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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-30
TIE LABOR DAI PARADE

Aud Picnic To.dny-Its Grent Success As.
sutrd-The Route and some Points About
the Makeup.
The parade this morning and tho eele.
bralion this afternoon on the State Fair
Ground In observance OF Labor Day bids
fair to be a big success. From nil quar-.
teEs come reports Of new accessions to
the ranks, and tho demonstration will
probably excel in proportions and i'm.
pressiveness all OF the past ones. The
parade will start at 10 O.. IN. sharp. The
route will be as follows:
North or Chapline street to Eleventh,
west on Market, south to Twentieth,
east to Chapline, south 10 Twenty.
fourth, wcst 10 Main, north to Seventh,
cnuntermarch 10 bridge, and thence 10
Fairgrounds.
One OF the interesting features will be
the presence OF the electric car employees.
They Yesterday elected John J O'Brien,
Captain; John Shaughncesy, First Lieu.
tenant; Frank Lump, Second Lieu.
tenant. A banner was ordered TO be
uuISu'i ahN tuc iicl viii tuucdNuI "
make r good showing.
Tho decorations will be worthy OF no
tice. Last night the Trades Assembly
hall was pro.useiy and tastefully adorned.
and n few other places began to show
up. This morning tho town will be gay
with red, white and blue and appropri
ate emblems and notices.
A meeting Of the Executive Commit.
tee wac held last evening at the Neu,
Letter office and tho final arrangements
made for the parade and picnic. A
squad OF eighteen policemen will escorl
the line, and four policemen were en,
ployed to assist in preserving order on
the State Fair ground this afternoon.
The oiler Of Chief Marshal DHhning &c
have the city fire department turn oul
was accepted with thanks.
Last evenings Bellaire Independent
says: A good many Of the working
people Of this city will take In the Labor
day parade at Wheeling tomorrow, buI
the painters are tho only mel who vii
90 up as on organized body. The
painters will have their colors flying.
Abortion Of the E;na and STANDARD
mills will b, of to-day to allow the EN-,
ploycs 10 attend the Labor Day parade
and picnic.
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THE LlNSLY INSTITUTE,
OF the New School Ycnr,

The seventy,sevcnth year OF this
school opens OH Monday, September s
at 0 a: H., under the auspices Of Prof,
John NJ. Birch, late United States Con.
sui to Japan, and Lieut.. William Braun.
ersreuther, Of the United States Navy,
asaieted BY other TEACHERS.
The prospects OF the school are excel.
lent. The War Department is sending
$50 light Springfield cadet rifee with ali
the necessary Announcements for the use
OF the institute, which is now a Quasi
government school, and the whole corps
OF cadets will Ls dr;llad daily in the
manual Of arms. All students, not
physically disqualified, will be required
70 hel9ng to the drill corps, and the mil.
itary regime OF the Institute will be
strict.
On and after September let Lieutenant
BEauneIsreutber will be found Mt the
Institute daily from 10 n. m. to - m ,
where he eau be consulted by those dc.
sirlpg TO enter nc cadets. Inquiries can
also be made OF A, W. Campbell, Presi.
dent Of the Board Of Trustees.
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ANOTHER B. l. 0 MOVE,
a Proposition for IL Doublc Track on n
IB,rt AF N,stnar,I, y... .

a Proposition for u Doublc Track on n
Part of ai$teen,h Street.
Tho Council Committee on Contracts
was called last night to take pction on
two important mattera, the most i'm.
portant OF which was a proposition from
the baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
to put a double track on u part of Six
teenth street. On Tuesday Henry n,
Russell, E.q gave City Engineer Hore
IL blue print map OF what the comnanv
wants to build, and asked that the Com.
mittee on Contracts be called so the
matter could be considered in connec.
ton with tie approaches to the new
stone bridge. The plan proposes to
start the second tract from the main
line on Sixteenth street, q few feet west
OF Market, and crossing Main, pass
owe. the new douhlp track bridge
the company has commenced over
the creek. The Baltimore 4 Ohio has
purchased the house and lot, occupied
ut present by a saloon, and located on
main street on the creek bank on the
north side. This will be torn away and
tho proposed track will occupy its site.
The committee looked over the mar
presented. and decided to take no action
ill the officials OF the B. & o. or their
representatives should meet with The
committee md explain the why's and
whereiores Of the proposition. 1t has
been n matter OF comment for some
time, that the B. { 0. was building a
double track bridge when they have
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Professor Joseph Reese, the only gen.
uine %clairvoyant, 1l02 Chapline street,
is now prepared to give sittings to the
public. He is the seventh son, born
with q double veil and great prophetic
gift OF second sight. Now, alter you
have been humbugged by SO many pre-
tended c%lairvoyants, fortune tellers and
card readers, don't fail to see Professor
Reese, for ho will not take any money
like others, and il satisfaction Is not
given no pay; understands the real
Persian and Hindoo charm working, re-
moves family trouble, makes marriage
with the n you love no failure. He
is the only one knowing that will give
each one desiring sitting o free test to
prove his wonderful power, 10 matter
what trouble. Come one, come all, and
be will gladden. your heart, ll02 Chap.
line street. Hours from 0 q. M. til S D,
m. Letters answered by mail. s. and
lock Of hair. This week for ladies only.
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lie GEES A GuLp WATCH.
Tho Retiring agent Of the fenn,,lvan;s
Company SURPRISED,

Tho Retiring Agent OF the Fenn:3 lvanis
Company Surprised.
Aa has already been announced cx.
clusively in the ISTELLIGEScER, Mr.. J,
NJ. B~elleville has resigned his position
as general freight agent CT the Pennsyl.
vania Company here, the resignation to
take effect September l. Last evening
be vas in the Panhandle Office when
n at n time the clerks and other asso.
ciates Of Mr.. Belleville dropped in, and
Mr.. J. &. Tomlinson, the passenger agent
OF the company, also casually called.
About thia time the object OF this eeem-
ing coincidence WAS developed. Mr..
Tomlinson addressed lIr. Belleville, and
on behalf Of his ASSOCIATED presented
him with n handsome and elegant gold
watch. In doingso Mr.. Tomlinson made
a moat felicitous speech, to which, after
he recovered his presence Of mind, Mr..
Belleyille appropriately and neatly re.
sponded,
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BIG REAL ESTATE MOVES,
Two Important Purchases, OF Public II
lHrcAl iInIl..

VT Important Purchases, Of Public 10.
tcrcst, Made.
1t was learned yesterday that the
Wheeling Electrical Company had pur.
chased from Mr.. J. II. Hobbs a tract OF
land on the Baltimore K Ohio railroad
and south Of Thirty.sixth street. The
c%ompany's power plant will be erected
there, and it is understood that n sub.
stantial, imposing, convenient building
with all tho modern improvements will
be erected, and as COON rs possible.
1t is also said Oh good authority that
MIR. J.. a. Miller has purchased for Sill.
600 the former residence OF MI. W, l..
l~iearne, on the corner Of Main and
Twenty-titst streets, aud it is under.
stood the house is purchased for the
use OF the Young Mems Democratic
Club, recently organized.
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TIE BUILDERS STRIKE ENDED.
The Carpenters md Plustcrers Formal
DGClnre Ii Off.

= A&Al
Declare 1t oil.
The strike OF the Building Trades
sgainst the Builders Exchange was de.
clared at m end 50 far us the carpenters
and p~lasterers are concerned, at q meet.
ing OF their respective unions last night.
However, the strike was practically end.
ed at their meetings of the last week,
when they declared the boycott against
the planning mills off.
From information secured from mem.
bers OF the Carpenters Union, that Or
ganization "died hard"
When the matter came up for dis.
cussion, q prominent memberaunounced
that ii the strike was not declared of at
that meeting, he would 20 to work
Monday morning for II OF the firms OF
the Buildeis' Exchange. Othern were
Of the same mind, and quite Q wransle
ensued between these and the few who
wished to maintain the strike. A
motion was made to appoint a committee
to confer with the Builders Exchange,
but the mover was informed that the
Builders Exchange would confer with
no such n committee, A. vote was then
taken and q majority were In favor OF
ending the strike.
A prominent member OF the Builders
Exchange, in talking to an ISTELLIdES.
GER reporter last night said that as rap.
idly as possible the men would be rein.
stated in their old position. He ex.
pressed deep regret that the men had,
by their stubbornness, compelled the
employers 10 import men. OF course,
they are in honor bound to retain as
many OF the imported men as are com.
petent.
A member OF the Carpenters Brother
hood talked rather freely last night con-
corning the situation. He i%acetiously,
but with a touch Of pathetic truthful.
ress, predicted that some OF the carpen-
tiers would subsist On "snow.balls" this
winter, but that they were to blame for
1t. THIS Etrise he'd taught them o les.
son which they would not soon foyget.
1t was d mistake for the trades to DO
banded together in Il Building Trades
Council. Every trades union should be
responsible for its own actions, and
should have the settlement OF it's own
individual difficulties. The Carpenters
Brotherhood would be reorganised, new
officers elected. and it would Withdraw
from the Building Trades Council.
The bancful effects Of this strike have
been felt by every branch Of business in
The city. 4 quietus was PLACED on one
Of the biggest building boo!ns ever pro.
jscted in Wheeling, aud 1t will take sew.
eral years to recover.
In February the stonemasons made a
demand, which Mt the time the employ.
eys refused to Rraut. On March ! all
the bIildipg trades in the city we're
called out. Alter tho g%topemasons' de.
mand was granted, the other trades
couldn't get back. as technicalities had
aris.n between them and their employ.
ers. Abortive attempts were made to
settle the trouble, but matters became
more complicated with every meeting.
The carpenters had intended to strike
on May for On increase Of wsgea, and
probably wonld have won this demand
without any serious trouble.
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Mrs. Z. L. Hcnrie, Of Johnstown, Pa,
sssysi Last June, after the great flood,
received a bottle OF Chambcrlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when l was
very much run down with diarrhua,
and had tried two doctors without find
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me at once, and cured me entirely in n
short time. got several bottles and
gave 1t around among my acquaintance
who we're afflicted in the same way. I
think l gave it TO a dozen people, and it
relieved and cured, SO far ms l know, in
all cases. 1t is the best medicine fqr the
disease [ have ever KNOWN.
For sale by w. W. Irwin, Charles r.
Goeizs, John Kari, G, schRepf and w.
.. Williams. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-30
LOCAL BIEyITlFs.
Matters of Miner Mnmrnt in md About
tho City.

Matters Of Minor Mnmrnt in md About
the City.
TUE date Of the opening oil Miss Par.
roma echool has been changed FROM
Wednesday. September 3. to Monday,
September o.
THE H:tna company 10 erecting an
elegant new building over the two bat.
.eries OF boilers that were put In at their
works thissummer.
YousG mems meetings will be held ut
tho Y. NJ. G. A. building at S o'clock to-
night and 1 o'clock tomorrow, to which
all men are invited.
A MEETING Of the E..ua Iron aud Steel
| Company 10 announced 10 consider. q
proposition to increase tho stock OF the
company to 100000.
OFFICER He'll yesterday ran In Two
women whom he found drunk on Tenth
street. One wal All Island woman and
the other from the Fifth ward.
RKv. JEFFERSON X. TAYLOR, oil
Moundsville, will preach at ST. Luke's
church, Island, tomorrow morning and
evening. Rev. ]. lirittipgbam will
preach at Moundsville.
LOCAL and through tickets, one and
two thousand mile tlckets; tickets 10
and from Europe, twelve lines, at The
Union Railroad Office, 1900 Market
street, John Billie, Agent.
TIE deal between the English syndi'
cate and tho sewer pipe works In thi.
section IL OH, the proprietors wanting
too much money Tor their plants, don
cherknow.-NeW Cumberland Courier.
GEORGE CEuMDAcRRR aud Charles
Miller, tho two boys who threw bricks
at Godfrey FGa,z to such good effect n,
10 disiiguSe His classic pr0boscis, wert
yesterday fined 81 and costs each in tht
police court.
The sale Of reserved seats for ."Fabit
Romani" ut the Opera House Monda!
evening, opens this morning a. G. A
Houses music store. There IRE sign
of Il large demand, az the play ID an cx
ceedingly interesting one
A MARTINS FERRY young man saw
towboat crew tic IL barge to q tree Their
night before last, and when they can't
t, unite 1t ho made them pay him S,
"wharfage," though no did not own tn
property in which the tree was, or an.
other property.
MARSHAL MARTIN received q lette
last Saturday signed by some n rs
detective at Cato City, Ala asking n
amount Of the reward offered for Ed1i
Combs and Mike McDonoueh. Tn,
writer says he has them located and tina
Il the reward is euficien. they can b
taaen.-St. Ctdirsritie G0-ette.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

-
Strangers in tho City IL Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Mr.. J. Porter Hill left yesterday for 6
weeks visit to his uncle, ut BroTns
vile, Pa.
Mr.. Joe Metcalf, assistant postmaster,
went out to Newark, Ohio, on business
yesterday.
William A. Salade, wife and two chill
dren, arrived home yesterday from
two months trip 10 Iowa.
Prof. John Mullen leaves to-day fol
the East to attend the annual meeting Of
the American Society OF Dancing Teach
ers at New York.
Miss Emma Cunningham, who has
been visiting W. II. Beebout, at New
Cumberland, ior some time past, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Miss Lizzie Chapline, a popular young
lady from Cincinnati, left yesterday fol
her home, after visiting her cousin,
Miss Jennie Griffith, for two months.
DR.. Cunningham and vile, and niece,
Miss Virginia Sinclair, returned to the
city on Thursday evening. Tho Doctor
will occupy his pulpit on the Sabbath
Mr.. Samuel Bailey died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon, after an illness OF
less than two days, at the residence OF
his mother on North Maiu street. He
has been in bad health for a long time,
but his death was unexpected.
Deputy United States Surveyor 7. Z
Smith has returned from Pafkersburg,
where ho measured n. new little side.
Wheel steambost called tho Lula F.,
which is TO ply on the Little Kanawha
between Burning Springs pni Grants
vile.
The many friends OF Mr.. William P:
Adams will DC deeply panied to learn G.
bis Geath, which occurred yesterday af.
ternoon at bis home on the Island. lie
has been feeble Tor q good while, but
vas able to get about until compare.
lively recently.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE begins a
new year under Ito direction OF DR..
Blaisdell, on Wednesday, September 8,
1890, The friends Of the institution are
cordially invited to be present at the
opening $3.50. a. m. The usual high
standard Of excellence will be main
tanned. Miss Alma Conner, 40 accom-.
plished and cultivated young lady, we'll
known in our community, will have
charge OF the musical department. Mrs.
Wilkinson, OF the Island, OF repute in
our midst .aS o fine artist, will teach
art in its various branches. DR.. Blais.
dell, Miss Crafty of Delaware, Misses
Lawson and Wheeler Of our city, will
instruct in the academical department.
Prof. Krogh, who has achieved a great
reputation as a teacher OF physical cul-
ture, will have charge Of the young
ladies In that direction. We bespeak Tor
this long established institution h liberal
patronage during the coming year.
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Ground has been broken on the Ohio
shore for two more piers for the new
Back river bridge. These piers will con.
sist Of n stone foundation on which two
heavy iron columns will rest, and will be
completed in Il short time. The cas-,
pier OF the bridge has been completed,
and work on the other piers and abut,
merss is being rapidly pushed. The
stonework will all be completed in aboul
SIX weeks, when the iron work will bt
put on at once.
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AShort Thlt About People and Things In
tho Glnrs City.

AShort Tnlt About People and Things In
ths Glnss City.
Burr's Mills camp meeting elears1 si4a this
year.
Gen. Sam F. Cary is 10 lecture In Woodsleid
soon for the X. Off. there.
Rodeicr Bros. are beginning to receive the oil
for the new furnaces. 1t will take Just one tank
car per day for their use.
The ~Iioilaire, 2arcSvillc & Cincinnati railroad
had I've engines badly damaged In a collision
near woodstield, o., this week. No person
Fourth wardtrs will have an election 10 DIV
10 MI the vacancy IN C0uncil caused hy tho res.
Equation OF +. Is. Archer. George Morgan Is on
the Democratic ticGe: mud Christian lupus on
the Republican.
X. 81. Gordon, the young mai drowned on the
northern lakes while trying TO Fave two small
boys, wa a ron OF Matthew Gordon, OF near Cen.
teTviie. Robert was studying for the ministry
and was doing missionary WORK In the far West.
General agent N. r. seal,ot the ~lellaire, Zanes.
Vile 4 Cincinnati railroad. Is home from Il trip
out his road. and reports the washes By the re-.
cent raius terrible, Twenty seven trestles arc
gone between Woodsteld and Nero. The road
y badly damaged beyond Nero; in one place
loo yhrdhlot track rails and all, have disappeared
completely. Work was begun at once on the
road, but It will take several weeks 10 get 1t In
shape again,
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The d!sccrcry By the iunsbItants OF a locality
hitherto ruylslted by the p~es,!lent scourge OF
fever and asuc, that 1t exists In their very
midst. Is decidedly startling. such discoveries
arc raade at every season, In every part Of the
Union. Subsequently, when It is ascer,ained. as
II Invariably Is al such times. through the val.
liable experience OF soae one who hiss been
benefited aud cured, that HO.lctiet's stomach
hltters Ia a thosoushls eaieaeioas -fahieator OF
Inc malarial poleou. and q meanr OF fOrtifyIny
The ss.tem against It. a feeling of more %scc,irIiSS
aud tra,.quillity rrlSus throughout the whole
Pcsldcs the febrile forms nj
malarial disease. nnuD ague aud ague cate ara
removed BY the potent action OF the BI,tcrs' 10
%n!ch se;sass s!,G StTes - h~anction as. u rem:
liver complaint, debility. kidney tronbles. and
ell disea.es :mpAIr!ng the organs OF diSest!on
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only n single track on Sixteenth street,
and It Is not known why they want TO
double track such a small part Of Six.
teeath street. The TACT that such a
proposition had been made Ia not Rener.
ally known, and few comments have
been heard.
The committee while In session grant.
ed the Central District and Printing
Telegraph Company tho privilege OF
building a conduit 10 the concrete under
the pavement OF the Main street bridge
Tor tho purpose Of carrying their wires
over. Manager Wolf expressed his In
%,ention Of putting about 100 wires across
the creek ut that point.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made August %. by ]. J. F..
Dick and wife to Amanda F. Hall, in
consideration Of S725. for lot 0 in block
., Of the old fair ground addition.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to Samuel Woodruff, aged twenty.
five, a native OF New jersey. and Fannie
B. Smith, aged 81, a native OF Elm Grove,
both nov residenta Of Wheeling.
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A gentleman who arrived ia the city
last night from W~oodsfeld, Ohio, said
that while preparations were being
made for a balloon ascension at the fair
there yesterday afternoon the bal.
loan got loose, and a mar
whose name was not learned, became
en.angled In the ropes and was taken
up three hundred feet, from which
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Moundsviils Camp Meeting

August Flat to Slst inclusive, Balti.
more & Ohio trains will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Moundsyille
camp station ut 600 and 500 a. IN. and
l:D0 and G:l0 p. m. Returning will leave
camp station at ESQ a. In. 1905, 4:2O
and l0:00 p. m. Sundays august 9th
and 3lst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station ut $50 n. m,
promptly. Returning will leave camp
station at 500 p. m.
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BLAZERS! BLAZERS! ut
En5NElMEW'S.


Mr.. J. A. FL. Parsons, the photo.
grapher, purchased for his boy two Of
the prettiest black and white ponies
ever seen here. They arrived from Iowa
this week, having been shipped all the
way in crates. They are perfectly
matched. Wheeling boys huve the
pony craze bad, and the number OF fine
miniature horses il town; increases
ranillv
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TnE belmont County Fair will be held
at st. Clairsville, Ohio, September g., {
and 4th. Fine stock show, beautiful
grounds, one.half mile track. Band
tournament Wednesday. Trotting and
pacing races Wednesday and Thursday.
Gen. W. II. Gibson will speak on agri.
culture on Thursday, Il,
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4 Pastor Transferred.

Rev. Father Hyacinth, who for the past
five years has been in charge Of St. al.
phousus German Catholic church. LEI,
yesterday for Pittsburgh, where he ia
sent by the Father Superior OF the
Capuchin order, to which he belongs, to
take charge OF the st. Augustine's
church, in Lawrcnceviiie. Rev. Father
Mauricius succeeds him here. lie er.
rived yesterday.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

4 full line or Sergts, Drape DEtes
and Cheyiots, just suited FOR the no,
weather, which will be made up first
class al reasonable prices.
In Si0ck-A large line OF 0versizes In
French Flannel shirts, neck 20, body
SO. FOR comfort and durability, veal
our celebrated fust biAck and cGl0ret
hose. &. HESS L. SONS,
1921 e. 1898 Market Street.
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Ho. for Camp Meeting.

The Steamer R. z Phillips will leave
Martins Ferry at Sis, Wheeling at
$3.50 and Bellaire at 0 a. M, Sunday,
August 81. Returning, leave Mounds.
vile ut 7:45 p. m. Fare for the round
trip from Wheeling and Bellaire, 4O:;
Martins Ferry, 3d.. The balance Of the
day she will be found in her regular
trade. H.. MESDEL, Manager.
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A Good Snuke Story,

George Romick, says tho Bellai,s
Tribune, has a novel way OF keeping The
hotel port.rs away from the platform
Being somewhat OF. n snake chnrmer, be
has secured one about two feet long
aud when the porters encroach upon
tho platform, or become too boisLeroua,
be sats his pet snake and the sable SONS
OF Africa soon disperse.
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LABIEs' and cbildren's fine tan color.
ed Oxfords from rs cents up.
Ladies' fine Dongola patent leather
tip button 81 80, worth 50 90.
Ladies' fine worried button hole kid
shoes 95 cents, worth 81 %.
Children's good spring heel button
shoes s. cents, worth 80 cents.
SToSE's CASH SHOE SToSs,