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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
HIS BODY SEVERED.
Horrible Death of Railroad Man YestcF
day ut bridgeport.

Horrible Death offs Railroad aFau Rester-
day nj bridgeport.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock
an accident occurred in Bridgeport
through which a Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling brakeman, Freddy" Park,
lost his life. The traia was a freight,
and when nearly opposite the Crystal
glass works, down brakes" were
whistled for and Park, who was on the
front end Of the first car behind the
engine, underworld to execute the or
der. There was something wrong with
the brakes and he had some trouble
Nth them, aud sat down to try and see
What was the natter and while in that
position he in some way lost his balance
and hold on the brake wheel and fell
between the car and tender Of the en-
CINE. He alighted on the rail and was
almost Instantly run over by the cars,
his body being severed into parts at the
middle. The remains were gathered
and a coroner's inquest held in the
afternoon, the verdict being that death
came accidentally. Park was not, as
has been stated. q married man, but
was single and the entire support Of his
widowed mother,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
UNDER THE WHEELS
OF an Electric Oar, Young Johnny
Mann Meets Death.
THE OPERATOR Was BLAMELESS,

The Boy ran out into the Street, and
was Knocked Down aud his Head
run Over and Beurfully Crushed,
Death was lustaRtaneous-The Cor
oneF Holds an Inquest Over tho
Body-A Railroad Brakeman's Hor.
riblo Death at Bridgeport Yester-
day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
LONDON MEDICAL RECORD.

came to his death by being crushed.
under the wheels Of a car of the Wheel
ing Railway Company on Eotf street,
near T~wenty-eighth, In the city OF
Wheeling. We, the jurors, unanimously
agree that the accident was una
voidable,"
The following gentlemen composed
the Jury; A. ], Strobei, D. F. Mckinley,
Abram Fadely, ], NJ. Bowler, Joseph
Wheeler and A. D. Howe, The latter
was the foreman,
The coroner suggested that evidence
be introduced to show at about what
speed the cars OF the railway company
are usually run in the city, 1t was said
that there were two witnesses whowould
testify that the cars are at times run on
the streets "iaster than any locomotive
that he know of as one stated it, and
''over forty miles an hour as another
put it, but to this evidence Judge
Jacobs objected aud it was not heard,
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made, bus the interment will
BIO at Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

WE have noticed a great lack of en-.
terprise among the bakeries Of the city.
They seem to be a peculiar class Of non
progressives. We are pleased to note
a great exception with tho Wheeling
Bakery, which is the moot enterprising,
wideawake house in the city, They
have given the public the most novel
products We ever a ". Wemake special
mention Of their "Sweet Homo" and
Electric breads as the finest and
biggest SC. loaves eve Offended in this
city. The immense demand for these
Justly popular favorites has prompted
the company to put the special name
Of this bread on the seal which is at
tached to each loaf. II you are fond of
good bread, just notice that the loaves
OF bread you buy have the names
Sweet Home or Electric on the seal,
and we assure you you will got the best
that money can buy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

Good taste, business sense, and the eternal fitness
of things declare that a gentleman should dress gem
wearing Of which he will always find Comfort Buy.
ing our ready-made clothing is a great time'saVer,
money-saver, bother -saver-on Of the things nobody
believes in until he's tried it, and then wishes he'd
tried it long before.
Wear one Of our Light Weight Suits, you'll feel COM
Portable, energetic and buoyant and look well dressed.
RaS-Look at our display of new Neck Wear in the
east window.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
Another Small Blaze.

Last evening about 7 o'clock there
was q small blaze in the gas house Of
the Natural Gas Company at the corner
OF Woods and Twenty.ninth streets,
which was put out by several OF the
employees before an alarm was turned
in. The blaze was under the floor, and
tho origin was not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
Young Girl Lost.

During the excitement on the South
Side at the time OF thestreet c~arfatality,
a young girl living or Alley B, near
Twenty.fourth street, named Ada Nor
gan, who was in the crowd, lost her
bearingsand was wandering around that
part OF town aimlessly, when Sbseph De-
priest found her crying at the corner OF
Eoff and Twenty-ninth streets and took
her to her home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

A horrible and most deplorable accl-
dent, fatal in its consequences to a
young boy, took place yesterday morn
ing on Eoff street, South Side, just be-
low Twenty.eighth street, Running
heedlessly and recklesslyi into the street,
not noticing IN approaching north
bound electric cur, ~ten-year.old Johnny
Mann was struck by the car, thrown
down, his head crushed and life made
extinct by the cruel wheels. No blame
can attach to the operator or conductor
OF the car, who made every effort to
stop the car, but only succeeded after
the rear wheels passed over the unfor-
tunate boy. :
Johnny Mann, the victim OF the &C.
cldent, was q son OF John Mann, who is
employed in one OF the mills at BEN
wood and. lived on Fortieth street.
The boy was an attendant OF the Mt
Zion school and at tho time OF the
tragedy, ll:l5 in the morning, was on
his way homo in the lower part OF the
city. When opposite the Chicago and
Globe tea store, below Twenty.eighth
street, a dog in the street attracted his
attention and, boyish like, he ran out
in the street after the dog, and evil
IDENTIFY did not see the approaching
north-bOund electric car No. Al, in
charge OF Conductor h. @. Smith aud
Operator Isaac Reed. Young Mann ran
after the dog, and just as he reached
the track the front board Of tho car
struck his body, throwing him to the
ground alongside the tracks. At first
It was stated tho front wheels ran ver
him, but this is ! mistake, as the front
wheel only caught his hand and twisted
his head under the truck SO that the
rear wheel ran over him, crushing the
skull, death resulting instantly.
The u operator, who had been hor.
ritied to see the boy run in front Of his
car, and had done all in his power to
stop 1t, succeeded in bringing it to a
stop five or six feet after the boy had
been run over. He, with the conductor
and bystanders, approached the body
and found that life was entirely extinct;
ueUtLA Wa1 nhlolg AibtuuCdhSOu5I uuu tNG
victim evidently did not know what hit
him.
Soon u largo crowd OF people gath.
cred about and discussed the sudden
and fearful tragedy in hushed tones.
A box was brought out from the tea.
store and the remains deposited in ii.
Officer 0'Brien was telephoned for and
soon arrived. He took charged Of the car
and with the crew ran it up to Tenth
street, where it was left, and the officer
and the two men went to police head
quarters, where the chief was seen.
General Manager jolly, superintendent
LOTUS and President Jacob, OF the
street car company, soon came around,
and tho entire party proceeded to the
scene OF the accident, where the chief
instituted an inquiry, after which the
two mon we're released. 1t was shown
that tue tragedy could not possibly
have been averted, and that 1t was due
entirely to the boys recklessness. Tho
remains OF the boy wore taken to I'm.
dertaker Altmyer's place, on South
Jacob street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

WHAT is more refreshing than q good
nights sleep? But you can't sleep in a
bed full OF bed bugs. Bugine will clean
them out etfectually. 90 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

PRESCRIBE Simmons Liver Regulator,
and it deserves all the praise 1t re-
ceives.-Dr. D. W. Atkinson, Sloan,
Arkanaas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
DIED.
Funeral notice

HooD-At Grand Forks, n. D, Tuesday, July 25.
1893, at Q O'Clock p. m, N. G.. HOOP. formerly
OF Marshall county, W. Va aged 30 years.
Funeral notice hereafter. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28
ON TRIAL.

To Ovory sufferer from Cotarrh, no mnttor
how bod tho caso or Of how long stand
ing, tho proprietors Of Or. shgoG Catarrh
Remedy Say this "If wo can't cure II,
perfectly and permanently, we'll pay you
$500 In CASH. Sold by oil druggists'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-28

From To-day on
We offcr Ladies' Low Shoes Of all kinds
at greatly reduced price, L,Y. BLOND.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
KANSAS
Govnoreect Leweng breaks rhapsody abou
the SunfOWer al follows

Leweng rhapsody
the Sunfower state follows
81 love with Kansas almost with She kisses
cheeks with glorious sunlight with her SOIL
with boundess with light and shadow
woodlands and Kansas with of marvellous beauty filed
with fish, Kansas with cattle thousand hills Kansas with
fowl and fish mn fields grain with great
and salt fields Kansas with breadth natural which
light warming and being and growing cities O. Kan
the Italy America with than
The might have added with TRUTH but in less fowery
guage kranky
have kausd the kaamy of Kansas the exrucang
The KS korrbe korrodbe They
will be Incorporated into the korruptod parties fact
are "korkers."
Govenor Lewng has made public statement that he will
charities She has indca
does her claim the senaorshp
official from Topeka
midnight aghted the station of county
the countless the county clerk pubcan
with him his Office there hour then returned to
Topeka getting footing back street home
Says exchange:
the Of that county
containing
The clerk said he had to
them the ballots Them should
Does that fraud committed this
official passed under street lamp by those
him well he resident the place. This but
of many instances which can be proven"
doubt the by the eferscnan
give the of the miscreants.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
N il BR A SIX A.
Republican Hopes Shattered

Dec 20 1S92The State Supreme this
to the writ asked the Clay
the matter of the courts The
who tried to secure writ the clerk Of county
instead OF the who elected the
The basis the appeal to the the that
candidates printed the tickets The
The Twenty third assembly the Nebraska
Lincoln, the third
abroad that the chief business OF the legislature will be
railroad For campaigns the railroad question
bitter discussion the through
the independents in the house passed bill relating
road legislation which did with
oed They passed his the
maneuverng the opposition kidnapped
Taylor got Then a the
senate deadlock days. finally
But they make another
will determine how successful will be their efforts.
rest two having taken trip to Canada, for their safety
manipulated coal
to for coal that delivered One
formerly had the state delivering
evolved the following mode OF operation raud
scheme very simple, but easy detection
The dealer would send ASYLUM
We that three would be numbered A.
666 would unoadd the asylum SWITCH
hauled back the sold
parties"
The inventor OF this making scheme should
Reading combine He is worthy Of their attention.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06

mortgages given 1889 $43 $780, the raised
855 According these figures the land holders Missouri borrowed
the amountn 1889 that they dn 1880 STILL there
that state who they talk for the party
them that they That mortgages debts
prosperity being
date the claim against them Oh fond duson
long oh, how long.
The New Years number the Review of
things but perhaps nothing
great variety subjects treated embracing
which public interest centres in all parts the planet The social
political rments in Germany France Italy and AUSTRIA and the import
ant matters in the current religious social and political history
country the Home Rule struggle England the Eastern question
the growth of cvizng projects Australia and Aca-a
discussed with completeness that
without the affairs the Science poetry
and literature well history
wonderful magazine As usual it's relieved fine
Portraits Among them the face
Kansas Prof Smith and Dr. Briggs herey
New York. Sato President Da his cabinet
Mrs Diaz other Mexcans
canal fame number of
Switzerland the late Could NJ Pasteur the French
with article Vaccination Against Cholera and Others
The Review OF Reviews occupies position the world OF lit
erature and is valuable publication.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
Montana

The Box Elder precinct contest looming intangible
than The the from
the board threw the indian
the certificate the democratic candidate the Box Elder
allowed the republican would seated The opu hold the
and they sought after election looks
this January 3D. though there might be two houses organized
la republican and democratic.
The republicans this prosatng themselves at the
the three popuss the legislature Coaxng fattering
whining their the United States senaoshp Senator
Sanders the candidates for senator from Montana thinks that
the three party the legislature
sound Judgment be favor radical change the admins
raon and therefore he banks his hopes their votes
publican in the United States senate.
1t be hoped that these three made
elements manhood and principles will stand firm to
the aboer and producer The old leaders have
long time whd and twisted the overconfdent and susceptible
ne to do their bidding that difficult matter for them
the the dumb CATTLE broken
are herding together for self protection
The request from Indianapolis by the popul leaders,
ceny assembled there should give and backbone each s
the different states stand by their coors ask
give any, will compromise their standing radical
WEST. Read it,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
oREGON-
An Oregon Judges Libel Ruling

PORTLAND Ore Dec 2The yesterday ruling
Captain George Moa Telegram charged with
criminal libel upon W l. Mghner and others in publishing the
houses and houses repu
be used political campaign crime
therefore no libel had been committed.
the act levyng
known putting certain parties
justice and humanity what it? 1t
dirty the and propetors
corruption go UNPUBLISHED.
McG editor Of the leading poput reform journal
OF Oregon gives fusion black And the sentiment
United States
OF clements and willing battle combat the evils
direct opposition to the principles
the peoples party PLATFORM death He
1--WE do not want democratic
The
enabled
republican states endorsing bewather repub
to hold their line We cannot
by either OF the old parties"
The state central committee Of Oregon
meeting to be held at Oregon City
for the next campaign and impoant business
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
GEORGIA.

In Georgia the populists captured thirty counties
meeting of about 5000 peoples party recently
held at Thomson Georgia. for the contest the
siona district The people will
make strong fight to his rights.
H. c. Ellington president of the Georgia alliance
self regard the future the organization a
Although they little election the
outlook splendid rebuilding Cali
from motives will stick to through thick thin The
which the alliance
perative today the
state the Union and Georgia exception The general
is. On with the fight
At the meeting which held December
the matter of contrasting the election Tom
seat the Richmond county delegation strong
the meeting distance boycott
Central railroad which they claim
made of heroic stuff They walk they vor principle
propose to lick the hand that smites.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
CALIFORNIA

j. L. Gilbert state president
issued letter to his "fok which he
thinks advisable educating the
ideas and principles What proposes put
operation alliance planning
and perseverance, He
Sha establish
tres OF population, free reading
No will
and have but alliances
DO not stand back and 1--WE
funds with Which, to the best works Raise five dol
Rescue the Republic and other
books in GREAT WErED Contribute all the reform books
and have at home person
braan good get up pumpkin
dollars
The next month mush and milk socia dollars
more and in March, 1898, report your
This something that should appeal young
people who members alliance
plan inspiring nothing
by disseminating convincing arguments
esting reading
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06


farming paying and there is abundant e
his business rightly managed that he
lives we'll mach
etc. Gas proof this point reported or two
that he his without
he
double clothing
dry pieces Of 2x4 scanng without th
instead driving w box CUTTER and would confne their diet
exclusively the exceedingly paaabe and highly broth left
handful of dried apples would have complain
could make money farming-Spnk Co. Politician.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
IDAHO

The Jury the OF D. w.
court for the murder Bean
mining riots last July has returned verdict Of guilty
grand triumph the virtually
there not conspiracy the Cu dAene mining
miners the defensive and not rebellous.
"Leasnre jointly indicted with ~ upon charges
follows Conspiracy Ivory
violating United States District court It be-
ieved the cases will
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
TENNESSEE.

President Mcdowell of the Tennessee state alliance has entered suit
against the Nashville criminal libel Nine of the ab
the Nashville bar have volunteered defend the American which
would indicate that there do everything possible
Brother McDows
the The putocrac press the
gone all lengths
attempt made their wholesale lying few suits
libel efRcacious
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06

I'VE three elements political philosophy
man VIII the repubic]:
1s-Every voter that platform which
public good though cannot with
every item.
2dNo man represent lead party
nominated unless he has active faith
in it's platform and motive.
justified in refusing to take nomination on plat
form which his ideas public policy
Out of $4,000 votes Mississippi. Weaver received 10000
In Oklahoma popu majority republicans 5000
Tom Watson says patient keep the middle OF the road
OF Texas the peoples party poed
99,6SS
rwntysx thousand six hundred sevenfve given
Weaver in Oregon
county Texas elected full popust ticket Maotes
ranging from 81 to 1872. Good for Jack
tits said that working at trades
in New York city support their husbands
MrC A. Pidgeon OF Buffalo, of insurance
commissioner OF this state to succeed G. g. Smith,
New Hampshire gave the element this
early laying plans and preparing for the next campaign
Out of the shops Topeka,
Kan day election voted the peoples party ticket
Is this significant fact?
The Chicago Daily Record speaking political situation the
Minnesota The peoples party alliance with the
democrats spoiled heavy vote for the popusts
There probably one who denies that fact
The republican spent thousand dollars
than democratic committee expended
But what about the popuss All told they received SIX
thousand dollars, and astonished the world
the American farmer said to be less than &c.
per day. counting the capital the farmer has
his invested capital He is
working his plant for cts
per day.
One cent apiece Chicago finishing
vest by constant attention
working late make week Yet president Har
paid things
bright for the
though Senator HILL OF New York. would dc
make uncomfortab for Grover during his admins
the thus far in the f that there
made either Cleveland HILL 1t limited by
papers that Hills influence the senate much than
the democratic factions at
purposes only the peoples party stronger hold the
mass What they loose we shall gain
held last week the city Of Meridian Conn.,
the community by their strength They
presidential election that For
dent thew the last election and less than
months they candidates for officers 427 votes Th
coming the 'front.' Major Vim
M candidate governor Massachusetts, elected
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06

Labor their last meng at Phade
pha declared the initiative and referendum in law making
They avoray received resolution providing that the strike
failed organized labor campaign
by the The labor people
the ballot the most effective
the bondaged workman They rapidly
preaching they feel that to remain the po
indication sound Judgment
Mr. Moody secretary Wisconsin state farmers alliance
locate the state Of Mo- This change
caused by failing health for the
sympathy for the Mr. Moody
respects parab he OF the
wanting alliance He OF the pioneers
of state The first state president of the
alliance May the change Of climate
prove him and keep him robust reformer
article reviewing the Omaha
commenting rapid strides the peoples party has made
program of the industrial element There is
nothing revolutionary excepting the demand Tor
righteous demand OF republic in
republic fact But neither the two great
these Claims looks America gradually
drifting condition parallel that existing the time the Tree
party formed and all the brightest and most promising
life about slowly form party OF real REFORM Cleveland
has great opportunity Will he embraceit?"
number mortgages given for in the state OF
625 the amount raised VI that
mortgages unredmed The standing
against In the 1880 the number OF mort
2257 amounting to $59l2934 The number o.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-10-27
STILL ANOTHER NAME FOR IT.

Every Worlds Fair visitor has prob
ably had his individual whack at the
pronunciation of the name Of that
charming medley, the Midway Plaisance
writes a Blade patron. When | was
there kept track for while of the
different versions l heard given by my
fellow sight-seers. The list reached
some twenty-slx before stopped count
ing, and l know that there were a
good many more. But the premium
was taken by one which | overheard
on a rainy morning, as a party who
he'd come in by an Illinois Central
train were leaning against railing
on the platform and gazing toward the
Ferris wheel and the German village.
John" exclaimed one of the female
members of the group, there's place
we haven't been to YETI
"Oh yes, you have" answered John,
soberly; "you were there last Thursday
don't you know?-that's the Midway
Appliance"