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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-20
.h. IIigg.st Diamond.

The Ian e 1 pIiuct diamond in the
world is now the Imperial. that was
exhibited at The Paris exposition. and
which i, vaIari al 5i.1O,'UU. This Is
the most valuable stone IN the world,
and is owned By u syndicate, The big.
gest and best ruby IN existence is
owned in London, and is valued at
S5O.O 600. II has no parallel. even inthe
crown jewels. and it isrcla,ed that the
Duchess of Edinburgh carried it all
the way TO ST. Petersburg for the car
to have a look at it.-Ladies' Home
journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-20

late or fortune viii sent Hiss Flor
ence Smythe to the kitchen of Barton
Towers. the Yorkshire mansion where
Giuseppe now yields the frying pan,
or will ever introduce her TO the real
Marchese di San Floriano, who has en-
.joyed n hearty laugh over the confes-
sion of Giuseppe Rondini. sent by COM
mand of Mrs. Shcrard. Miss Smythe
posed during the whole Of the winter
as the victim of AN unfortunate roman
tic attachment, but according Ia latter
accounts is nov cul,>nled by the atten-
tions nf n German graf. with Il name
rs long as his beard. the pos,cssor Of
vast estates in l%'urnurnia. - Ca>sells
Family S.rc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-20

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-20
DISMISSAL.


Care, IN have naught OF thee:
Back 10 thy ''ain countreeN"
60! with the swift winds Zee
Far DER the mountains,
DO uot ihv duh eyes ST.,
Spring, N.lGias E.priousbs
No. III have naught Of thee;
Listen the fountains,
Plash they not merrilyg
So IN be glad and free;
will have naught of thee.
Thou arr too serious,
Why. what is't aileth yes
Would you still follow me,
Me. who will have naught Of thee'
Re not imperions'
Go thy way solcmnly,
Staidly and soberly:
will have naught of thee,
Care. iost thou hear
Deep shall thy burial BE-,
Care. for thou plaguest me;
will have nanght Of thee.
Thou'rt no more dear
Sarah Louise MOI US
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-20
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
NOTES on NARRATION,

Stage Of Water md Movements of Boats.
The R,vcr Interests.
The river wau FILLING last night, with
8 feet in the channel. The reports irog,
above were:
Pittsburg-5 feet inches and station.
airy; weather clear and cool.
Warren-2 feet and falling; weather
cloudy.
Mofscatovn-5 feet 0 inches and
fallingi weather cloudy.
The Matt F. Allen left for Pittsburgh
yesterday.-The Ben Hur got away for
Parkers6urg at p. m.-The Andes left
for Cincinnati at S a. m.-The Bachelor
passed up for Pittsburgh at 9p. m.-The
Scotia passed UP ut 2 O'Clock this morn
ing.=The Lizyie Bay Ea9 expected for
Charleston at 5 o'clock this morning,
To-day the Hudaon will pass down at
5 a. m.-The Bedford 10 duo for Pitts
burgh at Sa. m.--The Courier will pass
down for Parkersburg at 80 a. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
THE DINNER FOR TIE BOYS,
Over Three Hundred Tickets Issued.
Things Needed.

Over Three Hundred Tickets Issued.
Things Needed.
Up to last evening lTr. 9. W. Sawyer
had Issued over SO tickete to uews
boys, bootblacks, meaaenger boys and
other youngsters for the grand free
Thanksgiving dinner at Evangelistic
hcll at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The
attendance has already largely exceeded
expectations and it is found that the
provisions so far furnished will not be
nearly sufficient. People who desire to
put joy into the hearts Of the
lads cannot do better than to send
in o donation. Bread, rolls, crackers,
coffee, sugar, cream or milk, pickles, and
above all, turkeys, are needed. Doubt
less the hotels and restaurlnts could
from the rich bills Of fare provided for
the dinner make up all that will be re-
auired. The ministers who conduct SER
vices in the various churches this fore
noon may ake contribute to the good
work by speaking oi the opportunity to
do good. 1t ia evident that tbs dinner
is going to be great event, and ii PEG.
pie will give according to their means,
the boys can DO fed in such way that
they yill never forget it.
Mr. Sawyer will be at the. hall after
0 o'clock this morning oil day, and con.
trlbut!ons may he sent 10 him there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
Frnnk alcAdnms Acquitted.

Frank McAdams, arrested here upon
the charge oil abducting Ellie Rena
Lucas, Of Moundsville. had hearing
before Justice Criswell yesterday after.
noon and was acquitted. The warrant
charged him with taking her away
aeainst her will, and with force, with
the purpose OF deiling and marrying
her, but the evidence showed that she
went Of her own free will, and that she
was not deiiled by the defendant. The
girl is fifteen years old, and daughter OF
Samuel Lucas. McAdams politely thank
ed the justice, though it did not appear
that the officer had any particular
admiration ior him. NlcAdams was rep
resented by J. A. Ewing, and Prosecut-
ing Attorney Meighen appeared for the
Stntp -..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
SHOT HIMSELF IN TIE HEAD.
Charles IIeuser Attempts to Take Ills LILO
After n Quarrel with Ills Mother.

SH"fieb heuser 4ktc"Nts u Ahhs tib l-tIb
After n Quarrel with Ills Mother.
Yesterday about noon Charles Heuser,
young man who lives with his parents
on Seventeenth street, near MCColloch
street, shot himself in the head Just over
the right temple, producing dangerous
but probably not fatal wound.
Young Houser lived with his mother,
a widow, and Ills brother In the last
house at the east end OF Seventeenth
street on the north side. lie went home
yesterday under the influence oil liquor,
and his mother took him to task for
such conduct. He responded In very
untilial way, and alter warm words his
mother told him 10 leave the house and
never return, that she never wanted to
see him again. lie said he would 70,
and when lie returned he would be
dead that hc would kill himself.
His mother did not pay any attention
10 his threat, and he left. When about
4 hundred feet up toward McColloch
street, he took revolver from hts
pocket, and putting the muzzle against
the right side OF his head, pointing
downward, he fired.
His brother, who was In a wood shed
on tho Iear Of the premises, heard the
shot and came out 10 sec what il was.
He saw his brother lying on the street,
bleeding FROM tho wound. lie was
taken into the house, and Dr.. George
Baird was called and dressed the wound
He said no could not toll Just how seri.
GUS the injury would prove, but thought
1t was dangerous but not necessarily
fatal. Heuser did not recover conscious
ness until late In the afternoon. Las,
night he was reported resting as we'll rs
could be expected.
The impression that 1t was Joe Ifeiser,
On employe Of the Central Glass Works,
and married man, who had made the
attempt on his life, was very genera!
yesterday. Charles Heuser Is single
Joe has had some family tronbles, and
has frequently threatened to COMM,
suicide. Some time ago he circulated {
report that he Ind killed himself. II
was but natural that the conclusion
should be jumped at, owing to the simi
larity OF tho namcs, that he was the
would.be suicide. The two men, how
ever, are not related.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

]. B. Loughran, ex-Mayor Of North
Des Moinss, and the ] locust 2treet manu-.
facturer OF steam engines md boilers,
said: II had a severe attack Of Ia grippe.
l used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm 10
my breast. These remedies were Just
the thing in my case. My child had
group some years ago,and we used Cham.
berfainis Cough Remedy With perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
l had q cousin who was a printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had q leep.seated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. It
cured bis cough, and that was the first
time ] ever knew anything Of Chamber.
lain's remedies. ! haye been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ey.
perience and that OF my family con.
vinces mo that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may DO strong
language, but that is what think
For salo by WV. Irwin, @. r. Goethe,
J. Klari, O. schnept and N. W. Helm,
flcl. DiT 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
Tho Best in the World.

DINNER SETS, a great variety, at
SJoHE FRIEDEIis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
LOCAL DREyITlES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In mud About
tha f,lfy

Matters OF Minor Moment In mud About
the City.
TnEGrand Observation-Disclosures
THANKSGIVING matinee ut the Grand
to-day.
TIE South Side Turner's danced at
their hall last night.
The slate has arrived Tor tho roof Of
the new Fifth ward market house.
The tender Of engine No. 737 was pull
ed out Of the creek yesterday. The en-
CINE itself has not yet been recovered.
J. @. STEWART will appear at the Opera
House next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings In bis successful comedy, "Tbe
Fat Mems Club"
TIE Wheeling Butchers Association
was entertained last evening ut a fine
supper ut Bader 4 Maurer's lunch
rooms, on Market street.
RELIGIOUS services will he held In the
LaBelle mission building, on Thirty.
first street, this evening at s o'clock. The
public Is cordially invited.
IN Part OF the Circuit Court yester.
day the case Of the Natural Gas company
Of West Virginia against James Haley
was reset for trial January 20. Court
adjourned to Friday.
TIE foundation for the new electrical
power house, near Hobbs glass works,
Is about finished, and Contractor Fischer
expects TO begin work on tho wooden
superstructure this week.
THERE were balls in all parts OF the
city last night. One Of the most enjoy.
able was that Of the North End Literary
and Athletic Association, at Turner hall,
for which Mayors full orchestra played.
In the lookup at 9 n. nj. were two
women found by Officer Wilkie drunk
on the street on the South Side, and a
man named Baddick, drunk and dior.
derby on the Island, hauled in in The
wagon.
Four candidates will DO initiated by
Welcome Lodge, A. o. u. w., this even.
ing, at their hall in IcLain's BLOCK,
while number Of applications for mem.
bership are under consideration. Tho
growth OF this lodge has been phenom.
email.
The Arion Singing Society gave a
Thanksgiving concert and ball last night
at their hall. The Opera House 0rcBes.
ira rendereda programme OF select music
and then played for tho dancing. The
Mmnnerchor gave pleasant hop at their
hall. The Germania will entertain to.
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
IN JAIL FOR ASSAULT.
Two men Charged with Assault with latent
...... m IS0h . u.

Two men Charged with Assault with latent
to Rob.
Theodore Thickhouse, alias, Clutch
Theodore" and Thomas Kelly, better
known ao FATTY" Kelly, werearraigned
before Squire George Arkle last evening,
charged with IN assault with intent 10
rob, the complainant being Theodore
Kramer. The facts developed by the
evidence were that on Sunday evening
Kramer and q friend were walking down
street on tho South Side when Dutch
Theodore, Fatty Kelly aud n third man
not yet arrested, stopped them aud asked
for money 10 buy beer. They refused,
and the three men followed them, re-
newing the demand every lew steps,
and finally threatening to knock them
down and take their money. At length
they did assault Kramer, trying to
knock him down, but did not succeed,
and were driven oil.
The justice fined the two men $40 and
costs each, ana demanded bond for their
good bahavior for n year. Not being
able to give this, they were both sent to
Jail for ten DAVIS. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
.. A Irn,.l Il.


Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Nelson Cecil returned hone yesterday
from the East. He has been away for
about two months.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred W. Seymour and
daughter Sara have gone to Newark,
Ohio, to visit friends for week or so.
DR.. and Mrs. Leon n. Refer left
for Meadville, Pa, yesterday, to spend
Thanksgiving with the Doctors parents.
Miss Carrie Whiting, Of Sewickley,
Pa, came down yesterday to make a
visit to Mics Florence OFT, on North
Main street.
Miss Jennie Coen entertained friends
at her home on South Penn street, 1s-
land, last evening, the amusement being
progressive euchre.
Rev. DR.. Swope, rector Of St. Matthews
T. Z. church, Is contemplating making
application for the services OF Rev. G.
L. Christensen, the General Missioner Of
the ?. E. church, 10 conduct mission in
st. Matthews during the ten days ending
Easter Sunday. MI. Christensen ia the
missioner who has done snch effective
work in St. Lakes during the last week
or go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

Chief OF Police Delbrugge yesterday
received n telegram from New Orleans
saying that Joseph Kline, railroad en-.
gineer, believed to be from Wheeling,
had died there. The Captain was asked
to inquire here for his relatives. He
found four or five brothers OF Kline's
living in the Eighth ward, and they
were notified. The remains will proba.
bly, be brought to Wheeling for inter.
ment. No particulars Of the manner oil
his death were given. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
A WAGON pEMAIISIEn.
Miraculous Escape OF n Man, Woman and
Child Yesterday,

miraculous Escape OF Man, Woman and
Child Yesterday.
Yesterday morning Cleveland, Lo.
rain & Wheeling switch engine, while
backing out OF tho switch at E!naville,
struck covered wagon which was being
driven across the track, completely de.
molishing it. The driver with his wife
and small child, all Of them unknown,
was driving toward Bridgeport, and Just
before reaching the crossing they looked
out, and not seeing the engine, drove on,
but just as the wagon reached the track
the engine came around the short curve,
WHICH ct that point cuts of all view Of
the county road. Tbs distance between
the engine and wagon Eas 10 short that
cntblng could be done by either party
toward avoiding the accident.
The wagon was reduced 10 kin6ling
wood, and the occupants rolled and
tumbled over the road in an unpleasant
and exceedingly dangerous manner, but
they were so fortunate as to emerge from
the debris without a scratch. The owner
Of the wagon walked ont Of toyp with
his wife, child and horee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
The Gyps,'s Horse sun Missing.

Nothing was heard yesterday Of the
horse borrowed from Harrison, a gypsy,
by a colored man. The band to which
Harrison belongs are camped at Tria.
delphia. The man borrowed the horse
on the plea that he wanted to get 10 Elm
Grove as quickly as possible 10 get some
whisky fol sick man. He came clear
into the city and spent the night at q
colored house OF III repute in the Second
Ward, but has not been heard OF since.
There are few cases on record OF gypsies
being "done up" by confidence games,
and an appeal to ones sympathetic soul
might be expected TO be the last way to
win one over, n ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
h saNiAG tNs veco7d, /.
: TWO SPECIAL SHOES

That break all previous records. VIZ: A Ladies',
nopgoa Hutton Boot, flexible sole, In Opera
Medium M md Common sen.e shapes, GUARAN..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27

: The audience, composed entirely Of
men, fingered with unseemly curiosity,
eager to witness the scene OF sorrow the
wife and her father were enacting, and
CLERK Mitchell had to order the officers
10 clear til court. =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
Human , ! not Guiltr.

Thomas human was arraigned before
Squire Ankle yesterday afternoon on
the charge OF feloniously assaulting
Emma Laughman, a blind girl, on Balti.
more street Monday night. The evid-
ence as to the crime was very clear, but
it seemed to be equally clear that M.
MAJ Eae pot the gGilty party. Ono wit.
ness said he saw two taen rpn up the
hill from the spot where the assault &C.
Cured, and Immediately after be saw
human coming toward the place from
the opposite direction. He thought he
recognized one Of the two men. The
Justice discharged human.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Exercises 10 The Schools-persouaI aud
General Gossip.


General Gossip.
David Gosney has had his pension Increased.
The LauEhllh mill shu. down las! nigh, TIL
tomorrow morning. -
George McHlm returned yesterday from Ave
weeks business trip In Kentucky.
For salc-ioung fresh COW, VIII be sold
cheap. Apply Box 20, Martins Ferry.
J. II. Brown has sold his property on Tenth
Marietta.
The blast furnace is turning out immense
Quantities Of No. Iron. Yesterday was pay
Gay there.
:. An organ recital will be given In 81. Paul's
electric lights. 80
Rev. Charles 0'dern will preach the Thanks.
giving sermon al the union services Al The Pres.
bytefiaa church. ~
All Of the books OF the Martins Ferry Library
Association wuro sold al auction by the single
volume nj Alr price, yesterday. -
Rev. g. N. Conway, pastor OF the baptist
church, has returned from a ten days visit III
fehhsylvania and Southwestern Ohio. =
Seats arc selling well for tho Symphony Club
night under the auspices Of the Y. NC, a.
The. postoilleo will DO open to-day from 10 o.
II to u and 10 0. The drug slotes will OBJ.
serve Sunday hours and other stores will close
at pa. IN. IN =
Anumbet Of the teachers In tho public schools
VIII attend the meeting Of tho Eastern Ohio
morrow.
There We're over fifty members al the meeting
OF ohio City Lodge, No. 81. K. Of r, on Tuesday
evening, nj whit n the third degree was con.
lerrcd upon six candidates.
The Opera House was we'll filled last night to
SO "CaseS's Troubles" "0ld brother iona.
than on Saturday night, followed by the "Fat
Mems Club" and "Tho Two Sisters"
Superintendent J. L. MannIx, OF tho Martins
Ferry schools, says that tho ilas on tho central
bDldiDg presented by the American Mechanics,
Is not leit out oil the time, and Is not full Of
"Work While 70 Have the Light" by Count
Tolstol. author Of "kreuizer Sonata" oil which
over 4OO0Jo were sold Ia tho United states, Is
the latest royel- The story Is mainly occupied
In drawing detailed contrast between pagan
aud christian life aud thought, regarding mar.
s!aSe. developed through dialogue flied with
Iostois extraordinary power. Price IS cents.
BY mail same price. rosioIce.le,ys stand. :
Tho Wendell Phillips day In tho II lgh school
yesterday was q complete success. Tie essays,
| decorations, readings and quotations given by
the scholars were Of n high order, and were 4.
tentiyely listened 10 throughout I he address
o. Jnuge H. y. Cochran was both patriotic aud
| eloquent. lie carefully traced the rise and fall
OF the slave power, keeping continually before
the auae the part taken IN the great strlig.
gle BY Wendell Phillips. Tho speaker, while
deseitgg most OF bis time 10 the slavery qucs
tiOn. did not forget TO call attention 10 the other
great reform principles champloned by Mr.
polliips. The High school cholr, rendered q
| number oil choice selections, which were thor.
oughly enjoyed By the audience. III which was
| quitea number Of visitors. Exercises were held
| III nearly all OF the other schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-27
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

In View OF the increased demand for THU cIn,S
oil goods during the holidays, we have a,ld,rI ~
our immense stock new lines, all The Iaicst
Patterns aud Decorations, and will sell at prices
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lea Sets, AdamantiBe, decorated, SIS pieces i no
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ni III pieces Us
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~ pieces o GO
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Aoiiet sets, Under Glaze, EnglIsh decor.
Ateu, ~ 81
The shove arc only few OF our prices az
snodS MAT arc well known. Our stock consists