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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.


huttgEu Oh 14AAuA AAbhAeAS So eNAA1 ASNAN
the cItT.
MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
OPERA House this evening-"Tar and
Tartar"
DoLLvER at the Central Republican
hall this evening.
THE GRAND this evening-0garita,
the Indian actress
A REGULAR meeting OF the Council
committee on fire department. is called
for this evening.
THE Webster district Republicans
will meet at their hall this evening at
1880. Important business will be trans
acted.
CHARLES WILSON and Henry Herbick
were arrested yesterday morning for
stealing keg OF beer from Reymann's
brewery.
GEORGE NTooNAs, Hungarian, was
held by Squire Gillespie Saturday in
$500 bail on Il charge Of basIardy. In
default he was sent to Jail.
+. C. FErTE, the enterprising Eighth
ward grocer, has moved into his fine
new three.story building, corner Thirty
fifth and Chapline streets.
MucH interest is being taken in the
Mckinley meeting to be held at Etna-
Vile on Wednesday evening. The gov
ernor will speak at Flushing in the al
tsrnoon.
LARGE crowds OF people went through
the new Peoples bank building all day
Saturday and in the evening, and all ad-
mired everything about the elegant
new building.
A MEETING OF travelling statesmen was
held yesterday and it was decided to
turn out on Columbian day with their
gripa, commanded by Capt. Sam Bru-
baker and Lieut.. Charles Bailey.
THE officers of all Republican march
ing clubs will meet at the county COM
mittee rooms, IN the new Hawley
block. corner Tenth and Market streets,
athalf-past evento-night, to perfect de.
tails pertaining to the Mckinley de-
monstration.
AFTER an excellent meeting conduct.
ed by Mr.. Sawyer, at Evangelistic hall
last night, the music in charge OF MIR.
MARBLE. another crowd came in and de.
manded u second address, which Mr..
Sawyer gave. W. NJ. Clemans conduct
ed the singing. 1t was memorable
night in the work.
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IN RERKELY COUNTY.
A sample Democratic Conysnhon-Tt
Picture of HarriGOn is Torn Down.

A Sample Democratic ConVsnbon-The
Picture of HarriEon is Torn Down.
sjes!a: Ds;5a.as . .!s Ia.eaiszoer
BERKELY SPRINGS, W. VA, Oct. s.
This was Democratic day in this
place. After much contention it had
been decided to place county ticket in
the field, to keep the faithful few in
line, and for weeks the meeting was
widely advertised and many attractions
offered TO secure the attendance OF the
few Democrats who are willing to sup
port free trade. Among the attractions
were the free trader VIM. L. VIII
son, G, Wood Daily and a host OF other
speakers.
In the morning hickory pole was
raised with broom on top, indicative
that the Democrats had some cleaning
up to do in their own ranks. A flag
with the pictures OF Cleveland and
Stevenson was swung to the breeze.
The brass band drew the people into
the court room where the following
ticket, which had previously received
the endorsement of the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee was nominated: For
sheriff, ex-senator A. R Unger; as
SCISSOR. John H. Fisher; commissioner,
George W. Havermale; supervisor,
William Atkinson.
The work was dispatched insuch hall
hearted manner that only one nomi-
mated received n second, the chairman
putting each nomination, to a vote be-
fore a second could be obtained.
In the afternoon the Hon. William l.
Wilson, who misrepresents the Second
district in Congress, opened, his old free
trade chestnuts.
Hon. c. Wood Daily then gladdened
the hearts OF the Democrats by savage
attack on protection, and when asked
to explain Peck's report simply said it
was burned up, and refused to discuss
it. At the close OF his speech the band
played God Save the Queen"
But the incident OF the day was the
removal OF the picture OF President Har-
rison from the court room, notwitt-
standing this picture had hung there
many months. The acting chairman OF
the committee. Mr.. Rename Hunter,
removed the picture before the assem-
bling OF the convention, giving as ono OF
his reasons for SO doing that he feared
it would be torn down and destroyed by
members of the convention.
This disrespeCtful and unpatriotic act
was soon noised abroad, and some OF
the young Democrats denounced the
act in strong terms. One Democrat
proposed to return the picture to its
proper place, but was promptly told by
MIR. Hunter that he would have to be a
better man than he was to do so. 1t is
needless to say the act aroused great in
Gignation, and the party responsible for
such an act will receive the severest
condemnation from our loyal and patri-
otto citizens at the polls on NovemberS.
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THE ADVANCE GUARD
OF the Knights of PythIns of tho State
Arrive In the City.

VI tne hnlEnh OF Eythhs "a tho ot1be
Arrive in the City.
Yesterday the first Of the knights Of
Pythias who viii! attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of West Virginia in
this city this week put in their appear,
ance. Manner jenkins, OF Piedmont,
grand keeper of records and seal, &C,
companied by his wife, arrived last
night and is at the Mcclure. George
E. Mcdonald, OF Huntington, grand
outer guard, is at the same hotel, as are
also W. Fl. Lyons, first lieutenant oil
Cabell division No. s, uniformed rank,
of Huntington, and J. L. Emmons, OF
Occur de Lion lodge No. "a, Of that
town.
Ernest Huth, of Piedmont, and John
W. Stanley and wife, OF the same place,
are at the Hotel VanKeuren. Mr.. Stan.
ley is editor of the only journal pub
lighed in the interest OF the order in
West Virginia.
A number of the brilliant uniforms
OF the order were seen about town last
evening. To-day large number OF de-
legates may be expected to arrive.
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Attracts the attention Of every property
holder in this city. But when DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist, claims that heart disease is
durable and proves it by thousands Of
testimonials OF wonderful cures by his
New Heart Cure; it attracts the atten-
ton OF the millions suffering with short
breath, palpitation, irregular pulse,
wind in stomach, pain in side or shout
der, smothering spells, iainting, dropsy,
etc. A. F. Davis, Silver Creek, Neb., by
using four bottles OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, was completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart dis
ease. This new remedy is sold by
Logan Drug Co. Books free, ."
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wooDroRD Ar HUNTINToN.
lie Makes an Eloquent and Convincing
Speech Mt that Point.
c...s., r;.n.I,I "a "a. T,l,IIk,s,nsr

lie Makes an Eloquent and Convincing
Speech ut that Point.
Special Dispa,eh to he In,slligeaeer.
HUNrlxcroN, W. Va, Oct, 9.-General
Stewart l.. Woodford, OF New York,
delighted twelve hundred people at
Davis opera house Saturday night with
strong and eloquent argument in
favor OF the Republican party. During
the course of his remarks he was inter-
rupted by local Democratic politician
who sought to break the force OF his
arguments by interfering questions.
General Woodford turned the tables
completely on the interrupter by giving
him respectfulattention and answering
every question, giving Republican argu-
ment sound and convincing which was
received with thunders Of applause
from the audience. 1t was grand
speech to an enthusiastic audience and
General Woodford left to-day for Knox
Vile, Tenn, firmly convinced that
West Virginia will give its electoral
vote in November to Harrison and
Reid
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Specldt DiSpdtcH 10 INC NtteNIyeHeeF' ha
KINGwooD, W. Va, Oct. 9.-The Hon.
John A. Hutchinson addressed big
Republican meeting at Fellowsville
yesterday. He was delayed somewhat
by late train, but for two hours he
spoke, and each sentence enthused the
Republicans OF the banner Republican
district. 1t was big time for that COM
munity and much good was done.
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MIKE. Vote. For Caldwell.

Special Dispatch 10 he En'eligeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct 9.-"soap
Fat" Simpson spoke to the Third ward
Democrats at the Canda hose house
last night. His speech was mostly
made up Of abuse and utilization of
Charley Caldwell. Nearly half his au-
dience left during the harangue, evil
IDENTIFY disguised with both the speaker
and his sentiments. Republicans here
hope Simpson will continue his present
style of campaigning. Every speech he
makes creates additional votes for
Caldwell.
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PUBLIC SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTAIL
AT PIN l" NTCTlON

being duly authorized / VIII O.tf %
public auction. before tue front 10
Court House Of Ohio county Me.'
the city ai Wheeling, on sAlu HUA rs
day OF October 1881 commcunu- o..
a. m. that very valuable property ra
the west side Oi Market rect W. ". tal
Wheeling, being the TWO houses ilt Ht
whrrcon they are situaied lying -.r,t
properly occupied BY Stanton q r.' r-.r,
book store aud tue properly "l tl p. DO
Title and Trust Company Iht F.'. .4a
sold Is that now occupied by VIII.
onetbird OF the purrhnss none DO %
the residue In two equal hpnuN payh
Ing interest from day OF sJlo, A'r E.i
timed to secure tbr payment To-.
purchase money. Title undsNG .vr7JE,
O:j.slWlP WILLIAM h
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

The Knights OF Pythlns, one of the most pro
mlnent and strongest secret organizations OithO
State, will meet in this city and remain with US
several days this week. Citizens are requested
to decorate their residences and business houses,
to show the visitors that they are welcome to
the city. CIV STARLIGHT, Mayor
Wheeling. os.oAer "a, lss.
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their teams and wngons in the parade,
making i; a sort of an industrial turn


Hon. H. G. Hervey, Republican can.
didate for State Senator, will speak al
Fulton tonight. The North Wheeling
marching club will 90 out to attend the
meeting, and the Elm Grove club will
also come in. There will be a good
meeting, and good speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10

S. B. DuRFRY, mate of steamer Arizo-
ma. had his foot badly jammed. Thorn
as Electric Oil cured it. Nothing equal
to it for a quick pain relievcr D&w
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CITY TAX NOTICE.
OrFtCE OF CRY COLLECTOR
PUBIC BrILDlNG,
tNr.,.strf.t.a.. E...H.sr.I..r a. |a

WHEELING, september iH '9.
Notice is hereby given that the Ciy iaN'.. by.
1892. VIII be due and payable at ,ho q .. w.
City Collector. Public Building sail.a'
her J. 1872 Persons paying all ih.'
any day during October, or b.iOta Non
vembct Z. 1872 will BE- entitled 10 af.'a4.
two per cent on city taxes ,.... ...,.
The taxes on reu! estate will DAf ITO
from November / ls92 az the rate o. ID
'''i' PSI '''i""'' w. JOHN A. WITT
,e,o Cly cold o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-10
GENERAL NOTICES.
Republican Club Meetings

Young Mons Republican Escort clab-E7''f
Tuesday evening.
Wednesday Evening, r-i..
Central Republican Club Egc-y FnlN
evening ....
These MEETINGS In Central Club IcaiqnlF'''-
LUZ Building, ljJi Market Street
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DRESS GOODS. SILKS. ETC GEO. 3. TA a g 3.
GEO. R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET. l5a MARKET STREET,

Now ready in all departments the Fall and Winter trade 1929 As
usual we make Dress Goods Silks Wraps Jackets and Seal SKIN oqae
and other good reliable Furs our specalties ,. -.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS to meet the wants OF the PUBIC ana
growing trade.
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PROMINENT DEPARTMENTS

Repee with choice selections and every article offered the lowest
sble price and all guaranteed to be as represented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

attraction was secured only yesterday
and showed determined effort TO amuse
the visitors to the Exposition. Besides
these various free attractions there are
special and particular features each day,
which will make it a great week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

Grady: Sergeant-at-Arms, Edward Bar
ker. Executive committees: Thomas II.
Davis, William Enright, John L. Roach,
T.. III. O'Donnell, James Il. kcrse.
On Tuesday evening the Old Dominion
Sextefte will give concert In the large
hall of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION for the benefit Of the Assc-
citation in Ashland. An exhibition class
Of gymnasfs. under the leadership OF
Professor Horace r. Smith, vii! also
participate in the entertaining OF the
audience.
Rev. Thomas Dixon. of New York,
the famous lecturer, will appear before
q Richmond audience at the building
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton on Tuesday evening. He will lee
ture on Fools under the auspices OF
the Sewing Society of Ciay-street Bap-
fist church.
The committee for the entertainment
Of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
of Virginia met at Young Mems Chris
tian Association parlors last evening.
Seven lodges were represented, and re-
ports of progress made by the sub-com-
mittees.
Mr.. w. L. Waring, ST.. died yesterday
morning at the house OF his son. Mr.. w.
l.. Waring. Jr., aged seventy-three.
Many of the oldest inhabitants knew
him. and the funeral will be NJ 3 o'clock
to-day. at the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. A. II. Eddins has sent the City
Fire Department. through Assistant
Chief Shaw. his check for 800 for the
benefit fund Of the department, in APP
probation Of their work nc the ire mt
his factory on the morning OF Saturday,
the Sth of October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
COLUMBUs DAY.
The Services at Beth Ahaba Synagogue
Were of an Appropriate Character.


Were of an Appropriate Character.
The beautiful temple Beth Ahaba"
House of Love- was tatefully decorated
YESTERDAY. American and State flags were
held in place by eagles around the galleries.
and shields and banners adorned the choir.
while even the csndeabra on the altar was
not forgotten. Every face wore bright
and JOYOUS look for the occasion was
special service appropriate TO the prevail
ing celebration of the four hundredth an
nversary of Americas discovery by the
great Columbus. Appropriate music was
rendered by the choir, which IS CON-
posed of Mrs. Reinhardt. Mrs. Knowles.
MIR. Moses May. and Mr. J. Emory shaw,
with Mr.. jacob Renhardt at the organ.
The sermon of the reverend gentleman
was a model one. He gave short account
of the life OF the great admiral and SAID
that while Columbus may not have peen
the first to conceive the idea OF reaching
India by sailing west yet he should nave
the credit of accomplishing the great UNDER
taking. after 80 many failures and dIsap-
pontments.
His life tells plainly that victory is the
result only OF patient perseverance, ana
success il the fruit of unhagging toll. Co
lumbus was only the tool in the hand or
the Master Workman above. Never did no
dream now great WAS us hcuis'eihoht' VI
realzed that he had given the world a new
continent.
To the Jews this celebration is OF special
Significance for they show thereby tina
they are Americans as fully as anybody
else Judaism is not nation. but creed.
A Jew is di eient from other men IN reig-
ious convictions only and to think OF him
as a foreigner or alien is absurd. lie Is
thoroughly identified with American inst,-
tutons and reoices in her greatness, which
ia the pride and hope of the human race
Rabbi Calisch drew attention TO the TACT
that the discovery OF America and expul-
sion of the Jews from Spain was slmultane-
ous. He said it was more than comet
dence. II was the work of heaven. The
hone of the Jews is for an era OF universal
peace and brotherhood. This morning there
will be rectations and singing and ad-
dresses in the synagogue by the Sunday
school children.
There will be an appropriate sermon. TO
the present season. which may be called
Columbian. preached in 81. Feter's Cathe.
dral at the High Mass this morning. at
which Bishop Van do Vyver will be present:
The choir. under Mr.. N. b. Leonard. VIII
render the beautiful Marcos Mass ~ A
fiat. They will sing Costa's 20 saluiaris
Hostia.' arranged for quartette. The
preacher will be Rev. Father Iierney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

The westward trend of the retail
trade on Broad street brings weekly
changes of old-established firms The
last important change to be recorded Is
that Of the extensive furniture house OF
Haskell d Hatton, who have just moved
from their old stand, 207 east Broad. to
the large three-story building No. III
east Broad. where with 1.10O square feet
Of floor space they make an excellent
display of large stock of fine furniture.
The first floor is devoted to splendid
specimens of the cabinet makers art.
in oak, walnut and cherry, while the
second floor is filed with an elegant ar
ray of upholstered furniture in broca-
telle, plush, Winton rug, silk tapestry
and mohair. Here may also he found
fine assortment of ingram, moquet, vel
vet and tapestry carpets, portieres and
lace curtains.
This firm, in addition to the furniture
business, carry full line Of clothing on
the instalment plan, being the only firm
in Richmond who conduct this business.
Mesrs. Haskell e Hatton formerly
conducted branch houses in Washington,
Baltimore and Petersburg, but they have
now concentrated their business here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Poultry and Kennel Club.

The Dog and Poultry Show still con-
tinues to attract numbers of our visitors,
who are highly pleased with the exhibit,
and there is a good prospect of drawing
many more members Of the club from the
country. None were aware that Rich
mond could boast of a kennel club.
Mr. Joseph A. Thompson proposed and
Captain W. III. Sands seconded the move
ment proposed that next weeks profits
be given to various charitable institu-
tons. Tuesday is fixed for the Shelter
ing Arms" benefit.
The club show is not for financial gain,
many of the members being put to great
expense and trouble. They only wish to
pay expense and premiums.
In the poultry and pigeon show several
to draw and are greatly admired.
The show will remain open until Fri
dav
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
Republicans Cpuueting.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 15-Spocial.-The
Bowden and anti-Bowden Republicans
have been coquetting with each other all
day. and tonight the differences are no
nearer settled than they were two weeks
ago. Bowden is hard to move and it is
believed he will not retire unless he has
the best assurances from the administra-
ton that he will be taken care of.
Peachy is still here with number of
his friends eating their heads off at the
Atlantic. Early this morning Peachy was
informed that Bowden would give him an
answer in the afternoon at > o'clock. He
was assured that the answer would be
received by 0 o'clock tonight He tells
them that he can't possibly answer before
Monday morning, and so the matter
rests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

STAYED for a while to look at the exhibits
However. comparative darkness pre-
vailed, and the only attractive point was
the stand of the Richmond Railway and
Tlectric Company, which was illumi-
mated by 200 incandescent lights of va
rious colors.
THE TINES REGISTER.
The following people registered their
names in The Times big book yester-
day:
P.D. Christian, Lynchburg:. Mrs. George W.
Onsrless caroline county; Mamie Iinsley.
Kichmond Jennie cafett, phiisdopsia Y.
n Rose ard wife, Sussex county; l.. A. Ell
more. ylrsinis r. H. HIP; pitt' r cslls n Pit Pt
den. Virginia: John w. stoyall Mississippi;
lst chrsis1iSbHT n: 9 Mssss A. s eonn
q j Mcmahon Richmsnd; J, w: Sale, Lex
ipgion Mrs I Waller Bedford . aity Wi Mss
iowel' Mas: d. H. Walker. Richmond: VIII
La Coake. Richmond; Miss Mary Msons Mss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

At a meeting of the Young Mems So
cial and Democratic Club Friday hight
they elected officers, as follows: Presi-
dent Joseph Il. Sorg; First Yice-Presi-
dent, William Gayle; Second Vice-Presi-
dent, Peter G. Martin: Treasurer, ].
Harry Lawder; Secretary, James II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

running water Ia no less astounding, and
Hle Amphitrite, who disobeys and upsets
all the laws Of gravity, is also beauti-
full conception, cleverly executed This
week Professor Morris promises two new
features, the famous "She." aud the
Garden of Luxembourg. wherein three
figures disport instead of one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
vIRGINIA'S BIG SHOW.
ATTRACTIONS At THE EXPOSITION.
The Crowds Continue to Go aud the Man.
sgeSnent is satisaed--This Week WIN
Re the Most Attractive.

The two inches of impossible dirt
which foatcd over and covered every
thing on the unpaved length Of Broad
street for several days past was nicely
laid yesterday by street sprinklers, and
she drive was converted from mael-
strom of dust into pleasant trip.
The day crowd was small in comparison
with the multitude of the previous day,
hut lot small enough 10 cause any ccssa-
ton or lull in any Of the amusement fea-
lures. The cat orchestra, which per-
forms every half hour. invariably had an
audience. Gilmore'S orchestral numbers
through Edison's sound stOrehousc. the
photograph. still had an occasional
nearer. Morris wonderful illusion show
attracted the crowd aS usual. The Bel
mos in their hairbreadth escapes from
thc intricacics Of fireworks. knives and
ropes were hrcathlessly watched, and the
dc Comas i'm their aerial bicycle feats
xerc intcntiy observed.
WHITING THE1E NAMES.
The bic Times Register at the front en-
trance 20 the main building, weighing
10 pounds. received the names OF many
visitors in signatures whose chioSraply
was rs varied as the decorations of the
booths.
Tho Exposition is growing better and
hotter and This week will prove the sue
ceSsful period Of the great show. All the
old attractions which have afforded so
much amusement to the public without
charge viii be continued and new ones
addcd.
Ii is the week for the stock exhibition.
All the cattle stalls arc taken, and in
Guiding the sheep and the swine, IS ex-
pectcd 10 be the equal OF any stock ex-
hibit ever held.
Horticultural Hall. Immediately in
rear of the main building, is filed in
every wing with splendid specimens Of
the earth's increase. They are arranged
with an artistic eye TO decoration, and
the results obtained made the scene
very attractive Vegetables, fruits and
flowers are shown in ample array. Here,
too. are grouped the products of the Nlr-
ginia housekeeper, preserves, cakes and
pickles. This feature OF the exhibition
is superior in quality and arrangement.
The poultry show is the finest ever
seen il Virginia. TIE arrangements in
the exhibition house are of the most con-
venicnt and superior character fer OBJ
serving the splendid birds of every bred,
which are shown there.
THE TBorTING DOG.
Tomorrow the remarkable trotting
dog Doc" commfnc his engagement
il daily trials of speed against ponies
and vearling colts. A large black dog at
tachcd 10 p light sulky and driven by
small boy. makes successful contests
against all small specimens of horse
kind. and proves a very interesting at
traction.
The Australian bird show is another
free attraction added this week, which
will give daily performances and afford
special pleasure to the Children rms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16
McGili Union.

Tomorrow night the members of the
McGill Union. with the other Catholic
societies. will celebrate in honor of
Columbus. The following programme
will be rendered: /. Star Stangled Ban
ner. Glee Club. .. Paper, Columbus,
His Destiny. James VI. Powers. 3.
Columbia. Glee Club. 4. Paper Column
bus, the Accomplishment of His Destiny,
Rev. w. A. McKeefry. D. America,
Glce Club