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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-03
MRS. Ab11soN's GOWN.
A Cincinnati Paper on tho Wedding there
H,IinrshnX

A Cincinnati Paper on tho Wedding thero
Thursday.
The Cincinnati Tribune Of yesterday,
in its account of the marriage ofMr. B. s.
Allison, of this city, and Miss Tice, has
the following:
The wedding scene was the most
effective imaginable. The little Misses
AIarchia Lloyd and Virginia Thomas,
clad in airy, fairy garments, preceded
the train, with q stretch OF silken rib.
bon clearing the way for the bridal
entry. At tho altar, the bride and
groom were met by tho maid.of.honor,
Miss Laura May Smith, and Mr.. Ewing.
the groomsman. Tho bride wore very
lovely and modest trailing gown Of
cream Bengaline, dolicatoly tinted with
faintest peach-blow. The sleeves wore
immense and the corsage was high,
with deep bertha OF duchesse lace. She
carried BRIDES roses, and her only jewel,
the gift OF the groom, was magnificent
sunburst setwith numberless diamonds,
which flashed from hor dark hair with
remarkable brilliancy. Miss Smith was
beautiful and dignifled in her rich cos
tune OF white China silk and lace.
After the ceremony, tho company was
entertained with q plentiful nuptial
feast served by the st. Nicholas. 1t Is
interesting to note that Miss Anna was
born In the Same house in which she
was married mot many years ago.. She
is very amiable and cultured young
lady, having graduated from the Col
lego OF Music in June, '02, and she Is
now member Of the Ladies' Musical
Club.
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SCENE CT TIE WRECK.

headed straight for the two-story brick
building, owned by the B. & o, COM
pany, aud occupied by B. F. Higgins,
tho painter, and Scott Rlchards's res
taurant. y.,. ~.
AS soon as the engineer saw that his
machine had left the track he quickly
reversed and put on the brakes, while
his fireman jumped. Tho engineer re-
manned in the cab until the engine
struck, when he was thrown out Of tho
window, but not hurt.
Being on q down grade the engine
did not stop, but kept on and crashed
into the building, striking the brick
division wall between the restaurant
and the paint chop, where tho engine
and train finally came to a stop.
Fortunately in neither the restaurant
or paint shop were there any people in
the front, or there might have been
serious or fatal injuries to record. AS
it was tho people who were in the rear
Of the building were greatly frightened
and ran out OF the rear supposing that
the building would collapse. In almost
an instant q great crowd OF people gath
cred about the scene, and It was neces.
sary that police officers be cent for to
keep back tho people. Officers Jim
Creighton and Pat scally were detailed
for the duty, but they had greatiditii-
Guilty in handling the crowd.
The engine before 1t struck the build
ing ran into and broke one OF the city's
electric light poles aud tore down the
wires, making it dangerous to work
about the place. AS soon as theWneel-
ing electrical people heard Of the acct
dent the power was turned OIL, and q
man was sent around to see II their
wires were broken down; it was found
they had not been touched, and the
power was again turned on.
The hugo pole OF the city light line
was broken into splinters, and the pave.
mont about 1t torn up. The upper end
Of the pole crashed into the front OF the
building, adding to the wreck.
Both fronts were completely demol.
ished, and the street aud sidewalk paw.
ing somewhat torn up by the heavy
load and the ilanges of the driving
wheels. All the damage to tho engine,
No. 4S4. was the demolishing Of the
pilot. The entire loss will not exceed
three or four hundred dollars.
Traffic was suspended almost entirely
on tho electric street railway loop for
an hour, but some OF the cara were run
up and down Market streetiuntil tho
wreck could be cleared away.
The exact cause OF the engines loav.
ing the track could not be told, but it
may have'been due to striking tho frog
OF tho Baer building switch.
Terminal engine No. 2 backed down
Sixteenth street and relieved the do
rallied engine OF its load, and then 70.
turned and pulled the engine buck on
the track without difficulty. Tho place
was clear by 8 o'clock.
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pound man. There are good indica.
lions that If Wongo's hackers will put
up forfeit OF $780, twill be covered in
twenty-four hours by a good man oil his
weight, Among those anxious to meet
him is one we'll known amateur. pretty
clever In the ring, though he has never
fought 10 q finish or for anything but
scientific points, and that with soft
gloves.
Lovers OF square flstic encounters
hope that Wongo will put up his
money, aud show that he is really aux.
ious toget a good match,
A paper yesterday said that "a good
fight" was promised between Wongo
and Eddie German. Well posted sports
would like TO see good fight with Cor.
man in II. lie has won an unequalled
reputation as a fakir,
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Mrs. pIcl,cy,s Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Dlckoy
took place yesterday afternoon from
her late residence, corner OF Twelfth
and Chapline streets. Rev. DR.. J. T.
Mcclure. for many years Mrs. DiCkey's
pastor, conducted the services, assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Lttell, his associate pastor,
and Rev. DR.. w. II. Cooke. The inter.
ment was at the Stone church ceme-
terry, Elm Grove. Rev. DR.. Charles
Dickey, OF Philadelphia, her stepson,
attended the funeral, and left immedi-
ately after Win the Baltimore & Ohio
road from Elm Grove for home.
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FOB S ALE

House. srooms, Sixteenth street. in good con-
House, rooms Twelfth street, lot S5xlOO feOt
500.
Corner u lot, Woods street, Centre wheeling,
Tho best business property In EtnRyulc
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms Good reasons for selling.
House aud full lot, Wood street, near Forty
third street. Sl,200.
ghcr's addition, 500 each.
House OF tlvo rooms aud stable, 20I Eighteenth
street, Sl65o.
House, rooms. with full lot, cast end oil
Twelfth street, SfIj; half cash
House, 9 rooms aud stable, Eighteenth street.
Three lots In Park View, cheap
Onc.hnli lot. McColloch street. Centre Wheel
Fine suburban property two miles. from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor line now,
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwelrs run $3.50 each.
Fine Farm Of li3 acres on National road. nina
miles east OF city on easy terms
House. 10 rooms, Fleeenth street, with mod
orn improvements.
House, Srooms, Sixteenth street. $780,
House, 4 rooms Twenty.thlrd street, 81 200.
House, 7rooms North Market street, sl.JDl
Business property on Market street ut modOt'
Lots At east cud OF Twcnty.thIrd strca: on
easy terms.
ono OF tho be,t manufacturing slteI In tho
city, fronting on two rallroaiL
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The bost salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorcs, tottor, chopped hands, chilblains,
corns aud all skin eruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
Il ID guaranteed to give perfect Batiaiac'
ton or money refunded. Price 20 cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Yesterday Officer Rohrle arrested
Davo MoSnburg, a boy accused OF having
II row with a colored youth tho night
before. officer Buch arrested John
Myers and Harry Robertson, also for
fighting officer West found Thomas
Peuman drunk and asleep on q bench
in tho market house, and took him In.
Officer scally Inst night arrested Sam
Kahn, plain drunk.
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is time TO make an example OF city OIL
cials who will not pay their debts. Mr..
Robinson moved that the chief inform
officer Watson that if he does
not pay this debt it will be
considered sufficient cause for his dis
missal from the force. The case of
Officer Conrad also came up, and he
was included in the same motion. The
motion prevailed, Mr.. Richards being
the only member voting in the negative.
The chiefs report for April showed a
total OF 1873 cases in police court; fines
collected $S72 10.
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NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. mysl
HOTELS
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is tho limo to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fur Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding. at 2Sl
CalumetaVcnuo Tho location Is tho finest IN
the CITY for Worlds Fair purposes One block
from Illinois Central road that take you TO
either OF tho four entrances to the groundG satnO
distance from cable road. and three blocks rom
elevated road. Its tho Guest residence portion
OF the city. The advantages are many as Coln'
pnred to tho immediate violnityof tho Worlds
Fair Tor Jackson Pnrkl. where everything Is oil
necessity crude, made only for tho occasion
Prices vary according to size and location Of
room and number OF people occupying them
Comfortably furnished apartments In tho annex
Of somewhat reduced ratca
Table abundantly supplied with the worry best
tho market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served. For particulars apply TO-.
Mrs II. W. LIST,
ja7.rrh4s No. 225l Calumet Ave. Chicago, Ill
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FRONT END COLLISION.
Baltimore g Ohio Engine Jumps
the Track on Sixteenth Street.
CRASHES INTO A BRICK BUILDING,

Fortunately There Were no FATAL.
ties-The Fireman Jumps and En-
ginecr King is Thrown Out aud
Escapes IuiuEy-NobOdy Knows the
Cause OF the Accident-street Oar
TFafao Suspended aud the Electric
Nights Turned on
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pnosprUrs on A NIGHT

several People Anxious to Meet wongo In
the Hing,
In thcpaSt day or two several pugil.
lists Of q weight to give Frank Wongo,
the Indian, n good fight have inquired
about his proposition TO meet any l4O.
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THE InteIIigenCer'S 4 Gent a Word Coupon.

you have to rent something to sell or trade
buv ANYTHING want situation good cook good servant
afah clerk desirable boarding place, have found lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount at the rate Of one cent word
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent
tion to THE INTELLlGENCER No ~ Fourteentstee Moth
ing less than 10 cents
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REALEsTATE.
FORSALE.

TWO BARGAINS,
FIrst-The property at 280O Jacob street, hos
hvo'roomed house nnd ground, room enough for
two more houses, for $3.50
Secoud-Modern six.rOomed house, with large
yard, at No. 65 Zane street. This Is good, clean
property, In splendid location, for &,7oO'
BUILDING LOTS
in all parts Of the city, Glendale Pleasant Val
ley Woodsdale, at rock bottom prices
DELVEDERE LOTS
am solo AGENT At low figures, Long time
or for cash. Flity-three oeuts per week Will buy
10 LET.
slx.roomcd house, 4! North York street.
FOurroomed house, $3.50 Market street.
Three.roomed house. Ills McC0lloch street.
Three rooms, second floor, 1886 Market street.
~~-V-YV
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FOR SAIE.


Cottage No. % zauo street, lot O0xl2G Price,
81, $50 Very cheap.
Brick house aud store rooIn natural gus, lot
d7Xl05, Ktnavllle, Ohio.
aud laundry, natural gas. Kirkwood, Ohio
Lot 45xll0, Zane street.
Lot S0xll2 North Huron street
Four lots on North Huron street
Ono lot on North Wabash street
One lot on North Indiana street
Ono lot oil South Front street.
Two lots on North York street
One lot North York street. 3lSlS0, river Wow
Fonrroomed cottage, Martins Ferry.
Ono brick house. No, 627 North Main street,
Ono house and lot, 6lXIO1, North Front street
One house aud lot, 7Ox40O, North Front street.
Five.roomed house on Erlg street
One lot. i0xl0O, MoundSvlllo.
Four.roomod house on Virginia street
ElRht'roOmed house on Virginia street.
Scven.roomed house on 8. York street, GOXl9l
Ono lot III RobinsOn's addition, s. BEoadwaE
One.half lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street, (WltOrS addition.
One. house uud lot $. broadway (SL LuEeI
chnpel.
Ono hotel aud several farms, sutton. W. Va
All OF tho lDov0 property Will DO sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LoANi-Ftom $500 TO Si0O on
first mortgage real estate.
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estatn Agents aud COLLECTORS. NotarIos pub
lie, 81 Zane street, Island. mrO
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Hoods s ss:is; Cures

wife to take hold of my hands and turn
me. In all these years employed the best
physicians but nothing gave mo permanent
relief. had an iron constitution, or I
could not have stood tho drain upon mo.
"In the fall Of 1887 was so weak could
not work. concluded would try Hoods
Sarsaparllla. To my surprise and great
joy soon found that II was doing me good
and when l had used 2 bottles l was per-
fcctly cured. It Is now 4 years and the
euro was Porfoot and Permanent.
"For the past four years have enjoyed
life and felt better and younger than In any
oftho 05 years preceding. 1endured every:
thing human being could and live, and
will recommend Hoods Sarsaparllla long
as live" WM. OsDoIN, Gibson City, III.
Hoop'e PILE cure liver Ills, constipation,
biiiousnnsp, jaundlco, sick headache, indigestion
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HAVE used DR.. Thomas Eclecttic OIL
for Group aud colds, and declare II Il
positive euro. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth avOnuc., Buffalo, NJ
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FOE SAIE

Five lots and five acres OF land In TriadClphEG
known as the Henry Otto property.
100 acre farm, Long Bottom, Melgs county
Ohio: 1000 fruit trees. Price 81 500
Lot No 10. section 81, Centre street, Mounds
villc, and 10 shares In MoundsVille MiuIug and
Manufacturing Company, $50.
Corner lot north OF street cur barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
lot No, Is Water street. south Of FOrty'e!shA
Tots Nos. Q and7 EOg street. south OF Forty.
eighth street.
Lot No i, south of FOrty,elghth street and
east OF jacob street.
u acre farm, 10 miles from city and " mllcI
from Wheeling creek.
No. IS Thirty-atSt street.
No 742 Main street,
No. 1895 Chapllne street.
No. 1000 Eoff street,
No. 1925 McColloch street.
No. 1914 McColloch street
No. 224 Twenty.ninth street.
No. 262S Maln street
Lots on North Front street,
Lots on South Trout street
Lots on South Panu street
Lots on South Huron street.
Many other desirable residences aud farms to'
Aaln
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SHOOK 4 Co.-For Saturday evening
only 40 dozen ladies' fno figured Por.
Gale Shirt Waists at 800, worth Zoo
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PUBLIC SALES.

FoR SALE,
AM. De Chautal lots will be offered at public
sRle Saturday, June3. Lots are ~ feet byn6o
Buyers win DO carried free Of charge 70 SthI
railroad. -
WM. II. HALLER Auctioneer,
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FOR SALE.


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A fnO lot IN Woodsdulc.
A lot 4OXil0 ieOt III MOindsvllO. ani 9n
shares stock IN MOundaylllO Mining aud Manu-
featuring Company iOf eIOJ
No COL, 100 and 0Oj Main street
No 1907 ALLOY H., frame, N,0Ol
No %, Gj, CT and % Seventeenth street at bAV'
each, am. a.,
MCMeChCn Cheap. ,,
The malt house property, corner TwOnty''hIrd
aud WnlOt streets ,
Abrlck residence on Fifteenth street, Sr'N
No ~ Vermont street, iflmO.
No BjNOfth Huron street, irlnO
No 2207 ChaplInB street, brick. ,.
No 29l1 Market sltOCt, itam0 building ion'
rooms, 5000 ,...
< very desirable county residence III Pleas
ant Valley. OH the National road
No 90 NOrih Front BIrODL lot G0NtDl loot
No, 2407 Foil street. bflOk, ilyO rooms,
No 09D Man sttUOt, brick, niue rooms, 49,.
No i2i Fourteenth street brick lot 3xlOi ''H
No i0j ZauO street, brick dwelling
Pine building lots IN Pleasant Valley .,.
sloIerooln aud dwelling corner Elgh'oonN
aud Woods street
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB REHTT.

ANIouth
No, 20 South Front street, ..,..,...,",,,.,sH V
No, 2l59 Main street second floor .....,-., 10 "a
No, gS0s Jacob street, rooms ;....,.o- o.
No, 8 Alley l. North Bank OF Creek ,...,... %
No, 1912 Chapline street, 8 rooms. .,,,.... Is On
No. q Thirteenth street, 3 roolus...,.,,..,, a.
Moot Thlrteenth street. iTst noor.,,,,,".,, 10 %
No, 2lOs Chapllne street, store FooIn'' ",, 20 70
No. 1858 Main street, store room. ,....,... Y %
building for manufacturing or wholesale
business on alley, In roaroi No, 1901 Mar.
kOt street,
Two rooms, east end Of ALLEY lO..,...,.,.... 6 %
No 300 Jacob street 10 "a
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FoR RENT.

EoR RENT.
Very complete upstairs dwelling, second door,
SIX rooms, hall and bath ROOM on Tenth street
Also very complete barber shop, with baths,
In basement. corner Tenth aud Main streets.
Allin now building never yet occupied 1mnlc'
diate possession. Inquire Of
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
ia90 1920 Main street.
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE

House of Five Rooms,
on Eoli street, between Twenty fourth and
Twcnty.hilh streets. Price $1,000. For short
"i myS S' NEsBlTT * DEvlNE.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 8, Claim Attorney Col,
I leotor and Notary Public
my9o 1919 Market Street.
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FoR RENT.

ToR RHINESTONE ROOM No. 1888,
Il corner Main Street aud Bridge Place.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to HAL.
]. KENNEDY, ut Stone & ThomAs' Dry Goods
Store, mylS
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Mr. Wtlttans osborn
Gibson City, III.
PeTfeCt!y Marvellous
So Years Of Misery With
Chronic Diarrh@a.

a Perfect Cure By HOOPS
"About IS years ago got overheated
while ut work In tho harvest field, and was
sick abed for three months. When got
on my feet again found that l had o bad
kidney trouble and chronic dlarrhpa,
which has drawn on mo for over IS years.
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Hoope PILE cure liver Ills, constipation,
blliousncsS, jaundlco, sick headache, indigestion
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Just Think Of My Misery.

JUST THINK OF NY HII5eTy'
Idarcd not eat anything more than would
barely keep me alive For years ! felt that
my stay on earth would be short. ] have
times without number benin such distress
full pain and aching that could notturn my
self In bed. and | would have TO ask my
The Lamar register., 1893-11-11
THE NONPAREIL.
A Bird which Is Fast becoming tho
Favoritc Household Pet.

Favoritc Household Pet.
A new cage bird. the nonpareil, is
fast securing position among house
hold pets that bids fair to prove
successful rivalship of the canary as
a song bird, and in elegance of ap-
pearancc, plumage and graceful mo-
tions. he is by nature far superior.
He is native of the South, being
found in Florida. Louisiana. Texas
and Mexico. but until recently has
been known as cage bird to very
few Northern homes Thanks to the
enterprise of a prominent bird fancier
in St Louis. the nonparen is attain
able by all who desire lovable cage
bird, ono that will not only delight
the ear. but the eye as we'll
The nonpareil is the most beauti-
full OF American finches. says the
Northwest Magazine. He is often
called the painted bunting" on ac-
count of his brilliant pIumage. A
wellknown lover of birds, Mary
Helen Boody. of Laconi, n. H., thus
describes her nonpareil that, one OF
the first introduced into the Eastern
states, has, like its fellows, proved
perfectly hardy in the Northern eli
mate She says: Il have beautiful
specimen of the noupareil, which at
the present moment has violet head
and neck; red circle around the
eyes. the iris brown. the beak and
feet brown. the upper part of the
body yellowish green, the lower part
OF the back, the throat, chest, and
whole under part OF the body as well
as the tail coverts a bright red; the
wing coverts are green. the quills
reddish brown. tinged with green;
the tail a reddish brown. He is
about the size of canary, and re-
Quires the same treatment. / feed
him clear canary seed with which is
mixed little millet seed.
.'He is very fond OF flies II offer
him one he darts across the cage to
seize it, taking it from my hand. and
when allowed to fly about the room
will catch flies for himself. He is a
delightfully."- social bird, and is very
[ inquisitive. hopping about on my
writing desk examining everything
, he sees. When tired after his rapid
! flight across the room. he will perch
himself before q mirror and warble
! AWAY W Alo Image ISAoStcu Al thc
glass. He is fond of bathing, and
would bathe in a pitcher or basin if
I'd let him But these are kept out
Of his reach when he is outside of his
cage. The song of the nonpareil is
soft and agreeable. and free from the
,hrill notes OF the canary. He sings
ten months in the year. ceasing only
Tor the remaining two months. dur
ing the moulting period. l never
had bird that is easier kept. They
do not attain their full plumage
until two years old. their color the
drst year being a plain green. and
they breed as readily as canaries. and
their cost is about the same"