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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-10

"The President of the United States and
his cabinet" are announced, and Mr..
Harrison walks in leaning upon the arm of
Mr.. Blaine and followed by other members
of the cabinet in the order of their prece-
dence. Mr.. Blaine is a head taller than Mr..
Harrison. The President and cabinet take
seats in the front row of chairs on the Dem
attraction of all in the galleries. Ma.
Blaine, who carries on bis face many
faces of the sufferings caused by his
affections, is regarded with especial in
terest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-10

One Of the smaller country towns In this
state that has been greatly changed by time
Is Fayette, Kennebec county. Fifty seven
years ago at Fayette corner there were three
churches, four stores, two hotels, a post
Office and nearly 30 dwellings Now only
enc church, the Baptist remains, the stores
and hotels are all gone and more than half
OF the dwellings have burned or fallen down.
The old Methodist church has been removed
to East Livermore near the camp ground.
and the Free Baptist Is now used for a
schoolhouse at Wayne village.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-10

OF course the Congressman must fill this
order, or come as near as he can to it, on
peril of losing his reputation as a statesman
If he does not.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-10

On this occasion the ceremonies took place
in the chamber of the Senate, which was
draped appropriately for the occasion. The
Senate assembled at half past twelve. with
Senator ingalls, in the chair. In order to
accommodate those invited to attend the
Senators were obliged to leave vacant the
seats on the Democratic side Of the cham
ber, all the Democrats going over to the Re-
publican side where light camp chairs had
been put in between the large Senate chairs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-05-10

OTTAWA, Ont. May 9.-In Parliament TO-
day. Sir John Macdonald said the govern
ment would remove the export duty on pine
and spruce logs in the event of the United
States Congress reducing the import duty on
sawed lumber to 81 per 1000 feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-08
ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICANS

Listen to I'M Eloquent Spcech-A Good
Meeting last Evening = sereunde PRO.
posed.
a well attended and spirited meeting
Of tho Central Republican Club was
held al the old court house last night.
The large room was we'll filled and the
audience was moro than ordinarily en-.
thusiastic.
DR.. W. D. Clinton, the colored phys
ician who recently located here, made
an address which was broken by up.
plauss' ut frequent intervals. DR.. Gin.
ton is splendid speaker and puti
things in way that catches the MI.
diencc. He told OF the experience Of
negroes in the South in the matter Of
voting and produced splendid argu'
ments in favor Of National election
law. Hetalked nearly an hour, and was
urged to go on when through.
DR.. Caddle announced that serenade
would be rendered Mr.. William IL
lIearne ut his home on South Front
street, Island, Friday evening. The
Opera House band will DO escorted 10
the Island by the Hubbard 1nvincibles
and any others who care to make the
march. They will meet in front Of the
Mcclure house at 1880 p. NJ, and will be
joined at the far end Of the bridge by
the Logan club.
Several good speakers have been Sc
cured for the occasion, and the meeting
will be very interesting.
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REV, DIR. GEORGE Z. lllTE

On his Way to Albany TO Become Pastor Of
the First Methodist Church.
Rev. DR.. George F. Hite and family are
in the city on the way to their new
home, Albany, n. y, for which place
they leave tomorrow. DR.. Hite has
been connected with the West Virginia
Conference for nearly nineteen years,
during which time he has steadily
grown in stature and in the public re.
gard. Natural ability, close study and
intense earnestness have earned him
lame as a pulpit orator.
He has had two charges in Wheeling,
Zane street and Chapline street, in both
Of which he did telling work. AS Pre-.
siding Elder OF the Wheeling District he
displayed energy and zeal, and gave great
satisfaction. Three Yeas ago he was as.
signed to Parkersburg, where lie did a
wonderful work. The church had $50
members; he increased the number to
$50, inspired the erection Of a handsome
church building and put life into the
congregation. DR.. lilies work in Park
ersburg made him many and strong
friends outside OF bis own denomina.
ton, and his departure from that city is
generally regretted.
During his connection with the West
Virginia Conference DR.. Hite has had
IN exceptional share Of honors for a
young man. He was one OF the dele.
gates 10 represent his conference in the
Ecumenical Conference Of NIethodism
held in Baltimore in 1854, to celebrate
the organization Of the Methodist church
in America. lie headed the West Viz.
ginia delegation to the General Confer.
ence OF lSSSgwhich body elected him a
member Of the General Missionary and
General Church Extension Committees.
Dr.. Hite's friends expect to hear much
more OF his useful ministry.
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BEI,liAlkR.
All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
tl,o Gina CITY.


All Sorts OF Local Nows md Gossip from
tho Glnrs City.
Harvey Leighton and family will move
TO Akron this week.
II. /. hfalin, OF jana county, Iowa, is
here among old friends.
Shingles all the way from Seattle,
WASH, have been received here.
The grand jury meets this month.
Some people are getting nervous.
The knights Of the Golden Eagle init.
ated four new members last night.
Miners aud mine laborcrs will hold n
mass meeting at City Hall this alter
noon.
Eight new members will be initiated
by tho Jr. D. U. A. NJ. tonight in their
new hall.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com.
pany took in l26 new shares at their last
meeting.
In. Ewing, the sewing machine man,
has gone into the marble business with
NJ. J. Curran.
The twenty.one miles OF pixies to DO
built will give employment to great
many men hereabouts.
james Headley, the man injured in
the coal works last week by q fail Of
slate, is much better and will get well.
After weeks shut down for repairs
Auli's flour mill started on Monday.
Soon after starting hole was burned in
the boiler, which necessitated another
short stop.
A special train Of seven sleepera, two
drivers and one baggage car passed
through here MONDAY night from Boston,
Mass, for East Tennessee. There were
go persons on board.
WI. McClain got the contract for the
pike building in this township, his bid
being lowcst-$S7,259, while that OF G.
B. Boren & Co. was 100, and that OF
Dousherty & Co. $500.
Complimentary press notices and con-
graiulatory messages continue to reach
Colonel 9. l.. Poorman from all sides.
II all were counted as votes, he would
have been elected several days sgo.
Ten miles Of steel rails have been re-
ceived by the Ohio Valley Railroad
Company here, besides fish plates and
spikes by the Cur load. This looks as
though the road would soon be built. :.
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The Window Glnss Trust,

FISDLAr, O., Oct. THE trust Of the
window glass manufacturers, which has
just been completed and embraces every
window glass institution in the country,
west OF and including Pittsburgh, will
60 into practical effect the fifteenth oil
the present month. Alter that date it is
forbidden any factory to sell glass except
through the general agency that will
control the market. An advance will
take place at once as n result OF the now
tariff. The trust will pay the factories a
stipulated price for their glass and at
the end Of the year the profits remain.
ing over. The expense will be divided
pro rata among the several factories, &C.
cording 10 the output Of each.
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laid on Broadway, Island, as far north
as Maryland street, and the construction
Is going rapidly ahead.
BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL.
Mr. Henry speyst's House, ou Chnpllne
street, Visited,

Mr.. Henry SpeYei's House, gu Chnpllne
Street, Visited.
Night before last or at an early hour
yesterday morning Two burglars, one Of
them possibly n woman, or II not, man
in woman's clothes, effected an entrance
to the residence Of Mr.. Henry speyer,
on Chapline street, by way OF rear win.
dow opening into tho kitchen. From
there they had easy access 10 every room
In the house. They must have been Ia.
miliar with the house, as they seem TO
have had no difficulty In making their
way through 1t from garret to cellar.
They steered clear Of Mr.. Speyer's room,
but visited every other apartment, and
SEARCHED thoroughly oil the places where
money or va!uablcs might be expected
TO be kept.
In one room an employe OF Mr.. Spey.
er's WAS Bleeplng, and he was aroused
when one OF the thieves opened bis
door. Turning over he saw woman, Of
a man in woman's clothes, at his door
He supposed 1t was ssmc member OF the
household, and went to sleep again
without thinking much about 1t.
The thieves got q gold watch, n sinai
sum OF money, and clothing and jeweIrl
amounting In oil 10 somewhat over SlU0
They evidently used candle in gotnl
through tho house, rs there were drop
pings OF tal!ow in nearly every room.
They did not ecem 10 DO III particu
lar hurry, rs after securing their booty
they eat down in the dining room ant
helped themselves literally TO wine
fruit, cake and other viands. In thu
back yard were found an old hat and 1
pipr, evidently left by tho thieves
| Oltside OF these there was no clue to thu
burglars, and the officers were not abl'
TO do much yesterday toward appre
bending them. 90
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. B. Simpson is in the east on
business.
Miss Matte Clark has gone 10 Boston
to attend school.
A.R. Young, Of Taylors.own, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. i. Franzheim, the architect, ia
in Cleveland on business.
Judge 7. P. Jacobs, OF New Martins.
vile, was at the Stamm yesterday.
Misses Eta and Lizzie Dunlevy, OF
Cameron, were in the city shopping ycs'
terday.
A. Il. Scott ia here, arranging for the
appearance OF al G. Fields minstre!s at
the Grand next week.
Mr.. o. G. Dewey is of on tour to
look at club houses in other cities and
get pointers for the one here.
Capt. d. B. Dovener returned yester.
day from KinSwood, where he address.
OF . big Republican meeting Monday
night. r
Mrs. J. Sharp and daughter, OF BEN
wood, have returned from n pleasant
visit to relatives and friends at Cincin-
natl and in Southern Indiana.
Frank G. Stewart and wife, Ii. Nc.
Ayoy and vile, Dave Fay, Monte Col
Inns and Frank Rush, Of "The Two
Johns" company, are Mt the Stamm.
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fhe EircnIt rn,,rt

In Part I OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Campbell on the bench, the case OF II.
2. Jones We. the Singer Manufacturing
Company was pu. on trial, and was
pending when court adjourned.
The case OF the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia vs.. James Healey was
continued at the costs OF the company.
In Part Ii, Judge PAUL., in the Gaze OF
George NJ. Fields vs.. L. Spence, judg.
ment was entered for the plaintiff by
agreement.
John korn and Franz korn, natives
OF Germany, were granted their second
citizenship papers, and became full
iledgdd American citizens.
J. j. Mcbride, the prosecuting witness
in the case OF the State vs.. William An
derson, charged with larceny, for whom
a rule was issued, appeared in court yes.
terday aud the case comes up to-day.
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Incredible Story of Cruelty,

The Cincinnati Enquirer hes sensa.
tionGl story OF the mistreatment OF an
old woman, Mrs. Laidley, living at Ar.
lineton Heights, near Cincinnati, by her
son, Richard D. Laidley, salesman ut
Shiiiito's big dry goods establishment,
and his wife. The story recites a course
Of cruelty go shocking rs 10 be incredible.
Lsidley in his own defense says that he
was afraid Of his mother, rs she was
crazy, and he wanted her to 20 to live
with another son in Wheeling. No per.
son named Laidley appears in the
Wheeling directory, and no person here
knows q man Of that name. The Gin
cinnati Laidley used to live here, and
clerked in dry goods store.
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&C. & z. Engineer Arrested.

Morris Miller, one Of the most careful
and gentlemanly engineers Of the Cleve.
land 4 Pittsburgh railroad, was arrested
Mt Toronto while en- route with No. 80
for Bellaire. charged with last driving.
This train carries The United States mail,
and was delayed until the local freight
arrived, when the engineer Of the local
was transferred TO the mail train and
brought it to Rslla:re. The company at
once went Mr.. KILLERS bond, and he in
turn brought the local freight through.
The company has taken charge OF the
case, and in all probability Uncle Sam
will also be found taking hand, and
the Marshal who pulled the engineer Of
his engine may find himself in hot
water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-08

The Qui Vive Club, social orranixa.
ton numbering about forty yohng PEG.
pie, which was recently organized, was
entertained in charming manner last
night by Misses Sallie and Chel Miller
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-08
4 NEW BIG INDUSTRY.
The Baltimore Blind md Awning Factory
to Opernte Here

The Baltimore Blind md Awning Factory
to Operate Here.
Two deeds OF tfass, a power Of a!tor-
ney from the Wheeling Metal Company
to J. G. Brady, power OF attorney from
the Baltimore Blind and Awning Com
pauy to D. Carter List, and the certii-
cate OF Incorporation Of the last named
company were recorded by Clerk Hook
yesterday.
The Baltimore Blind and Awning
Company Ias capital stock OF 100000.
paid up in full, and has the privilege Of
increasing it 10 100000. The stock.
holders are Charles |. Hudson, OF New
York; D. Carter List, OF Wheeling;
Nathaniel B. Crenshaw, OF Philadelphls,
and james y. Gettings, Ernest Gettings,
P. Ii. Hiss, Philip Hiss, Nelson Hiss
and William Fl. Dawson, Of Baltimore.
The company will operate its factory
here, aud make shutters and blinds OF
wood and metal. :.
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Another Register ItDorbacE.

71the Editor Of :ix Intc'iiqCnser.
SIR:-The Republicans OF Union dis.
trict, Marshall county, wish to state
most emphaticaliy that the statement
contained in the Register OF this date,
under guise ofan interview with an I'm.
aeinary Republican, that great dissatis.
faction exists over the nomination OF W.
W. Roberts for State Senator, is false in
every particular. No man on the ticket
will receive more cordial support than
Mr.. Roberts, whose ability and sound
political principles, with his many good
qualities rs gentleman, have made him
one OF the most popular Republicans OF
the district, and it is conceded by all
that his support at the polls will not
only be the iull strength Of his own
party, but will include with it the en-
doraement Of many Democrats whose
love for party does not overshsdow their
desire TO have their district represented
by man Of ability and rpotlesu char
acter.
MARSHALL COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
BeInood, October :.
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

sola BY all druggists. 81; ix for o., Prepared on,,
Tc.L HOOD & CO.. Apo,hecaie., Iowoll Ma;
100 Doses One Dollar
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MARTINS FERRY.
Enjoyable Social Misunderstanding Snln.
manifestations Notes.

Enjoyable Social Events-Blastlns Snln.
manifestations Notes.
A skitf belonging to A. G. Shaver was
stolen the other night.
Mrs. DR.. Mcclure left yesterday for
Pittsburgh and Mckeesport to visit
relatives.
Misses Ada and Flo Selby have re.
turned from a three months visit at
Morgantown, W. Va.
Miss Annie E. Fiest has returned to
New York, after ten days visit with
Miss Emily Warwood.
The funeral OF the late David Fowler
yesterday afternoon was largely attended.
Rev. l. s. Winters olliciated.
Rev. A. f. Brownlee and DR.. ]. N,
Blackboard left yesterday for Wooster, TO
attend the United Presbyterian synod.
Mr.. ". S. Meechem, the Republican
candidate for Commissioner, was in the
city yesterday and is well pleased with
his chances.
Next Saturday will DO the last day for
natural gas at the Laughlin mill. Coal
will be used on and after Monday. This
will give employment 10 twenty-five
miners in the company's bank.
Fair progress is being made in break.
ing up the large chunked salamander at
the blast furnace which was taken out
OF the cupola some time $50 with so
much difficulty. Some OF the chunks
weigh five and six tons, and they are
broken into pieces Of from 100 to GOO
pounds, averaging about 500 pounds,
Not quite one.half Of the salamander
has been broken. Dynamite and nitro
glycerine are used, about seventy per
cent being dynamite. Four, five and
six charges are made each time and the
reports are not loud.
Last night very successful open
meeting Of the VS. was held at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs Holiday. The
attendance was large, and exercises int.
resting. The programme consisted OF
vocal solos by Miss Jessie Williamson
Miss Madge Clark, piano solos by Miss
Ida Hoyle and Miss Bee Thomas, quar-.
tette by Alessrs. Robert Kerr and Ed. S,
Haughton and Misses Anna Ralston and
Mage Clark, defamation by Miss Kate
Ralston, reading by Miss Name Thomas.
and dialogue by Ed. Exley and Misses
Jess and Beta Sheets and Mamie
Thomas.
The Qui Vive Club, social orranixa.
ton numbering about forty yohng peo.
pie, which was recently organized, was
entertained in n charming manner last
night by Misses sallie and Chel Miller
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-08
NEW! NEE! NEW!

We are now in receipt of u complete
iinc OF Fall and Winter Wooicns, con.
sistieg Of 0yercoatings, suitings, Fan!a.
lOOnipgs end Fancy YeStlngs. which we
warrant TO make up in llrs,-class style
at reasonable prices und fit guaranteed.
a complete line of Cent? Furnishing
Goods IN stock. Seamless Mcrino and
Fast Black Half Hose Gt zoe n pair.
Wear our celebrated u!l.w0Ol Knit
Jackets. {. HESS u SONS,
1921 l. 1923 Market Street,
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The lIetnlfurcists 1T Lebanon

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. AFTER q three
days stay in this city, the English ard
German metallargis!s and iron masters
left this morning for Lebanon. The
party left the Pennsylvania station at
945 a. m. in three special trains OF Pull.
man vestihule cars. a number OF prom.
inent Philadelphia iron and steel men
accompanied them. At Lebanon the
party were the guests OF Robert Cole
man, proprietor Of the Cornwall iron
mines. The party made an inspection
OF the mines and were then entertained
at,luucheon.
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Wheplipr nIilce COMPANY, };o,r,

The work OF laying stone on the east
abutment OF the new bridge to the
Island was commenced yesterday, the
concrete bed having been completed.
The east pier will probably be completed
to-day. Three courses OF stcne remain
to be laid. A huge pile OF derrick tim.
Der is being laid on the north edge OF
Ohio street for use on the work there.
Over in Ohio the work is going on salts.
ilctorily. The street car track has been
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-08

Is one which is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure
a return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggists bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. 1t is puaran.
teed TO bring relief in every case. when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such asconsamption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoopinr
cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe
and can always BIO depended upon
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Uo.'s
drug store.
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AT their home, corner OF Third and Hick.
DRY street Ca,a'playipg and games were
tho principal amusements,. and choice
refreshments we're beautifully served
about II O'Clock. All who were present
unite in saying that the evening was one
Of the pleasantest they had spent for
many n day. The club is composed OF
jolly young people, and ntarts Of aus
piciously. Meetings will be held every
other Tuesday evening. a
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"A Suggestion.

There may be persons in this commu.
nifty who are at times troubled with collie,
or aahject to attacks OF bowel complaint.
II 30, they should try Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy.
It will afford almost immediate relief,
and when reduced with water il pleas.
ant to take. II taken as soon as the first
indication Of the dieease is felt it will
ward off the attack. Many people use
it in this way, and find that it never
fails them. A 25 or 80 cent bottle may
be obtained from W. Irwin, Chas. r.
Goetze, John klari, G. schnepf and W.
L, Wiliians. DIV
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NEARING AN END.

2ittsburSIfs Exposition Soon 10 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 10, when round trip
tickets, including admission to the Elk.
position and good returning until Satur-
day, October IS, will be sold at special
low rates. The haud.bills give full in.
formation. wsArU
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A colored man named Rober, working
in the north end OF the Chap!ine hill
tunnel, was climbing a ladder leading to
the heading, when he fell from the top,
about twenty feet above the rock floor,
and striking on his left hand, which he
had extended 10 break his fall, broke it
Just ut the wrist. He was removed to
the North Wheeling hospital and DR..
Frissell dressed the injured arm.
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In the police court yesterday James
Mcclure was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness. Charles Doyle, for dis
orderly conduct, was sent up for thirty
days, and John McNamara, for beating
his vile again, got sixty days. John and
Gortio Huscman, who were arrested BY
Officer Scally for q row at their home in
the East End, were dismissed without
any hearing, on paying the costs.
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II you cannot see and need spcetacies
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have the
tlEcst Instruments and more experience
than any other 0pticiGn In tho Stete,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler anu Optici0n,
Cor. Twelfth ard Market Streets
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The work Of building the masonry
mouth to the sewer which is to empty
into the creek just east Of the new Main
street bridge has been commenced. As
soon as the sewer is completed 80 as to
drain of the water which now runs into
the space excayated for the bridge
abutment and annoys the workmen,
the work on the north abutnent will be
pushed rapidly forward.