston via
Baltimore & Ohio railroad are good via
Washington.
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Mr.. George Reese, n carpenter at the
Standard mill, met with a very serious
accident yesterday. He was at work on
q scatfold in the mill about 0 o'clock,
when he accidently missed his footing
and fell, alighting on q pile OF iron eigh.
teen feet below, ~fracturing his left leg.
He was conveyed to his residence on
North Fifth street In Martins Ferry.
Dr.. ]. D. Hobensack was called and re,
duced the fracture, which is a very bad
one: The leg was broken just above the
ankle, and Mr.. Reese will be laid up FOL
some time,
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AL VIII Get Their Money.

All the sub contractors who had
claims against Baldwin 4 McCarty for
material furnished or work done on the
repairs to the United States building,
have had their accounts satisfied, with
the exception of Holiday & Son and
Wilbur Jacobs, whose bills we're dis.
puted by the firm. They are now being
adjusted, and, il a compromise can be
reached the claims, it is said, will both
be paid promptly.
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-, Mr.. William Grewe, the Soutt. Side
baker, President Of The Beethoven Sing.
ing Society, died yesterday morning Of
dropsy. Mi. Grewe had been i'll for
some time. His young son, it will be re.
membeted, was killed a few days ago by
being kicked III the head by a horse.
Ihls probably aggravated Nj. Grewe's
illness, although bis death was aaly a
question OF time. He was tbirty-seSen
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The Republican primaries will be
held next Saturday evening, and the
County Convention the following Satur-
day, August l6. Suggestion meetings
are called for the usual places OF meeting
IN the various districts at 1880, this even
ing, to select persons suitable to be
voted for for the various district Offices,
and to be sent to the County and Con.
gressionsl conventions as delegates.
These meetings are important and
ought to be largely attended.
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Special Excursions During tho summe,

opecini excursions During Tho Summer.
The Pennsylvania Company and Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway
Company will sell special excursion
tickets to Lakewood, Jamestown or
Chautauqua Assembly Grounds from
Bridgeport via S%henango at SO s. for
round trip, and from Wheeling to Mays.
vile via Pittsburgh at s. 65E for round
trip. Tickets will be sold on Tuesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays until October LIST,
and will be good returning fifteen days
from date Of sale.
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In the Police our

There were ak casesi in the police court
yesterday. Christ. Borney, a vagrant,
was sent up for thirty days. Martha
RuFner, the colored woman arrested for
keeping a house OF ill.fame, and the
white woman and coiored man found in
her house, were all diemissed. George
Bruner, for disorde,ly conduct. was
fined s. and costs, and for abusing IN Of
ficer another s. and costs. He paid.
The police made in July 1G4 arrests,
and the revenues collected from that
source, go far, amount to SS73.25.
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If you cannot see and need spcctacles
you should call on ns and have yOnr Eyes
tested without charge. ne have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptIcian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUHB,
Jeweler and 0ptic.an,
Cor. Twelfth and Murket Streets.
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DnntI Mia T1,Ia

A fine game Of base ball will DO played
at tho Island Ball Park this afternoon
between the "Red Cross Oil" and Stand
ards, Of the Island. These clubs are
pretty evenly matched, and a good game
is looked for. And no doubt they will
have a large crowd, as both clubs have
many friends n.the city. aud it will he
a contest for blood. Admission, Is
cents.
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The stone work has begun on the
Ialand abutment Of the e bridge to
!Etnaville. Work progresses nicely on
the piers. Apparatus was yesterday
placed about the hole for the east shore
pier Ct the bridge to the Island, prepare.
tory to commencing the solid masonry
Of that pier. The pile driver is also
being placed at the channel pier to drive
the sheet pile casing Of the caisson. Tho
work is still watched by large numbers
Of people on the suspension bridge
nearly all the time,