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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
NOTABLE
Que Couple BIarrisd wbls tn, Brides
Parents Celebrate their Wedding Anni-

Que Couple SIarrisd While tn, Brides
Parents Celebrate their Wedding Ami
ySrSRry.
At eight o'clock last evening there
was solemnized a very quiet but pretty
wedding at the home OF the bride on
South Market street, the contracting
parties being Mr.. John p. Kirdleber-
ger, connected with the North Wheel
ing Glass works, and Miss Lizzie Mar,
guerite Meyer, a daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Charles I. Meyer.
The ceremony was performed by Rev:
Z. H. Dornblaser, assisted by Rev. Paul
Ze~igelmeyer. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated with potted plants,
ferns and cut flowers. At one end,
where the happy couple was stationed
during the ceremony. was suspended a
large floral bell, the Taper being made
OF two connecting floral rings oil yellow
flowers. The bride was beautifully at
tired in a handsome wedding gown Of
beige crystilline silk, cut high and made
en- t%raine, and she carried a huge bunch
OF white roses.
The only attendants were MISS anna
B. Myer, a sister OF the bride, and MIR.
Charles Kindelberger, a brother OF the
groom. At the conclusion the guests
were seated at a bounteous wedding
lunch served by Mrs. Zeigenfelder.
A number Of handsome presents tes-
titled to the high regard in which the
happy couple were held bytheirtriends,
who also showered warm congratnla-
tions and good wishes upon them. The
event was made doubly happy by the
celebration Mt the same time Of the
forty-second wedding anniversary OF the
brides parents.
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RREvlTlEs.
Matters of Minor ONE in and about
tile Ctr.

matters OF minor MOmohs IN anu ABOUT
the CitI.
TOMATOES are still fairly plenty in
market,
The GRAxD this eyening-"Two Old
Cronies."
MISS LIZZIE RfNSER, who was re-
ported to have lost $40, denies it.
THERE were lots OF heavy weights
among tue visiting Knights Of Pythias.
VorKRs continue to call at the county
commissioners office to get registered.
THI Pan Handle pay "a came down
yesterday and paid of the employees
here.
GEORGE H.. CARNAHAN qualified as no
tary public before County Clerk Hook,
yesterday.
A GOOD scrubbing Of the soldiers
monument would be good thing. 1t
looks tough.
Gov. Bon TAYLOR, Of Tennessee, will
make aspeech for the Democrats in the
Opera House this evening.
FRANK B. GUNTHER, a native of Ger
many, was admitted to citizenship in
Judge PaulHs court yesterday.
The cyclers nd drummers have com.
pleted arrang monts to participate in
the big parade on Columbian day.
MANAGER In lNsrRoM has booked
Digby Bell and mis- superb opera COM
pany in Jupiter" Tor the 10Th OF No
Vember.
Henry O. LEHNEET was granted by
the circuit court at the term Just ended
IN absolute divorce from Blanche Lehn-
ert, his wife.
YESTERDAY morning the committee OF
arrangements appointed by the local
lodges X. OF p. to entertain the visitors
sent three large cakes to the Children's
Home, on Thirteenth street.
MANY OF the Pittsburgh and other
visitors yesterday made a tour of in
spection oil the city fire department and
all expressed themselves we'll pleased
with the Wheeling equipment
A WARRANT was sworn out yesterday
by Lizzie Fletcher for Millissa Dosbury,
charging her with using profane Ian
guage. The hearing is set for . o'clock
this afternoon before Squire Rogers.
SQuiRE w. W. Rogers has added to
his former business as pension claim
agent and notary public, q real estate
brokerage, having received Il city Ii
cense Yesterday, His numerous pat
on will find it to their advantage to
give hima call in his new line.
TnE Street Railway Employees Union
gave n very successful ball last evening
at Westwood's hall. Mayer's orchestra
furnished the music. Tonight at the
same place tho benefit bali for Thomas
lucy will occur, and promises to be n
big affair, ver 500 tickets being sold.
PEorLEat Cadiz. Barnesville, Belmont,
St Clairsville, Harrisville, MI. Pleasant,
Dillonvalc, Adena, Smithtield, Colerain,
Morristown, Woodstield, Maynard,
Fairpoint, Uhrichsville, New Philadel-
phia, Dennison and Other Ohio towns
are taking considerable interest in the
Mckinley demonstration here on the
18th instant.
CoMMANDER W. w. ROGERS has issued
a proclamation 10 all the camps OF the
patriotic order OF Sons OF Veterans in
this vicinity in compliance to an order
issued by the national president, Clar-
ence F. Speers, OF Philadelphia. to par
ticipate in the Columbian celebration
to take place in this city. A large num-
Der OF the order will turn out.
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SQUIRE ARKLE,s COUNT.
v..riou. Offender. variously DEALT with by
him Yesterday.

VlriOu" Offenders NIIrlOusly Dsnlt with by
him Yesterday.
In Squire Ankles court yesterday,
Lizzie Fletcher, on complaint of Milissa
Dosbury, was fined 81 and costs for
using profane language. William West,
charged by John West with assault,
was dismissed at the compliments
costs, the defendant failing to put in an
appearance. James Jones, who was ar
rested on the charge of not being Of
good fame, was sen to jail for thirty
days in default OF 500 bond for good
behavior for n year.
Robert Strauder, who has been con-
fined in Jail since July 8 on the charge
Of lunacy, was released on application
to Squire Arkle on Wednesday, he stat
ing that he desired to go to his old
home in Charlottesville, Va. At the
time of his release he appeared 10 be
very rational, but later on evinced some
very peculiar actions about town. Dur
ing the night he raised such disturb
ance around the Second ward market
house, thatHhe was again arrested and
taken to jail. Arrangements are being
made for his removal to his old home
in Virginia.
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J.D. Littelle, corresponding secretary,
and ". W. Colville, financial secretary,
OF the Americas Republican club, Of
Pittsburgh, came down to Wheeling
Yesterday to arrange for the visit OF
their famous club and other Pittsburgh
organizations to Wheeling on'the occa-
sion OF the great big Mckinley demon
stration next Tuesday, They were in
consultation with Chairman Hall. of the
Republican county committee, last
evening, and the arrangements for the
coming Of tho Pittsburgh delegation
were completed.
Tho Americas club will arrive on a
special train, leaving Pittsburgh at 10
n. M, and arriving here at moo 1t
will remain until after the demonstra-
ton at night. Pittsburgh promises the
largest turnout she ever sent here. 1t
will be composed as follows:
Americas Republican club, 100 mon,
and the Grand Army band, IS pieces,
Major S. D. Hubley in command.
Eleventh Ward Republican club, $50
men, Capt. ]. A. a. Brown.
c. l.. Magee Guards THE Six Footors),
sixty men George Colwes, secretary.
Third Ward Allegheny Republican
Club, $50 men; w. T. Bennett, prcsi-
dent.
Tariff Cadets, eighty men.
Fourteenth Ward Club, 200 men;L
r. Brown, major,
McKcesport Guards, so men; J. En-.
DRY Thompson in command.
The Conkling Club, 50 g
The Fourth Ward Club, Of Allegheny,
60 men.
The United Italian-American Eepub-
lican Club. $50 men.
This makes a division OF over 1900
men. Most OF tho clubs will be accom-
panied by bands. They are all splend-
idly uniformed, and are among the
crack organizations Of the country as
Wheeling has occasion To remember OF
most Of them, and especially Of the
Americas club, which >hus always
shown n friendly disposition 10 Wheel.
ing Republicans.
This club has issued a special order
CilllllE w liGAlbCAo ~ 1p'bC W
ing in force. In it President W. S.
Brown and Secretary George S. Hough.
ton say:
Major Mckinley expressed himself
as greatly disappointed when he
learned We we're not going to the meet
ing at Washington, Pa. Now let MS
give him u rousing reception at Wheel
ing. Let your answer to this appeal
be, that you will go, and then consti-
tute yourself n committee Of one to get
others to do the same"
Ii the Wheeling Republican clubs
show the same interest and enthusiasm
the Pittsburghers do, next Tuesdays
demonstration will be the grandest ever
gwen in the city.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
will sell half fare tickets from Bowers
town and SteubenvilIe and intermediate
points on Tuesday, October IS, for the
Mckinley meetingand parade at Wheel
ing, Tickets will be good OF all trains.
Other railroad arrangements will be
announced tomorrow.
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NorEs on N~AvIGATIoN.
stage OF Water aud nIoyemonts of Boats
Tho River Interests.

Stage of Water aud Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river last night was at l foot and
6 inches and stationary.
Brownsville, Pa.-River 4 feet S inches
and stationary; clear and cool.
Warren, Pa-River two-tenth OF one
foot; clear and warm.
Morgantown, w. Na-River 4 feet 6
inches and stationary; weather clear.
Capt. George Laing, an old steamboat
man, died yesterday morning at his
home at zoos Main street.
The main boilers on the steamer
Sunshine were steamed up yesterday
for trial, and worked all right.
Capt. John Crockard, the well known
steamboat agent at Wheeling, was in
town the other day. Capt. Crockard
represents the Pittsburgh and Cincin-
natl packet line at Wheeling, and does
it well.-PiHsburgh Commercial Ga,ee.
MI. w. II. lice, a former we'll known
river man, died suddenly at
Minneapolis on Sunday last OF apo
plexy. He was long connected with
the Wheeling and Cincinnati packet
trade with Capt. VIM. List, and others
OF Wheeling. Mr.. Tees remains will
be brought to Cincinnati tor inter-
menL-PNSburgh Commercial Gazette,
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Mrs. F. @. Doe, at Watkins, left this
letter: my husbaud-Forgive me II [
cause YOU trouble, but / suffer so. You
do not know what these long, wakeful,
wretched nights are to me, and | am so
tired, darling-the pain will neve be
better. It is not easy to take my own
life, but Ihave been sick so long. Good.
bye, my husband, l loyeyou-your wife.
This is but one OF thousands that gives
up, instead Of using DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine, and being speedily cured
Of their wretchednoss. Go TO Logan
Drug Co. and get an elegant book and
trial bottle free. 0
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
]. C. Brady is in the east on business.
Mrs. r, G. 'Kinkead, OF Greenfield,
Ohio, is visiting her son, Mr.. j. ii. Kin
kead, OF the Island.
Z. T. Lucas, of Rathbone lodge, No.
80. of Shinnston, was among the biggest
oil the Knights in town this week.
Judge j. W. Kennedy and Major T.
II. Norton left last evening for Martins
burg to look after some coal lands they
own near there.
F. D. Huntington, of fuckhannon
W. B. Prickett, II. W. Bloss, J.. A. En-
mons and Frank Hot, OF Huntington,
are at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Philip 7. Allen arrived yester-
day at the Mcclure house, and is visit
ing her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Adams.
Miss Annie Barnes, of GAINESVILLE, o.,
who has been the guest OF Miss Emma
Roberts, on Thirteenth street, for sew
eral days, left for home last evening,
W. b. Peck and wife, OF Moundsville.
NJ. Jones. of wellsburg, w. Berry, X,
y. Caldwell. Harry Wolf and James
Deems, Of Sistersviile, are stopping at
the Behler.
j. Blackstone, OF Huntington ]. G.
Rogers and wife, of Sistersvllle; 4. A.
Sweeney, 6f Tyler county; Fred Pecht
and wife, of Acme, and G. W. Truxell,
Of Weston, were Ut the Windsor yester-
day.
c. II. Ice ond j. c. Parrish, Of Farm
ington, Mrs. Koon, Miss Daisey Koon
and Miss Pritchard, OF Warrington, W.
A. Harpold and ]. V. Armstrong. OF
RavenswoOd, registered at the Stamm
yesterday.
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A we'll known citizen yesterday made
a good suggestion for the use Of the as
SCISSORS for the city taxes, 1t is that in
stead OF swelling property holders out
Of reasonable or Just proportions, the
assessors fulfill the law by returning on
their lists the dogs actually owned in
tho city. This gentleman sayshe knows
of families which own several dogs each
and are not assessed for one Of them.
To list all the CANNES would add no in
considerable income to the city.
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mo TnrIr chnmpIon. Growing.

A meeting Of the Tariff Champions
was held at headquarters last night.
White gloves we're added to the outfit
before adopted. Mr.. John Davenport
presented the club with one hundred
silk flag handEerchiefs. The club now
numbers ninety members, and is still
growing. 1t bids fair 10 be the banner
Republican organization Of the city. 1t
will turn out Saturday night for the
Senator Hiscock escort. There will also
be an important meeting Monday night,
ut which every member should he on
deck.
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Martins Ferry Republicans are great
" interested in McKinley's meeting
md parade in Wheeling next Tuesday
and will come in force. The marching
clubs Of that city and Glenn's Run will
probably arrive on a special train over
the Terminal railroad, leaving there
about $50 and returninGleavinE Wheel
ing about IL o'clock.
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SIC.
SIG.

The Tyler Desk Co., of St. Louis, Mo-,
have Just issued their Mammoth Desk
and Bank Counter Catalogue for 1898,
showing New Goods, New Styles, with
a cut Of nearly fifty per cent below all
former lists. A Standard Oak Roll-Cur-
tain Desk for SIG, should satisfy every
one that they mean just what they say.
Catalogues free. Postage 12c.
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sEvENrEENrn ANNIvGRsAnY.
Mrs. and Mrs. ID. II. Brooks Entertain
Distinuuishsd Party.

Mrs. and Mrs. II. H. Brooks Entertain n
Distinguished Party.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Daid r.
Brooks entertained the members of the
party who accompanied Wheeling COM
mandery, No. /, X. T., on the Denver
pilgrimage, at their home on
Fifteenth street. Many OF the guests
were from outside of Wheeling
few OF them being members OF tho Grand
lodge, X. OF 2. The affair was in the
honor OF the seventeenth anniversary
OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks,
and the guests were all Knights Tenn
plars and their wives and families,
most OF them being also Shriners.
The guests surprised the host and
hostess by presenting them with an ell
egant silver tea set. All had most en-
joyable night and the exchange OF rem
iniscences Of the Denver journey was
not its least pleasant feature.
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nrontlnr. rhi. evening.

An important meeting Of the Young
Mems Republican Escort club will be
held this evening at the Central hall,
to arrange for turning out in honor Of
Senator Hiscock, Saturday night, and
for the big mckinley demonstrations next
Tuesday.
An important meeting OF the Fifth
ward Republican club will also be held
at it's hall this evening, to arrange for
turning ont.
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Hon. G. L. Poorman will speak at
Belmont, Saturday evening, Oct 10, and
GAINESVILLE, Saturday evening, Oct %.
Hon. 9. l. Wesms and Judge w. D.
Hot, Jacobsburg, Oct 90. Hon. l.
Dantord, Morristown, Oct. %, and W.
+. Smith and @. j. Howard at New Cas-
Ito, October %.
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MIS-. NJ. ScHAENBERGER, Beaver Dam,
Wis.,, writes: ave have used DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil in our family
for Coughs, Colds, Group and Rheuma-
tism. 1t cures every time. D&w
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Our stock OF Gents Fine Shoes is now
complete, the best fitting Piccadilly
blucher in the city. l. v. BLOND.
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FINE Cloaks and Suits to please any
lady. Call at EMsHEIMER's,
Eleventh street.
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Captain Criswell was born December
10, 1884. lie was a son OF George Girls
well, a native of Ohio. Captain Girls
wells career began at the age OF sixteen
years, when he taught school in Bel
mont and Jefferson counties, Ohio. He
studied law under w. II. Oldham, OF
M%oundsville, and was admitted to the
bar in 1860. On the breaking out OF the
war he enlisted, August 1861, in Com
pany L, of the Seventy-seventh volun-
teer infantry. He was taken prisoner
by the c~ohfederates on the third day OF
the battle of Pittsburgh Landing. He
vas exchanged, and then became the
first prosecutor of Marshall county
under the new state. From that time
until the present his history is we'll
known. He was ever a consistent Re-
publican and forever a grand patriot.
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M'KlNLEY'S BIG BOOM.
A Pittsburgh Committee Here to
Arrange Their Clubs Coming.
SENATOR HISCOGE ON SATURDAY.

He viii Be Escorted to the Central
Hall by All tho Clubs, Saturday
Evening, Where All May Enjoy His
EIoquence..ovc 1900 Men Coming
From Pittsburgh in the Marching
Clubs.
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SEE our SIS Cloaks and Suits only at
EMsHEIMER's.


As good many people seem to have an
idea that the Presidential Campaign is
not attracting as much attention as
usual. Maybe it isn't, but n thing is
certain those new Grandfather $ Hat
cakes recently put On the market are
proving immensely popular. We are
told that The Wheeling Bakery with all
their facilities for baking great quanti-
ties in a short time, al scarcely supply
thedemand. And it isn't political senti-
ment that is making the demand either,
for Democrats as we'll as Republicans
buy them. "Grandfather's Hat" cakes
are really delightful dainties and it il
no wonder that the people like them.
Ask your grocer for them. M
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oAprAIN cR1swELL DEAD.

a Prominent Republican and Patriot
Passes Away to His Reward
Captain Hanson Criswell, a promi-
nent lawyer of Moundsville, and we'll
known in this state, and more especial
ly in this n%eighborhood. died at his
home yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock.
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Funeral notice hereafter
CRISwELL-At his residence. in Moundsyillc,
on Thursday afternoon, October 10, 1892, at
$40 O'Clock, HANSON CRISwElt-
Funeral notice hereafter.
LAlNG-At zoos Main street. on Thursday
morning, October Il, 1892 ut ) O'Clock,
GEORGE AtSG. in his G9th year.
Euporal notice hereafter.
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DIED.

KIIEyES-on Thursday. October 49,, 1892. at
1l:l5 a. M. JOHN KLIEvEs, in the 5Oth year
~ HIS app
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WRITE for our illustrated catalogue,
Tree TO any address.
II. EMsHEINER,
is and 20 Eleventh street.
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Basins Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of. long
standing. 25c at all druggista
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-08
VOTE FOR EACH CANDIDATE ONCE

In voting for local candidates, vote
only one time for each name; for in
stance, Marion Cannon's name appears
on the ticket in two places, being the
candidate of two parties. Vote for him
only ONE time. That's enough. If you
put tw crosses (X) opposite his name
you lose your vote.
This is also the method of voting for
all local candidates whose names ap-
pear on the ticket more than once, as
the candidate of two or three parties.
POLLING PLACES.
Following are the polling places
throughout the city by precincts and
wards,
Precinct No. 1-At corner Downey
avenue and Chestnut street.
Inspectors: A. E. Meigs, M. G..
Hughes.
judges: H. A. Barraclough, S. G.
Newton.
Clerks: N. G. Browning, M. M.
Brothers.
Ballot clerks: Henry W. White, R.
H. Chapman.
Precinct No. PAT Miller block.
Inspectors: j.. Wachtel, John E.
Yoakum.
Judges: E. M. Morrison, Richard
Dunnigan.
Clerks: F. E. Phillips, F. P. Ebert.
Ballot clerks: J. M. Tibbetts, VIM.
M. Hughes.
Precinct No. Sat 532 Downey
avenue.
Inspectors: R. A. Ling, J. Baldwin.
Judges: Geo. Weeks, w. B. Berry.
Clerks: F. J. Cooper, Norman Nc
Donald.
Ballot clerks: VIM. H. White, w. A.
Frick.
Downey avenue and Hellman street.
Inspectors: 0. N. Raney, j. H.
brewery.
Judges E. E. Johnson, Sylvanus
White.
Clerks: Robert Pierce, Alfred Moore,
jr.
Ballot clerks: ]. w. Arnold, G. B.
Griffin.
SECOND WARD.
| Precinct No. 38-At old court house.
Inspectors @. E. Day, E. A. Preuss
Judges: Llewellyn Bixby, J. Kutrz.
Clerks: o. Morgan, R. A. Stassforth
Ballot clerks: George Gephard, VIM
Mead.
Precinct No. Sat southeast corne,
Temple and Fremont avenue.
| Inspectors: L. s. Butler, j. L. Mans.
field.
Judges: R. M. Gamble, w. E. War.
den.
Clerks: M. E. Copeland, Henry L.
Bryant.
Ballot clerks: Richard Livingston
E. G. Bower.
Precinct No. 4O-At 1856 Temple
street.
inspectors: A. H. Merwin, j. T.
Steward.
Judges: E. E. Mullette, VIM. Mays
Clerks: B. L. Hess, Gus Frederick.
Ballot clerks: E. 8. Field, w. s.
James.
Precinct No. 41-At corner Temple
and Victor streets.
Inspectors George s. Clark, Henry
Bruning.
Judges: Chas. Case, @. H. Libby.
Clerks: s. G. Millard, Gustav L. Da'
wilson.
Ballot clerks: VIM. Lundberg, julien
H. Melvill.
Precinct No. 42-At 9O71a Temple
street.
Inspectors Chas. Edw. Alexander
A. @. Summers.
Judges; Henry Susskinds, L. Bout
tier.
Clerks: William Henry Tonkin, Henry
dieee.
Ballot clerks: John R. Denny, Gus
tav Heimann.
Precinct No. 43-Murietta block, New
High street. q
1 Inspectors: j. H. w. Patterson, Ra
mon Dominguez.