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Excursion to Cripple Creek.

The first excursion Of the season
over the new rail road to the great
gold camp Of Cripple Creek will be
given by the typographical union OF
Pueblo. on Sunday, May 1s. The
union made arrangements some time
ago with Col. jackson of the u. & II.
@. for this date, the understanding
being that the excursion was to be the
first
The distance is seventy-two miles
through some of the most picturesque
country in Colorado. and the fare is
only $s round trip, half fare to be 81 90
for children between six and twelve
years.
Remember the date. and don't miss
seeing the great gold camp.
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Races at Trinidad, Nav 25th and
26th 1894.

For the above occasion rate Of one
fare for the round trip over the D. &
R. g. is authorized from Denver
and intermediate stations to Trinidad
and return. Tickets to be limited to
continuous passage in each direction.
Selling dates, May Gath and 25. Final
limit, May 27th, 1894.
ALEX JACKSON. Agt.
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Santa Fe Steam Ship Agency,
SANTA EE TICKET nEEICE

237 North Union Avenue.
General agency for all Trans-At-
lantic Steam Ship lines to England,
Germany, Austria, France, Italy and
continental Europe. Through rail-
road and ocean tickets sold at low
est rates. Call on or address,
F. b SEAwRIGHT, Agent.
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For a.nk

TAs large room rsesasly vacated BY
the Bssssmsr Fair 10 fer rsat ss very
reasonable ngurs. 1t 10 oas OF the best
locations in this end OF town. Call At
this once for particulars.
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RIO Grande Summer Train
Service.

RIO Grande Summer Train
Service.
Denver trains s 80 and 9:20 n. M,
fiyers, 1850 p. IN. and 1l:40 p. m. ;
Pueblo AID Canon City flyer at
$40 p. M; west-bound locals, Pueblo
TO Salida a. m. Trinidad, Walsens
and La Veta trains, 7:3O a. m.
Excursion tickets now on sale to
all points on the Great Scenic Line.
Less than one fare for round trip to
Colorado Springs, Manitou, Canon
City, Pixies Peak, etc, on Saturdays
anl eandaya
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man & Shloss you get the genuine
article.
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Mcmahon & Collier undertakers and
embalmers. Corner Union avenue and
D. street Phone 228.
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of the Shrelc.
Deposit valuable papers, plate and
jewels, as well as money, in the
Central National Bank.
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Manufacturers of and retail dealers in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
THE HIBERNIANS
Thor Picnic Yesterday at Wheel
ing Park a Success.
NUMBER OF FINE ATHLETICEYEATS
charaotorI1od tho AnaIr in tho Alter.
noon and Were Greatly Enjoyed Or
the spectators-rhe Ladies' Figured
Prominently in tho PIcnIc-soene
at tho Casino Last ETcaIng.

Yesterday at wheeling Park the au-
nunl picnic and outing Of the local An
Gent Order Of Hibornians took place.
and can DO said to have been brilliant
success The attendance was worry fair,
and the people were vol handled and
entertained after they got into the park
precincts. Many a picnic has boon
SPOILED b. the zesoic temperature that
was featuro-not SO with the IIiber.
mans; their warm Irish natures were
quick 10 pick out and make thoroughly
at home those wHO did not seem to be
''onto the ropes"
In the afternoon there was a pro-
gramme OF athletic events, which great
" pleased the large crowd that wit.
messed 1t. In fact, the performances Of
several OF tho athletes who contested
would not do shame to many field
day. Tho summary Of the events is as
follows:
In the throwing tho hammer contest.
sixteen pounds, John Grogan won By
IS feet S inches; william Henderson,
second, and Tom Norton. third.
Running Broad jump-wiii Heenan.
first; Harry Prosser, second; John
Standing Jump-Will Heenan, first;
Daniel 0Connor, second; John Clark,
third.
One Hundred Yard Dash-Robert
Miller, first; VIII lIeenan, second.
Quot Pitching-Patrick Moran won ;
NJ. ]. O'Neill, second. The prizes in
this ovcnt were a gold watch chain and
charm and fine shirt.
Putting Thirty-eight Pound Shot
John Grogau, fret, 20 foot s inches; w..
Henderson, second; John McShane,
third.
The number of people in attendance
at tho picnic was greatly increased In
tho evening, when the scene on tho
grounds was truly beautiful. Strangers
at the picnic declared that no city can
boast OF finer breathing spot than our
own Wheeling Park.
The ladies committee, which was a
very large one, contributed greatly TO
the success OF the picnic. They had
charge Of tho three outdoor dining
booths and tho quality Of tho viads set
forth could not be cxcelled. The three
booths were named, Bishop Donahue,
"Father AlcDermott," and "Hiberuian,"
and each was about equally we'll patron
lied. The calie walk in the casino dur.
ing tho evening was a feature that OK.
cited lots Of amusement. Mayera' band
OBLIGATED in the open air concert stand
and on the casino dancing floor also.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
YOUNG plAN's SUICIDE.
z. G. wybls Foaad Dead Ia a Derrick at
Warrington.

z. g. wybIs Roaad Dead Ia q Derrick at
Warrington.
ss1e.al Dt,p4teh b " IaieziSAa1n
MAxxmoroS, W. Va. August q
E. G. wybls, q we'll known and pros
porous young business man, was found
dead in the derrick Of Hamilton No. 8
oil well this morning. He had been
unwsll for several days and went homo
abou. 8 o'clock In the evening and re-
tired TO his room alter taking some
medicine.
After he retired be arose while the
family was out OF the house, and with
out any one seeing him, left the house.
When tho family returned q few min:
utss afterward he could not be found
and was not found until this morning,
When he was found on the derrick
floor, having fallen from tho top Of the
derrick, distance Of about eighty feet
He was twenty years oil age, unmar-
ried. and lived with his parents. He
owned . good Job printing Office and a
third interest In new paper to be
started here, the typo ard press for
which ara now at tho depot. II 10
thought he wandered of from the
house while deIirious, either from the
effects OF medicine or tho fever in bis
head
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LOCAL B.:Evlr1Gs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud Abo'
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
tho City.
TIE GRAND this evoning-"Thc Boy
Tramp"
Council committee on accounts is
called to meet this evening at 1880
o'clock.
FRANK CnALFAxr, aged 80, of Morgan.
town, and II. Blanche Turner, aged 20.
of Pittsburgh, were yesterday licensed
to wed.
luIs morning tho infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. g. D. Thompson, OF tho
South Side, died after aiege OF men'
braenous Group.
DoEornEA SToErzER was yesterday up.
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
F:.W. Stoetzer, deceased, and gavc bond
in $3.50, with Charles W.. William a.
and A. Q. Stoetzer as suretios.
Tug last Pan. Handle excursion to At
Iantic City for this season leaves this
afternoon at 1865 o'clock. and the indt'
cations arc that it will DO the largest
sent out by that road this summer.
Mrs. ErlzAnErn SCnEEltLE, widow OF
former prominent stone contractor,
died last Tuesday evening ut her resi-.
dencr, 1925 Chapline street. She was
in her sixy-fourth year. and IN esti.
nabie and highly esteemed lady.
YESTERDAY tho Wheeling delegates to
the Huntington gathering OF Christian
church missionary societies left over
the Ohio River road. Wheeling will DO
tho best represented town at the meet
ing, there being twelve in the prrty.
MAHY Wheeling people arc attending
tho Wetzel county fair at New Martina
vile, and IL is said to be "better and
larger than ever" The closing day is
tomorrow, and the finest racing attrac.
lions OF the week will then DO seen.
YESTERDAY evening tho produce firm,
Booth & Digby, received the first lot Of
grapes of tho season. They nrO very
fine, aud come from Maryland. They
wholesale at 50 cents per basket
Peaches arc coming in In considerable
quantities now.
Az Epworth League rally will DO
held at Woods Run, on Fulton circuit,
next Thursday. 1t is tho second meet
ing since tho district league was re. or.
ranizcd, and the programme now pro.
pared Is expected to DO very interest.
ing, aud large crowd il oxpOcted there.
Several will 60 out from tho city.
IT looks as though the special oxcur-
sion OF the local knights OF Pythias to
tho Washington conclave via the Pom.
syivania limo, leaving next Sunday
morning, will be ono Of the most nota-
BILE that has gone out OF Wheeling for
many day. The knights arc taking
great interest in tho excursion and the
four cars will be beautifully decorated
Saturday afternoon.
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FORMED a RELIGIOUS ORDER
And Used 1t to swIndIe Members out OF
Thonsands.

Aud Used II TO swindlc Members out oil
Thousands.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 29.-The
grand jury OF Fairfax county. Va, la,
returned two indictments against DR..
CRANKY Stanton Howard. DR.. Howard
is the man who started what no called
n new religious order, on basis which
he claimed to have obtained while an
officer in tho British army in India.
Among those who embraced the new
faith were Colonel CELSIUS Price. oil st.
Louis, son Of tho late General Sterling
Price, members OF tho family Of Joseph
Specht, st. Louis merchant, and Mrs.
VI. L. B. G. Allen, tho authoress.
Howard established what he styled n
school OF philosophy at Gunston Hall,
on the Potomac. the former home oil the
Masons OF Virginia, now the country
seat OF the Spechis.
lilo 10 said to DO in Canada at the
present time. The indictments charge
him with obtaining from tho Sbechts
81 900 in money and diamonds, which
cost $500.
Mr.. Specht has been investigating
Howard's carcor for some time and as.
serts that he has operated in New York,
Boston, Burlington. N, J.; Newport,
r. l.; ST. Louis, Chicago. kansas City,
Chattanooga and other places under
various names,
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THE IRISH sIEMBEEs
or the House OF Commons Accused OF
Making n Hun.

or the House OF Commons Accused oil
Making Blun.
LONDON, August 22.-It is said that
Mr.. Morley. chief secretary for ireland,
has succeeded in calming tho storm
aroused by tho Irish members as a re-
suit Of tho veto by tho house Of lords Of
the cvicted tenants bill. The angry
threats made against the government
by the Irish members during the oil
night session Of the house Of commons
on Monday were heraIded as the begin.
ming Of a bitter revolt upon their part.
Thomas Sexton. the anti.Parncllite
member for North Kerry, started tho
ball rolling at that time by asking what
action the government would tako in
view of tho house Of lords veto. Sir
William Vernon Harcourt said that this
was the greatest question that can
OCCUPY the geyernments attention,
adding, however, that 1t was inadvisable
to make o statement on tho subject at
present
Mr.. Sexton then asked II tho govern
mont would define its policy IN the
next queens speech. Again the Liberal
leader announced that the government
was not prepared to make a statement
as to its policy In this respect. On con.
ciusion Of tho committee OF supply, the
same evening, a number OF Irish NOM
hera pronosed various motions with q
view OF forcing Sir William HarCourt to
mako definite announcement OF the
course tho government would pursue
on tho house Of lords veto. Tho mo:
tons were oil defeated. in house Of
only sixty members. by majorities oil
about twenty, and the commons ad.
iourned at a. IN. on Tuesday.
This revolt, it now appears, has been
quietly neutralized by Mr.. Morley, who
had long, persuasive conference with
Dir. Sexton yesterday, which induced
an entirely different tone in tho house
Of commons last evening.
Tho Irish members, 1t ia known, ex-
pected tho government, by collision
with the Conservatives, to POSTPONE the
house OF lords veto. But MIR. Morley
denied with emphasis that there was
any such arrangement, aud Mr.. Baltour
made similar denial on behalf OF tho
Conservatives.
Tho incidents OF Monday night were
followed with threats from the Irish
press. IN this connection the Times
SAYS: "Few people believe that it was
more than sham fight. done for the
purpose Of coddling the Irish electors
into tho belief that the Irish members
arc not tho seryile tools Of the govern
ment"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
MAYOR CALLAHAN GUILTY.
A Jury Mt Now Orleans ConvIcts him o
Bribery.

A Jury Mt New Orleans ConyIcts him OF
Bribery.
New ORLEANS, La, August cat
ll:S5 this morning therc was conmo'
ton in tho court room, caused by the
announcement that the jury had reach
cd verdict in the Callahan case. The
jury was pollcd and verdict OF guilty
was presented.
There was an immense crowd In and
around the building rs tho announce.
ment was made. aud the nows spread
with great rapidity, Callahan received
tho nows stoically.
The crime for which lie was convict
cd was demanding and receiving brides
whilo member OF the city council.
The most important count was tho de-
mand made on Mr.. Lyman S. Widcney.
coal dealer, who desired certain wharf
privileges in order to successfully con
duct his business.
After several Interviews with Gala
han 10 regard to tho matter, Mr.. Vide
ney paid tho amount demanded, $500,
and soon afterwards tho council granted
tho privileges required.
There were several indictmentsagain
Callahan for similar olTenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
BREEDING DISEASE
fulton and tho Creek Valley Be-
low that Town
BREATHING m FILTH And GERMS
or Deadly Diseases at Every Breath,
and no Means of Relief Seem 70 DO
AyaiIapIo-The Creek Made into
Cess Pool and Receptacle for oGaL

The IxrELLlGEHcER has several HmeS
inferred to tho nOisome condition Of
Wheeling creek about the Fulton
slaughter house and from there on
down through the city limits, and it
has boom chrouicied also that that dread
disease. scarlet fever, has broken out in
several families. Yesterday several new
cases were reported.
Tie local board OF health lie composed
Of II. Friesnuth, chairman, Henry
Roth aud DR.. Eppart, the doctor acting
temporarily in place Of DR.. Clark, de.
ceased member. This board appealed
to tue county board, but was informed
by the latter that it had no jurisdiction.
The village board holds a different
view, as the village limo extends only to
the creek bank. The chairman yester,.
day communicated with the state board
Of health, and expects an answer by
this morning.
Yesterday DR.. Ashbrook, who has
several cases Of the fever, and Mr.
Friesmuth made visit Of inspection.
An INrgLLidEXcER reporter saw them
alter they returned. Mr.. Frlosmuth
said the creek had been used as con-
yeuient way OF getting rid OF all worth
less oEfal, even manure, cow heads. IN
testines aud blood being thrown into 1t
In high water these would wash away.
but at the present stage the whole mass
lies decaying in the stagnant pools.
poisoning tho air.
DR.. Ashbrooke said he considered
scarlet fever worse than small pox. The
latter can be guarded against by vac.
cination; the latter cannot Then tho
wholesome fear people have oil small
pox renders them cautious, while they
do not recognize the greater danger IN
scarlet fever. Yet when the doctor and
the Fulton board called OH City Health
officer Mccoy yesterday no said there
was no authority in tho law to quaran-
tine against scarlet fever.
The Fulton board is in earnest in its
determination TO remedy tho OWL. 1t
should concern the city health commit
tee, too, for what littlo water is in tho
creek comes through these SOURCES OF
foul poison aud conveys through tho
city itself the contamination and cor.
ruption, endangering tho public health
in Wheeling just as much as 1t docs that
Of Fulton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
coiorrd Knirht. Of rythtn..

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 22.-The
convention of International Colored
Knights of Pythias to-day adopted a
unification resolution. This report is
taken as tho official views Of the order
OF tho United Stntee. The convention
refused to approve any OF the four fac::
tons which now exist. Tho result Of
the action in adopting this report, will
DO to bring the colored Knights 1900
strong into one body within a few
months. After some work on tho pro-
cramme for tomorrow, the convention
adjourned for tho day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
John Mcclure Meets a Horrible Death on
the Raft.

John Mcclure Meets n Horrible Death on
the Raft.
Yesterday afternoon John Mcclure,
ofKirkwood, over the river, who is en-
ployed as brakeman on the Cleveland,
Iorain & Wheeling railroad met most
horrible death at Fairpoint, Ohio, q
short distance out the line from Bridge
port. Mcclure was tho brakeman on
north bound freight train, which was
sidetracked at Fairpoint to allow u
south bound passenger train to pass.
Mcclure was told to sot tho switch so
that the passenger train could pass. He
set the switch. and stehped back as he
thought far enough to avoid being hit.
However, no miscalculated the distance,
was struck. knocked down and terribly
crushed. Hc was brought in to his
home in Kiskwood, but died on the
way. Hc leaves vito and two chill.
dreu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud Movements OF Boat
Tho River Interests.

Stage of Water aud Movements OF Boats
Tho River Interests.
Tho marks at tho public landing
showed tho stage OF water TO DO Is
inches and stationary.
Tho light drnught steamer Jennie
George departed at $3.50 PIN. with aguod
trip, mostly made up of freight She
brings in large quantities Of produce
overy morning, and considerable live
stock.
Charley Linn and George Scott, oil
Butler, says tho Washington tPa.} Re
Porter, arrived in Washington yesterday
evening and stopped over night with
tho formers grandfather, Joshua
Wright ThOy mado tho journey on
their bicycles, and to-day ride 10 Wheel.
ing. returning Tomorrow, and thence
to Uniontown and tho mountains.
PROM HEADQUARTERS.
Oil City-Rivor 9 inches and station.
AIRY. Weather ClOAr and pleasant.
Warr0n-Rivcr four.tenths OF loot
below zero. Weather clear md warm,
Steubonviilo-lIiyer 10 inChos and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
GroonGhoro-RivcrO feet 3 inches and
falling. Weather fair and warm. The
Blaine 10 due up and down Thursday.
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NEw BEDFORD. Mass, August 22.-The
strike situation has undergone no ma.
terial change since yesterday. All tho
mills rcmain closed and both sides
seem to DO as determined rs ever.
Secretary Ross, OF tho Spinners' Union,
and Treasurer Rowland are to-day hav.
ing 4 conference OF which the date OF
tho reopening OF the Rowland corpora.
lions will be determined. Mr.. Rowland
is being bitterly criticized by the other
manufacturers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
Tin Pinto In Washington.
Warrington (Pa.) obstrpsr

In conversation with A. W. Pollock,
trustee to receive funds for tho tin plato
mill lots, Tuesday, tho gentleman
stated that hO had received letter
from Hon. n. +. Whitaker, Of Wheel.
ing, stating that tho capitalists inter
eated wcrO ready TO perform thoir part
Of tho contract when tho Subscribers for
lots paid what was duo undor the terms
OF tho contract A number Of tho per.
sons who agreed to purchase lots huvO
made payments In accordance with tho
terms Of the agreement, but othera arc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23

KLAMATH FALLS. ORE, August 90
News has been received from Lake
View, Ore, that a mob of masked mon
surrounded tho county inii Inst Monday
night and forced tho jnilor to surrender
ptisouNr named W. s. Thompson.
Tho mob then hanged Thompson on tho
court house steps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
It Was n False Report.

BERLIN, August 22.-Nothins is
known in this city Of an alleged conncc'
ton between tho anarchists recently ar
rested hero and tho anarchists of Chi.
cago, or any other American city. Ac'
cording to the police authorities, there
have been no documents discovered to
warrant the statement that such con-
ueCtion existed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-23
A steamer Aground.

NEw YonE, August 22.-ThO German
steamer Catania, which cleared to-day
for Hamburg, is aground OH the cast
side Of tho Swash channel. 1t is OK.
pected that sho will float ut tho next
high tide. which comes shortly before
midnight.