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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-19

Clerk Fee, Of the Police Court, yester'
day issued warrant for Richard
Mooney, Of Charles street, accused by
his wife OF beating her in q shameful
manner. Officer Buch locked him up,
and he will answer before the Mayor
this morning.
There were FIVE cases in the Police
Court yesterday. Annie Kelly got fl
teen days for plain drunk, and man
for the same ofense paid 81 and costs.
The two men arrested by Officer Moran
for fighting on Main street at Four
teenth, paid So and costs each, and the
man hauled up by Wilkie on the same
charge S. and costs.
Two plain DRINKS were run in yester-
Last evening Officer Lukens brought
in old John Husman, who was drunk
again. John Riley, OF Moundsyille, was
put in by Wilkie on the same charge,
and last night "Pud" Lowry was run in
by He'll for disorderly conduct.
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CHEAP ATTAR OF ROSES.
Some People WIN are Soon Parted Fl
thnIr MnnNY.

some People WIN are Soon Parted from
their Money.
Last evening seedy.looking, dried
up little old man appeared in the Nc
Lure house lobby with a "snap" for the
boys. He had genuine "attar Of roses"
as everybody persists in calling altar
aud the tiny jars Of it he offered at 50 60
telling people that this was great bar
gain, and Ii was, for as much altar as he
offered for So so would cost AZ least Sl6
Anumber Of people, mostly young
men, bought Jars Of the stuff. Finally
one man offered the merchant g 50 toi
tho broken package he used as a sample
but the man declined, and as soon as he
could, disappeared. This aroused sus'
picion, and several Of the twenty or sc
purchasers opened their bottlee. They
all agreed that the predominating odol
was that OF carbon OF
A very mad victim reported the mattel
| to the police, and Officer West went ou
| to pick up the man. The stock the ole
fellow carried would probably exceed
the entire production OF altar in thI
world in good year for roses.
The buyers should remember that
rose by any other name would smell al
sweet,
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A BOOK EYERYgOpY WANTS.
"PromInent Men of west virginia" Ready
for Delivery.

"PromInent Men of West virginia" Ready
for Delivery.
Hon. George W. Atkinson and Alyaro
F. Gibbens's work, "Prominent Men Of
West Virginia" Of which W. L. Calm
is the publisher, has just been Issued
from the press of tho INTELLIaENcER job
Office. 1t Is in a literary sense, typo.
graphically and in all other respects a
volume which reflects much credit on
all engaged in getting 1t out. tits an &C.
tayo, OF 1922 pages, making no doubt
the most imposing book ever printed in
West Virginia. Il is neatly and dnrably
bound in cloth, and as work OF refer.
ence is invaluable. It contains engrav'
iugs OF the Capitol at Charleston, the
old temporary Capitol there and the old
State house here, besides 1856 full page
portraits Of leading men, living and
dead, in the State. It is littipgly dedi.
Gated to The young men Of West Yir:
Ginia. It has succiuct history Of West
Virginia, valuable tables Of. election re-
turns, records Of State officials, q state.
ment OF the advantages aud resources Of
the State and biographical sketches OF
several hundred men.
The book will be delivered to sub.
scribers at once, and those who have
not subscribed and wish to purchase 1t,
can do 80 until the few extra copies are
.-hauatad
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MARTINS FERRY.
Base -weddins Mention
RnnInI Nntnn.

Base BAH-woddins-tsrson Mention
Social Notes.
Mrs. william Lyle, Of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. John Henderson will DO candidate for
Council in the second ward.
Rev. 8. D. Barnitz, OF Des Molnes, Iowa, is Wis.
ItlnR his father in.liw, Mr.. David Park.
A large number OF young people Of this city
have the photograph craze, Aad Will buy cana
eras.
Mis- Ella Lingo haI;returned from Quaker
City, where. she attended the funeral Of her
Joseph Davis and Miss Barbara Wilson were
married last evening at 0 O'Clock By Rev. II. N.
Campbell.
Miss Clara Sheets entertained number Of
friends at her home in the Third ward on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Corwin Norton, Of FiuShing, aIe
the guests OF Judge and, Mn. J. 8. Cochran on
their way 70 the South.
Last night Rev. H. n. Campbell went TO Bridge
port 70 moderate CONGREGATIONAL meeting N
the Presbyterian church there.
Mrs. Rev. g. W. ChRllAnt, Of Pittsburgh, Wis
tied Capt and Mn. L. ". Inglebught on her WAY
70 the HAys-AlexRuder wedding.
Last evening Miss Belle Mcswords enter.
tOiued q party Of friends In 4 delightful mAnnei
at her home on South Broadway.
| hlEs AUu Ate A. lklAlbtou CtItuIWVeu llG unity
fourth AnnivetSRy Of their marriage at their resi-
dence on Fourth street on Thursday evening.
Rev. and Nm. A. E. Drownlee, Rev. q. n
Campbell, Mrs Joel Wood and daughter, MIll
| Carrie Wood. attended the HayS.AlexRuder wed
ding at Bridgeport yesterday.
The Republican primaries will be held at thu
usual voting PLACES next Saturday between
names 10 William B0Hmtu, Central Committee
| man, by O'Clock Tonight
Messrs. John P. haywood. William Prince Ant
Joe White will attend the meeting 10 be held q
the McConvllle Hotel. at steubenVllle, to-day TO
the purpose Of organizing q base ball league
the clubs Of the Ohio Valley. A private lettel
rays "the affairs In regard 70 the Ohio Vale!
| League are pros FeSsiug finely, aud we will hayI
large number OF delegates ut our meeting
| This lepgue Is bound 70 be success, ana thin;
will do more 10 arouse the base ball crAnkSs thai
all the independent base ball n!i.Ios In IhI
valley"
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BKl.AIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

An Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Miss Maggie Murray Is threatened with pncu'
MONA.
R,P. Blggart, freight inspector, is threatened
with fever.
President Jones will address the miners al
City Hall tonight at O'Clock.
Five hundred DLgos are 10 be put to work on
the Pipe Creek pixies next week.
william Blackburn. son Of o. /. Blackburn, Ii
still lying very low with consumption.
Twenty four ladIes Of the ", c, 7, U, went "a
Flushing yesterday 10 district convention.
George Stewart, who has been visiting hill
parents at New MRrtinSville, returned yesterday
The concert by the Ehubert QuArtette Club o.
Chicago promises 10 DO Ilre treat for those who
attend tonight.
JIM. Wilson has subscriptions 10 the amount
OF SIS on list for the sinking OF another well on
Thirty.eighth street.
A Slight fire at the pot factory Of Joseph g.
Grill'B Sons made big smoke but was soon ex
tingulGhed by one OF the BAbc0cks.
stalled on the hill and broke the harness several
times, having to double on the hill alter all.
Mrs. H. G. Wilson, assisted by Mrs. R. @. FArls,
entertained the ChRliant Mission Band II the
home Of the former Monday night, and on Mon
day afternoon Mrs. ]. B. Smith entertained her
sunday School class elegantly az her home on
Belmont street.
James Wiley, OF this county, left yesterday for
Concord, n. H., 10 become keeper OF the slate
Insane Asylum Of New Hampshire. Nj. Wiley
says 1t seems strange 70 many but the life Is not
unpleasant By any means, and the pay is very
remuuer&tive. HeTecently resigned Gt the State
Asylum OF Iowa 10 accept the eastern position,
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Now cnmherlnnd Knights.

Marshal Division, Uniformed Rank,
K.ef P, was duly installed Tuesday
night at New Cumberland with thirty.
two charter members, and starts of
under the prestige Of being the largest
division in the State. Colonel Matthews,
Of Wheeling, was the instituting officer
and the work was done In good and
proper form. After the ceremony an
elegant banquet was served OF the Stew
art House, at which responses to toasts
were made. Judge Mansfield delivering
one Of his happy little speeches amid
great applause. The members Of Ivan
hoe Division, Of Steubenville, present
werei George P. Keiis, Harry Il. Pride,
John B. Griffith, q. W. Stewart and h.
& Hhima
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DEATH OF JACOB NUSGR.
A Prominent old German citizen Dies at a
Ripe Ags-His Career.

Ripe Age-His Career.
The friends Of Mr.. Jacob Nunge were
panied to hear Of his death, which oc.
CURED yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Eupge was born November Is,
1929, in Bauenthal, Department La
Mosselle, at that time French territory.
He immigrated in 1852 to America, lived
short time in Buffalo, and settled in
Wheeling In 1853. He married bis first
xiie, Miss Elizabeth Ritter, in 1854, and
their four children survive him, Mrs.
Kate Schulz, Mrs. Emily Reltz, Charles
Nunge and Miss Lizzie Nunge. His sec
ond wife was Mrs. Daub, widow Of John
Daub, whom he married in 1855. Two
children from this marriage survive their
father, Mrs. Carrie Krogh and Jacob
Nj. Nunge joined the Wheeling Turn-
yerein in 1858, and was for many years
FIRST speaker, and frequently q delegate
TO the North American Turnerbund. he
was also member OF Hermann Lodge
No. 4, A. o. U. W., William Tell Lodge
No. 8, /. o. o. F., Logan Tribe No. !, l.
o. r. NJ, and Unity Lodge No. 2S4, d.
o. a., also OF the Arion, Beethoven,
Germania and Maennerchor singing
societies.
The funeral will take place Friday,
though 1t has not been decided in which
cemetery the remains will be buried.
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YESTERDAYS NAIL MEETING.
Some Progress Made, but no Combination
yet Formed.

yet Formed.
The meeting Of nail manufacturers
mentioned yesterday morning as to take
place here yesterday was very fairly at
tended, but as to definite results not
much more was accomplished than at
the meeting last week. For some time
the mills have suffered from the ruinous
low prices due to sharp competition, and
the meeting Of last week was called to
attempt TO reach some agreement
or combination by which this
evil might be remedied. At that
meeting committees on plan Of action
were appointed, and the meeting I'D
iourned till yesterday.
Yesterday Messrs. ]. A. Kelly, OF the
Kelly Iron and Nail Company, OF Iron
ton Charles Il. Green, Of the Norton
Iron and Nail Works, OF Ashland; B. Il
Burr, otthe Bellefonte Works, 1ronton
R, s. Warner, Of King, Gilbert 4 War
ner, Columbus; j. b. Dubois, Of the
Belmont; Msjor Alonzo LoTing and
George Wise, Of the Benwood; Cecil
Robinson, OF the LaBelle; o. Il. Hub
bard, OF the Top mill, this city; Jamet
Wilson, Of BelIaire, and Spaulding Wal
lace, ofthe Jefferson, Steubenville, wer'
present. Several plans Of Organization
or combination were suggested, but non'
Of these met with the approval OF al
present, and after appointing two add
tional committees the meeting again I'D
liourned.
a prominent nail manufacturer Of thi
city said last evening that 1t looked as !
another season that ought to be one o
prosperity for the nail mills must pas
before any steps could be taken t
remedy the demoralized condition o
Some good sized shipments Of nail
have been made by local mills this week
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sT MATTagWls MISSION CLOSED.
Rev. Mr.. Christensen Departs After a Ver1
sucorssFnl Work.

Rev, Mr.. Carstsnson DepaFts After a Very
Successful Work.
Rev. Mr.. Christensen, general mis-
sioner Of the EplsCopalian church, left
for the East last evening, the services
last night at st. Matthew's church hay'
ing closed his ten.day mission here.
His theme last evening was "Heaven."
The congregation eager to hear his last
words was 90 large that chairs and
benches were brought in and put in the
aisles, and after these extra seats had
been filled many were compelled 10
stand.
course, Rev. DR.. swope, the rector,
thanked the reverend missioner Tor his
untiring devotion to the arduous labors
which he had 80 faithfully performed,
and asserted that his mission 70 Wheel.
ing had aroused the spirituality IN many
soul. $50,
Mr.. Christensen in opening said that
he was sure his sermon for this occasion
had no text, or rather that the whole
Bible was his text. His discourse was
full Of eloquence, and bis many hearers
OF all denominations who bave formed
the congregation since these meetings
began, manifested q deep interest In his
remarks. n a'.
At the close of the service Mr.. Cars
| ,nsen stood in front Of the vast congre'
CATION and repeated the baptismal VOWS
Of the church, asking that all repeat
them with him, and majority OF those
present did terVently repeat the solemn
VOWS.
ened and deepened tho zeal Of Dr.
Swcpe's own people, as well as that o.
members Of other churches. OF the
congregations the average has beer
about one.third Episcopalian members
to two.thirds Of non.members, portion
of these not being members OF any
Rev. Or swope will now resume BIZ
Lenten services, which will continue
until Easter. Next Sunday kt. Rev
Bishop g. W. Peterkin will pay his an
nual visit to the two churches here, con
tlrming class OF adults at st. Matthew
church in the forenoon and a class at 81
Luke'sin the evening.
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WHEELING INSTRUMENT 90.

Our preparations far surpass any oil
our past effotts-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 style-The headquarters OF
seaSonable Noveltes-The depository Of
choice manufactures in Furniture, Car.
pets and general Housefurnishing Goods
NO connoisaeur can consistently omit
calling on us before purchasing What
is "a la mode" in hOuseiurniShings can
be seen here,
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Reception to n NeWIy mat1ied Pair.

On Tuesday evening Of this week, Mr..
and Mrs. John 7. Handy gave a very
pleasant reception at their home on the
South Side, TO their daughter Annie,
and their new son.in.law, Mr.. Elmer
Grimes. The young couple, in order to
enjoy a little romance and to surprise
their friends, had been quietly married
two or three weeks before. Those who
were present never enjoyed q more de-
lightiul evening. The good cheer that
prevailed and the refreshments that
were served will not soon be forgotten.
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Whyl What can It be, but suffering
and sorrow, disease and death. 1tyou
neglect the symptoms Of Q disordered
liverY take Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. II outseliB oil other
remedies. Sold under condition
that It must either benefit or
cure the patient, or the money paid for
it will be promptly returned. II cures
all diseases arising from deTanged liver,
or from impure blood, as billousness,
oliver complaint, "all skin and scalp dis
eases, salt-rheum, letter, scrotulous sores
and dwellings, feyersores, hipjoint dis
ease and kindred ailments.
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A young farmer of Belmont county,
who has been experimenting with
onions, finds that they are the best crop
to raise. On an acre and a quarter he
grew 700 bushels Of onions, and most Of
them sold for g per bushel. This is
more money than could be made from
thirty acres OF wheat or any other grain
in this vicinity. Onions were always
noted for their scents, but this mans ex-
perience seems to indicate that there are
dollars in 'em, too.
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y you want GOOD wan Paperg q low

GEo. Z. KpRSER q Co.,
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth street,
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The Terminal company had a gang Of
men at work last night, changing the
street car tracks over on the finished
section of tho Eoti street bridge. Ex.
cavating for the building Of the western
section will be commenced to-day. The
contractors have been pushing this
work, and with tho continuance Of good
weather will soon complete 1t. By
changing the tracks at night any delay
10 street car travel will be avoided.
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prefers West YIrglnla Jastioe.

Chief of Police Delbrugge yesterday
called on John Mooney az the jail and
asked him II he would 20 to Ashtabula
county, Ohio, without reputation.
John said no; he would prefer to stay
in West Virginia and stand trial on
the Weitsburg charge. Capt, DelbESgge
is in receipt Of q letter from Phil:
Deitsch, Superintendent OF Police OF
Cincinnati, inQuiring about Mooney. He
also spoke OF John Corners as having
bsen arrested there December 2 last.
The description OF Conners given in
Superintendent Deitsch's letter tRl!ies
exactly with that Of OonneIs.
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SPRING SUGGESTIONS.
Avoid dnughts and sudden changes Of Ieui'

Avoid dnushts and sudden changes Of teni'
petature.
DO not discard your warm winter clothing too
soon. It Is better to suffer little inconyeni'
ence than to take cold.
Remember that one Is especially liable 70 con-
tact bad cold or chill at this season Of the
year.
A cough or cold contracted between tho tea-
sons Is the most annoying kind, and may last
through tho summer.
II you feel cough or q cold coming on, take
q drink Of pure Wh,Skey at once. It will keep
the blood In circulation And Is the eesl prevent
I've against the diseases OF the season,
Remember that only pure HhlSkey should %
taken. DuGy'I Pure malt Whisky has the
strongest recommendations from the LEADING
scientists and medical men. II II the only
standard medicinal WhiEkey. Take NO other
from your druggist or grocer. III
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage Of wator and movements Of Boat

Stage Of Water and Movements OF Boats
Tho River Interests.
The river was falling last night, with Il feet
inches in the channel.
The reports from above last night were as fol
lows:
BFownville-7teo feet inches and tAlllngi clear
and cool.
warrsn-2 feet inches and falling; cloudy
and mild.
The Lizzie Bay left yesterday for Charleston
at Q. m.-The Matt Z. Allen swung out for
Pittsburgh at a. m.-The Andes passed down
for Cincinnati ut 10 q. m.---The Ben Hur, for
Pittsburgh, left at noon.-The Bachelor passed
up for Pittsburgh at Up. m.
TO days schedule Is as follows: The II. K.
Bedford will leaye for Pittsburgh at 8 a. NJ
The hudson will pass down for Cincinnati at
q. m.-Th0 Courier goes TO PatkerEburR At
noon.-The Scotia Will pass Up tsem Cineln'
natl 10 Pittsburgh at 9 a. m.
Tho steamer Andes took an enormous lot Of
nails at BellAire and DenW00d yesterday.
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Rev. Mr.. na,a Married.

Rev. CO. Hays, formerly pastor Of
the Presbyterian church Of Bridgeport,
and Miss Lucy Alexander, of Kirkwood,
were married at the BRIDES home at high
noon yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Hays, OF al:
legheny, father Of the groom, performed
the ceremony. The Wheeling Opera
House Orchestra furnished music for the
occasion, and Mrs. Zsigeitelder served
Refreshments after the wedding. Quite
a large number Of invited friends were
present, and the newly welded pair
were the recipients Of fine col.
lection OF elegant presents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays LETT on the 1:90p. m. B. & o.
train for an extended Eastern trip.
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AT THE THEATRES.
..Nfnonrthl,n NIinhnn..m

OF this funny piece, to DO given at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday, the New Orleans
TINES Democrat says:
throughout It's entire course, from the time
the curtain went up on the 1rSt act until Il was
rnng down on the close OF the performance, the
audience was kept in state Of boisterous hilAr.
ity. Nearly every BIT Of speciality was recalled q
second and third time. DcnRtI:: Ne CdFthy, who
has run Of hard luck, and Atehlel AHuildH, his
Ferguson and ]. !. Mari. In the course OF the
play they are subjected 10 severe usage, especl'
ally In the Assault aud Battery" specially. "
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Chicago, ILL.,, March Is "A few days
ago, Hattie Juersta, a nurse employed
by Mrs. Smell, wife Of the murdered
millionaire, was arrested, charged by
her employer with larceny. Mrs. SHELLS
health has been failing. 1t was noticed
that a tonic she was taking was having a
bad effect. She found in the bottom Of
the bottle white substance which her
physician SAID was not part Of the tonic.
The girls arrest followed. In her trunk
was found $500 worth Of Mrs. SHELLS
property and q vial Of white powder
identical with that found in the bottle.
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SurprI.e To All.

After using "Mother's Friend" two
months / was go speedily and easily re-
lieved that 4 was a surprise to those at
tending me. "Mother's Friend" un-
doubtedly lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Will recommend it to all ex.
pectant mothers, and advise them to use
Il. Mrs. ]. A. R., Muncie, Ind. Sold
at Wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Go. and all druggists. 1.DAw
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The entertainment by E. P. Ransom,
the Bleight-of,hand performer, and D.
W. Robertson, the musical attist, next
Monday evening, at the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be unique.
Rev. b. A. Powell, pastor Of the Lee
avenue Congregational church Of Brook
lyn, says Of Mr.. RaibOm: "He is one
Of the most clever slelght.of.hand per
formers whom / have had the pleasure
OF seeing. His entertainment will not
fail TO please the most faslidious and
critical audience" OF Mr.. Robertson,
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HoIIlpAYrCorps No. i, W. R. O., will
hold an open social meeting this Thurs:
day) evening, March 10, TO which all
members OF the g. A. r. are invited.
One hour OF special service will be
devoted commemorative Of the lives Of
comrades General Sherman and Admiral
Porter, recently deceased. A short pro-
gramme willbs rendered suitable TO the
hmm
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If Won cannot see and nOed spectacles
yon shouId call ON us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
lnest Instruments and more e1peFIelce
taan any other epticlsn In the state,
and snarRhtee satisfaction or money re-
Funded. JACOB w. CRUISE
JeHeler and 0pdciRn,
Car. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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THE WHEELING
lNiSTALMBNT
CO.,
1856 lt4o Market Street..
1855 to ii4O Market Street.

House cleaning season-HOusekeep.
ers, tradespeople'S, storekeepers', every.
body's busy season-spring is fast ap-
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-.
pairing to display q 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 it we have
an assortment unequaisd at prices un-
approachable.