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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
SEVERAL bases of diphtheria are re-
ported from Caldwelps Run.
THREE deeds of trust were left for
record in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
JOHN WARNER was arrested by Officer
Donnelly last evening for disorderiyh con-
duct.
w. A. WILLIAMSON was yesterday ap-
pointed the attorney for the Mccoy Snoe
Company
THE south foundation pit of the Main
street bridge is once more surrounded oy
sheet piling.
The Merchants Retail Commercial
Agency held a meeting at their nall, NO.
1910 Chapline street, yesterday.
ABOUT noon yesterday two-horse coun-
try team ran away near Caldwell's hun,
but did no damage beyond upsettng
lamp post.
THE case against Martin Kraft was In
vestigated before Justice Davis, last even,
ing, and was dismissed, as all the DINERS OF
similar nature have been.
THE speed programme OF the western
Pennsylvania Agricultural Assoclatlon mas
been published. The fair is to De neld Au-
gust Slst and September LIST, I'd, Sd and 4tn'
STOLE Bros. yesterday sent to the REG
IsTRR the largest and sweetest watermelon
of the season The luscious piece OF trul'
was discussed by the writing force at MID
night. Thanks.
THE Central Fishing Club, which were
camping up the Muskingum river the past
five weeks, returned home en- mdsse yester'
day morning. They had splendid tune,
They brought up $50 pounds OF tsn with
them. Fish were abundant.
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Still shaking.

It appears that despite the precau-
tions taken by the Wheeling Electrical
Company to prevent complaint about
the shaking of houses, caused by the
vibration of machinery in their new
nIant. at Thirty-sixth and Mccullough
streets. the old trouble still exist. Mrs.
Colmar. who owns a dwelling near the
nlant. complains that the plaster Is
falling down, and she cannot secure
tsDant for the house, Other families
living in the neighborhood tell the
s.me story. The shaking Of windows
can be plainly heard as the Eight Ward
hose house, and other points, nearly two
squares from the plant
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HARD AT WORK.
IMPORTANT NETTING OF TIE ILECTRIu SUB
COMMISSION.
An lrchisctSslscisd, Who IS to Get 10 Work At Once
Plans for the Bulding-GsEing the Wires 10
the klnd-AnOthsr Meeting for To-Day.

The Executive Committee Of the Elec-
trio Light Commission, consisting Of
the three Gas Trustees and Messrs. c.
A. Robinson and P. F. Farrell, met at
the City Hall yesterday afternoon and
transacted a very considerable amount
OF work. Another meeting will be
held this afternoon, when there will be
present a representative of the Hamil-
ton-COrliss Engine Company, a repre-
sentative of the firm which will put in
the clutch pnlleys, and these gentle
men, in connection with Mr.. c. S.
Knight, Of the Fort Wayne Electrical
Company, who arrived yesterday, and
Expert Seeley, will consult with the
Executive Committee and with the arch
itect, and will mark out further in
stallment Of work. 1t Is the desire Of
the Commission to make all the haste
with the construction OF the plant con-
sistent With the best Of work, and they
announce that their best endeavOrs will
be put forth towards having the city
Illuminated with the new light by
Christmas eve, at the very latest.
AT yesterdays meeting, Expert Seeley
and Mr.. c. s. knight. Of the Fort
Wayne Company, were in consultation
with the Commission, and as a result
some modification was made in the
dimensions OF the building to be erected,
this being done to meet the change
made in the machinery by the terms Of
Mr.. Knights amended bid, accepted by
the Commission last Monday night. The
building as finally sketched of, and as
It will be submitted to the architect for
drawings, is as is shown in the follow
Ing sketch:-
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Tube manufacturers Combine

PIrrsBURG, August "a Washing
ton, Pa, Tri-State News Bureau special
says: A meeting of tube manufacturers
of the United States will be held In
philadelphia on Thursday to consider a
scheme to buy out or lease the smaller
concerns for term Of five years. The
movers in the project are the National
Tube Works, Pennsylvania Tube Works,
Spang, Chalfant * Co., and the Ameri-
can Tube and Iron Co.
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WILL CHANGE HANDS.
Negotiations for Change In the Manage
ment of the Hotel Windsor.

Negotiations for Change In the Manage
ment of the Hotel windsor.
Negotiations have been under way Tor
some time in regard to a change in the
management of the Hotel Windsor, and
it is quite probable that new firm will
assume control on September 1st. Sew
eral parties are after the hotel, includ-
ing a gentleman from Newark, o., and
another from Chicago.
Negotiations are now pending be-
tween the proprietor, Mr.. Hobbs, and
Messrs. f. H. Hanlon, OF Richmond,
Ind, and j. B. Isleff, of Dayton, o.,
both practical hotel men. These gen.
tlemen have both been here during the
past ten days, examined the hotel and
expressed themselves as we'll pleased
with its equipment. 1t is understood
that the price at which the furniture Is
held is SIS, 1000, and the lease at $4,000
per year.
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DIED.

KELLEY-At Benwood, on Monday, August
8, 1891, at 7:20 o'clock p. m, Rosa, wife Of john
Kelley aged 80 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JOHNSON-Monday, August g. 1891, at $50
M, JOHN II. JOHNSON. son Of tina ate James and
Amelia johnson, in the sixteenth year of his
age.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents,
No. 12! Seventeenth street, Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. Iuterment at Mt. Calvary.
CRUMMIT-M Monday morning, August Sd,
1891, at O'Clock, GROVER c., infant son Of II
U. and Annie Belle Crummit, aged weeks and
4 days.
The interment will take place a. ClarksburS,
W. Va, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Crummt,
where funeral services will be held at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, at the residence Of Mrs.
Hulda Jane Crummit. Rev. Moore. OF the Zane
Street NJ. f. Church, will accompany the re-
mains to Clarksburg.
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wlth interest," BY the local eIectrIc lIght

with interest by the local electric light
people,
The report which has been in circula-
ton for some time, to the effect that the
Thomson-Houston Electric Company,
OF Boston, and the Fort Wayne, Ind,
Electric Company, had purchased a
large interest in the Municipal Electric
Light Company, Of this city, was con-
tirmed to-day by Mr.. James Campbell,
local broker, who has engineered sew
eral similar deals. The monetary con-
sideration is not stated. Mr.. Campbell
says that the purchasers are after q
controlling interest.
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BIG ASSIGNMENT.
A Dealer in Commercial Paper Assigns
with Direct Liabilities OF So, 500. 900.

Dealer In Commercial Paper Assigns
with Direct Liabilities OF So, 100000.
NEW YORK, August 3. = Abraham
Backer, dealer In commercial paper at
No. 2s5 Broadway, made an assignment
yesterday without preferences to Benja-
min F. Einstein, of Townsend, Dyett &
Einstein, lawyers at PAT Broadway. Mr..
Backer was heavy dealer in CONNER
cial paper and also the capitalist Of the
firm Of A. Backer & Co., dry goods
commission merchants at 2S5 Broad
way. He also manufactured goods at
Glastonbury, Conn.,, where he has fine
mill. These goods were principally for
Southern trade. He sold the goods
which he manufactured through his
own firm of A. Backer & Co. His as
signment, it is said, does not affect the
firm, although he was the principal
partner and capitalist, his son, n. G..
Bacller, being the company.
~ Mr.. Backer's principal business was
dealing in commercial paper. His large
connections in the South and Southwest
enabled him to handle great deal Of
commercial paper, either as broker or
a purchaser. His liabilities are said to
be about 81, 900, 600 of which So, 500, 900
is direct and $1,000, 900 contingent. The
latter is said to be all right and no loss
is anticipated. The contingent liabili-
ties are mainly endorsements on COM
mercial paper discounted by the banks.
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Boy Drowned.

opectU1 tIeQTU7E 70 tI5 IeVIsIeT.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. August a.
Eli Dawson, son Of VIM. Dawson, ESQ.,,
OF Leading Creek, Writ county, while
bathing with several companions in
that stream, got beyond his depth, and
was drowned. The body was found a
short time after the accident and taken
to the residence of the boys parents.
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ritzs,mmons and Hail to Right.

! SAN FRANCISCO, August IA dis
patch printed here says: Fitzsmmons
and Hall have agreed to fight in the
California Athletic Club rooms for a
purse OF six thousand dollars. Presi-
dent Fulda, of the California Club, said
this evening that he has been tele-
graphing all day to bring about match,
and expected an answer tonight, when
it will be considered at a meeting of the
club directors. The club wants the
fight for this month.
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nnel with KniYes.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 3.-Antonio
Jentles and Marento Kielo fought a
duel in East ST. Louis to-day. Jentles'
body now lies in the mOrgue. Both the
killed and the slayer were Italians; they
were brothers-in-law, and both lived at
No. so Morgan street, st. Louis. They
went to East ST. Louis this morning,
each with a basket Of lemons, and each
being anxious to outsell the other.
They met during the course Of the day,
and the man whose basket was nearest
full complained to the other about the
injury he was doing him in business
way. After few words the men went
to a secluded and vacant lot, and there
discarded words as weapons and substi-
tuted knives, the little son Of the dead
man, who accompanied his father, being
the only witness to the duel. Kielo
escaped.
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Onto Detroit.

..UOuV uIVvvu nivinVO4S uis. ~. -.
r. departed yesterday over the 3. Il O..
for Detroit, in addition to others who
took advantage of the excursion rates.
About twenty-five went on Sunday.
Four excursion trains from the east
passed through Belaire yesterday,
bound for Detroit.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. 1891 Eoff street, brick; e, 100.
No l0i Fifteenth street. 500
No. IS 5. Broadway, frame; 1880.
No. l55 Sixteenth street. brick and frame
Thirty-two Acres OF the Cochran portion OF the
John Reid farm in Pleasant VALLEY, on the
National Road, now occupied by Joseph Dim
mey: ti2 0cO.
No. 80 Virgins street, eight rooms and bath
room: new; si.0O.
No. III Alley Il, East Wheeling. Frame House
of four rooms; Lot 30xlS0 feet; t7OO.
Brookside on the National Road. about one
mile west Of Bridgeport. Ohio. over half an
acre OF ground, with good dwelling and all
necessary improvements; $500
Building Lots or west side OF n Huron street,
Island, ST 30 per front foot
iO0x350 feet IN Pleasant Valley, on the National
Road, for @, 500. on easy terms.
The business property No. I5s2 Main street,
now occupied by }. W. Hunter Co.'S Spice
Mills
The Pryor place on National Rosd, near Elm
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres
STOCKS FOR SALE.
80 Shares Brilliant Iron and Steel Company.
90 Shares Benwood Iron Works.
5Shares Hobbs Glass Company.
5Shares Panhandle Coal and Iron Company.
ol-5 Shares Street Railway Company.
RINEHART & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
!yis 70. lsit hsrkss sssses.
"a [1-o@ 49,
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OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court OF Ohio county, w. Va.
In the matter OF the probate OF the viii OF
Thomas 2. Shallcross. deceased.
This 2lst day OF July. 1891. John J. jacob pre-.
scnted his petition asking Tor the probate OF
the will OF Thomas y. Shallcross, deceased, and
IL appearing by said petition aud an affidavit
iled herein that Anna ShAllcross. wife Of FL
wood w. shsllcross. Thomas PAUL Shallcross,
Devices Shsilcross. Harry Shalcross (son Of Will
liam d. and Harry A. Shallcro,s are non resi-
dents OF the State OF West Virginia, IL Is there
fore ordered that the aforesaid parties do ap.
pear within one month from the nrst pubica.
lion hereof and do what Is necessary TO protect
their interest In this matter.
published the FIRST time July 29d, 1891.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
JouS J. JACOB, Attorney. iy22oawt
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An Electric Light Deal 1t 81. Louis
The following telegram, received
nom St. Louis lakt evening, VIII Dc feao
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ITO PRINTERS-FOR SALE-TwO ROLLER
l. Moulds, one inches in diameter and ~
inches long; one feet long and 20 inches In
diameter. Also set OF chains ana shafts for
connecting folders with cylinder presses. APP
ply at this Office. 1e23h
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NOTICE TO sroCKHoIDERs.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A SPECIAL
= meeting Of he stockholders of the King Counrv
investment Company vii! be held at the CON-
pauy's office on Monday, November g, at O'clock
?. r. J. GRANT Pres,6anr
$. e SMITH. Secretary '
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NOTICE TO cOSrRAcroRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SE PRO
~ posals Will De received by the board of direc-
tors of school district No. %, Chico Ktsap county,
Wash. up TO 80 o. m. October 27, 1891 for me
erection Of a two-Story schoolhouse
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Office
of 3. sparks, chico.
The board Of directors reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids
BY order of board Of directors school district No
%. r. F. CASSEL, Clerk
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Special NOTICES.

CCHOOL ELFCTTON-NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given thar on Saturday, November the 7th
1881, school 8 ection will be held in school dis
trict No. l, IN the city Of seattle King county for
the purpose OF eecring member of the board of
education for term of three years.
The polls Will De open at d m. and continue
open until p. n. at the following polling places
Rainier school, Third street near Jetfe- Nc
Coomos building, seventh and Pike streets;
Denny school. T. T. Minor school and Nichols
build ng, Fremont. W H HUGHES, President
Attest-H. +. WHITNEY, Secretary.
Dated Seattle. Wash, october 16, 1891.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Pound
TcFfale For Rent and Situations Wanted will he
Inserted at the rate of / a word each insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received for less than Is cents
EoTICF--The business Office OF the Posr-Tv-
TELLrsEScER is open until IL ?. m Classified
advertisements viii be received up 10 this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch Offices
ef the PosT-IsTELLIeEHcER al:
Tacoma. .....................T Summons, Agent
fort Townsend. French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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E'oR SALE--LODGTNG-HO Il ROOMS;
Il cellent location. long lease: chesp rent;
house full; great chance Address ;. A, Post
intelligence.
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VETERIFARI4gs.

A ]. M'INTOsH, VETERINARY SURGEON.
-. graduate OF Toronto Veterinary College OF
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 20J; residence telephone 36z
WALTER GREEN. VETERINARY PHYsE
w clan and surgeon; honorary graduate On.
tario Veterinary College. Office and iadfnary a
Quincy Cab stables. corner West and University
streets; telephone 432.
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RI.

\ ELLIE J. HAZi.EWOOD. ARTIST IN
~ structlons given IN OIL ccav0n and water col
oTs- studio; room 3Oj Seattle National Bank
block, Second and YesIsr.
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= LITISG.

pACIFfC RAILING AND PLATING; ..OIT-
1 fany, manufacturers OF IRON fences grille
al are WofE, ratings, fancy iron woTz aua ire
lis Union street. F-----s'
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COUNTY NOTICES.

Urea STREE'S NOTICE-lHE COUNTY
1 .res,Crer II King county, " asningron viii pay
on presentation ali Outstanding warrants drawn on
tue genera school fund Of school district No. so,
which have teen p-eSelIe 10 the treasurer and
Endorsed paid for want Of funds p.or 70 date OF
this notice.
No interest viii be paid on such warrants after
mis- date BYRON PHELPS,
County Treasurer
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+ SAIE-Rock AND STATIONERY Bus
lrs1 TO Front street
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FOR sALE-urscELLASEo Us.

EoR SALE-THREF FRENCH RA NGES. 200
Il stoves, loads furniture in L arrived m ust
oe sold Second hand store, sixth and Pike.
CEapia.
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WANTED-LA DIES VINO WILL, Do WRIT
w ing TO- me at home VIII make good wages
Address. with seif-ad1ressed STAMPED euveloua
Miss Flora n Jones. south Bend. Ind nrcnrieto-
ion Beware Of initators
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L4SDsC4PE G4PDFyFBS

4 LFRED GRAS>NER, LANDSCAPE GAR
y ceheT Corner White and Madison streets
CARMICHAEL, STIRLING & co. LAND
H-scap. gardeners plans and estimates furnished
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FOR SALF-CHEAP. ONE FINE JEWEL
Il er's wall case and four o-foot counter. cases
and counters. Address Showcase, POst-Inteil-
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OCULIsTS AND AURrsTs.

nR. CT ORGE \. REICH-OCULIsT ATrprsn
~ and physician for diseases Of the throat ~
removed his office TO rooms 203 and 204 Pfonss,
binding.
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HANTED-P4RTNER
WANTED-PARTNER IN AN ESTA p.
w lshed once business; only small capital
quired lady or gentleman NJ. 1. L., Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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nR. GEORGE NEwLANDS. PHYsTcr1r
II and surgeon. Pioneer building telephons
Office. at; residence, 400
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4SSAYERS IND CHEMISTS. 4

n E BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL AssAYER FoR
~. Chamber of Commerce; mines examined;
assaying and chemical work of all kinds dons
Rooms AZ. IS and 40 sullivan building, Fvd
street. between Cherry and Columbia
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CoMHTssI0N AND STORAGE.

I'VE HAVE SUPERIOR FACILITIES IN
W our extensive warehouses for storing house
mold good, and turnlture also grain and other pro-
cuce. IL. X. Hammond & Co .s2l-sz3 West rect
corner Marion
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nR. STILL-ON-FYE. EAR NOSE AVN
IL throat. Haller building
nR. KTBBE-OCCLIST AND ACRIsT Avn
IL physician for diseases OF the throat: reunoras
10 Haller block. corner Columbia and secnnt
streets. rooms and 3.
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QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
" ington hall. 1875 Sixth street. Advanced
class conveues Monday and Friday at p. m; be-
ginners Thursday at p. M; juvenile. saturday,
p N private lessons; send for circular. G. Lopp
Instructor.
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WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral honsework. Apply at once, Mrs. Ike
RoSenthal. 704 Pike street
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EoCND-A MERLOT; Who's Is IT. AT
l. o-g SECONDHAND store sixth and P1ks. Cnap-n
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DENTISTS.

nR. T.. GARDNER. DENTIST SEATTLE
~ National Bank building corner Second and
Nesler avenue.
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ABSTR1CTORS.

DOOTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
I'D Inc ]. Rooms Z02, 204 and 200 Burke block,
corner second ana Marion streets.
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Dgeon 2l1 and 2l2 Pioneer block Oriee ~. = =
9 10 IL. to Residence, eorner McCiairs ~
Bare ay streets. aug
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS; BUFFERS BOOK:
w LOGO pages; 200 engravings; published in
work by General benjamin T. Bntler territory
should be spoken for promptly: correspondence
invited from experienced solicitors and others
seeking good opportunities J. Dewing Company,
San Francisco
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WANTED-GIRL NOT OVER IL YFAps
w for nursing. Mrs. Whittier. Second and pom
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IA AS1ED-POsITIOS BY EXPERIENCED
w collector. will devote all part OF time; ref
erencss or security. Address ". W, Post
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