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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11
A NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
To DO Begun at Bridgeport Tomorrow.
Corner Stone Laying.

To DO Begun at Bridgeport Tomorrow.
Corner Stone Laying.
The congregation OF the church OF st.
Anthony of Psdua is to lay the corner
stone of their new church tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Under the
direction OF the pastor, Rev. Father ].
A. Weigand, the people determined to
build handsome brick church. Alot
just east OF the old church was secured
and the new church commenced. Ev-
erything will be in readiness for the oc-
casion tomorrow.
Following are the arrangements rs
prepared by the local committee: The
knights OF st. George, also the st.
Alphonsus Society OF Wheeling, will
form at Saint Alphonsus hall about 1880
p. m, and march to the old court
house, on Chapline street. Here they
will join the knights OF s.. George and
A. o. II. at 9 p. m. and march to Bridge
port, where they will DO met by the re-
ception committee and escorted to city
hall. The Climax band, Of Martins
Ferry, will head this procession. The
"A. o. f., OF BellairG, will form at their
hal! and march to the O., L. & w. rail-
way depot, where they will leave
promptly at 2 p. m. for Bridgeport. On
arrival at Bridgeport they will march to
tho city hall. The A. y. II. Of Martins
Ferry will NEE. at their hall aud march
to the c., L. & W. depot, where they
will leave Mt 2:S0 p. m. The Climax
band will head them to the depot, and
then the band will proceed to Wheel
ing via the w. B. & 7. railway and head
the Wheeling delegation to Bridgeport.
All the combined delegations will
march from the city hall, Bridgeport,
to the now church, where the ceremo-
mics will proceed.
The ground for the new church was
bought three years ago. 1t has 'front.'
age OF $50 feet and is 295 feet deep. It
is beautiful sloping piece OF ground
and nature has been bountiful in pre-
pairing it for the purpose. The new
church will be eighty-lve feet long and
forty-five feet wide, built OF brick, in
Gothic style OF artitecture. Its cost will
be about fifteen thousand dollars.
Frank Hess, of Etnaville, has tho con-
tract for the foundation, and Harry
Burris, OF Bellaire, the contract for the
rest OF the building.
The present membership OF the con-
gregation is over 400. After the sermon
the ceremony OF laying the corner stone
will take place. Ri. Rev. Bishop Wat
terson will be assisted by the rector
and clergy of the neighborhood. After
the ceremonies the societies will return
to City Hall in the same order in which
they came and thence march to the O..
L. 4 W.: depot whore the train will
leave at Z r. M. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
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THE BIG A. 0. H. PARADE.
To be Given before the State Con-
vention of the Order.
SOCIETIES FROM NEAR and FAR
VIII Participate in Mondays Dcmon-
stration, and there will be Plenty of
Brass Bands..-All tho Arrangements
now Complete for an Imposing and
Pleasing Turnout

The arrangements for the big parade
and outing to precede the annual state
convention of the A. o. II. are COM
pletc, and It is evident that tho turnout
next SGondoy forenoon will be large
and fine ono, and the afternoon at the
park very enjoyable for all. For the
parade Councilman NJ. B. Bailey has
been elected chief marshal, and he has
selected Michael p. Ryan and Jere
Mead as assistant marshals.
In the line SO far us now known will
be the A. o. H., organizations from
Clarksburg, Parkersburg, Grafton, Ben
wood, Bellaire and Martins Ferry, the
Polish Society Of st. Mary's Parish, the
st. Alphonsus Society and the Young
Mems Society of that church, the Ger
man knights ofSt. George, the Cathe-
dral Young Mems Society, the knights
of st. Joseph and Wheeling division
No. ], A. o. II. Tho line OF march will
DO as follows: Form on Fourteenth
and Eoff streets; march north on Eoft
to Twelfth, west on Twelfth to Market,
north on Market to Seventh, west on
Seventh to Main, south on Main to
Twenty-seyenth, east on Twenty
seventh to Chapline, south on Chapline
to Thirty-third, east on Thtrty-third to
EofF, north on Eof to Twenty-seventh,
west on Twenty-seventh to Chapline,
north on Chapline to Twenty-second,
west on Twenty-second to Market
north on Market to Eighteenth, east
on Eighteenth to Wood, north on
Wood to Sixteenth, west on Sixteenth
to the Motor station and break ranks
on command OF chief marshal or aids.
There WILDE at least four brass bands
in theprocession. The Opera House band
will head it, and bands from Benwood,
Bellaire and Parkersburg have been Sc
cured. The Polish society of tho
Eighth ward has hired the Parkersburg
band.
Patrick Oliver, of Parkersburg, will
preside over the convention
The Parkersburg delegation is ex-
pected to arrive on the Ohio River rail-
road Sunday evening at s O'Clock.
The address OF welcome will be de-
Iiyered by Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn on
Tuesday after high mass, sung by Rev.
Father McElligott. The convention
will be in session through Wednesday.
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LOCAL BREvIr1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment ia ana aoor

Matters Of Minor Moment In and about
tho City
GET out and follow the band tonight.
REprpucASs should all cast their votes
at the primaries.
LEN RsYSoLDs was arrested last even
ing by Officer Carney drunk again.
Hairy CARExDAuER resigned yester:
day as guard at the city workhouse, and
John Finnegans was appointed in his
place.
CoMPLAIxr was made to the police
yesterday that tent belonging to the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company had
been stolen above the Top mill.
A BRASS band will DO out tonight
making music for the Republicans. 1t
would have been out last night but for
the fact that no band could be secured
in time.
A WAGON loaded with meat, belong
ing to Louis Nlebergall, the butcher,
broke down yesterday, in front OF the
street car barn. The rear wheel caught
in tho track.
WoRD was sent to the police head:
quarters yesterday that lost child had
been found and was at Mrs. Fritz's on
Nineteenth street. Its parents found 1t
after several hours.
AIRs. NJ. REILLY complains to the po-
lice that boys enter her yard at Byron
and Fourteenth streets and destroy
flowers. This kind of vandalism is
common about the city.
MORE than half the field OF debris
which covered the creek above Main
street after Tuesday evenings storm
still remains. 1t lisa very tedious job to
remove it on falling stream.
TIE people arrested for selling medi-
cine without tho license tho law re-
quires were yesterday held for court
but released on their own recognizance.
OF course they will not appear.
The electric light commissions SUBJ
committee on tho building met yester.
day afternoon to inspect the work on
tho plant. The committee will report
to the full commission in favor OF &C
cepting the work.
CHICAGO convention excursion tickets
10th to goth, season excursion tickets,
Deer Park, Mt. Lake Park, Oakland,
Cresson and Niagara Falls and other
points. Thousand mile and other
tickets ut the Union railroad Office,
1900 Market street. Five railroad and
thirteen steamboat lines. John Baltic,
agent
AT7:45 tonight and four o'clock to-
morrow, meetings will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building, which young men will find
pleasant and profitable. A delightful
social will follow the meeting tonight.
Young men are invited. Sunday school
teachers meeting will be conducted by
Rev. G. NJ. Afford at Eve o'clock this at-
ternoon,
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Peter Conklin, the celebrated clown,
is in the city. lie was clown for many
years in old Dan Rice's circus and also
Barnum 4 Bailey's aggregation. Many
OF the children OF Wheeling now grown
to manhood and womanhood, will re-
member him. lie has an unique show,
which has attracted u great deal of ut
tention in all cities, and will exhibit in
the hall adjoining Pollock flour mill,
No. 1411 Market stroot. The 0ptorama
or War Museum consisting OF camp,
battle, hospital and prison scenes, fully
illustrating in comprehensive manner
the real soldier life in the late war.
The scenes are accompanied by dcscrip-
tive lectures that are non-partisan. In
addition to the War Museum there are
thousands OF other curiosities. Don't
fail to SEQ the Congo Warrior. Per-
formances take place every ten minutes.
Open tonight at Z o'clock, and to-mor.
now afternoon and evening. Admission
ten cents. Children accompanied by
their parents free. G. A. r. men and
soldiers are always Welcome.
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ENHANCING rHn FACILITIES.
For tho Accommodation of tho Public o
tho State Fair Grounds


For tho Accommodation of tho Public on
tho State Fair Grounds.
The West Virginia Exposition and
State Fair Association has made some
extensive improvements in the appear
ance and facilities OF its grounds this
year, and it has now contracted for an
additional grand stand with some new
features. This stand will adioin the
present one on-the north, and will be
seventy feet in length. II will seat
about 900 persons, and in its seating ca
pacity there will be included four hum
dred reserved seat chairs. These can
be reserved for one day or for the week,
and will be q welcome novelty to the
public. Another improvement will be
that the entrance to the new stand will
be from the rear, so that persons COM
ing cannot intefere with the view OF
those already seated, as was the case al
ways before,
The contract for the new structure
has been let to Wood Bros, and it is to
be completed for use by August Is.
A new judges stand will be erected
in front OF the new stand, and also a
new reporters stand. Leiner 4 Faris
designed the new buildings, and they
will be ornamental as we'll as useful.
There is nothing slow about the State
Fair people; all thcy ask Is public CO.
operation.
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ABOUT people.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folt'

Strangers in the City and Wheeling FolI'
Abroad.
L. V. Keck, OF Morgantown, is at the
Stamm house.
Chas. R. Behler has returned from a
short visit to Canton, o.
Mr.. ]. D. Hamilton. a prominent
merchant Of Fairmont, was in the city
yesterday.
Prof. +. NJ. Bowling and wife, Of
Bethany, and G. L. Skinner, of Fair
mont, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Stephen w. Poe and DR.. Charles A
SinseI, of Grafton, and ex-Judge 0key
Johnson, OF Charleston, were at the
Stamm yesterday.
George 7. Little, of Warrington, ON
Koen, of the same place, @. L. Wells, Of
Gloyer's Gap and II. L. scrafforn, o.
M0fSdnt6%ti, we're at the Windsor yes
terday.
Mrs. Lucy A. Hubbard, widow Of tho
late Hon. John R. Hubbard, formerly OIL
this city, died yesterday ut Frankfort
Ind. The remains will be brought here
and lnterred.in Greenwood cemetery.
At the Behler yesterday were Charlie;
J. Burkham, John Cunningham, Lew
Lally, Eli Warden, II. Eastman, r. g,
Caldwell, William Triedenburg, ]. P.
Watkins and D. Dewar, all Of Naming
ton.
Mrs. Nelson Noble has returned home
from long visit to her sister in Wash
ington city and other Eastern cities
Mrs. o. t. Rankin, OF Columbus, o.,
who accompanied her on the trip, is
now her guest.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record the following transfers OF real
June 10 by George NJ. Ford and wife
to Thomas b. NTcf.ain, for $3.50, the
west half of lot 8 in square "a on Four
teenth street.
Hutchings, for $500, the west half Of
lot 60, on Maryland street, Island.
June 8 by Jacob @. Thomas, batch
elor, to Della, wife of Charles NJ. Wells,
for s., 900, lots SO and 80 on. South Penn
street, Island.
June 10 by John Franz and wife to
Hannah Dickman, widow, for $500,
the north half OF lot 2s on the east side
Of Market street, in the Sixth street.,
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Bound for Buffalo.

This afternoon George House, Harry
Houser, @. R. Tracy, Charles List, A. L.
Wiedebusch, Robert Haase and +.
Hanke will leave on the Pan Handle
road for Buffalo, n. Y, to attend the
annual meeting OF the supreme lodge
3. p o. Elks. They will join the Pitts
burgh delegation at that city. Buffalo
will show the best people on earth
some now kinks in entertaining. Buffalo
"kin il anybody kin, she kim"
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The Farm ora and Iaboror..

Prof Vincent will arrive in Wheeling
this evening over the Panhandle rail-
road. Sunday evening he will speak at
tho Trades Assembly hall. at 1880 p. M,
on the combination OF the Farmers AL
lance aud the Trades Assembly. Ev-
erpbody will be welcome to the meet
ing, and those who expect Prof. Vim
cent to 60 into politics in his talk, will
probably be as interested in tho meet
ing as any person.
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Gospel Meeting on tho Fair GrOuuLs.

The gospel meeting to be held at the
State fair grounds on Sunday, promises
to be success. Three sermons will be
preached during the day, from the fol.
lowing subjects: "rhe Elements OF
True Manhood" at II a. M; "a Great
Wonder in Heaven" at 3 p. M, and
"Daniel Delivered fromthe Lions Den, "
at 1880 p. m. Prof. A. ]. Lee, with his
famous Jubilee troupe, will furnish tho
music. Among other solos the profes-
sor will sing the "Johnstown Flood"
Miss George Webb will preside at the
organ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11
10 cleanse Tho systO,n

Effectually yet gently, when costive OF
bilious, or when the blood is impure OF
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, TO awaken the kidneys
and liver to healthy activity without
Irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevcrs, use Syrup Of
Figs. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11

II you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
tho 0pticiRn, corner Main aud Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state. TTHsAw
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FOR MEN ONLY.

wonre now in receipt OF the Handsomest
and most complete line of Foreign and Do
nestle woolenS. consisting Of suitinEs. Pan
taIoonIngs, Spring Oyerco0tings and Fancy
YestinGS ever introduced to the trado.
Fashionable get up and quality of cloth
guaranteed. A full line Of GontS' Fur.
nIshlngs. Tho big run on our e6e Half
Hose continues. O. HESS s. SONS,
FRRhiounble Merchant THilors and Gonts'
FnrnIshers, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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In the police court yesterday morning
Clarence Sheehle. the tiftsen.year-old
boy arrested by Officer Myers for break
ing an electric light globe in the First
ward, was discharged, tho evidence
showing that the globe was accidentally
broken by n, ball. 1t is agood thing not
to throw balls on the street anyhow,
Nellio Clifford was fined $50 aud costs
for keeping house OF ill-farae, and
three girls and four men found in her
house S. and costs each.
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Tho.o Base Rail- suits.

Advance Agent Ashwood, Of the late
American Star base ball club, yester.
day agreed to compromise the suits Of
Flossie Atwood and Anna St. Clair for
wages. Tho girls arc to get $50, enough
to take them home, and the costs were
cut down to meet his pocketbook. Last
evening, however, the money had not
been put up and the stuff attached was
nk;1I koII
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Mile., Nerve and 1.,rer pills.

Act on a new neutrality-suspicious.
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill.
dren. Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'s.
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EDw. L. ROSE & Co. have added to
their line OF goods that growing and in
tensely interesting article, the Camera
which they have at from 50 50 to SI5
outfit, and as the trade demands will
keep full assortment OF supplies.
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WHEELING PARK.

Tho finest pleasure ground in tho
state. Sacred concert every Sunday
afternoon by tho Cull'Opcra House or
ohestra. A ride to the Park OH Sun.
days u recreation for everybody that
road can accommodate all visitors.
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The two-horse team OF George Zoeck-
Ter, it,, a butcher OF Wheeling, ran away
in Bellaire yesterday and plunged over
the river back at the water works, scat.
tering meat in every direction and
breaking the wagon into splinters. The
horses escaped unframed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11

THE best drink for tho hot season Is
California Zlnfandel Wine with ice.
Il Is cooling, strengthening, and de-
stroys all malarlRl poison. For sale by
a. w. ENiSHEIMER s. BRO,
7rhAs 20 Tenth Street.
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To REpuRLIOANs.

It is part of the Democratic plan to
challenge tho vote of every Republt.
can who has not been assessed undcr
Don't lot them flnd you unpreparcd.
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ANY empIoye OF Railroads owning n
watch that VIII not pass inspection eau
purchase nny watch, OF any make, Mt Com:
gnny list cost We have few hnost nickel
JACOB W. CRUDE,
JeWeler, Cor. Twelfth and Market streets.
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H1GH.CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS.

Parsous's Gallery Is now open. The same
good work will be continued by q master
photographer from the east. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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To kill flcas on animals, use Bugine
with an atomizer, and 10 minutes after
wash animal with soap and water. 1t
never fails.
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AUCTION PRICES.

ACGIlUN ihlGERS.
Best Light Calico at SIC.
Rest Indigo Blue Calico. at 4Sc.
Best Lancaster Bingham at G!c.
RegulartSc Outing Cloths ut 42c.
Regular Sc Chevron Suiting at 4Sc.
Regular Sc Challie Beige Mt 2lc.
Regular 1Oc Ladies' Choice Muslin at
X Regular Sc 4o.inch sheeting at SIC.
Regular lSc OIL unbleaclied sheeting
: Regular e2c lo-.I Unbleached shooting
Mt SC.
l:epulaf Sc Toweling at SIC.
Regular l0c Toweling ut 72c.
l;egulur l2lc Toweling at &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11

BUa1SE kills reaches, bed bugs, ETC.,
the instant they come near 1t. q cents.
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ALL grocery stores will be open on
the evening of Wednesday, June 10,
and closed all day Thursday, June ~,
Erncnrsi dnY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-11

BUolSE kills reaches, bed bugs, etc,
instantly. % cents at all dealers.
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TOWELS! TOWELS!

Regular 2oc and CSC Damask Towels at
r Regular sac and SOC Damask Towels
IsgulSr Sc Turkish Towels at sc.
Ee9ulbr zoe Turkish Towels at l2lc.
Eesular 25c Turkish Towels at l9c.
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THEMOTHER' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WAIST

No buttons can be torn off, either wearing or washing
The Mothers Friend does away entirely with the sewing
of buttons 1t is supplied with adjustable belt, which
easily taken off when the waist is washed the buttons
riveed the belt, consequently not be torn of,
either in wearing, washing or ironing.
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TABLE LINENS.

Regular 25c White Table Linen at loo.
Regular S7lc White Table Linen at 25c.
legnlar 4Oc White Table Linen at 29c.
legular 25c Red Table Linen at 17lc.
EoCular 40c Rcd Table Linen at CSC.
EcCular SOC Red Table Linen at soc.
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BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH.

Regular sl0O silk Warp Henrietta
Cloth at 74c. ~, w., 4,,.
Cloth at 9Gc. e,, -, .,
Cloth at 81 Is.
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GRocEns' day, Thursday, June 10. at
Wheeling Park.
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TIE latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles just received.
L. v. BLOND.

BAsrrN's Cough and Consumption
euro cures coughs and colds Of long
standing, Csc at all druggists. s
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gI1a GateILgamtan
New Advertl.smont..

olloo. Mo-. % and . Fourtssnt1 street.
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NOTES OF TIE RIVER.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Jim Brown passed up with tow
OF empties.
The Onward, Clifton and Acorn passed
down with lows Of coal for the south.
The Adele passed up with two barges
of croSS-ties.
The Scotia departed for Cincinnati.
The Louise passed down for Charles
ton, the State Capital.
The Keystone State for Pittsburg and
the Congo for Cincinnati, are the pack
cts scheduled for to-day.
The marks at midnight showed IS feet.
& inches OF water in the channel and
falling.