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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-11
BELLAIRR.


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The soft weather has caused several bad slips
.Xe.t9s,;a1Iy was pay day among tho miners in
sheriff Scott took Shepherd and Scott to the
pen yesterday.
The family OF J. B. BarnhIll will move back
Kansas this spfinS and 50 10 Housekeeping RsEs
again.
There will. be at least thirty families living on
the old crangte farm, houth OF tho eity' aitet
April |.
Conductor william Chambers and Brakeman
Gardiner. Of the Q. & P. Railroad, are on tho
sick list.
william Lane and wife, of Chicago, Ill, arc
the guests Of Capt. J. T. Lane aud vic, oil the
Fourth ward.
Some glass sand from Western 1llinoIa Is being
used in Bellaire now, and is said 10 DO OF an ex'
cellent quality.
jackson Meyers, who patented q step ladder
some time since, Is now busy with assistants
manufacturing It.
An eastern shoe houSe sent sample boxes OF
shoes 10 almost every merchant In BelIAiTe-
tAilors, grOccrs druggists and all. The shoes arc
being returned.
terdGy. Il Is Surprising 10 many people the
loads they carry on their bLcts. The same
crowd viii no doubt be back here before the
week Is out.
WIN c. DaRlord brought his brother John
home yesterday. via BellAlre. John, who hat
been suffering with hemorrhngcs, is only llttlG
better. He wanted 10 be neal bis father, ana II
now ct his home near St. Granville.
B. NJ. HoVg. OF Cadiz, was down yesterday and
| brought from the local buyers several thousand
sheep peltS. great numbers Of which como from
as far east as Washington, Pa. apd as far west Al
| CoshoCton, o. Mr.. nOgg generally gets all INA
| bellAire buyers handle, They are taken 70 CadIi
and sorted, baled and shipped TO the eastern
market. .IH
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WHEELING 1NsrA1MENT 90.


Our preparations far surpass any Of
our past etforts-and while every de-
partment is not to our satisfaction ar
ranged for Spring Showing-yet many
are filed to overlooking. We have goods
to show that have no duplicates in the
city = Exclusive - Modern - desirable
goods-our store is the acknowledged
emporium Of atyls-The headquarters Of
seasonable Noveities-The depository Of
choice manufactures in Furniture, Car.
pets and general Houseiurnishing Goods
No connoisseur can ooasiRtently omit
calling on US before purchasing What
is "a la mode" in houseturnishings can
be seen here.
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MOuNDSVILLB.
Henrietta In Contsmpt-The Mound to be
Destroyed, etc.

HenrIettn In Contempt-The Mound to be
na..royyd. etc,
80 49,. - ,,,,... ,... A..
The y. y. chutcn on BOWMAN AldGe was aeS
troyed by ire MONDAY night
Colonel Arnett was here yesterday, represent
la;e grand Jury.
Demn,rers IN a number NJ Tho whisky IndIct
,nortS Ionn5 Nv he late Snand inTv were sIis
taSnS5 liz IHdSs pnnIi TestsrdSr.
Judge raul nneo D. BreWsteE y, Ana G9saa
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Hermann, the magician

The entertaining aud ever welcome Hermann,
aided by Nine. Hermann, will DO the Rttac
lion AZ the Opera House next Monday, March
the success Of AeEfmenR'S work Is his admirable
iGculty OF entertaining his audiences while per
ioTiniftg his difficult feats Of legeIdOmGin, with
little comedy interpretations and bits Of hy.pl@y,
that serve tho double purpose Of amusing. his
his nImhle and expert sleiEht-of hand work,
His programme this season includes, besides his
lateit illusion, "Strobeika," the wonderful
Illusions, "Florine, the Child Of the Air." "Ncw
Back ART re Cocoon" ~ Slave Gins
brcGm,b Prince AHAta, royal japanese IugRler,
and Abdul Kahn, 81 oriental fskir.
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A STRANGE PkOCKEDING.
A Man Attempts to Cause Serious Er.
piasIon OF Gas,

A Man Attempts to Cause a Serious Ex.
pIasson Of Gas.
at nine o'clock Monday night, while
William Long, Of SSl4 Jacob street, his
wife and sister, were away from home,
their little daughter returned to the
house from svisit to playmate. In the
yard she saw a man, who asked her
great many questions about her father
and mother, and when they were COM
ing back. The little girl, frightened,
ran 10 where her mother was visiting
aud brought her back.
When Mrs. Long returned abe found
that the natural gas in one Of the CRATES
upstairs was turned on full, though not
burning, filling the room with gas. Mr..
Long was sent for and found that
nothing was missing. The Office Of DR..
Morrison, on the first floor, had also
been visited, his gas light having been
moved from the spot he left it on and
turned on full.
What the object vas cannot be ascer.
tanned, The valve in tho natural gas
CRATE had been turned off entirely by
the family before leaving, and who
opened it no one knows. A disastroua
explosion would have been caused, had
not Mrs. Long returned In time.
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zone Of my customers came in to-day
and sskeC me for the best cough medi-
cine / had" says Lew Young, proml-
nent druggist oil Newman Grove, heb.
VOf course showed him Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. have never yet sold q
medicine that would loosen and relieve
a severe cold 90 quickly as that remedy
does. / have sold four dozen OF it
within the last sixty days, and do not
know Of a single case where It failed to
give The most perfect satisfaction" 50
cent bottles for sale by W. W. Irwin, q.
r, Goetze, ], Klari. O. Schnept, N. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. E. Will
liams, D. Menkemiller, W. O. ARM
brecht and s. L. Brice. IwR&w
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The lecture delivered by Professor
Birch last evening at the Young Mems
Christian Association was well received
by the audience. Tho lecturer talked
for about three.quarters Of an hour on
"Japsn-Its Manners and Customs," tax.
ing in the climate, the architecture Of
the temples and private dwellings, the
marri8ge and burial ceremonies, the
food, the amusements, the Language, the
currency, the religion, the system Of
agriculture and the government, past
end present. The FIVE years, residence
in Japan Of the ex.Consui afforded him
opportunities for observation which,
Judging from his lecture, he has thor
oughly ayailed himselfof.
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tiss to tt4o Market Street.

House cleaning geason-Housekeep.
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers', every
body's busy season-spring is fast ap-
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-.
pairing to diaplay a most extensive line
Of Spring Goods-we're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and viii not
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is filed with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with it we have
an assortment unequaled at prices I'M.
approachable.
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p.pnsr AZ the For. Hsnry Club.

Manager W. E. Patterson, Of the Fort
Henry Club, and his brother, Mr..
Charles Patterson, the Chef, gave din
uer last evening TO the House commit
tee. The menu was the finest ever pre-
pared in Wheeling, and 1t wac the
unanimous verdict that no cuisine in
the country can produce more artistic
results. After the dinner President
Dewey made an informal statement
showing that the club Is already on
safe snd sure basis. The restaurant, on
which SO many clubs 60 TO pieces, is a
little moro than sell.snstaining. This Is
much moro than was expected 80 early
In the clubs history.
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Tho People $ Services.

Eyangelistic Hall was full last even.
ing, even standing room occupied, with
an audience mostly Of men. Mr.. Q. ".
Sawyer made a spirited address, and the
singing, under the coGduct OF Miss Ina
Read, with large chorus, was excellent.
A lady distributed new books to the
people, No. 5, Sankey's latest, and every
body apparently went home happier
and better for the popular service. Mrs.
Hutchinson, OF tho Second Presbyterian
Church, with corps Of ladies, will have
charge on Thursday evening, and Mr..
Sawyer will speak again on Friday and
Saturday nights.
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George Hildebrand, an incorrigible
fifteen.year-old son of Mrs. Henry
Hildebrand was taken to the city lock-
up yesterday by Officer Minkemeyer, at
his mothers request, to be sent to the
Reform school at Pruntytown. The boy
has been very bad and could not be con-
trolled by his mother and was rapidly
going to the bad. He was srraigned be-
fore Squire Davis and committed to the
school: Minkemeyer will take him out
to-day. His father died only few weeks
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AIOpeCia, Falling Hair.
Head a PitiabIe Sight. Hair Came
Out in Fingerrals. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

In November, 1855, there came n bald spot on
the back Of my head. In January, 1855, this
commenced e grow Larger, snd other spots
destitute Of hair. Ny head was 4 pitiAblc sight,
the hair came out by the lnEefiulS, and seemed
entirely dead, consulted your hOnk, "HoW 70
cure Skin diseases" and found that had "Alo.
m9aasSy 6SESn me aSI q aS co.
but at ltst IdespaiIed 81 ever having any more
hair. peFieTufed In the use Of the CUfIcURA
RENEpIEs, however, and In :hTee month"; tue
= Light downy growth CT hat uArao ont, which
turned Day Day Gnu ugrGnie ooarse. Now my head
4 entirely well and covered with hair.
=. q Il. MANNING. HnnEhnER. n. G.
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upright Piano for Sale.

We have a fine Krakauer Upright
Piano which we sold less than year
ago and which the owner is obliged to
sell. The piano ia IN perfect condition.
There is not a scratch or blemish Of
any kind TO DO found on It, and in fact
one would never know that the piano
had ever been out Of the atoYp.
Iiyou want q bargain It will be to your
interest to come apd see about this at
once, as the owner must ras.iize on 1t
soon. F. w. BANNER & Co.,
1910 Market street,
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There is to be a Farmersl meeting in
the Police Court Room Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, for the purpose Of organic.
ing a Farmers' Institute TO be held in
Wheeling the last week in March.
It ia expected that there will be GG1t.tte
a large attendance OF farmers from Ohio
and adjoining counties. If the meeting
Is successful, Dr.. John Meyers and
others from the Experimental Station at
Morgantown will attend the Institute.
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nnhRnII.

Yesterday morning Miss Hasenauer,
living on Eighteenth street, slipped and
fell in front OF the Maxwell residence,
at Market and Twenty.frst streets, while
returning from market, and was badly
stunned. The force at the Hook and
Ladder house being informed OF the &C.
currence brought the unconscious girl
over to their headquarters in chair. DIR.
John r. Pipes was called In and ban.
tssed the wound, o bad hole over the
right eye. Miss Hasenauer recovered
consciousness and sent for her brother
and sister, who took her home.
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AT THE THEATRES.
"More Fly Paper" Tonight.

There Will 10 'moTe 1y papcf' sticking % the
old ''hRySeed" at the Opera House tonight on
The occasion Of the appearance Of "a Pair OF
grcat city and unexpectedly hnds himself run
plnE q metropolitan rrstAurRntl the rumeronS
amusing situations he gets into and out o. with
equal facility, will all DO lSuShably and gro
e, Guely set forth 10 the delighted audience.
Mr. Kendall'B comedy Il Of kind that keeps an
audience ID q continuous uprORr Of laughter
irOp the time he SIumbles upon the Stag0 until
nc curtain goes down on the last act. Nobody
who enjoys fun and plenty oft should miss the
oppoftunity Of seeing what has been pronounO.
ed 10 be Inc greatest laughing show Of The sea
son, The musical features are all new and rem
dercd especially attractive byR company that
G6tnes hiEliiy CommOntGd.
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WHEELING 1NsTALMENT 90.

Our credit system enables you to make
home comtortRble-1t sRords you sur
roundingsyou are entitled to-and which
with such a system as ours within your
reach-you should no longer deny your
self. Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-1f you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as II
your pocketbOok was OVERLOOKING
Don't hesitate-Come here, money or
no money, we are prepared to credit you
We give you time TO pagan oppor-
tunity to make home comfortable,
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NOW WE LEVEL 4 BR0ADsIDE.
Smash! Crash!! Bang!N

Smashl Crlsh!! Bang "!
To keep our sabre Of success swing.
Ing and cause the trade to boom, VIC
offer greater bargains than ever was
n'I 900 % mir Of Children's Pants reduced
to 15c, former price Zoe. C.,.,,.,.o
1900 pair Of Children's Cashmere
Pants reduced TO 95c, former price 50c'
500 ChlIdren's suits reduced to Toe,
former price 81 so. ,
KLINE BROTHERS.,
RellSble ClOthiers.
ll40 Main Street.
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Inn sWAeACKER.-Wew will open il
n fsW DAYS a Millinery Department, un
der Inc management OF y very cOmpe
tent lady from New York. Due no'ie'
viii be given Of our opening; oypp
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Quigley-What man in this world has
the best reason to be thankful that he ID
mot in it9"
who drives q heRtee.
Quigley--Nope; Taller that predicts
the floods.
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Ell. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few Of the fneat Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods in other lines.
nnntk niaa this opportunitY.
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II you want good Wall Papers at low
GEO. E. KURSER 4 Co.,
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth Street,


The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions make ittheir favor
tie remedy. 1t Is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet efectual in
acting on the Kidneys, liver and bowels.
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NJ. Il. G. whitday fell Sunday and broke her
wrist. She Is q sister Of Mrs. II. IepSon, Of
pT. John Alexander, an old and we'll known
physician Of ST. ClAlrSvIlle, had q parAlytic
East Richland. He had been called very early,
and after arriving al the home Of Philip Ault,
the stroke came on about q. m.
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On ThprsSsy evening this famous musical
comedy viii be at the Grand, The Peru Journal
fSyS: The musical comedy with tho juvenile
tltIe NKlnderEarden, !" under the management
OF Howell q Gebert, held the boards at Emcr.
Ick'a Saturday night, and thoEoaehy pleased q
6klt Kindergarten" Is bowling success. II Il
one Of the kind In which fun begins when the
curtain rises and never lets up till It falS on the
last act.
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Thursdsy, March IL, the Baltimore &
Ohio Company will run their last Mid.
winter Excursion to Washington and
Baltimore. Found trip $40. Tickets
good returning ten days. Secure your
sleeping car space at depot office.
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Faot-scenc, wheeling.

ouigley, just dropped in to " write a
letterS"Can you lend me a penn"
squfEtey-"ceFtaiaiy," thandS him
oGigley-"Thia looks like fountain
pen, but 1t won't write; is it a fountain
p sauisley-"Yes; Paxton fountainpen."
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If YOU cannot gee and need spectaeles
vnn sj,ould cali on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tae
finest Instruments and more expet1l sa,o
tliGn any other OptiCian In the etale'
md guarantee satisfaction or money To-
Tnnded. JACOB W. 6RubB,
'NAN JeWeler and Optlcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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wAsu1yotoS, March lO.-For west yirglnlG..
Western Pennsylvania aud QUO. iaiE. SSI"3S
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Ghf Sntellteenter.
once Nos. 26 and "a Fourteenth street.


Do You Want Choice FFuit 1Iees'-IOuI'H
Fe IA BLANKETS for s7.--J. 8. Rhodes d Co.
FOR RentETWo story Dwelling; ,c.
pittShuFph wheeling d Kentucky RAILROAD Uo'
AIabeSiS, Failing HGir-Fourth Page.
S..ep 'fSen ia-Ni txAndeE3 Co.-FopEth Page
ESnted-Rxperienced AillinerS.
Eotise-LRdieS' Mission Circle. 4,
TSSt1BiSSE And TSn Dog-Fourth Page,
STOCKS aud Bonds for Sale.
z Ruttes-stGple and Fancy Groceries.
For sRIe-Boiler 4 Engine.
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rhnrmnmeter Rocord.

The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
repisiared az follows:
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II your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof. Shelf, The optician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. MwE&w
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spRIsG AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt Of all the newest
uoyeitips In WooIens for mems wear
consisting Of Suldngs, Pantaloonlngs
pared 10 make up In the best style aaG
M at reasonable prices. Buy inc 1 ts.
g5 cent fast back seamless Hall nose
made aS ia At c. HESS s. SONS,
wv, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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Paxton fountain pen.''

DoN'r forget the Pink Tea at the Bap.
list church on Thursday evening.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA. 800; soGP,
80; REsoLvRNT, a.. Prepared by the PoTTER
DRu0 AND CLINICAL CobfORATIOH, Boston.
Ha-Send for "HoW 10 Cure Skin DlSeaSeS,n "a
pages, 80 fluctuations, and 100 testimonials,
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Go TO Kurner & Go. for Wall Papers
OF all kinds. 80 Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.
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FOa a Disordsred LIVER try Beecham's
Pills. 3
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Ls.Goon selle az eoeds the eheapest.
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TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS

THE WEEKLY INTELLIG ESChIS;
Journal. Il q original Il every departtIst1Isss
clean IN every line and suited u Il y tnH q IN
70 Interest and improve every memDG
family WHISTLER IN city or country
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-10
~X SMN
W:::::::A0tjl5EHBlNS
INTERIOR DECORATION.
Protest Against Very Common Form
of 1t in Favor with Amateurs


of 1t in Favor with Amateurs
How many times, says a writer in Good
Housekeeping, have we not taken IN a
paper-sensible and practical upon most
subjects wherein ii touches-and read. in
answer to an Anxious Inquirer" that
WITH Few packing boxes, barrels and pine
boards, some cotton flannel of brilliant
nue., lew yards OF cheese cloth, and worst
OF All, an amateur paint brush and Dot of
gliding, together with-well the number
OF dollars and cents to be spent must de-
pend upon the writer's belief in the cred
ulity of the feminine public-you can fur
nlsh your little room in such a manner
that Cousin James" eyes will open wide
with wonder when she comes from the CITY
to make her annual visit. There is no
doubt about the last. Cousin Jane will
open her eyes, but the wonder will be that
her friend should have so suddenly devel-
oped such aggravated symptoms of feeble
mindedneSs.
The man who says that if YOU will take
up the old carpet, cover the floor with wall
paper and varnish it, you will have a floor
so closely resembling inlaid wood that
only connoisseur can detect the differ
ence, doesn't supplement his information
with statement of how much more like
lnlald wood 1t will look after the sturdy
boot heels of your son and heir have
danced a jig upon its shining surface
Pine boards and a broomstick may make
a substantial center table, but most wom-
en- would hate TO trust their lamps there
Sn. Packing boxes covered with cotton
nanneI may make luxurious divans. but it
would take more down pillows than an in
expensive but comfortable lounge would
cost 10 make the soft side of a pine
board an easy resting place for the aver
age man.
Now we all know that a barrel is a very
useful article, but tell US. pray, why that
barrel, having served its term of useful
ness in its rightful place, should be sawed
into a fantastic shape, covered with calico
or eTetonne, put upon something family
resembling rockers, and transferred TO the
parior, az the expense Of "a tired body.
pounded fingers and eNasperated nerves.
when pretty little rocking chair can be
bought for dollar and quarters
ms fever OF interior decoration has as
sumed most malignant form. The mod
ern housewife of moderate means fills her
rooms with strange clutter of curious
things, ties bow upon every projecting
corner that will hold one, throws 'drapery'
over every picture frame, and then stands
back 10 view her work with admiration.
Let not the woman whose rooms look
bare and plain be discouraged To the ed
ucated eye there is a restful charm in their
simplicity
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-10

The Philadelphia Times sums up the
situation in that ultra republican and
Imorsl" city Of Wansmaker. All these
men Tin prison and in limbo) are leading
republicans. Read the record. It is no.
old:
One bank president in prison; another
bank president fugitive from justice; a
city treasurer in prison; two bank cash
lers under heavy bond TO answer grave
criminal charges; scores of guilty psrti-
cipsnts in the crimes of these arraigned
officials trembling over each days develop
ments; two national banks with false
issues OF their stock hypothetical for
loans; the city treasury looted of half
million or more and the state treasury
robbed OF larger sum-such is the bar.
vest OF shame the people are now reap,
ing.