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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
Muerlet.

- 6. 81. gbans, Der einen Goblens
pagen f6brt, rannte geI1ern gegea bas
8ugeD ber Srou 8ende an unn brad
Elm Nab ob. Grau 8etde iuB nit
ibrem tleinen Sobne i'm Suggp, tie feh
ben @asen berantommeg uab rief beSa
Sreiber (@bans) gu, barauf G6t 81
geben, baB ct ni6t eoli0ire. @pans
mid ni6t aus, berfolste ben geraben
Meg uno muBte bas lei6te GeFdbrt be-
ribren. Nls Der 4oli3it Quintana,
Der aber feline Uniform ni6t trug, Dtns
aulprane UNI @uans gu berbaften uno
Die pferbe an 3hsel ergriff, bisb ibm
berfelbe nit ber Beitf9e iiber ben &opf.
3me; anbere poIi5lfen uabmeu ben
Mann bann feft.
- Ser 9eibtalbeHber, Yfer6s, unb
Rutf6enbdnbler Gbas. 6ids bat elniae
ieiner @ldubiger nit 8uIammen $l4,s
1874 f1er gefeat.
= Maria Gleiu trdst auf S6eitun9
bon ibrem Manne @uftau Rleia n
- 9r. 5. so. Yeebtes boa pbilas
beIpbia bat bas Mobnbaus bes Col.
Wponep am MeHeno nit rs 9aulots
UNI ben 8reis pOn $25, 600 o%ngefauft.
St pirb bier Elm 5anitarium etabitren,
usldes ct OH l.. Nopsmber nddfen
syabres al el6Nueu gebentt. Or. pses
bles Iagt, CT lei melt IN Der WelI Darum'
q:tpmmeu, aber Elm 10 ousge3si0nete5
4lima ME In San Matonio babe er
nod ME augetrOfen, cine 10 refine Sutt
nod ME pDrber aeatbnet. NQs Cant
tatium tpirb i'm Staabe fetn big 81 lou
Rrante ouf3unebmen unb fpater te mad
8sbatf pergt0Bert wesbsn.
BON 8ollmanrs Gig fiab Eur
nod einige Glaf9er su baben.
Ser 6. 8. Mhller bat isbi
feline &unf.. 8ilbers, Sapeten.. 8iase
unb GarbeG1aablung na6 80. 2l7
Ots DouRon. Styabe betle8t.
= Gine viute iebraieae Sans" Ii. t.
10. ba@ts Elm gutter Greuub bon uns
unb lieb elm babes 9uBenb lDahre
pradts praGts1emplare, tein semdfst
unb BON Gett triefeno, fomme1.
Sas tpar nun iehr loon, aber nod oiel
f16ner mar es, baB ct fe ni6t ole fit
F6 bebielt, iontsru i@ Fei1er gefann'
ten eriuuerte unh Ssbem cine untes
Beifiaung bas a%nipru6slOFen 3ettels
"With Compliments 5ui9idte. Wis
mir erfabten, baben bic getrefsnben
nit Der Cans feline 9omplimeate &c.
ma6t. fonberu He eiafad dig %ieItenel
2ederbiHen aufge3ebrt. 9dlt bas talit
Metter nod ldnger oil, 10 III 4usf9'
3~orbanben, bab nod msbr feite @dnis
f9 pie mir boffen auf gang bieIslbe
Weiie - bier einiteQen.
GER 66nig, b rgertreter oesD Btfe'
trifii9eu Sournals" befinbtt f1 in bel
Stabt uno ma6te uns ieiuen 8efub.
&edt babi6e Deforationen 30
Serr 8. Wolflon III ieinem Store bor
genommen. Namertli@ tas G0nee
october uno Die @6neefeloer 9efaQe!
1ebr. Mud bic Nusfeaung Ds1l@isoe
ner Nrten bon M6bein lit orieineu.
= Ser 8eetbopen Ndnnet6or BET
a~nfaltet am Mbenb bes 81. 9ecsm5t
in Der Sale bss MiHionss@ artens eli
groBes Weibna6tssG Set nit Weibna9t2
Naum unb aaerlei ueberrai6ungeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
Refneisf1Me.

9. S. GltfforD in Stem Gaiiel, gBts. eatte %rerpDler
nuren In i9ledten 3uifanbe, Die 2eber mertlih ansez
griHeu, Bate tetnen 9lppetit unp mar %hberbaupt ppas
itdnbts enttrdftet. 9ret Slaiden electric Sitter8 boz
Ben In furirf.
Gpwarb Sbepberb, 9arrisburs, 81 Fate eine
pffene Nunbe am 8etne, bic idpn oAt Sabre ~9elaufen
mar. @ebrdudte bret Slai4en electric Sitters uni
Wunbe tit sebeilt. Spbn Gpeater, Gatapba, Sbtt,
Bate fhnf g8unben am 8eine bur9 Steber peruria9t.
Ole GerSte ertldrten ietnen SAT- ais n%uteilbar. Sine
TlaI&e electric 8ttters unb etne S6aatel 8udlen8 9rs
Mica Galte BADEN i'm ppuitdnbtS curtrt. gu baben If
alien Gpotbeten. Dretb, Gbompipn & g., Gbpleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
SIN 8aafaaI plDbIid) perforbsn
III in Perrin unI6nt Elm Rel1aurQtenr.

~ th OS.th nH'ubt WV Nbuo'Att
Deiislba na9m in sinem differentiation
@frsiae an siner Geli!l4fslt 5aeil.
msId)e in eluem @aule bfs Gsn3iAen
8er9riiaufg5.2otai a6gebaIteu Uuyhe.
Sos GIFT betIief III id0nfaf 9armopie
unb 3og id bis aun Norgeu bin. 9a
fam eia j05sr Mibfcn In bic @tisll.
fhaIt. Ser &efieura!eut bate fott
eetan3t; CT Gira in Elm Nebeaaema0
Beg Suits, no ct. mr. Fih aus5uruben,
auf eiuem 5tubie Bl0b nabm. Ats on.
beye BeHgdE.e or i'm berattraisn. rabz
men fis su ibtem GaiisBeA ioar, bob lis
cine 9ei@e uor F9 batien. Wan fanote
3tpar unoer3dgltb nod Gr3tli9er 6llfe,
inaeHen ertDisisn f6 ole 8emiihunaen
ols bergebIi@-cer Bob bette Ti1 eia
GbFev aus Der Mitte Ger Jy0blidsn &C.
holt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
@rmHbetacmtbmms . uebsrtraaunaen

Sen0er ane Can Mntonio SEbeIf.
ment COMPANY On 5. s. G%anberbDbeu,
Gtii6 2anb on Qranfas gbe., 81, 200.
X. Walter on Sac. pfeiI unb Soc
Ban Der 9traten, GrunbfhG on Ots
Commerce. StraBe, 81. $50.
9eHr9 paulD on Mrs. 6. 5uberi9,
q Nder 2anb, angrenaenb on Oft,
@ommercs.G trGBe, $3.50.
81. @babea on s. 8. Bed, go Nder
Sanb auB ST. Wartin SurpeD, $720.
@enraf' 9uberi6 an 8. 6. Sreibe.
Grunbfttf an @nominusS traBe, 500.
U. ". 9Raber an Sobn Shbinger, q.
q. 3nauR un6 Gnbere, II @runbttde
In @itD 81 etp, $3.50.
8. S9initt on D. s. Butte, 81
ader 2anb an Der SeAptes, $81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

= Ser In gong 9amburs wOblbes
fannie 2ootfe DreDer bate tir3li@ 6as
unglid, nit benz ieiner 1eitung ouoers
trauten 9umpFer rSania" auf3ufabrsu.
@r nabm fid biefeu, feline 8erufssbre
fddbisenben llufea 70 f@wer gu Ser.
gen, bab er Gags borauf Selbfmorn
helina.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

1nb babel 1T mod in BetroGt 3u ate,
ben, 6uB pennfplpanien nod piele Guns
bertto uienbe bon Mdern fru6tbaren
Sanbes bat, tueI6e nod ni9t unter benz
Pfuse fint.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

sar Msa1beln, @iiHe, &Oiinea, aoz
rintben, fran3Olii4e pflaumen, feline
englii6e Graders, @elees, Mince Weeat,
GbofOla6e, 8adgemiir5e etc. bel Wtlz
pn& &ote.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

hS- 2O 9unteL 81 Horbz
GloreshraEe. bat ioeben erbaIten: @as
l~ifornia Gin rs Gents per @aIo.
ne; Segas Bein $1.0O per @auone;
SaBen @ata 1pba. $1.00 per galone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

Bas~ prdierben aIer Nrt, Olioer,
Gpargel, Bobnen, griine Grbien, eins
gema1te caIifornii@e 5riGte In better
QualitGt Bel Bolton & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

say Sic !esie aroks GsnOung bon
&iesIing, Qngelica. Wabeira, pult Erb
Sbertp On 81. So nauola &
Son 1T oorjhaIih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

RT 6hHf3Is Dubsnb 2abies Mstis
no : 8a,len 5u 35 Gents Del g.
Deutf6 & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

s9 GOmmt unb beiebt nnier 2ager
BON Observation-Disclosures unb
Meibna6is 5a@en bel Remton &
% etIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

" M @aHanoIa & Go6m
baben fpe3iel fur bic Gelituee msbr ere
@%arlabungen California : @sine erbals
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

Inter svau tenejebre&en, tenen basSlsif& ~re,faGen, 4
u ,s'ass 70 nntp!utrmmen, ais cine bartnddtse Grtdls
luh9. nnp taine ba8 alte SansmttseI, Or. Bgu'8 Su=
pen Syrup, nt4t su adlfe, 70 parben gar piele Get
o oenSe pc SrfTnuns ouf @eneiuns a~ufsebsn. grets
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
1erIas,a t

. erlanst
!pisb Elm 8ldbQsn CUR 8erridliuns Der
9ausaybeit bsi
6rau 8. Molfon,
AS MUenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

s9- Sn 9annen ur6 Glasbn6ien
eimgema6te 8emiiie, Srii6te, Sliper
BEL &&pte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

s@r Wenn Sbr faDne @sibua6tss
gei6ente faufen molt, gebt gu q M
ton d WeIIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

DaE Seine O~elifateIen aaer 9lrt,
Sarbelen, Gardiner, impOrtirter Safe
in 8le6bii6len bel @il . II & &Dte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

BE- Gineema6te beuti6e unb frans
35fi6e BriGte un6 @emtiie bel BeIs
| 0 II Sc 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

"a glue g,oBe NusnabI feiaer See
litatsHen Bel Melton & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

Sap Biauo, gi6Iiotbet un6 YaIens
Sampen; &o@eter,2ampen, Die beien,
BET NemtDn & Weller.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

s g9te @Dss unb Bourbon. Whis.
fiss gu n%iebrigen preiisn bel M. Ga
tanoIa & 9obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
GtabItrt 1866.
Il hos. Goggan X Bros.
Gau Nntouio, Seras.
Sau Nntonio, Seras.

@r fnb Fb banuh 3s@u =aufdebn3ufean unS bafanfn rHr iO5e snHrunmtt. bic
S&wm oefalen.
9r beuf1ahaen fAbf jass gspntemeat nakrs @d9afs nnO bibmn temdben nnfu
game Set.
&r ubeoouaeIen akmanb! gr fagen guuu, DeI9en Wtb iees Snarummt bt
Br baen bic 9nFtunun!e faf auer herOnrasenoen GaMisn proort una nur he @sen.
tn Detnigen b6anen, nhde mir FIT bic besn bRuen.
819mnen9enomhea, unb b pr fit baar faufen,f 70 rbaden TM bic n.hrefeu grue
Gu Gin efdgy9es unb fables @e6dft auf@baut unb Daben ankrs@ rn5pisn bibbanen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

sE Suffer @atawba 81 81 per Sal.
lone bel M. s aanoIa & 6 0 il,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

s@r Die befen Sarbinen, bic lie
i'm Martte tparen, BEL 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

~ 3auTt gulen California Glarei
BET 81. 6 aftanola & Sobu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

2iquDr : Gerbics. eei@lifenes @Ias,
mnHer ~ ~
Wein
bas feiuffe Qforttment BEL q w &
MeIIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

@ir bertaufen @ianos unb
Srgeln 70 nicori9 9escr. baar
ofer ouf 10 !ci@te 3obluEgeu
s:E ME 's9enb Gin Cans In
Notheu ober Guocn.
&'r mcueafene Nottu oeel
StJerhe1t, ioenn mir %ianni
oaer GrgeiH berfaufen. Bi.
referbiren un8 oas Nnre@t au
baa S%nffrumsnt.
| Roten t6nnen Ieiat hrittel
@esions ubertragcu n'srben
bslae bic @inlo uag beriel5e:
.L,nn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

pies 1T tbr pt5aa, IA bic Garanten nh4t srautperaa4era seatn. sdnhh1 una aabrtsn
Delbrs Fnb
Qnfae aeflsnyn Ge ole 9sjemsnz mdde 9na. anmteeo n uDS aaian
DMen, nade bic @nGfon anre@t fegsnhn TiaaOs mite alien rtushen 8rbshauu9n nod
ni4t sesn taMa. t5ansa mir bsrFdsfn, eek obgaa bdstNsn naaa an Der SPITE aMt an.
bun 5nfrunnte fGn, fj aneH ned nedere mdahse 8eTanbernnWa tHeben baden, burd
pe9e auaadt nnb nmtan9 es soass seMatsns erAost pur1sn, f tab s ale aasrsa aber.
mir Fb etaats, aoaen far @sba, ssinpas B Sons, anabe. @9idatus & Sons, Sa+
tDuaf uMb S.. g. Sale & 60 @enos, uab 9aafcp . SamHn, mo ainbau Srgdn.
gar Pabsn spi sOrsn bon oraln, bic fpasa fir us anastrHat peasa5 pie cine her,.
faukn mir fir $[ bic anre fir $95. Sas Soymerfbhfu SrgIn 1T fbr f50n, uni bs
Srnre umo bic QuaItGsn IaKa niba aa pnnfbn abrs.
gNrf aun fir gbokfak unb aeMI. Sanbd ale Gcuea ron nafhl&en Snarumntsu,
ebeMo gRuFtia gIahuu, 8aaben, 8u3srn fit aae Snfruusma.
ME 8ouab i'll Motaif nr CROFT IN 5men.
@r fnbsn euf appinton aaolss unh Suisuasa ION giasos. otadn MuffaGf@eu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16

SIN Baue bon Tranlheit ODER
llnetud semdbren mir tets
ldn9ere 5eit. Mtt 9bpetbefen'
Nofen fam bi.s nidyt sefdeteu.
@tr brauden unfere Ncten
unb SidIsrbs.icr nidt an Ban,
tiers ooer Gelbeerleiber gu
tserefyrircn, lin, nit benz @eib
unitr GeFdaft neiteisufibren.
Mir brouGen ri@t bobs
&rsife "a berednaa fir Sn.
drpnlense. msIde mir onf 5cit
btsfaufeu, TIN bic 8tnlrn in
@oridiHe b~eraus3ufdIas'n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
Alb uno Ais 81 =Sonton= 9traB
@du5li6er NnsDerfanf

groBen @aarenz2agers
pDtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
WAINlNG IN TIME.
Tho Aiad Dog Scare In tho East-Wheelint
a Oificials Should Act.

Tho Mad Dog Scare In tho East-Wheeling
oniclals Should Act. -
There Is too much careleseness In tho
matter OF allowing tramp" dogs to run
at large In this city in view Of tho prey.
nlence Of bydrophobia in this country,
which seems to partake OF the nature Of
an epidemic. A citizen OF Wheeling
who has been In the eastern cities for
the past ton days bays that the officials
there are stirred up 10 unusual activity.
and every dog wi.hoa. collar or muzzie
10 impounded Immediately. Besides, he
says, tho Pasteur Institute Ia over.
crowded with patients. -
IN wheeling there arc a lot OF mon.
grel ours which have not a "local habi.
talion and n name,n and roam tho
streets AT will. 1t Is this class that Is
more susceptible to the disease, because
they pick up precarious nourishment,
and when theygo mad are more danger.
Gus than any other breed. II Wheeling
does not want TO hear OF some deaths by
thls. terrible disease Of hydrophobia Il
were better that the authorities take
very stringent measures In regard TO
these tramp specimens OF the canine
race. An ounce OF prevention is always
worth q pound OF cure, and during these
sultry days one is taking big chances 10
brush against any unmuzzled cur,
Chief Of Police Delbrugge should take
the matter In his hands and enforce the
ordinance strictly; by so doing 10 wifi
win tho thanks OF many citizens, and BY
prompt action perhaps prevent distress.
Ing deaths such us have occurred In
other cities from laxity Of vigilance.
Don't wait to lock the stable door.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
Teas, Coffeos, Spices, Etc.<
Tea
co. ~
Tea Importers & Coffee Roasters.

Trade Is booming In MI our stores.
Never before Ia any single month have
we sold ns many goods as we have dur.
Ing the month Of May. Notwithstand.
Ing our increased facilities we have
found all Inadequate 10 keep pace with
our enormously increasing trade. We
feel ilattered that our Efforts 10 supply
our Thousands Of patrons living out Of
the city with Fresh Standard Goods At
Bottom Prices, has met with popular
favor, and has made us hundreds OF new
customers from every town ind village.
We arc daily receiving club orders from
our several stores. We sell goods all
over tho State OF West Virginia. Eastern
Ohio. Western Pennsylvania, Maryland
and Kentucky. No honse III the trade
can compete with US. Some unscrup u.
lous dealers will tell you wo cannot sell
standard goods ut the prices We name.
True, they cannot, nor In many cases
can they. buy at our prices. This Is
their misfortune and not our fault.
Kemember that the reputation OF our
house Tor fair and homes! dealing Is too
well known 10 be impaired by tho jeal.
Gus haspings OF old fogy dealers. Do
not let such deceive you. Examine our
price list, select from them such goods
as you need, send us your order and we
will pay freight on all orders amounting
to $40 90 to my railroad station zoo
miles from any Of our stores. sal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
SUNDAYS STORM.
Tho Damage done Proves 10 DO Grcnter
than was Known,

Tho Damage done Proves 10 DO Greater
than WINS Known.
Sundays storm proved yesterday to
have been as wide spread as was Suspect.
cd. Reports Of ,land.slides and wash.
outs came from all directions. The
trains III all directions were also delayed
through the fore part Of yesterday. The
water came down from the hill 80 strong
in the First ward that there were seven
inches Of it III the Vigiiant engine
house, and all over that part OF town
cellars were flooded. AT Whittaker's
iron mill the water came pouring down
of the hill in torrents, and did consider.
able damage. The deposit Of mud and
stones there was awiulto contemplate.
The ELECTS Of the storm were severe
over the river. Peter Shram's garden,
below Bellaire, WIS almost entirely
washed away, and in oil the low valleys
back from the river, fences and crops
suffered. Lightning struck the hosting
house at the Bellaire blast furnace,
knocking of some bricks. At the Bell.
aire Lantern Globe Company's works,
the sewer became clogged, and for a
time, force OF men were kept busy
baling out the water, 60 the furnace fires
would not be extlnsuished. The rush
Of water at Aloore's Run, near West
Wheeling, was terrific, and for time
residents thought the houses would 20.
Several families vacated their houses,
and quite a number Of houses were
flooded,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
nlocn Uros. Scttle Their Casc,

The case Of the Government versus
Bloch Bros, tobacco anufacturers, Of
this city, who stood charged with the
violation Of the internal revenue laws
by sending out packages Of tobacco
which were over weight, was nollied at
parkcrsburg on the payment by the de.
fendents OF 81 800 In addition to 81 200
heretofore paid by the firm.
Judge Jackson announced from the
bench at Parkersburg yesterday morn.
ing that m understanding had been
reached between District Attorney Stur.
giss, representing the government, and
General GET, Hon. W. p. Hubbard and
other counsel for the defendants, BY
WHICH the cases would be retired from
the docket upon the payment Of the
maximum fines in each case, with the
costs, and that the order in these cases
will be ente.ed when the District At.
torney returns, and when the defendants
ate also present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
MARTINS FERRY,
Personal Mention Contest - Death-Slc

Personal Mention - Contest - Death-Slck.
ness, etc.
Mr.. II. Wood is visiting relations a, Eos
Ioria. III ~ W
Mrs. Fannie Anderson has returned from A
Two weeks visit near GAINESVILLE.
charles X. Shrcvc, ESQ.,, OK Superintendent OF
Inc MARTINS fcfry schools Is on the sick list.
:, Miss Maggie Haywood will shortly leave for
school. - $500 "
Hev. Father s, s. Mattinsly was considerably
certain.
Mr.. George BEAUMONT. OF the Norwood Glass
Works Is unable to work OIL accoun, OF a iclOn
on hts hand. 7lIII.7'''
Mrs. J. N. Waters, OF this city, and her sister.
MIS- h. NJ. Hun, OF Indiana, are visiting Mrs,
X. N. Cope ut snithfe!d. -"
NJ. John r. Williams. a boiler In the ;Etnn
mil. and Niles Adams. both Of .Etuayille. Will
10 married tomorrow evening.
Paul. fon Of Mr.. md Mrs. X. F. Allcnder. died
yes;eI Jay. aged four months. The funeral Will
take place from the family residence. On Fifth
street. this afternoon nj o'clock. intcrment
ut Rivery!ew.
Harry Chcsscll aud Ira scdgwick have return.
e. lfom trip 10 Columbus on their wheels,
They made the round trip OF $40 miles In ak
gay! md spent considerable time en- route and
in Columbus.
IN The contest for the gold watch Mt tho ies,I.
Val Tor the benefit OF the A. NJ L church he.
tWsed n. Jarrett Of the Standard mil and Miss
Anna Henderson, Barrett came out y,ctoriouy,
collecting S5y.25. % :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
VERY SENSATIONAL -Eul,nES
Grow out OF n very Trailing Occurrence

Grow out OF n very Trilltns Occurrence on
the Island.
There we're number OF excited ru.
mors alloat last night of the serious
beating OF man at the State Fair
Grounds by q policeman. It was even
said in one version Of tie story that the
man was dead, but most OF them were
to the effect that he was fatally hurt.
They all grew out Of very trifling oc-
cursence. Andy Hermann, one OF three
brothers two OF whom were arraigned in
police court yesterday, approached OIL.
Ger Lee Guch and began 10 kick about
the treatment OF bis brother by the
police. Duch saw Hermann was drunk,
and ordered him to move OIL several times.
Hermann finally became so obstreporous
that Buch wen! to shove him away, ond
in so doing his club accidentally swung
around and hit the fellow on the head.
It brought 2 little claret, and that was
all. Hermann was led oil the grounds,
and the matter cnded there.
How the sensational reports originated
cannot be conjectured. Some Of them
were SO exaggerated as TO be funny.
Another man reported last night that u
policeman hRi thrown him in the river,
but no foundation could be found for
this. I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
MORE UP M'GuMPllREY.

A Number OF Cases Heard before Squire
Arhle Yesterday.
In Squire Ankles court yesterday,
Miss McGumphrey was arraignod on
several charges. On the charge Of rent.
ing house to Kittie Lynn, she was dis.
charged, the evidence showing that
M'liss rents tho house to Mrs. Dit.y,
who eub.lets 1t 10 the Lynn woman. On
tho charge Of renting another house to
Mrs. Dilty for tho same purpose, she
WA also dismissed, as abe had already
been indicted Tor this otTense, and un.
der tho ruling Of the Circuit Court only
one oaGnse can DO committed under one
lease. Her hearing on the charge OF
renting Il house to Jennie Lee for the
same purpose was postponed until June
2S, on motion OF her counsel, Colonel
Arnett. z.
She was then tried on the charge OF
lntimidating Lucy Belmont, and ut.
tempting to prevent her from giving tes.
timony In a case in which M'Iisss son
was defendant. On this charge the
justice held her in 500 bail for her up.
pearauce ut court. She gave bond. -
Mrs. Ditty was then arraigned for
renting Il hnnsot to kittie Lynn for i'm.
moral purposes, and was held in 500
bail, Mliss going on her bond. 5,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-17
AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE.
Crowded Electric Car Huns Into a
llrIck House, I

" $EVNuCu 1heSHS var AkuuA IULO u
lirick House. l1.I
Passengers on electric car No. 80 on
the down trip about half past six o'clock
last evening had an experience which
they will not soon forget. Tho car was
crowded with ladies and gentlemen, and
Gus Rust was in charge Of the motor.
Superintendent LOTUS happened
10 be aboard. As the car rounded the
curve at the corner Of Jacob and Thirty.
ninth streets, In some unaccouniaI,le
way It jumped tho track. Rush stood
at his post and tried TO stop 1t, but 1t
wouldn't stop. 1t ran across the street
10 tho curb at the southeast corner,
climbed the curb, ran across the side.
walk and crashed into tho one.story
brick building at that corner, n black.
smith shop, occupied by nian named
Jones. The car struck tho wall on the
side OF the wide door, and went on In,
Tho wall won't with It, part Of II falling
In md tho rest coming down III frag.
ments on top Of tho car. Some Of the
passengers jumped out, others sat as still
as circumstances would allow, and others
did song and dance. G, 4
An examination showed that there
WINS loote joint near the spot, and 1t Is
thought the car ran oil there. The
operator was not at all to blame. Tho
trollies pulled loose at the car when Z,
ran of. They were adjusted again, and
the car run back over the bricks and pu.
on the rails. 1t was not damaged OK.
cept that tho caves ut the front were
broken for n few inches. Several feet Of
tho wall was demolished. Considering
the fact that the car WAS an open one, lis
Escape from serious damage and that Of
the passengers from injury secm almost
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