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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-24
TIE KIEaRy TRIAL

In the Circuit Court Commenced YSSter.
dnJ-Fhs States Evidence all In and the
Defense Begun.
In Part II Of the Circuit Court yester.
day afternoon the case Of the State
against Frank Kinery, charged with
msnslaughtcr in the killing Of Allan
Fighlnan.at the Hotel Windsor a few
weeks ago, wac put on trial before Judge
Campbell and the followinejury: Henry
Stuck, John Gardner, Charles s. Bell, 7.
F, Porter, Fred BeniZ, Lewis Conrad,
Bertram Wilhelm, William Better, JOS
eph Kraua, William Dist, William +.
draebe and Brice Supler.
Prosecuting Attorney Howard repre-.
sented the State and Col. W. W. Arnett
and J. ]. Jacob appeared for the defense.
The State examined Dr.. John l. Dickey,
John Prosser, John Coins and Joseph
Bolts. They oil gave about the same
testimony as was printed in the 1NTELIt-
GRNuKR at the time Of the coroner
iuqueat, Goias varying little from the
testimony Of the others.
Ats O'clock the State rested and the
defense put Frank Coins on the stand.
The examination Of this witness was
not concluded till time to adjourn and
the examination was continued over
till to-day. The case will probably be
finished to-day.
Frank Slender, charged with a misde.
meanor, pleaded guilty and was fined s.
and costs, Ida Robinson, Ada Foster,
Clara Moss and Kis Walton, charged
with keeping houses Of i'll fame, were
tined $40 and costs in each case.
The case OF Benjamin Heston against
the Whitaker Iron Works was dismissed
at the cost OF Tho plaintiff by mutual
agreement. Edward Carroll and Will.
lam Edwards, indicted for felony, were
brought into court to plead guilty. Car
roll was senteDced 10 jail for seven days
and Edwards for two DAYS. These sem
fences are in connection with the time
they have already been in Jail.
Part l was in session, but no business
was transacted.
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Remnrlnple worn.

We are informed to-day that Mr.. Har.
~ D. Legge, son Of Mr.. ]. F. Legge,
General Agent and superintendent OF
Terminals Of B. & o. railroad, has won
the elaurels" in the Shorthand Depart
ment OF the Wheeling Business College.
He entered the College just seven
weeks ago, having no previous knowl.
edge Of Shorthand. To-day, on passing
bis final examination in the amanuen-
sis course, he has written 100 words per
minute on miscellaneous matter that he
has never seen. This Is remarkable,
and Is the shortest time on record made
by any school. This work can be &C.
counted for only by the "simpliied
Method" Of teaching this branch used at
that institution. The young man and
the College are both to be congratu-
lated.
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How 10 Cure La Grippe

From he De- GoiatI Nal and TTHel.
Mr.. George Tenant, Of this city, In
conversation with representative Of the
Mail and Times, one evening this week
said: Eyes, / took this prevailing inti1'
enzs. gave up work and went to bed.
/ had dreadful cough and was very
sick, but an all right now" We ven
tured to ask what remedy had proven
successful in his case. 20, took
Chamberlaip's Cough remedy. | used
whole bottle, nbrought me out all
right; l feel iirBtrate now. Weare never
without Chamberlain's medicines in our
This testimony is only one Of many
that might be given to show the value o.
these preparations. Those who are al.
fiicted with this 1nalady would do well
10 use ChspberIRin's Cough remedy. Il
used as directed 1t will be found effect.
ual, Fifty cent bottles for sale by W.
W, Irwin, O. r. Goethe, ]. Kari, O.
Schnepf, NJ. w. Heinrich, John Coleman,
w. e. Williama, O. Mepkemiller, W. @.
Armbrecht and S. I. Brlce. MwF4w
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The Wheeling Butchers Association
announces in another place in this morn
ipR's paper that hereafter the price Of
meat will be advanced to 20 cents for tbs
best cuts OF beef, and from thtt down
for the less dealrable parts. This is the
second or third advance made by the as
ISOLATION this eeason, and while each
time there seemed to be warrant for the
increase Of price In the advance Of price
Of live stock, the fact remains that there
are butchers In Wheeling, not in the
association, who have continued 10
make money at the old prices,
and it Is said that there are
butchers in the association, who, while
enforcing the published prices against
occasional customers, have cut them for
favored buyers II is true that beef on
the hoof was quoted here at 81 to 4
cents early in the winter, and is now
quoted at from 5 to ST, but all the same
there are meat dealers who say they can
make money at the PRICES that have
heretofore prevailed. aud butcher yes
terday told an IETELLsaRaeRR reporter
that the price Of live stock had often
gone as high az it is now, and the
butchers had never thought Of making
On advance in the retail price.
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THR UNITED STATES COuRE
The Grand Jury Briggs Further Indiet-
ments for Violations Of the Navigation
G,aUa- Couxt AdtouFan,

The Grand Jury Brisgs Further Indiet.
ments for Violation Of the Navigation
Laws-C0urt AdJouEeS,
The grand Jury in the United States
Court got to work early yesterday and
ground out several indictments before
noon. The only ones given out were
those found against violators Of the nav
igaticn laws. They are the Wheeling
Iron and Nail Company, represented by
o. R. Hubbard. h. b. Hornbrook. John
Rogers and Ed. Rogers; the John G.
Hoffman, & Sons Tannery, represented
BY John G. Hoffman,, ar., John g. Hof-
mann, it. and Frank q. Hoffman,; the
Nail City LQntern Company, represented
by. Archie PAUL and James Paul, and
the City Of Wheeling, represented by
O, w, seabight, John 81. Clark, Henry
Schmulbach, John Rnbrecht, Charles
Schmidt and Charles Ketteler. This is
the second indictment aglinst the City
Of wheeting, the other being brought
against the Mayor and the superintend.
emit Of Streets.
The gentlemen named above and
those who were indicted for violations
OF the navigation laws the day before,
appeared In court yesterday morning,
and were recognised to appear at the
next term. Demurrers were fied In each
case aud motions made 10 quash the in
dictments. These motions will he
argued al a future day.
w. NJ. Pennington, charged with Illicit
distilling, was found guilty yesterday
morning, and sentenced to pay fine Of
500 and to be Imprisoned in the Clatks-
burg Jail for six month.
Joshua Rine, charged with sending
obscene matter through the mails, was
brought Into court and vas recognized
in the sum OF $500 for bis appearance at
the next term. Michael Antonio Nicola,
who was indicted at the last term for a
violation OF the internal Revenue laws,
was recognize ID IN the sum Of 500 and
his case was continued till the next term
OF court.
Court adjourned about 12:SO p. m. to
meet next at PArkersbuTg. e
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peath Of 8. 0. eurdata.

At a quarter after peyen yesterday
morning Mr.. s. o. Rurdats died Of
typhoid pneumonia, contracted on his
last business trip.
Mr.. Burdats was born in Komorn,
Hungary, October 10, 1912. He received
a thorough education, and in 1903 emf
grated to America. In 1854 he came 10
Wheeling and enlisted in Company II,
First Regiment Of West Virginia Cavalry,
in which he served till his company
was mustered out. He returned to
Wheeling and later married Miss Eliza.
beth dlesaner, daughter Of Mr, Christian
GleRsner. He was in the employ for
awhile Of Mr.. Augustus Pollock and Of
Mr.. @. Rhodes, and afterwards, in part.
nership with his brother-iD.lSw, W. G.
E. Goering, conducted grocery. In
1875 he accepted the position OF book.
keeper with the Reymann Brewing
Company, and afterwards travelled for
the firm. Mr.. Burdals was a member
Of Hermann Lodge, A. o. U. W., and Of
Sheridan Post, G. A. R. Mr., Burdats
had Ave children, of whom two survive
him, Mrs, george B. Riddle and Mr..
Oscar Burdats, j.
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a timely warning.

Commander Charles McGregor, U. $.
n, Lighthouse Inspector OF this district,
writes to the INTELLIGENCE that he has
heard complaints that persons fishing in
the vicinity OF Wheeling leland ere in
the habit Of removing the Government
light there to snit their own purposes.
He desires to call public attention to the
law on this subject, which afixes pen.
atty OF q thousand dollars fine upon any
person who "wiituily and uniawtuiiy in
lures any pier, breakwater or other work
Of the United States for the improve.
ment OF the rivers or barbors or naviga.
tion." This law, be says, will be strict
IL entorcad.
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4 NEW RACg COURSE.
A Plan for the State Fair Association to Go
out East of the City aud EStabIlsh Now

A Plan for the State Fair Association to Go
out East Of the City aud Establish Nov
Grounds.
For some time there has been talk Of
new fair grounds east Of the city. The
rnirous Effects Of several foods on the
present grounds, the fact that the pres.
emit sandy track, while a good one, is
not as fast as q clay track would be, and
other drawbacks that experience has
shown TO attach to the present location,
made It desirable that change OF the
character indicated should be made.
Heretofore, however, the plan has never
got beyond mere expression Of views
OF individuals as 10 the deeirability Of q
removal. Yesterday an INTELLtdENcRR
reporter learned that the State Fair As
ISOLATION had taken hold OF the idea In
business way, and that committee
had been named at o recent meeting Of
the Board OF Directors to examine into
the feasibility Of the change.
The idea Is to sell the present grounds,
either as a whole or lard out in building
lotp, and secure a new tract oil suitable
size and location. The INrELLIaRNcIR's
| information Is that the committee has
found q piece Of ground easily accessible,
nicely arranged by nature for the desired
use, and which can be secured at q fair
valuation. It was not stated just where
the ground Ia, but 1t Is east OF the city,
and not very far east, and there Is about
forty acres OF It. The committee, It ID
further stated, will recommend to the
association the purchase of this ground
and the erection Of fine buildings, orna-
mental exhibition halls Of q suitable
character, and roomy aud good barns
There will be no risk from high water
and an investment In buildings will moi
be In danger Of being washed away be,
tween fairs as now. A member Of the
committee was seen, but he refused Il
deny or affirm the report, or to give any
information on the subject. Still thu
information comes 80 straight that itcar
be relied on as Substantially correct. i
lie not to be supposed, Of course, that i
is the idea to remove from the presen
grounds before the fair next September
although some Of those interested ar
known to favor immediate removal. A
meeting Of the State Fair directors Ia Il
be held in a day or so to hear the repor
OF the committee and take action on thu
proposition.
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PRICES BLOWN SKY H1en.

Ne Have Opened Our "Great Annual
Mark Down salt"-Yalues Scattered
10 the -Four Winds-$lO, $ls and 81
Mems Suits Reduced TO SO 6O-Fol
One Week Only.
In this big assortment are ChsIlots.
CaSSimeres, Worsteds, 10 dark, Ign
AID fancy. In truth over l 900 suits O
excellent All Wool Goods for the meagrt
sum OF SO so, will startle the natives,
Sse the fine window display Of these
spIendid suits. Not ons Of these Suit
win be charged or sent on approval.
Here's your chance. Sales but tor ONT
week only. No house ia the world ever
offered such suits for tbs small sum q
81 so, and no one ever seen their eqahL
Ifyou want the best. Come early.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable CiOthlers,
1l40 Main Street.
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Our enteTprising druggists, the Logan
Drug Co., who carry the finest stock Of
drugs, perfumeries, toiletarticles, brush.
es, sponges, ETC., are giving away large
number Of trial bottles Of Dr.. Miles
celebrated Restorative Nervine. They
guarantee it to cpre headache, diEslness,
nervous proStratiOn, sleeplessness, the
III effects Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc
Druggists say It Is the greatest seller
they ever knew, and Is universally salts.
factory. They also guarantee Dr.. Miles
New Heart Cure in all cases OF nervous
or organic heart disease, palpitatipn,
pain in side. smothering, etc, Pine book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases" free. 4
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complete.

Our line OF Ladies' Oxford Ties at
pS ladies Dongola ozfords, Hand
Ladies Donpo}a ozfOrds, Patent Tip,
Hand Tnrned, u "a.
Lsdies' Cincinnati 0xiords, Plain and
Tipped, 81 80.
Heel and Spring Heel, 60 and 75c,
J. II. LOCKE & 90.
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The opera Honse orcheOtrll's Concert.

Next Monday evening the Opera
House Orchestra will give its annual
concert. These entertainments are al
ways looked forward to with much
pleasure by the lovers Of good music in
Wheeling, for they are always full Of en-.
joyment. This year the programme vii
be even more attractive than usual.
The orchestra viii be assieted by some
OF the best instrumental talent Of Pitts
'bureh, and series Of new and fine mu-
sic will be rendered. In addition to
this, Miss Agnes Vogel, Of that city, will
sing. Miss Vogel has never been beard
here, but Is the leading vocalist Of Pitts
burgh. Her assistance will make the
entertainment rarely ENJOYABLE.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
.ranrsr. in the City and wheeling rolAs
AhFoRd,

tranEers In the City and wheeling FollS
Abroad.
Miss Annie Stewart, OF Thirty.ast street, is
down with the grip.
Mrs. Fritr, the wife Of County Commissioner
Adolf PritT, Is seriously Ill.
Mr.. r. ReIster Ia recovering from the typhoid
fever and Is now sitting up.
Mrs, G. schockey, OF South Eotr street, Is con.
fined 70 her room with the grip.
Mis- Della YAnDAle, Of Bradford, Pa, Is visit
ing Mrs. Charles Bieser, Of the South Side.
VIII Et1ler, Of the Island, Is now q full dedged
medical Doctor, having passed the examinations
At the Philadelphia Univenity.
> W. s. Macdonald, booE.keePer Of The Reolsier
office. Il m Kansas City attending the funeral Of
a littiS nephew who died there yesterday.
Dem, A, Becker, who hAs sheen SICK for several
weeks, left yesterday for his home At HIS Post
oflce, Warrington county, Ohio, 70 tecupetIte,
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Seats are on sale at the Y. 81. G. A. building
for the New York symphony Club entertainment
next Monday evening at tho Y. N. G. A. hall. A
few comments on the artists are given below:
Mt. Warren G. Richards del!neations were OF
very high order, aud SDnyulKed the audience
with lAughter.-BoIoH HeTpd.
Mr Charles r. Higgins fully sustained the
high position he has attained as an artist by his
marvellous work last eyenlng-BoEion Tr1RSertps
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Produced from the laxative and nutri-
trious juice Of California tigs, combined
with the medicinal virtues Of plants
known to be most beneficial TO the
human syatem, acts gently, on the kid.
nays, liver and bowels, etfpCtually Cleans-
ing the sJstem, dispelling colds and
headaches, and curing habituRl consti-
patton.
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wHEELING INsrAINIENr co.
THE WHEELING
LNSTALMENI
CO..
1855 to ti4O Market Street.

House cleaning seasOn-HOusekeep.
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepen', every.
body's busy season--spring is fast ap'
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-.
pairing to display most extensive line
Of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will 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 II We have
an assortment unequaled at prices uu'
approachable.
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OWING to the advanced price OF cattle
in this country the butchers Of this city
are compelled to charge the following
prices for their meats, via: Choice cuts
loin and porterhouse steaks, 20 cents pei
pound loin rosats, IS cents; round
steak and standing lib roasts, Is cents
rump meats, 123 cents chuck steaks and
chuck roast, l23 cents; boiling meats al
10 cents per pound.
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That tho Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes would
be popular this season, IS JUST RIGHT
and this early the sale warrants the as'
sertion. We are showing the best shoe
OF tho kind in the city, and the people
appreciate them. Dongola Foxed, flex-
Idle Sole, nll.Wool Black Cloth Top,
Plain or Patent Leather Tipped, for g 90,
- J.H. LOCKE 4 Go,
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Yesterday was St. Georges day and
the Kniehts Of st, George attended early
communion at the Cathedral at $3.50 d
m. A sermon appropriate to the oCcs'
sion was delivered by Ri. Rev. MonBig.
por Sullivan to the knights, The so.
ciety BRa we'll Represented at the early
service,
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BEWARE OF FgsuDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas EcleCtric OIL.
It cures code, Group, asthma, deafness
and rheumatism. paw
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Children CIV ter Pltcher,s Castoria.


Tho People Know
When we advertise q shoe we HAVE IT.
Mems genuine Kangaroo Hand-sewed
Shoes, all styles, 1900 Same shoe, ma.
chine sewed, s. 100. Mems Dongola and
Cali, latest styles, So 50. Mems all solid
calf shoe, s. 90. All our own make and
guaranteed to be frat class and i1st as
represented. ]. H. LOCKE & Co.
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The GroateSt strike.

Among the great strikes that Of DR..
Miles in, discovering his New Heart
Cure has proven itself to be one Of the
most important, The demand for it has
become astonishing. Already the treat
ment Of heart disease is being revolu.
tioniZed, and many unexpected cures
effected. II soon relieves short breath,
fluttering, pains in side, arm, shoulder,
weak and hungry spells, oppression,
swelling Of ankles, smothering and heart
dropsy. Dr.. Miles book on Heart and
Nervous Diseases, free. The unequaled
New Heart Cure Is sold and guaranteed
by the Logan Drug Co., also his RessoFs.
tive NerYine for headache, lts, sprees,
bot flashes, nervous chills, opium habit,
etc. 4
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II won cannot see and need speCtacles
ron should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
anest Instruments and more experience
than any other eptician In the State,
ard guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
JeWeler and OpticiRn,
Car. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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ateIn,rnr Plnnn tnr snls.

We have fine steinway & Sons
Piano, good as new, which has been left
with US to sell. Anyone wanting a
choice instrument at great bargain will
find It to their interest TO call Of once 10
see about this.
T. w. BAuMER & Co,
1910 Market street.
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Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock the
funeral Of the late Charles Goethe took
place from his residence on 0aldwell'i
run. Rev. Mr.. Haas and Rey. Q. N.
Afford conducted the funeral services In
German and English respectively. The
buriaIWas ct Mt. oliyet cemetery. The
pail bearers were Louis Jaenke, Fred
erick Remhot, Charles Fisher, Matthias
dtEtett, Robert White and James White
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For CHARTER The steamer Coahoma
will be for charter 10 excursion parties
from May ! until May II. For informa
ton and rates apply to Captain Lee An.
BhutE, on the steamer.
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Reserved seats for Benefit City Hos.
pital, under management Of Frank
Hennig, at HOUSES music store on Sat
urday morning, April 20.
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'Gbe 9ntellieetlter.
once Nos. s5 and u Fourteenthss Street.
Nov AdvortIsomont5.

s y; SpiSAa Ge5SG ass Rsss coEoA
Ft dSera HoaDe-B Banjo Mandolin Guitar Club.
StocfS and Real Estate Thomas o'bfien.
Wanted Reliable Nan.
For Rant- James A. Henry.
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REsRayrp seatsfor Benefit City Hos:
pitaI, under management OF frank
Hennig, at Houses music store on Sat-
urday morning, April25.
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sPRISG AND SUMNER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
novelties In WoOlens for mems wear
consisting Of SuIungs, Pantaloontngs
and Oyereoatings, which We nre pre-,
pared TO make up In tho best style and
hi at reasonable prices. Buy the bes'
as cent fast black seamless Half Hose
made. AT G. HESS g. SONS,
xw4s 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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RESERVED seats for Benefit City Hos
pital, under management OF Frank
Hennig, at HOUSES music store on Sat-
urday morning, April 25.
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sroNE g rHoMAs-nnAcK DRESS GOODS.
Do YOU WANT
ADJ ACK DRESS?
-pLAcK DRESS GOODS.

vac. e bought r. sss ya.dS five hundred and
henrietta Cloth MADE we @
e ~ aaorfco customers and the
ladies benefit Of this great YOU Gu"
one Of these price OF cheap one
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Go TO Kurner & Co. for Wall Papers
Of all kinds. 80 Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.
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WARRINGTON. April 2S.-Fcr Western Penn
yiyGniG, west Virginia and Ohio tAifi nortn
westerly wind; cooler.
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Tharmometer Reeord.

The thermometer at schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered as follows:
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I ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at LALLY'S, 9lOO
Main streek.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the oheapeat

IP ron have tried all other opticians
In The city and failed to get glasses TO
suit your eyes, don't give up. Consult
Witsout charge, PROFESSOR Shelf,
the 0pticlan, corner Msin and Eleventh
streets. Aw4H