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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-29
LOCAL BREYlTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aad About

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
TIE GRAND this cyening-"Vsspc.
Bells"
OPERA House this evening-"The
Editor" ----
CADlz, Ohio, eau now be reached by
telephone.
QuAl. in this vicinity are said 10 be
very plenty this fall.
HENRY Keen and Charles Benke were
admitted to citizenship by Judge PAUL
on Saturday.
TIE Mark Twain saloon was robbed
OF s. Is, change left in the cash drawer,
Friday night.
TIE Benwood nail factory. which stop.
ped work Friday, on account CT short
age OF kega, will resume work to-day.
TIE Mari: Twain Rod and Gun Club
Celebrated lis fourth anniversary with n
big supper at the boat house lest night.
VIZ call attention TO tho notice that
the footwalk OF the Union bridge will
not be open to the public until further
notice.
Two TEST wells are being bored on the
5000 acres OF land west Of Martins Ferry
recently leased by the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company.
THE Jewish feast OF Booth.Sukka be-
gan ut 6 o'clock last evening and closes
this evening. 4 booth has been erected
i'll the Synagogue.
TIE West Wheeling straw paper mill,
operated by 3. Harvey & Co., will start
up full time to-day. Many needed re-
pairs hgvG been made.
SQUIRE DAVIS Saturday committed to
jail John Burne, charged with robbery
out the pike, and brought here by Off
Ger Short from Pittsburgh.
THERE will BIO eighteen cases before
the Mayor this morning, including
those found in two houaes OF i'll fame,
and list. Of plain DRINKS and mild dis
orderlies.
Mn. GEORGE EnELlSG on Saturday 70.
ceived box OF fruit from Nevada county,
California. The box contained some
peaches, pears and grapes, and all are
very fine. One bunch o; grapes weighed
4 pound and quarter.
TIE Gray and Stevens combination is
one Of the best billed attractions seen
here for long time. Mr.. George II.
Jackson, the advance man, and Mr..
"Dlxie" EngIe; advertiser for the house,
have fairly plastered the town all over
with ine paper.
FRANK JOHNSON, m lS-year.old boy,
appeared at the Belmont mill Thursday
and went to work Tor Bunt Frazs, Ms a
seli-ieeder tender. On Friday afternoon
he went out OF the mill, as if to be gone
onlya few minutes, leaving his coat
hanging on the nail. Since TINT time
he has not been seen, either by the
workmen or residents in the neighbor-
hood. His friends arc naturally un-
easy.
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Call and examine our line Of Coorcd Silks Special
low prices on every grade Of Silks this week.
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ABOUT pEOP:E.
Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
AnrnNl.

strnngcrs in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abr0nd.
Miss Sadie Tolivar, OF Kansas City, for.
merly OF Wheeling, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. Marsh, on the Island.
Mr.. Willard F. Wells, secretary OF the
Standard Glass Company, OF Wellsburg,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. J. S. George, OF Muncie, Ind, and
Mrs. Isaac Meyers, Of Newark, Ohio,
are visiting the family Of Capt. John
Francis, on the Island.
Mr.. E. 8. Carney has resigned as man.
ager OF the Hotel Windsor, and will 30
to Hagerstown, Md. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. Charles Hobbs.
Mr.. Edgar W. Hennis left yesterday
morning for Chicago to accept n position
with n large publishing. house. His
many friends heartily wish him good
luck.
Mr.. G. D. Gilielen, general agenthcrc
OF the 3. 4 0. road, has resigned that
position to accept that OF general mana.
ger Of the Wheeling K Elm Grove road,
Octoberl.
Senator J. N. Camden came.up from
Parkersburg yesterday, and is visiting
ut Nlre. Judge Thompson'a, east oil the
city. Miss Bette Thompson, OF New
York, aud Miss Jennie Thompson, Of
Parkershurg, are also visiting their
grandmother.
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THOUSANDS CROSS THE BRIDGE.
The rOotpnth n Perfect Jam OF Humanity
Yesterday.

" ys.,.,I, .' - ''
v..,,.. ~.
ies'oia"y WIS u"y oh "n'ca 'ne peo,
pie OF this city and Martins Ferry held
m impron,,u meeting on what might be
termed common p,ound-tbo Inion
bid
', ,U'
The announcement was made In Sat
urday's ISrELLldEScgg that the ioo,patll
Of the now bridge was open to the pub
lie, and the people from both sides Of
the river took advantage OF tho pleasant
weather and made their first trip oyei
the bridge. TO tho owe OF an observer II
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Rev. DR.. G. Z. Hite, late OF Parkers.
burg, who is on his way Eas. to accept a
call, Yesterday occupied his old pulpit
IL the Chapline street NJ. Z. church.
The congregation was large, and he
preached sermon which, increased tho
high estimate Of his abilities already en-.
tertaiuad by his hearers.
Rev. Dr.. ellison, one Of the editors If
the Presbyterian Banner, PITTSBURGH
preached in the First Presbyterian
church yesterday.
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i. You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one OF tho many who know
from personal experience just how good
Il thing it is. Ii you have ever tried it,
you are one OF its s.aunch friends, be.
cause tho wonderful thing about it is,
that when once given trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. Ii you have never used 1t
and should be afflicted with q cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure bottle ut once and give
tia fair trial. It's guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free ut Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. 6
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Gray md Stcnlini,u

This monster dramatic combination
commences y weeks engagement at the
Grand tonight in their new drama en-.
titled "Vesper Bells" This company
carries over car load Of special scenery,
and their wonderful dramatic dogs are
the wonder OF the world. This com pany
always plays to standing room here, and
a big weeks business is assured this
time. There will be grand matinees Tor
ladies' and children on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Seats are now on
sale at Weir's, and there is already a
great rush for them.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Wn;er nnd A1oren, 2atg OF Goats
TEe River Interests.
The river was on the rise las! nigh,
with S feet 8 inches III the channel. The
reports from above indicated that the
river is rising at all points.
Yesterday the Scotia passed up 10,
Pittsburgh at Up. N. The Ben Ilur and
Lizzie Bay passed up at noon.
To-day the Ben Hur for Parkersburg,
at ! p. NJ, is the only packet on the list
The Keystone State, which was to
have passed down for Cincinnati o-mor.
row, has been so delayed by fcg5 and
freight, that she will not get along till
Wednesday.
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prorih{tiny, rnpvnpt;,p

The rrohibiiionists OF Marshall county
held their convention in tho Mounds.
vile court house Saturday. ]. Fl. Holt,
Esq, persided. Dir. i. L. Grow, Of Cam.
erop, and Mr.. Y. A. Weaver, Of Mounds.
vile, were nominated for the Legislature;
Mr.. David Bonar. o! Meade district, for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, and Mr.. L.
G. Martin, of Moundsville, Clerk of the
County, and Mr.. T. r. Hornbrook, for
County Commissioner.
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SEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt OF u complete
liuo OF Fall md Winter W0olcns, con.
sistiOg OF Overcoatings, >uitings, i'anla.
loOniugs and Fancy Trstinys whlcl, We
warrant TO make up III llrst.cIass style
ut reasonable prices ind III gllarJn' ced.
4 complete line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless NeriMo and
Fast Buck HILL Hose ut Use a pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wOol Init
Jackets. &. HESS d $OaS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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Dangerous Freight.

Saturday package was received a,
Martins Ferry by Adams Express,
marked B. II was presumed 10 be foi
the Buckeye Glass Company, and de.
liyerel there. Harry Robinson, cle,k
in the office, opened the box with q
Ratchet, when it was found to contain
dynamite. That 1t did not explode is q
Wonder. Who shipped it, why it was
SO shippcd and for whom it was intend
ed, can only be conjectured.
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gI)e. Sutelligencer.
Onioei Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


Cur Famous Imported stockinet Jackets
Geo. 81 SHOOK 4 Co..-tonrih PAGE.
One Dollar u Week. ". banner 4 Co.
Fourth rage.
The Wheeling lnstalment Co.-f0urth PAGE,
American Casualty Insurance md Security
COMpany.
To LeI-G. o Smith.
Wsntci-roslton bv Young Nan.
For HAIe-JAnrs A. Henry
AuC1iOn Bale OF Household Furnltu-C.
Union Bridge Notice.
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The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office on Saturday:
Deed made June 10, 1890, by Joseph
McCutchen, OF Triadelphia, to L. G. Nc.
Williams, for . acres and 6S! poles Of
land in Ohio county. Consideration
500.
Deed made April S, 1890, by Mrs,
Sophia Fry to Luther G. McWilliams.
for piece OF land on Roncy's run, in
Triadclphia district. Consideration
Sl75.
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OPENING at Rice's on Tuesday.


There may be persons in this comml.
nifty who are at LINES troubled with collie,
or eubiect to attacks OF bowel complaint
Il so, they should try Cha,nberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy,
1t will afford almost immediate relief
and when reduced with water is pleas.
ant to take. II taken rs soon as the first
Indication Of the dieoase is iclt it viii
ward of the attack. Many reople use
it in this way, and fnd that it never
fails them. a Is or 50 cent bottle NAV
be obtained from W. W. Irwin, Chaa. r.
Gottze, John Klari, Q. Schnepi and W.
L. Williams. ntw
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Killed on tho l;altimore s. Ohio.

Saturday morning Carrie Carroll, aged
eight, was playing on the Baltimore 4
Ohio track at Benwood, when a freight
train was moved, and the wheels run over
her head, crushing il horribly and kill.
ing her instantly.
q boy by the name OF Dittman, aged
fourteen years, was run over by Balti.
more u Ohio traln five miles east OF
Washington, and instantly killed.
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SPECIAL tXCuRSlON::

Low Rate to Pittsburgh Exposition via tho
Pennsylvania Lines Oh Thursday, Orto.
her 2.
On Thursday, October ., excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh including admission
TO the Exposition and good returning
until Saturday, October 4, will be sold
ut greatly reduced rates, via the Penn.
sylvania lines. NAV
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B. l. o.. ANNUAL EXCURSION
To Chicago, Thursday, October Il

To Chicago, Thursday, October o.
On the above date the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad will run its tenth annual
excursion to Chicago. Round trip tick.
cts will be sold from all stations on its
western divisions to Chicago, good for
return passage to October II, inclusive,
for all regular trains. Trains leave Wheel.
ing 1885 q. NJ, 0:05 a. H., 1885 p. H.,
0:35 p. m. Fare for the round trip 81 10.
For tickets and further Information.
call upon or address any agent OF the
Baltimore d Ohio railroad.
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OPENING Tuesday, September 80, at A
L. RICE & Co.'S.

Coz }. N. LITTLE will give a grand
display OF fireworks and balloon ascen.
aiop in honor OF the Mckinley Tariff
bill, Thomas B. Reed and tho nomina.
ton OF Hon. William P. Hubbard for
Congress, on Saturday evening, October
1. All are invited,
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In The St. Johns, St. Paups and lions
German Lutheran churches yesterday
Harvest Home Services were held,
the churches all being profusely and
tasteiully decorated with the fruits OF
the field, and the Rervices being Of an
appropriate character. 81
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A. L. RICE 4 co.
MlILINEIlY OrENlNG.

Oar GUAR Annual OreniOg Of FAIL
and Winter Millinery, iuclnhln. Il Choice
Collection OF Paris and New York Pat.
tern Hats md IsOnu',s, will occur On
Tulqday, Scp'emb r 20. 4 general Ia.
yliation 10 thu ladies' Of THIS ci J aud
ylclulty is hereby exte' drd. ,
All, RICE & co.
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GERMAN DAY.
4 Meeting of the Delegates Last Nl,,l
Officers OF the Parade.

Officers OF the Parade.
\ meeting OF the delegates from the
different Docie!ies which will take part
in the German Day celebration was held
in Arion Hall last night. All the dele.
gates reported that almost the full NON.
bership OF the societies they represent
will turn out in the parade. All depart,
mentB were reported in good shape, and
the outlook is very encouraging.
Tomorrow evening meeting OF the
selected marshals will be held ut Arion
hall to arrange the line Of march and the
position Of the different societieE in the
line. On Wednesday evening meet
ing OF the executive committee will be
held,
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II you canuot see and need spectuCies
you should call Oh lis ard have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Opticlun in tho STATE,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUmB,
Jeweler and 0piician,
Ger, Twelfth and Market Street S
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Travelled twenty-five miles 10 make tho
threo miscellaneous. At cach church the
people were out strong. Mr.. Ruhle
has been In charge OF these churches for
year, and his ministry has been highly
succpssiuI
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Inc engagement OF Fred Warde and
Mrs; D. ?. Bowers. at the Opera House
on the evening Of October l, will be one
OF the most notable things OF its kind on
record. The play, Henry VIII" will
De given with special and appropriate
scenery, speciat chorus and masniti.
cent company.
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Last Thursday committee Of the
Presbytery OF Washington, composed o!
Rev. Drs. W. Il. Cooke, A. ]. Alexander
ard A. P. Loves, installed Rev. Jacob
Ruble as pastor at Limestone, Wolf Run
and Allen Grove. The committee
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10 KN0XYlL!p, TENN ,

Excursions via tho renus3 lvania Lines.
For tho Veterans Reunion ut Knox.
vile, excursion tickets will be cold from
the principal stations OF the Pennsyl.
vania lines at one fare for the round
trip, on October j, 8 and Q. Tras
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Dancing .tcu,lelny.

Professor Mu!len's dancing class, for
ladies' and gentlemen, meets Tuesday
and Thursday from 1880 to 10 p. IN. For
misses and masters, Wednesday and
Saturday from to ) p. m.
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We will open a Ladies' Class at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write uS. EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING OF fine
Pattern Hats and Bonne,s on Tuesday
and Wednesday, September 80 aud Oc-
tober !. Mt Mrs. A. j. WoRLs', 1865 Main
street.
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OF health anl strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ellectually cleanse the system
when tcativo or billious. Forsale in SOC
and 81 % bottles by all leading druggists,
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THE WHEELING
CO.
1885 10 Il40 Narket Street.

II wo sold one OF those solid ash
Chamber SHIFTS we advertised TO cell last
week at S25, reduced from S35, we sold
tifty-Our very low figures on these
Sulte created an unprecedented demand
for them-people who were never before
In our store1 came only to be agreeably
surprised-Pcople who deal exclusively
with cash houses and pay cash house
prices, were aatonished to learn that
they could buy the saIe goods here for
less monoy-Why should they, how
ever, be aslonished we have repeat.
edly stated, and here again aeeert, that
We can sell goods equal to those sold by
any cash house for less than cash house
prlces-We can save you money-We're
prepared to DO tive have the facilities
for doing it, and only await IN oppor-
tunlty to convince you that we can sub
staht!ate these assertions in IN actual
practical manner-We make no idle
boaBt--What statements we make we
are-(backed by tho acknowledged back.
bone OF every business house. our repu-
tlon)-reaty to substantiate- Why pay
exorbltant prices for goods elsewhere
when you can gave money by dealing
iiere-Why pay ready cash at cash
houses when we can sell you goods at
the same pres on credit ?-Why spend
ready cash elsewhere when we ca,, euye
you money?-Buy where you buy tho
cheapest-Buy where you receive the
best value for your moncy-Buy where
collateral for every dollar spent awaits
you buy at the lowest possible prices,
whether Tor cash or on credit-Buy
from us-Our prices arc the lowest, our
values the best.
WHEELING INsTALMENT Co.
OF those Solid Walnut Chamber Suits
at SOD each-We haven't one left, We
had a tremendous rush on them Inst
week-And by Friday we were cleaned
out: We cannot buy these goods to sell
again at that price-But we have. how.
ever, good substitute 10 offer in Solid
Walnut Suits-With large Beyeled Mir.
rors on Dresser-And in Tennessee
Marble Tops at only $50 50-These are
our regular $40 suits-rhe demand ior
Walnut Chamber Suits was SO extensive
last week, and the supply 60 unequal,
that We are determined to show YOU
elegant Solid Walnut Suits at price as
near approaching sos as possible. Hence
the reduction in these suits. Our Wal
nut Finished Chamber Suits. in Ten
nessee Marble Tops, with large Beveled
Mirror on Dresser and Combination
Wash Stand deserve your npecial atten.
tion-We have only five pattefns-(ex-
cluslvely our OWN and four suits OF
each pattern, making in all twenty suits,
which will be offered for this week only
a. our greatly reduced price of s3S-
what you think Of them at our price SIS
spot cash or on inatalments.
Great reductions will be made in every
department this week-Our Carpet De-.
pa1tment should be particularly lively
wen open this week brand new things
IN Carpets at greatly reduced prices.
Goods sold on easy weekly or month
payments.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 9S.-For
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, fair, warmer, ea9terly winds.
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II you intend erecting q Monument.
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind.
and want drst:class work and low prices,
call at office Of l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING Of fine
Pattern Hats and Bonnets on Tuesday
and Wednesday, September 80 and Oc.
tober l, at AIEs. A. J .WoRLs', l05S Main
street,
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING

or Rich Millinery Pattern Hats nnd
Bupncts, on TUESDAY md Wednesday,
september 30 md October |, At Mrs.
4. j. " WORKS., No. 1868 Main Street.
4 general invitation Is extended 10 Nil.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2l0O
Main St. kimmel Whisky a specially.
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Thermometer RECORD.

The thermometer Mt schneprs drng
store, Opera liouse corner, Saturday,
repiBtctCl M follows:
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THE finest in the land, Ohio Valley
Coffee.
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orESlSd DAY Tuesday. September 80.
A. L. RICE & Co.
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TUESDAY, September so, opening day
at Rice's.
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HIady DlCy clio Riders y

RlcE's MILLINERY OPENING Tuesda,
September 30.
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T.. &. Coon Galls dry pooda the chen,e,s
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If all wife beaterJ were treated like
one in Augusta, Me-. wife beating would
probably die out, He wac fined Sl52 10.
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Sam Starke, colored man, when leaving
the public square last Sale Day, was over
taken before he had gone half q mile, and
was, as far as we have been able to learn, shot
to death without just provocation.
Isn't 1t passing strange that man may be
shot down on our most frequented street, in
broad daylight on a public day, within the
very shadow Of the Court House. and yet the
jury be unable to discover the perpetrator OF
80 outrageous a crime?
With all due and proper respect for the Cor
oner and the jury. we would ask If diligent
and exhaustive effort has been made to dis
cover the author of crime which can but
shock our every sense of common humanity
and which would, IL ittgene not investigated
disgrace even the cfqiS1d6tlon of Africa, or
bring shame on the law and order OF an In.
dian reservation.
Without. intending any reflection on any
body, we would express the opinion, that the
law and o1der Of this people demand more
tho rough Investigation of the serious crimes
that are being committed, and that fewer
crimes should be compItted by persons un-
known to the. jury: We believe it is their
duty to: find out who commit such crimes,
and it is not hing but just that suspected par
ties he allowed an opportunity to prove their
innocence. .