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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08
Trapsfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds oftrust and transfers
Of real estate as follows:
April % by James A. Driller and wife
to Louisa Frazier, for S., the north half
of lot 5, on the east side Of McGolloch
street, on the South Side.
June @, by John J.. Monahan to
Joseph A. Ankle, for S.. 900, part Of lot
10, in square IS, in the Eighth ward.
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The compnELny cam WaLt.

Council was called in extra session
last night to consider the report Of the
electric light commission, recommend
ing the acceptance Of the electric light
plant and the payment to the Fort
Wayne electrical company OF the bal
ance due it. Several members came to
the city building yesterday evening,
but not nearly enough to make q quo
rum. After waiting around awhile the
members present went home.
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The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an
nounces tho sale OF round-trip tickets
from all stations to Chicago. June IS to
20 inclusive, at rate Of one fare for the
round trip. on the occasion Of the
National Democratic Convention, on
June q. Tickets will be valid for re.
turn journey until July s inclusive.
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swallowed Ills Teeth.

About l o'clock yesterday afternoon
a horse ran off up Market street, near
the creek bridge. The wagon TO which
he was hitched struck post near Null
doon's marble shop and was broken to
pieces. The driver was thrown out
against the curbstone and had four
teeth knocked down his throat, besides
heinr bruised otherwise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

Yesterday morning colored man, q
tramp, was struck by freight train on
the B. & o. road. at the 4SarroYs, below
Benwood, and was Instantly killed. His
body was shockingly mangled. The re-
mains were taken to Moundsville and
buried there. There was nothing about
the body or clothing Of the dead man to
afford the slightest clue to his identity
or his hnmA, EIa .nI =, n..rl H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

IF you need speetacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
tho 0ptician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets, The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTHsAw
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changes In Clay.

Mr.. Martin Wayman, who was sug.
gested as Justice Of the peace at the
Clay district meeting Monday evening,
declines to allow his name to be used,
and some OF the Republicans Of the dis!
trict have asked that the name of I. R,
Belleville, of McColloch street, be put
on the ticket for justice. Mr.. Bellevllle
would mako a good Justice.
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The two candidates for Justice Of the
peace, suggested at the Republican
meeting in Richie district were
Squire John w. Schultze and Joseph
A. Ankle. August Fischer and Consta-
BILE Richard Blocker were named as
constables. DR.. W. f, Stathers was
another delegate suggested.
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There is talk of enclosing base ball
grounds with grand stand, etc, for the
newly organized Martins Ferry club, at
a cost OF $500. 1t is said that $500 Of the
amount necessary has been already
subscribed. If the scheme materializes
there will probably be race track
around the base ball diamond. 1t is
hoped that the project will be ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-08

Act on new principle-regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for mon, women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest, Burestl Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s. ii-
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NJ. 9. Z. D. ConventIon.

Tho Belmont county W. @. T. U. con-
yention will be held in the U. p.
church in Martins Ferry this after
noon. An oratorical contest under the
auspices Of the above organization will
be field in the opera house there to-
night. The prize will be gold medal.
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Effectually yetgently, when costive or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity without
irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup OF
Figs. D&w
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Tho picnic Of the Sunday school OF
the Mt. Zion German Lutheran congre-
CATION was given yesterday at seibert's
garden. Beginning with the so,clock
motor, when the majority went out.
the hourly motors afterward carried
out many people.
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HeilmeIers DyeIng EStnbllshnont

John Heilmeier, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an
nounces that he is prepared TODD clean
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give HIM a call.
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nIndi.on pl.trlot Nnmo,.

In Madison district the names OF W,
E. Williams, Alex Maxwell and A. II.
Forgey were suggested for the unex-
plred term as school commissioner, and
+. Buchanan for the full term. Mr..
Williams has since declined to be the
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HALp HOSE 4 sPEcIALTY.

Just received, 100 dozen moro OF those
RsnI AIRco Superior Half Hose. For com.
fort and durability they surpaas all others
All blacks absolutely fast. Price zoe;
@. HESS 3 SOM,
Merchant TnIIorN and Gents' FurniShorsI
1891 aud 1898 Market street.
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GARffrnD TEA is composed wholly Of
harmless herbs, hence its effects can
never be injurious. Why, then, take
nauseous pills, oils or cathartics that
constipate? tn
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Very low round trip rates for the
summer are now offered by the Wheel-
ing & Lake Erie railway to Niagara
Falls, Lake Chatauqua, Lakeside, Put.
in Bay, Huron and Beautiful Zoar."
For full information, rates, ETC., apply
to station ticket agents or
o. R. Woop, /.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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HONE made candy, Strawberries, ice
cream and flowers at the Second Presby-
terrain Church Thursday evening.
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Edw. L. Rose & Co. call attention to q
cut and notice Of the observation-disclosures
Pneumatic Tire Safety in another col
umn alsoto the wheel itself in their
window. Itcertainly is beauty.
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eqGooD music and dancing at selbert's
Garden, Thursday evening, June 0.
from s to IL o'clock.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cas:oriA.
When she was q Child, she cried for castoria
When she became sIlss, she chung to castoria.
Whom shoha Children, sAo gavothem cassorla
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THE reputation Of Garfield Tea is en-
circling the globe, orders coming in for
1t not oily from Europe, but far India. W
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THEMOTHBR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

No buttons can be torn off either in wearing or washing
The Mothers Friend does away entirely with the sewing
on Of buttons It supplied with adjustable belt, which
is easily taken off when the waist washed the buttons
rveed the belt, consequently not be torn off,
either in wearing, washing or ironing
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The latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles just received.
/. ". BLoSp.
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ATLANTIC TEA co.
Atlantic Tea Co.
NEW CROP TEAS.
We have just received our first in
voice of now season Teas. They arc
rich in flavor and possess great strength.
Our Coo Teas other dealers sell for SOC.

California Prunes, 8 pounds for..... CSC
Ev. California Peaches, 8 cans for. 25c
Standard Tomatoes, cans force. 25c
Standard Peas, A cans ior.............. Csc
Standard Sugar Corn, 8 cans fog.... 25c
Broken Coffee, per lb................... 1Oc
Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb ........ : l5c
Mustard sardines, per can..........,. Sc
sapono, per package. ....... ........... Sc
Gold Dust, per package. 7. 22c
Globe Washboards ....................... 15c
Carpet Tacks, or, per box. .....,... lie
Clothes Pins, per doz....,...,.. ......,. lie
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travelling pasaengor Agent

Coon music and dancing at seibert's
Garden, Thursday evening, June 8,
from s to IL o'clock.
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10 REPUBLICANS.

II Is mart of tho Democratic plan TO
challenge the vote Of every Republi-
can who has not been assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
Don't let them find you unprepared.
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Children GU fur Pitchers Castorla..
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ANY empioye of RaiIreads owning n
watch that will not pass inspection can
purchnEo any watch, OF any make, ut Com:
pnny list cost. We have q few hnost nickel
nay iA'Au' " JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jevelor, Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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GET yoursupperat the Second Presby-
terrain Church Thursday evening, Ad-
mission free.
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New Advertisements.

0aiool Nos. 20 and ~ fourteenth Street.
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AUCTION PRICES.

NUOI1UN AUAO4Ioa
Best Light Calico at 3lc.
Best Indigo Blue Calico ut 4Sc.
Best Lancaster Bingham at &c.
Regular Sc Outing Cloths ut 4Sc.
Regular Sc Chevron Suiting at 4Sc.
RegulatSc ohallie Beige at 2lc.
Regular 10c Ladies' Choice Muslin at
&c.
Regular Sc 40-inch sheeting at 5ac.
Regular lsc Oh Unbleached Sheeting
at l9!c.
Regular 92c 1914 Unbleached Shooting
at l5C.
Regular sc Toweling at SIC.
Regular 10c Toweling at 7Sc.
Regular l2lc Toweling at DC.
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SILVER MEMS VIEWS.
Reasons Given for the Defeat of the
Measure.

Reasons Given for the Defeat of the
Measure.
WASHINGTON, July 13.--When asked
for his views as to the result of the contest
on the Democratic party Bland. the ac-
knowledged free silver champion in the
House, said: Il haYe only one reply to
make. Ever since 1 have been in Con-
gress we have had the same trouble as
now in dealing with these public ques-
tions. The Democratic party has always
been threatened with sectionalisnl, force
bill and military rule in the South if they
voted against certain measures which the
money powers We're fighting. The Re-
publican party continually forces as an
issue before the people military rule in
the South, SectioEaliSm and the iorce bill.
Until this is stopped | see no hope OF any
general legislation in the interests of the
people"
In the Senate the free silver Republi-
though they hardly expected that the bill
would pass. The Democratic Senators
are not surprised at the vote against the
Dill. The Republican Senators maintain
that the action Of the House does not by
any means mean the death of the bill
finally, Senator Stewart being particU-
larly sanguine III his belief that the meas
Wv VIII again DC Drought 10 IIie front at
the next session Of Congress, and even
going so far as to say he thought if Con-
gress was in session two weeks louger
the bill would pass both houses, owing to
the revolt in feeling.
1t is quite certain. however, that the
bill will not III any form come UP IL the
Senate again this session. as every one is
convinced that it is now too late to at
tempt any further silver legislation.
Senator Walcott regarded the defeat of
the bill as due, in the main, to the pres
sure brought to bear against it by the
Republican and Democratic candidates
for the Presidency. and the inopportune
time selected for its passage.
Senator Teller believed there was a
clear majority in the House in favor of
free silver under favorable conditions,
but The time was inopportune for press
ing the question to q vote
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STILL ASUNDER.
The Split in the County Democracy
Uncemented.
Reformers Refrse the Terms of the
State Committee, But Another
Hearing to 10 Had.

TIE two factions of the Democratic
party of this county had q hearing before
the State Central Committee in San Fran
cisco yesterday, but no definite action
was taken in the matter Of recognizing
one or the other.
The Central Committee. before con-
senting to hear any evidence or argu-
ments from either side, wanted to know
if both factions would agree TO abide by
its decision.
The regulars replied that they would
do SO, but the ''reiormers" would not
promise to so abide unless the commit
tees decision was agreeable to them.
4 member from the south moved that
the committee decline TO hear statements,
unless both sides should agree to abide
by its decision, and work together har-
moniOusly.
The reformers were then allowed to
withdraw for consultation, and on re-
turning to the cOmlnittee-room their
spokesman said the business of the dele
gallon was Specitic-it WAS to ask the
committee TO recognize the clement they
represented us constituting the Demo
cratic party OF Sacramento County. They
simply asked for this recognition, and
did lot feel authorized to decide the ques-
ton Of abiding by the committees deci-
sion.
After some 6eliberation among the
members OF the Central Committee that
body then declined to hear arguments,
ana decided that, at its meeting on the
18th, it would be prepared TO reopen the
case and give both sides hearing,
provided they would come prepared 10
give a guarantee that the respective ele-
ments of the party represented 10y them
would abide by the committees decision.
The committee then dismissed the mat
ter until the 10Th.
The reiormers returned in anything but
d pleasant state of mind, and some OF the
members OF the delegation were heard to
declare that they would not promise in
advance 10 be governed by the action OF
the Central Com mittee.
In talking with members Of the regu-
lar organization last night, reporter was
informed that the County Central Com
mittee would meet in q few days and
issue call for primary elections in the
several precincts 10 choose delegates to
County Convention.
sit is the intention Of the regulars" he
said, ''to nominate full county ticket,
just as if nothing had happened, and
Well put up a good one, too"
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BRIEF NOTES

The roof of the Thirteenth and G street
schoolhouse is to be renewed.
IL. +. Livermore, of the Natoma Com
pany, came up again from San Francisco
last evening, en- route to Folsom.
About quarter before o'clock yester-
day morning slight earthquake jar was
felt by few persons in this city. 1t was
barely perceptible.
At 10 a. NJ. tomorrow the time for sub
mitting bids for the various refreshments
privileges at the Pavilion DURING the
State Fair will expire.
ii. ,. Crocker 81 Co. have been awarded
the contract to supply the schools with
stationery the coming year, and James
McGaw secured the contract for fuel.
The wife and children of Clarence
Blum, who was recently a draughtsman
in the employ of the Southern Pacific
Company, are becoming anxious about
him. He left home a couple OF weeks
ago, saying he wGs going to Los Angeles.
which was the last heard of him. His
mind is believed to be affected.
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AT TIE PLAZA.
me hussar Band Once Moro Dis.
tinGuisheS ItSelf

AHe huSsar Band Once Moro Dis
tlnGuishes Itself.
There was an immense gathering at
the Plaza last evening 20 hear the Hussar
Bands concert
The evening was delightful, and the
music was never better In fact. the
musicians seemed to be throwing them
Selves" as the saying goes. and their
eIlorts We're rewarded with frequent
pGISts Oh enthusiastic applause.
Inc feature of the concert was the
soprano saXaphono solo performed bv
euro 1ortes, The taleuted leader of the
pand. The selection was loudly enc0red
and deserved il, as IL certainly was one OF.
the 1nest reed solos ever heard i'm Sacra-
mento. The grand march Alliance" !"
presented to the band by Leader Fran of
the theater orchestra, also caught the
aSsomblage. The medley of popIIar airs
was applaUded until it had to De repeated.
HE marked attention of those around
the stand ana The frequency of encores is
evidence that the band is gaining rapidly
III popularity. The concert next Sunday
evening Will be given by the same band.
ana tine programme is promised.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

C. V. Hobart came down from Chico
yesterday.
n. d. Rideout, the Marysville banker,
is in the city.
Mrs. Val Drescher is visiting friends in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Fred Knox is visiting friends in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Sol Nathan and family will sum-
mer i'll Alameda.
Mrs. N. II. Sheehan and family are vis-
iting at Santa Cruz.
EX-Assemhlyman Lynch of San Ber-
nardino is III the city.
Colonel James McNasser returned YES
terday from his visit to Denver.
Editor L. j. Mcfarland of the Folsom
Telegraph has been visiting his birth
place, at Benicia.
George w. Locke and his daughter.
Mrs. DR.. G. B. Nichols, left yesterday for
Bartlett Springs.
Jacob Nathan and Benjamin Hirsh of
San Francisco are stopping in Sacra-
mento for few days.
r. II. Singleton, Superintendent of the
City Cemetery, has gone to the springs,
to be absent a week or ten days.
Charles e. Bauer, who accidentally
shot himself several weeks ago, has so
able to be out on the street for while
yesterday.
Mrs. a. Comte, Jr., her daughter and
her sons are spending the summer in the
Slerras. They are pleasantly located at
Monte Vista, Placer County, where they
intend to remain until the latter part of
August.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Max Engel. j. d. Prince, New
York; L. Rowe and daughters, Philadel-
phia; A. W. Franklin, Chicago: d. Rich
ardson and wife, Truckee; K. W. Colson,
Boston; Mrs. d. Furth, Niola Furth, i.
IL. Furth, North San Juan; Fred B.
Wood. George w. Jordon, d. NJ. David
son, L. Block, S. l.. Jones, Ben Schetf, H.
7. Livermore, NJ. c. Spaight, Ed Pond
Vernon Waldron. G.. W. St. Clair, i. G.
Davis. John Phair, Frank Cowes and
wife, G. J. Jones, Eugene Hahn, W. b..
Lawrence. ID. L. Ritchie, DIR. Carver's
Wild America; r. G. Brush, John Scott,
San Francisco; J. X. Shelton, Woodland; !;
L. Kelly and wife, Vallejo.
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STILL BICKERIEG.
No Truce Yet Between the Warring
Chinatown Factions.
a San Francisco Society Drawn Into
the Trouble-A Refusal to Com
promise Murder Case.

The latest in the Chinatown highbinder
society warfare is that the Bing Kong
Tong has gotten into row with Gi Hong
Hung Society Of San Francisco and an
engagement is imminent, either here or
in San Francisco.
1t will be remembered that in the big
riot, which occurred here several weeks
ago, one of the Bing Kong Tong fighters
killed Lee Gong, a merchant and a promi-
nent member Of the rival faction, the
Chez Kong Tong. The slain merchant
was also q member Of the Gil Hong Hung
Of San Francisco. It appears that the
latter society subscribed funds for the
prosecution Of the alleged murderer, and
this, with the interest taken by the Chez
Kong Tong, made things look blue for
the Bing Kong Tong fighters.
Early this week the Bing Kong Tong,
it is said, offered the Gi Hong Hung $3.50
if it would 'let up' on the imprisoned
highbinder, and also secure the absence
of the murdered mans widow, who is
one Of the principal witnesses for the
prosecution, having witnessed the muir
der. But the San Francisco Association
refused fatty yesterday to compromise
the case, and now the Bing Kong Tong
threatens bloody revenge. 1t has been
thoroughly reorganized since the riot and
well reinforced. About thirty imported
fighters are said to be concealed in a
wash-house on N street, and are only
waiting the signal TO begin hostilities.
The Chez Kong Tong will be struck at
first and then the fighters viii turn their
attention to the offending San Francisco
society. The latter is something Of a
merchants club, and does not support
much Of a standing army of highbinders.
The Bing Kong Tong has had trouble
in another quarter. Itappears that it had
secured the services of a professional
witness named Lem All Let, who agreed
to testify to an alibi at the murder trial
for 1925. He received $50 in advance, and
then departed for parts unknown. This
has greatly enraged the highbinder So
ciety, and it is said Let's life has been de-
clared forfeited.
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CITY OF ST. PAUI.
loud Resting over the Title to the
Whole Site,

Cloud Resting Over the Title to the
Whole Site.
ST.. PAUL, July 12.-The Register of
Deeds has received from the Duluth at
torney a quit-claim deed to the undi-
vided $1,000 acres of what is known as
the ''Carver tract" The deed was given
by the descendants of Jonathan Carver
to Aretus a. Wilder, May 27, 1914. No
reason is gwen for The long delay in
reaching the Registers Office. The tract
extends faom Lake Pepin to st. Anthony
Falls, and includes the whole site of the
city of ST. Paul. The Register declined
to record the instrument until he received
the proper certificate that all the taxes
and assessments had been paid on that
part OF the tract conveyed and located in
Ramsey County.
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TWO RUNAWAYS
Booth 6 Co.'s Horse and Buggy and
an Unknown Horse and Cart.

Booth d5 Co.'s Horse and Buggy and
an Unknown Horse and Cart.
a horse attached to a light buggy be-
longing to Booth < Co. started from Front
and streets yesterday afternoon and ran
away. He crossed to X, and ran up X
to Seventh, where he was stopped by
Special Officer Greer and returned to his
owners.
When stopped he still had portion of
the buggy with linn, but had left two
wheels IN front OF the Western Hotel.
anG some fragments along his course up
Is street.
About O'Clock last evening horse at
tached TO cart came cavorting UP Second
to L, and thence started cast to toward
Omaha. one OF the ear conductors had seen
the same animal running down Twenty
eighth street, but no further particulars
coald be learned, regarding his start or
finish
lie was without a bride, or he might
have been stopped at Second and streets.
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RniipOnds I'm India

India, with an area of 100000 square
kilometers and population, according
to the census of 1891, of 275, 100000, pos
sesses but Il 900 kilometers of railroads.
The greater part of the materials for the
roads came from England, only the cast
iron sleepers and wrought-iron fasten-
lngs have been in great part produced
in India. India imported in 1890 iron
and steel, chiefly railroad materials, to
the value of Sl3. l2G, 900.