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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
LOCAL BREvTTlns.
MatteFs OF Minor Moment IN andapout
tho City.

hAafFhfA OK NAnpf AANNhuHh ~ @NANNHNN
the City.
IN June the police made 2es arrests,
A REeuLARa meeting Of the county
commissioners will DO held to-day,
MRs. KLlEyEs brought her runaway
daughter, Mary, home from BEaddoek,
Pa, Saturday.
THE fishing camps are rapidly getting
established, and stories Of big fish COM
mence to come in.
SATURDAY Squire Gillespie held Harry
Taylor for court on q charge Of carrying
concealed weapons.
IT is now legal to shoot squirrels in
Ohio, II the farmers do not object 20
your shooting on their land,
TUE Independent Crescent Club gave
Q we'll attended and enjoyable river ex'
curaion on the Liberty yesterday.
TuR Wheeling Title and Trust Com,
pany has declared O dividend out OF the
operations otthe last six months.
ONE Of Reymann's big beer wagons
got in the telephone ditch on Main
street south of Fourteenth Saturday,
SATURDAY the Washington, Pa, YIN,
o. A. base ball team beat the Red Gross
nine, Of this city, by q score Of IA to II.
APAREYof about twenty-five couples Of
young Hebrew society people drove out
to Manletown last evening and had q.
supper at the Wayaide Inn.
THR printers and cigarmakers base.
ball teams will play on the afternoon Of
the Fourth at the State fair grounds,
Frank N. Milligan will lead on the
typos.
YESTERDAY evening q Pittsburgh
eycler, +. g, Davis, arrived in the city
from Pittsburgh bound for Indiana, q
tour a,w%heelback. He made the ride
from Pittsburgh in twelve hours, and
resumes his journey this morning,
YESTERDAY the Shamrock and Pink
Garter base ball clubs played in the
presence OF 1900 people on the Tunnel
Green, the score being II to 8, In favor
OF the Shamrocks. The Carriers made
all their three runs in the first inning,
LAST evening q report was circulated
that o Main street resident had at.
tempted suicide. The police invests
gated and found that the man waS
drunk, and went to clean his revolver,
when 1t was accidentally discharged.
No harm was done.
UNSURPASSED July weather drew q
largo crowd to Wheeling Park yester.
day afternoon. where the Opera House
orchestra rendered a fine programme.
Among the crowd We're many Pitts.
burghera, o large excursion from that
town having come down at II o'clock
nm the n and o. road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

The Wheeling, & Lake Erie railway
will run o low rate excursion to Cleve-
land July II, under the auspices Of the
Beethoven Singing Society, to attend
the National Saengerfest For tickets
and full particulars apply to members
Of tho Beethoven society.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
FINE watch repairing done at
L g. DIXON & Co.'s,
1923 Market street.
chicago and Return by the "Pan.uandlon
RoufO.

Route.
Excursion tickets to Chicago now on
sale. Sleeping car daily. Leaving
Wheeling at 1:05 p. m. (city time),
arrive at Chicago 1880 following morn.
ing. For sleeping car accommodations,
tickets and further information, apply
to j. G. Tomlinson, passenger agent, or
John Baltic, ticket agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

! The many truthful testimonials in be-.
half OF Hoods sarsaparilla prove that
HOOPS CURES, even when all others foil.
Try IL now. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

SIMMONS Liver Regulator curod mo Of
general debility and loss Of Appetite
Mrs. Edmund Mtton, Franktord. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

IL your watch moods repairing take
IL TO l. g. DlDloN & Co.'s,
1923 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

OF Cent? Russia Leather Shoes, wo
have thOn In all styles at reduced
prlCea l. W BLoNp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
Nnnnlni Aniu

BUoiSB kills roucheJ, bod bugs and
all insects instantly. 10 non'poiDonous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
FoR RRlVT.
FoR SALE.

Lot No ., South Front street, 60 feet 'front.'
running TO rtvor, y
Five lots and i've acres Of Hand IN TriadclphL
With two dwellings, slaughter house, ice hOaa
stable, and sixty bearing frnit trees Tor S1,0n,
100 aero farm, Long Bottom, MeIgs county
Ohio: 1900 fruit trees. pflGc $3.50.
Lot No. 10. section 81, Centre street. Mounds
willie, and 10 sharesin Moundsvllle Mining aud
Manufacturing Company, $3.50.
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street, south Of FortycIShA
street.
Ie.s Nos oand7 EoE street south OF Forty.
eighth
iot No. i, south Of Fotty-OIshth street and
east Of Jacob street
as acre farm, 10 miles from city aud ~ nIa
from Wheeling creek.
No. GS Thirty.lrSt street
No 742 Main street.
No. 1035 ChRpliuO street.
No. 100 Eotf Btrpet,
No. 1923 MOcolloch street
No. 1914 MGColloch street
No, 22i TWcuty.ntnth street
No. 2G18 Main street.
Doyou want to increase yoIr business and
take. In an active partner with 5000 capital
Apply to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
Hoods Cures
! Owe all My Health TO It
Cured ofsick Vomiting Spells, Dtzzi.
ness, Neuralgia, Weakness.


~ have often seen statements from people
benefited by Hoods sarsaparilla, and I feel
that I am net doing juSliee unless my tcs-
tinonyls added. I have been suffering with
sick vomiting spells for three or four years,
with giddlneSS, most Of tho time almost per.
fcctly Frustrated. Ihadno appetite, and sui.
fOrCd also with neuralgia In my head and eyes.
Twas treated for two years by tho best physk
clans, but found no rolet Thcywould toll mo
my condition wa.
owing TO my Age
and that I must have patience. nut after two
years l though patience ceased to DO virtue.
I was growing 50 weak l could not SlOcp Of
night And when / was nhlO 10 60 out, I was
afraid 70 20 far from homo. Twas con.
SANITY tired, I could not 80 up or down StaitS
or raise my arms above my head without GID.
dlhoSs, and was SO airaid to look up that I DO
came accustomed y holding my head down.
AZ Last
I was persuaded 10 tako Hood'S sarSapaftllA
and aitOF using four bottles, my improvement
III health ID Wonderful. 1Candidly believe I
am cured 81 all my ailments, Myanpetlt0
Is good, can cat Of any time, nin tree from nOu.
falgiA and other troubles, I never Eell 20
we'll or was as stout as now SlncO I was mar.
fIed, and I am mother OF ninO children, 7
hayO Increased from 1876 70 tS3 pounds, lam
perfectly we'll, 90 out evOfy day. Wien my
friends ask what has inadO such On improve
mOnt I toll thom I owe II alto
Hoods SaFsapaHNa
and that I am made ever aEalh,n Mrs. 8.
NJ WATERS, 1915 8gd street, N. W. George
town, b. o. TAkO itood'S
uaaaIo ON, 4 Ci,ta iiVNF Ind. aloN iiuRd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

FoR RENT.
Ing, corner OF Tenth and Main streets. suited
tor business or residences Also lfout.roomed
dwellings on second and third floor Of 1905
Main street. Apartments rent from slS 70 $40
= JAMES L. HAWLEY,
iel4 1910 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
MEETINGS..
ron RENT.

EoR RENT-sTORE. ALSO THREE
small back rooms. Inquire before 8 a IN.
or RiterGn m. at 10 Eleventh street. jylp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

TOR PENTHOUSE ON w. & i. G.
E motor line, about 2h miles from city; six
rooms; possession given Immediately. Address
=. o. Box s, city. ioN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03
Hoods SarsapaHWa

and that I ntn made ever agalnID Mis- s..
NJ wAfEAS, 1915 O9d street, N. w, George
town, DO. TaNO lIOod's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-03

YESTERDAY evening a Pittsburgh
cycler, i. G, Davis, arrived in the city
from Pittsburgh bound for Indiana, q
tour a.wheelback. He made the ride
from Pittsburgh in twelve hours, and
resumes his journey this morning,
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
PINKER1oNs AGAIN.


Taggart Has Had Them the Ground. but
Found Them Useless.
The last of T. Pinkerton Taggart's three
Pinkerton detectives decamped last night;
left for his Chicago rendezvous because his
utility here was ct an end. HIS two fellow
sleuth hounds had proceeded him several
days, as the Democratic committee chair
man found them TO be a useless luxury.
It will be remembered that the introduc-
tion of PInkerton detectives into political
campaign is an innovation Of Taggarts
and was inaugurated during the last
municipal campaign. when he employed q
number of the "trailers" to shadow men
whose movements he desired to be fully
cognizant OF. The sieuth hounds rendered
efficient service during the campaign and
reported to their employer every move
ment of the sb aGowed individuals. Early
in the present cam paign TsGRart again had
recourse TO the PlnkertOn idea and three
detectives were sent to this city from
tho Chicago agency to remain during the
campaign, OF es long as their services were
have been shadowing suspects and doing
general detective work at the command of
Taggart Several days ago two of them
were dismissed because IL was found that
their services were availInQ nothing. Yes
terday the last OF them received HE dis
missa1, and, as stated. returned TO Chicago
last night. At the Union Station, in con-
versatIon with n friend, ne said that Tag
CART had gwen mp all hopes OF carrying the
cluded TO dispense with the services of the
IN
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
WAS HE DROWNED?
Strange Colored Man Seen Struggling
i'm the River.

A man named Dunn. residing on Birch
avenue. in West Indianapolis. met col
ored man on Kentucky avenue. last night
about 9 O'Clock, and was attr acted by the
wild fourishing of q revolver in the
hands of the colored man. Dunn
tried to get the weapon away
from him. bat the colored man objected
to givIngitup. Dunn persisted and scuffie
ensued. in which he succeeded in Wrestling
the revolver from the man. After ne was
disarmed the colored man turned and ran
down the avenue toward the Kentucky
avenue bridge. The scuffle between him
and Dunn had attracted q crowd, among
which were several women. one of whom was
supposed TO be the wife of the colored man.
The crowd followed him as far as the
bridge where they saw him struggling des-
perately in the water. The river is fifteen
feet deep at this point. aud it is supposed
that the man was drowned.
1t wss dark about the bridge. and from
the point where the crowd assembled il
was possible to see whether the man es-
capped or not, but the impression of
those who saw him struggling IN the
water Is that he went under and
never came M. Collier ~ Murphy were
notified by telephone and went to the scene
and made q search for the body, but failed
TO find it. The river was not dragged, how
ever. and it Is probable that were the body
in the water it wonld not have been dis
covered on account of darkness.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
AT BULLINGToN's SALOON.

Where the Sullivan Frse-Beer Combin alton
Held Forth Last Night
A characteristic Democratic rally was
held at Bullington's saloon, No. 1l0U East
Wa shington street, one of the dives
in the East End. last 1;ght. Preparations
had been made for holding the rally in the
open air upon the saloon corner but on ac-
count Of the rain this idea was aban-
doned ana the speakers held forth in
D vacant room. entrance to which
was obtained through the saloon.
The speakers were Holtzman, McCullough,
Sullivan aud bill" Hicklin, and of ell
those who addressed the audience of about
seventy-fve persons "Bilr' HIcklin was
the most attentiyely listened TO. for &c was
understood that his was she last speech,
and his auditors were awaiting the invita-
tion TO repair TO the next room and drink.
A Journal reporter occupied an obscure
cors-sr II :ae room aud thought he was
secure from observation. but the "eagIe
eye" of Councilman Rassmann found him
ont. and the councilman quietly made bis
way forward and advised the master of
ceremonies not TO announce publicly
that drinks would be served free ct the
conclusion or the meeting. The warning
was not needed by Col. BILL" however.
way ne wOrded the invitation. ABSulliyan
concluded his heranRue. Hicklin arose and
told the crowd that the Mayor had made
good speech and then extended the invita-
tion TO adjourn to the saloon. This il on
me. not sullivan" he said; "he don't under
takes his way from our little gathering
here. US boys will 20 III and have something
TO refresh US. All OF YOU come in, and re-
member that this isn't Sulliyan's treat"
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
BUsKIRK,s EXPLANATION.

why He Turns Criminals Loose from the
worlxhouse Before Election.
The Police Court demsgogue had no
spasm when he read the expose In yester-
days Journal of the way he is turning
criminals out of the workbouse to vote for
him and the others on the Democratic
the expose except to fums and rail against
the newspapers who are showing up his
disgraceful record. He said in an inter-
view:
"I frequently send people TO the work
Just to scare 'em. When think they are
scared bad enough | let them out and tell
them to 20 about their business"
There is no worse confession or oppres-
sion and corruption on record hardly than
this. Here is a man who loafs at rambling
establishments. who makes companions
out of law breakers, who Danders
and protects the most vicious ele-
ments of society, telling the
people that he gives men longer terms than
they deserve. Such an outrage Is In itself
enough TO impeach this judicial officer, who
has forgot his dignity and all else that goes
10 make up judicial ofhcer. he further
says he puts men In the workhouse for long
terms TO scare them. This Is almost as bad
q prostitution of his Office to turn con-
victs loose on the people In order TO secure
votes for himself. 1t Is cheerful state
ment TO some poor devil who is given q
sixty or ninety days sentence In the gloomy
building that serves the county for u work
house. Judge Buskirk Is just soaring him.
Judge Buskirk turned o piokpocket loose
O short time ago after he had been put in
the workhouse. The court put this' crim-
1nal In there just to scare him. He let him
out. no doubt. 10 scare other people-and
TO vote for Buskirk. A man named Dick
man jumps on his wife and cruelty beats
her. The police are compelled to club the
brute in order TO accomplish the arrest.
This brute is sent TO the workhouse just TO
scare him. He is gwen q term of several
months, and then Busklrk turns him
loose to beat his wife again. The Cadi has
alternately been the laughing stock of the
police, and mark of their indignation.
They cannot hope To punish criminal who
has pull with this small-fry Jetfries.
During the month just ended he has turned
out some of the most grieviousy offending
criminals in the workhouse. Buskirk hesi-
tstes at nothing. He seeks to continue the
privilege of giving men longer services
than they deserve. just TO scare them and
TO answer his political ends. He sees that
only men living in Indianapolis ana who
have vote are released.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
HAS GIVEN NO REPLY
Mayor Afraid to Answer Either
Way to the Garbage Petition.
Taggart's PinkertOn Men-Buskirk Not
Abashed-Sullivan at Bulling-
toms Dive.

When it comes to taking q stand one way
or the other on q public matter of i'm
portsnce. the little Iayor has an immediate
attack of debility OF the spinal column.
His weakness on public matters makes him
sn easy target for such people as the Fren-
gels. Several months ago the hotel men of
the city sent communication to Mayor
Sullivan asking him to take some action In
the matter of allowing hotel men to sell
their garbage for feeding purposes.
At that time the Mayor was
tangled with his garbage ordinance by
whichhe hsd granted a big monopoly TO
certain people He did not know what to
do. in fact he was afraid to do anything.
Finally the administration tried to throw
the whole thing into the courts in order to
get from under the responsibility. The
hotel men never heard from their petition.
and they will probably not hear anything
more from it until after the election. as the
Mayor is afraid to commit himself one way
or the other on the question. The hotel
men are indignant. as they think, and
quite rightly. that Sullivan Is going TO
keep them off until after the election and
then settle their cases as he pleases.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
UNDER HIS OWN CAR.
MotOrman Fitzsimmons Seriously In
jured on the COlumbia-AvenueL Line.

new Columbia electric line, was
seriously injured yesterday morning at the
corner of Ninth street and Mertindale
avenue. He stopped the car to make some
repairs underneath and while in the act of
oilipg the moter. the conductor accidental
ly turned OH the current. The car started
and before is could be stopped Fitzs,ri-
mons vas badly mangled about the chest
and legs. He was taken to his home at No.
10 Yandes street.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
A LOVELY FAMILY.
Curtis-Palmer Crowd Behind the Bars
Stolen Clothing Found.

j. W. Curtis. his wife. Martha Curtis, and
Miranda Palmer were arrested last night
By Sergeant Wilson and officers Thomas
and Scott Curtis and his wife were
charged with assault and battery and re-
ceiviDg stolen goods. and the Palmer
woman with assault and battery.
Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Palmer are sisters,
and several weeks ago son of
Mrs. Palmer went TO the Curtis homo to
hoard. Last niRht Mrs. Palmer and her
daughter went there to see him, but be was
not at the house. Before leaving. they be-
came involved In quarrel with Mrs.
Curtis. and the young Palmer woman
struck her aunt In tho face with q stone. in
ficting a painful cut. The gIrl then fled,
and at late hour last night had not been
arrested. In the trunk taken to the house
by the Palmer boy was found q varied as
sortment of clothing of all descriptions
which. it Is thought. has been stolen. and
tho charge OF receiving stolen goods has
been placed against Curtis and his wife.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
HAVE THEY CONSOLIDATEDs
Report that the Citizens Has Absorbed
the City Railway Company.

The report comes from Chicago that the
Citizens Street-rsilroad Company has abb
sorbed the new City Railway Company.
The Citizens company has recently bought
fifty new street cars and motors of the
Pullman company. and it was stated that
the Pullman company was taking payment
for the same In the bonds of the company
having been assured that tho Citizens
company would soon absorb she new COM
pany and Its charter.
Mr.. Mason. president of the Citizens
company. denied the statement yesterday
that his company had absorbed the City
company. He said the cars were paid for
In the ordinary course of buslLsss.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
Society of Hygiene.

The first meeting of the Society of Hy.
gIene for this season will be held Wednes-
day evening at the Propyleum. George
Dutton. A. b.. NJ. D.. presidents of the Chi
cago Health University. will address the
society on q subject pertinent TO tho work
of the society. The women who compose
the society feel particularly fortunate in
having secured DR.. Dutton. DE-. Dutton
was the founder and dean OF the Vermont
Medical College. and is the author of num-
erous works. The meeting Is open to the
public, free; and the hope is to arouse the
people on the subject Of health. Everyone
Is welcome. and q large attendance is de-
airAd
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
The Hunt Tragedy.

Yesterday evening the body of Robert
Hunt who killed his wife and then shot
himself. was prepared for burial at Flanner
& Buohanan's and shipped to Msrtinsviile
The remains of the wife are ct the home of
Oliver Sloan, No. 50 Buchanan atreet The
body will be inferred at Crown Hill this
afternoon. The distressing affair has de-
veloDed no new facts, although the coroner
has begun the examination 0fswitnessss in
the case
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
A Federal Case demanded.

The case Of John Yard, administrator of
the estate of William Sanders. of Garrett,
Ind. which has been pending in tho fed
erai court. was remanded yesterday be-
cause the amount ia controversy did not
exceed $4,000. Sanders was killed three
years agO by the Baltimore x Ohio rail-
road. and his administrator, without stat
ing the amount wanted, brought suit
against the company IN the DeKalb Circuit
Court Holding that the company was q
foreign corporation. the defendants secured
O venue of the case to the federal court.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
Lecture Course.

The congregation of the Seventh Presby-
terian Church. has arranged for a tine leo.
ture course for the coming season. and they
expect to be benefit to the South Side as
the other lecture courses have been to the
North Side The first entert sinment will be
given by the John Thomas Concert Com
pany. Other entertainments on the course
are the Ariel Quartet; Robert Nourse.
lecturer; Colerdge. the African lecturer;
Elliott. the humorist; Rev. DIR. Wood, Of
Detroit, and others.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
The school of Art

The next season of the School of Art will
begin next Saturday for the children's
class and on Monday for all other CLASSES.
The school is sn institution which is
furthered by private subscription and has
30 far done most ereditsble work. The
art exhibits show TO what an extent the
pupils are taught and are always produc-
tive Of much benefit The classes this year
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01

are the day life class. the dny antique
class. the day class life an antiquel. the
evening class, the evening antique class
and the Saturday class for children. Stu.
dents of the ATT School n re admitted free
TO the lectures and EXHIBITS held under the
auspices of the Art Association.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
DECLARED Insane

MAIDS p. Madsen, n pattern maker. forty
five years OF age. was declared insane yes-
terday. He imagines that his family are
plotting against him and he will not O.
cept treatment from u physician, saying
stand medicine.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
S5.OO-St Lortis and Refurn-S5. 90.

On Oct. and 2 the vandalia Line will cell
rOund-trip tickets to st. Louis for the Yelled
Prophet parade at $500 for the round trip rom
Indianapolis Apply to ticket agents, 4S West
Washington street, 46 Jackson Place and Union
Station. address W. +. BruIner, ID. p. A., Indi-
anapois.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
yrrffr C.ffzans

Naturalization papers were issued yes
terday by Judge Cox to Sebastian Goebes
and Henry Woisman.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
NEW bedroom sets at VIM. L. Elder'a


Derby. slk and soft. the hest hats made.
md all the other new style hats. at sea-
toms Hat Store. 81 North Pennsylvania
afreet
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
JULIUS @. WALK. CARL L. WALK
SILVER HAIR PINS

line of Silver Hair Pins at hand.
Sword Pins. enameled and plain with one and two
prongs. Come and see the line. You are sure to be
suited.
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-10-01
Bargain Week at the Bargain Bookstore

daily.
Two Pencil Tablets for
Originally published 0 Have been selling
a About1O Ocopies
andb
cloth binding
Contains memoir
AnOth a
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A7-volume setedi n handsome
A 13-volum edi a
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price lis
of
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to
Scents by mail.
yesterday worth of periodicals No need
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GA. VAN PELr. lne fiOur and food cereals