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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-03
IMPORTANT NEW INDUSTRY.

4 Rivnl Of this Rochester Lamps. Pronounc.
cd .its Superior, to be Made Here md
Called "tho Wheeling L.amp"-A Fine
Factory.
Wheeling Is about to receive an acces.
sion 10 her industries which will spread
abroad her fame as a manufacturing
centre. For several weeks It has been
known 10 the 1SrELLidEScER that IN
imposing new mandatory was contem.
plated, but in Difference to the wishes oil
the projectors, whose interests would
have been injured by premature publ.
cation, this paper RETAINED from giving
publicity to tho facts. Yesterday thu
reason for delaying tho announcement,
ceased to exist.
The new company Is 10 be known as
the Wheeling Lamp and Stamping Com.
pany. 1t has n capital stock Of 500, 900,
all subscribed. Indeed, there was o.
great a demand for theshares that several
gentlemen had 10 bs satisfied with q les.
number than they wanted.
The inc:rporators are Messrs. ]. n.
Vance, A. W. PAUL, John Brown, j. b
Culbertson and W. +. Peterson, and onl,
1 few other stockholders we're taken 10.
Among these are Messrs. Alfred Paul,
Joseph PAUL, George Johns, b. W. Peter.
son and +. NJ. Strong.
The company will have one OF the
most extensive and substantial factories
Ia tho Vicinity. It's existence grows on,
II the inability Of the Nail City Lantern
Company to accommodate any further
demand upon is facilities. The LAM
which Is to be the main product OF til,
company's works Is a centre.draugh
'amp, similar In idea to the "Rochts
ter" and other lamps Of centre.draught
but pronounced by experts much supe
rior 10 all others. 1t is the invention o
Mr.. Archie w. PAUL, who holds letter.
patent on 1t, and already 1t hiss attracted
some attention as 1.-THE Wheeling
Lamp" -nH ."
The company's factory Is to be LOCATED
on Water street just north Of the War
wick pottery, fronting GO feet on til,
street and running back liz feet. l
will be four stories, b feet In all, il
height, and will be fitted with all til,
modern appurtenances OF a lrst.clatl
factory, fire escapes, steam heaters
elevators and the like, snd will DO ont
OF the hea.iest and strongest building
OF its kind IN Wheeling. The from
and rear will be almost solid plat,
glass. Fine Offices and sample room
will he on the second floor. Power will b.
furnished by the latest Westinghouse,
epgineH, and the new upright tubula
boilers. The roof viii DO OF steel ant
tho ceilings throughout the latest de
signs Of metal.
Some idea OF the size OF the buildin.
may be obtained from the fact that it
construction will require $4,000 brick
The contract has not yet been let, but i
is expected that the building will be fin
ished In four months from now. ~
The lamp will be made in all styles
floor standard, table, etc, and in time il
the most highly ornamental style
Nicklc, bronze, glaas and porcelain wi.
be used.
Already the lamp sin demand. Abou
200 dozen lamps are now being turned
out at the Nail City Lantern factory t.
supply an imperative demand in advance
Of the completion and equipment Of tn
factory.
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E1Cursions to IIIstoric ua,tleAelds,

A series Of special excursions to the
battlelields OF Cedar Creek, middle.
town. Winchester and Harper's Ferry
under the auspices Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic are announced for Sen.
TENDER 10 and October 10, 1890, afford.
Ing n rare opportunity to visit the his.
toric ground where the contending hosts
struggled for victory.
Tickets TO- s.theue excursions will be
sold from all ticket stations on the Bal
timore 4 Ohio railroad east Of the Ohio
river at one fare for the round trip on
September Il and ID, and October Ii
and ~, 1890, valid for return Journey
ten days including day Of sale,
Dor the accommodation OF those dc.
String to visit the bsttlefelds OF Autie.
tam and Gettysburg, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company Will piacs on
sale excursion tickets at one fare 10. the
round trip to these points at Harper's
Ferry and WevertoI, 10 be sold Septem-
Der Ii to "a inclusive good 10 return un.
til September % Inclusive. October lG
TO "a inclusive good to return until
October % INCLUSIVE, ior rated and time
OF trims oalI on or address Agents Balti-
more & Ohio railroad.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers 10 the City ant. Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers Ia the City ant. Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
G. B. Moore, OF Barucsviiie, was down
yesterday.
Miss Mary Tucker returned last even
ing from New York city.
Miss Hamilton and Miss Brown, of
Cadiz, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Louis Delaplain left last night for
Sandusky, Ohio, on q fishing trip.
j. T. Stone returned yesterday from
a visit 10 Boston and other Eastern
cities.
Miss Sophie Carr will not hold her
regular Wednesday afternoon reception
to-day.
w. G. Lewis, C. II. Lewis, c. J. Lewis
and c. DawsoD,'o St. Clairsville, were
at the Mcclure yesterday.
Robert Ward and vile, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in Penn
s%ylvania, have returned TO the city. ,
Mrs. Archie I. Hupp and family have
returned to the city from West Alexan-
der, where they spent the summer.
A. II. Fleming, Of East Liverpool, who
has been visiting his parents at Fair
mont, stopped ut the Mcclure house over
night.
Miss Kate Reed is the guest OF Miss
Todd Baird, Of Wheeling. Upon her
return Miss Reed will leave for Pitts.
burgh to attend the Pennsylvania Fe.
male College during the coming winter.
: Washington (Pa.) Reporter.
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Manager Wolff got home Yesterday
from Grafton and Fairmont, where he
made arrangements to construct q tele.
phone line between those two places,
The work will begin at once, and be push.
ed to completion as speedily as possible.
The company also intends 10 extend its
service 10 all tho important and acccss;.
BILE towns in West Virginia, CONNECTING
them with each other and with Wheel.
ing, but only y small part Of this work
can be finished this season,
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!ySoNwrAw
HELLAlRE.

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All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
John Luke, OF tho Fourth wari, Is on the sick
yesterday.
ning regularly.
The Courier and Bedford reshirpel thcir Pitts
burga freight here yesterday.
J. W. Tyler, brother Of Benz, Tyler, of vlrclni,,
mas come out to nellalre to live, and has accepted
n position with ". c. Dickens.
ihere were twenty.onc more pupils enrolled
u inc public schools yesterday than ever bel ne,
INC Total number being l,ifi. There arc IN In
w N.Y. school. and III this years graduating
The nonresident pupils going TO school here
arc paying their tuition this week, The schools
opened very auspiclously yesterday and are full
70 o~veihowlnR. Promotions were Ia order yes
'efuAy anu many changes were made.
4 gang OF men from Columbus arc hero t.
THi .ip Pics anu do the woodwork on the Ohio
valley ithluoau near Wege creek. The J. c
Gibncy Co., who are working rear Powllatar,
work. "U "'
Petty thleylng hasngain begun. The family Of
" T.. Day let their weeks washing In the wish.
mouse, lmst back OF their Fourth ward home, aud
Theit h!onS Win Inc Wringer, tubs,
enc. Mr; Day hsd 10 80 down stree and buy
ARE clothes. rs they were completely stripped
~ me residence OF Chris, Ebcrle. near the T., l..
4 w crossing, the thieves entered the cellar and
,ooR NJ tns canhed iriit and %jellles, amounting
10 d good deal. Councilman Like Gavin had
some chickens Ia his coop fa,,ening. The men
went through his yard Monday night and fonL
nIi ms ehiekens he people are becoming very
lhaisnant, and unless the police make a mo,
. on lhey, VIII baye to lake the matter trto thetl
hands. The raids arc becoming TOO numer.
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TAMPERING WITH NAH.
An Italian In Uucle SANS Hands and Held
" fpr fsn,A .

An italian In Uuele SANS Hands and Held
for Court.
Charles Massuci was arrested yester.
day by Deputy U. S. Marshal John De.
vine, and arraigned before us. Commits.
sioner B. J. Campbell, charged with
opening a letter meant for another per.
son and destroying 1t after he had read It,
The Gene at the hearing was lively
and dramatic. Massuci boards at Marie
Nass.s house, on McColloch street, and
is mo. lS2" on the pay rolls Of Paige,
Carey x Go. The letter he Ia accused OF
opening was from Italy, and addressed
to Giovanni Sena. The evidence was
conflicting, the prisoner admitting his
guilt, but duplicating Mrs. Mass, while
abe said he opened the letter without her
knowledge or consent, ind, alter reading
1t, burned it. She first knew he had
read 1t when he told her what was in it,
During a dispute &C to tho evidence,
hall the score or Of Italians present
reached for their hip pockets, and the
air was blue with picturesque Italian
swear.words, but finally peace was re.
sestored. 1t was developed that con.
siderable jealousy existed between Mas.
sucl and sena about a woman in Italy,
Massuci was held for court in $500
bail. Paige, Carey & Co. furnished bond.
The man has worked for them for sey.
eral years, and had part OF ills RICH,
hand mashed on by an accident while
in their employ. Mr., Lathrop. the
superintendent, says the firm always
takes care OF men crippled in its EN-.
pioy.
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LOCAL BREyITlE.
Matters OF Minor Mumont In and About
tho City. ~

Tho City. ~
Tug Grand this evcning-McNulty.
HUNDREDS OF Thousands Of martins fly
about over the Island these evenings,
and spend the nights In the trees at the
north point.
Z, T. NoLHEMYER, alias Dora Hamlin,
has been transferred from the North
Wheeling Hospital TO the Jail. She Is
improving steadily.
THERE was another plague OF enats
last night. Electric lights drew thous.
apds Of them, and work at q desk wa
WEAKNESS to the flesh.
MRs. Manner JENKINS, OF Piedmont,
wife of the Grand Keeper OF r. 4 s. oil
the X. Of P. Of West Virginia, died Mon.
day night at her home.
The Wheeling police are naked 10
look out for an old mnn named Auer,
wanted at New Philadelphia, o, for OBJ
tanning money under false p%retenses.
"FABlo ROMAN" favorably impressed
another audience OF the Opera House
last night. The next performance will
be "a Fair Rebel" Friday night.
YESTERDAY morning, tho Cumberland
accommodation, which arrives here at
$50 D. M, struck an unknown man one.
and.a,hall miles ives! Of Oakland, kill.
ing him instantly.
IT Is understood that Mr.. James L
Hawley will commence at once the cree
| ton of d fine building on the site OF the
old Grant house, running clear from
Main to Market street.
OFFICER BrcH list evening ron in
Michael Deufer for being drunk, and
Officers Short and He'll arrested Mira. II.
Former and Bridget Ward for fighting al
their house on the South Side.
TIE special meeting Of Council, called
for last night to take action In reference
10 the house Mr.. Large Is erecting or
Fourteenth and EoG s%treetp, WINS yester
day declared off By the Mayor, the exist
Ing difficulties having been ADJUSTED
otherwise.
The St. Clairsville Fair opened yes
terday. To day the band tournament
takes place aud several racea. To-mor
row the free.tor.all.trot and pace take
place. There Is u good display in all tht
departments, md q number OF fas'
horses retEere.
ADAM HoDRiGHT, one OF the employee
at a coal mine near Benwood, met Will
a severe accident Monday, occasionet
by a falling rock OF considerable dimen
sions. Mr.. Hobright was struck quit
heavily, and was removed to his holh'
in South Wheeling. 1t is thought he j
injured internally.
THERE was q carriage load OF blood
from Wheeling in town yesterday, ant
in the evening there:was considerable
complaint about their having fun to thu
annoyance OF neighbors. A telephon,
message brought SOME Of the police L
the vicinity complained about, but b!
the time the police arrived the blood
had gone, and thus escaped arrest
Bslldire Independent
ABour daylight Sunday morning Rob
ert Carrother. OF Butler station, on thu
c., L. 4 W. road. vas found in an I'm
conscious condition beside the RAILROAD
track near Freeport, with his head bad
ly cut up and skull fractured. He wa
taken to the Morgan House, where h,
still lies unconscious. Being INTOXICATED
it liz supposed he sat down beside thu
track TO rast and was struck by a passing
freight. Very littls hope Of his recoy
er5 is entertained by the ph7Ricians.
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q INSTANTLY KILLED.
Sad Fatal Accident to n Young Man Yssisr.

Sad Fatal Accident to n Young Man Yssisr.
dny.
News reached the city Inst evening Of
a very Sad occurrence in Marshall
county, abou! nine miles from Mounds.
vile. Yesterday forenoon 4 party OF
young men had gathered at the resi-.
dence Of Chester Bonar and were play.
Ing about the barn when Harry Bonar,
q boy CT nine, picked up an old gun
which nobody supposed 10 contain a
load, and pointing II Mt his cousin,
Everett Bonar, aged about II, said
laughipgly:
you'll"
He pulled the trigger, there wss a "a.
port aud Everett fell dead, the ball with
which the gun was loaded having
pierced his biain.
The unfortunate victim Of the acct.
dent was n son OF cx.County Commits.
sioner John W. Bouar, The unwilling
slayer Of the young mon was greatly dis.
tressed by the result Of his thoughtless
act.
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MARTINS FERRY,

|
dood Dog StorJ Industrial, Personal
and Other Notes.
tx county Treasurer George Robinson was IL
The ST. Ciairsrll'e fair will be well attended
II you wantgood bread use "Macuolian lonr
Lewis L. schechle. sole agent. o
Wanted-A light spring wagon. o,e bor,o n,
top. Box 81. Martins Ferry. 80
A colored camp meeting Is In nrorrcss A,
Clarks GroVe, near Mt. Pleasant.
A number oil Martins Ferry peop,e will tax,
IN Inc excursion to Niagara Falls to-day,
Thomas Salisbury has the contract for build
ing the new Catholic church at bridgeport.
The new engine at the .Etna mill was given
tflal contest yesterday. and worked splendid.
The attendance Al the yearly meeting OF III,
utu.. ~
Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter, Alice. have
returned from a two weeks visit with relative,
at Clarington.
William Lloyd has returned from n ,wf
months, visit In England and Wales, accom-
panied by bis nephew.
NJ. y. j.. Beaumont. OF the Hobbs Glat,
works. bas been elected G. II. r, OF the Knight,
0! the Golden Eagle. OF Ohio.
Harry Sells; sn cmplnye OF the Northwood
Ila,s MotIs. had his right hasd badly l~acerated
at Bridgeport.
Owing TO- the Increased attendance In tho
iliAli School. 1t will be necessary 10 employ n
Latih teacher, and Rev. A.. L. B.ownlec, Ii Ii
daily. '
NJ. and Mrs. Thos. Grier visiisd Mr. George
hooil'oh.a az -. Clairsville. Oh sunday. driving
ont aud back, Mr.. RobIrson,s dog followed
tncm 10 MRftil'k Eprry NJ Ert.r ,tnl ~, 1o..
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Next Weeks Biz Fnlr,

Messrs. Holiday and Sharpuoch ar.
rived ut the State Fair Grounds yester.
day with five runninshorses which will
take part in the races next week. The
running entries do not close until next
Monday evening. The other speed en-.
tries closed last Monday, but as some o!
them were made at Youngstown and
Bob Anderson, who took them, Las not
yet returned, the list is not complete.
The stock entries close Tomorrow even.
ing.
a merry.eo.round blew: in Monday
and was put up On South Front street,
just below the yacht ferry landing, To
catch the nickels OF passing kids.
The work OF arranging for exhibits In
the halls is going busily on, and every.
thing points to q fine fair.
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The attraction at the Grand the first
three nights Of fair week is worthy OF
the most critical patron Of that popular
thcater. The eccentric German come
dian, Charles A. Loder, has gained q
most envious reputation throughout the
large cities OF the country in an irGredi.
bly, short time, being now considered by
all critics among the foremost eccentric
German dialect comedians, il not the
frat in his line. Packed houses OF en-
tliusiastic people have greeted him at
every performance, and, with their un-
bounded appreciation Of his efforts to
please, have won him distinction with
the press, public and profession, and the
title OF "prince OF German Comedians
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To tho Ladies'.
THE
WHEELING INSTALNENI CO.
1l3G to 1140 Market St.

Our receiving department Is taxed to
It's utmost-Thoush We have doubled
our force We are yet unable to receive
goods rs quickly rs they arrivc-We ara
up to our heads In htock-Such a ire.
mendous line OF fine and medium goods
for our fall opening has never been
brought to this city-Nor han Il ever been
our pleasure 10 display q more complete.
stylish and desirable line Of goods as that
we'll display at IL opening Monday
next, September S.h-Our warehouses
are completely jammed-Wccaun com.
mand with their walls another f9uare
inch Of space-Goods Of every descrip.
ton arc piled mountains high and every
day brings q large increase to our already
very extensive stock-The magnitude Of
our Fall Stock cannot DO pictured. Wa
have moro goods at present In our ware.
houses than would stock six such Stores
rs ours-Manufacturers arc piliny in
goods on us at such lively rate that We
must have more room-We must mako
room-We must have an outlet for this
over.plus OF stock-We'fe after room Ia
display our grand array O! Fall Goods,
and cost what It will we must have it.
These goods that are wedged in our ware.
houses must be placed In ourstorc rooms
by next Monday-To obtain the desired
space we must get rid OF the present
stock at our stores-We must sell and
sell rapidly. Only one week remains 10
| clear AWAY Il present stock-0nly one
week to make our Fall Opening what wc
guarantee 1t to bs the largest and grand.
eat in the city.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Iiyou would take advantage OF neccs.
sity-1f you nrs interested in buying
goods away below regular prices, you'll
not fail to put in au appearance OF our
stores this week-Iiyou enjoy pructicing
economy, this is tho place for exercise
Goods that you cannot buy regularly
even here (where goods arealways cheap
will sell this week for one.haif their real
value. Well make no exception in this
sale-Nothing is exempt from this bisec-
ton Of prices-We have cut prices in
twain and they'll remain ut that standard
for this week only-We don't make this
reduction voluntarily; we're compelled
to do 1t. We musthave roon-We have
no option, but sell the goods right off
our floors for what they'll bring this
week-Our loss is your gain-Wcm sell
goods at cost, yes, less than cost, and
make money-A bic claim, but we can
prove it'll pay us better to sell goods
at ridiculously low prices for one week
than 10 pay heavy rtorage rates 10 rail-
road comprehensive look at it in a bus.
mess sense-Look ut our argument in
the same light! You can't fail to coin
eide with us-For this week only prices
will be absurdly low-Wo place the on.
portunity within your reach, it rests with
you to take advantage OF it-Be alert this
week! cone, and come early.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Do not fail to attend our Grand Fall
Opening, Monday, September Sih.
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A force Of tntn began work yesterday
filling dirt in the skeleton walls of the
caisson for the channel pier OF the new
bridge to the Island, although only a
ripple in tho river shows where the
caisson is. Good progress is being made
on the excavation Tor the east shore
abutment. A, board Of United States
Engineers will meet at the Mcclure
house to-day to hear both sides OF Ms
proposal to bridge tho back river from
Bennett street, in kirkwood 10 Ohio
street, Island.
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D ...f IT, --H - :
There was a very pleasant party given
Monday evening at the residence Of Mrs.
). W. Ray, on South Front street, Island,
in honor Of her guest, Miss Lauretta
Eberman, OF Iocandia, lows. games,
music and e~ociability occupied the
hours. Smong the features OF the even.
ing was anc piano playing by Mrs. L.
w. Ray and quartette music by Messrs.
Holden, Packer, Bell and. Ray; s,so q
solo by Stella ZINE. Among those pres.
ent were Addie Jones, Flora Gilbreath,
Ellie Gilbreath, Birdie H,ne, Stella
Zane, Mary Williams. Annie shanley,
Mrs. Jos. Steele, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
Rob Downing. Of Moundstille, Will
Eberman, and 7. "A. Johnston, OF Pitts
bursh, and Mr.. Marion Welsh,
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At Clerk Hooks Ofnc,,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted Ia
record three deeds OF trust and u deed
made August 0; by Charles Otte and
wife to Catherine Quinn, for $l,O25, the
east fourth OF lois : and s in square 8,
on the north eide Of T~hirty.tiith street.
A power OF attorney from the Augusta
Oil Company 10 W. P. Hubbard was filed.
Rev. Father Maurice, 0. NJ. Cap. YES.
terday gave bond and was qualified to
celebrate the marriage ceremony,
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In the Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
PAUL. on the bench, Mrs. Elizabeth
Klein had her name changed TO Eliza
beth Gresskort, her former name.
The grand jury labored faithfully all
day yesterday, but wei not nearly done
when it adjourned last evening. From
10 a. N. TO , p. In. was put in in examin.
ing the witnesses iu the alleged infant.
eide case. The work before the Jury
will probably be completed by noon to.
day.
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Long Biclcle d

Harry Grubsr arrived homo from his
Canada tour on Sunday, and speaks in
high terms OF the treatment he received.
He made the run from Buffalo Ia
Wheeling in four days, making 104
miles on Thursday, Il on Friday and GS
Oh Saturday, and rode from Pittsburgh
to Wheeling. G5 miles, in 7 hours and II
minutes, q total OF 81 miles in four
days. He covered about 100 miles in
the three weeks,
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WHEELING MEN THE BUYERS.
Tho spnuIding Iron Works. at Brilliant,
Finally Sold Yesterday.

Tho SpnuldiDg Iron Works, at Brilliant,
Finally Sold Yesterday.
Yesterday the spanlding Iron Works,
at Brilliant, O., was sold at sherid's sale
to the following named gentlemen for
$780, o0: George K. Wheat, Joseph Spell
del, Alex UpdegraG, Morris Horkheimer,
Andrew U. Wilson, William +. stifel,
William B. Simpson, Henry N. Russell,
Robert Simpson. George W. Eckhart,
Jr., and Thomas O'Brien,
The property includes twenty acres OF
ground, five hundred acres Of coal. and
o we'll equipped nail factory and puddle
mill. The price paid is looked upon as
a very fair one, both Tor the purchasers
and sellers. This is the third time the
property has been offered for sale, the
appraisment having been too high to
allow 1t to be cold at q price that any
one would give.
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B. f. Hall, the Superintendent OF the
Central District Telegraph Company, ar.
rived in tho city Saturday with his line.
men and made the connection with the
new line between Brilliant and Cadiz,
says the Steubenyille Gazette. The line
goes through Smith6eld and New Alex.
andria, and will be in operation within
ten days. The line will extend from
Wheeling TO Chicago, after the gap be.
tween Cadiz and Dennison is completed.