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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-14
4 TOO HASTYACTIO
WITH A SEVERE PENALTY.

No incident in social happenings has
occurred in this community for years
that has caused Us much public comment
as that which we chronicle this morning.
Sensationalisms We must admit. arc H.
most unkrown,against Wheeling's Upper
Ten. a ripple on the tide Of soclal life
has been caused, however, that means
for the gentleman concerned ostracism
from the exclusive circles in which he
was a favorite. 1t appears that the gen.
tleman broke faith with the lady some
time ago, she declaring the engagement
off," A wall OF secrecy WAS thrown
around the circumstances by the families
Of both parties interested, thinking a
compromise which they had hoped for
would in time be effected. We are in
formed from very reliable source that
with this object in view, a gentleman of
very high standing, who had influence
in the lady's family, made overtures
which we're Indignantly rejected, hence
the present suit. Sarpsise does not ex-
press the feelings Of those who know in
detail the facts Of the case and expires.
sions OF sympathy for the young lady
arc heard on every side. In considera.
ton OF an earnest request made OF US, We
must for the present at least refrain from
mentioning the names OF the parties
concerned; las it is yet hoped the case
will be settled without the exposure of
their love affairs, which is incident TO
suit at law; but We will cay that they
rank amongst the most prominent peo.
pie and are descendants OF the oldest and
most representative families in our city.
The gentleman ia well.known business
man deeply interested in many OF our
large mills, and has, we understand, eS.
tenEive interests in other States. He ia
supposed 10 be financially well fixed, and
was therefore looked upon by designing
mammas as a very desirable catch. Hence
his society WAS c0urted at every oppor-
tunity. He was entertained and feted IA
one occupying his unique position only
could be. 1t wes during ono OF these
entertainments IA reception given by a
desefvedly popular society lady, in honor
OF her fair visitor that he met one of
Wheel!ng's most charming and beautiful
daughters. 4 friendship at once sprupo
up that finally ripencd into love, and
many were the envious eyes cast upon
this happy couple during their courtship.
In due Season they pliehted their roth |
and we learn that beautiful and most
expensive gem figured in the ceremony.
1t DOW transpirrs that tho lady became !
the gentleman's fance, with tie under. |
standing that she was to control the |
affairs. The gentleman eyi.
gently did not observe this proyiso. an
the complainant alleges that the defend.
ant did break hispromise, inasmuch as he
furnished theirfuture home without con.
sulting her taste, and that he paid double
the worth OF the goods, She claims this
extravaganza, and AYERS that she conld
purchase from the wheeling instalment
company, for cash or on credit, super.
TO-. quality OF goods for less than the nrire
paid e'sewhere--and she is right. The
popular verdict is in her favor.
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Crockard says be has no fear OF any
amount Of freight breaking down the
CENTRE AND WEBSTER,

Tho Republicans ut These Democratic
Precincts Active and IN Earnest.
A good meeting Of Republicans Of
Webster and Centre districts was held
last evening a! the new club rooms, No.
23lS Chapline street. DR.. George J..
Caddle called the meeting to order, and
named Mr.. A. @. F. Ebellng as temper.
AIRY President and J. X. Hall Tor Secre-
harry.
Mr. William Dudley, Webster district,
was elected permanent President, and
Mr.. J. X. Hall, Of Centre, Secretary |;
Mr.. William Ffohme, Of Webster, Treas.
urer. Mr.. Richard Robertson and Capt.
s. L. Brice, candidates for Cierkships,
were present.
The club room will DO kept open after.
noon aud evening. Good reading mat.
ter will be furnished, and all Repub.
licans are invited TO spend their leisure
time in the club room.
II was resolved to hold reception to
Hon. n. L. Whitaker and the county
aud district candidates Wednesday even.
ing, October 10. On motion II commit.
tee Of ten Republicans from each district
was appointed as reception committee
for tomorrow evening, The following
gentlemen wcse appointed, and all are
expected to be on hand early to arrange
for the reception: A. D. Howe, Frank
Work. William Lindsey, William
Shields, William Frohme, Matt. II. Nc
Nabb, Mike Grogan, William Kemp,
james Barton, William Kennedy, John
flow1ey and William Stewart from
Webster district, and William Ii. Travis,
7. @. Moifat, Charles Reed, George Har.
kins, George Z. bradshaw, i. K. Metz
ner, James Kemple, Joseph Hall, Rob-
ert Schnelle and N. J. Lalley from Cen.
| ire district.
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Pittsburglrs Exposition Soon to Close Last
Cheap Excursion via the Pennsylvania
Lines.
Pittsburgh's Exposition will close on
Saturday, October Is. The last special
cheap excursion via the Pennsylvania
Lines to the Iron City will be run on
Thursday, October lG, when round trip
ticketu, including admission to the Ex-
position and good returning until Satur-
day, October is, will be sold at special
low rates. The hand.bills give full in
formations wsATU
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MORE PROPERTY BOUGHT.
Tho Island Syndicate Secures two Good

Tho Island Syndicate Secures two Good
Pieces.
The activity in Island real estate still
continues, but owing TO tho idea that
there is very eager desire 10 get hold
OF the property in certain localities,
some pretty stiG figures ale talked by
owners. The syndicate represented by
Messrs. Rinehart 4 Tatum has recently
made two additional purchases, but the
prices could not be obtained. 4 tract Of
land at the west end Of Ohio street, con.
tanning between two and three acres,
was purchased from the a. G. Robinson
estate, and the lot OF Oliver Summers,
on Broadway, the second north Of Ohio
street, and adjoining the Stallman prop.
erty, bought last week, was also secured.
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lie PAID TIE DUTY.
A Requirement which Foreigners Cannot
Comprehend.

A Requirement which Foreigners Cannot
..... Comprehend.
There was funny scene at the U. s.
Surveyors office yesterday, or more
properly speaking, succession Of funny
scenes. Every now and then some Of
the Italians or other foreigners who are
working in this vicinity in large nun.
bers, receive presents by mail from
friends In the old country. II these
seem 10 be subject to pay duty, the pack.
uge Is marked Of the New York postoilice,
"Probably dutiable." The recipient
then has 10 open 1t In the presence Of
one OF the customs officers here.
Yesterday an Italian received orna.
mental chains from friend in Italy
through the mail. The package was
marked as usual, and the officials here
had the goods appraised. The Italian
objected to paying the duty. lie said 1t
WAS paid in Italy, and that he had re.
ceived similar packages before. lie went
away sevcral times aud returned with
friends, and brought letters and papers
Tint came In duty free, but alter all paid
the duty and he and his dozen or so
countrymen went out laughing and
chatting In very good hGmor,
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LOCAL BREyTuEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
Inn City.

NlttefH OF nlnoF alDnieut IN uuu houus
Tho City.
Tnr GRAND this eyening-Williams (
Ora Meteors. .
OPERA lIousE this eyening-Al. G.
Fields Minstrels.
Bio Republican meeting in front Of
the old court house tonight.
QUAIL In large hocks were seen yester.
day 10 several hill side yards.
WArknNgLoSs from Michigan are
abundant in this market, but very slow
sale. ~
Tine Ohio Valley Railroad Company
has awarded Gibney 4 Co. twenty-five
miles more Of the road.
TIE friends OF T. T. Cockayne, who
recently broke his shoulder blade, pro-
pose TO giyo him benefit ball at Turner
hall soon.
JrsrIcE DAVIS will give W. L. All.
HOUSE his preliminary hearing TODAY at
p. M, on the charge OF abductiug jea-
sic SALESMAN.
BURGLARS entered the residence OF w.
Yonngman, In the Sixth ward, Sunday
night, and stole small sum OF money
and some articles OF value.
. EypoLlegMAS sHoRr and James Lnr.
kins have bought out the .saloon oil
George Carl, OH Thirty.iirst street, known
as the La Belle avenue saloon.
DURING tho past week the large mum.
Der OF wrecked cars that the Il. 4 U.
company have run into the shops here
| has kept tho men employed there pretty
busy repairing them.'-Bellnire Tribune
TIE Ohio River railroad had a slight
head.on wicck, Saturday evening, Just
below the big bridge at Benwood. Two
freight engines came together, doing no
other damage than breaking the pilots
OF both engines oil.
TIE last will OF Virginia Lee Frazier
was yesterday admitted 10 probate and
ordered TO be recorded. Amelia s.
! Woods and Jacob S. Woods qualified as
executors and gave bond in the SUN OIL
$500, with @. Jane Pryor as surety.
DLocu BRos. are putting in new
steam heating apparatus. The outside
steam escape pipe has been abolished
and pit dug under the boiler connect
ing with n sewer, through which the
steam will escape to the river.
TIE Wheeling K Lake Erie has now {
continuous track into Mingo, and TIT
officials expect the line into Steuben
vile by the first OF November. By Jan
uary LIST Steubenville people may 30 tt
Martins Ferry and Wheeling over Ar
entirely now roal.-SlslJenriHe Star.
PAIGE, CAREY & Co. are laying a mar
Tow gauge track from EoG street through
the Travis property, the house on which
has been torn down, ACROSS Chapllnt
street into the Lcgenstein tannery prop
erty. 1t will be used 10 convey stOnt
and dirt for filing, from the mouth OF th'
tunnel.
COUNCILMAN BAsLER was in Wheeling
yesterday evening when the rain fell
and to-day expressed tho belief tina
never before in his life did he see n
much water come from the clouds q
one Understandable Gazette. Coun
Gilman Bosler should have waited til
iSunday and seen real storm.
| TIE Brilliant mill, under the manage
ment OF itsn Wheelingowners, startet
yesterday in the manufacture OF murl
bar, for which there isl big demand. Iii!
the intention Of the company to enlarge
their plant at an early day: and amonI
the possibilities OF the future are stee
plant and the rolling OF steel sheets 10,
timing.
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sll,,or,une. on alI.for,nne. Heels.

Yesterday John Vented, the South
Side butcher, was out with bis horse
and wagon. When he returned he found
that boys had entered his shop in his
absence and broken bis sausage making
machine SO badly as to render it worth.
less. he went out to his stable to un.
hitch his horse, and while he was doing
so the horse fell dead. Not long ago
Nj. Wentzel's vile and child died. He
is certainly to be commiserated on his
series OF sillictions md misiortuues.
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IIlgUGnr 70 be A BURGLAR.
An Ex.ConvIct Sent 10 JAN by squlre Davis

An Ex.Convict Sent 10 JAN by squlrc Davis
Yesterday.
Henry Rockebrardt WAS arrested yes.
terday on suspicion Of being tho man
who some time aso entered The Dunlevy
repiderce, in North Wheeling. He was
taken to the house, but mono Of the
family could identity him. He Is an cx.
convict, having dome time" in the Ohio
penitentiary ut Columbus, and 1t ia
thought probable that he committed the
recent buiglaries on the South Side, but
as there was no evidence to convict him,
he WIS arraigned before Squire Davis on
the charge Of being a person OF known
bad fame. and in default OF bond for bis
good behavior, he was sent to Jail,
Rockebrandt claims to be native oil
RitchiCtown.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now in receipt Of a complete
line of Fall and Winter WoOlens, con.
sisting of Orercoatings, Suitines, Panta.
loOnlTgs and Fancy Yrstings. which we
warrant TO mike up In ilrst.claSs style
Mt reasonable prices and I'll guaranteed.
A complete line Of iientl Furnishing
Goods III stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Black Half Hose ut csc n pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wOOl Knit
Jackets. Z. HESS & SUhS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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In the meeting OF Council this evening
the Wheeling Bridge Company will ap.
ply Tor permission TO occupy temporarily
Il part Of Ohio street not covered by the
Grant OF right Of way already made.
This Is to enable them to carry out the
plan TO construct the bridge on tenn.
porary wooden pier south Of the dis.
puted property OF the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Bridge Company, So aa to have il
in operation pending the settlement
ofthe condemnation suit in the United
States Supreme Court, -s 81
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

LIS. Coop sells dry goods the cheapest,
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While no doubt 4 puzzled these good nnor,o
Any school boy In Wheeling would have Enopwn
that literally Translated 1t would read AnoNn
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Williams and Orr's Meteors had m
audience that crowded the Grand to the
doors last night, and gave one OF the
best performances ever seen at that
theatre. The performance throughout
is OF refined order, and irst.class in
every particular. The company made
such hit that the house is sure to be
crowded again tonight. Those desiring
seats should secure them at once. as
there is cure to be great rush for them
tonight. Seats are on sale at Weis's.
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PRICES BLOWN SKY HIGH.

Values scattered to the four winds on
account Of the immense rush for ON
$40 and SIC Mems Suits, which VIC re-
tuced TO So 50. We were unable las
week 10 wait on all our customers. For
Those that we're disappointed we shall
cDniinns The sale of llrsc Fine Suits
three days longer, Monday, Tuesday ind
Wednesday. See these Fine Suits In our
window display.
WOrkingmen, business men, street car
men, river men, professional men, and
all SORTS Of men who wear pants, here's
yonr chance 10 buy a. suit ut less than
the goods alone cost.
KLINE BROTHERS,,
Reliable Cloihiers,
1f40 Main Street.
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The Council Committee on Railroads
yesterday afternoon viewed the ground
asked for by John G. Hoffman & Sons
and the Riverside Iron Works for their
switch on Twenty-four,h street. The
committee has, as yet, made no recon.
mendation. Four other Council com.
mittees were called to meet last night,
but only one member of each commit.
tee responded,
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4 NEW TRIAL DEMANDED
lu the Condemnation Suit against the ~
1anY TnnL EncInrx

Iu the Condemnation Suit against the Nor
way Tack Factory.
In the closing hours OF the term Of the
Circuit Court which ended Saturday,
the Norway Tack Company made 4 mo.
ton for new trial, claiming that the
verdict recently rendered in the case OF
the Terminal Railway Company Tor the
condemnation Of the tack factory prop,
etty ought 10 be set aside on account OF
the fact that one or two OF the jurors
who served on the case were not free.
holders. Aflidavits to this effect were
filed. The Law requires that the jurors
in case to condemn real estate shall be
ireeholders.
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JOHN WILL GO HOME.
"A Ch,nnmnn who Leaves to-day to visit Ills
Mother.

"A Chlunmnn who Leaves to-day to visit his
Mother.
John Lee, the Chinese laundryman at
the corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, will to-day take his departure for
San Francisco, whence he will sail itr
his native land. John says his mother
is getting very old, and he wants to see
her once more before he dies. He also
has vile in China, from whom he has
been parted for several years, and in
cidentally he will pay her visit. After
he has been there for some time he ex-
poets to return.
Preparatory to taking his departure,
John yesterday paid farewell visit to
his friend Justice George Ankle, and left
him one Of those curious and beautiful
Chinese swords made OF coins woven
together with variegated cords, fine silk
handkerchief and, a cbox Of Chinese
CANDY, e. go. VIZ a--.l +. &C..
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MARTINS FERRY,
ftems OF Interen OH Various E'hes From
Over Tho River

Over Tho River.
Council tonight.
Harry Hood aud bis child sro both quite SICK.
81. ranl's Episcopal church Will be Lighted
with electricity. rsH
Thomas Lloyd Is having another story put on
bis house on broadway.
Miss Elolse Gray Is entertaining Miss Kate
King, OF Clayvllle, In.
Oliver Parker has returned from three
weeks visit In Morgan county.
Frank Erwin has been appointed director
OF the choir in the NJ. 4. churchg vice e. h.
Sparks. "
Mr.. and Mss. 7. ". Hales, OF prlnrc Edward
Island. arc visiting thCls daughter, MIS-. Rev.
Charles o'Mera. r
Mrs. Addle Green has returned 10 New Cum;
berlah1, alter a pleasant visit with ar. hnu
Mrs. wllliSm CLARK.
James Johns received a cabegssm yesterday
ana ouncing the death OF his father, 4. b. Johns,
al BlAenayon. England.
Mrs. n. C. nurtltt, who has been visiting her
father, Mr.. william CLARK, the past two months,
returns TO Washington, D. G., today.
Tho suit OF the Terminal Railway Company ".
Lcvi shipman. was compromised yesterday by
Mr.. shIpmsn agreeing TO yacaie the property.
Ms. Charlotte De lass aud Mis- Matte Greer
leave to-day for Kansas and other western
States, where they Will SPEND six or eight
weeks,
Yesterday GlCs 4 Gchtlnger put upa 1000
pound monument on the grave Of Mrs. George
DoEseh In liyerrlew CemeicIy, The monl'
ment Is over twelve feet high. :
William Barecon. who broke Jail some time
ago and has been away snCe, returned Inst
! night, with new suit Of clothes and about
twenty dollars. llowa rCaricsted.
Much interest Is taken In Governor Campbcll's
| circus. which opens at Columbus at 10 O'Clock
lNN l,lt I'll. hos
attend, but the Democrats do not care to sec tt.
Martins Ferry will probably send n delegation
| TO tho Blninc meeting az Cdutou OF Saturday
| afternoon. October -. Several members OF the
foang Mems Escos. Club are anxious to attend
aud take a drum corps Of twenty-five uniformed
Mckinley, and anticipate lots OF fun II the trip
Is made. II the club does go the members
should meet aud drill and get their uniforms ID
good shape.
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For cut, bruise, burn or scalj, there
is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury is very severe, no scar is left.
For sale by W. ". Irwin, G. r. Goethe,
John Klari, G. schnepf and W. E. Will.
Jams. pAw
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IF you cannot see and need spectacles
You should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. Vie have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Gptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUHB,
JeWeler and Opticlan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Modern Discoveries,

What Bell and Edison are TO the tel.
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doubtedly one Of the greatest. It is un-
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had Of the Logan Drug Co., Druggists,
and also Or. Miles' new book on New
and Startling Facts" for the afflicted.
Every one should read this very inter.
esting, instructive, and finely illus.
trated book. NwFAw.6
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LONDON, 0ctl$-The Mark Lane Erprtss. In It's
weekly review OF the British grain trade. says:
English wheat Is 8 shillinIs below August prices
aud uinleIsels The imported wheat. The Salcs
Of English wheat during the week amounted to
9aiIG qarters al :Os lid per quarter, against S..
bS2 quarters 1T rs ID for the corresponding week
last year. Foreign wheat Was selling freely.
California recovered ~ Di The Scpleinber de-
cline aud others 3D., This, In the face of the
markell -------
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Homo Seekers EKcarsEon via u. & O. Oct. II
Tuesday, October II. the Baltimore 4
Ohio Company will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling, W. Va, to the West,
North and Northwest, South and South.
west, at one fare for the round trip,
good returning thirty days from date Of
sale, i've
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Among the arrivals in the city yester.
day was Col. l. L. Burlington, Of the
United States Army, who graduated as n
West Point cadet in 1851 from this Con.
gressional district. lie is now in charge
Of the Springfield, Mass, arsenal, where
the famous government Iif9s are made
bearing that name. The Colonel is one
OF a recently appointed commission Sent
out by the government to the Pacific
coast TO report upon suitable site for
tho manufacture Of heavy guns. An
other member Of the commission is
Colonel Craig, Of the army. who was sta.
toned here during the first year Of the
war. They are on their way. 10 Puget
Sound.
Colonel Burlington is a brother.in-law
Of ex.Mayor Brown, OF Bellaire.
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To Buy u New Motor,

The Elm Grove Railway Company, at
meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
yesterday morning, decided to purchase
a new motor Of great power, able to pull
five cars. General Manager Gilleland
and Director Fred Happy will shortly 60
East to make the purchase.
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OK Wednesday, October Is, 1890, there
will be an excursion to Wheeling Park,
and special rates have been made for the
same. Tickets to and from the Park l5c,
including admission in the Park. Tick.
cts good for this day only.
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Woman, Her Diseases and Their Trcntm emit.
y pages, illustrated; price 50c. Sent
upon receipt Of l0c, cost OF mailing, etc.
Address Prof. R. II. KLINE, NJ. D., 03l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eiIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Last chenp Excursion via this Il. & 0. Il. Il.
Thursday, October 16, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will run the last cheap
excursion to Pittsburgh. Round trip
tickets 50, including admission to the
exposition, and good returning two
DAYS.
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Excursions via tho Pennsylvania Lines.
For the Veterans Reunion at Knox.
willie, excursion tickets will be sold from
the principal stations OF the Pennsyl.
vania lines at one fare for the round
trip, on October 1, s and G. TuAs
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Last night meeting OF the Official
Board Of the Zane street NJ. Z. church
was held for the purpose oil passing ap.
propriate resolutions upon the depar.
lure Of the pastor, Rev. @. B. Graham,