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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26
POLES START A RIOT
POLICE DRAwTHEIa atvolvfRs
Poles Attempted % Force Izborers
20 Quit Work and sharp Fight
With Police Followed

DErRofT. Mich. Aug 2a--A crowd a
Polish iaborers eisnoring FOR work
again flied the corridor approaching
the oliices of the public works depart.
ment in the city hall this morning.
They made no disturbances. not even
loud talk. and within IA hour al had
disappeared The board had no work
for any of them.
But at 10 o'clock crowd Of the an
employed attempted 10 foroe the labor
ers employed on the Grand River ave
nue. paving contract 10 quit work 80
they could 60 10 work themselves. A
squad OF policemen under Sergeant
Noble came over from police headquar.
ters 20 protect the men who were work
ing. The mob made demonstrations
with their shoyels, and Sergeant Noble
drew his revolver and drove them back
10 the sidewalk.
At Grand Circus park the police and
the mob came together. The mob out
closed around them. Sergeant Noble
volyers. but the sight OF the weapons
did not seem 10 scare the hungry peace
disturbers. and the handful OF policemen
then resorted TO their batons The
patrol wagon at length arrived and
twelve men were carted 10 the Wood
bridges street station amid the applause
Of the spectators
The Poles were not discouraged by
their first defeat and started on run
across the park toward Madison avenue.
closely followed by the officers and
tho crowd. At Montcalm aud John
r. streets another gang 10 lay
ing bricks. but the rioters were not
allowed TO hnger there. and were kept
moving until they finally scattered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

SAGINAW. Mich- Aug. 25.-Alcx.
Meyers. employed az c. X. EDDY & sons
mill. stepped back into an opening pro-
yided for receiving the butts ~ iaths
yesterday. He staggered and his right
arm came In contact with a circular
saw. A piece of the arm eight inches
above the elbow. three below the ehoul-
der and six inches wide was cut OF.
The tendons were torn add portion 81
the elbow Joint cut Of. He will not
lee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26
WRECKED by THE GALE.
Many Disasters ON the Atlantic and
Many Men Lost.

NEW York. Aug. 2a.-Every hour adds
to the record OF death and disaster by
the West Indian hurricane OF yesterday
morning. All vessels arriving today
bore evidence that they had not Jared
well in the awful storm. Topmasts we're
gone. sails whipped out, rigging broken
and torn. while bulwarks were broken
from the heavy seas which washed over
them.
The fishing smack Melinda Wood
reached port today. She is sixty-foot
schooner commanded by Gustav Peter
son. She Is dismantlsd. and only her
captain and two seanen out Of crew of
eight were brought back.
The Hamburg American steamship
Columbia arrived to-day from Hamburg
and Southampton, and had continuous
battle with storms that made the mid
summer voyage seem ike the worst Of
winter trips
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

the folloxinx eossuls: Peter Lieb>r.
lndisna Il Dasseidoxf. Warner S. ksn.
t4id, Kentucky. sf Southampton; Thos.
q. Jones. kenfucky. ~ Funchal, Will
ham II. Sacks. Indiana. at London. Ont:
Theodore Huston of illinois, Il Paso del
Aorse. Mexico: ~ n, Dofle of Afkzn-
sas. II Winnipee: Jacob I. Child q
Missouri. Il Bsnkow; John Copineer of
illinois. a. Ioronto: Harrison X VIII
lama % Missouri. st San Joee. Costa
kic2; Claude Nj. Thomas o. Kentucky.
a. Narsellies. and Jamss b. Taney Of
West Virginia At Belfast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

H<a-~ Debate on Wilson Rin VIII
aln-e Tndaf.

Wksur~gr0S. Aug I'm thu house
toslsv after the usnal ro0tius had been
aleposesi q. The silver debate uas re.
snned. Mr. Fendlstoa evpree~ed his
intention - vote for the free eoinara q
silver A arr ratio that bad b~en sae
~rafed. but Al The same tinle he held the
rnrrhasfnr clauee responsible far the
pre-snf fiuaBrlAl trouble
Nr Bowers said, Pass fre~ coin.
ar.. hili ard ~ ell Sad The nations ~
ths eorli begging "a a. loin IL an ia
t.en4f.snaI agreement for the ersnare
q ts,fh r,lA sna silver.
Nr. pseroli favored repeai
NJ Ds'rkrFT eaid he would cote -
maistsin - entife pis-iee q tas isals.
80 aaft4 nssste "a tastsest acf srig e.
=, -. 50 4. ,s<oe1ses aasatE the vsfi.,t-
al.ners - saf feetif
n MAST sanI ~ seai~.i ,noFe has
- feeitfatkse q ~ ssrfeflse = this
,.aetrf fef.fe h& s1.si4 Srfe - s1s -
,...f 4 ~ sf<fnsaH sof
ar taesarfea sstl that ~ hsd bsen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

f1zofIno fro< a<.s~.s~. - .1Ixs< puf his
oIlnions - E,,s'.s ~ .ns..,-d
ssd ~ xosis -. ..s,'.s 49,. - - -. n-s..c-
5ifional 49,, 80 :. -. r..,-s eI-,,ss
a. 49, 80 :. - go, - go - 81
wsss,rsss - ~ sz,a Ia@s ps . n.s -. so1s s-s.s1 y
,.,'f 80 ...t. 49, - w -
ssndsd 4. s-.- s'ss.,-. -, -,
a. D..-l's - -. -. 4. a..
-. 80 ~ ee.so1 $40 ssAs y .ss .ns
s.s~ s6.f ..s- ..:',-.'I s .. Ths ,,rl.
1.'.s.s,s.sk 49, ks's 49, so'.ss l.s - ,f,e
az hsI,s,'. sas ,sp, .s@, - 80 as ,.s,.s;ssa sa
80 ~ mt 's''
- - a7I' 'a7 ass'Is , -,
\. I..,..~.'s .se' - s.,sr.;.. - -
Ss.~ms, ~. .-s a.. a, .,.~ 49, .'',,.s~ - -
- =. ..ls ..isn a.. N'o - ''''s ''''' ee'A''t
~ @-'a ..,,,. m-
reSh a,,ss.a 49, W'is'.'. h'i, a. s@.a..s-
- 49,. 49, ',, 80 . - =. '..' ','S h''s,s
Mr.. Bnrroxs fhen asidressed The hos.se.
Ia eonelusion he said: Il regret that ia
the course u the debate gentiemen have
seen fit 20 employ language. the edeet
of which. whether intended or not if 20
arouse and repeal the purchasing clause.
but 10 enact such legislation az wo0ld
give TO gold and silver free coinage with
out discriminating against either metal
Mr.. Taylor spoke Tor bi-metallisn.
Mr. Brawley advocated the Wilson
bill The Sherman Law should be re-
pealed at once.
Mr. Breckenridge under existing cir
eumstances would vote for the repeal Of
the purchasing clause Of the Sherman
act.
Mr.. McRae attributed the present de-
preston 10 the evils Of the Mckinley
tariff law
Mr.. Dolliyer advocated the Wilson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

PoRTIASp. Ore. Aug. 23--An cram
inztion Of the hull Of the Union Pacifes
wrecked steamer. Annie faxon. By =
diver shows that the boat is ia very
bad condition. A great hole a. large as
the exploded boiler itself has been torn
through the bottom. while the upper
works are reduced 10 alrnoet kindling
wood. A large portion Of tho boiler can
not be found. It was doubtless hurled
far out into the stream. The water Is
not deep where the wrecked steamer
lies and il will not be difficult job 10
raise her. The theory 10 now advanced
that the explosion was caused by dyna-
mite placed in piece Of wood By some
person having spite against tho com
pany. Examination Of the steel boiler
aimee the explosion shows Ii to be in
first-class condition. and not moro than
il0 pounds OF steam was being carried
at the time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26
MAYOR Merriam Fa,or. Ii.

PoKr HURON. Mich. Aug. 25.--Mayor
s. l.. Merriam OF this city is IN favor OF
adopting Detroit's plan OF issuing bonds
in small denominations. The matter
came up before the board Of estimates
in the discussion relative 10 paving sey-
eraI strcets Mr.. Merriam was in favor
Of the paving this year. in order 20 give
workingmen employment. and the
mayors suggestions will be carried out.
This will make the amount of public
work In the city over f20QO0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

NEW YoRK. Aug. 25-There ia reason
TO believe that the police are preparing
to make a wholesale raid upon the
anarchists. who for the last few days
have been holding meetings on the east
side and endeavoilng to stir up trouble
and incite their followers to violence by
the most incendiary speeches. The cen
tral Office detectives have been active all
the week attending the various anar-
chist meetings. They have made re-
ports of tho speeches and submitted
them to Superintendent Byrnes. In
this wa a mass of evidence against the
ringleaders has been obtained,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

BtizzsRD's BAY. Mass. Aug. 2s-See
retary Of War Lamont arrived 81 Gray
Gables this noon. the presidents car.
risgc meeting him ct the sfafion- The
president with Colonei Lamont GoF.
efnof Resell. Joseph jefferson and
several other gentlemen took q cruise IN
the Ruth to the fishlng grounds Ia Buf.
Yards Bay this affernoon. Governor
Russell is guest Il Mr. Je6erson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

Tennessee Farmer Tortured By Rob-
bcrs 90 Get His Money.

PuLAsKI. Tenn. Aug. 25.--J. n. Bolles.
a farmer. drew $1,000 from the bank a
few days ago and hid it under the edge
Of carpet. At Midnight two masked
men gained entrance into his house,
covered Bolles and his wife with pistols
and demanded their money. Bolles re-
fused 10 tell where il was.
The robbers bound and gagged Bolles
and his wife. and with a pair of pinch
ers began to pull his toe nails out. After
suffering the most horrible agony Bolles
disclosed the hiding place. The robbers
secured the money and escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

fMkTrooS. lila. Aug 2a.--General
Manager r. O. Hopkins 81 the Decat,a
A Evansville railroad arrived IN I'D
city last night and held . conference
with The employees 81 the road. who had
refused 10 accept checks payable Sep
tembor II for their Jui, vaere After
lengthy discussion the cmployes con
senied 30 continue work. understanding
that they would be paid cash on the
above date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

MsRocfzTr. Mich. Aug. 25.-The ex
tension a the breakwaier in Nsrqueit,
harbor. which was begun by The gorerr-
ment last December. vlh prpoabiy ie
finished IN four OF five weeks. Ovf
!. .sH00p feet of lumber was used IN q II
manufacture q the cribs. aud - 81 K
the structure 1000 coFdls II stone -
required Tho extension. which - 600
feet loHE. vii greatly increaee he
capacity and safety q The harhor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

MTLwArEKE Aug. 25,-At the fnni
meeting u tho National Association -
Fire Engineers this afternoon the cicc-
ton of officers was heid Pin Chief
Foley. of Niiwaukee. wAe eiectei presi.
dent Of the association for the ensuing
year. There was 4 parade ~ Gre apps
rstns this morning and inepection a
trucks. Ere esrapcs. etc, which manu-.
fscturers have ca exhihifien.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

wssm Ssros. Aug - The commit
Tee on rules has completed ia rrpuri-
The c.de - rules - very similar b. that
- The iaat couafFss With the exception
that lt9 - Hlssis snofam q Tie eun.
mlfise - the uhpie Afd that The eofn
nitinr may hs tlaae fsr tazlns = eots
silkeat a,ioe thrIaeh the fofmsl,ty ~
eaiae lefx ifte the house aed saineaaa
lne the sp<akef g. hss ehalf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

SAN FRAScrsco. Aug. &--The third
trial OF NJ. b. Curtis. the actor charged
with the murder Of Police officer Grant
ended This afternoon IN the scquittai of
the defendant. The judge instructed
that the jury might find the defendant
guilty of murder IN either degree or of
msnslaughter. The jury went out be
fore soon and brought Ia = verdict by
30 of not guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

TskvEesr Crrr. Mich. Aug. il
While temporarily insane yester aaY-
morning Mrs John Dalzeil. hrIna I've
miles vest Il this city. ared reFeiFer
shot a her heart and killei hefseh
She was the xife n = vel iodo fsffner
snd vas only = years old 1,is y TIE
third tusr she had attempted snicss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

They Stop Engineer Libbey and Rof
Him OF S205.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, Aug. 25.-Chief
Engineer A. n. Hbbey OF the Freeman
mill was held up last night about 8
o'clock by two footpads and robbed OF
$50 in cash, which he had in his inside
vest pocket. The mill is situated on
slip on the bay front and the approaches
arc dark and lonely at that hour, the
men came from toward the water and
went the same way. This is only one OF
the several similar hold-ups which have
occurred here recently.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

81. PAUL. AUG. 21-Ifssine failed 10
corae g. sn egrcen,eDt with TIE farmers
and hanks as 10 the method 81 moving
the grain crop. TIE biE rlevntor cssm-
panies. hacked by eastern banks. Hiil 10.
morrow oren thirty -sir elevators tbfuoEh-
cut the state. snnouncing that fheY rili
ray cash OF certified checks fof Al grain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

cu1nn1n. q. T. Ane. Zs--Boonsr>
are beRibninQ - congrerafs IL great
uumhers ~ points where registering
booths viii he Iocnied and tho rnsh uih
BE- enorn,ous Surveyors and plstiers
hegan laying 81 the toen sits toder
and vofk eas rseurDs3 IN TIE land
ofice building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26
UNION SEAMAN SHOT
Michael o'Brien Murdered by WILL
lam Lennon. q Schooner Captain

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. Michael
O'Brien. aged 50. a union seaman. was
lam Lennon. captain OF the schooner
Reuben Doud. The boat had been load
ing grain with non union men, and it is
probable that this led 10 the trouble
which resulted in the killing. The cap
tain. supported by the testimony OF sew
eral other persons. claims 10 have been
attacked by D'Brien and to have shot in
self defense. The statement OF friend
OF the dead man, who was with him at
the time. lays all tho blame upon Cap
tain Lennon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

RocxronD. M. AUG. >, Schvein
fafih. The bogus nre<ash. With one u
he prettie.t angels. visited many rrsi
dsnces on the east ssd~ THE mosniag
And dis,xe-a q large quantisy -
seeef csrn aad either vegetables. The
lrsue aaxs,s says the paaieky times
have STRUCK heafsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26
MoRTGAGED HIS PROPERTY.
o. N. Barnes Gave 1915. 900 Security
for His Son.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 25.-The Hon.
O. NJ Barnes OF this city today mort
gagged $4,000 worth Of property 20 a
trustee 20 secure the indebtedness OF his
son. Orlando +. Barnes. and the Lam
sing Iron and Engine works. The Gems
tral Michigan. bank. now in the hands OF
a receiver. isthc chief creditor named in
the mortgage. The bank will declare
dividend OF t75. 900 September ].
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

JoNEsvfrIs. Mich. Aug. "A young
lad. IS years old. named Emmett John
con. alias Emmet Rosenberger. Of Cold.
water. relieved A. W. carr's billiard
saloon Of s7s while Mr.. Carr was in the
front part Of the house Deputy Sher-
i'll Mccormick is in pursuit Of the lad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

LONDON. Aug. Is The Vienna oorrcs-
pondent of the Standard toleerzphs:
The cholera is slowly bot steadily
spreading in the great centers u por1
lation Ia Gsiicia and Hungary. where Il
Is difficult 10 eradicate a. Today q caas
was reported in Orrsburg. - miles from
the capifal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

PHIIapsLrHs. Aug. 2a-Assistant
Engineer Albert Smith % the Reading
Railroad conlpanys steam collier Pan.
ther. which. sith the barge Lykens Val
lsy. vas loet % the Long Island coast
absbut ociock yesterday morninr. ar
rived here Today. of the twenty pr
aoiis on The two seeseis only three we're
aaveI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

BERLIs. Aug. 2s.-Thres bsrrernsa
are reported 10 have died q choiora %
day on the Erfurth canal. -Four deaths
from cholera have occurred ia Nous.
near Dusseldorf. in the Last twenty four
hours One q the fatal cases was aboard
the Rhine steamer Maria from Roiter.
dam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

Torrsv1ran Ky., Aur - TlIs Fourfh
Nafisnni isank. one e ne fss Lrsnisfilis
banks ~ soepend darioE The resent
paDie. rnsufpas toslnezt tplDercH. Tie
iouasiHe C5ff NnfioBnI and Iile Eer-
chsnts Matte raj inhks riii sieo rtsums
bnsiners sffhib ffs days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

s. G.. Braszington has been appointed
postmaster al Gilmore. Michigan. rice j.
IL Wood. removed; II. ID. Stoddard.
Jadds Corners. vice A. j. Hanse. re-
signed; George Hemsley. Kent Corners.
vice q. s. Parks, removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

Arss~rs. Ca. tus a saan emp
pseess "a ~ t..i<y Deifelt. = netoritfas
natiae. ~ss s1of snd ks'led thu mora
lns nraf ssaine<elils ~ Fs.eea Hcns
tlfsse e. Ne kslicsi ~ enesnesf and tie
shesIa = ~ tired h ARREST hssa II t.ssis
$50. Alabaaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

"a ssmIsufuS. tns - Tie seneta
fosiay esahfsassi isfes aansl-F ~ soq.
ihafiaas. kmoNa iham t~iks Wililsm =
Dalsi4g. hiehia4a nfniethF o. the
Asfheflsnsis. sea tea i.ees rs.at. Tee
asssae. oeasal krHessi ii Galeufts sal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

per ceni iniefesf. shs money - hs usrd
N street rep2lrs The peopls MI t4ks
the issue d srnaI sno1n<a The sosk
u 70 be done for the paFposs II fufnish-
ING enployDeDf q ida n.cn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

Tosgxt Ksn-. Auf E,--hrrnmert In
unlsr easiscnstni and eli rsnds vst-
act IN Zen dafA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

BsrT1s Cnstx. Nich. Aug. A. Mrs.
James Coppef. Who wss - esFefeiy
hurned ~ AE expia<ien - E'r<i'sfse, -
d~sa Sae wss an active ~grkeT ~ tne
Wauan Reisef offs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

lsarsas~a. Mish. Aae y isff~m.
inz ell a. eoep snzee husas tssring 9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

II NJ. NanTF HusKttNlIFu uUaHIIuUHH
consent was gwen that the vote on the
Lee Mantle case shall be taken up az
2. m. Monday next The house joint
resolution extending 90 the territory q
the Cherokee outlet the provisions of
the act % May 10 ls90. In regard TO
township entries. vas taken up.
The amendment requiring the true
se~s 20 be houa-fide residents % Okla
homa Territory was rejected yeas II.
nasa - and the joint resolution vas
passr,l Just a. IL came from the house.
After a short executive seesson the
senate. AZ SIS. adjourned until Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-26

all our silssr st = tfemendous loss. OF
slse - 4hsoiuts FstireDsnt which would
be disastrous. xhi!s reduction Il the
ratio 70 l5ss soald enable ~ b reeoia
81 . profit snd thus place Cur silver
basis On ths same plane - tho<s Of IA.
ropean eoua.riez II % evident under
existing conditons no kuropean coun-
Try viH rsc0in a. fearful Ioss. such -
would be involved IN any q the changes
noE Proposed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-10

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
THE GRAND this evening-"Tom Saw
yer"
OPERA HOUSE this ovening-PoweIl,
the magician.
OFFICER SCALLEY yesterday ran in
John B. Connolly, plain drunk
Mrs. AcKERMAN, OF Wood street, be-
low Thirty-eighth, painfully mashed
her fingers Yesterday afternoon.
A POWER OF attorney from the Cara
vel Gold and Silver Mining Company
to Z. ?. Mcneil was yesterday filed with
Clerk Hook.
WATER CONSUMERS around the hill
ara officially notified in another column
that the water will be shut off there
this forenoon in order TO change two
water plugs.
The Alert Club, the popular South
Side social organization, will give n
dance this evening at their hall on
Jacob street, which promises to be a
brilliant affair.
FRIrxDs OF Charles Grippe, who was
60 badly hurt in the Labelle mill coal
bank the other day, deny that he has II
large family or that he is in poor cir
CumslanCos financially.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-10
wonLp,s NAIN roURlsTs.

People Coming from nnh Going to the
Big Exhibition.
William C. IIandlan returhed Sunday
afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Schneider left
yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. wiedebusch and two
daughters are in Chicago.
Miss Kate Allison lett yes terday over
the Wheeling & Lake Erie. ----
Jacob Vogler. son Harry and daugh-
ter Ida will leave tomorrow.
IF. Jones, esq, vile and son left over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio for Chicago yes
terday.
Messrs. Ben Baer, Bernie Baer, Eugene
Baer aud Charles Wolf left on the Bal
timore & Ohio at S:l5 yesterday after
noon.
The following named parties left over
the Wheeling K Lake Erie yesterday at
3:l5 p. M: Il. l.. NiColl and wife, Miss
BERTHE Williams, Mrs. J. Radcif and
son, Mrs. W. H. Rogers and daughter,
G. D. Hope and wife, Mrs. L. q. Wood
and daughter, o. K. Wood and wife,
Marsden L. Colvig, George Balzer, and
Messrs. Chalmers TrimbIe, DIR. Masters,
silas During, w. 7. Trigg and L, V.
Trigg, OF Jacobsburg, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-10

lis learned on the South Side that
the Fosroria glass factory at Moudds-
vile will start up next Wednesday or
Thursday. A large number Of the men
that have heretofore been employed
there are from that portion Of the city
and they have heen notified that the
works will resume then. Quite num-
Der of men at present unemployed will
secure work there.
The bottle works at Lazearviiie will
resume work next Monday morning
and number OF the local glassworkers
will work there,
Letters received from some of the
Wheeling boys who are employed at
the Murcie, Ind, glass factories, state
that small pox is fast becoming alarm
ingly epidemic in that region. Some Of
them will be back in Wheeling very
soon, unless there is an improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-10
rHN CENTURY RUN,


Prospect That Good Number VIII At
tempt the Century.
The effort being made to get up \
century bicycle run for next Sunday is
meeting with success; already eight
riders have entered, as follows: Harry
Gruher, Charles strobeI, viii supler,
II. @. Kennedy, Oscar Smith, win Juer-
gems, W. I. sadler and win Greer.
Others who wish to 90 should notify
Mr.. Strobel as soon as possible. The
run will be out the pike, via West Alex
ander and Washington to CentreviIIe,
fifty miles, and bac over tho same
route. The start will be made at $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning, and breakfast
will be ready ut West Alexander at s..
The schedule calls for Ceutrevllle being
reached ut II, where dinner will be
taken. 1t is expected that the hum
dred miles viii be completed at p. m.
Those OF the party who complete the
century within the required time, Six
teen hours will apply for admission to
the Century Roaa Club OF America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-10
A TRULY WoNpERFuL SIGHT.

Magnificent objects Which Defy DesoriD-
ton and which Must be seen.
Columbus and the Discovery oil
America is bewilderiug aud astounding
in its dazzling splendor, the circus is
fascinating in its varied entertainment
the double menageries an education in
natural history, the whole show is an
eagles FIGHT above all others. That IL
what prominent paper has said OF the
immense exhibition Burnum d Bailey
will bring here on Wednesday, October
IS, and which is, in TACT, nothing less
than The Greatest show ON Earth.
Nothing that can DO written would con,
vey an idea OF its great magnitude and
extent. 10 say that l,2OO people are on
its pay rolls, and that those 1920 per-
sons are all the finest circus, hippo
drome, nnriai and other wonderful per-
formers, conveys but faint idea, for
among them are operate, dramatic,
tragic, pantOmimo, scenic, classic, ter
pslchorean and other accomplished
artists, actors, dancers and experts. 1t
will be here with marvellous, new,
historical, Tree street parade at 8 clock
in the morning OF the shows arrival.