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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
AT MOUNTAIN LAKE.
Interesting Meetings Heid-The chautau-
qua Assembly Opens Tonight.
e.,., "a ~ ~. TnteIIinsnner

Interesting Meetings Hsid-The chau.au-
qua Assembly Opens Tonight.
Special Dispatch TO the Iateliigneer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nm, Aug. g.
The X. of P. picnic was quite success,
although the rainy weather in the morn
ing kept great many away. There was
thought to be three or four thousand
people here during the day. .
The Y. NJ. G. 4. convention began
Thursday evening of last week and
closes tonight. The meetings have all
been very good. After most excellent
experience meeting Sabbath morning,
DR.. G. X. Morris, OF Cincinnati, preached
a wonderful sermon on "No Night in
Heaven" Then at night DR.. King, Of
Washington, d. c., and Mr.. IL Thane
Miller, Of Cincinnati, assisted in hold
ing very successful Evangelical meet
ing.
gins Tomorrow night. The Kinder
garten work has already begun, and the
school Of photography opens tomorrow.
Mr.. Ed Ryan has been suffering
greatly with a bone felon on his right
hand.
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THE STATE FAIR.
Attractions to BE oEered VIII Excel All
Previous Efforts.

AtbEuCtluu1 ~ DO SheEu0 WAA A@ASSA 3AAA
Previous Efforts.
The attention OF our readers is called
to the advertisement OF the West Vir-
ginia Exposition and State Fair, which
is contalnedin this issue. This ihstitu-
ton has already proven Of great benefit
to this section; has been instrumental
in bringing in our midst superior
Gloss OF live stock, and advancing the
interests Of our farmers and public
generally, and creating the opportunity
10 witness the results Of the genius and
progress OF our inventive people.
The exhibits this year will by far eN-
coed any previous ones, great interest
being manifested BY breeders Of live
stock in all parts OF the country.
A special effort will be made in the
exposition department TO arrange for an
interesting and entertaining exhibit,
and something fine can be expected.
The machinery and implement depart
ment will be magnificent indeed, and as
this is the age of progress nothing
stands still, ana with this in view the
management has fully kept pace with
the general move, ana has spared no
expense TO make her 1891 lair even SUI
perior to her past splendid efforts. The
attractions this year will by fur excel
those of former years; there will be
fourteen great trotting, pacing. and
running races. The increased premiums
offered will be certain to bring forward
large collection OF the most celebrated
flyers OF the United States and Canada.
On Tuesday, September s, at p. m,
the second day OF tire fair, the world re-
nowned Jewell Bros, who have been
engaged at great expense, will make a
grand balloon ascension and parachute
lump. They have never made q failure
and will make the leap when at dis
lance Of about one mile from the earth.
The management have certainly dis
played great enterprise and Eenergy,
they having met with another severe
loss by tho past great flood OF February
1881, the damage sustained being
somewhat over 5000, but notwith.
standing this blow, the grounds and
buildings have again been placed in
splendid condition.
The premiums have been increased
and will unqnestionably bring forth the
finest exhibition Of horses, cattle, sheep,
swine, poultry, etc.
The State Fair is certainly deserving
OF the most liberal patronage OF our
generous hearted public, and no doubt
but what there will be large concourse
OF people in attendance.
All railroads entering Wheeling have
arranged to make special low rates for
those who desire to attend from a dis
lance.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In tho city and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

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Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Charles B. OFT has returned from
AsbGry Park.
Andy Howard got back from atlantic
City yesterday.
Frank Howard sr.l vile left for Eos
toria yesterday.
Mis- Maggie lIowa.lis down with a
toucl! Of :hc lever.
Thomas Robinson and family return
ed 10 Findlay Yesterday.
Robert Holmes, It member Of the G.
a. r., IL in detroit this week
Miss Emma Nleagle will leave to-day
for visi; to her home At Marietta.
9trs. Elizabeth Dixon, of Allegheny,
Pa, wus NJ the st. Charles yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas, OF North Main street, is
visiting friends at Quaker City, Ohio.
Postmaster Cowden is gradually re-
covering from his attack Of typhoid
fever.
DIR. G. F. Ulrich left last night for
Manhattan, Kansas, to be gone three
weeks.
Henry Robrecht, of the St. Charles
hotel, took in the excursion to Detroit
yesterday.
s.P. NlcGough and E. P. Mobley, OF
Cameron, registered ut tho Stamm
House, yesterday.
Sam Scott, the well known conductor
on the electric street railway line, has
returned from n visit to Matdmoras.
Mrs. Mary Howard and family will
move into the new house at tho corner
of Thirty-sixth and Eotf streets to-day.
Pcterschiflerand his brother Thomas,
of Findlay, o., came over Sunday to at
tend the funeral OF their sister, Miss
Mary.
II. Reid and bride, of Parkersburg,
are OH their honeymoon, and occupied
the bridal chamber at the Hotel Behlcr
last night.
Mr.. George Rolf, of the Central Glass
Company who has been quite III with
typhoid lever was able to be out Pester-
day Cor the first time in eight weeks.
4. j.. Knight, OF Pomeroy, David
Lashlrv and Oscar Rowley. OF Cheshire,
o., and ". W. Dugan. OF Harrisville,
o., registered at the st. Charles hotel
yesterday.
w. IL. Mason, Of Cameron. ]. w.
Martin, &. u. Underwood and q. v.
Nichols, OF Shirley. John A. Hoge, OF
burton, J. q. Sharp, Of Waverley, and
i. VI. HazleriGss, ol Eureka, registered
at the Bcllcr yesterday.
Miss Sue Marsh, of Wheeling, isvisit-
ing Misses I.izzip and Hannah AlcCas-
key, South Frthtklin street. Alex W.
Brady, WHO has been visiting friends in
Wheeling for some time, returned to
his home at this place oil Saturday.
Washington, Pa, Journal.
Speaking Of a we'll known little Wheel
ing lady, correspondent writing from
Cape MAY to Philadelphia paper says !:
Miss Catherine Wilde is gay and
graceful lNther. great crowd OF adj
mirers, both male and female, follow
her into the water when taking her
daily plunge"
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of siinor Moment in and About
ths City.

Matters Of Siinor AIomsnt In and Abont
Tile City.
CATAwpA grapes have made their APP
pearance in market.
Tux Gaiety Club will give picnic at
Wheeling Park on Thursday, Aug, ~.
joins WARSIR was arrested yesterday
for disorlerly conduct by Officer Donley'
TnE South Side Athletic Club will
give n dance at their hall on Saturday
August s.
MARTIN CRAFT, accused Of throwing
stones through q. J. Aaron's store win
dow, was discharged by Squire Davis
yesterday.
ELIZA GRAY yesterday handed Officer
Lukens the ring which girl said he
had taken from her. He denied that
he took it, alleging that the girl gave 1t
to him.
A HORSE belonging to a man named
Morehouse, and attached TO wagon,
ran away yesterday and the wagon
broke off the lamp post at the corner Of
Thirty-second and McColloch streets.
A NUMBER OF young men are getting
up a lawn fete Tor Friday evening at
Wheeling Park. The Opera House Or
chcstra has been engaged and, weather
permitting, jolly time will be had.
A UNION meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor societies, Epworth leagues
and Mission bands was held last night
ut the Disciples church. Some BUSH
ness wns transacted aud refreshments
were served by the ladies.
TIE improvements ut the mouth OF
CaldwelTs run are coming on rapidly.
The stone work will soon be begun.
The iron girders for the Ohio River
railroad bridge have been unloaded and
will be placed shortly.
CHAPLIxE street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth is in an aw-
ful condition, full Of ruts and holes, and
there Is good deal of reas onable kick
ing among the residents Of the locality
about it. 1t should be repaired without
delay.
TIE barkeepers of the town have
thrown down the gauntlet for q game
Of ball with any club in Wheeling, the
Red Cross or Red Lion preferred. There
are a number Of dandy players among
the barkeepers, and they are willing to
play for fun, d share .! the gate re-
ceipts or good purse.
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A SINGING SOCIETY ROBBED.

The belongings Of tho aTasRaerehor Car
rIed or by Dngos from the Arbenz Fur.
niture Factory.
When the aIaenncrchor singing So
ciety vacated It's hall in the Crangle
block, its furniture and properties were
taken to the Old Arlcm furniture fac
tory. Yesterday member went over
10 got something from the factory, aud
found that everything mnvablS hal
BEEN carried al. II was supposed the
property would he us s,Io there as any.
where, US the building was securely
locked up; but it las been learned that
dagos employed on the railroad work
have been in the habit Of entering the
place through the windows and carry
ing on in great way.
Among the things carried away were
all the knives, forks, spoons and dishes,
OF which there were several large bas-
kets full. Articles too heavy or too
bulky to be removed had been very
roughly used. OF course there is no
telling now who the thieves were.
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A GOOD DINNER.

The ladies' had worked hard to get up
agood dinner, and served 1t with meat
ness and dispatch" Many enconiums
were bestowed on the elegant meal
served.
Alter dinner the real fun of the even
ing began. The Opera House Orchestra
had been engaged for the occasion. The
large hall was almost packed with peo-
pie SO tlat it seemed impossible to
walk in tho hall, yet any number Of
couples seemed to find space enough to
dance the various dances on the pro-
grammc.
Tie heat was really terrific, but in
stead OF acting as q lamper. seemed to
increase the spirits OF tho participants.
The dancing was kept up until $3.50
o'clock, whena temporary lull occur.
rcd. Mr.. &. K. Behler, ex-preSident OF
the society, was introduced by Mr..
FhiIipp Noellingcr, the present Presi-
dent, and gave brief resume OF the
history Of the society and the good
work it had done.
The speaker spoke OF the charitable
work done by the society during the
twenty years OF its existence. In this
period $1,000 have been distributed
among sick members. Sixty deaths
have occurred since the organization,
and 5000 have been distributed TO
the widows aud orphans OF the dead.
HE entertainments given by the usso-
citation have Melted 5000, and this
money WAS also distributed in Charita-
Iic channels. Mr.. Behlcr claimed that
The 81. Alphonsus Society was
ONE OF TIE MOST PLoumsurSG
Of all those belonging to the Deutsch-
Amcrikanischer Katholischer National
Unicrstuetzungs Verein, it having u
present membership of 800, and being
III good financial standing. MIR. Behler
read the following dispatch from II. j.
Spannhorst, president OF the Central
Nereln, saying: 81 congratulate the
society on its twentieth anniversary.
he merry and enjoy yourselves. lm-
possible Tor me to be with YOU"
The speech OF Mayor Seabright on
ul' OCCASION was not the least OF those
made, The Mayor praised the men,
bers OF the society for their good quail
Hes rs men and citizens, and said other
Nee things about them. His speech
was loudly applauded.
The spcech-making done, n general
good time followed, and was kept up
until after midnight. The society was
put to a good deal Of expense, having
me rent OF the Fur Grounds to pay, be-
silGs that Of Arion hall. The days
Publication will no doubt cost moro
Than the receipts will amount to, but
lhe members and the committees huv-
ing the days doings in charge have the
satisfaction of knowing that their
splendid efforts would have met with
steaier success, had not the weather in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

The res idcnts in the vicinity OF the
electrical power house are complaining
of the annoyance and discomfort they
are exposed TO by the vibration caused
BY the machinery. One OF
the houses suffering the most
is the one owned and occupied by Mrs.
Colmar, mother OF the proprietor OF the
Stadts-Zciiuiy. The incessant shaking
has become so unbcarablo that Mr.. IL.
Bocke, who occupied the rear of the
house, felt compelled to leave. The
house has been offered to the
company at u price, which Mrs.
Colmar has several times refused, but
the company is not buying houses ut
present. Unless something is done to
obviate the ,Iisagreeablc vibration, suits
for damages will no doubt be instituted.
The charge is made that the foundations
for the machinery are not heavy enough.
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CLOSED THE ooNTRAoT.
a wheeling Inventor Arranges for til
Manufacture Of HIa MnchInea.

a wheeling Inventor Arranges for the
Manufacture of His Machines.
Mr.. Simon L. McColloch arrived in
Wheeling yesterday afternoon from
Pittsburgh, where he has just completed
a contract for the manufacture of his
patented moving machine and attach
ment for binders. He has had
one of the machines built,
and after subjecting it to q prac-
teal test near Pittsburgh, brought
it down to the McColloch home farm
and cut all the hay no could find. He
has an advantageous contract with q
number Of Pittsburgh capitalists, all
practical men, and expects to have an
extensive factory built in time to be IN
the market for next season. A location
has not yet been selected, although
Ypsilanti, Mich, Muncie, Ind, and
other towns have made tlattering offers.
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Last Sunday Willard Smith was
struck on the head by W. ]. Simms in
seli-deiense, SO Simns says. As soon
Us Smith recovered from the effects OF
the blow he went off hunting for
Simms. Meeting Charles, the brother
of the latter, Smith attacked him and
kicked him in the Jaw. Smith there
upon went before squire Thornbury at
Elm Grove, and pleaded guilty to us
saultand battery on Charles Simms and
was fined s. aud costs. w. j. and
Charles Simins each brought q charge II
assault and battery against Smith yes-
terday before Squire Ankle. Mr.. l.. S.
Jordan appeared for the State and Col.
W. W. Alnrtt reprrs ,nted the defend
ants. Squire Arklc reserved his
decision until Thursday morning, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, Aug. 1.-The plate
mill of the vesuvius Rolling Mill
at sharpsburg resumed this morning
with non-union men, the firm having
refused TO sign the Amalgamated scale.
All other departments OF the mill are
still idle. Fully 1000 people, including
tile old workmcn, arc standing about
the mill, but 10 disturbance occurred
tliis morning and mono is expected.
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nEIEFr MELL FIXED.
a Cook walks on with Money and Good
Clothes.

\ Cook walks OF with Money and Good
Clothes.
Some time ago a stranger who claimed
to. be circus attache came to
Wheeling and secured employment
at the Mark Twain saloon
as cook. Yesterday morning he left.
He left abruptly. He had come
to town hard up, but he left
we'll fixed. In iact, the first
suspicion that he had left was aroused
when SIG was missed from the cash
drawer. Then it was found that q good
newsuitof clothes belonging to Bob Mil:
Ter had somehow got wrapped around
the vanished cook and gone away with
him. The police were looking for him
yesterday, but he wasn't there.
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washington, Pa, Aug. ga meet
ing oi tho tube manufacturers of the
United States will be held in Philadel-
ybis on Thursday to consider a scheme
Ia buy ont or lease tho smaller concerns
for term OF five years. The movers
in tho project are the National Tube
Works, Pennsylvania Tube Works,
Spang, Chalfant & Co. and the Ameri-
can Tube and Iron Company.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 9.-The Ameri-
can Glucose Company, which has fac
tories here and in other cities and
agencies in tho moro prominent cities,
has announced II general reduction Of
10 per cent in salaries and wages. The
reduction went into effect August !.
The cut Is made necessary by the high
price OF corn, excessive competition
since the breaking up Of the glucose
combination last fall and the cheap
ness OF sugar. The cut affects about 800
employees in this city.
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1mnrI.pnad In a stonm noLler.

ColuMBrs, I'm, Aug. s. While
Joka Wagner an emplOye Of the Cere-
line mills at this place, was inside one
OF the boilers cleaning it, another en-
ploye not knowing tliat Wagner was
there turned q stream OF hot water in
on him almost cooking him alive.
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point at issue being whether a man,
after brutally assaulting another, may
go before Justice, plead guilty Of as
sault, giving his own version OF the
story, be let off with q nominal fine, and
thus practically escape deserved pun
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NOTES. on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats
Tho River InterestS.

The river was rising yesterday, with
seven feet nine inches in the channel.
Brownsville, Pat feet inches and
stationary. Cloudy and warm.
Warren, Pal, foot 9-lO inches.
Cloudy and mild.
Morgantown, W. Va feet and sta
tiOnarY. Cloudy and warm.
The Ben IIur got away for Parkers-
burg yesterday.
The Andes passed up yesterday for
Pittsburgh.
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"oH. IL l had only taken this medicine
earlier in life, what years OF suffering II
would have saved me-" was the touch
ing exclamation Of one who had been
cured Of rheumatism by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Scores Of such
cases are on record. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04
Mr.. plaine,s Niece Hurt.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S,-AIiss Maggie
Blaine q daughter OF Mr.. Blaine OF the
Department Of Agriculture, brother
Of Secretary Blaine was seriously but
not dangerously injured Saturday even
ing in u runaway accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

Enw. L ROSE & Co. are now offering
special bargains in Wheels, having Q
large lot OF good secondhand and shop
worn Satellites and ordinaries, which
they are selling very rapidly at the
prices they are asking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

FAIL River, Mass, Aug. S.-The sec
ond convention Of the National Union
Of Textile Workers began this morAing.
The convention will represent Weayers
nrincinnllV.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, Aug. S.-The first
Bessemer steel produced in Maryland
was blown BY the Metropolitan Steel
companyat sparrow's Point Saturday
afternoon.
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How to Counterfeit the Easets of Impure
Water.

Mr.. l., NJ. Martin, Superintendent Of
sng st. Louis, Des Moines & Northern
Lal'road. says: ION my return from a
recent trip south, where the water was
very Impure, was attacked with u VIC
GENT r'Isn ot cholera morbus. Having
Grant great deal OF Chamberlain
I"I't' Cholera and Dinrrhoea Remedy
Concluded to try 1t, and with tlie'must
oehc!icia! results" No household
remedy. pAw
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, RENARxrp by R. c. Joiner, of Allen
/, v" tlillsdalo Co., Mich: Nothing
gave my rheumatism such quick relief
= pr: IhOmas's Electric 0il-beliuve il
'hiaIllble Tor rheumatics." D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-04

NEw YoRx Aug. S.-Arrived-steamer
Ems, from Bremen, and Ethiopia, from
Glasgow.
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DIED.

KELLY-At BenwoOd, ". Va, on Monday,
August o. tSvl u 40 o'clock p. IN. RnStE,
wife Of John Kelly, Ia the &tl year Of her
ese.
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TRy a drink OF Reymann's beer in
stone mug at Lally's, 2l00 Main street.
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St. BLPHONSUS SOCIETY
celebrates its Twentieth AnniveF-
gery with Much Eclat.
RAD WEATHER DIDN'T STOP Them,
Though the Morning Parade was Cut
shor,...A Grand Dinner at Arion
Hall .- Speeches by Bishop Kai"'
MAYOR seabrIght and Others.

Tho twentieth anniversary OF the Or
AVIATION OF the st. AIphonsus society
a., celebrated yesterday. The event
%,J becn tookedforward to by the Nom
S S, Of .he congregation of st. Al
'Son.ps church as marking IN import
tn, opocb in the history Of that church,
.nJ arrangements had been made for
I,yinc 4 celebration on a grand scale,
Inf rain began to fall during the day
anil rendered necessary change in the
n,o.rapmc OF the days festivities.
The St. Alphonsus society and other
,,cictlcs of the church attended early
mas. in the morning, and at nine O'Clock
,bo parade started. The German
T,;,ltts OF st. George, headed by the
I,arrn House band, marched TO the hall
u lie Knights OF st. George, OF the
E,,bclrII. where they were joined by
,lo Inter. The two bodies then
,," "v IN the corner OF Twentieth and
Market streets, where the st. Alphonsus
. MciGS numbering two hundred, and
,bc other societies Of St. Alphonsus
church., one hundred and fifty strong,
ioincd the line.
Following the societies were several
carriages containing 1t. Rev. Bishop
Kahn, Mgr. Sullivan, Mayor q. W; Sea-
brisIt and members Of the clergy.
Tr@i Bie,lenbach was chief marshal.
The line OF march as printed in yester-
iay's IxTELLGEScER could not be iol-
loved, as q steady rain was falling.
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TIE PICNIC INDOORS.

The management waited awhile for
,be rain to clear up, and finally decided
70 abandon the original intention Of
holding the picnic in the Fair grounds
snd concluded to engage AriOn hall,
although before l2 o'clock the weather
cleared up. Fearing that the Fair
Grounds would not be in lit condition,
tle hall WAS engaged and at . p. IN. the
ticHir commenced.
during the early part OF the afternoon
not many people entered the hall, bnt a
rood attendance was secured about the
fine the dinner was announced, ut .
n m. purin. dinner H. Rev. Bishop
Eain delivered short address. laudu.
tory OF the st. Alphonsus Society and
its vork during the past twenty years.
Other gentlemen, including ex-Prcs:-
den, c. II. Bchler and Frank Cruise, fol-
lowed with short talks. The dinner
was excellent and was enjoyed by all
the guests. The following ladies waited
OIL the table, and also attended to the
rcireshmcnt counters: Mrs. Louis
Honenhcrger, manager, Misses Lizzie
loneubergcr, Mary Bellinger, Lizzie
Schacier, Annie Mortz Teresa Gcuter,
Lizzie Jaeger, Mamie Behler, Lena
$chaub, Mary Fox, Lonise Sippcl,
Tereia Miller, Annie Feinlcr, Ame-
La Feinler, Maggie Goehring Au-
gusta Miller, Lizzie Werner, Annie
Sautcr, Lizzie Sauter, Annie Pagedorn,
Josephine Dakan, Emma Dakan, Mary
Matthew'S. Mollie Hudlich, Kate Erb,
Frances Bonenberger, Josep hine Freise
and Lizzie Noellinger.