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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-13
KNOWLEDGE

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tonds to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence Is duo to It's presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas
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beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
atiyo; ofIGotually cleansing the system,
dispctiing colds, headaches and feyeS
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions md
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because u nets on tho Kid
noys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
cning them md II Is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug.
gists In '6Oc and 81 bottles, but Ills man!
tfacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namo IL printed on every
package, also tho name, Syrup Of Figs
and boing we'll Informed, You Will not
accept any substitute II offered,
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THE puppLEKs pRorEsr

Against tho Reduction in Wages Proposed
by the Conference Committeeman In.
tcrcsting Communication.
To the Editor OF TIC bntel!tOeneer
SIR-Why the amalgamatcd convcn-
ton granted discretionary power 10 the
scale committee to establish base OF
wages with the iron and steel manu-
facturers for the coming year entirely
different from the one adopted by the
late convention, is a question that sor-
iously disturbs tho minds OF large
number OF amalgamatod men in Wheel.
ing and throughout the country Mem
bors Of gub.todges are very emphatic in
their denial that they instructed their
representatives to vote for such high
handed authority as the convention
gave tho conference committee.
However, tho supposltion Ia vol
grounded that this unprecedented act
Of assumption to beStow authority on
this subcommittee without any 70.
strnint whatever was connected aud
fully muturod by those In power before
the convention convened Tho action
Of tho conference committee In It's first
session with tho iron manufacturers in
accepting q reduction oil litty CUnts in
the price OF pudding, II newspaper 70.
ports aro true, Is an admission Of the
absurd iallacy Of giving toounuch free.
dom OF action 10 gnb.connitiees 10 mr.
range price for tho ironworkOrs, who
neither had directly or indirectly q
voice or yoto authorizing such an
agreement. Heretofore, questions Of
Importance that could not DO settled tn
conference wore submitted to rub.
lodges for ratification or rejection aud
tho result Of tho vote takOn was final
The manufacturers had thor plan Of
action fully outlined In their principal
organ, The american Manufacturer, ready
to explode ut the ieot Of the iron work.
urs' conference committee rs soon aB
they met iHisessiDn with them. They
wOTo loaded to shoot OF tho following!
'ThO eastern iron manufacturers arc
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getting their pudding at from IS to
So so a ton and that quite number OF
mills in the west are paying but from
81 to 81 50, and that not only must they
compete with these mills having this
lower price for pudding, but they must
compete with steel billets, which are
being made ut o reduced price for labor
In other words, that the steel manutac-
turer who makes competing product
has received q reduction Of wages, while
the puddler, whose product, puddled
iron, completes with the billet, Is do.
handing the same price as years ago"
lis not known in the history OF the
Amalgamated Association that the west
era iron manufacturers signed q scale
OF wages for one year without first dc.
manding reduction in the prices paid
to some craft or other in their iron
mills.
Their ioudest ctamor some years ago
was to reduce the price OF pudding as
low as what was paid in the east This
year they partly let up on the prices
paid for pudding by their eastern
brothers, and insist that their puddlteTIs
must stand a heavy reduction to enable
them to compete with their neighbors
who are manufacturing steel billets at u
reduced price for labor Ii the puddler
agreed to work for s. per ton it would
not please the iron manufacturer nor
would it give any moro assurance to the
puddler that he would have steady en-
ploymeHt, any tnorethanif he stubborn
iy stuck out for s. 80 toni for accord
ing to the opinion OF expert critics
among iron manufacturers, pudding
will soon be a question OF the past, and
what small amount OF pudding
there Is to DO done until the art Is
killed, might as we'll be lett undone as
to puddle the commonest and cheapest
kind OF pig metal at S. ton.
A puddler cannot work furnace
with himself he must employ two
helpers, pay ono OF them 81 so and the
other 81 20, leaving the puddler s., be-
sides having the responsibility Of a
furnace, There are no young men wish
ing to learn the trade OF pudding, as
there is no assurance OF steady work or
inducement or promise that pudding
will last. Every puddler this side OF
the mountains should strongly protest
against q reduction, 1RoNwoRKER.
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Observation-Disclosures, 8; New York,
4. Earned runs, 2 each. Errors, New
York .. Hits, 6 and @. Pitchers, Kill
len and Ruste. Homo run, Donovan.
Umpire, Mclaughlin.
Cleveland Cleveland, Z; Boston, II.
Earned runs, and s. Errors, 8 and 4.
Hits. 10 and q. Pitchers, Clarkson,
Williams and staloy, Umpire, Gaancy.
Louiavillc-Louisville. 10; Brooklyn,
7. Earned runs, 8 and 4, Errors, 9
and 5. Hits, 10 aud IA. Pitchers, Hem
ming and Lovett. Umpire, Seward.
st. Louis-st. Louis 8, Philadelphia 4.
Pitchers, Clarkson and weighing, Hits,
and I. Errors,' and 9. Earned runs,
Philadelphia 2. Home runs, Delchanty.
Umpire, McQuaide.
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.uoOAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
tho City.

Matters of Minor Moment in mud about
tho City.
AUGUST Sock was arrested last night
by Officer Moran for drunkenness.
ONE plain drunk made up the docket
at police headquarters yesterday morn
ing. He was dismissed.
STONE pavements have beef placed
in front and around tho Third Presby.
terrain church, on the South Side.
PRor. snrrF, the optician, is not in
Chicago, as stated in the evening paper,
but can DO consulted at his office.
A POWER OF attorney from the Wheel.
ing Mold and Factory Company to
Charles L. Blue was yesterday filed
with Clerk Hook.
CoNTRAcroR CHARLEY PORTER had u
force OF men at work yesterday repair.
ing tho stone pavement at tho south
end OF the Main street stone bridge
A YOUNG fellow named Candy was
arrested by Officer Fitzgeral yesterday
ON warrant issued by ClOrk Foe lust
May, for disordorly conduct In tho Sixth
ward.
CHARLES GMBLE, aged twcnty.elght,
OF Sharon, Pa, and Maggie Mainland,
aged thirty, OF GroenVillo, Pa, were
yesterday licensed to wed by Clerk
Hook.
ALBERT MuLnoLIAND, Of Benwood,
while riding, was thrown from his
horse, and broke his right log above the
knoo, besides being seriously bruised
aud cut
pEuMlssIoN has been granted tho Tor.
minal Railway Company to lay branch
track along Contro street, In Fulton. II
II 10 completed ready for traffic by
January /.
TitE office furniture and fixtures aro
being placed In position In tho big Baor
building. Tho office will DO eommo-
dious and elegant one, In harmony with
the building.
TnE digging Of the ditch for tho now
wator tnain OFT North MalH street has
progressed about forty foot south OF
Jonathan'a raVlne, and Hnllock Bros,
ato pushing II 10 fast % possible With u
largo force Of men,
A PARTY Of we'll known young mon
have arranged for q big wagon picnic
for tho 9th oil July, going III Wheeling
creek aB far as Fulmer's, whore there IL
dancing platform. About twelve
couples will comprise tho jolly crowd.
They will take a banjo, mandolin aud
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VIII Comlnrnco at once

Superintendent Lotus, Of the Wheel.
ing street railway, said yesterday that
his people would at once commence
work on tho EoG street loop on the
South Side, and that as soon as the
necessary curves and crossings arrive,
the work would be completed in ten
days, when tho celebrated double track
on Jacob street will be thing OF the
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THE HOLLYWOOD RACES.

An EventFul Day-KisseI Pointer Drops
Doad-Track Record Broken.
PITTsDuRGu, PA, July 12,-It was au
eventful day 1.-THE Grand Circuit races,
at Homewood. Muta Wilkes broke the
track record, Kissol Pointer dropped
dead, Lola May ran away and George
Sherman cut tendon in his right fore
leg.
Kissel Pointer was valued at 5000.
tits probable that Sherman will not be
seen on tho track again this season.
The unfinished 2:l4 pace was won by
Alvin Swift, OF Richmond, Indiana, In
2:lSf. The weather was warm and the
attendance 1000.
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TIE English Lutheran Sunday School
excursion and picnic will leave the
wharf at 1880 a. M. to-day on the
steamer Courier for Browns Island.
Fare, adults so cents. children under
fifteen and over six, % cents.
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THE NEW LOOP ROUTE
For the North Wheeling Line OF
the Wheeling Railway
is GRANTED BY THE COMMITTEE,
What tho Company Desires Explained
by MIR. Jolly Now Ordinance
coyeping the Points Involved to BIO
Drawn up-A Novel E1Pedient
Adopted to get Down Fifth Street.

Yesterday afternoon the council com
mittee on streets, alleys and grades met
at the north end Of the Second ward
market house and went over the pro
posed route Of the loop on Market,
Fifth and Main streets for tho Wheel
ing Railway Company. Mr. jolly ac-
companied the committeeman explained
what was desired.
Ashas been explained in the ISTELLt'
oEScRR, the projected new route is to
run north on Market street from Tenth
to Fifth, down Fifth to Main, and from
that point north on Main street there
will be parallel double tracks.
Tho only difficulty encountered any
where on the line was
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For all forms Of disordered stomach use
Bromo-seltzer. A palatable, prompt
cure. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALD.
Put your Money in Good Real Estate,

Twenty.tworoomed double new house on
South Pom street
ElghtrOomed single new house on South Penn
street.
Fourteenroomod double new house on South
| Penn street
FiyeFoomed single new house on South Penn
/ street,
FolrroOmed single house on South Penn
sOyen'roomCd single house on South Penn
Nineroomed single house on South Penn
street,
seven'roomed single house on South trout
street
Fiye4oOmod single house on South Front
street,
Tweptytworoomcdl house on South
| Front street.
sevcn.roOned single house on North Front
| street
slx,roomed single house on North Front street
Nineroomed single house on North Front
| street.
ElghtrOOmod single house on South Huron
street
Tnreo4oomod single house on South Huron
| str Get
FiySroomed single house GU South Huron
six.roomed single house on South Wabash
ThroOsoomod single house on South Wabash
street
seveu.roomed stugle house on South Broad.
| way street.
six.roomod BIngle house on South Broadway
| street,
FIve.roomcd single house on South Broadway
| street
ThFee.Eoomed single house on Maryland street.
| Flve.roOmed single house on Maryland street.
| slxTOomed single house on Florida street.
| Five'roomed single house on Vermont street,
| Fourroomed single house on Indiana street.
| slxIoomed single house on North Erie street.
| FlYe.Foomeh single house on North Erie street,
EIght'roomed single house GU North Broad
| way street,
Flve.roomed single house on Maryland street,
Ten roomed single house on corner OF zan0
and Broadway.
sixToOned single house near swoenoys fOun.
dry.
| Twentieth street
Nine.roomed single house on Fifteenth street,
Two threeroomGd houses OH South York
| street.
Six houses OF different sizes on Virginia street,
| A good business house on Main street, between
| Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets.
| A good paying investment on Market, between
| Eighteenth and Twentieth streets, cheap.
| Two slx.roomed houses on McCooch street,
new.
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weren't you surprised whom he pro.
posed2" mo. Why should l beT'
Everybody else was."-LVc.
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REAL ESTATE,
sPBGIEL sELR
~R e. al mstato!N.

~ A- 49, - -
-oF-
~R ea1 @s tate!~
We offer for sale tho following very deslFab.
real estate at prices considered very reasonable
No. to5 SOUTH PENN STREET,
lot GOxl2s feet, with frame dwelling of roou1
both gases, bathroom, W. @, hot and cold waie,
electric bells aud burglar alarm
No, II THIRTEENTH STREET,
OF tho corner OF Byron street, lot 65xSl feet with
brick house Of 0 rooms, bathroom, W. O., gooi
cellar, hot and cold water. good sewerage
No. 2349 CHAPLIME STREET,
lot SOxl?O feet with brick house Of rooms,
No, 22o7 CHAPLINE STREET,
lot 3ilaxl2O feet with brick dwelling house OF 7
rooms SPLENDID LOCATION,
No. 20 VERMONT STREET,
lot 25xlOO feet with two.story frame house Ola
rooms, bathroom, both gases, AND ONLY sl,COl.
RINEHART & TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 80. Iiyill Room No q,
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H. j. FINK.
Telephone Osz fjO29l l1iS Market street
FoR SALE.

FOR s A LB.
House Of five rooms, Eoll street, Centre Wheel.
ing sl,s0O.
House Of four rooms Eighteenth street, $1,000
Three houses, Moyston street, cheap, $500.
House OF three rooms Twelfth street, $3.50.
House, SroomS, Sixteenth street, in good con.
dition. 81, 7OO
House, 4rcoms, Twelfth street, lotsSx1OO feet,
500,
Tho best business property In lEtnavlllo,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms, Good reasons for selling.
Three lots, 6Oxl0O feet Fllan, White 4: Gala.
gherS addition. 500 each.
House, Q rooms lnd stable. Eighteenth street.
$500
Three lots in Park Wow, cheap.
ono.halt lot, McColloch street, Centre Wheel
ing. 5000
city ilyo minutes walk from motor line, now,
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on Caldwelr5 ran 500 each.
Fine Farm OF li3 acres on National road, nine
miles cast OF city on cASy terms
House. 10 rooms, Fifteenth stroot with mod.
ern improvements,
House, SrOoms slxtconth street. 5000.
House, 4roomS. Twenty.thir street. Si.2Ol
House, rooms, North Market sttOOt 81, 800
Business property on Market street az modcr.
ate price.
ono OF tho bout Misunderstanding slteI In tho
city fronting GU two railroads
$500, $1,000, 81, 200 $1,000 and 5000 to loan gu
city real estate
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1870 Market street. iva
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to Fifth, down Fifth to Main, and from
that point north on Main street there
will be parallel double tracks.
Tho only difficulty encountered any
where on the line was
at Fifth street. This
N square is very steep
MSSNe' otys!Aabout u fourteen per
@cent grade. To mako
IN right-angled bend
II from Market street
Il into Fifth aud another
Va from Fifth into Main
RX|, would produceaprett
W dangerous track to
So Iva operate tho cars over.
S1 To get rid OF tho sharp
p& curves, the idea OF u
Y reverse or s curve was
= adopted, the accom-
panying diagram OK
planning the idea
$500. ~ clearly.
/Ma;N At Market the track
;.rESSN would curve close to
SsssS4 Sshe southwest curb
corner, and run to point within four
feat Of the north curb, on Fifth street o
little east of Coal. Thence gradual
reverse curve would bring the track
again to within four feet OF tho south
curb line, and from here the curve into
Main street would be gradual and easy.
At Market and Fifth streets it will DO
necessary to cut the streetdown q little,
but this will merely restore the grade
70 what IL should be. There is de-
cided hump there, caused by the fact
that when the water main and a natural
gas main were laid there, the earth was
nut back regardless OF the grade, which
produced q hump, some parts OF the
surface OF Market street now being
higher than the curbstones OF the side
walks.
Tho committee walked up as far as
Fifth street and then drove over the
Main street line. Capt. Otto, q council.
man from the ward, was with the party
awhile, and both he and Mr.. Kenney,
who represents the First ward on the
committee, said the public sentiment
was practically unanimous along the
line for the route now asked for.
AlLtE luVhluK SNSA viz ASNNS SH".e
man Miiligan called the committee to
order on tho sidewalk, and the matter
was briefly discussed. Col. Robert
White, city solicitor, who was OF the
party, suggested several things which
should have attention. Finally, on
motion OF Mr.. Kenney, it was resolved
to recommend to council that the right
OF way asked for be granted.
Then Mr.. jolly was asked to secure n
definite survey, and prepare protlles
showing tho route, to accompany an
ordinance, and it was suggested that
Solicitor White aud the company's
counsel get together and draw up the
ordinance needed TO cover tho case.
When this is done the committee will
20 over it in detail, and 1t lie expected
the matter will be in shape to report to
council at its next meeting.
During the trip yesterday Mr.. jolly
discussed the desirability Of an East
Wheeling connection and loop, but
said his company, while having this in
view from the first, had formulated no
definite plans and considered no special
route in detail. He thought, however,
that practicable and profitable route
mipht be- found.
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Nina lots 25 by 100 feet each on McColloch
street, on motor limo.
Lot 80 by 100 foot, South Elm street, $500,
Lot "a by 100 feet, on South Penn street.
Lot 80 by 40 feet ou South Penn street
Lotto by 100 feet, on South Penn street.
Lot % by 100 feet, OH South Penn street.
Lot 81 by 1870 feet, on North Front street
Lot GO by l4i feet, on North Front street.
Lot 10 by 400 feet, on North Front street.
Lot 90 by 100 feet. on North Huron street
Lot 60 by 100 feet, on North Huron street
Lot Il by 100 feet, on South broadway street.
Lot 20 by 100 feet on South Broadway street
Lotil br 100 feet, OF South York street.
Lot 10 by III feet, on South York street.
Lot 30 by 10 feet on South York street
Lot 60 by 200 feet, on South Front street.
Lot 10 by 200 feet, on South Front street.
Lot % by ll2 feet, on North Wabash street
Lot 25 by liz feet, on North Eric street.
Lot 30 BY 90 feet, on indiana street.
Also building Lots An McMechon, Glendale
MOundSvlllo, Tiltonsvllle, Pleasant Valley aud
larEe and small farms aud other property mol
mentioned on this list,
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THE LARGEST SHOW ON Earth.
SEASON OF SELLS BROTHERS ENOR-
NOUS UNITED SHOWS

The great ort-door tield of tented
entertaluMeTt Is HON Su lstanIiallvu &C.
cupied by but two arrangements. and
Sells Brothers are equal partners" i'll
the division. In fact, in the exclusive
possession of many rare creatures and
noted performers, they hold first place,
and their visit to Thibodaux on to
morrow, is surprisingly rich in we'll
founded promises of elaborate ana en-
loyahle entertainment. Their Roman
H!Ppedrome, Wild Moorish Caravan
and Spectacular Pilgrimage to Mecca;
enormous Menagerie, Triple Circnses,
Tropical Aquarium. Royal japanese
Troupe, Circus of the Sahara, Aviary.
Caravan of trained Animals. Arabian
Nights Entert !inments, and Superb
Falkland Street Parade, contain mere
than enough strange sights, thrilling
races, sensational acts and glowing
pageants for a whole carnival week,
Nor does mere quantity baniSl, quail
ty from the colossal tents. Such fea-
lures as the pair of Lillipntian Cattle.
the flock of Ostriches, the Hairless
Horse and the pair OF giant Hippopo-
tami are not to be found elsewhere.
IN coliseum contests are of the most
exciting character, the performances
phenomenal, and the fun epidemic.
Make ready for IA glorious holiday.
Excursion rates Oh all railroads.
BY special request the opening per
torrance will be given Sunday eve
ming, Nov. Goth. and on Monday TWO
performances will be given, afternoon
and evening.
Fifty cents will admit you into the
big dollar show.
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A FIAsCo.-We hope, and sincerely.
too, .hat no such troop as was allowed
to appear on the stage of our Thibo-
daux Opera House on last Sunday and
Monday nights, will be tolerated. again
in our town. We, as we'll as all those
who attended the first night. were
nicely taken in, and it is a good les
son. On Monday night, only one tick
ct vas sold, we are told, and the pur.
chased price vas returned, and the
troop was forced to go-well....w
hope home. and mediate on the vic
issltudes of life, and make up tlleil
minds to attend to some better calling.
They are a failure.
We think, by proper advertisement.
those in charge of the Opera House
could get il good troop here at least
twice a month in the winter season.
Let them try.
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Are your children subject TO Group ?
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bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
ay. 1t is a certain cure for Group, and
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is the sole reliance with thousands of
mothers who have croupy children.
and never diSapuoiEts them. There
is no danger in giving this remedy in
large and frequent doses. as it con
tains nothing injurious. 80 cent bot
ties for sale by Roth Drug Co., limit
ed.
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A MOST Foul MURDE

A MOsT Foul MURDER.-Six Miss
issipDi negroes were arrested Wednes-
day morning on the Raceland planta-
ton for the murder of 9 years old
Italian boy. The object of the muir
der was theft. Some money, IL watch
and clothing were stolen, and on
search being made, all except the
watch were found in the cabin Of one
of the negroes arrested. The poor boy
was found dead by his parents, shot
through the head, with alevolver near
him on the flor, recognized to be the
revolver of William Hicks, one Of the
parties arrested. All six were arrest
ed by MIR. r. A. Frost. deputy sheriff,
assisted by Mr.. Pierre Barrios. The
accused were all safely lodged in jill
at 10 o'clock ON Wednesday night, il
waiting Il preliminary examination.