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Stole from the Malta

Post Onice Inspectors HArtshorn and Morris
tached to Station G. on Monday night on .
charge Of stealing from the malta He was
SnodSrsss. 5es West Eleventh ss street Which, Which
contained four marked 81 bille Colen was
money and . postal oheck for $2b on his per.
son. Commissioner Shields yesterday held
him for the Grand Jury.
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ouEDEc. Nov. 17.-Internsl revenue oficsrs
nave lust succeeded In capturing the schooner
Marie Rose. having on bosrd l40 large barrels
o. the strongest whiskey. besides cases of
whole valued at between $4,000 and 5000.
Inc cargo had come direct from the Island Of
o. i1errs- The Marie Rose 10 q large, we'll
ue contrsband trade for number OF years.
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u NOW Hs1hs - 80 1Nn~es-Dssy Csss
Tho jury In the case Of the actress Agnes
Hallock. suing to recover $1,000 damages
from William Barry OF the Barry and Fay COM
bination for sssauit and battery, had pot
agreed yesterday morning, and were dis
charged BY Justice Beach Of the Supreme
Court. They had considered the case four
hvura-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-18
Psyias Their 8esy
,peets 70 Mr.. Flower.

Psytax Their Respects 70 Mr.. Flower.
ALBANY. Nov. 1.-THE heads Of the different
departments and their deputies and clerks
paid their respects to Governor-elect Roswell
p. Flower In the Executive chamber this morn.
Inf; Gov Hill introduced those not acquainted
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TxrAs.4 ..a Dlr.ther,. Near sslt,.er..

BALTIMORE. Nov. 17-Typhoid fever and
diphtheria are epidemic In Baltimore county.
Near Owens Mills 10 McDonough School. Q
State institution, which oducates ITO boys It
was compelled to suspend to-day. Eighty Of
ttfe boys were sent to their homes. but others
ere too Ill to be removed.
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Free TL..k.s,v,.s Dsa.sr.

The Society OF 81 Andrews Ono Cent Coffee
Stands will give It's annual free dinner 1t
207 East Broadway on Thank giving Day from
1to4 n Two Thousand psrsons are az
society eolicits contributions Of money or food
at the address given.
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Gratifying 10 An.

Ths aish posisa1 sit.nsd and tbs u1iysr.al accept
Syrup OF riR the most excellent laxative known "
l.iTAte the value Of the qualities which s
mia PIG syrup Uoiil Any.--A6
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Ell PAso. Nov. 1.-THE Southwestern Silver
convention. to assemble here on Dec. Is next.
ever known In this country. Every mining
sTsnn in Arizonh. New Mexico, and western
texas viii he represented.
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a Twsfve-ysar.esA C~ssy feA6ler WAsss
FieiA b The pewr-tsw. 0nes Bsaidinga
A large basket containing candles or email
fancy ARTICLES. pair Of very blue eyes. and an
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Mr. Drensaa ~ Courteous ~ NJ. Besttsa.
At q meeting Of the Street Cleaning Aid
Society at It's headquarters. 222 West Thirty
eighth street. yesterday morning the Chair
man. Mrs Francis p. Kinnicutt, presented .
report Of the work done by the society. which
now numbers more than 1000 membsra
Unfortunately" said Mrs. Kinnicutt the
failure on the part OF the Police Justices TO
punish Offenders In many cases during the
past six months has not only bad effect upon
offenders but is discouraging to the patrol
arrests. In the opinion Of the society, the
special force Of police employed by the Street
Cleaning Department Ia AN unnecessary ex.
pense 70 that department. and has the effect OF
lessening the sense OF responsibility In the
Mrs. .Kinnieutt added that Street Commits
sioner Brennan was Just as courteous to tho
society rs WAS his predecessor. Mr.. Beattie.
report wa, presented from Mrs. F r. Jones AZ
school children In habits OF Cleanliness. and
not to throw litter into the street Teachers
and educational associations will be asked to
assist In the movement
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EDWARD MITCHELL LA1LED.
He Forgot Thst There Were Two Steps IN
Front or Neighbor Hoadiy's Door.

He Forgot Thst There Were Two Steps IN
Front OF NeiGhbor Hosdiy's Door.
United States District Attorney Edward
Mitchell has been confined to his house. 81
East Fiftieth street. for five weeks with an In
jured knee. and 1t will be several weeks more
before he can get out He hurt himself In
peculiar way Ex-Gov. Hoadly Of Ohio lives
next door. The houses are known as English
basement houses- There is only one step boz
fore the dor OF Mr. Mitchells house. while
there are two at MI. Hoadlya.
FIVE weeks ego Mr.; Mitchell dined with the
tie second step. ana feI sprssine his in
knee badly. He expected to get out 10 a day
or two. but ty that time he had his leg from
there for three weeks and is now In aplints.
Mr. Mitchell hurt the same leg while bath:
ing at Southam pton last summer He braced
himself to meet big breaker and the breaker
wrenched his knee badly. The fall five weeks
ago aggravated the old trouble
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MARTINS FERRY.
school Notcs-Arm BrokOn-Foot Race.
Lawn Fetc-Personal.

School Notcs-Arm BrokSn-Foot Race.
Lawn Eetc-Personal.
The Board OF Education has made
several changes in the textbooks, most
ly in the high school. The greatest
change was in substituting stickney's
readers for NlcGuGey's. The old series
can be exchanged for the corresponding
number OF the new book.
Messrs. Joseph Williams, L. W. Smith,
Louis Schechle, Louis Rothermund, r..
A. Lindmuth, Shell Martin and NJ. A..
Barrel, all Martins Ferry grocers left
Yesterday for GAINESVILLE, where they
will be entertained by the merchants
week association.
Much interest is taken in the foot race
to take place on the fair grounds next
Saturday between Anon Paxton, of
Martins Ferry, and Frank Frailinger,
of Bellaire. Considerable money has
been put up on the race, for a purse Of
500.
Repres entatives of Creamer's scien-
tific system of teaching writing attend
ed the meeting of the Board OF Educa,,
ton on Tuesday evening and explained
the merits Of that system in q practical
manner.
Marshal Westwood received word
from Jack Hanlon, OF Steubenville, to
arrest his son. This was done on Tues
day night and Jack came down yester-
day and took his son home.
Invitations are out for a lawn fete to
be given on River Lawn by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Robinson Friday evening,
September II, at o'clock. 1t will be a
swell affair.
Rev. /. D. Morse, Joel Hobensack,
George Spence and Misses Matte Ho-
bensack and Ida Sedgwick leave to-day
to attend the Baptist convention at
Clear Fork.
While ut work in the corrugating do
partment Mt the Standard mill William
Goodhue had his right arm caught in
the shafting and broken.
Mr.. John Turner, the G, &P. ticket
agent, leaves to-day on three weeks
trip to the West, including Yellowstone
Park, st. Paul and Chicago.
Charley Lipphardt entertaineda party
of young friends very pleasantly at his
home in the West End on Tuesday
evening.
Tho board OF managers and vice-pre-
sidents of the Republican club will meet
at the club room this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Dr. Charles Watson, of Morristown,
contemplates locating here as soon as
he can find house and office.
Dr. ]. D. Hobensack and Emerson
Campbell returned last night from
Detroit.
A number of Martins Ferry people
will attend the Uhrichsville Fair this
week.
Spence & Son will exhibit a fifty-horse
power engine at the West Virginia State
Fair.
Russell Wood and Charles and Roy
Wood went to Ioar yesterday.
DR.. W. B. Shuttleworth is visiting his
parents at Clarkshurg.
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an independent Democratic candidate,
and he sweaIs that he will under no
circumstances take gecond place again.
While the general may not have much
assurance OF success, he has the alter
native OF getting square" With three
candidates in the field q Republican
will have the best end Of it. General
Jones points to his many sacrifices for
his party and his acceptance OF q nom,
nation when chances Of success seemed
slender. Having twice filled the lieu
tenant governors chair promotion
should come his way, he thinks, and he
never, never, never will help his party
out again except at the head OF the
ticket.
Meanwhile the Republican managers
are quietly chuckIing over the prospec-
tive quarrel among the Democrats.
Thereis no really serious rumpus among
the Republican forces, and If the Dem
ocrats do not change their tactics they
are likely to be worsted. Wadsworth
will most probably be tho Republican
candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
N1orNDsYILLE.
A miscellaneous Slolango of Minor Mat.
tiers from MnrShaIrs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous SIclnnge of Minor Mat
tiers from MarShalTs Metropolis.
Executions were issued against the
Cameron law and order injunction liti-
gants, for costs. The whisky injunc-
ton suits from this county footed up a
neat little sum, and the Temperance
people are very sick of trying to stop the
illegal sale OF liquor by law. They fear
to trust the courts and other officers
and have abandoned the fight.
There seems to be universal kick on
the part of the teachers who failed to
get four-year certificates. Many. old
teachers who have been holding four
year certificates and No. l certificates
failed, while number who passed their
first examination got through all right
and are happy.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson, Of Charleston,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Hagerman, of the First ward, re-
turned home yesterday. Mrs. Hager.
man accompanied her, and will spend
the winter in Charleston.
Mr.. William Leech and Miss Lille
Jones will be married this evening at
the brides home. Miss Jones is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Jones,
who live about mile east OF town.
W. W. Roberts & Co. willstart a news.
paper in the interest of the Farmers
Alliance. The newspaper is to be
printed and published at Cameron.
The Moundsville Mining and Manu-
featuring company sold n block OF choice
lots off their land Tuesday to Mr.. Phillip
Cox. The terms were private.
The well which was recently put
down in the penitentiary caved in and
another one is being put down by Mr..
Osborne.
Miss Matte Wilson left for Charles
ton yesterday to attend the convention
OF the Disciples church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steele will leave
for Omaha on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Ben Bagerman took in the New
NTartinsville fair yesterday.
Rev. G. W. Grimes went out to Cam
eron yesterday.
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NESBITT & DEVINE,
1879 Market Street. au20

FOR SA-IE-
six.roomed dwelling house, lot 20 feet front,
running back to low water mark, No. 2Oj North
York street, Tor Sl,iOo
4 good substantial flvc.roomed brick house,
onlya few years old, northwest corner OF Flew
enth and EOf streets, 81 $50.
bang up good six-roomed house, lot 29xl4J,
both gases and water, No. Y North York street,
sIx:roomcd house at o1s Mccolloch street, lot
40xl20, for 81, 200.
house. lot 25x28j, 81 $50.
Eleven .roomed brick house, brick stable in~
Iear corner Tweuty.slxth and EoR streets,
you You cannot got better value for money than
building lots at Elm Grove, Pleasant Valley,
Moundspille, Glendale aud all parts Of the cityat
SG aHs gov e. .. SMITH. 1890 Market Street.
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BENWooD.
An Involuntary Dath-PIonsant Social
EvCnt-PcrsOnal, etc.

An Involuntary Bnth-Plcasant Social
EvCnt-Pcrsonnl, etc.
Miss Dora Davis, OF Water street, en-
tertaineda number OF her friends Mon
day evening. The reception was given
to celebrate the anniversary of their re-
turn from a summers sojourn on the
camp ground. Miss Davis gave each OF
her guests a souvenir. The next annual
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Rosetta Linsley.
Ed Cahoe, well known character,
created quite a sensation by attempting
to turn his father and the rest Of his
family out of doors. Police assistance
was called, and Cahoe was taken, strug-
Cling, before the Mayor, who gave him
thirty days to sober up.
One OF Simon Baer's drivers appeared
on his regular route, dripping from an
involuntary bath. He had fallen from
the first floor OF Bloch Bros tobacco
works through the elevator shaft into
the large vat OF water beneath.
Miss Nora Dolbeare, assistant teacher
OF the high school, is spending a few
days in New Martinsville, attending
the fair.
Mrs. Sadie Shaw and Miss Lolita
Lewis, OF Moundsville, arc visiting
friends on Main street.
Mr.. Wiles, superintendent of the
Riverside steel works, has left town for
few days.
The O. U. A. NJ. viii hold a festival
Friday and Saturday evenings, at Nc
Mechen.
A small party Of young men have
gone down the river for few days
fishing.
A break down at the Wheeling steel
works yesterday morning caused long
stop.
Mr.. Tom Pelly and sister, Miss Annie,
are visiting friends in Grafton.
Quite large party OF Benwood people
will visit the park next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
A SAP AFFAIR.

A Young Girl While Defending Her Honor
Accidentally shoots Her Little Brother.
PLYMOUTH, Penn, Sept. 1.-Two
strange men entered the house of Allyn
Tins last evening and attempted to
force unwelcome attentions on Susie,
the pretty sixteen year daughter OF
Tins. AS they attempted to use vio-
lent measures the girl picked up a shot
gun and fired it at the intruders. She
missed both and the charge entered the
head Of her seven year old brother, and
he is fatally injured. Both men escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
RELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
Virgil Brown, the barber, fired tramp
out OF his house yesterday morning at
four o'clock. These gentry are getting
most too numerous in this city.
The Barnesville District Epworth
Leauge, which has benin session at the
South Bellaire NJ. L. church, wound up
last evening with grand jubilee SER
vice.
A large train load Of excursionists
passed through the city on the 3. 4 =.
yesterday afternoon bound for the yell
lowstone Park.
The second section OF No. S on the B:
4 0. last night had large excursion OF
g. A. R. men going to Gettysburg from
the West.
The Heatherington band left yester;;
day afternoon with the Wheeling Retail
Grocers' Association for GAINESVILLE.
Miss Kate Conley, OF Cleveland, vino
has been visiting here, left for her nome
yesterday morning.
Clyde Ford, superintendent OF the
Benwood schools, left for Woodsheld
yesterday morning.
The Mcdonald property in the Fourth
ward was yesterday sold to Charles
Murray for $1,000.
a large number of merchants went to
GAINESVILLE to attend the annual mer-
chants blowout.
The b., q. & G. Railway sold over one
hundred tickets yesterday for the
Woodslield Fair.
Z. H. Rider, of the stove foundry, has
built q fine residence in the lower part
OF the city.
The pavement in front OF the First
Presbyterian church is being raised and
repaired.
County Treasurer Frank Archer was
in the city yesterday.
W. B. Workman returned home from
Kansas yesterday.
George Z. Morgan went to Woodsfeld
to attend the fair.
The Republican league club meets to-
morrow evening.
Ed. Kelly, of Chicago, is in the city.
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Indicted by the dread Torquemada have ubom.
Unable prototypes in the shape Of chronic rheu-
mStIsm and neuralgia Attack these ngonizius
complaints before they reach the chronic stage
with the superb blood depurnt, Hosietters
Stomach BltteH, which will Rssurediy expel
thelrvirus from the life stream, To procrasu.
nate Is 10 encourage the growth OF inclplCnt
rheumatism, which rapidly tightenS It's grip
upon the system, It Is the very octopus OF dis
cases, and painful indeed Is the clasp Of It's
time by the iorclock, always remembering that
both rheumatism and govt, close relatives, Rrc
dangerous as we'll nS painful. Debility, chllls
and fever, bilious rcmltteut dyspepsia. cUnsu.
tho ability to sep well are improved by it.
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Elder II. L. Light, of Mountainvillc,
Lancaster Co., Pa, has n good word to
say for n Patent Medicine. We will give
it in his own words. "Chamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
was used in my family and can say that
it done us good in diOrrhGa and cholera
morbus. / do not hesitate to recon-
mend it to all suffering from the above
diseases"
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House Of five rooms, 500 Jacob street, $50;
Eight shares Union Accident and Beneht AS
ISOLATION, sl5 per share:
House OF ten rooms, brick. on Chaplino street, [
between Forty.third and Forty.1ourth streets,
cheap ut 1900.
House OF three rooms, on Forty.sixth street,
ground 25xl00 feet TO same, Sl,3OO.
HouEe OF seven rooms, 1881 Eoif street, SS,OOO.
House Of four rooms at corner OF Eighteenth
street and Alley G, 900.
Lots on North Huron, North Erie and south
Penn streets, Island, $3.50 to 500 each. =, .,o
House OF five rooms, 23ll Jacob street, SlOOO.
Full lot on Jacob street, with u five roomed
brick house In the rear, $500.
Ten roomed house at bargain on North
Main street
Nine roomed brick house, 1851 Market street.
fialtlot on North Main street. % by 1872 feet
'4 HSiflot on EOir street. south Of Twonty,cshth
'' Hall iot on Mgysson street. south Of Twenty.
seventh street, $50.
street, in the new addition OF Filan Whyte'
~ Lots t on EcE and Jacob streets, in North Ben
" Lots in Mcalechen, newly laid out cheap at
IL Lots IN lanes orchard and Old Fair Ground
Beautiful lots in A. II. Patterson's addition to
Elm Grove ut low figures.
Four.roomed house on Twcnty.nlnth and
Woods street, 81 ,050.
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ARemnrI,nblc Phenomenon.

RocnEsTER, n. Y, Sept. 2.-Prot.
Lewis Swift, OF the Warner observatory,
calls attention to remarkable phenom-
enon soon to occur mover yet seen by
any human eye. During the morning
hours OF September 4th, VOLTS period
comet will pass directly over the lefades
or the seven stars. The phenomenon
is considered by astronomers Of great
Importance aside from its never having
been witnessed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
BITTER DISSENSIONS
40 Ranks of the Democratic
y portv in New York State
rgF LIKELIHOOD OF A STRUGGLE

~, s,,,o Convention that the Re-
ID '| ",,oans May Profit By---clovol0nd'
p I,'', and rlower.-.Adhercnts of the
~, p.o.,dcnt My Join Forces with
=. n,ropy to Foil Governor HIS
schemes.
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New York, Sept. 2.-An attachment
for $4,000 has been issued against the
property in this city of the Demorcst
Fashion and Sewing Machine Company,
OF Williamsport, Pa. Judgment has
been rendered against the Bedford Mdga.
zine Company for $1,000 in favor OF
Alexander Belford, Of Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

Woman ave you no trade, no
means Of earning living?', Hungry
Hirgins-"rm printer" 'Printer,
eh2n "Yes'm. Foot;printer. see|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate for Sale.

No, 10j Zane street, brick. Fine grounds
8lxll2 feet on North Huron street, $50.
Nos 1925 and 1927 Main street, double brick.
No. 1856 Sixteenth street, brick, y, 500.
No GU. west side Main street. brick
Two fine lots at Marylynn, $3.50 each.
No. q South York street, five ROOMS, IS, 600,
No. l522 Main street, storeroon.
No 1888 ChApline street, brick, 5000
Lot SOxlS0 feet, Zane street, Island,
No 200 ChRpllne street, brick.
No. 1871 Eof street, brick. s., 100
No IS South broadway, frnme, 81, go.
''IsrOoksIdc." on the National road about ono
mile west Of bridgeport, Ohio, over ono'halt
acre Of ground with good dwelling and oil neccs.
sary Improvement $500.
l00xSS0 feet In Pleasant Valley, on the National
road, for $1,000, on easy terms.
The Pryor place on National road near kim
Grove, consisting OF about eighteen acres,
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should be used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pc.
culiar to her sex, and at change OF lifeis
a powerful tonic; benefits all who use it.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and all druggists. D4w.
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EVERY tissue of the body, every
nerve, bone and muscle is made strong
er and more healthy by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04

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Lamb ielbft elm reines Wideltinb.
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&aum seg6nnt, neil bas @Ken unb
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utrb. 9o6 man ~berIanee bonn Mens
f@en ni9t, baB ct boltommeu fei, urb
ON auerueni9fen bonn lei9tIebigen
Mieuer.
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ofenbar on Der u~nterbaltuug Der ur.
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ma@t bieielben 10 anaiebenb pie m6ss
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ben f0fli@e 3eit In benielben; Iiegen
in biefen @ofes bod ~unadbliee 3eitun,
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bret bunbert beri9iebene 3eituugerl aus
aler 0errep Qdnber. 8lele berIelben
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partanlagen aur Belufieung.
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reyes Geben, ba Der G6nig bon 9dnes
mart nebf @emablin, iomie cine gan3e
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m0bl ME ibren tpertben 9efern 3u pibs
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