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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-16

~ utE 4s0AV' W W. @'"S"sstb''~N'
sIR:-Will you DO kind enough to
allow me through your columns to
withdraw my name from the list Of
candidates for nomination for City
Council? I do not care to enter into
politics in any way, and as Council docs
not pay, I do not think tho glory sufFi-
Gent compensation for the time it re.
quires,
Besides tho above reasons, l do not
possess the qualifications which, in my
opinion, a man should possess to BIO
eligible to scat in tho City Council. l
think tho City Council should be COM
posed OF our leading property holders
and men personally and financially in
terest in the city's welfare. Respect
fully yours, WILLIAM PETRIE.
Hheclin1, Dee. Is.
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BELhAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho GIasS-GItZ,--

All Sorts of Local News anil Gossip from
tho GlaSs=GIt2s
Miles O'Grady is coal miner who
lives ut Nef's Siding, and the other day
he came to town and alled up on bad
whisky, as is his custom. When he
went back home he abused and beat his
mother shamefully, and when sister
demonstrated with him hefelled her to
the floor with chair, cutting a cash in
her cheek and bruising her forehead.
A neighbor caught the wild lrishman
and knocking him down, bound him
hand and foot, and then went for q
team to take him to ST. ClalrsVillo.
While no was gone, pal OF O'Gsady's
released him aud he escaped, but the
officers are ON the lookout for him.
O'Grady is one OF the gang that On.
RaEes in row in that neighborhood
every pay day.
A fellow named George Runner was
caught here with q lot Of brass in sacks
in a two-horse wagon, just as he was
departing for Wheeling. He got the
brass from the rear OF tho lot at Alfred
Kelsoy's home and it was recognized as
the property Of tho B. d Q. railroad
company, and some oft had never been
used, but was stolen tromrthe cupboard
Of the foreman at the shops here. Rum
ner was fined SIS and costs and SEN
fenced to thirty days in jail for receiv-
ing stolen goods, and the kelsey boy
has not been apprehended. Two or
three times these premises have boon
searched for stuff lost by the B. & o.,
Int nothing was ever before found. MA
A boy named Garfield Llewellyn,
while playing in the park Wednesday
evening, fell in such way asto fracture
his left arm. When he got up he
scampered off to the Office Of DR.. Boone
and asked "what's the matter with my
arm? it hurts like thunder to let 1t
hang down." The arm was examined
and 1t was found that both bones were
broken, but the twelve-year-old boy
didn't whimper while it was being set,
aud he carried it home in q sling.
Auditor Henderson and Civil Engi-
neer Dawson have becn ordered to make
an itemized statement OF the expendl-
lures on tho pixies in this township.
There is so much grumblinG and com,
planning that the commissioners intend
showing where all the money went.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Co. has
not been paying its taxes in this county
lately, and County Treasurer Archer
brought suit and obtained judgment
against them at the last term OF court
for s2,428.
So far there has been no adjustment
Of the shortage in the funds Of tho water
works, though the amount and the cir
cumstauces are we'll known to the par
ties most concerned.
Rev. ]. B. Ricketts, is assisting Rev.
William Wallace, the pastor, in services
at the United Presbyterian church this
week.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud wheeling FOlE
Abroad.

strangers IN tuo SLby uhu uAVoAuB DOANs
". NJ. Kincaid, of Cameron, and ].
N. Houston, Of Pleasant Valley, are at
the Behler.
1T. Jones, of Sandwich, Mass, pres
ident OF the Norway Tack Co., and of the
company making Mr.. Ted Cushing's
mail box, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. James W. Walton, prominent
attorney OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
brother Of John Walton, Of this city,
was here yesterday on business.
W. E. Steele, OF Fairmont, 7. W.
Jackson, OF Parkersburg, and twelve
members Of 1.-THE Colonel" company
were at the Windsor yesterday
Misses Edith Wilkinson and Lizzie
Ulrich, otthe Island. are making prepar-
atoms for an art reception and sale at
the parlors of Miss Ulrich's home, at So
North Huron street., on next Monday
and Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
Mr.. D. O. List, jr., son OF Henry K.
List, who for several years has made
his homo in Kansas City, will shortly
return to Wheeling to occupy his
former residence on Main street. His
old friends will give him and his family
q cordial welcome.
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Bridgeport.
Matters OF Moro or Less Moment In the
VILLAGE MT the other End of the Bridge,

Matters Of Moro or Less Moment In tho
Village Mt tho other Eud of the Bridge.
w. II. schriver, engineer OF mainte-
nance OF way, on tho Cleveland & Pitts
burgh road, aud I. L. Apple, master
carpenter, were in Bridgeport yester-
day, enroute to attend the Barney Nc
Entee trial, when they received word
that the case had been postponed.
Conductor Isaac Fowler, who had his
arm umputated recently from q hurt on
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling train,
is lying in a critical condition. He was
reported easier yesterday, although not
out Of danger.
Tho contract for piping the Pennsyl-
vania grounds and station buildings in
Bridgeport, for water, was awarded to
Caleb 4 Coture yesterday.
The paving on Bridge street, in
Bridgeport, will be completed to-day.
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II, +. Caldwell for Mayor.

To The EdRoro Of The IntelligeneT.
SrR:-I am glad to SEQ that so good a
man as B. i. Caldwell is willing to ac-
cept tho Republican nomination for
mayor. AS a Democrat and working.
man hope to get q chance to vote for
him. J.P
Wheeling, W. "a, Dec. Is, 1902
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10 TIA Editor Of the intelligence.
srR:-The following appeared among
the local brevities in tho 1HTELLIaRScER
Of to-day: "The Presbytery Of Washing
ton, including the churches in this city,
ia in session at Cameron. This meeting
is unimportant." Whoever is the au.
thor Of this statement is mistaken as to
the facts. It has been one Of the best
meetings and most important held for
more than year. 1t was opened with
a sermon on the topic, Being filled
with the spirit" Then the following
subjects were ably discussed: Spiritual
power-how obtained?" Duties OF lay
members in the church" "How to en-.
courage Christian liberty" Personal
or individual growth in grace-how
promotedP" 'Duties OF parents in
spiritual training of their children"
"The need Of pastor and congregation
cooperating in revival work" The
congregations wero large aud enthu.
siastic from the beginning to the close
of tho meetings, and the most Intense
interest was manifested. The spirit OF
God was present in power and a rich
blessing followed all the services. Can
it DO said truthfully that such meet;
ing Of Presbytery was "unimportantT
D. A. CUNNtNGuAM.
Wheeling, Dec. 10.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute. stoLs
CALIFORNIA Efe syrup CO.
SAY FRANCISCO, Cal,
LOUISVILLE Gt.,G - llGw toaS IA
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To the Editor Of nc Inteli0eEecr.
srR:-I hope you will continue to
urge on Republicans the nomination of
a man who can defeat seabright for
mayor. B. F. Caldwell is the man to
nominate, and l hope no may como
through theprimaries with flying colors.
SoUTH SIDE.
Wheeling, ". Va. December 10, 1902.
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SrErSwAY 4 Sons
for sale by
F. W. BANNER & Co.

u. g o. Thousand nile ticket Good to
81. Louis.
On and after December 18th. 1902,
thousand mile tickets issued by the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will be honored between all stations on
the Ohio & Mississippi railway. Mw4P
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action Of
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB s ALE.

one house, four rooms, Twonty.thIrl and
-Four acres aud a good house and outbulldlnsl.
ono milo east OF the city. Sl,1Ol
Farm Of 40 acres thr0O and half miles below
MOnndNille on RDundbOttom. Eighty lcEGS
ttne river bottom, with ScYCn,roomed house aud
lEStclASS Ou,buildingS On east terms
Farm SG acres, two miles from city: splendid
Improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit iRrm, q acres, ono milo west oil bridge.
hall lot. with small house on Jacob street,
Centre Wheeling $50.
HOUSE. Of three rooms on Pike street. $3.50.
Double brick house. $50 aud 3l2 ChAplin0
street o rooms each. with all modern Improve.
menta, S40O1
2lotS In Handlan addition. cheap
HOUSE, Of six rooms, 2620 Jacob street, $3.50.
House OF SIX rooms aud hall. with modern
convGnlGnCeS, $40 Jacob street, Sl,1jl
House Of hye rooms. Fourteenth street. s1,0n
=, House Of FIVE rooms, Eof stsoot Ccntos
HOUSE 81 eight rooms. Jabob street. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth StrcOtS, $500
Three houses on Moyston street. Sixth Ward,
Splendid farm. atty acres, nine mllOs ealsOt
Lot on TWunty.nlnth S.roct. $500
one;hRlt lot on McColloch StESOk Ccntes
" oss:hsfii s e! on Mccollooh and Belmont
ons:hSii lot on ohaplIrs street, Sixth Ward
One OF tho bow manufacturing sltoS in tho
city, fronting on two rAIlroadL
NESBITT & DEVINE,
17on NGa.L.oL cA.nok dnIh
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EvERYDopY should know what good
Eaedicino Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup Isl It
kas cured many Thousands and will
cure You.
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BOYS Sterling silver Watches, with
Wnltham movements, mt so.
II. Il. uILLMAN & CO.
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BILLS OF EXCEPTION
Presented by the Opposing Counsel
in the Legislative Contest.
THE BOARD OF C4NYASSERS MEETS

Aud Spends Several Hours in Dobat-
ing how tho Disputed Ballots shall
be Shown or Described-.I'ac Sim.
lies to DO Prcpared.-It may BIO
Deemed Necessary to Mako Photo
graphs
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NJ BLAZE, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 9, 1888:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
for sprains, burns, cuts, bruises aud
rheumatism. Cured every time. D4w
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Have y
you eVer heard
the
KrdEaltsr PidnoF
d. 4 O. ChriAtlnnU Holiday RatoA

b. & o. ChristmuS Holiday Ratios
Tickets good between all stations Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany east OF the Ohio river will be on
sale at ticket Offices OF that company
from December oath to 26th, inclusive,
and from December 3lst to January End,
inclusive, good to return until January
Srd, inclusive. For more detailed infor-
nation apply to nearest Baltimore &
Ohio ticket agent Mw&F
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The Worlds Fair offer to the American People:

NCIIIVIIIUII IIIdL UIIIy 91UOVIOON
66,Ooo,oOo people. These Coins could
be sold at a high premium to Syndi-
Gates, but we have enough confidence in
the. people to keep the price at Dollar
for each Coin, as this will make us realize
SIS, ,ooo-the sum needed toopen the
Fairs gates on the peoples broad plan.
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san FRANCISCO, CA,
tgtVSRtts @5 - leSw EoaS IA
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4 largo tarautula was killed in J.
Williams grocery yesterday by Paul
Lewis.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
A Huskinp Party.

Last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Thomas M.
Johnston, one of the city fathers OF
Deering, gave an old-fashioned husking
party to large number of his friends.
The immense barn was changed into a
veritable corn palace, and was illuminat-
cd with jack O lanterns made from pump
kins. All kinds of vegetables were dis
played, adding greatly to the effect. 1t
made one of the prettiest spectacles ever
witnessed by those fortunate enough to
be present.
After the party who had SO kindly as
sisted the host husk his supply of corn,
had helped themselves to the supply of
fruit and the old-fashioned supper, they
listened to a very fine programme, con-
sisting of music and reading. A goodly
supply of pumpkins was stored away in
one corner, for the man who still claims
that he has not had enough of pumpkin
pies, and in another were three bar
rels of apples consigned to the man who
INDUCES to no small degree in apples.
During the evening one of the young la
dies present stepped on an ear of corn
and was thrown violently to the floor.
She was picked up insensible and brought
to her home in this city. Otherwise the
evening passed off splendidly, and every
body voted it one of the best times of
their lives.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
PERSONAL,


Station Agent Whitney of the Union
station was expected home last even
ing.
Among the invited guests to the new
University Clubs elegant building IN
Boston are Judge Nathan Webb OF the
U. S. District Court of this city and
Hon. Orville D. Baker of Augusta.
Mr.. Charles Wheeler, so long connect
ed with John Williamson, the we'll
known Congress street druggist, is tax
ing much needed rest in Boston.
Mr.. George G. Burgess, late City
Clerk, will go to Boston Saturday, where
he will pass the winter owing to the i'll
health of Mrs. Burgess.
Mr.. S. H. HELEN, formerly ticket
agent of the Portland & Rochester Rail
road at this city, now of the Boston &
Maine, was in town yesterday.
At the Columbian bazaar, Concert hall,
Natick, Mass, Miss Evangeline Pearson,
reader and cornet player, was great at
traction Her recitations and cornet solos
delighted the large audience present, as
was testified by their loud applause.A
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Fell Down the Cellar stairs.

Mrs. James F. Hawkes., the wife OF
Mr.. Hawkes. of the firm of Hawkes. q
Skillings, the well known wholesale
grocers, started to go down cellar at her
residence, No. ia Neal street, yesterday
morning. Her boot heel caught on the
top step and she fell the length OF the
entire flight. She struck on her head at
the foot of the stairs. Probably some
thing broke the force of the fall but she
was rendered unconscious for several
moments. The servant heard her cry as
she fell and went to her assistance. DR..
Weeks found a bad cut over the temple
but thinks she will be all right in day
or two
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Firm Dissolved.

Monday last the well known wholesale
grocery firm of Harris, Gage & Tolman
closed out their business to the Milliken,
Tomlinson Company, the parties going
out of business. In the sixties the origi-
nal firm was Harris Brothers. Then
Howes, Hilton & Harris succeeded
them. Mr.. Howes is dead and Mr.. Hill
ton is in business in Chicago. The re-
firing firm have the respect and esteem
Of the whole street. Mr.. Harriss retire
ment will probably only be temporary.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
central Labor Union Bali.

The committee of arrangements for the
above ball, which takes place Wednes-
day evening. November 23, has been pre-
scnted with an elegant fancy rocker, by
T. F. Foss & Sons, the furniture dealers,
and will offer it as prize to the mem
Der of any of the various trades unions
who sells the most tickets to the ball.
The chair will be on exhibition at Foss's
store after today.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
congregational Conference.

The conference of Congregational
churches Cumberland county, was
held with the church at Woodfords yes
terday. There was good attendance
despite the threatening weather. The
papers, were very interesting and
were ably discussed. An excellent din
ner and delicious supper were served to
those in attendance, and in the evening
Rev. Frank w. Davis and Rev. e. M.
Cousins spoke fittingly on the topic
What can be done for the young people
in the congregations.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Funeral of Horatio n. Jose.

The funeral of Horatio N. Jose was
held yesterday afternoon at his late resi-
dence on High street. There was a
large attendance, including many prom
inent business men. Rev. John c. Perk-
ms of the First Parish, oficiated. The
pail bearers were Judge Nathan Webb,
Judge VIM. L. Putnam, Gen. S. j. An
derson, Hon. W. F. Milliken, Hon. Ar
thur SewaIl, Hon. VIM. G. Davis, Payson
Tucker, ESQ.,, DIR. Stephen II. Weeks,
Jas. S. Marrett, ESQ.,, and VIM. d.
Moulton, Esq. The burial was in Ever
green cemetery. There were many beau
tiful floral offerings.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Overdrivine a Horse.

Mr.. Perry, agent for the Society fol
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, yes
terday caused the arrest of James 1.
Twigg and John E. Howley. The young
men are charged with hiring valuable
horse and carriage from E. r. Ells's sta.
BILE on Saturday last, and when they re-
turned it the horse had been so badly
oyerdriven that he died in an hour. The
carriage was also stove up. They will
be brought before the court this morn
ing
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
He Had to KIN Two Horses.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. ]. F. Norton,
the Oxford street grocer, informed Agent
E. N. Perry that his horse had run away
and broken one of it's fore legs just above
the knee. Mr.. Perry went and killed
the horse. The beast was valuable.
Shortly after, Mr.. Perry was called TO
the house Of Mr.. P. j. Sheehan, 1873 Con
gress street. Mr.. Sheehan went to his
stable as usual yesterday morning, and
found his horse disabled by broken leg
The animal was killed.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
For additional Local News see
Fifth Page.
BRIEF JoTTINes.

The Samaritan Association will meet
with Mrs. DR.. Ludwig, Congress Square
this afternoon.
Yesterday was cloudy and rainy with
wind east; the first stormy day for a
long time.
The electric lighting committee held a
meeting yesterday but no business was
done except the auditing of bills.
Sebago water will be shut off on Con-
gress street from Grove to Preble streets
this Thursday afternoon, while two by
drants are being connected with Tie
main pipe.
At the Eastern Forge company yester-
day morning, pair of tongs weighing
ton and half fell on VIM. Hoadly. One
of his legs and one of his wrists were
broken. He was attended by DR.. Fes-
sender, of East Deering.
A number of Westbrook young
ladies have formed themselves into
dancing party, and are to attend Gilbert S
academy this winter.
Messrs. T. I. and W. Jordan went on
cunning expedition on the Cape Satur-
day and had phenomenal luck. They
bagged SO coots.
The little fawn has been put in the
pen with its mother, 1t was too I'M
happy without her.
Warden Cushman seized five barrels
more of Holsters yesterday, con-
tanning 1900 short Holsters, valued at
$500.
The planIing on Portland Pier was
broken by one of the Clark & Chaplin d
Co. 'sheavy teams breaking through it.
Portland gunners have been quite
successful in their guest of woodcook
in the vicinity of Poland Springs.
The double track from Cumberland to
Brunswick on the Maine Central will be
built at once. c. T. Towle & Son of this
city will build it.
The Portland & Rumford Falls Railway
Co. have ordered a new freight engine.
Alterations and additions will be made
to the Eastern Forge Co.'s works, AND
at ter January 1st they will be lighted
by electricity.
OF the 100 corn canning factories in
Maine, forty-three this fall report pack
of 10, 46l, 977 cans, in most cases consie.
erably more than last year. The total
pack this year cannot be very far from
100000 cans.
tits said that in the neighborhood OF
Cotton street there still remain the
foundations of Hon. F. 0. j. Smith S
first projected gas-works for Portland.
While fishing for smelts the other day,
MI. Hugh Bowen, of Chebeague, caught
monster eel, weighing four pounds. He
thought he had hooked on to the sea
serpent at first.
One of the inmates of the Aged Mems
Home may be seen nearly every morning
feeding the gray squirrels which seen
very plentiful in that vicinity. The lit
tie fellows eat from his hand with al
much composure, as pet dog, but if any
attempt is made to touch them away
they go to their homes.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Brooks Arms Company.
1dit0r of the Press:

To tile Editor Of the Press:
It has been decided to Withdraw the
stock of the Brooks Arms and Tool
Company on Saturday next at noon, Oc-
tober 20, 1892 No subscription for this
stock will be received at the present
price, when the remaining shares have
been subscribed for to complete the
one thousand shares offered for sale by
this company. Subscription paper at
Board of Trade Rooms.
Respectfully yours,
EDWIN S.. DRAKE,
HERBERT S. DYER,
Agents for Brooks Arms and Tool
Company.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Harrison Guards Ball.

The grand ball to be given by the Har-
rison Guards at City Hall, November 1st,
will be one of the events of the dancing
season. Chandler will furnish the music
and that is guarantee of its excellence.
There is no doubt that the tickets will
meet with ready sale, for the company is
great credit to the Republicans of the
city. Give the boys rousing house SO
they can all 60 to Boston and take part
in the great parade.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Portland Lodge.

Portland lodge Of Masons worked the
third degree Tuesday night on four can
didates and after the ceremonies sat
down with their invited guests to de-
licious supper. After the good things
speeches were made by Worshipful Mas
ter DR.. Vose, who recited poem, Rev.
Matt S. Hughes, Rev. MI. KERN and
others
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
Something New.

1t is surprising how many well in
formed people know little or nothing
about that convenience of modern times,
the folding bed. The Atkinson Compa-
nv in their ad this morning show one of
the cheaper beds and make most liberal
offer this week.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
The Police signal system.

We have received the following COM
munication:
To the Editor of the Press:
Please correct the statement that the new p0-
lice signal system is not or cannot be used. The
new Gamewell system is and has been IN actual
use since the old one was taken out The con-
tested point is on the time stamp in the office,
which gives the time at3which officers pulls are
made. which has been disconnected from the
apparatus never having been put into practical
use. The system has been and is now run by
telephone as heretofore, and works SATISFACTORY
ly in that respect.
Respectfully,
GEO. L. SWEET.
Marshal.
fyctoher 26tb 1892
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-27
X. John Little & Co.
Montana Mineral Land Devel.
ODnlcnt Co.

A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ten cents
~ per share to stockholders of record of
September 10Th, on the stock of the Montana
Mineral Land Development Company, will be
paid at the office of the company 22312 Middle
street. LII Their b. ROBERTS,
First Vice President and General Eastern Agent
Portland Oct. &c, 1892. oct27d1ws