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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-06-26
NOTES FOR THE WOMEN.

Miss ELAINE, one of the Goodale sis
ters, has been made superintendent of
all of the Indian schools in the State of
abundance of experience at General
Armstrong; school at Hampton, Va.
IF women meet men in all affairs of
life during three hundred and sixty-four
days in year, and still retain high
standard, it is difficult to see how they
can be degraded by voting with them on
the three hundred and sixty-ffth.-
Mrs. Josephine X. Henry.
EVERY woman who seeks to take her
place side by side with man as his help
er, whether in home, church, school or
State, advances the deepest interests OF
humanity; for in no single relation of
this worlds life or work is it good for
man to be alone.-Mrs. Ellen b. Diet
rick.
THE first women's trades union was
started in 1874, since which time some
twenty have been formed. Although
no accurate statistics are forthcoming as
to the total number of women in unions
| in England, it may we'll be believed
that the percentage is very small. 1t is
highest in London and Nottingham,
where there is union of cigarworkers,
which includes the total of female work.
ers, some 5000 or 5000.
THE Boston Herald says: The male
managers Of some of the New York in
sane asylums are opposing bill requir-
ing the appointment of female physi-
clans in asylums. The aforesaid male
managers are good way behind the
times. If the New York Legislators al
low these objections to influence then
against the bill, they will lose the re
spect Of the most intelligent people, re
gardless of sex. This is not question
of women's rights; it is question o
medical science
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-06-26
Thankful to Get or So Easy.

Baggs Injecting friendl = Hello,
Squirm, l hear you met with an acci'
dent"
Squirm-"Yes, car ran over me and
broke three of my ribs"
Baggs-''Well. l s'pose you'll get
heavy damagesP"
Squirm-'0n the contrary, I'm just
congratulating myself because the com.
pany has withdrawn a suit they had
against me for impeding traffic Will;
they wero pulling me out t"-MunseY'i
Weekly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07
AN IDEAL EASTER,

Ever, body Out Of Doors-Speciais Services
a.i Mt AL OF tho Churches.
Yesterday was an ideal Easter Sunday
and all the old saws about a green
Christmas and a white Easter were
knocked endways. 1t was a glorious
spring day, bright and balmy and nearly
everybody took advantage Of it to get
out Of doors. In the morning there was
n large attendance at all the churches
and in the afternoon the streets were
filled with promcnaders while many
went out into the country 10 enjoy the
superb weather.
At all Of the churches special Easter
services were held. At The Catholic
churches, and especially at the Cathedral,
the crowds were large at all the services.
The masses were impressive and beauti-
full and the afternoon vesper services at
the Cathedral has eellom been more
solemnly impressive than they were yes.
terday. At the Episcopal churches; the
Fourth Street NJ. L. and tho First
and Second Presbyterian churches
tho musical portion OF tho services
was quite elaborate. AS before stated
there were special and appropriate ser.
vices ut all the churchc7. AT the Norti,
Street NJ. L. church there was special
responsive service had both in the morn.
ing and in the evening. At many Of the
churches the floral decoration were ex.
quisite.
1t was a great day for the wearing OF
new ciothee.
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tttling, ". Va, April s.
A DIAMOND FIN STOLEN
From u House of III Fame by Young Man

From u House OF III Fame by Young Man
Y Of Washington, In.
Among tho crowd Of Sunday excur.
sionists to this city from Pittsburgh,
Washington and tho oil fields, that came
in over the lIempleld yesterday were
three young bloods from Washington,
Pa. Like most Of tho Sunday excur-
Hionists that camo In from tho points
named, this trio came for time and TO
paint thing! red. After they had i'm.
bibed several drinks they went to Mad.
anne Maggie Conroy's house Of i'll fame,
on Seventeenth street.. While there one,
Of them. went up stairs and, entering one
OF the rooms, took "a diamond
pin, valued nj S75, the property OF
Sadie Carlton, one OF the inmates. The
theft was discovered soon after thoy left
and tho police were notified. Officer
Donelly was put OH the case and found
bis man on tho South Side. While tax.
Ing him to tho lookup tho young man
took the pin from pocket and dropped
It. This action was observed by officer
Scally, who happened to be following,
and picked the piuup. The young man is
we'll dressed aud respectable looking aud
says lie took tho pin for fun md because
he was drunk; that no intended to re-
turn OF. He would not give his right
namo for the reason, as he said, that Ills
mother Is n respected widow and II
would almost kill her to learn OF what
had happened. Tho people ut Conroy's
are not inclined to prosecute him; CHIEF
DclbFngge will to-day decide what to dc
| in the matter, p 5e'Es.
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A LIVELY EypLRIENCE
Had by OnlcOr Gnus Yesterday Morning
y with n olnu md n Gun. 4li

Had by OnlcOr Gnus Yesterday Morning
y viii, n 1lnu md Gun. 4ll
Officer George Gaus had a rather lively
experience about 9 o'clock yesterday
morning with Tom Hilt, n well known
local character who has often figured in
Police Court, usually on charges Of
drunkenness. Shortly before Gaus had
his experience, the fellow who was reel.
Ing drunk, had fallen against q window
Of Henry Wilhelm'a upholsterlng estab.
lishmcnt, In the Second ward market
square, and smashed tho glass; lie tiien
fell into the gutter and lay there till
GauB, who had bceu summoned to At-
tend 10 the case, arrived and took
charge OF him, II was not until tho
officer had walked him about two
squal es that Hill apparently realized who
had charge OF him, but rs he made no fuss
Gaus did not approhend any trouble.
Jass as they were about TO enter the
Public Building, however, Hill storped
and reached for his hip pocket. Gaus,
who had hold OF him with his right
hand, changed his hold to his left and
with his right reached for his club, but
before he could draw it Hill had sue.
ceeded In getting loose and had the OIL.
Ger covered with pistol. He Snapped
the cock twice but each time the weapon
failed to be discharged. Gaus pulled his
revolver and Hill started to run up Six.
tenth street with Gaus in pursuit. Hill
stopped after running II few steps and
ngain snapped his revolver. Gaus very
properly, not caring to take further
chance6 at the mouth of weapon
in the hands Of n tough, took niu
and fired Mt Hill. The fellow gave {
grunt, but, much to the officers sur
prise, instead Of dropping or throwing
up his hands, turned, and running
across the street disappeared In the ole
Hompdeld yard. As Hill reached TIT
other side OF the street Cans again fred
but the shot had no effect. Other Off
GERS were attracted to the spot by the
shooting and search was made iol
| Hill, but he could not be found, Gaus
is confident that he hit Hill when Ii,
first fired. The force has been instructed
to arrest Hill on sight. 1t is not likely
however, that he will DO seen about her,
for some time to come. ~ y -
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NEW PLUMBING ESrA pLlsuNENr.
No. 55 Twelfth Street.

The frm OF Hargreaves & Meyn have
opened up at is Twelfth street, the room
SO long occupied BY Edward L. Rose Il
Co., new plumbing establishment and
will make fine sanitary plumbing a spe-
cialty. Mr.. Hargreavcs is an old Wheel
ing boy who learned his trade here MD
later removed to Kansas City, Missouri,
where be had for years charge OF one OF
the largest plumbing establishments
west OF Pittsburgh. Mr.. Meyn was for
years with the leading plumbing estab-
lishment OF West Virginia, where he
acquired 4 thorough knowledge OF
the plumbing business. Both are
fine woikmen, Mr.. Hargreaves having
an experience in the business OF twenty.
five years and Mr.. Meyn OF twenty years.
Parties in need Of any york will find it
to their advantage 10 call on tho new
firm, particularly ii in need Of fine job.
Estimates furnished without charge on
application, and prices will hs made as
low as possible, consistent with tine
work and high grade materials.
Telephone No. 500, r.
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An Unique Auction Sale.

On Saturday Auctionecr Halter sold
the buildings on the property recently
purchased by the county for a Jail site.
The buildings sold as follows: The
killmyer residence TO F. Weimer, for
$40; the Forbes house to John Ro.
brecht, for $780, the Foreman house to
II. Robrecht, for S0Oj the Rogers home.
stead to J. =. Clator for $3.50, and stable
TO J. Robrecht, for SCI. The stone in
the Rogers homestead sold to +, w.
stoetzer: for $7l in the Foreman house
to J. Robrecht, for s25; in the Forbes
HOUSE to j. Il, Emblem, for IS, and stone
in the rear OF the Rogers homestead tn
+. W. stoetzer, for s97 so. The sand
went to ]. =, Clator ut $ cents per load
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Z ATTACKED DY lllGllwAYMEN.

a bridgeport Grocer Severely Ecnlen.
.t $ Communications from bridgeport.
James Anderson. Of Cadlz is the guest Of friends
hcrs. 'H,,.,i 60 IN, : r.
Miss Emma Klnley, OF Dennison, Is tho gucs,
Of kirkwood friends. ~ - 81 ~ /
William Higgins will take charge OF James
Higgins business during his trip through the
west. l-5H-Utl.l, II = EE.I''.I.. ~.
Tho pavement has been extended up Dank
street from the bank building 10 Scott & Nc.
Graw's olllco. ~. eEG'IE e'p
The Wheeling Creek Coal Company have al.
most finished preparations to Introduce tho end.
less chain iuto service ut their mines here. The
work Of putting the chain In plnCe will be begun
soon. About scvan anu one hnlcs Of chain Will
be required. 7all l5s.r 80 1.rgaEil ll
Considerable complaints being made concern
Ing the condition Of the bridge spanning the
creek at Tho Cleveland, Lorain Il Wheeling
engine house. 1t seems that no repairs have
been put Oh the bridge for great many years.
asd 1t has become SO shaEy that those who nre
compelled 10 cross 1t DO 80 with fear. H..
John Watkins. a well known grocer, was at.
tackled by two unknown men and severely beaten
while on his way home Saturday night. Mr..
Watkins closed his store about II o'clock md
started TO his home out the pike. lie noticed
two strangers, walking behind him, but paid no
attention to them until they walked up behiud
him very suddenly at n dark place Just west OF
one OF the men threw his arms about Watkins
and began choking him from behind. Tho other
one then began striking him III the face and try.
lug TO get Into his inside vest pocket. Watkins
struggled for II moment, mud then by Il frantic
effort, threw one Of his aysailants down and fell
Oh him. Anton Hammer, attracted by the noise
and cries OF Watkins, ran to his assistance, but
his approach frightened the thieves aud they
lied. Watkins generally carries considerable
money on his person, aud 1t Is very evident thlt
the attack was made for the purpose OF robbery,
but fortunately they did not secure any cash.
One of1he highwaymen lost his Int In tho skirm.
ish. There IL no clue that Will Justify uries:s.
To The Editor Of The Inielii1e1leer.
SlR!-That our friendsa and the voters OF Bridge.
port generally may understand our position on
the Issues iHrolrei In the election OF municipai
officers, we desire TO cmphatically state that we
have no sympathy for, but .Goudenn the action
OF those Republicans interested In rcpudlatlng
the action OF The convention and putting III the
field Independent or Citizen ticEetS; aud fur.
thGrmorc, we haye not authorized The use Of our
names on any but REGULAR Republican tickets.
We FULLY endorse the work OF the convention,
and request the cooperation OF our supporters
III !urtLoring the success Of the regular Ticket,
si Respectfully. IL
hEhs" CIANLEs A. JVSKiSs,
a. 5rj GA . JOHN ". STUFF,
J. ORE puMCAS,
sf CHARLES IL. KAUFMAN, "
',..L JAMES l.. HlGGlSS.
IL 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

Chief Of PoliccDelbrugge is in receipt
OF n letter from DR.. Z. P. Mullin, Of Pitts.
burgh, giving some information about
James Williams, the quadroon who cut
his throat and who is now at the hos
pital in a very precarious condition.
Chief Delbrugge was referred to DR..
Mullen by Williams. The doctor writes
that he has known Williams for about
four years and TINT he has always con.
sidered him as being a good moral man
with no bad habits: he thinks that
Williams home is in Virginia, and says
that his mother was a full-biooded ne.
gress and his father white man, the
former owner OF the mother. The
doctor says further that Williams
has always been a crank on religion and
thinks that possibly that may have had
something to 10 with Williams cutting
his throat. though the principle cause
for his rssh deed he assigns to the sui
eide OF a Wheeling girl to whom the
fellow was much attached; this was
Birdie Robinson, the inmate of SADIE
Tracy's place who drank quart OF
whisky and then died. SKI.
Tho CHANGES are still against Will
liams' recovery. lie and John Dickey
and Mrs. SADIE Tracy havo their pre-
liminary hearings set by Justice Davis
for to-day. Procuring is the otlense
they are charged with.
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Mr.. Henry c. Jump has opened n llty good,
and notion tt0te IN tho room On BtOatwNy for:
merry occupied by Mr.. Lintrmulh, md Will sail
a. low prices. HISS stock Is large and his goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

A coal miner named Nicholas Meade
had a narrow escape from death by
drowning in the creek about II o'clock
yesterday morning. He was standing
on the bank near the big holders Of the
Gas Works when it caved and he rolled
down into the water. He was seen to
20 down by several people, who rushed
to his assistance and after considerable
trouble, he was gotten out, but he was
SO far gone that it took fully half an hour
to bring him back to consciousness. He
had to be rolled on barrel and other
heroic measures had to be resortcd TO
before he was revived. A short time
before he fell no had warned some boys
who were playing near the edge OF the
bank to be careful or they would fall in.
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ff ..-H '.4#H
WE desire to call attention to tho ad-
vcrtisement of the Equitable Life, and
to the results OF maturing twenty year
policies. These results arc absolutely
unprecedented in the history OF life as.
surance, and are SO remarkable .as to be
worthy Of the careful examination OF
every man who desires to make an in
yestment which will protect his family
in the event OF death, or yield him a
lucrative return in case OF long life. s. j
No other, company has had an actual
experience for the same length OF time
as the Equitable, on the class Of assur-
ance referred to-. For full particulars
call on or address Sweeney & Edwards,
General Agents, 1903 Market street,
Wheeling, ". Va. n
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TRADES COUNCIL RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLVED. That niue hours be dry swork W IL,
light hours on Saturday, mud all overt time to be
Md for ut tlincaud.halt tlmc und double time
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Four Committee Meetings ro.n,e,,t

=, ~ = -71-7- 1o'H56Nts 2
-Four Council committees have been
called to meet this evening; thew arr
the regular committees on Fire Depart.
ment, Scales and Health, and the Special
committee charged with investigating
into the charges made against Council.
man Seeley by Superintendent Sam
Darrah, OF the Gas Works. There are
several matters to come before the Com.
mittee on Health that will be very in.
teresting, and the Seeley stigation is
certain to be entertaining. E,lF''{ :. ~ i
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Tho Wheeling & Lake Eric Mt Tiltonyi,,e,

Ihe wheeling Y Lake Erio Mt Tiltonville.
In connection with the extension OF
the Wheeling & Lake Erie road from
Portland to this immediate section there
will probably be some changes made in
the pottery at Tiltonviile. Civil engi-
neers have for some time been running
lines for tho extension OF the road and
rs they have finally located it through
Tiltonville, according to the stakingi it
will run about twenty yards east Of the
g. Il T. tracks and directly through the
pottery property. AS the stakes arc set
the line will pass through the glassware
house and clay department. 1t isunder.
stood these buildings will be removed to
the east Of the dipping room and by so
doing the establishment will have more
aud better shipping facilities. Is s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

II yonr cough keeps you awake and
restless by night, take Ayers Cherry Pee.
remedy allays inflammation, heals the
pulmonary organe, induces sleep, aud re-
stores health. The sooner you begin
the better, ~ DAM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07
Another Big Police Docket,

There will be another big Monday
morning docket to dispose Of at this
mornings session Of Police Court, Sat.
'urday night Joseph schell's poker room
on Eleventh street was raided and the
proprietor and nine others caught; sew.
eral made an attempt.to escape BY roiuc
to tue root, but were chased md ali Int
possibly one pulled in. Stella Woods'
house OF III fame on Nineteenth street
yielded up the madame, one girl and
two men. Clement Herman was mr.
rested by Gaus for raising a racket at
EN- McManaway's dive. Dora Smith
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

izens Of East Wheeling and the work.
men OF the Central Glass Company that
unless Council takes some determined
step 70 stop these intolcrable stink holes
and disease.breeding factories, tho PEG.
pie will rise up In their might and see
that men arc elected to Council who will
dare TO do right. @ Y,
lIhtelinl, ". Va, April s. .ar.L..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April /, We will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
tSs5'a's,. FL Twelfth skreat.
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Etso'ttd That this resolution be made A Gen.
cral Order OF the builders, Eschanyc. II -
: -1--'1- = - ' , - = -
\ aThose East Wheeling Nulsanccs.

To he Editor Of the Lntellioencr. "a
SlR:-What has become ofthe ordi.
nance that the Health officer and. the
Council Committee on Health were to
report April lst, in regard to the removal
of Mr.. Elders soap factory and the
Butchers Associations hide house in
East Wheeling2 #. sfi t.,Iss
1t may be that come OF our Council.
men fear their chances for a return to
Council might be endangered by acting,
but allow me to say on behalf Of the cit.
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Surfing md Summer.

We are in receipt OF all tho newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
consisting Of suitings, Pantaloonings and
Oyercoa'ings, which We are prepared to
make up in the best style and fit at
reasonable prices. buy the best 25 cent
fast black seamless half hose made, at
\ C.HEss & Sons, n.
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07

Etso'red. Tint Nil differences or grievances bc
tween employer and cmpioye shalt be settled BY
a Joint Committee OF tho BillhuiS' Exchange
aud the Trades Union to fwhiuh such trade 10.
longs, and Mld committee TO have power to
make settlement, aud the same shall b. bind.
Ing on both parties. Int In I'D rtse nte The
workmcn to DO called or work unless tho said
committee fail 10 make n settlement after the
expiration Of ut least three days, I'll lTF
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IL WORSE SHAPE THAN EVER.


iuO uuliuinE lrnueS DiHiculty NOW SHOWS
No Sign OF n Settlement. t1
The Conference Committees OF the
Buildes' Exchange and the Building
Trades Council held another meeting
Saturday morning. They did not sue.
coed in arrivipgat any settlement, but,
on the other hand, 80 completely cs.
tranged themselves from each other that
there Is now but little hope OF settle.
ment on any basis but q fight to the
death. John s. Trimblc was made Chair
men Of the meeting and d. r. Brooks
and WA. Sintzer were chosen 10 net
rs secretaries. The Exchanges coin.
mittee was supplemented by W. A.
Wilson and I'd. Holiday, and In addi.
ton to tho Councils committee ,Prcsi.
dent Roland and Vice President
Schwartz, OF tho Carpenters Brother.
hood, were present. President WAGNER,
Of tho Council, offered n set OF resolu.
tons as n modification OF the resolutions
Of the Exchange which were presented
some time since. These two sets OF reso.
lutions, which It should have been the
effort Of the meeting to modify so as to
be agreeable 10 both sides, uro as fol.
ioWs: VI .,slI s-z--
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Mono rs Good.
lWAslI1NGroN, Pa. Alarch,1o.

Atssr'. s. Beers Sons: 'iE5
: GESTLEMEs:-Inclosed find twenty.
FIVE Pan. Handle Coffee tickets. Please
send me OIL painting No. 40. ! like
Pan.Handle Coffee very much and think
Lean get none us good. Please send
Oil painting in care OF John a, Beat.
Washington, Pa. Respectfully, ~ !
Mws&w 81 E. F. ,HAdGRRry. 4
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Well Pleased Will, Pan.H Handle.
!; BELLAlRE, o., March @.

Ntsns. y. Baer's Sous: ri .F
GENTLE,lgS:-Please find inc|osed
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets
for your oil painting No. 10. Please
send through Chram Bros, leading gro.
GERS, Bellaire, 0. I am very well pleased
with Pan. Handle Coffee.
Yours respectfully,
Mwssw Mus. NJ. BRIGGS.
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Leads Them All.

liess's. Seia & Minghum. Wheeling, ". "a:
GENrLEMEN:-I desire to give you my
testimony on your excellent brand OF
FAMOUS FLOUR. Ihave handled great
many different brands Of flour. and this
FAMOUS leads them all. It certainly is
deserving OF its name. Send me seven
barrels more at once. Yours. ~
j.. NJ, HARTLEY.